On Wednesday night (Sept. 24), horsemen, friends and family gathered in the Saratoga Casino Hotel grandstand to celebrate Jay Randall, Mark Beckwith, and Cash Me Out as the 2025 inductees into the Saratoga Harness Hall of Fame.
Category: Announcements
National Standardbred Horse Show crowns 2025 champions
The National Standardbred Horse Show concluded its 31st extravaganza on Sunday (Sept. 22) with champions crowned in 140 events with the breed known as the Standardbred showing its true versatility off of a racetrack.
Everett P. Crowe, 93, obituary
Everett P. Crowe, 93, of Eaton, Ohio, died Saturday, September 20, 2025 at Brookdale of Greenville, Ohio.
OHHA County Fair Passports due Oct. 31
With the 2025 Ohio county fair harness racing season nearing its end, the Ohio Harness Horsemen’s Association is reminding all Ohio County Fair Harness Racing Passport program participants to submit their passports.
Albert Adams, 89, dies
Albert Charles Adams, 89, of Bellville, Ohio, passed away peacefully on Friday, Sept. 19, 2025.
Credit drawing on tap for Buckeye Classic Yearling Sale
The Hoosier Classic Sale Company, in conjunction with participating consignors and corporate sponsors, will be offering a $5,000 yearling credit to three buyers at the Buckeye Classic Yearling Sale Oct. 7.
SBOANJ 2025 election set for Nov. 19
The 2025 SBOANJ election will take place on Nov. 19. Anyone interested in running for director must send a letter of intent to the SBOANJ office via certified mail, or in person, no later than Oct. 3.
Dr. Michael Carinda, 64, dies
Dr. Michael Carinda, DVM, 64, of Wellington, Fla., passed away unexpectedly on Tuesday, Sept. 16, 2025.
Rule change proposals submitted to USTA
A total of nine rule and bylaw change proposals have been submitted to the U.S. Trotting Association and will be voted upon by the full Board of USTA Directors in March at the 2026 annual meeting in Columbus, Ohio.
Prolific Equine announces inaugural yearling consignment
Prolific Equine is happy to announce its inaugural yearling consignment of 16 top notch colts and fillies, which will begin with nine outstanding pacers selling at the Lexington Selected Sale.