Amateur Driving Series

Noses, closers and upsets were the order of the day at Pocono Downs at Mohegan Pennsylvania on Sunday evening, July 28, especially in the two feature races.

South Beach Star got through first turn confusion unscathed before winning the $20,833 featured fast-class handicap pace in 1:48.4 on Sunday afternoon, July 28 at Harrah’s Philadelphia.

All four $22,000-plus divisions of Maine-sired trotters invaded Cumberland Raceway on Saturday, July 27 with several divisions captured by the usual suspects, yet others seeing some fresh faces emerge...

Not only did Yogi Sheridan win both divisions of the American Harness Drivers Club (AHDC) Pace at Harrah’s Philadelphia on Sunday afternoon, July 21, but he also shot up the highway to win both divisi...

Macs Delight overcame a 22-day layoff, the outside post in the field of six and having to come his last half in :53.2 uncovered, but he checked all those boxes in winning the $20,548 fast-class pacing...

Wapiti Blue Chip took control at the quarter and kept on marching, scoring in a track record 1:54.2 in his $74,308 division of the Pennsylvania Sires Stakes at Hollywood Casino at The Meadows on Frida...

Standardbred Canada (SC) and the Central Ontario Standardbred Association (COSA) made a special presentation to Anellino (Nello) Guglielmi as the national representative for the 2024 World Amateur Dri...

Andrew Adamczyk managed to grab the lead from the outermost post with Stick With Me Kid and strolled down the road to a 1:59 win in the $10,274 North American Amateur Drivers Association (NAADA) Trot ...

Driver Marcus Miller perched Yankee B Something into a two-hole ride and pounced on the money to cash at odds of 14-1 in the $68,493 Fillies & Mares Open Pace at Oak Grove Racing, Gaming & Hotel on Mo...

Maine’s two-year-old trotters rolled into their first Sires Stakes event of the season on Saturday, July 6, with two $20,000-plus divisions opening the 12-race card at Cumberland Raceway.  

Two $22,000-plus divisions of the Maine Sire Stakes for three-year-old pacing colts resulted in a shuffling of the deck for this crop of side-steppers, with two new seasonal sires stakes winners emerg...

Grand Cayman proved able to surmount a difficult first-over trip in winning Sunday’s $20,548 fast-class handicap pacing feature at Harrah’s Philadelphia in 1:50.3.