Pocono Downs News Today

Cant Help Myself and Hankins Hanover were the winners of the twin $20,548 featured trots at Pocono Downs at Mohegan Pennsylvania on Monday (June 10) afternoon.

The three-year-old trotting colts T C I and Security Protected both remained undefeated in their 2024 campaigns after each won his second straight Pennsylvania Sire Stake on Saturday afternoon at Pocono Downs at Mohegan Pennsylvania.

Jim Taggart Jr. remains driven.

Two-year-olds made their first appearance at an eastern Pennsylvania racetrack this year during the Wednesday, May 29 morning qualifying session at Pocono Downs at Mohegan Pennsylvania.

Hungry Angel Boy, a four-year-old son of Stay Hungry, is two-for-two in 2024 after overcoming the outside post seven to win the $21,918 featured pace at Pocono Downs at Mohegan Pennsylvania on Tuesday (May 28) afternoon in 1:50.3.

With the date for the 2024 Pepsi North America Cup eliminations just over a week away, many of the three-year-old pacers aiming for Canadian harness racing's biggest prize have made on-track appearances and statements as they stake their claim for divisional dominance.

With the date for the 2024 Pepsi North America Cup eliminations just over two weeks away, many of the three-year-old pacers aiming for Canadian harness racing's biggest prize have made on-track appearances and statements as they stake their claim for divisional dominance.

Flash Move, whose last start of his 2023 campaign was a 1:50 victory in the Pennsylvania Stallion Series Championship for sophomore pacing males, bettered that time by a tick while taking a new mark in the $20,548 pacing feature on Tuesday afternoon, May 21 at Pocono Downs at Mohegan Pennsylvania.

Two out of three favourites prevailed in $41,096 divisions of a Pennsylvania All-Stars event for three-year-old trotting colts Sunday evening (May 19) at Pocono Downs at Mohegan Pennsylvania, with the fastest winner, the Father Patrick colt Security Protected, scoring in 1:53 after closing furiously in his seasonal bow.

Three horses have repeated as the winner of the Arthur J. Cutler Memorial in its 26-year history. Venerate will look to become the fourth when he meets seven rivals in this year's $145,150 USD edition of the Grand Circuit event for older trotters at The Meadowlands on Saturday.