Winners Over Pace

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...

After having solid success in low-level conditioned races at Pompano and the Meadowlands earlier this year, Spilling The Beans shipped to Massachusetts, stepped up to the top class and made her first ...

Casa Miasa was named this week as one of the nominees for Filly and Mare Claiming Pacer of the Year at Saratoga Casino Hotel.

There is no hotter set of hands currently racing in New England than those of Mitchell Cushing and he continued to pile on numbers to his career-year by winning five more races at Plainridge Park on M...

Southwind Ricardo made a statement in the final card of 2018 at Northside Downs with a punishing performance in the track's top class on Saturday (November 17).

The toughest resident Standardbred to compete in New England in recent years once again showed the heart and fortitude that makes him a winner as he gamely captured the $15,000 Winners Over Handicap P...

Of the six horses in the Saturday (October 20) feature at Northside Downs, four of them hit the wire in near unison with one of the longest shots on the board prevailing at 30-1 odds.

A change in strategy was exactly what Keep A Secret needed in order for the pacer to find the winner's circle in the Saturday (October 13) feature at Northside Downs.

It was the classic case of catch-me-if-you-can in the Winners Over Pace at Northside Downs on Saturday afternoon and, try as they might, the field just could not catch Brother John.

Global Seelster circled up from last to first down the stretch to earn his first Truro Raceway triumph in the top class on Friday night (September 28).