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The ladies are in town for an action-packed Harness The Hope program on Saturday (July 29) at Red Shores Racetrack and Casino at the Charlottetown Driving Park. 

This Is The Plan, Idealsomemagic A, and Covered Bridge emerged victorious from the final leg of the MGM Borgata Pacing Series on Monday night at MGM Yonkers Raceway.

Backstreet Shadow's 1:49.3 triumph in the first of three $50,000 flights of the fourth round of the MGM Borgata Pacing Series on Monday (April 10) night at MGM Yonkers Raceway gave the venerable campaigner a share of the all-age track record.

The third leg of the MGM Borgata Pacing Series went postward Monday evening at Yonkers Raceway, and fans saw some new faces find their way to victory lane in four divisions.

“It’s important to try to get as many points as you can early in the series because then it gives you the chance to maybe get a week off somewhere. Everybody is thinking the same, so that’s why it’s such competitive racing.”

Due to continuing heavy snowfall and deteriorating track conditions, Yonkers Raceway was forced to cancel races nine thru eleven on Monday night's program.

Three longshots - Semi Tough, Poseidon Seelster, and Funatthebeach N - and two favourites - Leonidas A and Nicholas Beach - were victorious in the five $50,000 divisions of the third leg of the MGM Borgata Pacing Series on Monday night at Yonkers Raceway.

It was a chalk-filled start to the 2022 MGM Borgata Pacing Series on Monday night at Yonkers Raceway, as the public choice won all five $50,000 divisions for free-for-allers, starting with defending champion This Is The Plan scoring in 1:51.3.

The puzzle that was the featured $38,000 Open Pace at The Meadowlands Saturday night (Nov. 27) turned out to be an easy one to solve, as Workin Ona Mystery blew away six overmatched foes during a thoroughly dominant 1:48.4 mile.

Odds-on favourites Bee Two Bee and Cold Creek Cabo dominated the opening round of the Valedictory Pacing Series, which kicked off with a pair of $17,000 divisions on Friday night (December 11) at Woodbine Mohawk Park. The series is for three-year-old colts and geldings that were non-winners of $60,000 lifetime as of October 31. ICR Racings homebred colt Bee Two Bee buzzed to a career-best 1:51.2 victory in the first and fastest division of the night, with Scott Coulter driving for trainer Craig...