Winners Over Pace

The betting public was backing Emperor in the Saturday afternoon feature at Exhibition Park Raceway but one of the other entrants decided to 'bugger up' those tickets and dethrone the favourite.

Sophomore pacer Johnnie Jack continues to find the confines of Northside Downs to his liking, adding to his solid record over the Cape Breton oval with a strong victory in the track's top class on Sat...

Interference at the start of the mile wasn't about to prevent Union Man Hanover from his mission today, and that was to win the Winners Over feature race at Exhibition Park Raceway on Saturday (Sept. ...

Five horses shared the record to start the day, but Dustylane Zambucca shattered the track standard for three-year-old pacing fillies at Northside Downs during Atlantic Sires Stakes action on Saturday...

Meet-leading trainer and driver Paul Langille completed a Truro triple on Friday (August 28) as sophomore stakes winner Harry G circled a field of eight older foes in the featured $1,675 Winners Over ...

Class relief plus home cooking equaled victory for Johnnie Jack, who dropped out of Atlantic Sires Stakes competition to knock off the top pacers in the weekly Winners Over feature on Saturday (August...

Toxicity ($9.70) was a blowout winner in the featured $1,675 Winners Over Pace on Friday (August 21) at Truro Raceway, dominating his rivals by nearly 10 lengths.

He hasn't been perfect in 2020, but Runaway Mystery was coming into Saturday's feature at Northside Downs with back-to-back losses for the first time year. The veteran wasn't about to let that winless...

Driver Greg Sparling made the half-mile oval at Northside Downs his own personal showcase on Saturday, connecting for five wins -- including the feature event of the day.

There was no catching Ultimate Stable's Woodmere Ideal Art ($2.50) as he led the top class all the way at Truro Raceway on Friday (August 7).

The Atlantic Sires Stakes rolled into Cape Breton on Saturday (August 1) bringing some of Eastern Canada's best two- and three-year-olds to Northside Downs. And for the second straight week, the stake...

Who was happy to flip the calendar from July to August? Most certainly driver Mark Haig and those who had him listed on horses or selected on tickets at Exhibition Park Raceway on Saturday (August 1).