World Record

Harness racing is typically a sport that has rural roots and its participants are usually males carrying on a family tradition that was started before they were even born. Most trainers and drivers h...

Wiggle It Jiggleit continued his stellar sophomore campaign as he powered to victory lane with a 1:48 first over effort in the $500,000 Battle of the Brandywine for three-year-old male pacers on Super...

Very quietly, an eight-year-old pacer set a world record on Canadian soil Wednesday night by erasing a mark set nearly a decade ago.

In The Arsenal and Wiggle It Jiggleit starred in the elimination round for next weekend's Crawford Farms Meadowlands Pace on Saturday night while fans also witnessed the Meadowlands Racetrack's first ...

The third leg of the Graduate Series for trotters pitted a rematch of JL Cruze vs. Father Patrick, this time for $100,000.

There were four divisions of Pennsylvania Sire Stakes action for three-year-old colt and gelding trotters Thursday at Harrah's Philadelphia, and Jimmy Takter trainees were unstoppable with one matchin...

Already harness racing’s ‘winningest’ driver, Dave Palone reached higher into rare air Wednesday at the Meadows when he recorded career win 17,000.

George Teague Jr.'s Wiggle It Jiggleit ($2.10, Montrell Teague) put forth a dazzling performance Monday with a world record at Harrington Raceway as he remained unbeaten in eight career starts.

New Zealand's Dexter Dunn was officially crowned the 2015 World Driving Champion after closing out the 20-heat international harness driving challenge with one final victory on Sunday, March 1 at Tabc...

Ontario-sired Mach It So rallied from the pocket to win Saturday night’s featured $35,000 Open Handicap Pace at Mohegan Sun at Pocono Downs and did so in world record time.

In a battle of the Jimmy Takter stablemates, Nuncio fought off Father Patrick down the stretch to win the $435,000 Kentucky Futurity for three-year-old trotting colts and geldings featured on the clos...

International Stallion Stakes action continued on Friday (October 3) at the Red Mile in Lexington, Kentucky, as two-year-olds battled in a total of eight divisions.