STANDARDBRED BREEDERS & OWNERS ASSOCIATION OF NEW JERSEY

Representing the drivers, trainers, caretakers, breeders and owners of New Jersey

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Phone: 732-462-2357

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STANDARDBRED BREEDERS & OWNERS ASSOCIATION OF NEW JERSEY

Representing the drivers, trainers, caretakers, breeders and owners of New Jersey

64 Business Route 33, Manalapan, NJ 07726 

Phone: 732-462-2357 | Fax: 732-409-0741

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LOUPRINT UNANIMOUS NO 1. IN TOP 10 POLL

Ken Weingartner, USTA Media Relations Manager • October 8, 2025

Louprint remained perfect on the track last week with a 1:46.3 win in a division of the Grade 2 Tattersalls Pace, and it resulted in perfection off the track on Wednesday when he was named the unanimous No. 1 horse in the Week 17 edition of the Hambletonian Society/Breeders Crown poll ...

HIGHTSTOWN, NJ -- October 8, 2025 -- Louprint remained perfect on the track last week with a 1:46.3 win in a division of the Grade 2 Tattersalls Pace, and it resulted in perfection off the track on Wednesday when he was named the unanimous No. 1 horse in the Week 17 edition of the Hambletonian Society/Breeders Crown poll.

 

Louprint received all 35 first-place votes this week to become the season’s first undisputed top selection. He was ranked No. 1 for the first seven weeks of the poll, dropped to as low as fourth while sidelined because of surgery, and returned to No. 1 in Week 15 after capturing the Grade 1 Little Brown Jug.

 

Twin B Joe Fresh, coming off a track-record 1:47.3 victory in the Allerage Mares Pace at The Red Mile, moved from third to second in the rankings. She was followed by Grade 1 Kentucky Futurity winner Emoticon Legacy, who vaulted from eighth to third thanks to his 1:49.2 score in the third jewel of the Trotting Triple Crown.

 

Completing the top five this week were Yo Tillie and Beau Jangles, who were both idle.

 

Loua Dipa, who became the fastest 2-year-old female pacer in history when she won a division of last week’s Grade 3 International Stallion Stakes for freshman fillies in 1:48, was the only newcomer to the Top 10, landing at No. 9.

 

Super Chapter dropped out of the Top 10.

 

The Hambletonian Society/Breeders Crown poll, which will continue weekly on Wednesdays through the Grand Circuit season, does not determine year-end awards. The members of the U.S. Harness Writers Association vote on all Dan Patch Award division winners plus Trotter of the Year, Pacer of the Year, and Horse of the Year.

 

Rankings based on the votes of harness racing media representatives on a 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 basis.

 

Hambletonian Society/Breeders Crown Standardbred Poll: Week 17 – 10/8/2025

Rank

Name (First-Place Votes)

Age/Sex/Gait

Record

Earnings

Points

Pvs

1

Louprint (35)

3cp

10-10-0-0

$1,013,773

350

1

2

Twin B Joe Fresh

5mp

9-6-2-1

$526,714

269

3

3

Emoticon Legacy

3ct

9-7-1-0

$948,905

204

8

4

Yo Tillie

3ft

10-9-1-0

$636,783

198

2

5

Beau Jangles

2cp

9-9-0-0

$758,130

191

5

6

Lexus Kody

7gt

18-9-3-3

$1,074,472

186

6

7

Miki And Minnie

3fp

12-10-2-0

$810,091

179

4

8

Sylvia Hanover

5mp

12-6-5-1

$433,292

89

7

9

Loua Dipa

2fp

10-7-1-1

$381,045

65

--

10

Ervin Hanover

5hp

14-8-1-1

$532,218

53

10

ALSO: Periculum 37; Super Chapter 30; Apex 29; Captain Albano, Ken Hanover 6; M-M’s Dream 5; Chantilly, Go Dog Go, Odds On Mr Mamba, On To Norway 4; Delaney Hanover, Prince Hal Hanover 3; Elista Hanover, So Much More 2; Aetos Kronos S, McPrincess 1.

 Louprint remained perfect on the track last week with a 1:46.3 win in a division of the Grade 2 Tattersalls Pace, and it resulted in perfection off the track on Wednesday when he was named the unanimous No. 1 horse in the Week 17 edition of the Hambletonian Society/Breeders Crown poll.

 

Louprint received all 35 first-place votes this week to become the season’s first undisputed top selection. He was ranked No. 1 for the first seven weeks of the poll, dropped to as low as fourth while sidelined because of surgery, and returned to No. 1 in Week 15 after capturing the Grade 1 Little Brown Jug.

 

Twin B Joe Fresh, coming off a track-record 1:47.3 victory in the Allerage Mares Pace at The Red Mile, moved from third to second in the rankings. She was followed by Grade 1 Kentucky Futurity winner Emoticon Legacy, who vaulted from eighth to third thanks to his 1:49.2 score in the third jewel of the Trotting Triple Crown.

 

Completing the top five this week were Yo Tillie and Beau Jangles, who were both idle.

 

Loua Dipa, who became the fastest 2-year-old female pacer in history when she won a division of last week’s Grade 3 International Stallion Stakes for freshman fillies in 1:48, was the only newcomer to the Top 10, landing at No. 9.

 

Super Chapter dropped out of the Top 10.

 

The Hambletonian Society/Breeders Crown poll, which will continue weekly on Wednesdays through the Grand Circuit season, does not determine year-end awards. The members of the U.S. Harness Writers Association vote on all Dan Patch Award division winners plus Trotter of the Year, Pacer of the Year, and Horse of the Year.

 

Rankings based on the votes of harness racing media representatives on a 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 basis.

 

Hambletonian Society/Breeders Crown Standardbred Poll: Week 17 – 10/8/2025

Rank

Name (First-Place Votes)

Age/Sex/Gait

Record

Earnings

Points

Pvs

1

Louprint (35)

3cp

10-10-0-0

$1,013,773

350

1

2

Twin B Joe Fresh

5mp

9-6-2-1

$526,714

269

3

3

Emoticon Legacy

3ct

9-7-1-0

$948,905

204

8

4

Yo Tillie

3ft

10-9-1-0

$636,783

198

2

5

Beau Jangles

2cp

9-9-0-0

$758,130

191

5

6

Lexus Kody

7gt

18-9-3-3

$1,074,472

186

6

7

Miki And Minnie

3fp

12-10-2-0

$810,091

179

4

8

Sylvia Hanover

5mp

12-6-5-1

$433,292

89

7

9

Loua Dipa

2fp

10-7-1-1

$381,045

65

--

10

Ervin Hanover

5hp

14-8-1-1

$532,218

53

10

ALSO: Periculum 37; Super Chapter 30; Apex 29; Captain Albano, Ken Hanover 6; M-M’s Dream 5; Chantilly, Go Dog Go, Odds On Mr Mamba, On To Norway 4; Delaney Hanover, Prince Hal Hanover 3; Elista Hanover, So Much More 2; Aetos Kronos S, McPrincess 1.

 


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