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Welcome To The Hambletonian Society (609) 371-2211

The Hambletonian Society services 139 of harness racing’s richest and most prestigious events. This web site provides all the tools and information necessary to stake your horse yourself. Race conditions, payment forms, results of the previous year’s winners and pertinent information is now available online.

To see our Hambletonian & Breeders Crown past champions, and for the latest news & information, click on the navigation bar tabs at the top of this page. contact us

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Is your horse eligible?
Click Here for eligibility by race after April 15 payment.
*Subject to errors and omissions.

2009 Hambletonian Continuing Education Wet Labs Seminar & Trade Show info
(click here)

Agenda

Letter to Vets

Breeders Crown
Open Events Shift to SATURDAY, AUGUST 22

Meadowlands Racetrack will now close out its 2009 Harness Meet on Saturday, August 22 with $1.7 million in Breeders Crown Championships for older horses. Eliminations for the four Breeders Crown open events will now be contested Saturday, August 15.

Along with the $350,000 Woodrow Wilson and $400,000 Sweetheart, the Breeders Crown events were originally slated for Friday, August 21, with eliminations the week prior. However, the track will now be dark Friday, August 14 due to a New York Jets pre-season game at home.

Plan on Racing
in Canada?
If you intend to race in the Breeders Crown at Woodbine or any stakes that may take you north, please read this important notice from the USTA. CLICK HERE

Breeders Crown
Format Changes
in 2010 & 2011
Mohegan Sun at Pocono Downs & Woodbine Host Championships.
For the rest of the story,
CLICK HERE

Breeders Crown Stallions for 2009 Breeding Season click here

Breeders Crown
for foals of 2010
You can still nominate your stallion by December 31, 2009 to make his foals eligible to our sport’s
most prestigious program Click Here

Second penalty form:
Click Here

2009 forms are available on our Payment Schedule Page, and/or under the race name.

Freehold Cancels
Battle of Freehold, Molly Pitcher & Dancer Stakes
To read more, CLICK HERE

2008 Breeders Crown
2&3-Year-Old
Championships
Charts, Click Below
http://www.thebigm
.com/results.asp?racedt=11/29/2008

2008 Horse of the Year Somebeachsomewhere wins the Breeders Crown

Somebeachsomewhere was a wire-to-wire winner in the
$500,000 Breeders Crown 3-year-old colt pace, scoring in
1:48.3, with a final quarter in :26.3. Shadow Play was a game second with Blueridge Western third. Lisa Photo

The winning connections of Somebeachsomewhere celebrate in the Big M winner's circle.