Amateur Driving Series

Sophomore Ohio Sires Stakes champion Herculisa romped to a track-record performance in the $18,000 Open Handicap Trot on Sunday (July 24) at MGM Northfield Park.

Last in the field of five at the three-quarters, Keystone Chaos looped the field in the lane to capture his third straight victory in Friday’s $16,000 Open Handicap Trot at Hollywood Casino at The Mea...

The developing Andover Hall sophomore trotting filly Newell Place won her second straight start at Harrah’s Philadelphia on Friday afternoon (July 22), stopping the timer in 1:55.4 on a hot day.

After travelling along in fourth position, Bob Ciavardini moved P C Foreign Affair three-deep at the three-quarters and they rallied to the lead at the head of the lane then went on to a 1-1/2-length ...

Three freshman trotting fillies found the winner's circle for the first time in their careers in first leg action of the Ohio Sires Stakes (OHSS) Sunday night at MGM Northfield Park. Each division car...

After finishing second to the world’s fastest harness horse, Bulldog Hanover, in two of his first three 2022 starts, the Captaintreacherous gelding Allywag Hanover obviously relished some class relief...

Swan Fine Lady showed the men who was boss as the trotting mare outstepped the field and won by a head to capture Saturday’s (July 16) $6,500 Open Trot 2-3 at First Tracks Cumberland.

The $325,000 yearling purchase Energetic Hanover, a sophomore who did not race at two, is starting to show the promise of his pedigree. On Friday afternoon (July 15) at Harrah’s Philadelphia, the geld...

Although U.S. Trotting Association rules state that most horses cannot race past the age of 14, no one told Forward Bliss.

Seventeen races went behind the gate on Friday (July 8) at Eldorado Scioto Downs. Amongst rain and downgraded track conditions, two mares, Chuppah On and Refined, highlighted the program. 

Crazy Cute won easily in the $17,500 distaff pacing feature on Sunday (July 3) at The Downs at Mohegan Sun Pocono – and may have finished with some more left in the tank.

Go Go George, with Christina Johnson at the controls, copped the GLADA Trot Saturday night (July 2) at Northfield Park, turning back seven others in progress to a 1:57.2 victory — the trotter's first ...