Federal Flex

Another one of last year’s O’Brien Award winners is scheduled to resurface on Friday morning, but plans could change depending on how much longer Mother Nature feels the need to leave the ...

Woodbine Entertainment Group announcer Ken Middleton, Jr. has spoken with the trainers of Muscle Hill, Federal Flex, Encore Encore and Explosive Matter for an update on the high-calibre three-year-old...

The New Jersey-sired trotting colt Muscle Hill, by Muscles Yankee, is projected to be the fastest rated three-year-old trotter in the nation this year, according to

With the 2008 O'Brien Awards less than two weeks away, the SC website will shine the spotlight on the finalists in each O'Brien division

Even though Federal Flex has been handed Post 10 for the Breeders Crown Two-Year-Old Colt Trot, the colt's connections aren't overly worried. "We have supreme confidence in this horse," trainer Jeff G...

Federal Flex and Jody Jamieson were the unwavering victors in Saturday night's $718,000 Valley Victory Final for two-yar-old trotters at Woodbine Racetrack.

Federal Flex is quickly emerging as one of the season's most impressive two-year-old trotting colts.

The favourites all brought their 'A' game to Mohawk Racetrack on Sunday night and delivered in each of three $30,000 eliminations for the William Wellwood Memorial Trot for two-year-old colts and geld...

This afternoon, Trot Insider spoke with Jody Jamieson who confirmed that upper echelon owners Al Libfeld and Marvin Katz have bought into two-year-old Muscles Yankee colt Federal Flex.

Driver Jody Jamieson has commented on undefeated two-year-old trotting colt Federal Flex, the Muscles Yankee colt whom captured a division of the Champlain Stakes Sunday at Mohawk Racetrack.

Federal Flex and Hibbler both kept undefeated streaks intact while Manningly took the other split in Sunday's trio of Champlain Stakes divisions for two-year-old colt and gelding trotters at Mohawk Ra...

Carl Jamieson's highly-regarded Federal Flex is set to impress again tonight in his $111,636 division of the Champlain stakes for two-year-old trotters.