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EXCLUSIVE: Ahead of its bow at Series Mania, French sci-fi drama Sea Shadows been picked up for distribution. France TV Distribution has acquired rights to the show, which is from Mintee Studio and Thalie Images and is for the sale house’s stablemate, France 2. The series, originally known as Rivages, will follow a marine scientist …

I consider John Hallett one of the unsung heroes of our harness racing sport. Absolutely meticulous in his ways, Hall of Fame horseman Wally Hennessey remembers John Hallett from when he was just a “little tyke” that came over to his barn at Exhibition Park (in Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada) as a six-year-old “selling

Trainer Brett Derue is the midst of a career year at Saratoga Casino Hotel and on Monday, Oct. 16, the meet’s leading conditioner achieved two feats he had yet to accomplish this season.

There isn’t much in the world harness racing that driver Wally Hennessey hasn’t done. The veteran has compiled more than 11,500 wins in his illustrious career which has led him to enshrinement into three different Halls of Fame. The native of Prince Edward Island was inducted into the Sports Hall of Fame there in 2006 […]

About 1/100th of a second decided the outcome of Pompano Park's featured $14,200 Open for pacing mares on Wednesday night (Jan. 26) as Crisp Mane, knocking at the door in her last three tries, finally broke into the winner's circle.

Sea Shadows, confidently handled by Wally Hennessey, scored a repeat victory in Pompano Park's $14,200 Open Pace for mares on Wednesday night (Jan. 19).

Sea Shadows, confidently handled by Wally Hennessey, used a :26.4 sprint home to capture Pompano Park's $14,200 Open I Pace for mares on Wednesday night (Jan. 12), stopping the timer in 1:52.2.

Image Of A Dream, driven by trainer Rick Plano, made her 100th career start a memorable one as the seven-year-old daughter of Rockin Image scored a repeat win in Pompano Park's $14,200 Open Pace for mares on Wednesday night (Jan. 5).

Although Image Of A Dream won the Wednesday night (Dec. 29) feature at Pompano Park, top billing on the program went to 14-year-old warhorse Terlingua, who retired in style after winning his second race in the last 72 hours to cap a career that spanned 319 career starts and led to 54 lifetime wins.

The Viking filled several roles: Submarine hunter, aerial tanker, electronic warfare, and even some cargo missions.