North American Amateur Drivers Association

Talk about dominating. Not only did Bob Krivelin win five legs of the recently completed NAADA Trotting Series but he also was victorious in the series $15,000 finale which was presented Thursday even...

For the first time in decades, the North American Amateur Drivers Association (NAADA) winter/spring trotting series finally received enough entrants to present a consolation final when seven drivers, ...

The final leg of the NAADA Winter Trotting Series was contested at Monticello Raceway on Wednesday afternoon (March 30) and once again both Bob Kenney and Bobby Krivelin emerged victorious.

Favoured Polak A (Brian Sears, $4.60) snapped Phil Your Boots (Tyler Buter) at the wire on Saturday night, winning Yonkers Raceway’s $32,000 Open Handicap Pace.

Two divisions of the trotting series sponsored by the North American Amateur Drivers Association went postward Thursday afternoon at Monticello Raceway, with Bobby Krivelin and David Yarock coming awa...

Despite frigid temperatures and punishing winds, the fifth leg of the North American Amateur Drivers Association winter trotting series went to post on Saturday afternoon, February 13 at Freehold Race...

Fresh off a season where her driving talents earned her 2015 National Amateur Driver of the Year honours Hannah Miller is back in the winner’s circle after she copped a division of the North American ...

The World Cup, considered the Super Bowl of amateur racing, will take place in Budapest, Hungary in September 2016, and Hannah Miller has been designated to represent the United States in the prestigi...

Although he finished sixth in total points earned over the North American Amateur Drivers Association’s 12-race fall series, Dave Offenberg won the $15,000 Final at Yonkers Raceway on Saturday night (...

On Veteran’s Day (November 11) at Monticello Raceway, two local amateur driving clubs made donations to the local veterans food bank in Monticello. Both the North American Amateur Drivers Association ...

This past weekend, Yonkers Raceway’s horsepeople, as well as others from the harness racing community, went ‘Racing for a Cure’ – and everybody won.