Century Mile

Heading straight to the front, Hf Opects Trident went the distance and hit the finish first by a slim margin to win the $20,000 Century Milers Pacing Series Final for two-year-old pacing colts and gel...

Dark Horse Wine held off rival Hurry Home in a photo finish to win the $20,000 final of the Century Milers Pacing Series on Friday night (Dec. 13) at Century Mile.

Sent the 7-5 favourite, Flying Officer soared into the stretch to nail pocket-popper Kootenay Lager and win in the second division of the second prelim for the Century Milers Pacing Series on Saturday...

The winning streak is now four-in-a-row and counting for Outlaw Allie Oops, who toyed with the competition she faced in Friday’s second leg of the Century Milers Pacing Series.

Odds-on favourite Dizzy Dean launched off cover to take the lone division of the second preliminary for the Century Milers Series for two-year-old pacing colts and geldings on Saturday, Nov. 30 at Cen...

Lorne Duffield's homebred filly Dark Horse Wine nosed out Hurry Home at the wire for a maiden-breaking victory in the $6,500 second leg of the Century Milers Pacing Series for Alberta-sired two-year-o...

“It’s not often when a weekend like that comes along. Maybe you get two or three wins on a weekend as well as a couple of seconds and thirds and that’s a good weekend. This? This was very special.”

One of three training wins for Dave Kelly, Hf Jesse James darted to victory in the first division for round one of the Century Milers series for sophomore pacing colts on Saturday, Nov. 23 at Century ...

Make it three-in-a-row and counting for Outlaw Allie Oops thanks to her front-stepping score in Friday’s $6,000 Century Milers Pacing Series at Century Mile.

Star Of Winter's maiden-breaking victory in Century Mile's sixth race on Friday night (Nov. 15) also marked the first training win for longtime harness racing participant Orianna Scheck.

“I decided that working with harness horses was what I really wanted to do. It was 2012. I gave my notice with the cell phone company, went full time with the horses and never looked back.”