The Red Mile

Karl, the top ranked trotter in harness racing and dramatic winner of the 2024 Hambletonian, will return to action for the first time since that million-dollar masterpiece in the Meadowlands slop on A...

On Tuesday (Aug. 6), Its A Love Thing made her first visit to the Bluegrass State a victorious one to stake her claim as a top contender in her division with a 1:49.4 triumph in the first $111,111 leg...

The Red Mile returned to the scene with 31 races between the Sunday (Aug. 4) and Monday (Aug. 5) card, highlighted by the triumphant return of Kentucky champion Better Is Nice and the bluegrass debut ...

On Tuesday, July 30, The Red Mile conducted 18 races with 13 of those events being series divisions. Fannie Lipkowitz and Looksgoodinloulou entered the winner’s circle in their respective $80,000 firs...

On Sunday, July 28 and Monday, July 29, The Red Mile hosted 32 pari-mutuel miles with 17 stakes contests. The highlights of the second week of the meet over the one-mile red clay oval included Quebec ...

We’ve all heard of squeeze plays in baseball but Red Mile Race Secretary Tina Seekman had the task of “squeezing” a week's work of racing for this week’s Sunday-Monday-Tuesday festivities.

The Red Mile completed the first week of its 150th season featuring the first of three $47,945 divisions in the debut of the Kentucky Sire Stakes Series for four-year-old male and female pacers on Tue...

Lexington, Kentucky’s iconic Red Mile, with its history reaching back to 1875, opens on Sunday, July 21, for its “sesquicentennial” 150th anniversary with a 5:05 p.m. post time

The Kentucky budget bill containing funding to assist any of the state’s harness racing tracks make a bid to host the Breeders Crown in the future became law last week.

Kentucky State Senator Damon Thayer hopes an amendment to state legislation could help pave the way for a return of the Breeders Crown to the Bluegrass State.

As The Red Mile readies for its 2024 meet, Gabe Prewitt, Vice-President of Racing, has announced that Sunday night racing has been approved and will return to the iconic track.

Gabe Prewitt, Vice-President of Racing at Lexington’s Red Mile, has announced that Emily Gaskin has been named Director of Sponsorships for the track and Scott Freeman has been appointed Track Superin...