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Flamboro Downs hosted a pair of $11,000 co-feature Preferreds on the Sunday, Nov. 5 card with Lawless Shadow and Dealin With Dewey taking their respective classes from gate-to-wire.

A pair of $25,000 upper-level conditioned paces that were divided by gender topped the card on Friday afternoon (Nov. 3) at Plainridge Park and both events featured fantastic finishes. 

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Robert Shepherd put on a driving clinic at Hippodrome 3R on Sunday afternoon (Oct. 29), scoring a driving quintuplet that was highlighted by a parade of David Pilon winners including Partyintheshadows in the featured $7,000 Preferred Handicap Pace.

Throughout North America harness racing it is becoming retirement time for 14-year-olds. And this Sunday, October 29, one of the first of these senior citizens of racing, Iron Phil (King Tutpankhamen), will hang up his shoes in a special ceremony at the Hippodrome 3R in Quebec. Iron Phil is not a household name in racing

With the inside post advantage, Plain Jane will take on a solid crew of pacing mares in the Thursday evening finale at Red Shores Racetrack and Casino at the Charlottetown Driving Park. 

After posting a 32-1 upset in the elimination, Blue Star Mercury returned on Saturday (Oct. 21) evening at Century Mile to win the $110,710 Western Canada Pacing Derby from gate-to-wire.

The first race on the Tuapeka harness racing card was won by the Robert Wilson trained Galleons Future (Majestic Son) which beat Kohli Trouble (Superfast Stuart) by a neck. The winner was driven by Nathan Williamson. In Race Two trainer driver Brian Norman took the third favourite Close, (Washington VC) straight to the top and won

Blue Star Mercury (Mystician), a week after beating Alberta harness racing superstar Virtual Horizon in the eliminations, did so again in capturing the $110,710 Western Canada Pacing Derby on Saturday (Oct. 21) at Century Mile. Blue Star Mercury marched forward from the pylon post with Michael Hennessy at the lines and converted it to an

Century Mile will be giving out $393,610 over 13 dashes on Saturday, and the feature event is one of the biggest on the Western Canada harness racing calendar. Nine sophomore colts & geldings will battle for the crown in the Western Canada Pacing Derby. Ten fillies also have their chance to see who is the