Elitlopp

In the May 2009 issue of Trot Magazine, Ken Warkentin and Paul MacDonell were profiled in the Separated at Birth feature. In May 2010, they will each make their first appearance at Sweden's Solvalla R...

Having taken both Goodtimes and Northern Bailey to Europe to compete in the Elitlopp in the past, trainer John Bax knows a little something about what the trek across the pond entails

With most of the attention going to the Stephan Hultman-trained duo of Jaded and Triton Sund, Åke Svanstedt played spoiler and bested his rivals in the 2009 Elitlopp today at the Solvalla Racecourse

Racing fans can watch and wager at the Meadowlands and through New Jersey Account Wagering as Enough Talk and Buck I St Pat compete in Sweden's famed Elitlopp Sunday morning, May 31

Howard Taylor has been advised to go to the Elitlopp and focus on the experience rather than the race. As Sunday’s trotting classic at Sweden’s Solvalla Raceway draws near, such an attitude might be m...

One of this year's Elitlopp participants was hooked up in a jog cart one day after foaling. With over $1 million earned and showing no signs of letting up at the age of six, there's no reason to think...

American trotting standouts Buck I St Pat and Enough Talk are among the 16 horses officially entered in next Sunday's prestigious Elitlopp in Solvalla, Sweden

Buck I St Pat is ready for her road trip, although this one involves crossing the ocean. The six-year-old trotting mare on Wednesday left for Sweden, where her target is the prestigious Elitlopp on Ma...

When Buck I St Pat travels to Sweden's Solvalla Racetrack for the Elitlopp in late May, she will be on foreign soil, but familiar ground

It’s been more than a decade since a mare managed to beat the boys in Sweden’s top trotting race, the Elitlopp

When Buck I St Pat travels to Sweden’s Solvalla Racetrack for the Elitlopp in late May, she will be on foreign soil, but familiar ground

While it is looking unlikely that trotting millionaire Arch Madness will be heading to Sweden in May, part-owner Barry Goldstein told Trot Insider that he is not ruling out