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						Hambletonian Stakes | History, Winners, & Facts | Britannica
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Hambletonian Stakes, also called Hambletonian Trot, annual American horse race for three-year-old trotters, one of harness racing ’s most widely known events. The Hambletonian was first held in 1926 at Syracuse, New York. It was later moved to Goshen, New York, in 1957 to Du Quoin, Illinois, and in 1981 to Meadowlands (New Jersey) Racetrack.
 
						
						
						
						HAMBLETONIAN - Harness Racing Museum & Hall of Fame
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Hambletonian lives today in just about every trotter and pacer racing, which is why he is known as the "daddy of 'em all." His stud fees earned Rysdyk in excess of $200,000. The great progenitor Hambletonian died on Monday, March 27, 1876 in Chester, New York, where a tall monument marks his grave. Hambletonian Ave., Chester, NY
 
						
						
						
						Hambletonian Stakes - Wikipedia
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						Hambletonian History — Hambletonian Society
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Post positions for the Hambletonian and Hambletonian Oaks finals will be drawn at 1 p.m. Tuesday (Aug. 3) on Meadowlands Facebook live. Both finals will air live from 5:30-6:30 p.m. Hambletonian Day (Aug. 7) on CBS Sports Network. First …
 
						
						
						
						The Hambletonian evolution - Harness Racing
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The 1983 Hambletonian was the first to offer a $1 million purse, putting it on similar footing with many of the Meadowlands other signature events. It was hard to argue with the Meadowlands brass when they called upon the Hambletonian Society to shift eliminations to a week before the final.
 
						
						
						
						Harness Racing & History
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In upstate New York in 1849 a horse named Hambletonian 10, or Rydsyk’s Hambletonian, was foaled. The foal was purchased by William Rydsyk, the foals caregiver, for $125. Hambletonian became the sire that nearly all American Standardbreds can be traced back to, and “The Hambletonian” is the title for the greatest harness race in the United States.
 
						
						
						
						Hall history in the Hambletonian - Harness Racing Update
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June 2, 2019 by Bob Heyden Nineteen times a “Hall”-name horse has competed in the Hambletonian, even though there were 65 years from the first to the second “Hall” finalist (1933, 1998). Only two “Halls” have won an elimination and one a final. “Hall” horses have earned $1,718,008.96 in the Hambletonian through the years.
 
						
						
						
						History of The Hambletonian
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horse traces in his male line to Hambletonian. When John Bauer proposed to name the new race after the “founding father” of American trotter, he selected the perfect name and the Hambletonian became the greatest American trotting race soon after it was first raced
 
						
						
						
						Hambletonian Historia - World Class Trotting
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Marion Marauder won Saturday’s (Aug. 6) $1 million Hambletonian, presented by Mullinax Ford, by a nose over Southwind Frank in 1:51.4 at the Meadowlands Racetrack. Sutton was third as the top three horses stretched across the finish line separated by only a neck in the 91st edition of the sport’s top race for 3-year-old trotters.
 
						
						
						
						Muscle Hill - 2009 — Hambletonian Society
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The eyes of the world were focused on harness racing at the Meadowlands on Hambletonian Day as total wagering surpassed $8.3 million. The $8,343,405 total was the third highest handle in harness racing history, trailing only the $8.8 million wagered on the 2002 Hambletonian and $9 million wagered in 2005.
 
						
						
							
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