Batavia Downs

King Otra ($3.60), getting a crafty drive from veteran reinsman Tony Morgan, made every pole a winning one taking his first $9,000 Open Pace of the season on Saturday night (Oct.20) at Batavia Downs.

Typical Newyorker used a new strategy in the $9,000 Open Trot at Batavia Downs Friday night (Oct. 19) and the new tactics paid off resulting in a comfortable two-length victory over Under The Stars in...

There's no doubt who the sharpest racemare in Western New York is these days; it's definitely Youre Too Funny. She overcame the eight-hole Wednesday night to score her third straight victory in the $9...

Ziegfeld and driver Jim Morrill Jr. let others do the dirty work for the first three-quarters of a mile, but when it was time to respond, they did just that in the $9,000 Open Trot at Batavia Downs Fr...

The seven post didn't pose much of a problem for Youre Too Funny in Wednesday’s $9,000 Fillies And Mares Open Pace at Batavia Downs as she easily went gate-to-wire in posting a three-length win over I...

Drew Monti driving the “The Union Boss” made every pole a winning one en route an easy score in the Columbus Day, Rising Stars Pace at Batavia Downs.

Possible stars of the future in the sport of harness racing will be on display when Batavia Downs features the Rising Stars Pace on Monday afternoon.

Adding to excitement of Kane Memorial night at Batavia Downs on Saturday night (Oct 6.) was the career milestone win by reinsman Dan Noble.

Youre Too Funny, after three consecutive second places in the $9,000 Fillies and Mares Open Pace at Batavia Downs, took a brief respite from the harness racing battles.

Big Baller continued to make a case for himself as "Trotter Of The Year" at Batavia Downs by winning the $9,000 Open Trot Friday night (Sept. 28) in 1:58.4 over a fast track.