Ron Burke

It has been reported that the Puslinch Fire and Rescue service is anticipating the Ontario Fire Marshall’s report into the cause of the tragic January barn fire at the Classy Lane Training Centre any ...

The connections of Mission Brief have announced that the star four-year-old trotting mare will not race this season due to injury.

Trainer Ron Burke has raced at just about every racetrack along the east coast and the one thing that is constant, he knows how to win.

On Tuesday, March 22, the Hambletonian Society announced the list of three-year-olds that have been made eligible to this summer’s $1 million Hambletonian. The society has also caught up with trainer ...

Pouncing on a mistake by the 1-9 favourite, Keystone Dylan opened a daylight light and dug in late to pull off a 27-1 shocker in Saturday’s third leg of the Walter Russell Memorial Pace at The Meadows...

Connecting Flight stamped himself as the one to beat in the Walter Russell Memorial Pace when he cruised to victory in a sharp 1:52.2 in Saturday’s opening leg at The Meadows. The win was one of six o...

The Meadowlands Racetrack held a compact six-race qualifying session Friday morning (February 26) in East Rutherford, New Jersey, and pupils from the Ron Burke Stable stole the show.

“He could not have trained back better. He really seems good. I cannot wait. He seems sharp. I’m just excited to get it going. Every time he steps on the track it’s history, so it’s cool.”

The race for the Three-Year-Old Trotting Filly of the Year title went right down to the wire, and in a photo finish, Mission Brief edged out rival Wild Honey by a nose at the 2015 O'Brien Awards.

The following statement was issued by Meadowlands Chairman Jeffrey Gural in light of recent reports that horses have tested positive for Class 2 drug glaucine in New York.

While fans and patrons at The Meadows are used to seeing Ron Burke in the winner's circle, the horses are frequently ones he owns and trains. On Tuesday, he had his picture taken after training and dr...

Trainer Ron Burke and driver Yannick Gingras have become one of harness racing’s most potent partnerships, and now there’s another Gingras on the team.