Miss Versatility Trotting Series

It appeared all hope was lost, but once again, the great Sylvia Hanover overcame adversity to win a 12th straight start on Saturday (July 29), scoring in one of two divisions of the Tompkins-Geers for...

Last year’s two-year-old pacing colt of the year, Stockade Seelster, and two colts from the first crop of Stay Hungry, Redwood Hanover and Annapolis Hanover, captured the three $75,000 divisions of th...

Pepsi North America Cup eliminations are on the horizon, and many of the million-dollar race’s top prospects will be in competition on Saturday night (June 3) at Woodbine Mohawk Park, which will also ...

Multiple award-winning female trotter Atlanta will see her career come to a grand finale at the conclusion of this season, but not before harness racing fans get the opportunity to meet the world cham...

Pretender and Fashion Schooner were the winners in the first edition $275,000 finals of the New Jersey Classic for “A” level New Jersey-sired trotters on Friday night (Sept. 9) at The Meadowlands.

The Meadowlands has cancelled the card that was scheduled for Thursday, Sept. 8 due to a lack of entries.

When Dovescry was a confident and largely unchallenged winner in the $40,000 third leg of the Miss Versatility Series, for trotting mares, on Saturday night (July 16) at the Meadowlands.

In the first leg of the Miss Versatility Series on a rain-soaked Friday night at The Meadowlands, the first $30,000 division went as expected while the other did not.

The Miss Versatility Series, an Open event for mare trotters, kicks off on Friday (May 6), with some big names on the entry list at The Meadowlands.

When Dovescry ($2.80) might be the sharpest trotting mare in North America right now, and her score in the $116,500 Miss Versatility Final as part of the 2021 Little Brown Jug undercard on Thursday (S...