Open Pace

In the first two legs of the MSSBA Golden Boy Stakes, sophomore Looinlikeamillion prevailed as the public choice. He repeated that success in the $11,954 final on Saturday, Sept. 28 at The Loop.

Center Attraction was in perfect position to run down her competition in a thrilling stretch drive in the featured $18,243 Distaff Open Pace at Batavia Downs on Wednesday, Sept. 25.

A trio of $27,027 first-round Delaware Standardbred Breeders’ Fund (DSBF) events for two-year-old filly pacers headlined the Tuesday, Sept. 24 Harrington Raceway program.

Delaware Standardbred Breeders Fund (DSBF) stakes action for two-year-olds kicked off the week of racing at Harrington Raceway on Monday, Sept. 23 as a pair of $27,027 divisions for pacing colts and g...

The Pick 5 proved elusive for a second straight program on Monday night, Sept. 23 at MGM Yonkers Raceway, triggering a $37,254.78 carryover and a $100,000 guaranteed pool in the sequence on Tuesday ni...

Arizona continued what has been an incredible year for her connections racing stateside when the five-year-old Ontario-bred daughter of Up The Credit won the $20,270 Fillies & Mares Open Handicap Pace...

The undercard of Canada's richest night of racing featured some of Woodbine Mohawk Park's top older competitors facing off in $40,000 Opens on the trot and on the pace.

The card of harness racing at Batavia Downs on Saturday, Sept. 21 featured $18,243 Open Handicaps for both the pace and trot, and upset winners prevailed in each of this week’s top-flight contests.

Docdor Friskie and trainer-driver John MacDonald captured the featured $11,486 Open Pace at Vernon Downs on Saturday, Sept. 21.

Pickup Man Hanover emerged from the featured $20,270 Open Pace at Saratoga Casino Hotel on Saturday, Sept. 21 with his third top-level victory of the meeting.

Armycaptin Hanover showed a flair for the dramatic on Saturday, Sept. 21 at The Loop, swooping by rivals for the last-stride victory in the top-class tilt.

The program of harness racing at Running Aces on Friday, Sept. 20 featured five $20,270 Minnesota-sired consolation events, with driver Dean Magee and trainer Adam Hauser dominating the proceedings.