Casie Coleman

McWicked was the star of the Glamour Boy division in a quartet of $260,000 Pennsylvania Sires Stakes Championships for three-year-olds on Sunday afternoon at Harrah's Philadelphia as he turned in a mi...

Heavy 1-5 favourite McWicked fought off fellow elimination winner Somewhere In L A to prevail in the $400,000 Delvin Miller Adios Pace for the Orchids Presented by Coors Light at The Meadows on Saturd...

Canada’s five-time trainer of the year -— and the winner of all three Ontario Sires Stakes Gold events at Grand River Raceway on July 16 -— nearly quit the game at the height of her career.

"He talks a lot to anyone that will listen, but other than that he is a great horse to be around. And all he does is talk. He’s just really vocal.”

"Everything seems great. If he's as good on Saturday night as he is right now, then we're in good shape."

Bill Davis was one of the first responders when Casie Coleman sustained serious burns in a barn fire in 2000. Now, with Davis’ stable having been decimated after a deadly barn fire in B.C. this past w...

We’re all used to seeing them in the bike, driving horses around Mohawk’s seven-eighths mile oval. Well, on Sunday, May 25, you’ll see them line up behind the starting gate car in shorts and runners...

Trainer Casie Coleman, who recently captured the Little Brown Jug with Vegas Vacation, has gone on the record as saying that she will be dipping into the breeding side of the industry.

On Thursday, September 19 at the Delaware County Fair in Ohio, Canadian trainer Casie Coleman won the 2013 Little Brown Jug in straight heats with three-year-old gelding Vegas Vacation. The win was th...

While the connections of some horses were pleased to see top rated sophomore pacer Captaintreacherous not entered in the 2013 Little Brown Jug, others -- including one of the colt's owners -- weren't ...

Casie Coleman’s fondness for the Delaware County Fair and the Little Brown Jug goes back years, to when she lived and trained in western Canada and watched the historic race at parties with friends.

A field of 19 sophomore pacers have dropped into the box for the $552,551 Little Brown Jug, the second leg of Pacing's Triple Crown, set for Thursday (Sept. 19) at the Delaware County Fair.