Mare Open Pace News Today

A $20,000 USD California Sire Stakes for the four-year-old male pacers, a Filly and Mare Open Pace and an Open Trot share the spotlight on Friday night (Feb. 2) at Cal Expo.

Fresh from victories in an Open and last week’s Joe Alto, Graceful Horizon looks to keep the momentum going in the featured $10,667 Filly and Mare Open Pace at Cal Expo on Sunday, Jan. 21.

An $8,000 Open Pace featuring A Major Omen and a $7,500 Filly and Mare Open Pace headed by stablemates Lucky Lil Lady and Prom Queen get the marqee treatment on Friday night at Cal Expo.

There isn’t much in the world harness racing that driver Wally Hennessey hasn’t done. The veteran has compiled more than 11,500 wins in his illustrious career which has led him to enshrinement into three different Halls of Fame. The native of Prince Edward Island was inducted into the Sports Hall of Fame there in 2006 […]

Six divisions of the Buckeye Stallion Series (BSS) for three-year-old pacing fillies highlighted the 15-race card Saturday night (May 27) at MGM Northfield Park.

Dudes Sweet Bet, a homebred daughter of Dudes The Man, fought off all challengers on her way to another victory in the $19,000 featured Filly & Mare Open Pace on Saturday, April 29.

Officer Jim, who has captured five of his last six starts in sparkling fashion, heads the cast for Friday night’s $7,000 Open Handicap Pace at Cal Expo.

Divine Art looks to make it 17 wins in a row on Friday night at Cal Expo when she heads the cast for the $7,500 Filly and Mare Open.

As one star from western Canada aims to keep harness racing's longest active win streak alive on Sunday (Jan. 22) at Cal Expo, another star from western Canada will make his return to California and start a new win streak of his own. 

Robert Corbin is enjoying his second winter at Cal Expo while sending his share of performers to the winner’s circle. “The weather is great and we had such a good time last year we decided to come back,” explained the 61-year-old Chicago native. While Robert got his first taste of the sport in his teens through his parents, it wasn’t until six years ago that he really got involved in the game. “My mother passed away and we wanted to have something for my father to look forward to, so ...