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Alexandra S. White’s Colony Club sat off the early pace before moving strongly through the lane to wear down pacesetter Ahvee’s Destiny

Teresa and David Palmer’s Wild Bout Tiffany made her turf debut a winning one by capturing the $50,000 first-level allowance feature

Mrs. Alec Head’s Denomination came with a strong stretch rally to post a nose victory in the $150,000 Grade 3 Violet Stakes

Starlight Racing’s Artisanal employed a powerful stretch run to take the $70,000 Little Silver Stakes while Farnsworth Stables

Team Valor International’s Crimson China sat patiently off fast fractions before rallying in the lane to post a length victory in the $70,000 Lamplighter Stakes as G.J. Stable’s Dabnabit took control out of the gate and never looked back to win the $65,000 John J. Reilly Handicap

Rush Now took control out of the gate and never looked back, taking the $75,000 Spend a Buck Stakes at Monmouth Park on Sunday by 4 ¼ lengths.

Live Oak Plantation’s Successful Mission took command out of the gate and never looked back, besting his eight rivals to capture the $75,000 Elkwood Stakes at Monmouth Park on Saturday.

Monmouth Park will offer 71 days of Thoroughbred racing for 2011, which began on May 14, and will run through Sunday, Nov. 6.

Eric Fein’s C C’s Pal took command out of the gate and dug in gamely in the lane to post a nose victory in the $75,000 Monmouth Beach Stakes at Monmouth Park on Sunday.

This Ones for Phil captured the featured $75,000 Decathlon Stakes, “Jersey Joe” Bravo won three races, and a crowd of 10,847 enjoyed opening day festivities as Monmouth Park kicked off the 2011 Thoroughbred racing season in winning style on Saturday.

A new season, a new wager. Monmouth Park kicks off the 2011 racing schedule on Saturday, May 14, and the opener will feature a new bet – the Place Pick Six.

Monmouth Park opens this Saturday, May 14, with an 11-race program attracting a total of 89 entries.

Monmouth Park gates will open at 9:30 am on Friday, May 6, and at 9 am on Saturday, May 7, for simulcasting of Churchill Downs’ Kentucky Oaks Day and Kentucky Derby Day cards, respectively.

The Simulcast Series Challenge Invitational on Saturday, April 9 turned into a duel between the top two finishers, Christos Apostolos and Paul Zerbst.

Ken Orchard took the lead early in Saturday’s Simulcast Series Challenge #3 and never looked back.

Oceanport, N.J. – With the $1 million Haskell Invitational once again leading the way, Monmouth Park has announced its 2011 major summer stakes schedule, featuring 15 graded races worth $4.2 million in purses.

Bob Farah of Berkeley Heights, New Jersey catapulted to the front of the leaderboard in Saturday’s Simulcast Series Challenge #2 when Joe Bravo guided Stormy The Cat under the wire to take the nightcap at Gulfstream.

Simulcast Series Challenge #2 is on Saturday, February 26. Top fifteen players advance to the SSC Invitational on April 9.