Drew Campbell

She hasn’t visited the winner’s circle since her first start here a month ago, but Seventimesavirgin got familiar with that area again after she won the $16,000 Winners-Over Handicap for fillies and m...

Western Stepp regained the top form she exhibited earlier this year at Plainridge Park as she won the $16,000 Winners-Over Handicap pace for fillies and mares on Tuesday afternoon (Sept. 4).

There were two stars at Plainridge Park on Thursday; one was in front of the race bike and one was sitting in it.

When you think of the sport’s top driving colonies, which track comes to mind? Woodbine Mohawk Park? Yonkers Raceway? The Meadowlands Racetrack? There are many to choose from, although one colony that...

After getting beat on the front end the last two weeks, Western Stepp switched strategies and found her way back to the winner’s enclosure on Tuesday afternoon (June 12) after capturing the $14,000 Fi...

Caviart Shelly continued her sharp form from May into June, tripping out to a big win in the $14,000 Fillies and Mares Winners-Over Handicap feature at Plainridge Park on Tuesday, June 5.

A superior court judge in Maine recently denied appeals from horsemen Drew Campbell, Randy Bickmore and Stephen Vafiades in regard to cobalt positives that were announced last summer.

A stay has been ordered for three trainers in Maine after the state's harness racing commission suspended them for the use of cobalt.

More information has come to light in regard to the cobalt positives that were announced in Maine late last week. The positives resulted in fines and suspensions for a number of racing participants.

It has been reported that seven different horsepeople have been handed suspensions and fines in relation to cobalt.

Drew Campbell is ready to test the waters. Campbell, who last year became the first person to be honoured by the Maine Harness Horsemen’s Association