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Scott Glenn Nichol, 73, of Camden, Delaware passed away at his home suddenly on Jan. 11, 2024 after a six-month battle with heart failure.

On Sunday (Dec. 31), Harrah’s Philadelphia held a 14-race twilight card to close out its 2023 racing season.

Winbak Farm has announced that Artspeak p, 2, 1:50.2; 3, 1:47.4 ($1,770,980), will have a new base of operations for stallion duty in 2024.

What a year! I can’t wait to see the voting by the USHWANs who have been this honor to vote on this important issue. I have been asked why I took the time to do all this work. Simple! Few realize the financial implications of a single vote can be huge and, since many USHWAns,

On Sunday, Dec. 3, the Meadows Standardbred Owners Association (MSOA) honoured its longtime president and board member Rich Gillock, who is retiring at year’s end. At MSOA’s annual Auction for Charity, current and past board members rose to applaud Gillock’s distinguished service and leadership through often challenging, sometimes turbulent times.

The Au Revoir Pace for 14-year-old senior pacers headlined the Thursday (Dec. 14) afternoon card at Monticello Raceway.

The sophomore class for trotting colts and geldings was full of talent, the “wealth” and speed shared by a number of horses all vying for year-end harness racing honors. But, at the end of the season, there was one particular colt emerging by taking three of our sport’s most prestigious events-Tactical Approach. Here’s a look

On Sunday, Dec. 3, the Meadows Standardbred Owners Association (MSOA) honored its longtime president and board member Rich Gillock, who is retiring at year’s end. At MSOA’s annual Auction for Charity, current and past board members rose to applaud Gillock’s distinguished service and leadership through often challenging, sometimes turbulent times.

It has been 40 years since harness racing greats Its Fritz and Cam Fella locked hooves in the Summer Championship at The Meadowlands. It was, quite possibly, the most anticipated match-up of the year and, after Its Fritz used his tremendous brushing power to open what was thought to be an insurmountable lead, Cam Fella

After five seasons of pacing his way over North American harness racing ovals and earning more than a million dollars, Workin Ona Mystery (Captaintreacherous) will now call Indiana home. More specifically, he’ll begin 2024 at Alvin Schwartz’s Boarding Farm, standing his first season at stud there, for a fee of $4,000. Now 7, Workin Ona