Raymond “Ray” Mark Romanetti, 73, of Macomb, Mich., who rose to international prominence with his trotter Moshannon Express in the late 1970s, died Tuesday, Dec. 30, 2025.
Category: Announcements
Loubet most popular Indiana pacing sire of 2025; first 2026 foal born
Recently released Indiana Standardbred Association stats show Loubet (p, 2, 1:49.3) led the way in Indiana in 2025, topping the pacing ranks with 135 mares bred.
Deirdre “Dee” Hotton, 62, dies
Deirdre “Dee” Hotton, age 62, passed away suddenly on January 6, 2026, in Wooster.
2026 Winbak Farm stallion lineup
Winbak Farm is proud to present the 2026 Stallion Roster. The farm is standing stallions in Delaware, Maryland, New York, Ontario, Ohio and Prince Edward Island for the upcoming breeding season.
Ronnie Wrenn, Jr. to receive Winner’s Circle Award
Ronnie Wrenn, Jr., one of the Buckeye state’s best reinsmen, has been selected as the Winner’s Circle Award recipient for his outstanding 2025 season by the Ohio Chapter of the United States Harness Writers Association.
Bud Teeters to receive Rambling Willie Award
Longtime driver, trainer, and racing official Lester “Bud” Teeters will be honored for his years of dedicated service to the sport as the recipient of the Rambling Willie Award, presented by the Ohio Chapter of the United States Harness Writers Association.
Award-winning mare Call Me Goo retired
The connections of Call Me Goo, one of the most accomplished trotting mares of her generation, announced Thursday (Jan. 8) her retirement from racing and her transition to a new career as a broodmare.
Lou’s Pearlman’s book subject to close
Hickory Lane Farm wishes to announce that Lou’s Pearlman’s book is nearly full will be closed without further notice in the next few days.
Team Miller hosts local 4-H group
Offshore Farm, owned and operated by Andy and Julie Miller, last week hosted 20 Monmouth County 4-H program students and parents at their newly built therapy and rehabilitation facility located in Cream Ridge, N.J.
Go Dog Go, Delaney Hanover to race in 2026
Four-year-olds Go Dog Go and Delaney Hanover, both among the sport’s fastest sophomore trotters last season, will return to the track in 2026.