Cal Expo

When Lino Pacheco saw Real Attitude surface in a $3,000 claimer last month, he dipped in and took the pacer for client Ronald Rettig-Zucchi. The result has been three trips to the winner’s circle from...

Jailer heads into Cal Expo’s Saturday program riding a two-race winning streak for Rick Bertrand, who drives, trains and co-owns the four-year-old trotter with Doug Flores.

Mark Kennedy admits that when he was not in a good place at the end of 2013, but a 2014 New Year’s resolution got him back on track and it all came together when he drove his first winner at Cal Expo ...

Ryan Grundy is enjoying his first season at Cal Expo, and will be handling one of the better pacers he’s guided at this track when he gets behind Bettormeboy in Sunday night’s Open II Pace.

Franky Provolone and Fort Valley As, who chased home division kingpins El Azteca and Its Not Over last week, have received top billing for Saturday night’s featured Open II Trot at Cal Expo.

What started out as taking pictures from the grandstand of a flashy near-white pacer named Blue Canyon has turned into a labour of love and over 500 photographs at Cal Expo by 74-year-old Bill Blakewe...

It took him 12 stabs and he waited until the last big dance, but Tony Cheesecake got his overdue stakes trophy last weekend with James Kennedy in the sulky behind the Junior Wilkinson trainee.

In terms of post position, Cenaltafirecracker is going from the equivalent of the basement to the penthouse when it comes to her assignment in Sunday night’s 11th race at Cal Expo.

Cal Expo’s Saturday night program features a $53,142 carryover in the 10-cent Jackpot 6, meaning one ticket could come away with an awfully sweet payoff.

Lloyd Arnold and Stan Bergstein, two legendary figures in harness racing, have races named in their honour this weekend at Cal Expo. The Lloyd Arnold Pace is set for Saturday night and the Stan Bergst...

After closing out his 2014 campaign in style at Yonkers Raceway, Pancetta has returned to California for trainer Lino Pacheco and will make his seasonal debut in Saturday’s featured Open Pace.

Franky Provolone is still looking for his first victory of the year, but he’s certainly knocking on the door after turning in a solid second to the classy Franks Best last weekend.