Yannick Gingras

The Breeders Crown Finals are always highly-electric events, and the 2019 $786,000 ($600,000 USD) Breeders Crown Final for two-year-old colt & gelding pacers was no exception in more ways than one...

Sister Sledge kicked off the first night of Breeders Crown eliminations at Woodbine Mohawk Park by defeating the previously undefeated Hypnotic AM in the first of two $32,500 eliminations for the fres...

A stakes-packed card of harness racing on Saturday (Oct. 5) at The Red Mile featured established superstars and perfect freshmen in a number of lucrative events, with jaw-dropping speed and world rec...

Could we see three-year-old pacing filly Warrawee Ubeaut take on older pacing phenom Shartin N? Driver Yannick Gingras would certainly like to see it happen, and there's an opportunity for that match-...

Elver Hanover became the sport's fastest freshman male pacer with a 1:48.3 mile to kick off Grand Circuit action at The Red Mile on Saturday (Sept. 28).

The curtain came down on the Meadowlands Racetrack’s 2019 Championship Meeting on Hambletonian Day (August 3), ending a seven-month run that would be the envy of any track operator.

It was a case of long and short at the Meadowlands in a pair of New Jersey Sire Stakes Finals on Friday night, as Villiam scored at 85-1 in the two-year-old colt and gelding pace while 3-5 shot Fortun...

One week after Hannelore Hanover made Canadian harness racing history, stablemate Atlanta made that record short-lived with a 1:50.2 mile in the $256,000 Armbro Flight Final for older trotting mares.

“I think the competition was really good… I think people were impressed. We didn’t do anything crazy, but there was good action throughout all the races. I think people enjoyed it.”

On the strength of two wins on the final day of competition, Rick Ebbinge of The Netherlands captured the 2019 World Driving Championship held in racetracks across Sweden between May 24 and 31.

The first four heats of the 2019 World Driving Championship, to take place on Friday (May 24) and Saturday (May 25) at Solvalla Racecourse in Stockholm, Sweden, have been drawn.

Luminosity shone most brightly in the $18,000 featured trot at Harrah’s Philadelphia on Thursday afternoon (May 16), winning by 5-3/4 lengths in 1:53.4, just a fifth of a second off his lifetime best.