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Shartin N is harness racing’s Horse of the Year
February 23, 2020 , by Ken Weingartner, USTA Media Relations Manager
Shartin N on Sunday night became the first pacing mare to be named Horse of the Year, receiving harness
Mohawk Million slots filled; race on for Sept. 26
February 20, 2020 , by Mark McKelvie, WEG Communications
Woodbine Entertainment today announced that the inaugural Mohawk Million for 2-year-old trotters will
C$50,000 consolation race added to Prix d’Ete
February 18, 2020 , from the Quebec Jockey Club
The Quebec Jockey Club has announced that the 2020 edition, the seventh revival of the C$200,000 Prix
2019 O’Brien Award winners announced; Moreau and Blais big winners
February 2, 2020 , from Standardbred Canada
On Saturday (Feb. 1), Standardbred Canada announced the winners for the 2019 O’Brien Award at the 31st
Woodbine unveils schedule for lucrative 2020 stakes program
January 20, 2020 , by Mark McKelvie, WEG Communications
Woodbine Entertainment has announced the 2020 schedule for its industry-leading Standardbred stakes program
Breeders Crown champion Caviart Ally to return to racing in 2020
January 7, 2020 , by Caviart Farms
Caviart Ally, 2019 Breeders Crown mare pace champion and O’Brien Award finalist, will return to racing
2019 Dan Patch Award pacing champions announced
January 3, 2020 , from the U.S. Harness Writers Association
None of the six pacing divisional winners for the 2019 Dan Patch Awards were able to garner all the votes
2019 Dan Patch Award trotting champions announced
January 3, 2020 , from the U.S. Harness Writers Association
Three-year-old trotting colt Greenshoe, who was the highest moneywinning trotter in North America during
Kindergarten purses rise and Fall Final Four goes to top money winners
December 28, 2019 , from Meadowlands Media Relations
The Meadowlands is announcing important details on the 2-year-old stakes that the track will host in
Campbell made the most of his opportunities in 2019
December 24, 2019 , by Ken Weingartner, USTA Media Relations Manager
It is rare for a trainer to make fewer than 300 starts in a year and earn more than $3 million in purses.