2012 North America Cup

“There’s never been a doubt in my mind that he could pace as fast as we saw him go last Saturday. I don’t think we’ve seen yet how fast he can go.”

Sweet Lou continued to impress with a dazzling record mile while Dapper Dude came through for a surprise in the Pepsi North America Cup elimination round for three-year-old pacing colts and geldings o...

Doug McNair may look like your average 22-year-old, but not too many people his age have the opportunity to drive away a winner in the world's richest standardbred pacing event.

If all goes according to plan, John Levy could be part of the headline story on his own television sports network in just over a week’s time.

With the early season hype for the prestigious $1.5 million North America Cup surrounding the established names of world champions and award winners, one of Canadian harness racing’s most prolific tra...

If A Rocknroll Dance is as difficult to catch on the racetrack as he is in the field, trainer Jim Mulinix could be looking at a big season with the colt.

“We were laughing about how calm he was. Some of my horses, you can’t even get over there to take a picture or put my kids around him. He was like a pleasure, like 'C’mon over!' He was like Santa Clau...

The continent’s finest three-year-old pacers will go postward Saturday at Mohawk Racetrack in two eliminations for the $1.5-million Pepsi North America Cup, the world’s richest pacing event on June 16...

Michael Del Zotto, star defenseman for the New York Rangers, will be the special celebrity drawmaster for this year’s $1.5-million Pepsi North America Cup.

Colts trained by Hall of Famer Jimmy Takter won two of the four New Jersey Sire Stakes for three-year-olds contested on Saturday night, June 2 at the Meadowlands

Pet Rock zipped up the pylons off a perfect pocket trip to capture the $306,204 Art Rooney for three-year-old pacers Saturday night at Yonkers Raceway