Simsfield Hardtimes saved the best for last as times continued to heat up during last weekend’s harness racing at Vesey Street.Aaron Sims’s gelding posted the season’s fastest time of 1:03 flat in the sixteenth and final heat in the Free for All division with Dylan DeSilva at the helm to end last Friday’s racing at the Bermuda Equestrian Centre with a bang.Simsfield Hardtimes won the heat by two fifths of a second over Andy Stoneham’s, Custard The Dragon, whose blistering time of 1:03/2 might have also surpassed the expectations of many given the season remains in its infancy. Stoneham’s eight-year-old stallion was driven by Andrea Westerfield.The overall track record stands at 1:01/1 and is held by Google Me, jointly owned by the father and son pair of Robert and Tyler Lopes. Google Me also owns the mare’s and four-year-old’s record and is the only mare to win the coveted Champion of Champions.Other ponies turning in impressive times last weekend, just two rounds into the new season, were G & S Mello’s, War Machine, and Charles Whited’s, Gold N Glory. Both geldings posted a 1:04/1 competing in the Free for All division, reserved for the fastest ponies on the island.Jason Peniston’s mare, Reel Patrol, was the most consistent pony on the night after producing back-to-back 1:05 flat in the third and seventh heats with driver Philip Correia in the sulky.Inwood Stables’ two-year-old colt, SomeGoldSomwhere, was the only multiple winner having swept both heats in the 1:11/4 & Slower division with Christian Truran at the helm. Nick DeCosta’s Indiana-bred pony is making his debut this season and comes with great expectations as the brother of Pocket de Gold, the former mare’s track record-holder in the Free for All, and half brother of Gold n Glory, who presently holds the two-year-old’s and three-year-old’s track records.