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When the FanDuel Championships (formerly known as the TVG) were founded in 2013, Jeff Gural's vision was a year-end race that would provide a stage for the top three-year-olds to end their season by facing the best older horses, much as the Breeders' Cup has done.

East Rutherford, NJ - When the FanDuel Championships (formerly known as the TVG) were founded in 2013, Jeff Gural's vision was a year-end race that would provide a stage for the top 3-year-olds to end their harness racing season by facing the best older horses, much as the Breeders Cup has done. The entries have

EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ – If there’s one thing that’s consistent about The Meadowlands, it’s the harness racing track’s ability to offer patrons different options to not only get their action, but to go out and experience a good night’s worth of entertainment as well. From an at-the-windows point of view, with the Breeders Crown at

It’s unlikely the horsemen will be headless, so be not afraid to make your way to The Meadowlands this Halloween weekend and check out some frighteningly good stakes racing, sports action and entertainment, with the Kindergarten Series on track.

The Meadowlands will race the $1 million (estimated) FanDuel (formerly known as TVG) Championships, a Grand Circuit event, on Saturday, Nov. 25.

EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ – Live harness racing at The Meadowlands has been on hiatus for the last five weeks, but the No. 1 track in the sport is back on Friday (Oct. 20) and will race every Friday and Saturday through the end of 2023 with a first-race post time of 6:20 p.m. Actually, there

Live harness racing at The Meadowlands has been on hiatus for the last five weeks, but the action returns to the New Jersey oval on Friday, Oct. 20 and will continue every Friday and Saturday through the end of 2023 with a first-race post time of 6:20 p.m.

The Friday card will also see a brand-new multi-leg puzzle with a low 15 percent takeout as the 20-cent Pick-8 makes its debut

Trainers always say that a horse’s four-year-old season is one of transition, and that when they turn five, that’s the year the good ones really blossom.

The Beatson family-owned and trained So Much More, a five-year-old daughter of Big Jim-Ladysai, has been scratched from the $330,000 Breeders Crown Mare Pace.