Yall Keep Dreaming Remains A Nightmare For MDSS Foes
Yall Keep Dreaming is the latest trotter to become an ATM machine for Richard Hans in Maryland.
The two year old colt by Yall Beneath Me, ran his record to 6-for-6 in 2024 as he dominated six foes in Wednesday night’s Maryland Sires Stakes second preliminary leg for $10,000.
Johnathan Ahle guided the colt bred by Hans to a 1:58.4 score winning by just over eight lengths. Magoo Will Do was second and Swervingmervin recovered from an early break to be third.
Yall Know Me, another Hans pupil, essentially had 2:00.4 training mile has her competition all made early breaks. It was her first lifetime win, Russell Foster was the winning driver.
Brooksforreal continued his steady work, winning for a fifth straight start for Corey Braden and trainer, John Wagner. He set a new mark in 1:54.1 for his efforts, with More Medhurst second and Classic Cougar finishing third.
LU’s Darling visited the winners circle for the fifth time this year as she was unchallenged in 1:55.2. Eric Davis piloted the homebred of trainer Jerry Nock to the victory. Pawny was second, and Caughtupinthehoney was third.
Foster picked up some impromptu Sires Stakes cash as he took over for Trae Porter on Ragtime Red winning in 1:53.4 as Porter was delayed after fulfilling his driving obligations at Dover. It was the seventh straight win for the homebred of David Banks and she is trained by Michael Hall. Mygirlmia was second and Post Jolene was third.
Davis found the winners circle with Rusty’s Lancelot who won for a second straight start for Nock and breeder Andrew Scheller in 1:57.4.
The Open Handicap trot went to Porter and Coventry Hall for owners William and Sarah Mac Millan. 2021 Hambletonian runner up Spy Booth was second and Muscledover was third in 1:53.2.
Hugh O’Neil and Jonathan Roberts doubled on the card, as did Braden.
The two year old colt by Yall Beneath Me, ran his record to 6-for-6 in 2024 as he dominated six foes in Wednesday night’s Maryland Sires Stakes second preliminary leg for $10,000.
Johnathan Ahle guided the colt bred by Hans to a 1:58.4 score winning by just over eight lengths. Magoo Will Do was second and Swervingmervin recovered from an early break to be third.
Yall Know Me, another Hans pupil, essentially had 2:00.4 training mile has her competition all made early breaks. It was her first lifetime win, Russell Foster was the winning driver.
Brooksforreal continued his steady work, winning for a fifth straight start for Corey Braden and trainer, John Wagner. He set a new mark in 1:54.1 for his efforts, with More Medhurst second and Classic Cougar finishing third.
LU’s Darling visited the winners circle for the fifth time this year as she was unchallenged in 1:55.2. Eric Davis piloted the homebred of trainer Jerry Nock to the victory. Pawny was second, and Caughtupinthehoney was third.
Foster picked up some impromptu Sires Stakes cash as he took over for Trae Porter on Ragtime Red winning in 1:53.4 as Porter was delayed after fulfilling his driving obligations at Dover. It was the seventh straight win for the homebred of David Banks and she is trained by Michael Hall. Mygirlmia was second and Post Jolene was third.
Davis found the winners circle with Rusty’s Lancelot who won for a second straight start for Nock and breeder Andrew Scheller in 1:57.4.
The Open Handicap trot went to Porter and Coventry Hall for owners William and Sarah Mac Millan. 2021 Hambletonian runner up Spy Booth was second and Muscledover was third in 1:53.2.
Hugh O’Neil and Jonathan Roberts doubled on the card, as did Braden.
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