Rich Fisher – U.S. Trotting News

Callahan reflects on memorable milestone win
June 28, 2022 , by Rich Fisher, USTA Web Newsroom Senior Correspondent
Driver Corey Callahan will long remember the “inspiration” he got from 8-year-old son Jackson while
Page reflects on 6,000 wins; looks ahead to Fan Hanover final
June 17, 2022 , by Rich Fisher, USTA Web Newsroom Senior Correspondent
For Chris Page, it’s not about achieving a milestone as much as what it takes to get there. He felt
Bates reflects on career in harness racing
May 25, 2022 , by Rich Fisher, USTA Web Newsroom Senior Correspondent
Brandon Bates was putting the finishing touches on the greatest driving year of his life. And then came
Lind looks to continue Kentucky success
May 12, 2022 , by Rich Fisher, USTA Web Newsroom Senior Correspondent
Be it just one race or an entire season, it seems as though Christian Lind and instant success were made
Sonofamistery starts fresh
May 7, 2022 , by Rich Fisher, USTA Web Newsroom Senior Correspondent
A little rest, a little maturity, and a little confidence have meant a lot to Sonofamistery. Trained
Morgan looks back at milestone; ahead to Matchmaker final
April 23, 2022 , by Rich Fisher, USTA Web Newsroom Senior Correspondent
Virgil Morgan Jr. would love nothing more than to kick back, close his eyes and smile as he cherishes
Lems is enjoying life at Northfield Park
April 21, 2022 , by Rich Fisher, USTA Web Newsroom Senior Correspondent
Life is good for Chris Lems. He always wanted to be a Standardbred driver, and he is. He was able to
A new beginning for Hugh O’Neil IV
April 5, 2022 , by Rich Fisher, USTA Web Newsroom Senior Correspondent
It is often said that people should never meet their childhood heroes, as they may run the risk of being
Smith enjoys the highs of Standardbred ownership and takes the lows in stride
March 2, 2022 , by Rich Fisher, USTA Web Newsroom Senior Correspondent
Every Standardbred horseman should have Joe Smith’s attitude. “I love the sport, I like the people,
Franz Wolf is pursuing his American dream
February 8, 2022 , by Rich Fisher, USTA Web Newsroom Senior Correspondent
Franz Wolf finally made it back to America. And this time, the 58-year-old trainer hopes it’s for good.