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In the face of what's being termed a stop-gap year in British Columbia, the BC Standardbred Association's Executive Director remains optimistic about the long-term health of harness racing in the prov...

Rich Coleman, BC minister of housing and social development, has gone on the record with some very interesting comments regarding the future of the province's harness racing industry

On Wednesday September 9, the British Columbia Standardbred Breeders Society and British Columbia Standardbred Association voted 84% and 92%, respectively, to amalgamate to form Harness Racing BC

The BCSA and BCSBS held awards ceremonies this past Saturday, and Trot Insider has received the list of all award winners. A list of all the winners appears below.

It came as a surprise to many when David Aldred, outgoing BCSA/BCSBS executive director, announced he was leaving to return home to head Harness Racing South Australia

Once again, the harness racing industry has been able to do some unbelievable for one of its own in a time of need.

The BC Standardbred Association has announced that the results of a size and scope study commissioned by the BC Horse (thoroughbred and standardbred) Racing Industry will be presented tonight at Frase...

On Friday, October 10 at Fraser Downs, members of the BC Standardbred Association presented five lucky recipients cheques for $5,000 each as part of the BCSA - Jim Keeling Jr. Memorial Scholarship.

The September edition of the BCSA/BCSBS states that its executive director, David Aldred, will lead the BC standardbred racing and breeding industry for a further three years.

The BC Standardbred Association has reported that Fraser Downs trainer Sten Ericsson was admitted to the Peace Arch Hospital, in White Rock, BC earlier this week after suffering a stroke at his home.