Page 11 - Corey Macpherson News Today

Some top mares pumped out of the Atlantic Sires Stakes program will meet up to contest the Thursday (Aug. 10) evening feature at Red Shores Racetrack and Casino at the Charlottetown Driving Park. 

Charging hard at the end of the mile, Twin B Tuffenuff powered up to win the Monday (Aug. 7) evening Preferred pace on a rescheduled program at Red Shores Racetrack and Casino at the Charlottetown Driving Park. 

The win streak continued for undefeated three-year-old trotter Irish Ray, this time in track record fashion on Sunday afternoon (Aug. 6) in Canada’s oldest Standardbred stakes race, the P.E.I. Colt Stakes, at Red Shores at the Summerside Raceway. 

There has been no touching Tobins Chester so far in his young career and the two-year-old son of Shanghai Phil will attempt to conquer the P.E.I. Colt Stakes on a mega-Sunday afternoon stakes card at Red Shores at the Summerside Raceway. 

Our Girl Annie and driver Corey MacPherson prevailed in a photo finish to take the featured $23,600 Maritimer Stakes for three-year-old pacing fillies on an action-packed Friday (Aug. 4) at Woodstock Raceway NB.

New Brunswick harness racing action resumes on Friday, Aug. 4 with a super stacked program beginning at 5:30 p.m. at Connell Park in Woodstock, N.B.

Sophomore pacing fillies headlined the Wednesday (July 26) evening card at Inverness Raceway in the Atlantic Sires Stakes with Our Girl Annie winning the $18,620 ATSS "A" Division.

The ‘Tiger’ came out to play Sunday afternoon (July 23) at Red Shores at the Summerside Raceway as Corey MacPherson bagged five winners. 

The Frank & Beth Stanfield Memorial Stakes ended in a pair of close calls with three-year-old pacing fillies Our Girl Annie and Saulsbrook Mabel prevailing in their respective $26,940 divisions during Friday's stakes action at Truro Raceway.

Our Girl Annie (Arthur Blue Chip) flipped the script on Rock N Roll Cays in the Frank and Beth Stanfield Memorial at Truro Raceway on Saturday (Jul. 21), beating the filly whom she was second to in the prior week’s Atlantic Sires Stakes leg. Rock N Roll Cays (Ken Murphy) wanted the lead and hustled