Winners Over Pace

In his final year of racing, 14-year-old Dreamfair Van Dam is showing no signs of slowing down. On Saturday (June 15) he picked up his third win of the season and has finished in the top two in his la...

For the first time in 2019, a horse has been able to capture two editions of the top class pacing event at Northside Downs.

After nearly getting caught too far off the front end one week ago, Union Man Hanover prevailed with different tactics in Saturday's feature event at Exhibition Park Raceway.

For the second straight week, the longest shot on the board captured the Saturday feature at Northside Downs. But for the fourth straight week, a different horse had its photo taken in the winner's ci...

A paycheque for the winner's share of the purse doesn't change based on the margin of victory. For Union Man Hanover, his winner's share of the purse was also the same in the case of a two-plus length...

The old adage that horses can't read the toteboard was never truer than on Saturday afternoon (May 25) at Northside Downs.

Four PASS divisions of the Meadow Bright for three-year-old trotting fillies were the feature races on the 14-race Saturday afternoon card at The Meadows.

After kicking off his 2019 campaign with three consecutive runner-up performances in Truro Raceway's top class, Catch Twenty Two landed in the winner's circle on Friday evening (May 17).

Racing returned to Cape Breton on Saturday (May 11) with the first card of the meet at Northside Downs, but in some respects it appeared that last year's meet had yet to end.

Winning 60 percent of the card is no small feat at any racetrack so props are in order for owner Dr. Mitchell Downey and trainer Ellen Stevenson, whose stable managed to dominate the day on Saturday (...

After stalking the dueling front-runners for most of the mile, Windmeredontmatter ($15.20) launched a late attack and stole the glory in the final stride on a rainy Friday night (May 10) at Truro Race...

Western Stepp spent the winter in Florida and went 0-for-8 at Pompano, although finishing second by a head and a nose in her last two starts there. But in only her second start back at Plainridge Park...