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All four $22,000-plus divisions of Maine-sired trotters invaded Cumberland Raceway on Saturday, July 27 with several divisions captured by the usual suspects, yet others seeing some fresh faces emerge...

Maine’s two-year-old trotters rolled into their first Sires Stakes event of the season on Saturday, July 6, with two $20,000-plus divisions opening the 12-race card at Cumberland Raceway.  

Two $22,000-plus divisions of the Maine Sire Stakes for three-year-old pacing colts resulted in a shuffling of the deck for this crop of side-steppers, with two new seasonal sires stakes winners emerg...

The Maine-sired pacer So Rock N Roll continued his winning ways at First Tracks Cumberland on Saturday, June 22, extending his current win streak to seven.

Last year’s freshman pacing filly champion Gowestyounggrace picked right up where she left off in the Maine Sire Stakes, taking the faster of two $22,186 divisions at First Tracks Cumberland on Saturd...

With his popularity rising with each and every start, George Fenno III’s Instant Replay returned to his winning ways on Saturday, June 8 in the $8,219 featured pace at Cumberland Raceway. 

Keystone Phoenix, driven by Walter Case Jr., paced away from the field en route to a benchmark lowering 1:54.1 romp in the $8,219 feature at Cumberland Raceway on Saturday, June 1.

George Fenno III’s Instant Replay doubled down on last week’s effort to earn his second seasonal win in a row on on Saturday, May 25 at First Tracks Cumberland.

Veteran pacer Lexus Witha View A let his back class shine through to prevail in a photo finish in the $8,219 featured pace at Cumberland Raceway on Saturday, May 18.

Bet On Joe captured the featured $8,219 conditioned pace at First Tracks Cumberland on Saturday, May 11, picking up his second win in eight starts this year, and rewarding his backers with a ‘triple r...

Just before the college band played the iconic song, "My Old Kentucky Home" at Churchill Downs on Saturday, May 4, So Rock N Roll played a familiar tune of his own: winning another race at First Track...

Former U.S. Amateur Driver of the Year Todd Whitney showed he still has what it takes when he guided All It Takes to a wire-to-wire victory in the $6,849 Maine Amateur Driving Club (MADC) race on Satu...