The Harness Horsemen International Foundation is pleased to announce that applications for the annual Jerome L. Hauck Scholarship are now being accepted.
Reminder: HHI Scholarship applications due May 1, 2026
Burlington, NJ – The Harness Horsemen International Foundation is pleased to announce that applications for the annual Jerome L. Hauck Scholarship are now being accepted. The $4,000 award is granted to a…
Purse increase boosts Bangor Raceway 2026 opener on April 26
Bangor, ME – Coming off a record setting season in 2025, Bangor Raceway is poised to set even higher standards as its 2026 racing season kicks off on Sunday, April 26 with…
Big M’s ‘Grand Handicapping Contest’ Friday night
For the fourth time this year, patrons who have some handicapping game will go at it for $1,000 in cash prizes on Friday (April 17) night, when Leg 4 of the popular Meadowlands Monthly Handicapping Contest takes place.
Purse increase boosts Bangor April 26 opener
Coming off a record-setting season in 2025, Bangor Raceway is poised to set even higher standards as its 2026 racing season kicks off on Sunday, April 26 with an 11:45 a.m. first race post time.
Pandy’s Meadowlands picks for Friday, April 17
Handicapper Bob Pandolfo offers his selections for the full card at the Meadowlands on Friday (April 17).
Harness Racing Museum seeks financial administrator
The Harness Racing Museum & Hall of Fame seeks a qualified individual for the role of financial administrator.
Adamczyk, Keppler take Monticello NAADA trots
Andrew Adamczyk fired down the road and Scott Keppler made an aggressive uncovered brush to win in their respective $8,500 divisions of the North American Amateur Drivers Association (NAADA) Trot at Monticello Raceway on Wednesday (April 15).
Ponda Jet streaks to seventh straight at Hoosier
Setting his coordinates to his seventh win in a row, Ponda Jet driven by Kyle Wilfong for trainer Jay Hochstetler cruised to his first win at Hoosier this season in the $22,000 Open trot on Wednesday (April 15).
SRIF emphasizes education as a means to prevent misconduct in harness racing
Since its creation six years ago, the Standardbred Racing Investigative Fund has worked on behalf of the U.S. Trotting Association to investigate allegations of wrongdoing within the harness racing industry. And while uncovering misconduct is SRIF’s focus, education also plays a valuable role in supporting SRIF and the USTA’s joint goal of promoting integrity within the sport.