The Delaware Standardbred Owners Association held their 28th Annual Awards Dinner on Jan. 17 in Dover, DE. The event recognized outstanding performers from Bally’s Dover and Harrington Raceway from the past season.
Category: Announcements
Getitoffyourchest joins Winbak Farm of Maryland
Winbak Farm of Maryland is proud to announce the addition of Getitoffyourchest p,2,1:56.3h; 3,1:54.3h; 1:49.2f ($216,565) to the 2025 stallion lineup.
January Hoof Beats delivery delayed
The U.S. Trotting Association understands the anticipation that our subscribers have every month to read their Hoof Beats magazine and regret to have to inform our readers that the January issue will be late in delivery due to circumstances beyond our control.
Southern Illinois University hosting stallion semen handling/processing short course
Southern Illinois University is hosting a stallion semen handling/processing short course on March 7-9.
Southern Oaks 2025 training roster
Here is the 2025 winter training roster for Southern Oaks, Sorrento, Fla. Stars in training at Sorrento this winter include millionaire Breeders Crown winner Coach Stefanos and Odds On Platinum (Ontario Super Final winner), while R Melina (Kentucky Filly Futurity winner) might still be coming south for the winter.
Long Tom’s book full and closed
Midland Acres is pleased to announce that Long Tom’s 2025 book is now full and closed, following seven successful seasons with full books.
OHHA awards banquet and annual meeting scheduled for Jan. 18
The Ohio Harness Horsemen’s Association awards banquet and annual meeting will be held on Jan. 18 at the Columbus Marriott Airport, 1375 N. Cassady Ave., Columbus, Ohio.
Limited supplies of 2025 Breeders Book still available
Limited supplies of the 2025 Breeders Book Stallion Directory are still available from the U.S. Trotting Association. The Breeders Book is the most comprehensive source of breeding information in the harness racing industry.
First Loubet foal born
The first foal sired by Loubet p,2,1:49.3 was recently born.
Nathan Bower, 73, dies
Nathan F. Bower, 73, died Nov. 27, 2024, in College Park, Fla., due to heart complications.