Preferred Trot

Seven of North America’s top older trotting mares went toe-to-toe Monday evening at Mohawk Racetrack in the opening leg of the Miss Versatility Series, and for the second straight week Rockin With Dew...

Dismissed at 19-1, Call To Post barrelled through the lane after a ground-saving trip to pull off the stunning upset in Monday’s $20,000 Winners Over $10,000 Life/Preferred Handicap Trot at The Meadow...

After setting a 1:50.4 track record for aged pacers in his Confederation Cup elimination last week, All Bets Off came right back to win the $226,575 final on Sunday, May 17 at Flamboro Downs.

Trotter Kennel Buddy and pacing mare Shellace were victorious in a pair of Preferred 3s featured back-to-back on Wednesday night's harness racing card at The Raceway at the Western Fair District.

When it comes to productivity in the Preferred ranks in Ontario, not many can match what trotter Cimeronken has been able to do in recent weeks.

The five-year-old chestnut mare, Little Red Chev, survived an overland journey to win Wednesday night's $8,300 Preferred 3 Trot at The Raceway at the Western Fair District.

Unefoisdansmavie had to battle for the early lead, but she was strong once on top, capturing her second straight victory in Tuesday’s $18,000 Filly & Mare Winners Over $10,000 Life/Preferred Handi...

Tall Cotton lulled the field with a sleepy second quarter, then scorched the back half in :56 to capture Monday’s $18,000 Winners Over $10,000 Life/Preferred Handicap Trot at The Meadows.

Incredable Frank wore down slight favourite Dragin The Wagon and drew away from the competition in Sunday night's $7,500 Preferred 3 Trot at Flamboro Downs to notch his second straight win for his new...

Bullet Point and Extracurricular took home bragging rights in this week’s Preferred events at Flamboro Downs, but they took different approaches to finding their way to victory lane in their respectiv...

Trotting mare Torches Angel and pacing mare Eat Me Up shared the spotlight on Wednesday night at The Raceway at the Western Fair District, winning their respective $7,500 Preferred 3 assignments.

It was a round trip to victory lane in the Tie Silk Series for Tarot, but it took a little help from the Ontario Racing Commission judges for the Dave Tyrrell trainee to accomplish the feat.