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Updated on September 30th, 2008
Weekend Update:
On Saturday, trainer Larry Jones saddled Fox Hill Farm and Vinery owned Kodiak Kowboy to a third place finish in the
Vosburgh Stakes (GI) at Belmont Park.
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Larry Jones also had success with another Fox Hill Farm horse when Wawaset Park ran a solid
third place finish in the Delaware Certified Stakes at Delaware Park.
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Trainer Steve Klesaris and trainee Forty Thieves won the Monmouth Park NATC Futurity at Monmouth Park.
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Chuck Lawrence and trainee Grand Motion hit the board in the First State Dash Stakes at Delaware Park.
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Trainer Graham Motion had two third place finishes with Galantas in the Robert F. Carey Memorial Handicap (GIII) and Drop a Line in the Indian Maid Handicap at Hawthorne.
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There were additional wins by: Marquis Jet trained by Michael Trombetta and local Assistant Melissa Begley,
and Inmigrante trained by Mark Shuman.
Fair Hill had 33 starters, 15 of which were stakes, this weekend. There were 3 wins, 2 places and 8 shows totaling $276,647.
September 22nd, 2008
Heckuva Good Weekend:
Proud Spell and Larry Jones
On Saturday, trainer Larry Jones started things off by saddling top filly Proud Spell to a second place finish in the
Fitz Dixon Cotillion Stakes (GII) at Philadelphia Park.
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Trainer Mark Shuman was in the money when Heckuva Good Time ran a solid
third place finish in the Eleven North Handicap at Monmouth Park.
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On Sunday, trainer Janet Elliot and local rider Robbie Walsh raced Red Letter Day to a third place finish in the
Lonesome Glory Hurdle Stakes at Belmont Park.
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There were additional wins for trainers: Steve Klesaris (2), Larry Jones (2), Layne Giliforte, Michael Matz and Leigh Delacour.
Fair Hill had 53 starters, 11 of which were stakes, this weekend. There were 8 wins, 10 places and 12 shows totaling $429,018.
September 15th, 2008
Weekend Update:
On Saturday, trainer Larry Jones saddled Vinery Stud owned Friesan Fire to a third place finish in the
Futurity Stakes (GII) at Belmont Park. More on Friesan Fire
Trainer/Owner Chuck Lawrence sent Makin Peace to a second place finish in
the It's Only Money Stakes at Charles Town. More results from Charles Town
Also on Saturday, trainer Graham Motion sent Caprice to a second place finish in
the Claire Marine Stakes at Arlington Park. More results from Arlington
In the race following Big Brown's turf romp at Monmouth, trainer Mark Shumand sent Hadavision
to a commanding win in the Trention Stakes. More results from Monmouth
On Sunday, trainer Michael Matz trainee, Trensa finished third in the
Revidere Stakes at Monmouth Park. More results from Monmouth
There were additional wins for trainers: Mark Shuman, Tim Woolley, Graham Motion and Paul Rowland.
Fair Hill had 35 starters, 18 of which were stakes, this weekend. There were 5 wins, 5 places and 4 shows totaling $197,230.
September 8th, 2008
Delaware Park Owners Day Weekend:
On Saturday, trainer Larry Jones saddled Fox Hill Farms' Solar Flare for a third place finish in the DTHA Owners' Day Handicap Stakes at Delaware Park. Also in that race, Graham Motion trainee Better Than Bonds placed second.
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Trainer Michael Trombetta and Fair Hill Assistant Melissa Begley sent Country Life Farm owned Sagamoon to a
third place finish in the George Rosenberger Memorial Stakes at Delaware.
Fair Hill had 27 starters, 9 of which were stakes, this weekend. There were 4 wins, 4 places and 6 shows totaling $136,030.
September 2nd, 2008
Labor Day weekend update:
Congratulations to Fair Hill trainer Steve Klesaris and his Delaware Park based filly Mani Bhavan for
winning the Spinaway Stakes (GI) at Saratoga on Sunday.
More from the Bloodhorse
On Saturday, trainer Graham Motion saddled One Man to Beat for a second place finish in the Twin Light Stakes at Monmouth Park.
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Also on Saturday, Leigh Delacour trainee Fareena placed second in the Ontario Colleen Stakes at Woodbine.
Read more on the race here
On Monday, trainer Graham Motion continued his success when Before Electricity showed a third place finish in the Channel Three Stakes on the Tapeta at Presque Isle Downs.
August 29th, 2008
Mighty Mecke
Fair Hill is proud to have Mighty Mecke home safe.