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Records fall in OBC freshman colt trot
September 17, 2019 , by Jay Wolf, publicity director, Little Brown Jug
Action Uncle rewrote the record book in winning the second division of the Ohio Breeders Championship
Morrisville Sale shows 18.4 percent increase in average
September 17, 2019 , from the Morrisville College Yearling Sale
The annual Morrisville Sale concluded on Sunday (Sept 15) as 51 yearlings grossed $813,909, for an average
Woodside Charm purchased by Hunterton group
September 17, 2019 , from harnessracing.com
World champion Woodside Charm 2,1:53f ($531,658), winner of the 2018 Breeders Crown for 2-year-old filly
Freehold to host pair of NJSS finals Friday
September 17, 2019 , by John Piassek, for Freehold Raceway
Some possible stars of the future will descend on Freehold Raceway this Friday (Sept. 20) as the track
Woodbine Entertainment releases annual Corporate Responsibility Report
September 17, 2019 , by Mark McKelvie, WEG Communications
Woodbine Entertainment proudly released its 2018-19 Corporate Responsibility Report which highlights
Charters, Gural, Popfinger, Tetrick elected to Hall of Fame
September 17, 2019 , from the U.S. Harness Writers Association
Results from the balloting for harness racing’s highest honor, membership in the Harness Racing Hall
USTA Speaker Series lineup for Delaware set
September 17, 2019 , from the USTA Communications Department
The 13th annual U.S. Trotting Association Speaker Series, presented by the Harness Racing FanZone, at
Greenshoe and Gimpanzee move up in this week’s poll
September 17, 2019 , by Ken Weingartner, USTA Media Relations Manager
Greenshoe and Gimpanzee saw their positions improve in the top 10 in this week’s Hambletonian Society/Breeders
Maiden pacers needed at Dover (Tuscarawas County) Fair
September 17, 2019 , by Rod Newhart
We need 2-4-year-old maiden pacers at the Tuscarawas County Fair in Dover, Ohio.
‘It’s just a great place’
September 17, 2019 , by Ken Weingartner, USTA Media Relations Manager
Ron Burke knows the feeling of winning at the Delaware County Fairgrounds and it never gets old. Burke,