Meadowlands Racetrack

“You need to be in the race to have a chance. He’s a good horse, he’s healthy and he’s followed the program. He’s faced those kinds of horses before and he’s been competitive...I have a good feeling (...

“It’s going to be an interesting day. There are a lot of good trotters out there. I guess it’s all going to depend how everything sets up.”

“I try to do what we always did here, taking it easy and don’t step too much out of the line. We try to follow the routine and do what we always do. Hopefully the program we put together for the horse...

“He’s fast. I don’t know if he’s as fast as Greenshoe, but we’ll see. If he can just behave, he can be right there. And he’s strong, too… he’s got all the tools. It’s just all the puzzle pieces need t...

CBS Sports Network will present a 90-minute telecast of the $1-million Hambletonian, live from the Meadowlands Racetrack in East Rutherford, New Jersey on Saturday (August 3), from 4 to 5:30 p.m. (EDT...

Officials with the Meadowlands Racetrack have released an overview of some of the wagering opportunities that will be available during this Saturday’s (August 3) Hambletonian Day program at the East R...

The final Future Wager on the 94th edition of the Hambletonian at the Meadowlands Racetrack will open its fourth and final pool opened on Thursday (August 1) at 11:00 a.m.

When owner Jules Siegel gets ready to watch his horses race at the Meadowlands Racetrack, he can often be found pacing the track’s apron, isolated from friends and fans, walking his nerves off. One da...

“As an owner, this is our race. Everybody wants to be in the Hambletonian. Having a horse that’s good enough, it may never happen again. But I’m enjoying the ride.”

“It’s tough to be (in the Hambletonian). Everything must be a hundred per cent perfect that day. When all the horses are on the same level, it can be the post position and the horse must be a hundred ...

“He is a longshot for the race, but we’re going to give him a chance. We think we’ve got him sharp and ready. Basically, we need a lot of luck and hopefully he puts his best foot forward.”

“It’s tough to describe how big it is. A lot of trainers have done this longer than me and have never been to the Oaks, so I’m very fortunate and happy to be there. The whole team has worked so hard, ...