Preferred Pace

Drivingthedragon N made a three-wide move in the late stages of Tuesday’s $10,000 Fillies & Mares Preferred 2 event at Flamboro Downs, and it proved to be the winning move.

Inspired Art earned his ninth Preferred victory from 10 starts this season in Sunday's final race at St. John's Racing and Entertainment Centre for the meet-leading Scott Forward stable.

Adding trotting hopples to Devils Advocate’s equipment bag paid immediate dividends for trainer Jack Darling and driver Ron Waples as the filly rocketed around Flamboro Downs to a Canadian record duri...

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.

The 2015 Ontario Sires Stakes Grassroots program wrapped up on Saturday night as Mohawk Racetrack hosted the $400,000 season-ending championships.

Competing at The Meadows for the first time since Aug. 1, Atta Boy Dan showed his customary fondness for his home track as he survived a wicked :26.3 opening panel and captured Friday’s $20,000 Winner...

Adkins Hanover has been nothing but perfect since joining the Joe Pereira stable, stringing together three straight Preferred victories this month at Flamboro Downs.

Rebounding from his first loss in over a year, Inspired Art returned to his winning ways with a season's best effort in Sunday's Preferred Pace at St. John's Racing and Entertainment Centre.

Red Shores at the Charlottetown Driving Park hosted the latest edition of the PEI Colt Stakes with a double-header on Saturday. It was a record-breaking afternoon for Heart And Soul.

Bee A Magician joined elite company during Saturday's stakes card at Mohawk Racetrack as she became the first mare to win the $680,000 Maple Leaf Trot since the great Peaceful Way accomplished the fea...

Returning to the races following a month-long layoff, Bill Hamm's homebred Insincerity earned her 30th career win on Wednesday night at Grand River Raceway off a first over trip in the $7,500 Fillies ...

When Safe From Terror surprised the field and bettors by winning the Sept. 5 Pennsylvania Sires Stakes championship at 45-1, some may have dismissed it as a fluke.