Buffalo Raceway

Last year's Manitoba Western Great Stake champion Miliondollardesign won the $11,000 Open Pace in 1:57.3 at Buffalo Raceway on Saturday night (January 12).

In what was the best race of the Friday night card at Buffalo Raceway, Open trotter Keystone Bernard ($20.20) won a four-horse blanket finish, in which the top finishers were all separated by less tha...

The curtain was raised on a brand new season of racing earlier this week at Buffalo Raceway, and new faces continue to arrive on the Western New York racing scene heating up the competition on the tra...

With above normal temperatures, and a blanket give away, a large enthusiastic crowd greeted the trotters and pacers back to Buffalo Raceway for its 71st season of live harness racing at the Hamburg ov...

Buffalo Raceway, in Hamburg, New York will open its 71st season of live harness racing on Wednesday, January 9, 2013, but never in its history has a meet opened with so much optimism. “Much has been d...

Summertime Lea won the $42,111 first division of the New York Sire Stakes for two-year-old pacing fillies in a track record equalling time of 1:56.3 on Sunday at Buffalo Raceway.

Buffalo Raceway’s Publicity Director Sam Pendolino and Tim Bojarski, National Vice-President of the United States Harness Writers Association, were trackside to present the awards for the top human an...

Two divisions of New York Sire Stakes races for two-year-old New York-bred colt and gelding pacers highlighted the Sunday afternoon at Buffalo Raceway.

After a trip to Tioga Downs without much luck from the outside post, Ontario-sired Golden Terror returned to Buffalo Raceway where he has dominated the Open ranks this year, and added another triumph ...

Trainer Peter Arrigenna, fresh off his win in the Yonkers Trot with Archangel, just might have another top trotter in his barn as his two-year-old freshman colt Timothy Patrick lowered the Buffalo Rac...

Two-year-old New York bred filly trotters had their turn in the Sires Stakes spotlight at Buffalo Raceway Sunday afternoon with four races worth over $30,000 each.

With wife Ann, son Jim, and mom and dad McNeight in attendance, the 4th of July was a very special night for trainer-driver Jim McNeight, as the Lockport native recorded his 3,000th win.