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The three-year-old trotting colts T C I and Security Protected both remained undefeated in their 2024 campaigns after each won his second straight Pennsylvania Sire Stake on Saturday afternoon at Pocono Downs at Mohegan Pennsylvania.

One of the most anticipated matchups in harness racing in 2024 will be the next time sophomore trotting colts Karl and T C I face off. And many would like to see those two racing against each other on a Saturday at The Meadowlands.

The 2024 Championship Meet at The Meadowlands doesn't technically refer to the star power in the qualifying sessions, but the slate of individuals in action on the morning of Friday, May 3 at the Big M offered a sign of things to come.

Once taking the lead away from Royal Precedent after the opening quarter mile, undefeated Tennessee Tom (Long Tom) never looked back en route to capturing the $50,000 final of the James K. Hackett Memorial Trot Wednesday, April 24, 2024, at Miami Valley Raceway. The 1st race feature for three-year-old colts and geldings, saw Royal Precedent

With the 2023 harness racing season complete, Trot Insider takes a look at some of the top ranked Standardbreds in Canada for wins, earnings and records.

When Ron Burke was asked what kind of trip he preferred for his O'Brien Award-winning millionaire trotter T C I in his sophomore debut, the trained replied that he wanted his star pupil to win as easily as possible.

The prestigious Grand Circuit came roaring into Bally's Dover Thursday (Nov. 9) with four Matron Stakes for harness racing three-year-old trotters and pacers with purses totaling $557,250. $170,850 Matron Stakes 3YO Colt Pace With a strong brush to the lead before the half mile marker, Confederate (Sweet Lou) and driver Tim Tetrick had little trouble

Four Matron Stakes for sophomore pacers highlighted the Thursday, Nov. 9 card at Dover Downs with the $170,850 Hap Hansen Matron Stakes for pacing colts and geldings served up as the main event on tap. 

Some of the greats in harness racing were at Sunshine Meadows Equestrian Village on Saturday, November 4, to witness the first day of the FSBOA’s Sunshine State Stakes. Fred Grant was there…Tom Artandi…Peter Blood…Jimmy Mattison…Wally Hennessey…Mickey McNichol…Jim McDonald…Kevin Wallis…Marc Major…Marshall Makin…Dave Myrick…Joe Pennacchio…some famous…some not-quite-as-famous… But they are all members of the “old guard” and

Breeders Crown champion Karl trounced nine other freshman trotters in the $267,500 Crawford Farms Kindergarten Series Final, one of four finals conducted on Saturday night (Nov. 4) at The Meadowlands.