Race Rewind

Twenty years ago this week, Ball And Chain made Canadian harness racing history by pacing a mile that broke the vaunted 1:50 barrier for the first time.

"Anybody's who's ever went there has always talked about it, and that part of the prestige that goes with the Gold Cup & Saucer is that it's a bucket-list race on everybody's calendar. One time in...

With the excitement of harness racing returning to Calgary, Alberta this weekend for the first time since 2006 at the new Century Downs Racetrack and Casino, Trot Insider takes a look back on one of t...

Only a handful of North American-based trotters have been able to win France's prestigious Prix d'Amerique. Will another name be added to that list in 2015?

With phenomenal trotting filly Mission Brief entering the discussion as a possible entrant in the 2015 Hambletonian against the boys, Trot Insider looks back at the last filly to win the prestigious r...

While most of the races suggested for TROT's 40 moments of the last 40 years involve a horse winning a race, a few of those moments involve horses so dominant their losses are just as memorable.

On this day in 1990, Artsplace paced one of the most talked about miles in harness racing history.

This Sunday, October 12, marks the 30th anniversary of one of harness racing's most remembered races. An upset that both shocked the masses and helped put a brand new championship series on the map.

In just over one month, the famed Prix D'Ete will be revived after an absence of more than two decades. But it was 25 years ago today (Aug. 20) that a Canadian-based horse won that prestigious event a...

On this day 30 years ago, Legal Notice etched his name in the annals of harness racing history by winning the first ever North America Cup.

With the Breeders Crown celebrating its 30th anniversary, Trot Insider looks back on the first Canadian-sired winner of the prestigious championship series for the first instalment of a new Standardbr...