Ron Burke

Dismissed at 15-1, Camera Lady blew by 3-5 favourite Touchamatic down the backside and held on late to pull off the upset in Wednesday’s (June 26) $18,000 Fillies and Mares Open Handicap Pace at The M...

Miss Stunner and Its Academic, a pair of Uncle Peter freshman trotters who made their career debuts for trainer Ron Burke on Wednesday (June 19) at The Meadows, not only scored handily but also became...

One week after Hannelore Hanover made Canadian harness racing history, stablemate Atlanta made that record short-lived with a 1:50.2 mile in the $256,000 Armbro Flight Final for older trotting mares.

Tony Hall collected six wins on the 13-race card while Party At The Banks captured the $20,000 Open Handicap Trot against the boys in Monday’s (May 20) action at The Meadows.

Luminosity shone most brightly in the $18,000 featured trot at Harrah’s Philadelphia on Thursday afternoon (May 16), winning by 5-3/4 lengths in 1:53.4, just a fifth of a second off his lifetime best.

Miami Valley Raceway completed its sixth and most successful season on Monday (May 6) and crowned new winners in both the drivers and trainers dash derbies.

The Ron Burke Stable won five races on Saturday’s 14-race card including three of the four Late Closer Finals, and Dave Palone steered home six winners on a busy day in Washington, PA.

The stars were certainly out on Saturday morning at The Meadowlands for the day’s qualifying races contested on a very windy morning over a track that was dry but dulled a bit by overnight rains.

The countdown to the 2019 Pepsi North America Cup is on, with Trot Insider profiling the horses predicted to be the top contenders for Canadian harness racing's richest prize.

Driver Matt Kakaley and trainer Ron Burke combined to take two of the four $15,000 opening preliminaries in the Bobby Weiss Series for trotting distaffs during the Tuesday, April 2 card at The Downs a...

Following her record-breaking sale on Friday (Feb. 15), Trot Insider has confirmed that 2018 Hambletonian winner Atlanta will move to Ron Burke's barn for the 2019 racing season.