Ken Middleton's 2015 Fantasy Stable

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Published: May 13, 2015 09:57 am EDT

Who would harness racing's sharpest minds select in the 2015 Trot Magazine Fantasy Stable? Trot Insider will feature 'expert picks' in advance of the May 22 deadline.

Announcer for the Woodbine Entertainment Group's Standardbred tracks, Ken Middleton has offered his picks for the 2015 Fantasy Stable. Middleton feels three-year-old trotting filly Danielle Hall is poised for a big year and has selected her in the ultra-competitive Group A.

"Danielle Hall was so consistent as a rookie, and she strikes me as a filly that will get even better this year," said Middleton. "I've seen her train a few times at Mohawk, and she looks like a tank. She's looked great without the trotting hopples this year."

Middleton's selections in each group are as follows:

Group A:
Danielle Hall

Group B:
Always B Miki

Group C:
Sebastian K

Group D:
Sayitall BB

Group E:
Classic Martine

Group F:
Bee A Magician

Group G:
Designed To Be

Group H:
Yankee Bounty

Group I: Two-Year-Old Colt Pacers:
Dr J Hanover (sold as Stepenwolf Hanover)
Rocket J (sold as Must Be Heaven)

Group J: Two-Year-Old Filly Pacers:
So Rocked
St Kitts

Group K: Two-Year-Old Colt Trotters:
Winter Harbour
Gotalottacredit

Group L: Two-Year-Old Filly Trotters:
Selfie Hanover
New Sheriff N Town

Group M: Trainers 1:
Casie Coleman

Group N: Trainers 2:
Richard Moreau

Group O: Drivers 1:
Yannick Gingras

Group P: Drivers 2:
Chris Christoforou

Entries for the 2015 Fantasy Stable Contest can be made up until 5:00 pm (EST) on Friday, May 22. Stables cannot be altered once submitted. Click here to enter!

The contest is based on total earnings of selected horses and five percent of the earnings of selected trainers and drivers between May 22 and December 31, 2015..

We've added two new wrinkles to the contest. For the purposes of the fantasy bankroll, the winners (horses only) of the 2015 Breeders Crown Finals will each receive a $200,000 contest bankroll bonus. Also, in the two-year-old categories, contestants now select TWO horses.

At the end of the year, the winner of the contest will receive entry into and travel to the 2016 World Harness Handicapping Championship, a prize valued at (approx) $1,300.

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