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Photo by Dean Gillette Gimmee Da Gelt earned her first career win Thursday, August 6 at Harrah’s Hoosier Park. The three-year-old filly earned the victory in a time of 1:56.0 in the conditioned claiming non winners event. Gimmee Da Gelt began from post four and immediately headed to the lead for trainer-driver Daryl Bontrager. Midnight Tigress and Robert Taylor were the first to reach the lead on the inside with Gimmee Da Gelt taking over heading into the first turn. They led the field through the first quarter in :27.3. Gimmee Da Gelt was still in command at the half in :57.1 as Sandy Oh Sandy and Trace Tetrick were flushed out into first over fashion for the second half. Gimmee Da Gelt was still in command at the head of the lane as Sandy Oh Sandy came up to challenge. The two fillies battled each other stride for stride down the stretch before Gimmee Da Gelt got the edge. Then, Northern Luckyjane and Kyle Wilfong began advancing on the inside while Midnight Tigress came to life on the outside. In the end, Gimmee Da Gelt was a winner by a neck over Northern Luckyjane. Midnight Tigress finished third. Gimmee Da Gelt paid $17.80 for the win. The Luck Be Withyou sophomore is owned and bred by Ira Steinberg. After going winless last year at two, Gimmee Da Gelt earned her first win in her eighth start of 2026. She is a full sister to Steinberg’s Ahva Sholum, a winner in 1:51.2 with $69,000 on his card and still counting. Later in the card, For Heaven’s Sake and Trace Tetrick turned in a near gate to wire effort in trotting action in a time of 1:54.2, a final quarter in :28.3. Indiana Help and Brandon Bates finished a half length back in second with Woodside Julius and LeWayne Miller finishing third. For Heaven’s Sake paid $10.40 for the win. The Swan for All filly is owned by Denise Dennis and trained by Jeff Edwards. Blue Chip Bloodstock, John Lengacher, and Danielle Henri bred the filly, who now has three wins with a career best time of 1:53.3.
It was a rare Wednesday with no racing on the schedule at Harrah’s Hoosier Park but qualifying action went on during the morning with six races on the program. Three were dedicated to two-year-olds with Let B Express and Kevin Lambright turning in a clean mile and picking up a new lifetime mark in the process. Let B Express scooted out of the gate with early speed and secured the top spot before the first turn arrived. The field all got away from the gate on the trot and settled in behind the leader through the quarter in :30.0. Let B Express was still in command through the half in 1:01.1 with Ball One and Tim Clevenger watching their every move. In the stretch, Let B Express turned up the tempo and trotted home in :28.2 for the win by two and one-half lengths in 1:59.2. Ball One was a solid second, also trotting home in :28.2 with Double A Chapter A and Jordan Ross finishing third. Let B Express is a two-year-old son of Don’t Let’em. Twoforone Stable purchased him earlier this year. Bobby Reeser handles the training duties for the gelding, who was bred by James Schulte of Kentucky. Let B Express is from the third crop of Don’t Let’em. He had four starts on the Kentucky Fair Circuit before coming to Indiana. His win Wednesday was the first of his career and his first for new trainer Bobby Reeser. In the other trotting division of two-year-olds, Fifty Dallar Diva and Jordan Ross turned in an impressive mile which ended in the freshman trotter going by opponents in the lane and winning by more than four lengths. The time of the mile was 2:02.3 with a final quarter in :28.3. Swan So Sweet and Marcus Miller finished second over Mywildcard and Zach Miller for third. Fifty Dallar Diva is a homebred by John Barnard’s Fiftydallarbill. The filly is trained by Luis Quevedo. It was her second qualifier as she preps for her two-year-old campaign in Indiana. She is a full sister to Revin for Dallars, who has a mark of 1:52.4 with earnings of more than $40,000 and counting. Racing is back in action Thursday, August 6 at Harrah’s Hoosier Park. The program gets underway at 5:30 p.m.
Cool Manner got back to her winning ways in a big way Tuesday, August 4, establishing a new track record for two-year-old trotting fillies on the Indiana Sired Fair Circuit (ISFC). The filly stopped the timer in 2:00.1 to set the new mark. Cool Manner had three straight wins on the ISFC before her last start at Connersville, experiencing interference at the start that resulted in a break and it knocked her out of any chance. This time, driver Kevin Detweiler had the filly clear of the field early in the race to lead the way through the quarter in :30 seconds. That was the last time the rest of the field could keep tabs on her. She opened up at every pole, setting fractions of 1:01.0 and 1:30.0 before rallying around the final turn and heading to victory by 14 and one-quarter lengths for the win, a final quarter trotted in :30.1. Wizards Temptation and Cordarius Stewart finished second over ER Navy and Don Eash for third. Cool Manner earned her seventh win in 11 starts this year. The daughter of Rebuff is owned and trained by Joseph Wagler of Milroy, Ind. Wagler purchased her for $8,000 last fall at the Midwest Standardbred Horse Sale from the In-Law Stables consignment, who was acting as agent for Karl Miller, breeder. Cool Manner is currently in second place on the standings for the ISFC behind Sassytemper, who also was a winner on the day. Sassytemper leads the way with 498 points with nine wins on the ISFC while Cool Manner has eight wins with a tally of 445 points. Both fillies have started 12 times so far in their quest for the Governor’s Cup Championships at the Indiana State Fairgrounds. It was one of five wins on the card for the partnership of Detweiler and Wagler. Detweiler currently leads the standings this year among all drivers while Wagler leads the way among all trainers. The previous track record listed in the program for Converse was set earlier this year by another daughter of Rebuff. Rebuffpinklady and Trainer-Driver Doug Rideout set the mark at 2:01.3 during the second round of the ISFC in June. Chantilly Russ and Don Eash kicked off the program with a gate to wire win in three-year-old filly pacing action, scoring the win in 1:56.0, just a few ticks off the track record. The Rockin Image filly was a length and a quarter ahead of Sun Rae’s Triumph and Anthony Miller while Artistic Photo and Clint Coy finished third. It was the first win for Chantilly Russ since the second round of the ISFC at Converse. She has been racing at Harrah’s Hoosier Park for most of her outings this season for the Eash Racing Stable ownership. Don Eash trains the filly, who was bred by Fast Lane Stables. She was acquired by the Eash Stable at the beginning of 2026.
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Photo by Dean Gillette Gimmee Da Gelt earned her first career win Thursday, August 6 at Harrah’s Hoosier Park. The three-year-old filly earned the victory in a time of 1:56.0 in the conditioned claiming non winners event. Gimmee Da Gelt began from post four and immediately headed to the lead for trainer-driver Daryl Bontrager. Midnight Tigress and Robert Taylor were the first to reach the lead on the inside with Gimmee Da Gelt taking over heading into the first turn. They led the field through the first quarter in :27.3. Gimmee Da Gelt was still in command at the half in :57.1 as Sandy Oh Sandy and Trace Tetrick were flushed out into first over fashion for the second half. Gimmee Da Gelt was still in command at the head of the lane as Sandy Oh Sandy came up to challenge. The two fillies battled each other stride for stride down the stretch before Gimmee Da Gelt got the edge. Then, Northern Luckyjane and Kyle Wilfong began advancing on the inside while Midnight Tigress came to life on the outside. In the end, Gimmee Da Gelt was a winner by a neck over Northern Luckyjane. Midnight Tigress finished third. Gimmee Da Gelt paid $17.80 for the win. The Luck Be Withyou sophomore is owned and bred by Ira Steinberg. After going winless last year at two, Gimmee Da Gelt earned her first win in her eighth start of 2026. She is a full sister to Steinberg’s Ahva Sholum, a winner in 1:51.2 with $69,000 on his card and still counting. Later in the card, For Heaven’s Sake and Trace Tetrick turned in a near gate to wire effort in trotting action in a time of 1:54.2, a final quarter in :28.3. Indiana Help and Brandon Bates finished a half length back in second with Woodside Julius and LeWayne Miller finishing third. For Heaven’s Sake paid $10.40 for the win. The Swan for All filly is owned by Denise Dennis and trained by Jeff Edwards. Blue Chip Bloodstock, John Lengacher, and Danielle Henri bred the filly, who now has three wins with a career best time of 1:53.3.
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Photo by Dean Gillette Gimmee Da Gelt earned her first career win Thursday, August 6 at Harrah’s Hoosier Park. The three-year-old filly earned the victory in a time of 1:56.0 in the conditioned claiming non winners event. Gimmee Da Gelt began from post four and immediately headed to the lead for trainer-driver Daryl Bontrager. Midnight Tigress and Robert Taylor were the first to reach the lead on the inside with Gimmee Da Gelt taking over heading into the first turn. They led the field through the first quarter in :27.3. Gimmee Da Gelt was still in command at the half in :57.1 as Sandy Oh Sandy and Trace Tetrick were flushed out into first over fashion for the second half. Gimmee Da Gelt was still in command at the head of the lane as Sandy Oh Sandy came up to challenge. The two fillies battled each other stride for stride down the stretch before Gimmee Da Gelt got the edge. Then, Northern Luckyjane and Kyle Wilfong began advancing on the inside while Midnight Tigress came to life on the outside. In the end, Gimmee Da Gelt was a winner by a neck over Northern Luckyjane. Midnight Tigress finished third. Gimmee Da Gelt paid $17.80 for the win. The Luck Be Withyou sophomore is owned and bred by Ira Steinberg. After going winless last year at two, Gimmee Da Gelt earned her first win in her eighth start of 2026. She is a full sister to Steinberg’s Ahva Sholum, a winner in 1:51.2 with $69,000 on his card and still counting. Later in the card, For Heaven’s Sake and Trace Tetrick turned in a near gate to wire effort in trotting action in a time of 1:54.2, a final quarter in :28.3. Indiana Help and Brandon Bates finished a half length back in second with Woodside Julius and LeWayne Miller finishing third. For Heaven’s Sake paid $10.40 for the win. The Swan for All filly is owned by Denise Dennis and trained by Jeff Edwards. Blue Chip Bloodstock, John Lengacher, and Danielle Henri bred the filly, who now has three wins with a career best time of 1:53.3.
It was a rare Wednesday with no racing on the schedule at Harrah’s Hoosier Park but qualifying action went on during the morning with six races on the program. Three were dedicated to two-year-olds with Let B Express and Kevin Lambright turning in a clean mile and picking up a new lifetime mark in the process. Let B Express scooted out of the gate with early speed and secured the top spot before the first turn arrived. The field all got away from the gate on the trot and settled in behind the leader through the quarter in :30.0. Let B Express was still in command through the half in 1:01.1 with Ball One and Tim Clevenger watching their every move. In the stretch, Let B Express turned up the tempo and trotted home in :28.2 for the win by two and one-half lengths in 1:59.2. Ball One was a solid second, also trotting home in :28.2 with Double A Chapter A and Jordan Ross finishing third. Let B Express is a two-year-old son of Don’t Let’em. Twoforone Stable purchased him earlier this year. Bobby Reeser handles the training duties for the gelding, who was bred by James Schulte of Kentucky. Let B Express is from the third crop of Don’t Let’em. He had four starts on the Kentucky Fair Circuit before coming to Indiana. His win Wednesday was the first of his career and his first for new trainer Bobby Reeser. In the other trotting division of two-year-olds, Fifty Dallar Diva and Jordan Ross turned in an impressive mile which ended in the freshman trotter going by opponents in the lane and winning by more than four lengths. The time of the mile was 2:02.3 with a final quarter in :28.3. Swan So Sweet and Marcus Miller finished second over Mywildcard and Zach Miller for third. Fifty Dallar Diva is a homebred by John Barnard’s Fiftydallarbill. The filly is trained by Luis Quevedo. It was her second qualifier as she preps for her two-year-old campaign in Indiana. She is a full sister to Revin for Dallars, who has a mark of 1:52.4 with earnings of more than $40,000 and counting. Racing is back in action Thursday, August 6 at Harrah’s Hoosier Park. The program gets underway at 5:30 p.m.
Cool Manner got back to her winning ways in a big way Tuesday, August 4, establishing a new track record for two-year-old trotting fillies on the Indiana Sired Fair Circuit (ISFC). The filly stopped the timer in 2:00.1 to set the new mark. Cool Manner had three straight wins on the ISFC before her last start at Connersville, experiencing interference at the start that resulted in a break and it knocked her out of any chance. This time, driver Kevin Detweiler had the filly clear of the field early in the race to lead the way through the quarter in :30 seconds. That was the last time the rest of the field could keep tabs on her. She opened up at every pole, setting fractions of 1:01.0 and 1:30.0 before rallying around the final turn and heading to victory by 14 and one-quarter lengths for the win, a final quarter trotted in :30.1. Wizards Temptation and Cordarius Stewart finished second over ER Navy and Don Eash for third. Cool Manner earned her seventh win in 11 starts this year. The daughter of Rebuff is owned and trained by Joseph Wagler of Milroy, Ind. Wagler purchased her for $8,000 last fall at the Midwest Standardbred Horse Sale from the In-Law Stables consignment, who was acting as agent for Karl Miller, breeder. Cool Manner is currently in second place on the standings for the ISFC behind Sassytemper, who also was a winner on the day. Sassytemper leads the way with 498 points with nine wins on the ISFC while Cool Manner has eight wins with a tally of 445 points. Both fillies have started 12 times so far in their quest for the Governor’s Cup Championships at the Indiana State Fairgrounds. It was one of five wins on the card for the partnership of Detweiler and Wagler. Detweiler currently leads the standings this year among all drivers while Wagler leads the way among all trainers. The previous track record listed in the program for Converse was set earlier this year by another daughter of Rebuff. Rebuffpinklady and Trainer-Driver Doug Rideout set the mark at 2:01.3 during the second round of the ISFC in June. Chantilly Russ and Don Eash kicked off the program with a gate to wire win in three-year-old filly pacing action, scoring the win in 1:56.0, just a few ticks off the track record. The Rockin Image filly was a length and a quarter ahead of Sun Rae’s Triumph and Anthony Miller while Artistic Photo and Clint Coy finished third. It was the first win for Chantilly Russ since the second round of the ISFC at Converse. She has been racing at Harrah’s Hoosier Park for most of her outings this season for the Eash Racing Stable ownership. Don Eash trains the filly, who was bred by Fast Lane Stables. She was acquired by the Eash Stable at the beginning of 2026.
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Photo by Dean Gillette Gimmee Da Gelt earned her first career win Thursday, August 6 at Harrah’s Hoosier Park. The three-year-old filly earned the victory in a time of 1:56.0 in the conditioned claiming non winners event. Gimmee Da Gelt began from post four and immediately headed to the lead for trainer-driver Daryl Bontrager. Midnight Tigress and Robert Taylor were the first to reach the lead on the inside with Gimmee Da Gelt taking over heading into the first turn. They led the field through the first quarter in :27.3. Gimmee Da Gelt was still in command at the half in :57.1 as Sandy Oh Sandy and Trace Tetrick were flushed out into first over fashion for the second half. Gimmee Da Gelt was still in command at the head of the lane as Sandy Oh Sandy came up to challenge. The two fillies battled each other stride for stride down the stretch before Gimmee Da Gelt got the edge. Then, Northern Luckyjane and Kyle Wilfong began advancing on the inside while Midnight Tigress came to life on the outside. In the end, Gimmee Da Gelt was a winner by a neck over Northern Luckyjane. Midnight Tigress finished third. Gimmee Da Gelt paid $17.80 for the win. The Luck Be Withyou sophomore is owned and bred by Ira Steinberg. After going winless last year at two, Gimmee Da Gelt earned her first win in her eighth start of 2026. She is a full sister to Steinberg’s Ahva Sholum, a winner in 1:51.2 with $69,000 on his card and still counting. Later in the card, For Heaven’s Sake and Trace Tetrick turned in a near gate to wire effort in trotting action in a time of 1:54.2, a final quarter in :28.3. Indiana Help and Brandon Bates finished a half length back in second with Woodside Julius and LeWayne Miller finishing third. For Heaven’s Sake paid $10.40 for the win. The Swan for All filly is owned by Denise Dennis and trained by Jeff Edwards. Blue Chip Bloodstock, John Lengacher, and Danielle Henri bred the filly, who now has three wins with a career best time of 1:53.3.
It was a rare Wednesday with no racing on the schedule at Harrah’s Hoosier Park but qualifying action went on during the morning with six races on the program. Three were dedicated to two-year-olds with Let B Express and Kevin Lambright turning in a clean mile and picking up a new lifetime mark in the process. Let B Express scooted out of the gate with early speed and secured the top spot before the first turn arrived. The field all got away from the gate on the trot and settled in behind the leader through the quarter in :30.0. Let B Express was still in command through the half in 1:01.1 with Ball One and Tim Clevenger watching their every move. In the stretch, Let B Express turned up the tempo and trotted home in :28.2 for the win by two and one-half lengths in 1:59.2. Ball One was a solid second, also trotting home in :28.2 with Double A Chapter A and Jordan Ross finishing third. Let B Express is a two-year-old son of Don’t Let’em. Twoforone Stable purchased him earlier this year. Bobby Reeser handles the training duties for the gelding, who was bred by James Schulte of Kentucky. Let B Express is from the third crop of Don’t Let’em. He had four starts on the Kentucky Fair Circuit before coming to Indiana. His win Wednesday was the first of his career and his first for new trainer Bobby Reeser. In the other trotting division of two-year-olds, Fifty Dallar Diva and Jordan Ross turned in an impressive mile which ended in the freshman trotter going by opponents in the lane and winning by more than four lengths. The time of the mile was 2:02.3 with a final quarter in :28.3. Swan So Sweet and Marcus Miller finished second over Mywildcard and Zach Miller for third. Fifty Dallar Diva is a homebred by John Barnard’s Fiftydallarbill. The filly is trained by Luis Quevedo. It was her second qualifier as she preps for her two-year-old campaign in Indiana. She is a full sister to Revin for Dallars, who has a mark of 1:52.4 with earnings of more than $40,000 and counting. Racing is back in action Thursday, August 6 at Harrah’s Hoosier Park. The program gets underway at 5:30 p.m.
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