Page 16 - Pascal Berube News Today

"Winning [the Quebec-Eastern Ontario Regional Driving Championship] was still unbelievable. Now we're going to Alberta. It's a great honour. I'm really happy to be there. And you never know what can happen."

“I’ve already driven against the two guys from Toronto. But it’s exciting to race against four new drivers that I’ve never driven against.”

Cafe Society showed once again that she is the best of the pacing mares at the Hippodrome 3R, grinding an impressive victory Sunday (Oct. 16) in one of the three co-feature races.

Parti Quebecois Leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon said Tuesday he didnt want to swear an oath to King Charles III, but the newly elected member wouldnt say what he would do if his formal request to the legislature is rejected.

Parti Québécois (PQ) leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon asked the National Assembly Tuesday to let him take the oath of office on Oct. 21 to Quebecers only, and not to the King of England.

Harness racing driver Pascal Berube is all but a shoo-in to win this third straight driving title at Hippodrome 3R and he put on a driving clinic Sunday (Oct. 9), winning five of the 11 races on the card.

“I want to have the chance to go drive in [the World Driving Championship]... I would be very honoured and look at it as a huge milestone in my career.”

"All the drivers there will be very good. It will come down to the horses and luck."

For 11 years straight, beginning in the late 90s, driver Pascal Berube won anywhere from 101-215 races per year. Then, after Attractions Hippiques declared bankruptcy in 2009

There were two divisions of the $37,300 Lucien Bombardier Pace for two-year-old fillies at Hippodrome 3R Sunday (Oct. 2) and it was the Guy Gagnon trainee D A Temptation who stole the show.