Meadowlands Racetrack is seeking a starter for the 2026 Championship Meet.
Author: from Meadowlands Racetrack Media Relations
Cigars And Port celebrates at Cumberland Sunday
Wally Watson was very confident in his own Cigars And Port on Sunday (April 19) in the $6,200 featured pace at Cumberland Raceway and drove him accordingly.
Soho Firestone A looks to keep rolling in Borgata
Soho Firestone A doesn’t draw a lot of attention to himself around the barn or in training, but when the 7-year-old pacer gets behind the gate to race, he’s ready to make noise.
Reshuffle puts Little Macabee in good spot at Cumberland
With some of the top trotters at Cumberland Raceway taking a week off, veteran high-stepper Little Macabee found a class on Saturday (April 18) that fits his résumé perfectly.
Pandy’s Meadowlands picks for Saturday, April 18
Handicapper Bob Pandolfo offers his selections for the full card at the Meadowlands on Saturday (April 18).
Training to begin next week at Ocean Downs
Ocean Downs has announced that training for the 2026 racing season will begin next Wednesday, April 22, at the vacationland oval, with the hours of training set at 7 a.m. through noon.
College Tuition wires Rosecroft trotters
All-age track record holder College Tuition took his preferred path to victory in Thursday’s (April 16) $12,000 Open Handicap Trot at Rosecroft Raceway, wiring his six foes in a personal seasonal-best 1:53.2.
Phyllis Copeland, 82, dies
Phyllis Copeland, 82, whose Standardbred racing career spanned more than 60 years, passed away on April 3, 2026.
Kingpin: Zidek receives national bowling Coach of the Year honor
As the old expression goes, there is no “I” in team. There is no “I” in coach, for that matter, either. Both thoughts seemed relevant as Jeff Zidek, best known in harness racing as the track announcer at Hollywood Casino at The Meadows, reflected on the latest honor he received for his other gig as the head women’s bowling coach at Saint Vincent College.
Blood Queen looks to keep progressing
For a while last year, trainer Ryan Miller thought female pacer Blood Queen might never get to the races. Now that the well-bred 3-year-old filly has three wins in six lifetime races under her belt, Miller is anxious to see what she could become.