Competing across Kawartha Downs, Flamboro Downs, and Woodbine Mohawk Park, Olson took a giant leap forward in 2024, notching ...

Happy 97 th Birthday (on Saturday, July 5) to Bruce Nickells, the oldest living member in the Hall of Fame and currently a resident of Anderson, IN. I sat down with Nickells for a wide ranging chat in ...

Mike Rosenblatt’s life — inside and outside of horse racing — is made to order. A resident of Sharon — a town 17 miles ...

• Platz: At 82, Larry King rules the Indiana fair circuit • Brown: Bob Boni knows how to pick ’em, Part 2 • Hedlund: Favorites Wise Guy and Kobra Brick prove strongest in E3 finals • Matthew Lomon: ...

White, then Stacey Markham, was born into harness racing with father [Carl] and mother [Lyn] being hobby trainers, but the ...

In the event you may have forgotten, he retired on March 8, 2015, at 58, due to nagging back injuries. At that time, he was at $215 million in career earnings, second only to John Campbell’s $299.6 ...

by Brett Sturman Since it was posted on Facebook four days ago, a video offering driver Braxten Boyd’s point of view with 53-1 outsider Madden Oaks in the Pepsi North America Cup final has now been ...

by John Berry Get the trombones out, longtime horseman Jim Mattison, now approaching his 76th birthday is looking and feeling spry as ever these days and, though now retired, still has a love for the ...

Wrenn, Jr.’s NA Cup score was particularly popular at The Meadows, near Pittsburgh and at Northfield Park, near Cleveland — just as was his Breeders Crown victory with Louprint last October at The ...

Watch HRU’s 2025 Season Of Twos In Training Here! • Briggs: “Special” NA Cup victory leaves Louprint’s connections positively star-struck • Sturman: Going inside Braxten Boyd’s viral drive in the ...

by Dave Briggs Trainer Anthony MacDonald from TheStable.ca is the final guest on the 2025 edition of HRU’s Twos in Training series. He was interviewed by Jaimi MacDonald in Ontario. You can watch the ...

by John Berry I just received a letter from my long-time friend, Joanne Young. Young is a treasure to our sport and has been an invaluable one as the Harness Racing Museum and Hall of Fame in Goshen, ...