Page 17 - Fraser Downs News Today

Brandon Campbell stole the show at Fraser Downs on Sunday (March 27), winning both British Columbia-bred stakes events while also steering five winners – three of which came from his own barn – on the 10-race card.

Tiempo Hanover delivered on his pari-mutuel promise in Sunday afternoon's featured $12,000 Open Pace at Fraser Downs, leading all the way for trainer/driver Brandon Campbell.

The photo finish equipment was called into action Monday evening at Fraser Downs to help declare the winner in the $10,000 Open Pace for fillies and mares, and when the dust settled it was Uptown Hanover who came away victorious.

​Live video is available as Woodbine Mohawk Park has carded eight qualifiers for Friday (March 11) with a number of notable performers slated to compete​.

Off the 6-5 favourite, Uptown Hanover ground uncovered toward the leader to the final turn and got to the line in front to win the $12,000 Fillies and Mares Open Pace at Fraser Downs on Monday (March 7).

Keith Linton Stakes champion Sunshine Boy was back in action on Sunday afternoon (March 6) at Fraser Downs and the speedy four-year-old pacer headlined the $12,000 Open for trainer/driver Brandon Campbell.

Fraser Downs has been forced to cancel its live harness racing card for Sunday afternoon (Feb. 27) due to poor track conditions.

Driver Philip Giesbrecht entered Monday’s matinee at Fraser Downs needing just two wins to celebrate a major milestone, and the reinsman potted a pair to join the 1,000-win club.

Driver Brandon Campbell swept the Keith Linton and Penny Bath Memorial stakes for four-year-old pacers on Sunday afternoon (Feb. 20) at Fraser Downs, courtesy of his own stable star Sunshine Boy and the Kelly Hoerdt-trained Uptown Hanover.

The trip turned out to be a dreamy one for Mrs Suhwiggins in Monday’s $10,000 Fillies & Mares Open Pace at Fraser Downs, and that played a key role in helping Mrs Suhwiggins bounce back to win Monday’s main event at Fraser Downs.