Harness Racing

New Brunswick invader Miss Oromocto made her trip to Nova Scotia worthwhile on Sunday (May 8) as she pulled off the upset victory in Truro Raceway's top class.

Facing older stakes mares in just the second start of her four-year-old campaign, O'Brien Award winner Solar Sister prevailed in a photo finish in the $100,000 Sam 'Chip' Noble III Memorial Pace co-fe...

Even though there were four return winners from last week’s Opening Day card, it was the invader from Rideau Carleton Raceway, Beach Runner A M, who supported his race favourite status with a tough vi...

Prairie Boys Stakes champion Counter Strike extended his win streak to nine as he prevailed in the fastest elimination for the As Promised Stakes on Sunday afternoon (May 8) at Century Downs Racetrack...

Career milestones and outrageous upsets were all the fashion in Ohio Sires Stakes action on Saturday night (May 7) at Miami Valley Raceway. Eight $40,000 OHSS divisions for three-year-old colts and ge...

Last Saturday night, Artful Way blasted out to the early lead in the $15,000 Open Pace at Saratoga Casino Hotel. Though the four-year-old flashed incredible turn of foot early in the 1-1/16 miles feat...

Almost immediately after Resolve crossed the finish line four lengths in front of runner-up Bee A Magician in the inaugural $150,000 Elitlopp Playoff at the Meadowlands, his number '4' began to blink ...

Hiawatha Horse Park's 2016 harness racing meet began on Saturday, May 7 with late-bloomer Johannahs Jet scoring a maiden-breaking victory in the season opener.

Forever Paradise, driven by Mike McGuigan, made a successful season's debut in the $2,500 Preferred 2 featured on Saturday's (May 7) harness racing card at Charlottetown Driving Park.

In another close call, Katherine B held on to win her third straight Preferred event on Saturday night (May 7) at Flamboro Downs.

Pocketed Outrageous Art (Jason Bartlett, $29) and two-move Luminosity (George Brennan, $7.90) shared the Saturday Derby Night glory, winning Yonkers Raceway’s co-featured $40,000 Open Handicaps.

Ron Burke trainees finished 1-2-3 in the inaugural $561,500 Pennsylvania Classic final for state-sired three-year-old pacing colts and geldings Saturday night at The Downs at Mohegan Sun Pocono, with ...