Brian Brown

A $5,000 Lexington Selected yearling purchase is headed back to North America and into one of harness racing's top stables after being developed into a champion two- and three-year-old in Ireland.

If there is one trainer who year after year campaigns North America Cup contenders, that trainer would be Brian Brown.

Brian Brown doesn't normally campaign older horses. But 2020 is no ordinary year, and the four-year-old pacers he's bringing back aren't ordinary individuals by any means.

If there was a Standardbred horse whose name epitomized his season in 2019, Brian Brown would surely and begrudgingly have the 1-9 favourite with pacer Workin Ona Mystery.

Brian Brown sends two horses into Saturday’s $500,000 Max C. Hempt Memorial for three-year-old male pacers at The Downs at Mohegan Sun Pocono — including morning-line favourite Proof — as he looks to ...

The countdown to the 2019 Pepsi North America Cup is on, with Trot Insider profiling the horses predicted to be the top contenders for Canadian harness racing's richest prize.

It has been announced that trainer Brian Brown and driver Ronnie Wrenn Jr. have captured Jerry Kaltenbach Memorial Trophies for their 2018 seasons.

Woodbine-based trainer Jeff Gillis grabbed two victories in the five divisions of the $367,000 Western Ideal Bluegrass Two-Year-Old Colt and Gelding Pace Saturday, Sept. 29 at The Red Mile, winning wi...