Brandon Campbell

Standardbred Canada has announced, effective immediately, that Brandon Campbell will be stepping down from participation in the Western Regional Driving Championship due to injury.

The Alberta Standardbred Horse Association (ASHA) held its annual general meeting and elected its new board of directors on Saturday, April 20.

The Western Regional Driving Championship, the first of four regional events, kicks off the path to the 2024 National Driving Championship (NDC) in Trois-Rivières, Que., on July 5.

The best of Alberta's 2023 harness racing season were honoured at the annual Alberta Standardbred Horse Association (ASHA) Awards during a night of glitz and glam on Saturday, March 9 at the Best West...

When the 2023 season of harness racing concluded at Fraser Downs, perennial standouts Brandon Campbell and Kelly Hoerdt finished atop the leaderboards for drivers and trainers at the B.C. oval. But wh...

Trot Insider has compiled a list of the leading drivers and trainers at racetracks across Canada through the 2023 harness racing season.

Daisy Corvette shined during the season finale on New Year's Eve as the Shanisty Andres-conditioned mare went gate-to-wire to take $14,000 Fillies and Mares Preferred on Sunday, Dec. 31 at Century Mil...

After his five-race win streak was halted in last week's $10,000 Preferred Handicap Pace, Sunshine Boy reasserted his dominance as the Fraser Downs meet came to a close on Friday, Dec. 15.

Outlawstormywether topped stablemate Metaki in a neck decision for Brandon Campbell as Alberta's leading horseman ended Friday evening with half a dozen driving wins to dominate the eight-race card at...

Stash The Cookies capped off a five-win night at Century Mile for driver Brandon Campbell with a wire-to-wire victory in the Friday featured finale, the $14,000 Fillies & Mares Preferred Handicap Pace...

Easy. First, Side Piece in Saturday night’s $134,300 Century Casino Filly Pace. Then, two races later, Blue Star Mercury in the $110,710 Western Canada Pacing Derby -- both humiliating their opponents...

After posting a 32-1 upset in the elimination, Blue Star Mercury returned on Saturday (Oct. 21) evening at Century Mile to win the $110,710 Western Canada Pacing Derby from gate-to-wire.