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French Trotter Takes Friday Feature At Cumberland - Vimarsana News

French Trotter Takes Friday Feature At Cumberland

French trotter Elegant Dulupin FR was parked every step of the way and resolutely prevailed over the favorite McStoned Again to take Friday’s (April 19) $8,219 featured trot at Cumberland.

Broadway Giant Towers Over Maine Trotters - Vimarsana News

Broadway Giant Towers Over Maine Trotters

Trainer Ron Patoine’s Broadway Giant added another victory to his ever-growing win column on Sunday, Nov. 12 at Cumberland, scoring for the second time in as many weeks.

Pocket-trip get Rocksapatriot home in Camp Kippewa Pace - Vimarsana News

Pocket-trip get Rocksapatriot home in Camp Kippewa Pace

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

Always A Good Time Equals Cumberland Record - Vimarsana News

Always A Good Time Equals Cumberland Record

Driver Kevin Switzer Jr. continued his hot streak for the second day in a row at Cumberland, winning four races on the 10-race Saturday, May 13 program, which started out with a track record-equalling performance.

McGee Wins MADC Pace | Standardbred Canada - Vimarsana News

McGee Wins MADC Pace | Standardbred Canada

Michael McGee made a bold move and put his own Led Schneppelin on the front of the Maine Amateur Drivers Club (MADC) race Saturday (June 5) at Cumberland. The move turned out to be the right one and, despite having several competitors try to puncture his lead, the 10-year-old son of Memphis Flash held off all would-be conquerors to capture the $4,200 event in 1:59.3. First it was 83-year-old Robert Nadeau who tried to stick Putnams Storm’s nose in front while some confusion reined in the back of the pack. Pulling first over going to the half, the five-year-old son of A Rocknroll Dance was t...