Datum Bana Lopp Körsven Dist. Plac. Tid Odds Pris
2022-08-08 Vernon Downs NYSS Verlin Yoder 1609 0 1:55.2 15 0
2019-08-02 Vernon Downs Kvallopp Verlin Yoder 1609 1 1:56.3 NB 0
2022-07-17 Hoosier Park 3yoFillies Verlin Yoder 1609 SCR
2022-06-26 Hoosier Park The Star Destroyer Verlin Yoder 1609 2 1:53.2 14 10 000
2019-06-14 Hoosier Park Kvallopp Verlin Yoder 1609 1 1:54.2 NB 0
2022-06-08 Hoosier Park Kvallopp Verlin Yoder 1609 1 1:54.0 NB 0
2022-10-27 Pocono Downs B Crown F Verlin Yoder 1609 1 1:54.1 11 300 000
2022-10-19 Pocono Downs B Crown E Verlin Yoder 1609 1 1:53.0 12 12 500
2022-09-21 Hoosier Park Kentuckiana Stallion Management Verlin Yoder 1609 1 1:55.0 12 118,000
2022-09-13 Saratoga Harness New York Sire Stakes, Elim Verlin Yoder 1609 1 1:53.4 12 40,875
2022-08-23 Vernon Downs New York Sire Stakes, Elim Verlin Yoder 1609 1 1:54.3 13 28,250
2022-08-03 Tioga Downs New York Sire Stakes, Elim Verlin Yoder 1609 1 1:55.2 16 18,283
2022-07-14 Hoosier Park 2yo-nw1 Verlin Yoder 1609 1 1:55.4 25 3,750
2022-06-27 Hoosier Park Kvallopp Verlin Yoder 1609 1 1:57.4 NB 0
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2022-09-17
Woodside Charm Sold
It has been announced that world champion Woodside Charm 2, 1:53 ($531,658), the winner of the 2018 Breeders Crown Two-Year-Old Filly Trot, has been sold.
Woodside Charm has been sold to Hunterton Farm’s Steve Stewart and partners. Bloodstock agent Ernie Martinez put the sale together.
“She was a big number cost-wise, but she is a big-time mare,” said Stewart when asked about the price. “I will say she was very, very expensive, and we bought Pizza Dolce for $500,000. But we realize that when you buy these type mares, over the course of 10 years, it has been good to invest in the factory, you might say. When you buy a mare like this, you are improving your chances.”
Woodside Charm is a daughter of Chapter Seven out of Fireworks Hanover (by Muscles Yankee). She is a half sister to the top colt and successful sire Explosive Matter.
“We’ll breed her to Tactical Landing, not just because we bred and raised Tactical Landing, but because she’s not a big mare, and we’re counting on him to give her foals size,” said Stewart.
Woodside Charm was trained, driven and owned by Verlin Yoder during her racing career. Foaled and raised by Indiana’s Woodside Farm, the filly had suffered an injury as a youngster and her chances for a successful racing career were doubtful. Woodside Farm’s Lester Beachy made a deal with Yoder: you can have her, train her and race her, but if she’s not going to be racing, she’ll return to Woodside Farm.
“I still have Fireworks Hanover,” said Beachy of the decision to sell Woodside Charm. “She’s in foal to Chapter Seven and she has a Dover Dan weanling colt who is long and strong.”
Woodside Charm defied the odds, putting together an undefeated campaign as a freshman that led to Dan Patch divisional honours and earning accolades from astute trotting horsemen and breeders. She was considered to be so talented that she could take on the colts as a three-year-old. The filly’s 2019 season ended quickly due to health problems that surfaced early in the year.
“In late February or March, she had an issue in Florida. We took her to a university and they used ultrasound to check everything, but they did not put her on a treadmill, and they said she was fine and everything is good to go,” Yoder explained. “We gave her some time and went back to work. For three months, I’ve been saying this isn’t the same horse; there is something wrong.”
Veterinarians found the filly had a heart issue, so she was retired after just two races this year, giving her nine career starts.
(Harnessracing.com)
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2022-08-22
Woodside Charm Retired
Trot Insider has learned that two-year-old world record setter and Dan Patch Award winner Woodside Charm has been retired.
Woodside Charm (Chapter Seven - Fireworks Hanover) took a mark of 1:53
last year at Pocono in her Breeders Crown elimination and banked
$521,658 in her seven two-year-old starts en route to divisional honours
stateside. She became only the second unbeaten two-year-old filly
trotter to win a Dan Patch Award.
After making two starts as a sophomore, Yoder told Trot Insider that a
heart murmur was discovered and the difficult decision was made to
retire the star trotter. In bringing Woodside Charm back for her
three-year-old year, the longtime horseman felt she wasn't 100 percent
but for months neither he nor veterinarians could pinpoint the issue.
"Everybody was like 'oh, she's unbelievable' and I kept saying, 'she's
not right.' I kept on saying that all spring and everyone just laughed
at me...I've sat behind her enough, I know when it ain't right."
Yoder noted that Woodside Charm will head to the farm where she was
raised -- Woodside Farms in Indiana -- and start her broodmare career in
2020. He's hopeful that she can pass on some of that amazing talent to
her offspring, glowingly praising the filly's gait.
"Chapter Sevens cover the ground in a completely different way than
normal trotters...there's no big commotion in the front end," noted
Yoder. "Several times I drove her in a race and the fractions got away
from me....Usually when you're driving a trotter you can feel when
you're going a :27 quarter or to the half in :55. With her, you don't
know that."
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