Fraser Downs

Sent off as the longest shot on the toteboard in Thursday’s $10,500 Fillies & Mares Open for pacers at Fraser Downs, Real Pretty got up in the closing strides to prevail in 1:54 for driver Serge M...

It isn’t often when you see a 15-year-old Standardbred participating in pari-mutuel races – hardly ever, actually. Although, fans of harness racing in British Columbia have been witnessing an elder st...

Although facing poor visibility over the sloppy track on Friday night at Fraser Downs, horseman Bill Davis is all too familiar with the path to the winner's circle. After a six-win performance on Thur...

Bill Davis put on a clinic Thursday evening at Fraser Downs thanks to a six-win driving performance and a three-win training performance which included a win in the feature race with Call Me Up.

Rock Allstar turned in a career-best 1:52.2 performance over a fast track on Friday night to earn his second straight Open Pace victory at Fraser Downs

Trainer/driver Rod Therres' two-year-old Sportswriter filly Millbanks Writer was a repeat winner in the Betty Millbank Breeders Stakes early Friday night at Fraser Downs.

The fillies took their turn in the spotlight on Friday night as Fraser Downs hosted more B.C. Breeders Stakes divisions, which were contested over a 'good' track surface.

When it comes to shoeing, it is safe to say that every farrier can relate to the sentiment that, “You can read about it, you can talk about it, but doing it is a different story."

Makeing The Mark was a repeat winner in the B.C. Breeders Stakes on Thursday night as Fraser Downs hosted preliminary legs for the two and three-year-old pacing colts and geldings.

Three-year-old pacing fillies Go To The Windows and T Squared, both daughters of sire Allamerican Cobalt, swept a pair of $7,500 first leg divisions of the Mary Murphy Breeders Stakes early Friday nig...

A set of $7,500 divisions of the Robert Murphy Memorial Breeders Stakes for three-year-old pacing geldings went postward Thursday evening at Fraser Downs, and trainer/driver Bill Davis swept the first...