Open Pace

Ever since arriving from Scioto Downs in Ohio on June 28, Milliron Pete has sure made himself right at home at Buffalo Raceway. And while adjusting to his surroundings in Western New York, he's findin...

With other drivers named "Miller" campaigning in the sulky regularly in eastern Pennsylvania, such as Hall of Famer David, Andy, and Brett (combined lifetime win total of 26,618), it might be easy to ...

Entering Friday night, Market Share was winless in four starts this season. In fact, he was yet to hit the board. But that all changed in the featured $28,500 Open Handicap Trot at The Meadowlands.

Tracking live cover on the backstretch, Dan Clements' Mach It A Par ($3.00) showed immediate response at the top of the stretch once again, taking Friday (July 24) evening's $12,000 Mares Open Pace at...

The next time they beat Cinamony (George Brennan, $8.10) at Yonkers Raceway would be the first time they beat Cinamony at Yonkers Raceway.

Sing Like An Angel continued her successful campaign at the inaugural Century Downs meet on Friday evening, winning the $11,500 Fillies & Mares Open Handicap Pace for the seventh time.

Winning half of the dashes on a program of racing, including an Open, would make any reinsman happy every single time.

A recent newcomer to the Manitoba Great Western Harness Racing Circuit, False Advertising earned his second consecutive victory in the $1,700 Open class on Sunday at Holland Fair.

After reeling off three straight sub-:27 quarters, JK Panache ($5.20) not only had amassed a comfortable margin over his four rivals, but he tied Fireyourguns's 1:47.3 all-age pacing record at Vernon ...

After a punishing early pace led to defeat in his previous outing, Fireyourguns ($9.30) bounced back with a 1:50.3 triumph in Sunday (July 19) afternoon's $12,000 Open Pace at Tioga Downs.

Keep The Dream (Travis Bowman) prevailed in a thrilling three-horse photo finish to capture the $8,000 Fillies and Mares Open Pace at Running Aces on Saturday (July 18).

Owner Leonard Segall and trainer James Clouser Jr. must have told drivers Kevin Cummings and Jack Flanigen to put the pedal to the metal off the gate in the $10,500 Open and $9,500 Open II paces.