Open Trot

Oho Diamond, the new owner of the track record for four year-old trotting mares, and Cashahallic, the victor in last week’s Open trot, are set to lock horns on Sunday night at Pompano Park in this wee...

Four $20,000 Delaware Standardbred Breeders Fund divisions for two-year-old trotters completed their second round of eliminations Wednesday at Harrington Raceway as owner Jane Dunavant and trainer Car...

Bourbon Bay set a world record and lowered the all-age track record for trotters on Sunday afternoon at Saratoga Casino and Raceway.

On the eve of the Atlantic Breeders Crown championships, a quartet of $5,000 consolation races were featured for the pacing divisions on the Saturday program at Red Shores at the Charlottetown Driving...

Top trotter Rehab Mountain and top pacer One Lucky Dragon were repeat winners in their respective Open class races at Hollywood Dayton Raceway on Saturday night (October 10), but a blistering 1:51 div...

On a Friday (October 9) evening where steady rain and a stiff headwind in the home straight severely affected the closing ability of many, only one horse of the 78 which raced at Vernon Downs on the 1...

In as definitive a manner as could be displayed, Tequila Haze ($11.20) led at all stations en route to capturing the $7,700 Open II trotting feature at Batavia Downs on Friday night (Oct. 9).

Pompano Park opened its 2015-2016 season of harness racing on Sunday night with Wally Hennessey, Oho Diamond and Audreys Dream providing the fireworks on a magnificent 80 degree evening.

One horse who figured - Meladys Monet - and one who didn’t - Big N Bad - hogged the headlines Saturday night, winning Yonkers Raceway’s $48,000 co-features.

Jim King Jr. and Tim Tetrick's Powerful Charger ($3.20, Victor Kirby) notched his third straight win Wednesday in the $16,000 Open Trot at Harrington Raceway with a 1:56.2 effort.

Mcjestic ($8.40) and driver Jason Hughes prevailed in a close finish to win Saturday's featured $2,250 Preferred 2 Pace at Red Shores at the Charlottetown Driving Park.

Yonkers Raceway hosted New York Night of Champions (Part II) on Saturday night, featuring four, $225,000 sire stakes finals for two-year-olds.