Rod Hughes

After surgery and stem cell therapy to treat an injured ankle in September, San Pail's trainer and co-owner Rod Hughes received an progress update from Rood & Riddle Equine Hospital in Kentucky on...

Trot Insider has learned that San Pail, harness racing's reigning Horse of the Year in both Canada and the U.S., will not race again in 2012.

San Pail, who was sidelined due to injury earlier this season, will be returning to the racetrack in a couple of weeks, according to trainer Rod Hughes.

Trainer Rod Hughes has told Trot Insider that the decision to pull three-time Maple Leaf Trot winner San Pail out of the running for the 2012 edition of the classic trotting event has been "pretty muc...

Trotting titan San Pail, who last raced April 23 at Woodbine, is set to qualify this Friday at Mohawk Racetrack, according to trainer Rod Hughes.

San Pail, harness racing's Horse of the Year on both sides of the border in 2011, captured his qualifying session this morning at Mohawk Racetrack

Poor track conditions have delayed the 2012 debut of harness racing's reigning Horse of the Year for the time being

San Pail, Horse of the Year on both sides of the border in 2011, is scheduled to record his first charted line of the 2012 racing season Thursday, March 8 during Mohawk Racetrack's weekly qualifying s...

"Obviously, the government is looking everywhere for money," horseman John Bax has been quoted as saying, "so they're throwing this out there to see what kind of reaction they're going to get.

Kawartha Downs Race Secretary Jim Huck and horsemen Gord Brown, Rod Hughes and others have gone on the record regarding the track's decision to temporarily race on Mondays instead of Thursdays

After having put together a tremendous 2011 campaign, many would concede that Canadian trotting dynamo San Pail is a favourite to capture Horse of the Year honours in his home and native land. His tra...