Ron Burke

Itrustyou thwarted an early bid from Sam Hill and cruised home in a track record 1:49.2 in Tuesday’s $18,000 Preferred Handicap Pace at The Meadows.

Townslight Hanover came charging home off cover and got up in the final strides to steal the spotlight in the featured $25,000 Preferred Pace at Pocono Downs on Saturday night.

Ron Burke became the first harness racing trainer to surpass $20-million in purses in a single year when For All We Know finished third in a $14,000 mares claiming handicap pace at Pocono Downs on Wed...

Victory Is Coming saved ground until the final turn, then popped off the pylons and brushed by Unefoisdansmavie to capture Wednesday’s $20,000 Filly & Mare Preferred Handicap Trot at The Meadows.

Hoosier Park Racing & Casino culminated its 2013 harness racing meet with a 14-race card in front of a packed house on Saturday, November 9. In addition to the racing action, Tyler Smith and Ron B...

Summer Indian stormed to the lead from Post 7 and kept right on rolling, capturing Monday’s $20,000 Preferred Handicap Trot at The Meadows in 1:52.4, two ticks off the track’s all-age trotting record.

“[He] loves the five-eighth-mile track, he’s got the inside, and we’re just going to go full blast down the road and make somebody pass him. He likes to race like that and Yannick likes to race like t...

On Monday, September 23 at the Meadows in Pennsylvania, Canadian thoroughbred jockey Chantal Sutherland-Kruse broke the North American record for trotting under saddle on a five-eighths-mile track.

When Chantal Sutherland-Kruse tries for the North American trotting under saddle record Monday at The Meadows Racetrack & Casino, two of harness racing’s most accomplished horsemen will be part of...

Overcoming post nine, Chilitodayhotamale rocketed to the lead, yielded to the pocket and brushed through the Lightning Lane to capture Wednesday’s $22,500 Filly & Mare Preferred Handicap Trot at T...

“It’s hard to win. Last year, (1):47.3 with a 26-second final quarter wins the Canadian Pacing Derby. This year, it’s third. The horses have just gotten better.”

On a day that his stable's horses went a combined 0-for-16, Ron Burke was taking nothing for granted given his two impressive Sobey's Gold Cup & Saucer trial winners heading into Saturday's final.