Category: Fair News

The trainer-driver and USTA director was injured at the Meadville (Penn.) Fairgrounds.

The seventh season of the Signature Series will start in July and end in late September at Delaware on Little Brown Jug Day.

The Harness Racing Museum & Hall of Fame is offering fairs and other venues, the opportunity to borrow, without charge, six attractively framed posters that provide an overview of the sport of harness racing: its history, its main characters and its current action.

In 2006, the USTA will offer $5,000 in matching grants to fairs across the US for promotional efforts. Grants of up to $500 per county will be awarded based on originality of the project, prospects for success, need and other factors.

The County Fair Harness Racing Alliance is starting to develop a series that could be the “Super Bowl” of county fair harness racing.

The County Fair Harness Racing Alliance will be looking to promote harness racing at county fairs in the United States.

The 2005 Pennsylvania Sires Stake racing season comes to an end on Wednesday at The Bloomsburg Fair with a 14 race card.

2005 will go down as one of the most competitive Signature Series since its start six years ago.

Timmy Offutt scored a “natural triple” as he won three races in the PASS Sires Stakes division on the final day of racing at The Great Stoneboro Fair in Stoneboro, Pennsylvania.

Stephen Schoeffel continues to be hot at the Pennsylvania fairs.