Sire Stake News Today

Jeffery P cut comfortable fractions on top, leaving him with enough in reserve to fend off a late challenger and capture the $26,301 Open Handicap Trot on Thursday, May 30 at Hollywood Casino at The Meadows.

Whoever came up with the slogan “It All Comes Down to the Breeders Crown” deserves accolades beyond those words as this classic harness racing series has been a defining moment in our sport since 1984. This season is no different as this one night can make or break a career and either make dreams come

BANGOR, ME – Hollywood Casino Hotel and Raceway at historic Bass Park welcomes the $280,000-plus Maine Sire Stakes for 3-year-old Pine Tree State-bred harness racing horses on Saturday (Oct. 14) in Bangor, Maine. The state-bred action begins thirty minutes before the regular 6:00 pm post time with an early non-betting event, the $70,966 Maine Sire

Hollywood Casino Hotel and Raceway at historic Bass Park welcomes the $280,000-plus Maine Sire Stakes for three-year-old Pine Tree State-bred harness horses on Saturday, Oct. 14 in Bangor, Maine. 

My Saving Grace hasn’t had to endure much hardship in her short but successful career as the freshman filly is a perfect three-for-three so far this season in Maine Sire Stakes competition.

CUMBERLAND, ME – Rocksapatriot (Rockincam) used a well-played pocket trip to win the $6,000 Camp Kippewa Pace on Saturday (July 22) at Cumberland, his second harness racing win in three starts. Scoring from post two for driver Dave Ingraham, the former track record holder ducked in behind pacesetter Fern Hill Flight (Andy Harrington, 10-1) to

LOWVILLE — The Lewis County Fair, in its 202nd year, exists because of horse racing, but for the second year in a row, the iconic harness racing event has been

Four $14,000-plus divisions of Maine Sire Stakes for two- and three-year-old pacing fillies went postward on Friday (July 14) at Bangor, with three of the distaffs taking new lifetime records over the hot and fast Bass Park surface.

When your mom is Hall of Fame broodmare Sweet Future, and your half-siblings are world champions Sweet Lou and Bettor Sweet, much is expected of you.

It took four tries for new trainer Symon Spicer to get the International Moni filly Uno Mas Blue Chip to qualify, but after three breaks and then finally staying flat, the sophomore was ready for her sophomore debut, taking the $12,600 trotting feature at Harrah’s Philadelphia Wednesday (May 31) afternoon in a lifetime best of 1:54.3.