Big Bad John

Manofmanymissions fought off Dejarmbro in the third heat match race to win the 119th Kentucky Futurity for three-year-old trotters and wrap up another stakes filled program at The Red Mile on Sunday

Three-year-old Western Hanover colt Big Bad John, racing for hometown trainer Ron Potter, fended off a hard-closing Roll With Joe to capture the $252,864 final of the Little Brown Jug on Thursday

In the fall of 2009, Ed Telle of Powel, Ohio purchased a yearling pacing colt by the name of Blank Canvas for $130,000 at the Lexington Selected Yearling Sale. Since then, Blank Canvas, who is now kno...

One day after Big Bad John dodged an early breaker and went on to win his $200,000 Pennsylvania Sire Stakes final at Chester Racetrack, his trainer, Ron Potter, has gone on the record regarding the co...

Sophomore stars were out in full force at Harrah’s Chester Racetrack on Monday afternoon, as the oval hosted a quartet of $200,000 PASS finals

Three-year-old pacing filly See You At Peelers is the 3-1 favourite in the first of two wagering pools for the 2011 Little Brown Jug

According to a report, there may be a possible driver dilemma after Big Bad John's open-length victory in his $102,750 division of the Oliver Wendell Holmes

One of the greatest days in harness racing is here. No less than 14 stakes events at The Meadowlands with the world watching. North American trotting's richest prize, the $1.5 million Hambletonian is ...

Fresh from eight days of focused R&R following two major disappointments, Big Bad John returned to the racing wars with renewed vigor Saturday at The Meadows when he captured a division of a $210,...

Big Bad John, the Delaware hometown favourite for the 66th Little Brown Jug, has returned to work following 10 days of relaxation at the Kesmarc Equine Clinic

"Truthfully, when you're going for this kind of money you try to go with a game plan but you've got to be careful not to overdo it, and going for $1.5 million I highly doubt they're going to be at the...

One day before Game 7 of the Stanley Cup playoffs, the Toronto Maple Leafs' Luke Schenn was not at a rink or in a studio discussing the showdown, but in Campbellville, Ont., talking horses