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Who have harness racing's sharpest minds selected in the 2024 TROT Magazine Fantasy Stable? Trot Insider will feature 'expert picks' in advance of the deadline for this year's contest.

OAK GROVE, Ky. — North America Cup champ It's My Show (Sweet Lou) made a successful 4-year-old harness racing debut in one of seven $50,000 Kentucky Sire Stakes (KYSS) splits on a betting-record-breaking Monday (May 6) at Oak Grove Racing, Gaming & Hotel. Off the 1-2 favorite in his division, Scott Zeron sent It's My

North America Cup champ Its My Show made a successful four-year-old debut in one of seven $68,493 Kentucky Sire Stakes (KYSS) splits on a betting record-breaking Monday, May 6 at Oak Grove Racing, Gaming & Hotel. 

Every spring, harness racing trainers converse, hope, and dream about their prospective 2-year-olds in training—much in the same way breeders ponder about their stallion’s first crop of youngsters. What follows is an examination of the stallions who are first crop sires—with statistics garnered from the US Trotting Association—and some of the mares they were bred

Show Me A Million (Dover Dan) and harness racing driver Sam Widger showed true grit and stamina in winning the $35,000 Ray Paver, Sr. Memorial Trot Wednesday, April 10 at Miami Valley Raceway. The late closer series finale took place in the 8th race where unbeaten Upnaway Blue Chip (Trace Tetick) went right to the

An exciting field of harness racing trotters takes center stage in the $35,000 Ray Paver Memorial at Miami Valley Raceway on Wednesday (April 10th). On paper, the race looks like it could come down to a battle between two streaking four-year-olds, 2 to 1 morning line favorite is undefeated Upnaway Blue Chip (Chapter Seven) and

Returning to action off a three-week layoff, Summit City Sonny stepped back up to the Open trotting ranks at Saratoga Casino Hotel and was a wire-to-wire winner in Monday afternoon's $20,270 feature.

Track record holder Spitfire Oversees (International Moni) headlines top harness racing trotters as they take the center stage at Miami Valley Racetrack on Monday (March 25th) in the $34,000 Open Handicap Trot. The four-year-old Stacey Van Huzen trainee stamped himself as the fastest trotter in Miami Valley history on March 4th when he blitzed conditioned

“He’s a cool horse.” That’s how harness racing trainer Jamie Macomber describes her top trotter, Dover In Motion (Dover Dan), who has now won eight trotting races in a row for the Hoosier Park-based conditioner. The burly brown gelding has career earnings of $575,670 and took a mark at 4 of 1:52.1f for owners M&M

Robyn Mangiardi sent three horses to the track on Sunday, Oct. 29 at Saratoga Casino Hotel and all three returned to the winner's circle as victors in their respective classes.