Arch Madness

North American trotting powerhouses Arch Madness and Define The World made their presence felt on an international stage in Norway on Sunday

Two of the hottest trotters in North America have received invitations to one of harness racing's most prestigious international events

Arch Madness didn’t get the chance to compete in the Breeders Crown at Mohegan Sun at Pocono Downs last October due to injury but on Friday night, he showed up and gained some revenge

Double millionaire Arch Madness rallied home from the backfield over a sloppy racetrack in the $35,000 Open Trot at Harrah's Chester on Friday to score his second straight victory of the season

Lucky Jim, the 2009 Dan Patch Award winner for best older male trotter, makes his seasonal debut Friday in a $35,000 Open Handicap

Arch Madness, who has earned more than $2.4 million in his career, is on the comeback trail after missing the second half of 2010

The Saturday morning slate of qualifiers at the Meadowlands featured familiar names signaling that the stakes season for harness racing's older competitors cannot be far away

In 2009, Lucky Jim streaked onto the scene and dominated the open trotting class in devastating fashion, as he won the Breeders Crown Trot at the Meadowlands Racetrack on his way to year-end divisiona...

Three of harness racing's most dominant trotters will not appear on this year's Hambletonian Day program electing to skip the $300,000 Nat Ray

Lucky Jim has Post 2 in a $40,000 prep race Friday at the Meadowlands Racetrack for the $200,000 Titan Cup for older trotters, July 3 at the Big M. This will be Lucky Jim’s first start back in the U.S...

Arch Madness, driven by Brian Sears, made harness racing history Tuesday night at Pocono Downs when he stopped the teletimer in 1:51

Less than 24 hours after an invitation was offered and accepted, Arch Madness will not be headed to race overseas