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Young, precocious, and loaded with grit, Liam’s Ace has been dealing himself in against some of the most steely-jawed veterans to be found along the state-of-Maine harness racing circuit. Week after week, to the table they come, determined to teach the upstart pacer some etiquette and manners, and instead, week after week, the old-school campaigners get taken to task, as the new kid in town continues to hold all the winning cards. 

Driver Chris Page and Prince Of Honor picked up their second straight victory with a 1:53.2 effort in the $28,000 Open Trot at Hollywood Gaming at Dayton Raceway on Wednesday (Oct. 29).

Despite being in a bad spot amidst significant road traffic late in the mile that could have cost her a victory, Summer Slash was given a masterful steer in the late stages of the race to win the featured $11,800 Class-AA Open Handicap for fillies and mares on Wednesday (Oct. 29) night at Batavia Downs. 

Anderson, IN – Some of the sport’s biggest names will make their way to Harrah’s Hoosier Park on Friday (Oct. 31) as a quartet of six-figure stakes races four all four three-year-old…

Columbus, OH – Twenty-six events were sponsored by the Grand Circuit this past weekend highlighted by the Grade 1 Breeders’ Crown finals at Woodbine Mohawk Park. This week we start on Monday…

Milton, ON – A few hours before being crowned, Ontario-sired prodigy Beau Jangles was dancing slightly in his stall at Woodbine Mohawk Park; ears up, eyes bright, grooving and bobbing slightly like…

Beau Jangles, who won the Breeders Crown final for 2-year-old male pacers in a stakes-, track- and Canadian-record 1:48.3 at Woodbine Mohawk Park to cap a 12-for-12 campaign, jumped to No. 1 in the Week 20 edition of the Hambletonian Society/Breeders Crown poll released Wednesday.

The prestigious French Winter Meeting kicks off Thursday afternoon at Vincennes, running through Feb. 28, 2026.

After finishing off the board for the first time in his 22-race career in this past Saturday’s Breeders Crown final for 3-year-old male pacers, multiple veterinary examinations determined that Louprint had fractured ribs, co-owner Mark Weaver said Wednesday.

The $1 million FanDuel Championships historically provide a stage for the best 3-year-olds to face older rivals and make their case for year end honors, much like the Thoroughbred Breeders’ Cup Classic.