Batavia Downs

Driver Dave McNeight III started Friday night (Aug. 23) in fifth place for dash wins at Batavia Downs. But when the dust had settled after the 13th race, “Triple Sticks” found himself tied for second ...

It will be a New York Sire Stake double-header at Batavia Downs on Saturday (Aug. 24) night when both colt and gelding and filly divisions of three-year-old trotters take the track to compete for a to...

One five-horse field of two-year-old trotting males lined up for $140,411 in the New York Sire Stakes at Batavia Downs on Wednesday evening, Aug. 21 and BJMs Lil Man was solid from start to finish and...

The finest group of pacers ever assembled to compete at Batavia Downs will go to post in the $100,000 USD Robert J. Kane Memorial Pace on Saturday, Aug. 24. The top-flight field of eight have a combin...

The New York Sire Stakes (NYSS) returns to Batavia Downs on Wednesday, Aug. 21 and brings with it a field of five first-year male trotters who will compete in one dash valued at $102,500 USD.

A pair of $18,493 Opens topped the card at Batavia Downs on Saturday night, Aug. 17 and the victorious parties of each event were no strangers to the winner's circle.

The Last Martini served up the first career loss to Cowgirl Hanover after she led gate to wire in the lone $140,411 division of the New York Sire Stakes (NYSS) for two-year-old pacing fillies on Wedne...

Dave McNeight III, aka “Triple Sticks,” doubled his nickname on Tuesday night, Aug. 13 after he struck six wins on his opponents at Batavia Downs.

On Wednesday night, Aug. 14 at Batavia Downs, one five-horse field consisting of two-year-old pacing fillies will line up in the New York Sire Stakes (NYSS) for a shot at the winner’s share of the $10...

Driver Kevin Cummings had his biggest night of the meet so far at Batavia Downs on Saturday, Aug. 10 after winning a total of five races on the 13-race program. His most notable victory was in the $18...

The $148,333 New York Sire Stakes for two-year-old male pacers were at Batavia Downs on Wednesday (Aug. 7) and both divisions were won by heavy favourites. 

After winning on the front-end just last week, Center Attraction completely changed strategies but still got the same results in the $18,750 Open Pace for fillies and mares at Batavia Downs on Tuesday...