Brian Brown

The Woodbine Entertainment Group's final major stakes night of the season featured the $1.8 million "Fall Four" Grand Circuit events for two-year-olds on Saturday, Nov. 19 at Woodbine Racetrack.

To some casual observers, Brian Brown is an overnight sensation in the training ranks. Realistically, he is a classic example of an 'overnight sensation' that just happened to be decades in the making...

In harness racing, a pretty horse doesn’t always mean a fast horse. However, in the case of Type A Grey, pretty does mean fast.

Brian Brown is enjoying the best season of his harness racing career, and it got even better last weekend when the Ohio native won his first Breeders Crown.

Forget the driver. Don’t care about the trainer. As he prepares for Saturday’s $400,000 final of the Delvin Miller Adios Pace for the Orchids Presented by Coors Light at The Meadows Racetrack & Ca...

Friskie Lil Devil, who captured the $200,000 Ohio Sires Stakes Championship for freshman pacing fillies in her final 2014 start, opened her 2015 campaign by copping the $38,000 James K. Hackett Memori...

The Ohio Chapter of the United States Harness Writers Association will hand out its annual awards at the Ohio Harness Horseman’s Association banquet on Saturday, January 24, 2015 at the Columbus Marri...

“As a racehorse, he just does everything the way you want it done. He’s just a nice little horse that never disappoints you....Those kinds are nice to have, but hard to get.”

After having won her opening-heat elimination courtesy of a first-over trip, the Indiana-bred Colors A Virgin came right back with a similar game plan in the $178,862 Jugette final on Wednesday, Septe...

While the harness racing industry in Ohio is experiencing a renaissance due to the addition of slots and expanded gaming at the state's racetracks, Hall of Famer and Grand Circuit President John Campb...