Fraser Downs

B.C. Stakes To Millbanks Bart, Yoga Pants

Sportswriter sophomores Millbanks Bart ($5.20) and Yoga Pants ($2.60) were wire-to-wire winners in their respective $40,000 divisions of the B.C. Sales Stakes featured on Friday night (April 7) at Fra...

Catching Up With Alberta's Trainers

Sunday was a day to wander around shed rows and try and keep warm at Century Downs. A mid-morning snowstorm blanketed the area and forced a 40-minute delay to the start of the matinee card of harness ...

Tahuya Gameday Wins Young Final

Tahuya Gameday and driver John Abbott crossed to the lead quickly off the gate, steering clear of the early race disruptions, and led wire-to-wire to win the $35,000 final of the Marian Young Memorial...

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Archibald Discusses Stable Stars

Trainer Carl Archibald has provided an update in regard to his two stable’s stars, Divas Dragonfly and Real Buzz, who have been racing out of Paul Davies’ stable at Fraser Downs since early February.

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Taking A ‘Crazy’ Climb Up The Ranks

Justabitcrazy has been anything but since driver-trainer Ryan Grundy acquired him in January of 2016.

Illwinifican Repeats In Fraser Open

Illwinifican hauled down returning champion Buddy Weiser in the stretch to earn his second straight victory in the $11,000 Open Pace at Fraser Downs on Sunday afternoon (March 26).

Sophomore Fillies Star In Young Elims

Three-year-old pacing fillies Ladies From Hell and Tahuya Gameday proved to be the leaders of the pack scoring front-end victories in their respective $7,500 eliminations for the Marian Young Memorial...

Illwinifican Triumphs In Fraser Open; Selin Scores For Racing Club

Open pacer Illwinifican ceded the lead early on and then swept past the duelling leaders in the stretch to earn a new lifetime mark for trainer/driver Dennis Johnston in this week's $11,000 top class ...

From Fan To 'Owner For A Day'

Now in its fifth year, the James Vinnell Owner for a Day promotion continues to attract horse racing handicappers to the Standardbred side and encourage racehorse ownership.

Chappell’s Troops Triple Up

It turned out to be a solid Sunday at Fraser Downs for horseman John Chappell thanks to a trio of trips to victory lane with starters from his stable.

Buddy Weiser, No Guarantees Repeat

Buddy Weiser and No Guarantees were repeat winners in Fraser Downs' $11,000 Open events, which both ended in close calls on Friday night (March 10).

Buddy Weiser Uncorks An Open Win

The decisive move came early, as Buddy Weiser ($7.30) and pilot Serge Masse opted to gun it off the gate in Sunday’s (March 5) $11,000 Open Pace at Fraser Downs. The result was a wire-to-wire win in 1...