Handicap Pace News Today

Its A Love Thing (Bettors Delight) fittingly produced a historic harness racing performance in her $140,000 Ontario Sires Stakes Gold victory at Woodbine Mohawk Park on Saturday (May 26) as the track celebrated the 50th anniversary of the provincial program. The filly came to the outside from seventh on the final turn and advanced third-over

Heza Handy Man posted a hefty upset in the $11,600 Preferred Handicap Pace at The Raceway at the Western Fair District on Monday (May 20) as he won as the longest shot on the board from 23-1 odds.

Mea Culpa A (Ridge Warren) charged late to capture the $21,918 Open Handicap Pace at Tioga Downs on Sunday (May 5).

WASHINGTON, PA, May 4, 2024 — Impressive in his stakes debut, Rush In (Heston Blue Chip-Crimson Tide) pulled the pocket early, blazed home and scored in Saturday’s $159,771 Pennsylvania Sires Stake at Hollywood Casino at The Meadows. Captain Fear Not (Captain Crunch-Mikayla Rose) and Booming Economy (Captaintreacherous-Economy Terror) captured the other harness racing divisions in

Impressive in his stakes debut, Rush In pulled the pocket early, blazed home and scored in the opening leg of Pennsylvania Sire Stakes for three-year-old male pacers on Saturday, May 4 at Hollywood Casino at The Meadows.

A pair of Preferreds headlined the Sunday (April 28) evening card at Rideau Carleton Raceway with Guy Gagnon piloting both Meadowbranch Noble and The Light Speed to victory in their respective classes.

Lanjo Lee posted Saratoga Raceway's fastest mile of the season when the classy five-year-old So Surreal gelding won the $20,548 Open Handicap Pace on Saturday, April 27.

Write Me A Rose won his third straight race and second straight Canadian Graduate Series split on Saturday, April 20, at Woodbine Mohawk Park.

There was no way that anyone was going to pass Rose Run Zane (Racing Hill) as harness racing driver Austin Hanners sent the three-year-old gelding to the front and despite constant pressure to retain the lead, was able to wire the field and win the $35,000 final of the George Williams Memorial Thursday at Miami

David Hamm and Evm Racing's Lous Beach ($39.80, Jim Morand) was an upset winner in the $30,405 Open Handicap Pace at Harrington Raceway on Monday, April 8, opening night of the track's 78th year of racing.