Honey Do Jigtime

The 2011 Atlantic Breeders Crown weekend wrapped up on Sunday afternoon at Charlottetown Driving Park with six exciting stakes finals

"He's tremedously fast, very big and has gone a lot of trips in the Maritimes. Trotters before couldn't attain that kind of speed."

Five divisions of the Bill Quigg Memorial for three-year-old pacers went behind the starting gate at Fredericton Raceway on Thursday evening, with the boys battling in three splits and the gals going ...

While three-year-old pacing filly Honey Do Jigtime put forth a record-equalling performance during Saturday’s matinee harness racing program at Charlottetown Driving Park, the program was marred by an...

Fresh off a victory in the Exhibition Cup Invitational at Truro Raceway, Formal Affair headed to Inverness Raceway this weekend and wired his open foes once again for the victory in the Christine Deag...

Three-year-old pacing fillies Charlottes Maggie, Honey Do Jigtime and Grayland Rain continued their win streaks in three $18,850 Frank And Beth Stanfield Memorial divisions on Sunday afternoon at Trur...

Governor’s Plate champion Serious Damage matched the all-age track record at Northside Downs on Saturday afternoon in the $7,000 J.A. Ferguson Memorial Pace while Honey Do Jigtime destroyed the track ...

The top three finishers in this year’s Maritime Breeders final for three-year-old pacing fillies proved to be dominate in Atlantic Sires Stakes action, each capturing their respective $8,940 'A' divis...

Honey Do Jigtime and Putnams Art were in the spotlight at Charlottetown Driving Park on Saturday thanks to victories in the Maritime Breeders Finals for sophomore pacers while Abby Best, the reigning ...

Truro Raceway rolled out the red carpet for three-year-old pacing fillies on Sunday afternoon as they clashed in divisions of the Atlantic Sires Stakes

Five divisions of the Ruby Chappell Stakes for three-year-old pacing fillies are in the books after an action packed card of racing Wednesday night at Red Shores

The first half of a Labour Day double header at Fredericton Raceway was dedicated to the fillies, as two-year-old pacers went toe-to-toe in a set of $5,865 divisions of the Williamson Memorial Stakes