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The Conscience of Thoroughbred Racing
By Ken Weingartner — Growing up together in southeastern Illinois, Jazmin Arnold and Alesha Binkley were inseparable during their summers off from school. “If you
By Ken Weingartner — Total handle, purses, wagering per race and per betting interest in the United States all increased while the number of race days
By Ken Weingartner – None of the six pacing divisional winners for the 2019 Dan Patch Awards were able to garner all the votes in
By Ken Weingartner — The Hanover Shoe Farms Foundation has made a grant of $50,000 to the Standardbred Transition Alliance (STA) to support their mission of accrediting
By Kathy Parker – Michelle Crawford, a breeder and owner of horses with her husband, Al, at Crawford Farms in New York, has helped organize
By Ken Weingartner — After weathering what turned out to be an extended storm of injury issues that kept 2015 Horse of the Year Award
All four 3-year-old Breeders Crown champions — Dancin Lou, Gimpanzee, Warrawee Ubeaut, and Winndevie — return to action for the first time since their Crown
By Bob Roberts — “Big Dogs” Ready for Sunday’s Potomac Pace at Rosecroft: One hundred grand has never been spent as well at a racetrack
By KEN WEINGARTNER — After delivering the Pinske family its first Breeders Crown trophy, Amigo Volo will look to continue his stakes-winning ways in Thursday’s
By Brandon Valvo — Milton, ON — Bold Eagle basked in the afternoon sunlight on the tarmac at Toronto Pearson International Airport last Saturday (Oct.
By Ken Weingartner — Twenty years ago, Todd Clements was working as a network administrator in Toronto when his father got sick and asked his
By KEN WEINGARTNER — Luc Blais was pleased when Forbidden Trade received a bye to advance directly to Saturday’s $500,000 Breeders Crown final for 3-year-old
By KEN WEINGARTNER — Third Shift and Moon Bridge got a little unscheduled time off recently because of sickness, but the two Ake Svanstedt trainees
By KEN WEINGARTNER — Brandon Bates has a horse in the Breeders Crown for the first time, and it’s Priceless. Priceless, who last week won
By KEN WEINGARTNER — The wide-open sophomore pacing colt landscape and a sparkling performance in the Ontario Sire Stake 3-year-old filly pace Super Final triggered
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