Preferred Pace

As the year winds down, Wheels On Fire winds up. The perennial Preferred competitor at Woodbine Mohawk Park collected another win at the $34,000 top class with a stalking performance to clench the cas...

Those against Shark Week stood little chance when the Rod Hennessy trainee entered another gear into the final turn and stormed away through the flurries to a 1:55.3 win in the $13,500 Preferred Pace ...

Spicey P could not be stopped on his way to the winner’s circle in the Saturday afternoon (Nov. 5) featured pace at Red Shores Racetrack and Casino at the Charlottetown Driving Park. 

Pembrook Legacy N overcame his outside post assignment and wired the field to win Friday's featured $13,000 Preferred Handicap Pace at The Raceway at Western Fair District.

Leading the entire mile, Acefortyfourdome paced to victory in the Thursday evening (Nov. 3) top event at Red Shores Racetrack and Casino at the Charlottetown Driving Park. 

A seam opened at the pylons for Wheels On Fire to scoot by a pair of stubborn duelers in the stretch and win the $34,000 Preferred 2 Pace at Woodbine Mohawk Park on Saturday night (Oct. 29). 

Driver David Dowling had Mantario in upset mode in the Saturday afternoon (Oct. 29) featured pace at Red Shores Racetrack and Casino at the Charlottetown Driving Park. 

Rookies took centre stage on Saturday (Oct. 29) at Century Downs with fillies fighting in divisions of the Emerald Filly Pace and colts competing in Rocky Mountain Boys divisions.

Night Watchman prevailed in a five-across finish to take the $13,000 Preferred Handicap Pace featured on Friday night (Oct. 28) at The Raceway at Western Fair District.

After five failed attempts as the favourite in the top class, The Light Speed returned to the winner's circle for the $10,500 Preferred Handicap Pace with a 1:53 effort on Sunday night (Oct. 23) at Ri...

Harness racing driver Kiwon Waldron, who hails from Bermuda, bid a fond farewell to the Hippodrome 3R horsepeople and fans as Sunday (Oct. 23) was his last day of racing before heading home.

You don't need to be a Game Of Thrones fan to know that winter is coming. However, Alberta has seemingly welcomed winter and winter weather earlier than most regions.