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Mike Hennessy stole the show at Century Mile on Saturday, Dec. 16, driving half of the evening's winners.

It takes a lot of work to build solid driving numbers in Manitoba, with only a handful of harness race days and a modest purse size. That didn't stop Blake Piwniuk from putting up an unprecedented season that had been unseen before on the small prairie circuit. During the three-day mini-meet held at Miami Fair,

Harness racing has a long and proud history in Manitoba. There are a lot of long-standing traditions and records that will likely always be intact. However, the increase in race days and purse sizes has allowed some to venture into uncharted territory. One man who is hitting numbers no one has ever seen before in

The front end was the place to be during stakes action on Saturday, Oct. 14 at The Loop.

The second leg for the Golden Boy and Silk Lace Stake will be on this Saturday's harness racing card after last weekend's program was cancelled. Two-year-old's also have their chance to shine in the Juvenile Stakes. RACE 1: GOLDEN BOY STAKE – $7,608 Supa Fast (6-1) Irish Luke (2-1) Ak Eagle (7-1) Braxtons Boy (3-1)

This weekend, the next leg of the Golden Boy and Silk Lace stakes is slated on the program at Canada’s newest harness racing track, the Loop. RACE 1: GOLDEN BOY STAKE - $7,608 Supa Fast (6-1) Irish Luke (2-1) Ak Eagle (7-1) Braxtons Boy (3-1) Baylor Bobby (4-1) Fan C That (5-1) I will continue

The Loop held nine harness racing dashes Saturday afternoon (Sep. 2), and the duo of Blake Piwniuk and Trevor Williams added another five wins to their respective totals. Two of the wins were in the Golden Boy and Silk Lace Stakes. A field of eight three-year-old fillies was fighting over the purse of $7,671 in

Stake harness racing season is beginning to heat up at Canada's newest track, the Loop. The first leg for the Golden Boy Stake and Silk Lace Stake is on Saturday's (Sep. 2) program. The Golden Boy Stake is open to three-year-old Manitoba-sired colts and geldings, while the Silk Lace Stake is open to three-year-old Manitoba-sired

Braxtons Boy and Irish Luke captured their respective $9,830 divisions of the MSSBA Futurity for three-year-old colt and gelding pacers at The Loop on Saturday (Aug. 26).

On Saturday (Aug. 19) Maching Millions and Gimmie A Corona were victorious in their respective divisions of the $11,310 Lady Crocus Stakes at The Loop.