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Eight Indiana-sired male and female trotters and pacers will continue their quest for Breeders Crown trophies in 12 championship contests worth $7.

Anderson, IN --- Eight Indiana-sired male and female harness racing trotters and pacers will continue their quest for Breeders Crown trophies in 12 championship contests worth $7.2 million on Friday (Oct. 27) and Saturday (Oct. 28) at Harrah’s Hoosier Park. The eagerly anticipated action commences at 6 p.m. each evening. This is the third time (2017

The Diving World Cup 2024 will comprise three events, keeping off in Montreal, shifting to Berlin and then culminating in a Super Final in Xi’an, China.

T C I (Cantab Hall-Nicole’s Promise) has the opportunity to become the sport’s richest ever harness racing 2-year-old on Friday (Oct. 27) when he competes against nine rivals in the $700,000 Breeders Crown final for rookie male trotters at Harrah’s Hoosier Park, but in the eyes of trainer Ron Burke, a victory would give the

Next year's series will make stops in Beijing, Paris, Markham (Canada) and Budapest, with the opener in early April and the finale on July 5-7.

Driver John De Long was the star of the show at Hoosier Park on Friday night (Oct. 13) winning five Indiana Sires Stakes harness racing finals raced over a track that got wetter as the night progressed and the rain intensified. De Long, Hoosier Park’s second leading driver behind Trace Tetrick, took three $250,000 Super

Woodbine Mohawk Park will feature the finale of the 2023 Ontario Sires Stakes (OSS) program, hosting the final four Super Finals for the provincial program's brightest stars on Saturday, Oct. 14.

Storm Shadow (Bettors Delight) defeated heavy favourite Funtime Bayama in a tough harness racing effort to upset at 31-1 in the $300,000 Ontario Sires Stakes Super Final for rookie pacing males on Friday (Oct. 13) at Woodbine Mohawk Park. The colt slotted in sixth with Bob McClure in the bike as Chain Gang (James MacDonald)

Willys Home Run (Archangel) crushed in the $300,000 Ontario Sires Stakes Super Final for two-year-old trotting fillies on Friday (Oct. 13) at Woodbine Mohawk Park, completing an undefeated campaign in the provincial program. The filly made her post 10 draw an afterthought with a march to the front in a :27.4 first quarter, claiming the

Woodbine Mohawk Park featured four $300,000 Super Finals on Friday (Oct. 13) evening to conclude the 2023 Ontario Sires Stakes Gold divisions.