World Record

Allywag Hanover made history Thursday evening (Nov. 10) when he paced the fastest mile ever on a five-eighths-mile track when winning the $125,000 Potomac Pace at Rosecroft in 1:46.4.

Allywag Hanover upended Bulldog Hanover's latest world record attempt as he shot past the sport's fastest Standardbred in the stretch to win the highly anticipated $153,000 Allerage Farms Open Pace du...

The action was hot early on Little Brown Jug day at Delaware County Fair as S I P set a new world record for three-year-old trotters.

Three-year-old trotting filly Bluebird Dove flew around the Delaware County Fairgrounds to establish a new world record during the stakes-filled Jugette undercard on Wednesday afternoon (Sept. 21). 

Rumble Strips and Kayne Kauffman established a new world record in the $110,914 Ohio Breeders Championship for freshman colt trotters in Tuesday action at the Delaware County Fair.

Fear Of Sports continued her domination of the Ohio Sires Stakes two-year-old filly pacing division, winning again on Tuesday night (Sept. 6) at MGM Northfield Park as she tied a track and world recor...

Harrah’s Philadelphia hosted its richest racing card of the year on Sunday afternoon (Sept. 4) with $1.3 million on the line in four $252,000 Pennsylvania Sire Stakes Championships for two-year-olds, ...

Last year’s Hambletonian Oaks winner Bella Bellini journeyed overland out of her second-tier starting spot and overpowered all in her way to post a world-record 2:04.1 win over 1-1/8 miles in the $432...

After flirting with establishing a new record for the fastest mile in harness racing history the past two weeks, Bulldog Hanover got it done Saturday (July 16), winning the $500,000 William R. Haughto...

Test Of Faith, the 2021 U.S. Horse of the Year, trounced nine other distaff pacers to win the $175,000 Dorothy Haughton Memorial, for pacing mares, in 1:47 on Saturday (July 16) at the Meadowlands, br...

With a third 1:46 mile now taking its place in harness racing history, the question posed to the pacing powerhouses is 'how low can you go?'

Prior to last Saturday, there had been 11 winning miles faster than 1:47 in harness racing history. Only once did two of those miles happen in the same year, when Lather Up and Shartin N both accompli...