Preferred Trot

Garrett Whelan wasted no time in grabbing the racetrack with Can I Say in Thursday’s $11,000 Preferred 2 for trotters at Flamboro Downs, and that approach worked to perfection.

Nothingbutmach and Excellence were upset winners in their respective Preferred assignments during Monday’s 12-race card at The Raceway at Western Fair District.

Seven square gaiters went postward in Thursday’s $11,000 Preferred Trot at Flamboro Downs, and Lexis D J turned a third-over trip into a 7-1 upset score for driver Bob McClure.

Whata Donato stalked patiently from the pocket, then pounced in the Lightning Lane to capture Wednesday’s $20,000 Filly & Mare Winners Over $10,000 Life/Preferred Handicap Trot at the Meadows.

Cowgirl Hall proved once again that she currently has no peer among the Meadows’ trotting elite as she ripped off her fifth straight victory in Tuesday’s $18,000 Winners Over $10,000 Life/Preferred Ha...

Speed was king in Monday’s trio of $7,000 Preferred events at The Raceway at Western Fair District.

A tripped-out Winkys Pride got the upper hand on her male rivals in Thursday’s $7,000 Preferred 3 for trotters at Flamboro Downs, and that was music to the ears of the handicappers that backed her at ...

Zip Car and Keystone Orion got plenty of pari-mutuel support in their respective Preferred assignments Tuesday evening at The Raceway at the Western Fair District, and both performers managed to take ...

Cowgirl Hall took the field through wicked fractions but had plenty of pop late, scoring in a track record clocking of 1:52.3 in Tuesday’s $18,000 Preferred Handicap Trot at The Meadows.

Can I Say disappointed as the favourite in last week’s $11,000 Preferred 2 for trotters at Flamboro Downs, but she redeemed herself with a popular score in Thursday’s feature race at Canada’s fastest ...

Cowgirl Hall extended her winning streak to three but had to dig in late to do it when she captured Wednesday’s $18,000 Filly & Mare Preferred Handicap Trot at The Meadows.

The trips to London aren’t as regular as they once were for driver Trevor Henry, but he still knows the oval like the back of his hand.