The votes are in on harness racing's best mustache and driver Mike Saftic is the winner of Trot Magazine's Movember Madness contest

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Saftic garnered 50 percent of the vote for his mustache, topping fellow driver Keith Oliver (32 %) and SC's Jeff Porchak (18%).

Trot will donate $500 to the Movember cause in Saftic's name. With more than $36.6 million raised for Prostate Cancer Canada, last year's total of $22.3 million was far surpassed and made Canada the leading country worldwide supporting the Movember movement.

Here's how the voting transpired.

	Christoforou	Porchak	Gallinger	Jamieson	Middleton	Oliver	Fisher	MacDonell	Blanchard	Saftic	Loucks	McNair
	46%	54%	57%	43%	32%	68%	30%	70%	38%	62%	77%	23%
	Porchak		Gallinger		Oliver		MacDonell		Saftic		Loucks
	54%		46%		66%		34%		71%		29%
	Porchak				Oliver				Saftic
	18%				32%				50%

According to the Canadian Cancer Society, one in every two Canadians will develop cancer at some point in their lives. Prostate cancer has the highest incident of any cancer in Canadian men - as one in seven will faced with it in their lifetime - and also one of the highest mortality rates.

Trot Magazine's team raised nearly $4,200 not including the $500 Trot donation. Trot would like to thank all the participants - Greg Blanchard, Chris Christoforou, Dan Fisher, John Gallinger, Jody Jamieson, Evan Loucks, Doug McNair, Paul MacDonell, Ken Middleton, Keith Oliver, Jeff Porchak and Mike Saftic - and photographer Clive Cohen for his help in this endeavor.

To show support for the Movember participants, visit the Trot team page to donate or send a message of encouragement. Trot Movember Team Page.