Open Pace

Godiva Seelster, the mare that gave Just A Bee all she could handle last week before succumbing in the final few strides, turned the tables on the 'Queen Bee' on Monday night in the $12,500 Fillies &a...

Sterling Cooper and horseman Bill Davis made Fraser Downs history on Sunday afternoon with another track record performance in 'sloppy' conditions.

Northern Companion, off at 26-1, scored the upset victory in Pompano Park's $15,400 Open Handicap Pace on Saturday night, covering the mile in 1:51.2.

Astreos Love raced creditably in his first eight starts at Miami Valley Raceway this winter, earning almost $16,000, but could only garner a pair of fifth-place finishes when elevated to Open company....

Three-year-old pacing filly Dancers Luckyseven and driver Brandon Campbell rallied through the passing lane to capture the $35,000 Marian Young Memorial Pace on Friday night at Fraser Downs.

Pertty Music and Ed Hensley returned to their winning ways at Hoosier Park Racing & Casino as they captured the featured event, a $21,000 Invitational Pace for fillies and mares, on Friday, March ...

Rev Me Up, at age eight the oldest mare in the field, found room up the pylons just in time to zoom by pacesetter Shine N Shimmer and capture the $17,050 Fillies and Mares Open Handicap Pace at Miami ...

There must be something about this time of year that really agrees with pacer Bandolito.

Just A Bee extended her winning streak to five in the $12,000 Open Pace for Mares on Monday (March 23) as the seven-year-old daughter of Mr Feelgood wore down a very game and stubborn Godiva Seelster ...

Sophomore pacers Illwinifican and Art Of Darkness were victorious in their respective $7,500 eliminations for the Wendell Smith Memorial Stakes on Sunday afternoon at Fraser Downs.

While Neptune took top honours in Pompano Park's top $12,500 Open Pace on Saturday night, he had to share the spotlight with Steelhead Hanover, who tripped the final timer in 1:49.2, a time equalled o...

“Virgil set a track record at Miami Valley Raceway on Saturday night!” That statement would come as no real surprise to any harness racing devotee in the Buckeye state, and their next question would ...