Retirement

Not much would rattle a seven-time O'Brien Award winner, but even a veteran like driver Doug Brown admits he's a bit "overwhelmed" by all the attention he and brother Gord are getting heading into Sun...

Thirty-five years after it began, Gord Brown will officially conclude his driving career this coming Sunday (May 21) at Rideau Carleton Raceway.

Drivers Doug and Gord Brown are not just well known names throughout the harness racing industry, they are participants that have earned the respect of their peers after decades of excellence.

The National Capital Region Harness Horse Association has announced a special Brown vs. Brown Driver Feature Night coming up at Rideau Carleton Raceway in Ottawa, Ont.

It has been announced that top homebred trotting mare Allerage Star 4,1:52.3f ($420,090) has been retired due to injury.

Dragon Again, a sire of the winners of more than $124 million, has been officially retired from stallion duties effective Tuesday (April 11).

After 17 years of dedication, innovation and leadership, Executive Vice President of Racing Jamie Martin has announced that he will retire from Woodbine Entertainment Group at the conclusion of the 20...

A guest on The Meadowlands' In The Sulky pre-race show on Friday, March 24, John Campbell discussed plans for his final drives with Bob 'Hollywood' Heyden, who announced that harness racing's all-time...

Trot Insider has learned that Bee A Magician, one of the best Canadian-sired horses to ever set foot on the racetrack, has been retired at the age of seven and will start a broodmare career.

"It's something I'm really looking forward to. I've had a great run driving, but it will come to a close."

What started in London, Ont. in June 1972 will come to a close 45 years later as harness racing's all-time winningest driver, Canadian-born John Campbell will retire from active competition this summe...