Open Trot

When Kevin Cummings won with Tymal Envoy in the ninth race at Batavia Downs on Saturday, Dec. 6, he registered the 5,000th win of his 36-year driving career.

Windemere Saddy collared favoured Sweet Molly in the final strides to win the Fillies & Mares Preferred 1 Pace at Red Shores Racetrack and Casino at the Charlottetown Driving Park on Wednesday, Dec. 3...

Hasty Bid chased down odds-on favourite Safe Conduct from the pocket to register his first lifetime open-class victory in the $40,000 Open Trot for the husband-wife team of James and Paige MacDonald o...

Crazy Ritz and Davey Day Trader won their respective $17,361 Opens, the featured events at Batavia Downs on Saturday, Nov. 29.

The six-year-old New Zealand import Always Bstunning N was the off-time favourite and lived up to expectations as she turned back six male counterparts in the $35,211 Open Pace at Plainridge Park on T...

Tony Morgan became the second driver in North American harness racing history to reach 18,000 career wins when he steered Inter Mischief to victory at Bally’s Dover on Tuesday, Nov. 25.

Safe Conduct held off a closing Logan Park to win the $40,000 Open Trot for the first time this year at Woodbine Mohawk Park on Sunday, Nov. 23.

The overnight pacing queen retained her crown on Thursday, Nov. 20 as Badgirl Bridgette dominated her $4,650 Fillies and Mares Preferred 1 Pace rivals in the feature at Red Shores Racetrack and Casino...

Oh Look Magic used his rail starting position and a confident drive from Chris Page to score an impressive win in the $39,437 Open Trot on Wednesday, Nov. 18 at Hollywood Gaming at Dayton Raceway.

Coming off a third in last week's feature, two-time millionaire Amigo Volo notched another $40,000 Open Trot on his hefty belt on Sunday, Nov. 16 at Woodbine Mohawk Park.

Two top-class events were featured at Batavia Downs on Saturday, Nov. 15, and despite the inclement weather conditions that caused a lengthy delay, both winners turned in impressive performances.

Niko Man nosed out stablemate Yo Beth D as the Ken Rucker trainees were one-two in a wild four-across finish in the $39,436 Open Trot at Hollywood Gaming at Dayton Raceway on Wednesday, Nov. 12.