Cool Cowboy

Preliminary action from both the Robert Murphy Memorial Breeders Stakes and the Betty Millbank Memorial Breeders Stakes continued Sunday (Oct. 28) at Fraser Downs.

After finishing sixth beaten 13 lengths in last week’s $12,000 Open Pace at Fraser Downs, trainer/driver Jim Marino went back to the drawing board with Cool Cowboy looking for answers – and clearly he...

After doing all the roadwork and getting nipped at the wire in last week’s $9,000 Open Pace at Century Downs, Cool Cowboy bounced back with a front-stepping score in Monday’s main event for trainer/dr...

The six-year-old Brandons Cowboy horse Cool Cowboy took competitors around the track in winning the $9,000 Open Pace on Monday, July 2, going wire to wire in 1:52.4.

Keith Clark shot Jim Marino trainee Cool Cowboy to the top and held control through the wire to take the $9,000 Open Pace at Century Downs on Monday, May 21 in 1:53.4.

Jamie Gray shot Ready N Steady to the front and blazed around the Century Downs oval to take the second of two $20,000 divisions of the Norm Kennedy Memorial, for three-year-old colt and gelding pacer...

Fresh off a two-month layoff, Alberta invader Cool Cowboy wired a field of Open pacers in Friday night's $12,000 feature at Fraser Downs.

Michael Hennessy went to the front and didn’t look back en route to a two-length triumph with Cool Cowboy in Monday’s $10,000 Open Pace at Century Downs.

After settling for second prize in last week’s $10,000 Open Pace at Century Downs, Cool Cowboy returned to the oval and posted a sharp victory in Monday’s edition of the class for trainer/driver Kelly...

Cool Cowboy made it back-to-back wins in the $10,000 Open Pace at Century Downs thanks to his Monday score in the main event.

Cool Cowboy made a quarter-pole move to the lead in Monday’s $10,000 Open Pace at Century Downs, and once he cleared to the top it was ‘game over’ for the others.

“There is something very special about being able to capture and freeze a moment of time and to be able to revisit it again and again in the form of a photograph.”