Sell A Bit N

It was a memorable Friday night at the office for driver Brandon Campbell who won half the 10-race card at Fraser Downs including a triumph in the $50,000 Lady Elements Open Final with the Jim Marino-...

Yonkers Raceway paid homage to Friday the (April) 13th, wrapping the preliminaries with the fifth round of the Blue Chip Matchmaker.

Nor’easters be damned. The first sign of spring occurred Friday night (March 16), with the beginning of Yonkers Raceway’s Blue Chip Matchmaker Series.

Eight-hole remanded Sell A Bit N (Jordan Stratton, $24) justified her impost Friday night (February 23), winning Yonkers Raceway’s moist $40,000 Filly and Mare Open Handicap Pace.

A repeating Sell A Bit N finished what she started—barely—Friday night, winning Yonkers Raceway’s $40,000 Filly and Mare Open Handicap Pace.

Slight favourite Sell A Bit N (Jordan Stratton, $5.80) was wide early and sharp late Friday night (February 2), winning Yonkers Raceway’s $40,000 Filly and Mare Open Handicap Pace.

Favoured Sell A Bit N (Jordan Stratton, $4.40) proved the fastest femme Friday night (Aug. 18), winning Yonkers Raceway’s $55,000 Filly and Mare Open Handicap Pace.

Favourite Sell A Bit N (Jordan Stratton, $4.70) lasted on the lead Friday night (May 5), winning Yonkers Raceway’s Cinco de Mayo $55,000 Filly and Mare Open Handicap Pace.

Sell A Bit N (Jordan Stratton, $7) was left without adult supervision Friday night (May 20), then made ‘em, winning Yonkers Raceway’s $45,000 Filly and Mare Open Handicap Pace.

“Even though he raced every week in the series, he wasn’t used all that hard. He obviously drew well, but I’ve found the worst thing is to have a game plan before the gate opens, since they never seem...

Fooling no one, Yonkers Raceway’s Blue Chip Matchmaker continued Friday night (April 1). Three compacted, $40,000 legions of lasses comprised a ‘sloppy’ third of five preliminary rounds...and if you’r...

Yonkers Raceway’s Blue Chip Matchmaker continued Friday night (March 25). It was “second verse same as the first,” with three consecutive, $40,000 divisions comprising the encore round.