Norm Borg

In a special weekend edition of Trot Radio, Norm Borg caught up with Coville Cup winner Travis Henry to discuss his harness racing roots and the upcoming Rookie Vs. Champ Driver Challenge on Sunday

"Mine was basically like a noodle kids hit each other with in a pool. I went to a meeting, I had Bill O'Donnell behind me, John Campbell, Stan Bergstein...and it just fell on deaf ears."

In the second of a two part feature, Trot Radio's look back at 2010 reflects on some of the highlights of the past year

In the first of a two part feature, Trot Radio looks back at the year that was

"The report was fairly comprehensive and it spoke to not just direct participants within our industry, but the indirect. We tried to draw from those folks their perceptions - not just trainers and own...

"We want to put a bit of an edge to harness racing. You know things about horse racing that's never been put out there; the competitiveness, the wanting of that win, and the striving to get it.

He's the leading dash winner in Canadian harness racing. He's the first Canadian driver to hit 1,000 wins before the age of 22. Now Scott Zeron will show the world his talent in an international drivi...

"The filly wasn't over the two heats, we didn't have a long enough spell in between to recover. In the final she was better than she was in the elimination...had she an extra month between races, I th...

He was the youngest driver to have a million dollar season in 2008 and in a matter of days he'll be the youngest driver in harness racing to hit

"I've given that some thought because I've heard other people's opinions, and I think anybody that's realistic when you put your top group together - whether it's top three - he has got to be in the c...

"I think certainly the people that were here on-track the days we had them and the people that were watching in really enjoyed what they saw...overall, they were well received."

You would think that a filly defeated only once in 20 lifetime starts would cause a driver forced to line up to her outside some serious concern.