Dean Hoffman

Two impressive trotters. The same day. The same track. The same mile time, each world record setting. Unfortunately for harness racing fans, chances are they will never race against each other...but w...

When Hall Of Fame trainers go on the record stating that a trotter could have won the Hambletonian as a two-year-old, rest assured that this horse is a special animal

In his latest Trot Blog, Dean Hoffman takes a look at the extraordinary stallion Abercrombie and his influence on this year's field for the $1.5 million Pepsi North America Cup

One of harness racing's true pioneers, icons, Renaissance Men...whatever title given to him, Stan Bergstein's name is synonymous with our industry and today

One of this year's Elitlopp participants was hooked up in a jog cart one day after foaling. With over $1 million earned and showing no signs of letting up at the age of six, there's no reason to think...

As the 2009 World Driving Championship concludes in Norway, Canadian driving rep Brad Forward supplied us with a double dose of blog postings and Trot Insider has added photos of the scenic

This week's edition of Trot Radio digs deeper into two of the sessions slated for next week's Standardbred Wagering Conference

Hall of Fame writer Dean Hoffman has nothing but rave reviews about the youth entering harness racing through the University of Arizona's Race Track Industry Program

The sun rose in the East today and taxes go up instead of down. And Super News was the leading stallion in Norway last year

Napoleon couldn’t sustain his dominance of Europe, but the masters of French trotting have certainly done so

The marathoners will take to the track on Sunday at Vincennes in Paris in the Prix de Paris, a race over the distance of 4,125 meters and, yes, that's a tad more than 2.5 miles

Word comes from Germany of the death of Diamond Way, the champion sire there for an incredible 17 consecutive years