George Morton Levy Memorial Pacing Series

“He’s amazing. There’s no reason to think he can’t do at 11 what he did at eight or nine or 10. He’s in tough (Saturday), but they’re gonna know he’s there.”

Yonkers Raceway has announced the list of eligibles for the 2015 edition of the George Morton Levy Memorial and Blue Chip Matchmaker.

Foiled Again, the richest horse in harness racing history, will begin his 11-year-old campaign when he qualifies on Saturday (March 7) at the Meadowlands Racetrack.

“At the half, I knew I was in trouble.”

“He’s become one of the fans’ favourites and a lot of people are watching him. People appreciate him more now."

Foiled Again landed post position No. 3 for Yonkers Raceway’s $567,000 final of the George Morton Levy Memorial Pacing Series Saturday night.

As if a million-dollar purse night wasn’t enough, Yonkers Raceway has enhanced Saturday night’s George Morton Levy/Blue Chip Matchmaker card with the ever-popular horsey haberdashery.

Foiled Again lost Saturday night. Not exactly the stuff that breaks into regularly-scheduled programming, but rare enough.

Foiled Again won his 80th career race Saturday night.

Yonkers Raceway Friday night hosted the fourth round of the Blue Chip Matchmaker for Open mare pacers. Three $40,000 divisions went postward.

The Ron Burke Stable ATM, officially named Yonkers Raceway’s George Morton Levy Memorial Pacing Series, continued with Round 3 on Saturday night.

“He stopped surprising me a long time ago,” driver Yannick Gingras said before Foiled Again’s 200th career start.