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"People have voted with their own money with no politics involved. Hopefully this will inspire our industry leaders to continue with a fund like this where the money can be used to promote harness rac...

The Meadowlands Racetrack has set up a special account for industry participants and racing fans who have pledged support for the television broadcasts of the 2014 Little Brown Jug and the Meadowlands...

The drive to nationally televise two of harness racing's major stakes races has received a major boost from three sources, pushing the total to more than $55,000 in just four days.

Both The Grand Circuit and the U.S. Trotting Association announced support on Friday to nationally televise two of harness racing's top stakes events in 2014.

Several of the sport's top Grand Circuit races, including the Hambletonian, Little Brown Jug, the Art Rooney and the quartet of major stakes on June 28 at Pocono Downs, will air live on Sirius XM radi...

"Who benefits from showing these races on national TV? It's us, the participants in harness racing -- the owners, drivers, trainers, breeders, racetracks and everyone else involved."

It has been announced that International Sound Corporation (ISC) has been chosen to install a new High Definition broadcast control room at the New Meadowlands Racetrack.

The Quebec Jockey Club has announced that live harness racing at Hippodrome de Quebec will be broadcast on the Internet and therefore, fans will be able to wager on these races