Dr. Ian Moore

Canadians are well represented among the 2025 nominees for the Dan Patch Awards.

"He’s done it all. He’s won multiple O’Brien Awards and most of our biggest races. He’s a hall of famer. And speaking of that, they always say that a TRUE hall of famer -- in any walk of life -- is su...

Beau Jangles put an exclamation point on an undefeated freshman season, winning the $959,000 Grade 1 Breeders Crown for two-year-old male pacers on Friday, Oct. 24 at Woodbine Mohawk Park in a stakes-...

"Like they say, it all comes down to the Breeders Crown. That's what it's all about this time of year; everybody wants to win a Breeders Crown and I'm no different."

With the battle won and his perfect record intact through eight starts, Beau Jangles towered over the Woodbine Mohawk Park winner’s circle late on Saturday night, Sept. 20 – ears sharp, a crisp white ...

If the conversation is 2025 Somebeachsomewhere Horse of the Year contenders, Beau Jangles has most definitely entered the chat.

Dr. Ian Moore trainee Beau Jangles and driver Bob McClure scored the tactical edge on fellow unbeaten rookie Frantic Hanover and kept his own perfect record intact in winning the $1 million Metro Pace...

A clash of the undefeated titans is coming to Woodbine Mohawk Park on Saturday, Sept. 20.

Rookie star Beau Jangles is now unbeaten through six career starts after powering to his fourth Ontario Sires Stakes (OSS) Gold victory of the year in the $140,000 fourth-leg event for freshman pacing...

It’s too early to know how Beau Jangles will do once he dances with the greats in his division, but there’s no denying the legend of the precocious, undefeated Ontario-sired two-year-old pacer is grow...

Fresh off a redeeming victory in the Grade 1 Delvin Miller Adios at The Meadows, Prince Hal Hanover will lead a loaded field of sophomore pacers in the Grade 2 Carl Milstein Memorial going for a purse...

Speed isn't everything in harness racing, but it's certainly a solid measuring stick in the Standardbred world.