Harness Racing

Easy Lover Hanover kept his Canadian race record perfect with a front-stepping score in the second leg of the Youthful Pacing Series during an eventful, snowy Saturday night (April 2) at Woodbine Race...

Mitchell Cushing made his very first start as a provisional driver on Saturday (April 2) and wasted precious little time in finding the Scarborough Downs' winner's circle.

Comes Home First lived up to his name and made it across the wire first in the $10,500 Open Pace featured on the Saturday (April 2) card of harness racing during Fraser Down's closing weekend.

Breeders Crown champion Freaky Feet Pete won his four-year-old qualifying debut on Saturday (April 2) at Hoosier Park.

The countdown to the 2016 Pepsi North America Cup is on, with Trot Magazine profiling the horses predicted to be the top contenders for Canadian harness racing's richest prize.

Hoosier Park Racing & Casino kicked off the 2016 live racing season on Friday, April 1 and did it in fashion, recording the strongest opening night ever in the 23-year history of the track.

Somewhere A Place dominated her rivals in the $75,000 Penny Bath Memorial Stakes for three-year-old pacing fillies as she romped to an open-length victory on Friday night (April 1) at Fraser Downs.

Ella V Horse scored a wire-to-wire win in the Friday (April 1) feature at Saratoga Casino and Raceway.

Donicus turned in a career-best 1:56.1 victory on Friday night (April 1) at Woodbine Racetrack to become Canada's fastest three-year-old trotter so far this year.

World champion JL Cruze, the 2015 Aged Trotting Horse of the Year in the U.S., won his 2016 debut with ease Friday night (April 1), taking the $25,000 featured Open Handicap at The Meadowlands.