Retired

Top class pacing mare Dabarndawgswatchin, a multiple Ontario Sires Stakes winner as a youngster and regular among the Preferred distaff ranks at Woodbine Mohawk Park in recent years, has been retired ...

Lester “Bud” Teeters has seen more live racing at MGM Northfield Park over the last four decades than anyone. On Wednesday, Jan. 29, he will judge his final race high above the Home of the Flying Turn...

Former New Jersey stakes winner Southwind Admiral has been retired and will join the stallion ranks for the 2025 breeding season.

The classy, newly-turned 13-year-old trotter Mandeville has been retired and will be moving on to his next career as an emotional support horse.

In what would serve as her final career outing, Silver Label went first-over to go out on top in the $36,000 Fillies & Mares Preferred on Saturday (Dec. 21) at Woodbine Mohawk Park, which also saw her...

Every year in the Holiday Issue, TROT Magazine takes a closer look at a number of 14-year-old warriors that raced right into their final year of eligibility. Sometimes they’re household names, and som...

Two of Canadian harness racing's most popular pacing mares will fittingly make their final career starts against each this Saturday, Dec. 21 at Woodbine Mohawk Park.

After 339 career starts, millionaire and multiple stakes winner Lucan Hanover has been retired.

Millionaire pacing mare and broodmare Go On BB will be retired at Hanover Shoe Farms.

Winbak Farm has announced the retirement of 22-year-old pacing stallion Roddys Bags Again.

World champion trotter Southwind Tyrion has been retired from racing and will stand stud in 2025.

The Saturday night, Nov. 30 program brought the 2024 harness racing season at Harrah’s Hoosier Park to a close, with familiar names taking the titles of Leading Driver and Leading Trainer.