Pepsi North America Cup

Traceur Hanover was thrust into harness racing's spotlight last year after capping off his rookie season with an authoritative score in the Breeders Crown.

"I'm really excited to get a chance to race him on the [Grand Circuit] this year....I think he's the kind of horse that will carry his speed on to age three. I look for him to have a really good year....

"Guys wait a lifetime for one of these types of colts, but these guys have two. It's quite phenomenal, I think....These two colts would be an asset to any barn."

"He's certainly on schedule. If anything, he's a little bit ahead. We've had no setbacks with the colt whatsoever and we're looking forward to campaigning him."

The countdown to the 2015 North America Cup is on, with Trot Magazine profiling the horses predicted to be the top contenders for Canadian harness racing's richest prize.

The connections of 63 three-year-old pacing colts and geldings have made the first sustaining payment to remain eligible to this year’s Pepsi North America Cup.

A strong list of 72 three-year-old pacing colts and geldings have been nominated to the 32nd edition of the Pepsi North America Cup.

On this day 30 years ago, Legal Notice etched his name in the annals of harness racing history by winning the first ever North America Cup.

JK Endofanera captured the 31st edition of the $1 million Pepsi North America Cup for three-year-old pacing colts and geldings on Saturday, June 14 at Mohawk Racetrack.

The 2014 Pepsi North America Cup undercard featured top performances by many of sport's brightest stars on Saturday, June 14 at Mohawk Racetrack in Campbellville, Ont.

With a host of well known talented trotters in his stable this year including divisional champions Father Patrick and Shake It Cerry, trainer Jimmy Takter has now emerged with a pair of top pacing con...