North America Cup

With the date for the 2025 Pepsi North America Cup eliminations less than three weeks away, more of the three-year-old pacers aiming for Canadian harness racing's biggest prize have sharpened in pursu...

Less than one month away from the 2025 Pepsi North America Cup, Trot Insider will profile some of the race’s top ranked contenders as they gear up for those eliminations on Saturday, June 7 at Woodbin...

Exactly one month away from the 2025 Pepsi North America Cup, Trot Insider will profile some of the race’s top ranked contenders as they gear up for those eliminations on Saturday, June 7 at Woodbine ...

After closing out his freshman season with a monster mile, North America Cup contender D A Love Boat is an unknown quantity with potential to make waves in the glamour boy division.

As 2024 Somebeachsomewhere Horse of the Year Chantilly approaches her sophomore debut, many in the industry feel she's a filly on the cusp of history.

With the date for the 2025 Pepsi North America Cup eliminations less than four weeks away, more of the three-year-old pacers aiming for Canadian harness racing's biggest prize have made on-track appea...

On Friday, May 9, Woodbine Entertainment released its first “Road to the Pepsi North America Cup” rankings for the 2025 edition of Canada’s most prestigious harness race.

With the date for the 2025 Pepsi North America Cup eliminations just five weeks away, many of the three-year-old pacers aiming for Canadian harness racing's biggest prize have made on-track appearance...

On paper, trainer Ron Burke has a three-headed monster heading to Canada to compete for Canadian harness racing's most prestigious pacing prize.

This weekend marks six weeks from the date of the 2025 Pepsi North America Cup eliminations, and with that a number of the top contenders are emerging in preparation for Canadian harness racing's most...

For many years, TROT Magazine's Pepsi North America Cup Spring Book has served as an initial barometer for the three-year-old pacers that may be in the running for the richest prize in Canadian harnes...

There doesn't have to be a first filly to win the Pepsi North America Cup, but as the old adage goes, "you have to be in it to win it."