Gaitway Farm

S Class, a full brother to the 2016 U.S. Trotter of the Year Marion Marauder, and So So De Vie, from the family of the sport’s all-time richest pacer Foiled Again, were among the two dozen two-year-ol...

Hearts & Horseshoes 4-H equine club was introduced to the training of harness racehorses this past Saturday (December 3).

“I was very impressed. She showed the class I think she’s got. She trained down like that; I think she’s a real horse. You never know yet. But nothing bothers her. Everything that she’s done has been ...

There were a number of stirring performances Monday when Gaitway Farm held its final round of June qualifiers, but the most inspiring had nothing to do with any of the horses that went onto the racetr...

Driver Daniel Dube liked his homebred two-year-old female pacer Queen Elsa when he arrived at Monday’s qualifiers at Gaitway Farm. Afterward, he really liked her.

When male pacer Blood Line kicked off Monday’s qualifiers for two-year-olds at Gaitway Farm with a sharp 1:54.2 win on a 60-degree morning with a gusty breeze, it certainly got the attention of his tr...

When announcer Larry Lederman went through the driver changes for Monday’s eighth-race qualifier at Gaitway Farm, spectators shared a few puzzled looks when Fredi Herrera was named on the No. 1 horse,...

“We knew they were nice, but it’s nice to see them matched up against other people and see that they’re at least decent.”

Gaitway Farm in New Jersey was profiled last weekend as part of mainstream media coverage in advance of the 89th edition of the Hambletonian.

Monday morning proved to be ‘Miller time’ for trainer Tom Fanning during Gaitway Farm's qualifying session for two-year-olds.