Handicapping Challenge

Grand Circuit Challenge Offers $100K

It has been announced that the 2016 Grand Circuit Challenge will offer a $100,000 grand prize to any contestant who can successfully pick the winner in each of the contest’s 18 races.

Free 30-And-Under Handicapping Contest

In its continuing effort to attract younger fans to the racetrack and engage them in playing the races, the Meadowlands Racetrack is offering a free handicapping contest exclusively for fans age 30 an...

Adams Surges In Handicapping Contest

After nine weeks of blowing away the rest of the handicappers, Jay Hochstetler all of a sudden finds himself in a horse race in the 2016 Hambletonian Society Grand Circuit Handicapping Challenge, as R...

Manders Wins Fan Club Contest

The results are in for the I Love Canadian Harness Racing Fan Club’s Online and On-Track handicapping contests! Rockin Ron rocked his way to the finish line along with our two contest winners on Sunda...

Handicapping Contest Update

Rusty Nash scored a hat trick Sunday evening to be the top handicapper in Week 8 of the 2016 Hambletonian Society Grand Circuit Handicapping Challenge by tabbing the winner of the Confederation Cup an...

Update On Handicapping Contest

Following a bye week, Ray Cotolo had a big weekend earning 71.4 points and moving from eighth to fourth place in Week 7 of the 2016 Hambletonian Society Grand Circuit Handicapping Challenge.

Stanley Koper Wins WHHC

Stanley Koper, 67, of Chicago Ridge, IL, captured the $16,600 grand prize in the 2016 World Harness Handicapping Championship on Saturday, April 30 at Meadowlands Racing & Entertainment.

Callahan Wins Six At The Meadowlands

With many of the regulars racing at The Downs at Mohegan Sun Pocono, driver Corey Callahan took full advantage and won six races on the 12-race program at the Meadowlands Saturday night.

Fantasy Winner Eyes Big Prize

Lifelong racing fan Rick Kalina of Strongsville, Ohio, is looking forward to this weekend’s World Harness Handicapping Championship at The Meadowlands, with his sights squarely set on the $20,000 gran...

Spots Open For Handicapping Contest

Next Saturday, April 30, the top horseplayers in North America will compete for over $50,000 in prize money* in the 2016 World Harness Handicapping Championship, at the Meadowlands Racetrack in East R...

Noye Ready For Handicapping Challenge

"You know, betting on horses that you're not used to can be a challenge, 'cause you don't know the tracks, you don't know some of the drivers, but a little luck goes a long way."

Barre Wins ‘Last Chance’ Qualifier

Joe Barre of Waretown, New Jersey took the top spot in the ‘Last Chance World Harness Handicapping Championship Qualifier’ at the Meadowlands Racetrack on April 2.