Maine Amateur Driving Club

Top Maine pacer The Bird Dance N showed his heels to the field as he overpowered a strong group of top class side-steppers to take First Tracks Cumberland’s $9,589 Winners Over feature on Sunday, Apri...

The final day of the First Tracks Cumberland’s Winter Festival extended pari-mutuel meet included an appearance by Santa Claus in the first race, along with a thrilling dead heat in the $10,000 Holly ...

Driver Aaron Hall swept all three of the $6,000 divisions of the Jack Frost Trotting Series at First Tracks Cumberland on Sunday, Dec. 17 -- two of which were from his own stable and one from his dad ...

A foggy winter morning made it impossible for fans and racing officials to see the backstretch; however, that didn’t slow down amateur reinsman Hunter Lofthus from getting his first pari-mutuel victor...

Apex trotter Broadway Giant made his second consecutive appearance in the First Tracks Cumberland winner's circle, taking Maine’s top $5,500 conditioned trot once again on Sunday, Nov. 26 by open leng...

Driver Aaron Hall grabbed both trotting race features at First Tracks Cumberland on Sunday, Nov. 19 -- one for his dad Craig Hall and the other for his own stable.

Trainer Ron Patoine’s Broadway Giant added another victory to his ever-growing win column on Sunday, Nov. 12 at Cumberland, scoring for the second time in as many weeks.

When live harness racing resumed at Maine’s Cumberland Raceway on Sunday, Nov. 5, one of the state’s top pacers, The Bird Dance N, continued his winning ways, grabbing the $6,000 featured pace in 1:56...

Plainridge invader Skyway Victor was a confident 1:54.2 winner in Cumberland’s featured closing day event, the $25,000 Pine Tree Invitational Pace, on Saturday, Aug. 5 posting one of the swiftest mile...

Rocksapatriot used a well-played pocket trip to win the $6,000 Camp Kippewa Pace on Saturday, July 22 at Cumberland.

Nineteenth Man A moved up to the first string in the $6,000 featured pace at Cumberland on Saturday (July 15), capturing his third victory in four American starts.

Luke Varnum guided his own Pembroke Ranger to a mild upset victory, winning the $4,400 Maine Amateur Driving Club (MADC) and defeating the horse’s former owner on Saturday, July 8 at Cumberland.