The Meadowlands

After defeating two past Dan Patch Award winners to capture a division of last week’s first leg of the Miss Versatility Series, the next task for Herculisa is equally daunting.

Maybe the indicator came at qualifiers Friday morning, when Tony Alagna trainees won the first six races, because Alagna’s barn carried that momentum into Saturday night (May 7), taking both $50,000 s...

Nine local New Jersey charitable organizations have been selected to compete in the Meadowlands Charity Handicapping Contest on Saturday, May 14.

In the first leg of the Miss Versatility Series on a rain-soaked Friday night at The Meadowlands, the first $30,000 division went as expected while the other did not.

The qualifiers in early May at The Meadowlands typically feature some of harness racing's top performers, and the session on Friday (May 6) was no exception.

The Miss Versatility Series, an Open event for mare trotters, kicks off on Friday (May 6), with some big names on the entry list at The Meadowlands.

Stakes action has hit the warming air in North America with The Meadowlands set to gather some of the continent’s top burgeoning talent for the first round of the Graduate Series on Saturday (May 7).

Todd Slembarski of Swoyersville, Pennsylvania captured the April 30 qualifier for the World Harness Handicapping Championship (WHHC) at the Meadowlands Racetrack. 

When it came to the Saturday night (April 30) feature at The Meadowlands, track announcer Ken Warkentin said it best: “Charlie May came to play!”

A number of notable performers and divisonal champions were in action during the stacked qualifying session on Saturday (April 30) at The Meadowlands.

Fashion Schooner had a rough go of it last year as a two-year-old, but you wouldn’t know it if you saw her Friday night at The Meadowlands.

If you are a racetrack regular, you hear it all the time from other racetrack regulars: “I will not bet the favourite. All I want to do is beat the favourite.”