The Closest Races In Breeders Crown History - #2
Division: Three-Year-Old Colt Trot
Location: The Meadows
With divisional standout and eventual U.S. Horse of the Year Armbro Goal out of the picture, the Breeders Crown for three-year-old colt trotters became a showdown between Firm Tribute and the Continental Farm entry of Supergill, Southern Newton and Continental Spirit.
With a five-length lead heading for home, Firm Tribute looked to have things well in hand. Berndt Lindstedt and Supergill had other ideas.
The Closest Races In Breeders Crown History - #1
Division: Three-Year-Old Filly Pace
Location: Garden State Park
Sent off at odds of 32-1, Glow Softly was one of two fillies that Bill O'Donnell qualified for the 1986 Breeders Crown.
O'Donnell chose Jazzabel Hanover, leaving Glow Softly to driver Ron Waples.
The result was the longest priced winner in the history of the then-three-year-old stakes series.
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