November 1, 1996
– Michelle's Jackpot, driven by Luc Ouellette, wins the Three Diamonds in 1:54.4 at Garden State Park in New Jersey.
November 2, 1990 – Peace Corps, driven by Stig Johansson, sets the world record for four-year-old trotters on a five-eighths of a mile track by winning the Breeders Crown for mare trotters in 1:54.2 at Pompano Park in Florida.
November 2, 1990 – No Sex Please, driven by Ron Waples, sets the world record for five-year-old trotting geldings on a five-eighths of a mile track by winning the Breeders Crown for older male trotters in 1:55 at Pompano Park.
November 3, 1990 – Die Laughing wins the Presidential in 1:54 at Rosecroft Raceway in Maryland.
November 4, 1989 – Beach Towel wins the Presidential in 1:53.3 at Rosecroft Raceway.
November 5, 1994 – Electric Slide, driven by Bill Fahy, wins the Nadia Lobell in 1:52.4 at Garden State Park in New Jersey.
November 6, 1992 – Kingsbridge and So Fresh win Breeders Crown titles for three-year-old pacers at Northfield Park in Ohio.
November 7, 1970 – Most Happy Fella, driven by Stanley Dancer, wins the Pacing Triple Crown by capturing the final jewel, the Messenger Stakes, in 2:00.3 at Roosevelt Raceway in New York.
November 7, 1982 – Fan Hanover, driven by Glen Garnsey, sets the world record for four-year-old mares pacing on a half-mile track by winning in 1:56 at Maywood Park in Illinois.
November 8, 1985
– Armbro Devona, driven by Jeff Fout, equals the world record for fillies or mares trotting on a five-eighths of a mile track, winning in 1:57.2 at Pompano Park in Florida.
November 9, 1984 – Fancy Crown, driven by Bill O’Donnell, sets the world record for fillies or mares trotting on a five-eighths of a mile track by winning in 1:57.4 at Pompano Park in Florida.
November 10, 1969 – Dover Downs in Delaware opens.
November 10, 1978 – Mostest Yankee, driven by Carmine Abbatiello, equals the world record for two-year-old colts by winning in 1:58.4 at Roosevelt Raceway in New York.
November 11, 1976 – Fulla Strikes, driven by Joe O’Brien, equals the world record for two-year-old pacers by finishing a time trial in 1:54.1 at Hollywood Park in Inglewood, California.
November 12, 1994 – Village Jiffy, driven by Paul MacDonell, wins the W.R. Haughton Memorial in 1:54.2 at Yonkers Raceway in New York.
November 13, 1987 – Mack Lobell, driven by John Campbell, sets the world record for trotting on a five-eighths of a mile track by winning the Breeders Crown in 1:54.1 at Pompano Park.
November 14, 1998 – Badlands Hanover, driven by Ron Pierce, sets the world record for two-year-old pacers by winning the Breeders Crown in 1:50 at Colonial Downs in Virginia. Muscles Yankee, Lassie's Goal, CR Commando, Musical Victory, Galleria, and Juliet's Fate also set records that day at Colonial.
