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Trainer Dr. Ian Moore is no stranger to Gold Cup and Saucer glory as he sends Lawless Shadow to the gate in Trial 3 Monday (Aug. 14) evening at Red Shores Racetrack and Casino at the Charlottetown Driving Park. 

CHARLOTTETOWN, PE – Harness racing trainer Dr. Ian Moore is no stranger to Gold Cup and Saucer glory as he sends Lawless Shadow (Shadow Play) to the gate in Trial 3 Monday evening at Red Shores Racetrack and Casino at the Charlottetown Driving Park. The capital oval will host a 13-dash card commencing at 7

There were just five rivals for favoured Momas Son Byrne in the $32,000 Preferred 2 Pace on Saturday (July 29) at Woodbine Mohawk Park, but that certainly didn't equate to an easy trip to the winner's circle.

Momas Son Byrne (Sunshine Beach) set a hot tempo on the lead in the $32,000 Preferred-2 at Woodbine Mohawk Park and backed them up by holding on to take the harness racing contest. On top with a cushion to the quarter in :26.3, Momas Son Byrne (Jonathan Drury) received company from the first-over Lawless Shadow

Driver Tyler Moore and trainer Ian Moore teamed up for a gate-to-wire victory with bettors' choice Lawless Shadow in the $11,000 Preferred 2 for Horses and Geldings on Monday (June 26) evening at Grand River Raceway.

Lawless Shadow (Shadow Play), winner of the 2021 Meadowlands Pace, won his first non-OSS harness racing start at an Ontario B-track on Monday (Jun. 26), going wire-to-wire at Grand River Raceway. The stallion flashed his authority and claimed the lead for Tyler Moore from post seven with :26.3 first-quarter speed. He cruised through the middle

After a 1:52.4 performance in his sophomore debut a week ago, 2022 Dan Patch and O'Brien Award winner Stockade Seelster turned things up a notch on Friday (April 21) with an eye-opening effort.

Ian Moore picked up his first Meadowlands Pace trophy last year with Lawless Shadow and will try for a second this year with Greatest Ending.

The opening chapter of his racing story wasn’t a novel beginning, but life is indeed good these days for Greatest Ending.

T minus one week until the glamour boys line behind the gate to determine the 10 competing in Canada’s most prestigious pacing race, the Pepsi North America Cup. With eliminations looming, many of the race’s top contenders will grace Woodbine Mohawk Park’s oval on Saturday (June 4) in two $81,000 divisions of the Somebeachsomewhere Stakes.