Preferred Pace

A group of six faced the starting gate in Thursday’s $12,000 Preferred Pace at Rideau Carleton Raceway, and the betting public was all over the eventual winner, Peenie.

A second-place finish in Monday’s Preferred Pace at Grand River Raceway earned Lucky Man a $2,750 paycheque, and more importantly it earned the pacer a spot amongst harness racing’s millionaires.

The trip was sweet and the end result was even sweeter for Harnessnitencanada, who rallied to a 1:52.4 score in Monday’s $11,000 Preferred-2 Handicap Pace.

Four Brass Starz completed a training grand slam for Scott Forward when the pacer converted from the pocket to win the featured Preferred Handicap on Sunday afternoon at St. John's Racing & Entert...

The harness racing meet at Hippodrome 3R kicked off with a bang on Sunday as Montreal Phil destroyed the all-age track record with a 1:53.4 triumph during the afternoon card.

As the field of Preferred pacers hit the three-quarters mark in the $38,000 event on Saturday at Mohawk Racetrack in a track record 1:19.3 clocking, Bettor Again had moved first up and was ready to st...

The fifth edition of the Slots Cup Series wrapped up on Saturday night at Hiawatha Horse Park with driver Kevin Wallis sweeping the $100,000 final and the $15,000 consolation in a pair of close finish...

Shock The Rock shocked the Charlottetown Driving Park handicappers on Saturday evening as he slipped up the pylons to prevail at odds of 10-1 in the featured $2,200 Preferred Pace.

After finishing sixth in his most recent performance at the Preferred level at Rideau Carleton Raceway, a number of handicappers dismissed Stonebridge Wish as a win threat in Thursday’s edition of the...

In his first start for new connections following a private purchase, Harnessnitencanada kicked off cover and used a :27.2 closing panel to romp to an impressive victory in Monday’s featured $11,000 Pr...

Oakrock Almighty eked out a narrow victory with off-the-pace efforts in this week's $2,200 Preferred at Charlottetown Driving Park on Saturday night.

Mike Saftic and Bob McIntosh teamed up to put two freshman pacing fillies in winner’s circle during Ontario Sires Stakes Grassroots action at Hiawatha Horse Park on Saturday evening.