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Ontario-sired three-year-old trotters settled the harness racing eliminations for the Dream of Glory, the signature race of Hanover Raceway, on Saturday (Jul. 29) at the half-mile oval. The Hazelton (Muscle Mass, Bob McClure) set every fraction on his way to a 1:58.1 victory in the first elimination. He defeated Resolve To Win (Scott Young) by

Advocates say Indigenous Arizonans fought long and hard to win their right to vote in 1948, yet still face obstacles and barriers when exercising their rights today.

New Rules established himself as one of the main horses to beat in the 2023 Dream Of Glory Trot after notching the fastest elimination win on Saturday (July 29) at Hanover Raceway with the largest margin of victory.

Buffalo’s Fire Indigenous people celebrate 75 years of voting rights

Frances Hann passed away in Niagara Falls, New York. This is the full obituary story where you can express condolences and share memories. Services by Lane Funeral Home.

Arizona Tribal leaders, advocates, community members and organizations came together Friday to celebrate the 75th anniversary of Indigenous people in Arizona earning the right to vote.

Sea Can won his first $11,000 Preferred 2 Trot on Monday (July 10) at Grand River Raceway, lowering the track record time for aged gelding trotters to 1:55.1, a tick off the mark previously set by Sicario in 1:55.2.

Sea Can (Muscle Mass) proved best in the Preferred-2 at Grand River Raceway (Jul. 10) for a back-to-back harness racing victory. Scott Young parked the gelding fourth as Arrakis (Austin Sorrie) took control in the :27.3 first panel. Sea Can made the first move, going first-up nearing the half in :56.4, and he began to

Darbyshire led the three-year-old Grassroots trotters with a 1:53 career-best effort in the fastest of five $22,000+ Ontario Sires Stakes (OSS) divisions featured at Woodbine Mohawk Park on Friday, June 23.

The Ontario Sires Stakes Grassroots second leg for sophomore trotting males saw every harness racing division winner lower their lifetime best at Woodbine Mohawk Park on Friday (Jun. 23). Darbyshire (Muscle Mass) continued his improvement and was the fastest winner of the five divisions. He was three lengths the best in 1:53 over Cruising Tom