Old Home Week

After concerns put a hold on plans for Prince Edward Island's 2017 Old Home Week, reports from PEI indicate that an agreement has been reached to drive on with the celebration.

As the status of this summer’s Old Home Week has been the topic of a local media report, Trot Insider has been in contact with Red Shores/Atlantic Lottery Corporation. The organization has stated that...

YS Lotus overtook his stablemate and fellow trial winner Go Daddy Go down the backstretch and paced away to a 1:50.1 record victory in the 57th edition of the $60,000 Sobey's Gold Cup & Saucer to ...

Highland Tartan and driver Jody Jamieson forged to the front off the gate and kept their rivals at bay en route to a 1:53.2 victory in the $30,000 James “Roach” MacGregor Memorial, a Gold Cup & Sa...

"If he gets an opening or an opportunity, he has the heart of a champion and I think he can go with anybody.”

After a lengthy rain delay, Starcastic sped around Charlottetown’s half-mile oval and posted a solid win in the $2,100 Joe & Wal Hennessey Memorial.

After a tour of Century Downs in Alberta, Standardbred Canada's President & CEO Dan Gall has headed east for his first taste of Old Home Week and harness racing on Prince Edward Island.

It's not often that a horse shows up for a meet and greet at a racetrack ahead of a stakes race. But then again, not every horse is Foiled Again.

The Atlantic Sires Stakes two-year-old pacing colts took their turn in the spotlight during Old Home Week on Wednesday evening (August 17) at Charlottetown Driving Park.

The red carpet was rolled out at Red Shores at Charlottetown Driving Park during Tuesday’s card of racing to honour a very special guest – none other than the nation's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.