October 24 - 30

Foot On the Floor Smashes The Field In Feature
October 30, 2004

Donna Foor’s Foot On the Floor out-finished pacesetter Catlaunch to be victorious in the featured race at Beulah Park on Saturday. A strong field of seven allowance runners proceeded to let Catlaunch to set rapid early fractions. Foot On the Floor pounced on him with an eighth of a mile to go, pulling away to a neck victory in a time of 1:13 for the six furlongs over the fast track.

Ridden by Alexander Hernandez for trainer Alan White, Foot On the Floor paid $29.60, $12.80 and $5.20 as the second longest shot in the wagering. Benewin was a strong closing second and returned $5.00 and $3.20. Catlaunch faded to third and had a payoff of $2.60.

Live racing returns to Beulah Park Sunday in the form of the Ohio seven and seven program. Tomorrow’s featured race is the running of the $40,000 Bobbie Bricker Memorial Handicap for Accredited Ohio bred fillies and mares. First post time Sunday is 12:25 p.m.

Gate To Wire For Goldharbor Express In Feature
October 29, 2004

Owner-trainer Joseph Faulkner’s Goldharbor Express vanquished a difficult field in the featured race at Beulah Park on Friday. An accomplished field of $7,500 claimers glazed on as Goldharbor Express dashed his way to the lead and never looked back, drawing away to a 1 ¾ length victory in a running time of 1:12 3/5 for the six furlongs over the fast track.

Ridden by Marco Ccamaque, Goldharbor Express returned $8.20, $4.00 and $3.40. Steelyeyed closed well for second and paid $3.80 and $3.20. Muhtabid finished third and returned his backers $3.00.

Live racing resumes at Beulah Park Saturday in the form of the Ohio seven and seven program. First post is 11:45 a.m. Join us for the 21st annual Breeders Cup World Thoroughbred Championship live from Lone Star Park in Grand Prairie, Texas. The first post from Lone Star Park is 12:40 p.m.

Starting Sunday, racing begins at 12:25 p.m. daily for the Ohio 7/7 card to account for the time change. Each Tuesday the first post will be at 12:55 p.m.

Marco Ccamaque rides Goldharbor Express to victory in the 8th Race at Beulah Park Thursday.

Twilight Hunter Subdues The Competition
October 28, 2004

Reuben Peppers’ Twilight Hunter sped past Half Diamond in the final 100 yards to win the featured race at Beulah Park on Thursday. A full field of ten Ohio-bred allowance runners looked on as Half Diamond forged his way to the front in the early stages. Twilight Hunter swung into action around the final turn to run down the fatigued front-runner in the final furlong to win by 1-¼-lengths. The running time for the six furlongs was 1:12 1/5, the third fastest time of the meet.

Ridden by Ivan Gonzalez for trainer Robert Cline, Twilight Hunter paid $3.40, $2.40 and $2.40. Half Diamond faded to second and returned $4.40 and $3.40. Dare He Goes bolted into third and had a payoff of $7.00.

Live racing returns to Beulah Park on Friday in the form of the Ohio seven and seven program. First post time 1:20 p.m.

Twilight Hunter edges past Half Diamond Thursday at Beulah Park.

Chesney Carolina Scores The Upset In Feature
October 26, 2004

Judy Madsen and Jerry Krug’s Chesney Carolina rushed past favorite That’s Me Boy in the final 70 yards to be victorious in the featured race at Beulah Park on Tuesday. A field of eleven Ohio-bred allowance runners watched longshot Coach Me Katink set quick early fractions. That’s Me Boy was the first to pass the tiring pacesetter only to be passed herself as Chesney Carolina proceeded to draw away to a 2 length victory. The running time for the six furlongs on a fast track was 1:14 2/5.

Ridden by Ramon Luna for trainer Kjeld Madsen, Chesney Carolina paid $70.20, $17.80 and $10.80 as the fourth longest shot in the wagering. That’s Me Boy was second and returned $3.60 and $2.80. Pink Meow rallied on for third and returned her backer $3.80.

Live racing returns to Beulah Park Thursday in the form of the Ohio seven and seven program. First post 1:20 p.m.

Chesney Carolina and Ramon Luna finish first at Beulah Park Tuesday.

Howard Way Shows The Way In Feature
October 24, 2004

Owner-trainer Robert Cline’s Howard Way surpassed pacesetter Highland Spy in the final 100 yards to win the Sunday feature at Beulah Park. A field on ten $3,500 claimer gazed on as Highland Spy coasted through slow early fractions. Jockey Ivan Gonzalez called on Howard Way for his best around the final turn and he responded. Howard Way engulfed the leader and drew away to a 1-¾ length victory. The running time for the mile over the muddy surface was 1:43 1/5.

Howard Way, now 11 for 53 lifetime, returned $17.80, $9.00 and $5.40. Highland Spy held gamely to second and paid $5.40 and $3.80. Solid Wood finished a belated third and had a payoff of $3.80.

Live racing returns to Beulah Park on Tuesday with nine live races. First post time 1:15 p.m.

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