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Racing Hill to stand at Hickory Lane

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Harness racing owner Tom Hill, Lancaster, UK and Hickory Lane Farm, Findlay, Ohio are pleased to announce that they have reached and agreement to syndicate and stand Racing Hill (Roll With Joe-Chasing Ideals-American Ideal) 2, 1:51.2, 3, 1:48 ($1,727,689.00) at Hickory Lane Farm beginning in 2017.

A winner in excess of 1.7 million dollars, Racing Hill retires to stud with the credentials of a true champion.

At two, while establishing his 1:51.2 mark on a sloppy track, Racing Hill won such prestigious races as The Bluegrass Stakes, International Stallion Stakes and an elimination of The Breeder's Crown.

This year at three, Racing Hill is currently the second leading money winner of all aged horses ($1,594,366.00) second only to Wiggle It Jiggleit. He also recorded the fastest winning time in the Breeder's Crown history (1:48) for three year old colt pacers at The Meadowlands surpassing the great Somebeachsomewhere's mark of 1:48.1.

In addition, Racing Hill has won several of the prestigious three year old stake races. Besides winning the Breeder's Crown, Racing Hill recorded victories in the $500,000 Hempt Final at Pocono, the $500,000 Messenger Stakes at Yonkers, and the $400,000 Adios Pace at The Meadows. He was a fast closing second in a photo finish for win in The Meadowlands Pace and was a strong secong in the 1 million dollar North America Cup.

Racing Hill is currently being syndicated by Hickory Lane Farm and will stand for an introductory Service Fee of $6,000.00 (US).

Information regarding syndication or purchase of shares or individual bookings may be obtained by contacting Hickory Lane Farm, c/o Ashley Stickel, Office Manager, (419) 422-3004, ashley@hickorylanefarm.com; or, Kevin Greenfield, Syndicate Manager, Hickory Lane Farm, (419) 346-0609, kgreenfield@gkflaw.com.

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