Open Pace

It hasn’t taken long for the South Florida heat to facilite fast miles and the second Saturday evening program of the new meet at The Isle Pompano Park produced the first pair of sub-1:53 winners this...

Brian Gray’s Outlaw Watch Me managed to work her way from last to first to earn the lion's share of the $7,160 purse in the Prairie Lily Pace for Canadian-sired and owned pacing mares on Saturday at M...

To Helen Back turned in a strong two-move effort to score a mild upset in the single $50,000 elimination for this year’s Milton Stakes for aged pacing mares over a track rated 'good' on Saturday night...

McCedes circled the field Saturday night, overcoming his seven inside rivals to grab Yonkers Raceway's $50,000 Open Handicap Pace

Making a big move at the third quarter check point, trainer/driver Ron Graham put Sixdaysontheroad in a position to draw clear down the lane and capture the $11,500 Open Pace and his eighth straight v...

Four Starz Speed and Riggins enhanced their reputations as the showcase weekend for New York-bred standardbreds continued on Friday night at Vernon Downs

Lightning Treasure (Stephane Bouchard) and Shutter Boy (Yannick Gingras) garnered the glory Friday night, winning Yonkers Raceway's co-featured $50,000 Open Handicaps

He joined the half century club with his 50th birthday last Wednesday and stated last week in a live trackside TV interview that he’ll soon be cutting back on his catch-driving workload. Bruce Ranger,...

Native Bride, making her only second start of the 2009 season, went a big mile on a track listed as good to win the $30,000 Open I Pace for fillies and mares Wednesday night at Mohegan Sun at Pocono D...

Run Way Star rallied from second-over to pull off a 10-1 upset in the $16,400 Arbutus Stake for three-year-old Canadian owned or sired pacing fillies

With partly cloudy skies over a fast track and with a temperature of 86 degreees (30 degrees Celsius), the 2009-2010 season commenced with an action-packed program on Saturday night at The Isle Pompan...

Golden Receiver equaled the 1:51.1 track standard for four-year-old pacing geldings, while Folk Tail turned in the swiftest mile of the meet by a two-year-old trotting gelding during Saturday night’s ...