Keith Clark

On the heels of another award-winning weekend for Alberta horseman Keith Clark, his Open contender, Clintons Escape, pulled off a mild upset victory in British Columbia's $12,500 top pace contested du...

After earning his second O’Brien Award of Horsemanship last weekend, Alberta horseman Keith Clark picked up more trophies for his outstanding collection at the annual Alberta Standardbred Horse Associ...

On Wednesday, December 21, Standardbred Canada announced the finalists for the 2011 O’Brien Awards, which honour Canada’s best in harness racing over the past season

A total of 78 ballots for the 2011 O'Brien Awards are being sent out today, with candidates for the O’Brien Award of Horsemanship and the Armstrong Breeder of the Year Award also released

Hall of Fame horseman Keith Clark picked up where he left off last weekend at Northlands Park earning his second consecutive training triple at the Edmonton, Alberta oval. Meanwhile, over in Surrey, B...

Western Olympian and Double L Mystic each made it three-for-three since arriving at Northlands Park with wins on Sunday as part of a Keith Clark training triple

When it comes to claiming activity in Western Canada, many would argue that there is currently no bigger success story than that of Jennas Pass

Former $10,000 claiming mare Jennas Pass extended her win streak to eight with a wire-to-wire 1:54.1 triumph over the sloppy Fraser Downs racetrack on Sunday afternoon in the $35,000 Miss Cloverdale f...

Keith Clark trainees Comeshomeearly and Prairie Illusion swept a pair of $25,000 Premier Filly Pace divisions for two-year-old Alberta owned, sired or foaled fillies on Sunday afternoon at Northlands ...

Veteran horseman Keith Clark earned star of the card honours Sunday at Northlands Park as he recorded a training-driving grand slam during the 11-race

Keith Clark trainees swept the top spots in the $56,300 Alberta Marquis Final for three-year-old pacing fillies while the Gerry Hudon entry finished one-two in the $54,200 Alberta Maverick Final for ...

Trust The Artist converted from the pocket to prevail by a nose over Primary Purpose in the first $12,500 Open Pace of the meet at Fraser Downs on Sunday afternoon