John Vukelich News Today

The popular grey mare Grey Sea and longshot sophomore gelding Son Of A Beach each turned in career-best efforts to win the $25,000 finals of the B.C. Bred Stakes for three and four-year-old pacers on Friday night (April 14) at Fraser Downs.

Outlaw C My Shadow made it eight straight wins with another dominating performance in the $10,000 Open Handicap Pace at Fraser Downs on Friday night (March 17).

Outlaw C My Shadow crushed the competition on Friday night at Fraser Downs, scoring his seventh straight Open victory.

Trainer Randy Rutledge's homebred pacer Mach Steady benefitted from some class relief and delivered as the even-money favourite with a passing lane plunge in Fraser Downs's Friday night feature.

Outlaw C My Shadow completed a perfect first month of racing at the Fraser Downs meet to add to his win streak against Open company on Friday night (Feb. 24).

Despite the Sunday afternoon showers, the stars of British Columbia racing were out for B.C. Breeders Classic Day, the richest day of harness racing in the province, on Nov. 6 at Fraser Downs, including full brothers Mickie Mantle and Joe Dimagio, who swept the male pacing finals.

Trainer Chris Lancaster enjoyed a memorable Monday at Fraser Downs thanks to a trio of trips to victory lane on the 11-race card.

Fraser Downs hosted pacing sophomores for the second round of the Robert Murphy Memorial, for colts and geldings, and the Mary Murphy Memorial, for fillies, on Thursday night (Oct. 6).

Horses leaving the gate on opening day at The Track on 2 The Shining overcame a break at the start to win the first race of the meet, a $3,900 conditioned pace. Trainer-driver John Vukelich launched his sophomore Custard The Dragon gelding after the lead starting at the half and ranged into contention for the lead off the final turn. He edged a half length in front of pacesetter Im An Open Road to win in 1:58.2. Outlawstormywether took the feature pace on opening day, a $4,800 conditioned pace...