Kyle Chadwick News Today

Driver Phil Giesbrecht swept the co-featured $50,000 sophomore stakes on Friday, April 26 at Fraser Downs with Ray Gemmill Memorial upset winner Phone Nine One One and Penny Bath Memorial champion Kootenay Cocoa, who equalled the divisional track record. 

Grey Sea topped the ladies featured pace at Fraser Downs on Thursday (Dec. 14) evening after she won the $10,000 Fillies and Mares Preferred following the pocket trip.

If Only Id Known raced the first half of the race from the outside before she found open track on the way to victory in the $10,000 Fillies and Mares Preferred at Fraser Downs on Thursday, Nov. 30.

Mickie Mantle collected his second B.C. Breeders Stakes title while Red N Ready upset defending filly champion Side Piece in a pair of $100,000 finals for three-year-old pacers co-featured at Fraser Downs on Friday night, Nov. 24.

Mickie Mantle (Custard The Dragon) won back-to-back major West Coast harness racing events in the $100,000 BC-bred Stake Robert Murphy Memorial Final on Friday (Nov. 24) at Fraser Downs. Kelly Hoerdt dropped the gelding in the three-hole as Rum N Raisings (John Abbott) blitzed out a :26 first quarter. The top three remained in position

Grey Sea stood out among her field of Distaff Preferred pacers in more ways than just her grey coat as the Gordon Abbott student went gate-to-wire to post a 5-1 upset over the favourite and take home the winner's share of the $10,000 purse on Thursday, Nov. 23.

Fraser Downs wrapped up its 2022 Summer Meet on Monday evening, and it was a card that was dominated by the tandem of driver Brandon Campbell and trainer Jim Marino.

Jim Marino trainee Shoot The Whiskey took over control past the quarter and cruised to a 1:54.2 victory in the first of two $10,000 eliminations for the Penny Bath Memorial on Sunday (May 1) at Fraser Downs.

Driver David Kelly sent Kootenay Santanna to the top and strode to the line with ease to take the $10,000 Horses & Geldings Open Pace on Sunday (April 10) at Fraser Downs.

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.