North American Amateur Drivers Association

Despite the inclement weather two short-field divisions roughed the wind and the rain and competed over a muddy racetrack in the North American Amateur Drivers Association's $8,000 non-wagering trots ...

When a horse is deemed the best in a race, the driver knows the most preferential place to be is on the front end. And that's just where Alan Schwartz put Ladys Big Stormont in the North American Amat...

A short five-horse field gathered at Monticello Raceway on Thursday (March 12) for a $5,000 trot. Ladys Big Stormont narrowly held off a hard-charging Multitaskr Hanover (Dave Yarock) in the second le...

It was a tough day for racing at Monticello Raceway with the pouring rain and the muddy track; still business went on as usual.

Feelin Red Hot (George Brennan, $5.80) successfully authored another installment of ‘Catch Me If You Can’ Friday night (August 23), winning Yonkers Raceway’s $46,000 Filly and Mare Open Handicap Pace.

Although John Calabrese won a race for the North American Amateur Drivers Association (NAADA), it was the Italians who walked away with the trophy.

After two days on the beach under wispy clouds and 90-degree (Fahrenheit) heat, the United States' amateur driving team scooted off to the Padovanella Hippodromo in Padova, Italy, for the first leg of...

As they did last year, and for several years previously, several members of the North American Amateur Drivers Association (NAADA) will be winging their way to Italy for another Friendship Competition...

After spending the winter competing in amateur races at Pompano Park, Joe Pennacchio, last year's Amateur Driver of the Year, has moved north and made his first start in this season's NAADA trotting s...

The North American Amateur Drivers Association kicked off its 37th season with a Thursday afternoon trot at Monticello Raceway, and when the judges hung the official sign Joe Lee was victorious after ...