Preferred Trot

After having finished off the board in last week’s $18,000 Winners Over $10,000 Life/Preferred Handicap Trot at the Meadows, a son of Angus Hall wanted a bit of revenge on Tuesday, May 6 at the Pennsy...

Four-year-old trotting mare Quiet Snow has taken a liking to Western Fair Raceway winning her first two London, Ont. starts -- her latest the $7,350 Preferred 3 Trot co-featured on Wednesday night's h...

Classic Martine, Pennsylvania’s divisional co-champion in 2013 and Hambletonian Oaks runner-up, successfully launched her four-year-old campaign Wednesday at The Meadows by overcoming post nine and cr...

Count Me In worked out a perfect pocket trip, and then brushed through the Lightning Lane to capture Tuesday’s $18,000 Winners Over $10,000 Life/Preferred Handicap Trot at The Meadows.

Thundering Ovation rebounded from an off-the-board finish in her last start over two weeks ago with a return to her wire-to-wire winning tactics on Saturday night in the featured $11,000 Preferred 2 T...

A winner in the opening leg of the Don Mills Trotting Series two weeks ago, West Side Story skipped the second round and returned to steal the spotlight with Chris Christoforou working out the winning...

With the inside post advantage in Western Fair Raceway's featured $7,000 Preferred 3 Trot on Wednesday night, favourite Random Majority grabbed the lead right from the word 'go' and never looked back ...

She had to work hard to do it, but Steppin Out completed her sweep of the Unefoisdansmavie Trot for three-year-old fillies by capturing Wednesday’s $34,250 championship leg at The Meadows.

Cammikey completed his sweep of the Visible Gold Pace for three-year-old colts and geldings with an impressive front-end victory in Tuesday’s $34,250 championship leg at The Meadows.

Bruce Richardson rushed Machness to the lead at the mid-way point of Monday’s $7,350 Preferred 3 for pacers, and the Greg Campbell pupil never looked back en route to posting a comfortable victory.

Mego Moss established a new Canadian season's trot record with a 1:52.4 triumph in the second leg of the Don Mills Series for catch-driver James MacDonald and trainer Carmen Auciello.

Moving back to the Preferred 3 level where he earned his other two victories this year in dominant fashion, Cimeronken went wire-to-wire in Wednesday night's feature race at Western Fair Raceway.