Open Trot

An accident-marred seventh race Wednesday at Harrington Raceway initiated a “No Contest” ruling by the judges and left drivers George Dennis and Brad Hanners recovering with injuries.

Waiting On A Woman grabbed his third spot in Summerside Raceway’s track record book thanks to an impressive victory on Sunday’s matinee card, while Brodie ‘Fifi’ MacPhee lobbied to get his face on the...

The capable colt Helios remained undefeated in his young career following Friday night’s 1:57.2 triumph in the $24,200 Late Bloomer Series final for three and four-year-old trotters at Vernon Downs.

Ziegfeld and driver Jim Morrill Jr. let others do the dirty work for the first three-quarters of a mile, but when it was time to respond, they did just that in the $9,000 Open Trot at Batavia Downs Fr...

Yonkers Raceway's Friday night pair of $44,000 co-features--an Open Handicap for distaff pacers and an old-fashioned Open for trotters--were won by Naughtytiltheend (Brent Holland, $11.80) and Celebri...

Daniel Poliseno’s Man About Town was a repeat winner in Wednesday’s $22,000 Open Trot at Harrington Raceway in 1:56.

Five consolation races kicked off the racing action for Atlantic Breeders Crown Weekend of Champions on Saturday afternoon at Charlottetown Driving Park.

Helios, Celebrity Obsession and Miss Eva Cash were repeat winners in the $36,000 second round of the Late Bloomer Series for three and four-year-old trotters, while Spring Goal captured the evening’s ...

Yonkers Raceway's usual Friday night pair of $44,000 co-featured Open Handicaps--for distaff pacers and anyone-who’s-good-enough trotters--were won by a pair of George Brennan-driven, eight-hole assig...

Daniel Poliseno’s Man About Town ($11.80, Tony Morgan) scored a mild upset in the $20,000 Open Trot at Harrington Raceway in 1:55.2.

Prepping for next week's Allerage Trot, world champion Chapter Seven gunned down titan Arch Madness to win the $7,500 Open Handicap Trot in 1:51.1 during Sunday's stakes card at The Red Mile.

Eagle Luck and I D K closed out Saturday night's harness racing card at Charlottetown Driving Park with victories in a pair of $5,000 eliminations for the inaugural Island Pacing Championship.