Charlottetown Driving Park

The inaugural edition of the John 'Buddy' Campbell Memorial highlighted the Thursday evening program at the Charlottetown Driving Park, and girl power prevailed

A new stakes event featuring two-year-old trotters will take centre stage Thursday, September 3 at the Charlottetown Driving Park. First-race post time is 7:00 p.m.

The Ontario Racing Commission has made it official that Kerry and Shirley House, owners of 2009 Gold Cup & Saucer winner All The Weapons, have been fined a large sum of money due to violating rule...

For the past 50 years Old Home Week has been producing memories that will last a lifetime and this year’s event was no different, especially for 23-year-old James MacDonald

All The Weapons secured the lead after the three-quarter mark and held off Silent Swing in the stretch to claim the 50th edition of the $60,000 Gold Cup & Saucer

Astronomical wired the field of nine to claim the top prize in the $20,000 Gold Cup & Saucer consolation, dubbed the James "Roach" MacGregor Memorial, which was featured on the Friday evening prog...

Somebeachsomewhere gave co-owner Reg Petitpas quite a ride during its racing career. The son of Mach Three took Petitpas to the highest of mountaintops. But having won the Gold Cup & Saucer in 200...

Trainer/driver Jason Hughes worked out a perfect pocket trip for Whos Smiling Now, and the six-year-old gelding took full advantage of it to win Thursday evening’s $2,000 Joe & Wal Hennessey Memor...

Thursday’s matinee program at the Charlottetown Driving Park was dedicated to freshmen pacing fillies, as the half-mile oval hosted six divisions of Atlantic Sires Stakes

Last year’s PEISHOA Aged Trotting Mare award winner Dusty Lane Shelby has shown no signs of slowing down at seven years old

The post position draw for Saturday’s $60,000 Gold Cup & Saucer was completed earlier this evening at the Charlottetown Driving Park, and the four winners in the Trials drew nothing better than po...

Interference is something that happens quite often in harness racing, and when it does you’ll see the letter “i” added to a horse’s chartline denoting interference or “ix” if the horse is interfered w...