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The burden of the COVID-19 pandemic on health care workers is difficult to understand for those not directly affected. For Nicole Bourgeois-Stocker, it was her everyday reality. So, after two years on the front lines, she returned to her first love, working with Standardbreds.

Leading up to the 2022 edition of National Caretaker Appreciation Day events taking place the week of August 29 – September 4, Standardbred Canada will profile caretakers from across the country in our Faces of Racing series.

Trot Insider has learned that horseman Rick Zeron will be out of action for an extended period of time after undergoing hip replacement surgery earlier this week.

Perfect weather highlighted Bob McClure Day at Hanover Raceway on Saturday (July 9), as the racetrack and their fans celebrated the accomplishments of a homegrown driver and their current driving champion.

Every age, sex, gait category of the 2022 Ontario Sires Stakes season is officially underway, with a pair of divisions kicking off the Gold campaign for rooking pacing colts Saturday night (July 9) at Woodbine Mohawk Park.

In this week's Rewind Robert Smith takes a stroll back in time to 1980 as he recalls a number of happenings and names ofthose who were "In The News"  back then.

Round two of the Wind & Roses Trotting Series went postward Thursday evening at Woodbine Mohawk Park, and the sequel featured a table-turning triumph by BCs Rose over week-one winner Stonebridge Strong.

Grand River Raceway’s Ontario Sires Stakes season got off to a quick start on Friday, July 16 as Fuzzy Angel rocketed around the Elora oval to a 1:56.3 victory in the first $22,150 three-year-old trotting filly Grassroots division. Starting from Post 4, driver Jody Jamieson fired Fuzzy Angel away from the start and reached the quarter-pole in :28.1. The filly opened up a six length margin on the field by the :57.3 half and had extended her lead to 10 lengths by the 1:26.3 three-quarters. Fro...

The preseason bonanza continued at Woodbine Mohawk Park on Friday morning (June 4), with a 15-race qualifying session dedicated to sophomore trotters and pacing fillies providing plenty of action at Ontario's premier harness racing venue.

The preseason bonanza continued at Woodbine Mohawk Park on Friday morning (June 4), with a 15-race qualifying session dedicated to sophomore trotters and pacing fillies providing plenty of action at Ontarios premier harness racing venue. No Pay No Way delivered a front-end 1:57.1 score in preparation for her upcoming season and registered the fastest trotting mile of the morning session in doing so. Trainer-driver Rick Zeron pushed the New York-eligible Credit Winner filly to the fore from post...