I Luv The Nitelife

O'Brien Award winning pacing filly I Luv The Nitelife made her first qualifying start of the year on Saturday morning at Meadowlands Racetrack along with a host of other 2012 standouts.

Interviews with some of the big winners from Saturday night's 2012 O'Brien Awards are now available online.

On Saturday night Standardbred Canada announced the winners for the 2012 O’Brien Awards, which honour Canada’s best in harness racing over the past season.

It's anyone’s guess who will take home the O’Brien Award for Canada’s top two-year-old pacing filly. Even the respective connections of I Luv The NiteLife and Somwherovrarainbow aren’t quite sure who ...

A trio of $108,700 divisions of the Bluegrass Series for two-year-old pacing fillies and four $101,000 splits for two-year-old trotting colts were featured on Friday night at The Red Mile.

She’s not as impressive of a physical specimen as her stablemate and fellow world champion Put On A Show, but nonetheless, I Luv The Nitelife’s connections developed the same sort of lofty expectation...

Favourite Captaintreacherous fought all the way to the wire to capture the prestigious $1-million Metro Pace for two-year-olds during Saturday night's action-packed card of harness racing at Mohawk Ra...

After watching I Luv The Nitelife set the world-record of 1:50.1 for two-year-old filly pacers on a mile track last weekend, trainer Chris Ryder is only hoping for more of the same in Saturday’s $610,...

Richard Young, co-owner of world champion mare Put On A Show, is once again supporting A Spring of Hope, a charity near and dear to his heart.

The top two-year-old pacers on the continent were in action Saturday night at Mohawk Racetrack competing in three $40,000 eliminations for next Saturday’s $1 million Metro Pace.

Heavily favoured Captaintreacherous held off an upset-minded Vegas Vacation to capture one of three Nassagaweya divisions for two-year-old pacers on Saturday night at Mohawk Racetrack.

The baby races continued at the Meadowlands Racetrack on Saturday morning with some well-bred future stars turning in top performances.