We Will See

Simply Business got up in the final strides to pull off a 20-1 upset in the $1 million Metro Pace, the richest harness race on the continent for two-year-olds, during Saturday’s stakes program at Moha...

The $523,000 William R. Haughton Memorial will headline the Meadowlands Racetrack's stakes-laden summer finale on Saturday, August 20

Three-year-old trotting colt Manofmanymissions overcame the outside Post 10 to score a record-setting 1:52.1 victory in his $175,000 New Jersey Sire Stakes Championship at the Meadowlands Racetrack, w...

One of the greatest days in harness racing is here. No less than 14 stakes events at The Meadowlands with the world watching. North American trotting's richest prize, the $1.5 million Hambletonian is ...

Ben Franklin Pace champion We Will See rallied from last to first to capture his second consecutive $70,000 Open Pace at Harrah’s Chester and third straight win at the

Ben Franklin Pace champion We Will See returned to Harrah's Chester on Sunday afternoon to score another victory against open competition in the $70,000 Open Handicap Pace

Four-year-old millionaire pacer We Will See tackled some of the sport's top aged pacers to capture the fifth edition of the $500,000 Ben Franklin Pace at Harrah's Chester on Sunday afternoon

“If he acted like he couldn’t handle it, then I was going to pick my spots, but he’s doing very well. As long as he keeps going the way he’s going, he’ll be showing up.”

A number of big name performers made their way to Harrah’s Chester on Sunday afternoon, with trotters clashing in the $40,000 second leg of the Maxie Lee and pacers sparring in the $70,000 Open Handic...

Daryl Bier, Glenn Del Russo, and Charlie Dombeck's Higher And Higher stalked a vicious pace before pouncing on the far turn to prevail in the $40,000 second leg of the Betsy Ross for distaff pacers on...

When Versado, Pang Shui, We Will See and Nova Artist last got together, they helped produce one of the most exciting editions of the Delvin Miller Adios in the 44-year history of the Pace for the Orch...

If the old adage about horses for courses is true, The Meadows Racetrack & Casino might as well place the Delvin Miller Adios celebratory blanket of orchids right now on We Will See