Datum Bana Lopp Körsven Dist. Plac. Tid Odds Pris
2022-08-26 Woodbine Mohawk Park NW15000L5CD Sylvain Filion 1609 0 1:54.4g 16 0
2019-08-19 Woodbine Mohawk Park NW6000L5CD Sylvain Filion 1609 1 1:53.3 20 7,000
2022-08-05 Woodbine Mohawk Park NW10500L5CD Sylvain Filion 1609 5 1:54.1 36 900
2019-07-29 Woodbine Mohawk Park NW10000L5CD Sylvain Filion 1609 4 1:53.3 29 1,440
2022-07-22 Woodbine Mohawk Park NW15000L5CD Sylvain Filion 1609 5 1:55.3 63 1,100
2022-07-16 Woodbine Mohawk Park QUA Sylvain Filion 1609 1 1:58.0 NB 0
2022-07-08 Woodbine Mohawk Park NW15000L5CD Paul Macdonell 1609 0 1:55.1g 32 0
2019-06-10 Woodbine Mohawk Park NW26500L5CD Trev Henry 1609 0 2:00.3g 44 0
2019-06-01 Woodbine Mohawk Park GRADUATE Trev Henry 1609 4 1:54.1 330 7,920
2022-05-17 Woodbine Mohawk Park QUA Trev Henry 1609 1 1:57.3 NB 0
2022-05-10 Woodbine Mohawk Park QUA Trev Henry 1609 1 1:58.2 NB 0
2022-10-09 Woodbine Mohawk Park NW16000L5C Jody Jamieson 1609 0 1:57.3g 17 0
2022-10-02 Woodbine Mohawk Park NW16000L5C Trev Henry 1609 0 1:59.0g 14 0
2022-09-15 Woodbine Mohawk Park Canadian Classic Trev Henry 1609 0 1:54.0 121 5 121
2022-09-01 Woodbine Mohawk Park SIMCOE Trev Henry 1609 4 1:53.0 61 10 421
2022-08-17 Vernon Downs ZWEIG MEMORIAL Scott Zeron 1609 0 1:53.4 102 0
2022-08-04 Meadowlands Hambo,Final Trevor Henry 1609 0 1:52.1 75 10 000
2022-08-04 Meadowlands Hambo,Elim Trevor Henry 1609 4 1:53.0 91 8 000
2018-08-27 Woodbine Mohawk Park Kvallopp Trevor Henry 1609 1 1:54.0 NB 0
2022-07-14 Meadowlands S Dancer M Trevor Henry 1609 3 1:50.4 96 21 068
2018-07-06 Woodbine Mohawk Park Kvallopp Trevor Henry 1609 1 1:53.0 NB 0
2022-06-23 Pocono Downs Beal E Trevor Henry 1609 0 1:56.4g 60 0
2022-06-16 Woodbine Mohawk Park Goodtimes, Final Trevor Henry 1609 3 1:53.2 25 22 318
2022-06-08 Woodbine Mohawk Park Goodtimes, Elim Trevor Henry 1609 1 1:53.1 16 11 550
2018-05-21 Woodbine Mohawk Park Kvallopp Trevor Henry 1609 1 1:55.4 NB 0
2022-05-14 Woodbine Mohawk Park Kvallopp Trevor Henry 1609 1 1:57.4 NB 0
2022-09-18 Mohawk William Wellwood Trevor Henry 1609 1 1:52.4 17 200 000
2022-09-11 Mohawk William Wellwood, Elim Trevor Henry 1609 1 1:54.4 36 15 000
2022-09-01 Mohawk Champlain Stakes Trevor Henry 1609 2 1:56.3 23 23 470
2022-08-24 Mohawk Define The World Trevor Henry 1609 1 1:56.0 10 17 400
2022-08-10 Mohawk Define The World, Elim Trevor Henry 1609 1 1:56.0 17 7 000
2017-08-03 Mohawk 2 Year Cond Trevor Henry 1609 1 1:57.1 23 7 000
2017-07-20 Mohawk 2 Year Cond Sylvain Filion 1609 1 1:58.0 29 7 000
2017-07-11 Mohawk Kvallopp Sylvain Filion 1609 2 1:58.4 NB -
2022-06-30 Mohawk Kvallopp Bob McClure 1609 dis 2_02.2g NB -
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Alarm Detector Retired; To Stud
Trot Insider has learned that Alarm Detector, the 2017 O’Brien Award winner for two-year-old trotting colts has been retired to stud duty. For the last decade, Tara Hills’ Kadabra and Muscle Mass have sat atop the charts as the leading trotting sires in the Ontario Sires Stakes program, a place where, someday, the connections of Alarm Detector hope to see his name.
Alarm Detector, a $110,000 Harrisburg yearling was the cream of the crop
in his two-year-old year, winning six of seven starts en route to his
aforementioned O’Brien. His biggest victories during his freshman season
were an absolute romp in the Define The World Series at Mohawk
Racetrack, followed by a sweep of the William Wellwood Memorial, where
he would take the $400,000 final in Canadian record fashion.
Alarm Detector’s victory in the final, by a crushing five-and-a-quarter
lengths in 1:52.4, was a win with “authority,” as called by track
announcer Ken Middleton. The record win is one of owner Tom Rankin’s
most cherished memories of the star trotter.
“It was the middle of September, the night was starting to get cooler
and he went out and set the track and Canadian record...it was the
thrill of a lifetime,” recalled the longtime horseman who co-owns Alarm
Detector with his wife Elizabeth Rankin, Claude Hamel and Santo Vena.
Rankin also reflected on the gritty effort by Alarm Detector in the
Stanley Dancer Memorial at the Meadowlands at age three. “He set
unbelievable fractions [:26.2, :54.4, 1:22.3] and just got beat for
second. He trotted his own mile that night in 1:50.4. He is by far,
without a doubt the fastest horse I have ever owned. He really and truly
is such a machine and is so talented... and he is as solidly built as
they come.”
After his record-setting freshman campaign, Alarm Detector made an
appearance in many of the big Grand Circuit dances as a three-year-old,
such as the Hambletonian, Zweig and the Canadian Trotting Classic,
earning $398,848.
Now four, and recently a winner on August 19 at Mohawk in 1:53.3 by
six-and-a-quarter lengths, one would question the reason for retiring a
trotter with such supreme attributes. “He has had problems with bone
bruises behind since he was two-years-old, we’ve given him time to
recover multiple times over the years but he just isn’t 100 percent.
We’ve tried multiple methods of healing his issues and even though he’s
not lame, he is too great of an animal to push and [potentially] hurt.
So that’s why we decided to retire him and stand him stud. It’s the
right thing to do,” trainer Ben Baillargeon told Trot Insider.
Baillargeon, who is no stranger to training exceedingly talented
trotters, speaks highly of Alarm Detector and is confident he will make
a prolific stallion.
“He bred nine mares this year and they are all in foal. So he is very
fertile and that’s really important. He bred White Becomes Her [1:53.3s;
$468,067 - barren to Trixton in 2018] and she’s in foal, so I think his
fertility is going to be a huge asset for him. He is a very fast
horse...he’s so push button and he has such a quick turn of foot. He’s
the best two-year-old I have ever trained and he raced a lot of tough
miles when he wasn’t 100 percent. He has spectacular breeding as well.”
And spectacular breeding he has indeed. The son of hot trotting stallion
Chapter Seven (sire of Atlanta, Walner, etc.) would currently be the
only Chapter Seven to stand in Ontario. Alarm Detector’s dam, Final
Countdown, is a full sister to trotting stallions Ken Warkentin
(3,1:52.3; $1,066,946) and Holiday Road (3,1:52.4; $426,200).
Rankin, who is also no stranger to breeding and raising talented horses,
is also very confident about Alarm Detector’s stallion career. “I think
he is going to make an awesome sire. I’m so confident in him that I bred
four of my own best mares to him this year. That’s how confident I am in
him. Every mare he bred, they were in foal the first time.”
Alarm Detector will stand at Tara Hills Stud in Port Perry, Ont. for the
2020 breeding season.
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