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Henry Graber Jr. needs only one word to describe what he most enjoys about harness racing.

Righteous Resolve posted a stakes record time of 1:53.1 to lead a quartet of Champlain Stakes divisions for trotting two-year-olds on Thursday evening (Sept. 15) at Woodbine Mohawk Park.

On Friday (Sept. 16) the United States Harness Writers Association (USHWA), in conjunction with the U.S Harness Racing Hall Of Fame, announced five individuals that will be inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2023.

Fresh off a win in last week’s Open at Woodbine Mohawk Park, seven-year-old mare Atlanta returns to the Ontario oval Saturday for her fourth lifetime appearance in the Maple Leaf Trot. Atlanta won the prestigious event for older trotters in 2020 and was second in 2019.

The Hall of Fame Screening Committee of the United States Harness Writers Association (USHWA), after meeting with a select group of Harness Racing Museum Trustees, has announced that Lucien Fontaine has been elected to the Harness Racing Hall of Fame, through a Veterans designation, and that Frank Antonacci and Per Eriksson would be the Hall of Fame ballot candidates for this summer’s election.

The field of eight for the 2022 Elitloppet has been determined following a pair of trial heats contested on Sunday (May 29) at Solvalla Race Course.

Canada's two-time defending champion male trotter Perfetto has landed in Europe and will take on the world this Sunday (May 29) in Sweden's famed Elitloppet.

Pompano Park has announced a new world driving challenge between local legends and some of the world’s leading harness racing drivers that will take place on March 15 and 16 in an eight-race competition over the famed five-eighths mile oval in South Florida.

The third leg of the Massachusetts Sire Stakes for three-year-olds of both sexes and gaits were held at Plainridge Park on Monday and Hall of Fame driver Yannick Gingras stole the show.

Alongside the eliminations for the $700,000 Meadowlands Pace, The Meadowlands hosted the $250,000 Graduate Series finals on its Saturday (July 10) card. Ready For Moni rallied in the stretch to win Saturday’s $250,000 Graduate Series final for 4-year-old trotters in 1:50.3 over a "sloppy" track. Hypnotic AM, the lone mare in the 10-horse field, finished second and Its Academic was third. Amigo Volo, starting from post 10, battled with Play Trix On Me and Its Academic to gain the lead in an op...