Retirement

Year after year, owner Marc Goldberg would feel a sense of warmth cut through winter’s chill as he anticipated the return of star trotter Arch Madness. But this year, and beyond, Goldberg will rely on...

The connections of the newly-turned 10-year-old Golden Receiver have announced the retirement of their star gelded pacer, whose career resume shows 63 wins, a career mark of 1:48, and earnings of $2,2...

It all comes down to New Year’s Eve for two Island drivers vying for top driving honours at Red Shores Racetrack and Casino at the Charlottetown Driving Park.

Having reached a 50-year milestone working in the harness racing industry (with 34 years serving as Monticello Raceway’s publicity director), today John Manzi announced his retirement.

On Tuesday, December 9, the Woodbine Entertainment Group announced that its Thoroughbred track announcer, Dan Loiselle, ‘the voice of Canadian horse racing,’ will call his last race at Woodbine Racetr...

The Cloverdale Reporter has run a profile piece on veteran horseman Ray Gemmill, who capped off his six-decade racing career on Sunday, December 7 with a celebration in the Fraser Downs backstretch.

It has been announced that veteran horseman Ray Gemmill, 84, will be retiring from the sport of Standardbred racing in December.

Saratoga shipper An Artists Dream ($20.40) managed to escape the pocket in the final 150 yards of Friday (October 31) evening's featured $6,500 Four One One Pace for grey and roan horses at Vernon Dow...

How many harness drivers have been saluted by racetracks where they competed upon their retirement from driving? Few, if any, but Catello ‘Cat’ Manzi was.

The Woodbine Entertainment Group has announced the successful completion of the Horses Offering People Encouragement (HOPE) pilot project.