Divine Art

Alberta star and O'Brien Award finalist Divine Art continued harness racing's longest active win streak by taking the $7,500 Fillies & Mares Open Pace at Cal-Expo on Sunday night (Jan. 22).

As one star from western Canada aims to keep harness racing's longest active win streak alive on Sunday (Jan. 22) at Cal Expo, another star from western Canada will make his return to California and l...

O'Brien Award finalist and pacing dynamo Divine Art returned to the track at Cal-Expo over a "slow" going to Thursday night (Jan. 13) and asserted her strength in a $5,400 fillies and mares pacing eve...

In case you’re keeping track, the four-year-old pacing mare Divine Art will be gunning for her 14th straight victory when she suits up in Friday night’s fourth race at Cal Expo for new owner/driver/tr...

O’Brien Award finalist Divine Art left the nation riding a 12-race winning streak while racing under the care of trainer/driver Nathan Sobey, and on Monday she tacked on another win in her debut for n...

Standardbred Canada is pleased to announce the finalists for the 2022 O’Brien Awards, honouring Canada’s best in harness racing over the past season.

Nate Sobey trainee Divine Art ran up the score at Century Mile on Saturday night (Dec. 3), notching a 12th consecutive victory when taking the $112,910 Century Casinos Pace in 1:54.2.

Swish. Swish. Swish. Now say that 11 times in row because that’s how many consecutive victories Divine Art has put together in what has been a wonderfully magical year for the horse, the owners, the g...

Three-year-old pacing filly Divine Art took her double-digit win streak to Century Mile and tacked on another victory facing older mares as the winter meet kicked off at the Edmonton, Alta. oval on Fr...

Those against Shark Week stood little chance when the Rod Hennessy trainee entered another gear into the final turn and stormed away through the flurries to a 1:55.3 win in the $13,500 Preferred Pace ...

The 2022 Alberta Sires Stakes season wrapped up on Saturday afternoon (Oct. 15) at Century Downs with four $75,000 Super Finals plus $15,000 consolations for the province's pacing stars.

After taking the $13,500 Fillies & Mares Preferred Pace last week at Century Downs, Stash The Cookies went back for a second helping on Friday (Oct. 7).