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D2D Racing Stable would like to welcome Glow Stick (Yearling)- Badlands Hanover-Glow On Glow who was purchased on Thursday November 10th,2011 from the Harrisburg yearling sales. Congratulations to all owners this should be a fun winter watching GLOW stick grow in the Coleman barn as she prepares for her 2 year old racing season..Glow has now returned to the Coleman Ontario base and will be stables at Mohawk till she has qualified and is ready to return to BayCairn Training Center.
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Horse racing is a type of equestrian sport which was designed to provide entertainment for large crowds of people. After horses were no longer required for combat in battle, equestrian sports were seen as a good alternative to test the ability of a horse rider. Ancient Greek Olympic chariot horse racing was a popular source of entertainment, which has further developed into mounted horse racing. At famous racing tracks such as Arlington Park, you will find horse racing is an exciting sport for people to� Place a bet� on. Who would have thought that an equestrian sport would have developed into one of the most entertaining sports in the world!

Four-year-old Ontario Sires Stakes graduate Warrawee Needy turned in North America's fastest mile so far this season with a dazzling 1:48.3 triumph in Woodbine Racetrack's Saturday evening opener. Leaving from post three in the $34,000 Preferred Pace, Warrawee Needy and driver Jody Jamieson cleared to command ahead of insider Ok Commander (Doug McNair) after the :25.2 opening quarter. However, the parked out Upfront Hoosierboy (Randy Waples) rolled on to take over as the field of seven moved into the backstretch. The new leader reached the half in :53.4 and three-quarters in 1:22.2 with Sing For Me George (Rick Zeron) applying first over pressure. The top two battled head-to-head into the stretch, but the rail opened up and Warrawee Needy slipped through to win by three-quarters of a length in a personal best 1:48 read on

Golden Receiver returned to his former haunts to pick up a big victory in the Van Rose Memorial Pace on Saturday night at Mohegan Sun at Pocono Downs. The race carried a purse of $50,000. Golden Receiver (Village Jove-Royal Gold), who used to campaign at Pocono before becoming one of the sport's preeminent pacers, left from post position No. 2 in a field of six as the heavy 1-5 favourite. He sat third early as Sparky Mark cut out the opening quarter, but driver George Napolitano Jr. set him in motion on the front stretch to take the lead before the clubhouse turn. From there, Golden Receiver held the rest of the field at bay, winning by one and three-quarter lengths in 1:50. Sparky Mark finished second while Fred And Ginger was third.. read on