Running Aces

Running Aces Casino & Racetrack closed out the 2016 live harness racing season on Saturday night, September 3, with the Night of Champions program, and the night -- complete with a huge crowd -- w...

The featured event on the Tuesday night (Aug. 30) program of harness racing at Running Aces featured the $11,000 Mares Open Handicap Pace, and in the end it would come down to the two most accomplishe...

The Sunday (August 28) harness racing program at Running Aces featured the $11,000 Open Handicap Pace for horses and geldings, and Roland N Rock ($6.20) would post another impressive win, stopping the...

The $8,500 Minnesota-Sired three-year-old colt pacing division has been a very talented group all season long, and one of the stars of the division has been Stuckey Dote (by Voracious Hanover).

The $15,000 Minnesota-Sired Two-Year-Old Trot was the featured event on Running Aces’ Wednesday (August 24) card, and filly Imapixieatmidnight (by SOS Lunar Eclipse) posted her second lifetime victory...

One of the most notable wins on the Saturday night (August 20) harness racing program at Running Aces was that of the 13-year-old trotting mare One Bad Cookie, who picked up her second win of the seas...

The featured event during Running Aces’ live card on Wednesday night (August 17) was a $15,000 two-year-old Minnesota-sired trot, and with driver Rick Magee calling the shots, Liquorskwikker ($16.80) ...

Minnesota-sired two-year-old pacers highlighted the Tuesday evening (August 16) program of harness racing Running Aces, with $10,000 on the line in each division.

The $12,000 Open Handicap Pace for Horses & Geldings was the featured event on the Sunday night Harness Racing program at Running Aces.

The $11,000 Open Handicap Trot was the featured event on the Saturday night (August 13) harness racing program at Running Aces, and track record holder Banker Volo ($3.20) was back in racing action af...

The featured event on Tuesday (August 9) at Running Aces was the $6,000 Two-Year-Old Open Pace, and it showcased another display of talent from filly WhatitdoBabyBoo.

The Sunday night harness racing card at Running Aces played host to the three-year-old Minnesota-sired trotters, competing for a robust $16,500 purse, and it would be the filly Bombshell Betty, with J...