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Leapnpetesonhisway earned another win on the Indiana Sired Fair Circuit (ISFC) Saturday, August 8 during action at the Jay County Fairgrounds in Portland, Ind. The freshman pacer leads the way in the standings with six wins on the circuit this summer heading to the $25,000 Governor’s Cup Championships at the Indiana State Fairgrounds. Fresh off driver Logan Loney’s first career driving triple, Leapnpetesonhisway took advantage of his rail position and rallied right to the top. RB’s Choclitis and Ronald Burks followed Leapnpetesonhisway out from the second tier and settled in the two hole as fractions of :30.4 and 1:00.1 were placed on the board. JK Barbar and Clint Coy pulled first up in the second half to put some pressure on Leapnpetesonhisway. Leapnpetesonhisway was strong on the front end and heading into the stretch. JK Barbar began closing in with both horses battling to the end. Leapnpetesonhisway got the edge by a nose over JK Barbar for the win in 1:58.1, pacing home in :28.0 seconds. RB’s Choclitis finished third. Leapnpetesonhisway is owned by Therl Hensley and trained by Rocky Loney. The Freaky Feet Pete colt was bred and raised by Dr. Paul and Cathy Webb. Leapnpetesonhisway is now six for nine in his young career and with one more stop on the preliminary round of races heading to the final, he carries a two-race win streak and has been first or second in his last six starts. Rocky Loney trains the talented colt. Also providing Logan Loney with a win on the Saturday card was Midnight Fox in the second division for two-year-old pacing colts. The Capt Midnight gelding traveled two and three wide in the middle of the race before taking over at the head of the stretch and striding home to a two and three-quarter length win in 2:00.1. Rockalone and Jeff Dever finished second over Premier Finaltouch and Ronald Burks. Midnight Fox is owned by D and J Racing Stables and trained by Jonathan Williams. Merlie Schwartz bred the pacer. Logan Loney’s final win of the day came behind three-year-old trotting gelding Don’t Keep Secrets. The trotter turned in a gate to wire effort, fending off a late charge by Don’t Tell Anyone and Kevin Detweiler by a nose at the finish line in 1:59.3. Yearoffear and Doug Rideout finished third. Don’t Keep Secrets is owned by Jeri Kieninger and trained by Rocky Loney. Don’t Keep Secrets is now on a three-race win streak for his connections. One more stop is scheduled on the ISFC before the top eight are slated for the Governor’s Cup Championships at the Indiana State Fairgrounds. Action heads to the Clinton County Fairgrounds in Frankfort for the final round August 15.
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Photo of Gullfaxi and Jordan Ross by Dean Gillette Several new series got underway Friday, August 7 over a lightning fast track as more than half of the first 10 races on the program dipped below the 1:51 time barrier. One of those winners was Gullfaxi, driven by Jordan Ross to a victory in the $13,000 Iron Horse Claiming Series. Gullfaxi began from post one and saved ground early as Brake Ahead and John DeLong sprinted to the lead from the outside. Gullfaxi got away fourth as the first quarter posted at :26.4. The back of the pack came to life before the half in :54.4 led by Bettor B Sirius and Atlee Bender. Quixote and Brandon Bates were flushed out around the final turn. In the stretch, Quixote took over with Gullfaxi picking up cover behind him. Later in the stretch, Gullfaxi tipped wider and rallied home in :27.2 for the win by two lengths over Quixote. Bettor B Sirius finished third. Both Quixote and Brake Ahead were claimed from the race. Gullfaxi paid $10.60 for the win. The seven-year-old son of Rockin Image is owned by Caldwell Mamie Racing of Ohio and trained by Charlie Stewart. Duane Miller and Gene Borkholder bred and raised the gelding, who earned his sixth win of 2026. Overall, he now has 20 wins and more than $230,000 in earnings. His career best time of 1:49.2 was taken earlier this year at Harrah’s Hoosier Park in 1:49.2. Stewart was back in the winner’s circle in the very next race in the first round of the Marion Savage claiming series. Sectionlinetwister driven by John DeLong turned in a gate to wire effort for the win by two and three-quarter lengths in 1:50.4, a final quarter in :27.3. Watching Sunset and Kyle Wilfong finished second over Bullville Frank and Brandon Bates. Sectionlinetwister paid $2.60 for the win as the favorite of the field. The eight-year-old son of Well Said was owned by Nicole Stewart and trained by Charlie Stewart. However, he was claimed from the race by Garcia Power Inc. Sectionlinetwister moves to a new barn with 27 career wins and more than $300,000 in earnings. His win Friday was a new lifetime mark.
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.
Leapnpetesonhisway earned another win on the Indiana Sired Fair Circuit (ISFC) Saturday, August 8 during action at the Jay County Fairgrounds in Portland, Ind. The freshman pacer leads the way in the standings with six wins on the circuit this summer heading to the $25,000 Governor’s Cup Championships at the Indiana State Fairgrounds. Fresh off driver Logan Loney’s first career driving triple, Leapnpetesonhisway took advantage of his rail position and rallied right to the top. RB’s Choclitis and Ronald Burks followed Leapnpetesonhisway out from the second tier and settled in the two hole as fractions of :30.4 and 1:00.1 were placed on the board. JK Barbar and Clint Coy pulled first up in the second half to put some pressure on Leapnpetesonhisway. Leapnpetesonhisway was strong on the front end and heading into the stretch. JK Barbar began closing in with both horses battling to the end. Leapnpetesonhisway got the edge by a nose over JK Barbar for the win in 1:58.1, pacing home in :28.0 seconds. RB’s Choclitis finished third. Leapnpetesonhisway is owned by Therl Hensley and trained by Rocky Loney. The Freaky Feet Pete colt was bred and raised by Dr. Paul and Cathy Webb. Leapnpetesonhisway is now six for nine in his young career and with one more stop on the preliminary round of races heading to the final, he carries a two-race win streak and has been first or second in his last six starts. Rocky Loney trains the talented colt. Also providing Logan Loney with a win on the Saturday card was Midnight Fox in the second division for two-year-old pacing colts. The Capt Midnight gelding traveled two and three wide in the middle of the race before taking over at the head of the stretch and striding home to a two and three-quarter length win in 2:00.1. Rockalone and Jeff Dever finished second over Premier Finaltouch and Ronald Burks. Midnight Fox is owned by D and J Racing Stables and trained by Jonathan Williams. Merlie Schwartz bred the pacer. Logan Loney’s final win of the day came behind three-year-old trotting gelding Don’t Keep Secrets. The trotter turned in a gate to wire effort, fending off a late charge by Don’t Tell Anyone and Kevin Detweiler by a nose at the finish line in 1:59.3. Yearoffear and Doug Rideout finished third. Don’t Keep Secrets is owned by Jeri Kieninger and trained by Rocky Loney. Don’t Keep Secrets is now on a three-race win streak for his connections. One more stop is scheduled on the ISFC before the top eight are slated for the Governor’s Cup Championships at the Indiana State Fairgrounds. Action heads to the Clinton County Fairgrounds in Frankfort for the final round August 15.
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Leapnpetesonhisway earned another win on the Indiana Sired Fair Circuit (ISFC) Saturday, August 8 during action at the Jay County Fairgrounds in Portland, Ind. The freshman pacer leads the way in the standings with six wins on the circuit this summer heading to the $25,000 Governor’s Cup Championships at the Indiana State Fairgrounds. Fresh off driver Logan Loney’s first career driving triple, Leapnpetesonhisway took advantage of his rail position and rallied right to the top. RB’s Choclitis and Ronald Burks followed Leapnpetesonhisway out from the second tier and settled in the two hole as fractions of :30.4 and 1:00.1 were placed on the board. JK Barbar and Clint Coy pulled first up in the second half to put some pressure on Leapnpetesonhisway. Leapnpetesonhisway was strong on the front end and heading into the stretch. JK Barbar began closing in with both horses battling to the end. Leapnpetesonhisway got the edge by a nose over JK Barbar for the win in 1:58.1, pacing home in :28.0 seconds. RB’s Choclitis finished third. Leapnpetesonhisway is owned by Therl Hensley and trained by Rocky Loney. The Freaky Feet Pete colt was bred and raised by Dr. Paul and Cathy Webb. Leapnpetesonhisway is now six for nine in his young career and with one more stop on the preliminary round of races heading to the final, he carries a two-race win streak and has been first or second in his last six starts. Rocky Loney trains the talented colt. Also providing Logan Loney with a win on the Saturday card was Midnight Fox in the second division for two-year-old pacing colts. The Capt Midnight gelding traveled two and three wide in the middle of the race before taking over at the head of the stretch and striding home to a two and three-quarter length win in 2:00.1. Rockalone and Jeff Dever finished second over Premier Finaltouch and Ronald Burks. Midnight Fox is owned by D and J Racing Stables and trained by Jonathan Williams. Merlie Schwartz bred the pacer. Logan Loney’s final win of the day came behind three-year-old trotting gelding Don’t Keep Secrets. The trotter turned in a gate to wire effort, fending off a late charge by Don’t Tell Anyone and Kevin Detweiler by a nose at the finish line in 1:59.3. Yearoffear and Doug Rideout finished third. Don’t Keep Secrets is owned by Jeri Kieninger and trained by Rocky Loney. Don’t Keep Secrets is now on a three-race win streak for his connections. One more stop is scheduled on the ISFC before the top eight are slated for the Governor’s Cup Championships at the Indiana State Fairgrounds. Action heads to the Clinton County Fairgrounds in Frankfort for the final round August 15.
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Photo of Gullfaxi and Jordan Ross by Dean Gillette Several new series got underway Friday, August 7 over a lightning fast track as more than half of the first 10 races on the program dipped below the 1:51 time barrier. One of those winners was Gullfaxi, driven by Jordan Ross to a victory in the $13,000 Iron Horse Claiming Series. Gullfaxi began from post one and saved ground early as Brake Ahead and John DeLong sprinted to the lead from the outside. Gullfaxi got away fourth as the first quarter posted at :26.4. The back of the pack came to life before the half in :54.4 led by Bettor B Sirius and Atlee Bender. Quixote and Brandon Bates were flushed out around the final turn. In the stretch, Quixote took over with Gullfaxi picking up cover behind him. Later in the stretch, Gullfaxi tipped wider and rallied home in :27.2 for the win by two lengths over Quixote. Bettor B Sirius finished third. Both Quixote and Brake Ahead were claimed from the race. Gullfaxi paid $10.60 for the win. The seven-year-old son of Rockin Image is owned by Caldwell Mamie Racing of Ohio and trained by Charlie Stewart. Duane Miller and Gene Borkholder bred and raised the gelding, who earned his sixth win of 2026. Overall, he now has 20 wins and more than $230,000 in earnings. His career best time of 1:49.2 was taken earlier this year at Harrah’s Hoosier Park in 1:49.2. Stewart was back in the winner’s circle in the very next race in the first round of the Marion Savage claiming series. Sectionlinetwister driven by John DeLong turned in a gate to wire effort for the win by two and three-quarter lengths in 1:50.4, a final quarter in :27.3. Watching Sunset and Kyle Wilfong finished second over Bullville Frank and Brandon Bates. Sectionlinetwister paid $2.60 for the win as the favorite of the field. The eight-year-old son of Well Said was owned by Nicole Stewart and trained by Charlie Stewart. However, he was claimed from the race by Garcia Power Inc. Sectionlinetwister moves to a new barn with 27 career wins and more than $300,000 in earnings. His win Friday was a new lifetime mark.
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.
Leapnpetesonhisway earned another win on the Indiana Sired Fair Circuit (ISFC) Saturday, August 8 during action at the Jay County Fairgrounds in Portland, Ind. The freshman pacer leads the way in the standings with six wins on the circuit this summer heading to the $25,000 Governor’s Cup Championships at the Indiana State Fairgrounds. Fresh off driver Logan Loney’s first career driving triple, Leapnpetesonhisway took advantage of his rail position and rallied right to the top. RB’s Choclitis and Ronald Burks followed Leapnpetesonhisway out from the second tier and settled in the two hole as fractions of :30.4 and 1:00.1 were placed on the board. JK Barbar and Clint Coy pulled first up in the second half to put some pressure on Leapnpetesonhisway. Leapnpetesonhisway was strong on the front end and heading into the stretch. JK Barbar began closing in with both horses battling to the end. Leapnpetesonhisway got the edge by a nose over JK Barbar for the win in 1:58.1, pacing home in :28.0 seconds. RB’s Choclitis finished third. Leapnpetesonhisway is owned by Therl Hensley and trained by Rocky Loney. The Freaky Feet Pete colt was bred and raised by Dr. Paul and Cathy Webb. Leapnpetesonhisway is now six for nine in his young career and with one more stop on the preliminary round of races heading to the final, he carries a two-race win streak and has been first or second in his last six starts. Rocky Loney trains the talented colt. Also providing Logan Loney with a win on the Saturday card was Midnight Fox in the second division for two-year-old pacing colts. The Capt Midnight gelding traveled two and three wide in the middle of the race before taking over at the head of the stretch and striding home to a two and three-quarter length win in 2:00.1. Rockalone and Jeff Dever finished second over Premier Finaltouch and Ronald Burks. Midnight Fox is owned by D and J Racing Stables and trained by Jonathan Williams. Merlie Schwartz bred the pacer. Logan Loney’s final win of the day came behind three-year-old trotting gelding Don’t Keep Secrets. The trotter turned in a gate to wire effort, fending off a late charge by Don’t Tell Anyone and Kevin Detweiler by a nose at the finish line in 1:59.3. Yearoffear and Doug Rideout finished third. Don’t Keep Secrets is owned by Jeri Kieninger and trained by Rocky Loney. Don’t Keep Secrets is now on a three-race win streak for his connections. One more stop is scheduled on the ISFC before the top eight are slated for the Governor’s Cup Championships at the Indiana State Fairgrounds. Action heads to the Clinton County Fairgrounds in Frankfort for the final round August 15.
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Photo of Gullfaxi and Jordan Ross by Dean Gillette Several new series got underway Friday, August 7 over a lightning fast track as more than half of the first 10 races on the program dipped below the 1:51 time barrier. One of those winners was Gullfaxi, driven by Jordan Ross to a victory in the $13,000 Iron Horse Claiming Series. Gullfaxi began from post one and saved ground early as Brake Ahead and John DeLong sprinted to the lead from the outside. Gullfaxi got away fourth as the first quarter posted at :26.4. The back of the pack came to life before the half in :54.4 led by Bettor B Sirius and Atlee Bender. Quixote and Brandon Bates were flushed out around the final turn. In the stretch, Quixote took over with Gullfaxi picking up cover behind him. Later in the stretch, Gullfaxi tipped wider and rallied home in :27.2 for the win by two lengths over Quixote. Bettor B Sirius finished third. Both Quixote and Brake Ahead were claimed from the race. Gullfaxi paid $10.60 for the win. The seven-year-old son of Rockin Image is owned by Caldwell Mamie Racing of Ohio and trained by Charlie Stewart. Duane Miller and Gene Borkholder bred and raised the gelding, who earned his sixth win of 2026. Overall, he now has 20 wins and more than $230,000 in earnings. His career best time of 1:49.2 was taken earlier this year at Harrah’s Hoosier Park in 1:49.2. Stewart was back in the winner’s circle in the very next race in the first round of the Marion Savage claiming series. Sectionlinetwister driven by John DeLong turned in a gate to wire effort for the win by two and three-quarter lengths in 1:50.4, a final quarter in :27.3. Watching Sunset and Kyle Wilfong finished second over Bullville Frank and Brandon Bates. Sectionlinetwister paid $2.60 for the win as the favorite of the field. The eight-year-old son of Well Said was owned by Nicole Stewart and trained by Charlie Stewart. However, he was claimed from the race by Garcia Power Inc. Sectionlinetwister moves to a new barn with 27 career wins and more than $300,000 in earnings. His win Friday was a new lifetime mark.
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