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Fat Tuesday 2013
posted on: 1/17/2013
Join us at the Red Mile Clubhouse for our 15th Annual Mardi Gras Celebration! (
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Henry D. Mayer Passes
posted on: 1/3/2013
The Red Mile mourns the passing of a great friend and benefactor in Henry D. Mayer. Mr. Mayer passed away on December 29, 2012 at age 85 with his loving wife Patricia at his side.
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Closing Day Produces Eventful Miles
posted on: 10/8/2012
The final race card at The Red Mile featured some of the world’s greatest trotters and older horses. Headlining the card was the 120th edition of the $508,000 Kentucky Futurity and its filly counterpart, the 47th edition of the $287,000 Kentucky Filly Futurity. Also on the stellar closing card was the $70,000 Allerage Mare Pace, $131,200 Allerage Open Trot, $119,200 Allerage Mare Trot and the $155,000 Allerage Open Pace. (
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‘International’ Spotlight on Friday Card
posted on: 10/5/2012
Freshmen standardbreds continued the competitions in the second week of Grand Circuit action. Today, two-year-old filly pacers competed in the $256,000 International Stallion Stakes and the two-year-old colt trotters competed in the $328,000 International Stallion Stakes. (
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The 120th Kentucky Futurity on Sunday
posted on: 10/5/2012
The 120th Kentucky Futurity caps off the Red Mile Grand Circuit meet for 2012 on Sunday, October 7. Thirteen three year old trotting colts were declared for the stake, resulting in two divisions carded as races five and six on the bill. The top finishers will return for the second heat in race nine and if there is not a repeat winner from heat one, the three winners will compete in a 'winner take all' race-off. (
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Freshmen Fillies Kick Off Second Week
posted on: 10/4/2012
The International Stallion Series for two-year-old filly trotters kicked off the second week of Grand Circuit action at The Red Mile. Three divisions were contested on the Thursday afternoon. (
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International Stallion Stakes Kick Off Week 2
posted on: 10/4/2012
Grand Circuit racing resumes at The Red Mile on Thursday, October 4th with a matinee post time of 1:00pm. Week two features the International Stallion Stakes (INSS) for all divisions of two year olds, beginning with the freshman filly trotters returning to kick off the week’s events in three splits worth a total of $293,300. (
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FRIDAY BRINGS SEVEN STAKES
posted on: 10/3/2012
Clear skies are forecast for the next few days in Lexington, setting the stage for more intriguing two year old racing in the International Stallion Stakes (INSS). Thursday brings with it seven division of stakes with nearly $600,000 in purses on the clay carpet for the taking. (
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Sophomore Trotters Compete in Matinee Bluegrass
posted on: 9/30/2012
The Red Mile contested six total divisions of the Bluegrass series on their first Matinee card of the season on Sunday, September 30. Three-year-old colt trotters raced in the $227,000 Southwind Farms Bluegrass, while the three-year-old filly trotters went in the $211,000 Cantab Hall Bluegrass. (
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Dual Sets of Bluegrass Contested
posted on: 9/29/2012
Divisions for the $404,000 Bluegrass for the two-year-old colt trotters and the $326,100 Bluegrass for two-year-old filly pacers were contested on Friday, September 28. (
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Sunday Matinee
posted on: 9/27/2012
Sunday's post time is 1:00PM, as will be the case Thursday-Sunday next week. For further information, visit the Red Mile website. (
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All Star Card on Saturday
posted on: 9/26/2012
The stars of harness racing will light up the night sky in Lexington on Saturday with the two and three year old pacers dominating the twelve race card. (
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Grand Circuit Day Two
posted on: 9/25/2012
The freshmen colt trotters and filly pacers take the stage for day two of the Red Mile Grand Circuit as part of a twelve race extravaganza on Friday evening. (
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Kindergarten Standings Update
posted on: 9/21/2012
The Red Mile run of the Kindergarten Classic is now complete with legs three and four being raced over the past couple of Thursdays in Kentucky. (
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Qualifiers Cancelled and Re-scheduled
posted on: 9/18/2012
Qualifiers regularly scheduled for today, September 18 have been cancelled and rescheduled for Friday, September 21. You must re-enter in order to qualify on Friday. Please contact the race office to do so at (859) 255-0752 ext. 234. (
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Kindergarten returns on Thursday
posted on: 9/12/2012
The Kindergarten Classic series for freshmen trotters resumes with leg #3 at The Red Mile on Thursday night. The series will encompass six races on the program with the fillies competing in races two, three & four while the colts go in the fifth, tenth and eleventh. (
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Things to do while visiting Lexington, other than Red Mile racing
posted on: 9/12/2012
I love The Red Mile and in turn, Lexington, KY. The time spent there is always a highlight, largely because of the local knowledge I have gained over the years. So...I have put together a few suggestions based on my personal experience and tastes, in the hope that those coming to Lexington during The Red Mile's fall Grand Circuit meet might enjoy all that this charming city has to offer. (
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Bolt The Duer In 1:48.2 In $250,000 KYSS Final
posted on: 9/11/2012
The 2012 Kentucky Sire Stakes (KYSS) season wrapped up Sunday night (Sept. 9) at The Red Mile with eight $250,000 finals for 2 and 3 year olds of both gaits featured on the card. Two sophomores were able to defend their championships, including the 3-year-old filly trotter Northern Miss Hall and the 3-year-old colt pacer Bolt The Duer. (
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Grand Circuit meet opens September 27
posted on: 9/3/2012
The fall Grand Circuit meet at The Red Mile in Lexington, KY has long been the showcase for the very finest racing our sport has to offer. The historic red clay mile oval is a true test that separates the champion from the pretender. They greats have all raced here, with Immortals such as Greyhound, Niatross and Moni Maker adding to their rich legacy with remarkable Red Mile accomplishments. (
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