Meadville Pa -The Fair Circuit of Pennsylvania came to the Crawford County Fairgrounds in Westcentral Pennsylvania for a “two-day” harness racing program this Saturday and Sunday, and since this was the old base of the legendary Keystone-rider “Dunn” Dunn “Dunn’s” Boots “Dunn’s” Boots “to see the name” Dunnne “Dunnne” Dunnne “Dunnne” Dunnne “Dunnne” Dunnne “Dunnne Rider”. Mile ever in the Oven fair.
But this Dunn is Richard Dunn, from the other side of the state in Honsdale. Dunn is the trainer and co-owner, with MBC Stables LLC, from the Sweet Lou Velding Sweet Parlay, who won the 2024 championship in this division, but he did not raced much at the fairs this year. However, the situation he chose for his first honest victory of 2025 was certainly a suitable, even though he was surrounded by every call, Sweet Parlay and driver Chris Shaw came up with open lengths in 1: 57.4, a sign of all time Meadville Standard Set by Midway Island in 2017.
Bettor not (Captain Crunch), Despite the fact that they were one of the backlog of Sweet Parlay, he nevertheless took care of the Divisional Points Championship and the cooler in stable colors, because he has too much of a margin with an honest stop to go, in Dayton this weekend. Also under the conquered fasting, which the fastest fair mile has in 2025, a 1: 54.4 at Gratz.
If not for the track record, the Headline -horse would probably have been Lionheart Hanover, one Greenshoe Ruin who won for the thirteenth time on the two -under circuit, the upper figure below all fair racers. Lionheart Hanover, owned by driver Tony and trainer Linda Schadel and the fastest Fair Trotter on 1: 58.2, was the points and championship winner in 2024, and with the title of this year he was assured that his championship was the first trotter and first male Strait Noily. In 2021-2022, which was coincidentally treated by Tony and Linda Schadel. (As always we note that the Harness Bureau of the Pennsylvania Horse Racing Commission is the final authority of the honest statistics, and all songs here, calculated “on the fly”, must be checked with them.)
Lionheart Hanover’s Stablemate, the Pacing Filly Milagro, also a champion from 2024 and the all-time scholarship for her division on 1: 55.2 earlier, was looking for her own thirteenth victory over the fairs, but she was defeated by my T (Trainer-Driver Aaron Johnston) in Meadville. In the meantime, the troubling counterpart of Milagro, the International moni Miss Tally the Tab, raised her victory total to twelve for the honest campaign with a victory, her tenth in a row in the Pafss, for trainer-Driver Todd damage, co-owner with wife Christine. Both mares are the point champion of their division.
The blanket winners for accumulations with the highest point are now arranged after Sunday’s second promotion in Meadville, but bragging rights for both first -year merring foal are still for grabs.
Perhaps the most interesting of the “uncertain” groups are the Merrieveeulen, where the Father Patrick – Tymal Lux Miss Pa Patricia went the top of the group after her eighth honest victory and tied her for the overall lead among first -year and sixth in a row for driver Chris Shaw, trainer Ashley Brown, and owners Sandy Petersen and Alexa Shaw. But Belle’s victory still has a mathematical chance to take first place at Dayton. And what about Snow Queen Hanover, another who has the all-time All-Fair Mark of her group of 2: 00.1 Earlier Bond-Ze has three victories and a second in four starts, but even with a victory at Dayton she would still have eight division that have gathered more of the required points to go into its championship.
The two -year -old Pacing Fillies Show Vegas Queen takes the lead from Beachy’s Mistress (another eight -time winner), but the margin is only 24 points and 35 points are awarded for a victory. But anyone who comes forward with the crown in Dayton will certainly go into the championship on keeping an eye on the Stay hungry – Keepofftheflowers Late bloomer Dancin Camille, who now has five wins in a row after a Meadville triumph for driver Chris Shaw, trainer Brian Indof and owner Frank Indof.
Party Rock Hanover assured itself of the points championship with a third at Dayton, but that division still has a late bloomer in Papi Hour (Papi Rob Hanover – Candleight Dinner), who was by far the fastest first -year winner in Meadville with a 2:01 victory for driver Dave Brickell, trainer Neil Balcerak and owner George Prushnok. Papi Hour is 4-3-1-0 at the stock markets, and you need five fair to guarantee your championship spot if you collect enough points, but if the baby can win at Dayton, he would go to fourth place in the division list.
That leaves the troubling foals, where RT Wonder Colt has caught the glory with thirteen 1-2 finishes in 15 starts so far, but the horse of the moment is nasjammer, one International moni -Due to a nose Hanover Ruin that is the third eight-time first-year Pafss winner, with the last seven in a row for Todd and Christine Damage after his success by Meadville.
Toodd Damage broadened his seasonal leader on top of the rider’s rankings in both the driving and training categories, while he also won the Meadville crowns with seven winners in each of the two categories. Aaron Johnston became second in both Meadville rankings with four winners.
The last fair stop of the 2025 campaign comes in the form of a 2-day event on the Dayton Fair (both days after the time 1 hour), from which the races will be live stream (see https://pafairsracing.org) for more information). Although most champions of the division point have been decided, there will be a lot of action if horses fight for places in the top eight in their division -rich, so that they could make their $ 25,000 fair championship in Pocono in Pocono on Monday 13 October.
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