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10/31/2026

Sophomore Stars Dazzle Friday At Harrah's Hoosier Park

by Jacob Rheinheimer
(Dean Gillette photos)

ANDERSON, Ind.—Oct. 30, 2026—The stars were out in full force on Friday, Oct. 30 at Harrah’s Hoosier Park, with four six-figure stakes races for three-year-olds, headlined by Al Papi putting on a dazzling display with a 1:47.4 stakes record following an all-out war with stablemate Melillo in the $160,000 Monument Circle for three-year-old pacing c**ts.

Leaving from the second-tier in post ten with regular pilot Yannick Gingras aboard, Al Papi was away third from the outset after Melillo crossed over in front of Swiss Lights (Trace Tetrick) to cut the opening quarter in :26.2. Melillo tapped the brakes on the backstretch, backing things down to the half in :54.4 before Gingras right-lined Al Papi and began his first-over charge. The pace quickened around the final turn, with Al Papi racing a half-length back to the outside of Melillo at three-quarters in 1:21.4.

Speeding into the stretch, Al Papi looked Melillo in the eye as the Ron Burke trainees began to separate from the rest of the field. Trading haymakers the length of the lane, Al Papi delivered the knockout blow late to edge out Melillo by a neck on the wire in 1:47.4. Swiss Lights was third, 3-3/4 lengths back of the top pair.
The clocking obliterated the previous stakes record of 1:48.3, established by Cattlewash in 2020 and matched by Bulldog Hanover in 2021.

The winning millionaire homebred son of Papi Rob Hanover-Baron Remy is owned by Burke Racing Stable, J&T Silva-Purnel & Libby, Larry Carr and Weaver Bruscemi. Al Papi has won six of 18 this season, earning $1,181,518 on the year and putting his career earnings just shy of $1.6 million. Al Papi will be pointed to Dover Downs for the Matron and Progress Pace to conclude his sophomore campaign. Al Papi paid $4.40 to win as the 6-5 favorite.

The stakes racing kicked off with fireworks as well, as Big Ranger crushed as the 1-9 favorite in a stakes record performance in the $200,000 Carl Erskine Memorial with Tim Tetrick in the sulky for trainer Annette Lorentzon.

Working from post six in the field of seven, Big Ranger settled mid-pack in third early behind Swan Affect (Brandon Bates) while Captain Naughty (Jordan Ross) controlled the tempo to the first turn in :27.2. The field remained unchanged to the halfway mark in :56.2. Big Ranger peeled off the cones moving into the final turn, rallying along the outside zooming past Captain Naughty to lead and beginning to separate at three-quarters in 1:25.

Leaving no doubt on the stretch, Big Ranger sped home in :26.2 to open up by 6-1/4 lengths on the wire and tripping the timer in 1:51.2. AI (Ronnie Wrenn Jr.) rallied for second, with Twin B Seven Sins (Kyle Husted) getting up for third.

Big Ranger has won nine of 14 during his three-year-old campaign, and 16 of 21 lifetime. The In Range-Big Blue Bird c**t has earned $768,710 on the year for owners Madison Global and sports a career bankroll of $1,139,320. Big Ranger returned $2.20 to win at the windows.

The previous stakes record in the Erskine was 1:51.4, established by Don’t Let’em in 2019.

Returning to form at the right time, supplemental entry Fresh Face Yankee played the role of spoiler with pilot and trainer Jay Cross pulling off the upset in the $140,000 Crossroads Of America for three-year-old filly trotters.

Near the middle of the pack in post six, Fresh Face Yankee navigated the early breakers out of the wings and settled seventh on the first turn with Emmas Mystery Ccl emerging on top to cut the opening quarter in :27. Leading Lady (Dexter Dunn) transitioned to the helm at the half-mile pole in :55.4. Fresh Face Yankee took her time in sixth through the three-quarters as Emmas Mystery Ccl flipped back in front in 1:25.0.

Turning for home, four fillies were in with a shot as Emmas Mystery Ccl came under fire from Help Cum Laude (Atlee Bender), with For Dayze (John De Long) and Fresh Face Yankee beginning to tower up on the outside. Shot out of a cannon late, Fresh Face Yankee surged in the final stages widest of all with a :26.4 last quarter to tag For Dayze at the light by a neck in 1:52.4. Help Cum Laude was third just three-quarters of a length back at 47-1, with Emmas Mystery Ccl finishing a close fourth.
The Crescent Fashion-Swan Yankee filly Fresh Face Yankee is owned by Timothy Smith while being bred by Fashion Hill Farm. Fresh Face Yankee added to her bank account, hitting $303,585 in lifetime earnings for her ninth win of the season in 13 tries. Fresh Face Yankee paid $27.40 to win.

In the $125,000 USS Indianapolis Memorial for sophomore pacing fillies, Loua Dipa provided trainer Ron Burke with a stakes double on the card as was a pocket-rocket winner with Ronnie Wrenn Jr. aboard.

Away from post five, Loua Dip was the quickest off the wings, blitzing to the lead through a hot opening quarter of :25.4 in front of the pocket-sitting Topville Lucky (Todd McCarthy). She’s A Bulldog moved from third on the backstretch, covering up her stablemate and taking charge to the halfway point in :55.1. She’s A Bulldog and Lou Dipa began to pace away from the remainder of the field on the far turn, racing one-two to three-quarters in 1:22.3.

Lou Dipa ripped out of the pocket at the head of the lane, moving alongside She’s A Bulldog as the two went to battle in the final stages. Powering clear late, Loua Dipa was home in :26.0 to outsprint She’s A Bulldog and cross the line two lengths clear in a stakes record equaling 1:49. Somemore Blue (Marcus Miller) rallied from last to be third, 7-1/2 lengths back of the winner.

The Dan Patch Award winner at two, Loua Dipa has won seven of 13 at age three for seasonal earnings of $525,590. The Burke Racing Stable and Weaver Bruscemi homebred daughter of Sweet Lou-Looksgoodinaromper has won 16 of 26 lifetime and boasts a career bankroll of $1,352,618. Loua Dipa paid $5 to win.

The week of racing at Harrah’s Hoosier Park concludes on Saturday, Oct. 31 with a 12-race program set to get underway at 5:30pm. Harrah’s Hoosier Park drops down to a three-day race week beginning Thursday, Nov. 5, racing a Thursday through Saturday schedule for the first three weeks of November.

10/29/2026

We sat down with Nancy Takter after the Kentucky Filly Futurity, and you can tell how much this one meant. 🏆

10/26/2026

That’s a wrap on the 2026 season at The Red Mile. 🏁❤️

Thank you to every driver, trainer, groom, owner, breeder, sponsor and fan who made it happen. The early mornings, the late nights, and the work behind every start are what keep this sport going and this track alive since 1875.

10/25/2026

Brandon Blvd dominant in Breeders Crown final

by Michael Carter, for the Breeders Crown
Photos by Conrad Photo

Columbus, Ohio – Brandon Blvd stamped himself as the top 3-year-old pacing c**t in harness racing on Saturday night (Oct. 24), winning the $664,500 Grade 1 Breeders Crown final for sophomore male pacers by 1-1/4 lengths over Al Papi in 1:48 at Eldorado Scioto Downs.

Things heated up quickly in the race when Melillo (driven by Ronnie Wrenn Jr.), Brandon Blvd (Dexter Dunn) and Al Papi (Yannick Gingras) left alertly. Melillo was able to secure the lead entering the first turn but felt immediate pressure from Al Papi. The latter tried to save ground but was locked out of a hole by Brandon Blvd.

Al Papi and Brandon Blvd began to attack Melillo through a :26.4 opening quarter. By the stands for the first time, Al Papi had worked his way to the lead, but Brandon Blvd powered past as the field approached a :54.2 half.

Entering the backstretch, Wrenn pulled Melillo and dueled with Brandon Blvd. The pair were noses apart until the three-quarters in 1:21.1, when Brandon Blvd kicked clear.

Last week in the eliminations, Melillo had the upper hand on Brandon Blvd, but this week it was reversed.

Gentleman’s Club (Andrew McCarthy) came off cover three-wide around the final turn, and Al Papi tried to surge late, but Brandon Blvd proved to be the strongest, with his winning time of 1:48 establishing a divisional track record. Al Papi was followed by North America Cup champion Odds On Mr Mamba (James MacDonald), who rallied to finish third.

“Once he gets to the lead, they’ll never go by him,” said winning trainer Andrew Harris. “He’s all heart and wants it more than anyone else.”

The c**t, a son of Downbytheseaside-Alexis Faith, pushed his career earnings to $1.9 million with his 17th win in 24 races. His ownership group, Punisher 11, which consists of Bruce Areman, Andrew Harris and William Po***ck, was named in honor of Po***ck’s success as a major slow-pitch softball player; The Punisher was his nickname and 11 was his number.

This win is the cherry on top of a season that included victories in the Meadowlands Pace (G1), Max C. Hempt Memorial (G2), and Paul Revere Pace, Somebeachsomewhere and Bluegrass (all G3). He also won the Kentucky Championship Series final and finished second in the North America Cup (G1).

“I think he’s made a case for Horse of the Year now,” Harris said. “I think he’s that good and I think that it’s so amazing that he’s been able to go all year, dancing all the races, and he’s still, at the end of the year, as sharp as he was at the beginning of the year.”

Brandon Blvd gave driver Dexter Dunn his fifth Breeders Crown victory on the weekend, one shy of the record he set in 2024.

Andrew Harris also won a Breeders Crown on Friday with 2-year-old filly pacer Seaside Ubeaut. She is also owned by the Punisher 11 Stable. His first Breeders Crown win was in 2025 with Yo Tillie.

It was recently announced the star will be standing stud at Hanover Shoe Farms in 2027. The Breeders Crown may have been his final start.

“He won’t do the FanDuel,” Harris said. “I’ll talk to the team, but this, more than likely, is the way to go out. Go out on top, I think that’s the way to go, but I’ll talk to the team. Nothing is set in stone, but I would imagine this is the last one for him.”

10/20/2026

Breeders Crown DRAW

10/20/2026

University of Kentucky Equine and Pre-Vet Students Shown a Red-Carpet Day at The Red Mile

University of Kentucky students experience a day at the Red Mile with races, tours and a scholarship check presentation.

LEXINGTON, Ky. (Oct. 20)—When Red Mile Gaming and Racing held its Kentucky Futurity Day Oct. 3, the event provided a red-carpet experience for University of Kentucky student attendees. The day began with behind-the-scenes tours, free admission and concessions and culminated in a $5,000 scholarship check presentation from The Red Mile with presenting sponsor Woodford Feed.

The daylong experiential student event, named “Harnessing the Future: UK Ag Equine Programs Day at the Red Mile,” marked a new era of opportunities within harness racing for UK’s equine and pre-vet students interested in equine careers. The event was held during the Kentucky Futurity, one of the three jewels in the Trotting Triple Crown and one of harness racing’s most historic and prestigious events.

“We are so grateful to The Red Mile, the Lexington Trots Breeders Association and Woodford Feed for investing in our Equine Science and Management (ESMA) and equine pre-vet students through scholarships. We are equally excited about the new opportunities for our students to become immersed in harness racing,” said Jill Stowe, director of UK Ag Equine Programs and holder of the Stanley Smith Dickson Professorship. “We look forward to growing this partnership to the mutual benefit of both our students’ career development and the harness racing industry’s future.”

Besides free admission to the races and a voucher for concessions, the facility also offered four special behind-the-scenes tours for students. Those included a look at veterinary care; track maintenance and racing surface management; marketing the event; and calling the race action.

One of the most popular tours included Protecting the Equine Athlete: Veterinary Care & Racing Regulation, which gave an overview of the veterinary, regulatory and safety procedures that support equine welfare and racing integrity. Students learned about pre-race protocols, testing, oversight and the collaboration among veterinarians, officials, horsemen and track personnel.
The other popular tour for attendees was the Beyond the Finish Line: Events, Marketing & Public Relations tour, which gave participants a look into how a major race day is developed, promoted and presented to the public. Attendees learned about event production, sponsorship, media relations, guest experience, social media and the storytelling that connects new audiences with the sport.

"It was a pleasure to welcome the University of Kentucky Martin-Gatton College of Agriculture, Food and Environment students, faculty and leadership to The Red Mile for Kentucky Futurity Day," said Emily Ratcliff, director of sponsorships at The Red Mile. "The equine industry is such an important part of Kentucky's identity, and we have a responsibility to introduce the next generation to the many opportunities it offers.”

A Martin-Gatton CAFE alum, Ratcliff helped make the day a special experience for students.

“We wanted these students to experience firsthand the people, passion and opportunities that make Kentucky's equine industry so extraordinary,” she said. “The $5,000 college scholarship is an extension of that commitment, and we hope it opens a door for students to pursue their passion and build a future in an industry we are so proud to represent."

Several UK ESMA alums currently work in the harness racing industry, including Joanna Ricci, a 2020 grad. Ricci is currently a compliance manager with MyRacehorse and helped lead tours at the event for the participating students.

Jay Hochstetler is a 2015 graduate of the ESMA program and was featured in a 2024 write-up in the Daily Racing Form.

The Red Mile opened on September 28, 1875, and today is recognized as the second-oldest harness racing track in the world. For more than 150 years, many of the sport’s greatest horses, drivers, trainers and breeders have competed at the track.

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Photo: Robert Cleveland, owner of Woodford Feed, and Shannon Cobb, the COO of The Red Mile, present a $5,000 scholarship check to Jill Stowe, director of UK Ag Equine Programs and other members of the program. Photo courtesy of Amanda Stephens Photography.
Writer: Holly Wiemers, [email protected]

About The Martin-Gatton College of Agriculture
The Martin-Gatton College of Agriculture, Food and Environment is an Equal Opportunity Organization with respect to education and employment and authorization to provide research, education information and other services only to individuals and institutions that function without regard to economic or social status and will not discriminate on the basis of race, color, ethnic origin, national origin, creed, religion, political belief, s*x, s*xual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, pregnancy, marital status, genetic information, age, veteran status, physical or mental disability or reprisal or retaliation for prior civil rights activity.

About The Red Mile

Established in 1875, The Red Mile is one of the world’s most historic Standardbred racetracks and a cornerstone of Lexington’s equine heritage. The one-mile oval is home to the Kentucky Futurity and annually welcomes many of harness racing’s leading horses, drivers, trainers and owners during its Grand Circuit meet. Located in the heart of Kentucky’s Bluegrass region, The Red Mile continues its longstanding tradition of championship racing while offering year-round gaming, dining and entertainment.

10/20/2026

A moment we won’t forget! 🏆

10/18/2026

BIG RANGER handles his $25,000 Breeders Crown elimination for 3-year-old trotting c**ts and geldings (2nd division) in 1:51.1, in hand.

Driven by Tim Tetrick for trainer Anette Lorentzon and owner Madison Global, the son of IN RANGE now has eight wins this season. Bred in Ohio by Spring Haven Farm, he returned $2.40 as the 1-5 favorite.

Kentucky Futurity champion NIX NACKEN finished second from the outermost post seven; READ THE ROOM was third.

10/17/2026

Blazin Lou & Starstruck Dreamer Capture Breeders Crown Elims for 2-Year-Old Pacing C**ts

By Kimberly Rinker for the Breeders Crown
Brad Conrad Photography

Blazin Lou made it look easy as he captured the first of two $25,000 Breeders Crown eliminations for 2-year-old c**t and gelding pacers (race 5) at Scioto Downs. The son of top pacing sire Sweet Lou endured a first over trip in easy fashion to prevail in 1:50.4. Dexter Dunn drove the youngster, giving him his fourth victory on the night’s card.

The victory came as no surprise to the c**t’s trainer Tony Dinges, who conditions Blazin Lou for owner Rick Berks of Paris, KY.

"I was expecting him to race good, and I didn’t think the post would matter to him,” Dinges said of the c**t’s far outside post position. “I expected a good effort from him no matter how the race went. He showed talent all along—from the beginning of his training—and he’s gone even more forward since racing at the Red Mile.”

Rival Eastie Boy (Ronnie Wrenn, Jr.), the 6-5 choice, led the field to an easy :27 opening panel, and positions remained unchanged to the :56.3 half, as Blazin Lou steadily moved up on the outside to the 1:24.4 three-quarter marker. Around the final turn, Blazin Lou turned up his speed a notch and easily collared the leader with a :25.3 final panel. Eastie Boy held on for second, while 5-2 choice Mr Bear (Marcus Miller) held on for third over 21-1 L A Captain (Bob McClure).

Ocean Party (Chris Page ) was fifth, with Billly Hill (Austin Hanners) sixth, followed by Night Agent (Andrew McCarthy) seventh, and Mascarpone (Scott Zeron) eighth.

Blazin Lou has scored previous victory in Kentucky Commonwealth stakes, and more recently in the $89,300 Bluegrass Stakes and in the $104,000 International Sires Stakes at the Red Mile. He now has a 5-1-2 record in 11 career starts and pushed his career earnings to $169,550. Blazin Lou was a $110,000 yearling at the 2025 Lexington Select Sale, and is a full brother to Rocknroll Lou p, 4, 1:51.1 ($483,355) and a half-brother to Captain Rocknroll (by Captaintreacherous) p, 4, 1:51.1 ($74,552).

Bred by Cornerstone Stock Farm of Kentucky, Blazin Lou is the third foal from his dam, Beautiful Lady p, 4, 1:50.1 ($328,390), who won a division of the 2014 Jugette and was second in the finale.

Starstruck Dreamer, the 9-5 choice and Todd McCarthy took the second division (Race 11) in 1:50.2 with a grueling first over trip that saw him nip 2-1 Night Surfer (Dexter Dunn) by a whisker in a blanket photo, with 6-5 Shalom Hanover (Louis Roy) third and 87-1 Stonebridge Blitz (Yannick Gingras) fourth.

Seine, the 24-1 choice, and driver Joe Bongiorno took the early lead out of the gate, leading the field to a :27.1 first quarter before yielding to Shalom Hanover passing the stands for the first time to the :55 half and 1:23.2 three-quarter marker. Meanwhile, the eventual winner had steadily been making up ground on the backside and through the final turn, where he paced nose-to-nose with the leader, before drawing off to win.

Starstuck Dreamer, a freshman son of Captaintreacherous, himself a Breeders Crown champion, is trained by Noel Daley for the partnership of Steve Wienick Racing, Pryde Stables, Jfoderatritchicanamerica, and Hyatt Holdings. The victory, the sixth of his career in seven starts, upped Starstruck Dreamer’s career earnings to $146,300.

Bred by the Sergent Stables, Starstruck Dreamer was an impressive force in PASS contests this season, taking a career mark of 1:48.4 on Aug. 14. He is the first foal out of the Bettor’s Delight mare Scarlett Hanover p, 4, 1:49.4 ($946,786) and was a $105,000 yearling purchase at the 2025 Lexington Sale.

Draw for the $700,000 Breeders Crown 2-Year-Old C**t Pace

1-Blazin Lou
2-Mr Bear
3-Ocean Party
4-Starstruck Dreamer
5-Shalom Hanover
6-Eastie Boy
7-Night Surfer
8-Stonebridge Blitz
9-L A Captain

10/17/2026

Breeders Crown rookie trot elims: Lifetime Dreamer sets one record, equals another; Wrong Sounds Right also dominates

By Chris Lomon, for Breeders Crown
Brad Conrad Photography

COLUMBUS, Ohio – Lifetime Dreamer and Wrong Sounds Right took their respective Breeders Crown 2-Year-Old C**t & Geldings Trot eliminations on Friday night (Oct. 16) at Scioto Downs.

In the first elimination, carded as Race 6, Presidente, leaving from post six in a field of seven, glided to the front moments after the starting gate pulled away. He led the field through a :27.1 opening quarter, with Lifetime Dreamer tracking in second, Mats third and Special Day fourth, following a break by Access Now.

Presidente, fresh off a divisional victory in the Bluegrass Series at The Red Mile, continued to dictate the pace through a :55.4 half. Meanwhile, Yannick Gingras, aboard Lifetime Dreamer, remained patient as Mats and Special Day continued to race third and fourth, respectively.

Presidente, who had recorded four consecutive top-three finishes entering the elimination, remained in command through three-quarters in 1:24.3. But Lifetime Dreamer was poised to strike as the field straightened for home. Gingras then gave the bay his cue and the rookie responded with a confident outside move to take command.

From there, the only question was the winning margin. Lifetime Dreamer, the 2-1 mutuel choice, answered emphatically, powering home to a three-length victory. Presidente finished second, while Whateverittakes AS, who had bobbled earlier in the mile, rallied for third. Top Reacher finished fourth.

The final time over a track rated good was 1:52.4, establishing a track record and equaling the world record for 2-year-old c**t and gelding trotters over a five-eighths-mile track.

“In the last turn – I know Timmy has a nice horse (Presidente), I was tracking him – but I had a lot of trot behind him,” said Gingras. “He went by him pretty easily and he had plenty left.”

It was the latest standout performance for the Ake Svanstedt trainee, who arrived at tonight’s test off a six-length score in a division of the Bluegrass Series at The Red Mile.

On Aug. 8, Lifetime Dreamer and Gingras teamed up to capture the $180,000 Platinum Final of the New Jersey Sire Stakes in a world-record time of 1:51.1. The freshman, from Ecurie D’s first crop, won by three lengths.

“He has had a couple of hiccups in between,” said Gingras. “Other than that, he has been tremendous, and with a trip like this tonight leading into the final, you couldn’t ask for anything better.”

A $65,000 purchase at the 2025 Lexington Select Yearling Sale, Lifetime Dreamer is owned by Ake Svanstedt Inc., Brittany Farms LLC, Bruni Racing Team and Suleyman Yuksel Stables. The victory was his fourth in eight career starts.

Brittany Farms bred Lifetime Dreamer, the second foal out of Lifetime Gift, a daughter of Lifetime Pursuit, the 2014 Hambletonian Oaks champion.

Lifetime Dreamer paid $6.20 for his Breeders Crown elimination win.

Wrong Sounds Right was an easy winner in the second $25,000 Breeders Crown 2-Year-Old C**t & Geldings Trot elimination.

Opposition set the early tone, blasting off the wings to seize command, followed to his inside by Carbon Fiber, who settled into second, while Todd McCarthy, in the sulky of 1-9 Wrong Sounds Right, tucked into third through an opening panel in :28.1.

Soon after, Wrong Sounds Right, riding a three-race win streak, coasted to the lead and proceeded to take his rivals through a half in :56.2. Opposition broke stride, leaving the trio of Carbon Fiber, Gio’s Hope and Yankee Boss to slot in second, third and fourth, respectively.

Still gliding along on top through three-quarters in 1:25.0 with the wind picking up, Wrong Sounds Right breezed down the lane on his way to a 2 3/4-length win. Carbon Fiber was second, Jimdougie Armitage finished third and Yankee Boss was fourth.

The final time was 1:53.1.

“Very happy with the way he raced,” said owner and breeder Scott Farber, whose nom du course is Runthetable Stables. “Good in the turns – my only real concern was that he hadn’t been on a small track before, but he passed that test like he’s passed every other one.”

Wrong Sounds Right arrived at tonight’s elimination off a stellar showing in the Grade 1 Mohawk Million on Sept. 26, a performance that saw the bay c**t, sent on his way as the 2-5 choice, set the stakes and track record and equal the world record, courtesy of a 1:51.1 mile.

In his start prior to the Million, the son of Tactical Landing out of the Broadway Hall mare Broadway Jo Ell stopped the teletimer in a then career-best 1:51.4 in the New Jersey Classic on Sept. 11.

Farber, whose list of standout performers includes Cool Papa Bell, Take All Comers, Next Level Stuff and Hobbs, lauded his rookie charge.

“I’m very excited about the future of this guy. I have had some good ones… I am as excited for him as I’ve been for any of the other ones. Homebreds are very special.

“We’re very excited to be out here.”

With tonight’s victory, the Jim Campbell trainee is 6-1-0 from eight starts.

Wrong Sounds Right paid $2.20 for tonight’s win.

Following the second elimination, Scioto Downs conducted the draw for the Breeders Crown 2-Year-Old C**ts & Geldings Trot final. Below is the field:

$700,000 Breeders Crown 2-Year-Old C**ts & Geldings Trot Final (G1)

PP-Horse Name-Driver-Trainer

1 – Yankee Boss – Tim Tetrick – Ake Svanstedt
2 – Whateveritakes AS – Tony Hall – Anette Lorentzon
3 – Jimdougie Armitage – Ake Svanstedt – Ake Svanstedt
4 – Carbon Fiber – Yannick Gingras – Ron Burke
5 – Lifetime Dreamer – Yannick Gingras – Ake Svanstedt
6 – Wrong Sounds Right – Todd McCarthy – Jim Campbell
7 – Access Now – Bob McClure – Luc Blais
8 – Presidente – Tim Tetrick – Nancy Takter
9 – Top Reacher – Scott Zeron – Marcus Melander

Elimination winners Lifetime Dreamer and Wrong Sounds Right earned draw protection between posts 1 through 6 for the Breeders Crown final. Access Now earned a spot in the final as the fifth-place finisher with the highest seasonal earnings.

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