October 18, 2012:

This week's Standardbred Canada video feature offers handicappers a perspective from the other side as trainers and drivers shed some light on factors that may not be so obvious to consider in the quest to pick a winner and cash a ticket....read on

October 11, 2012:

From playing in a horsemen's hockey tournaments to owning horses with hockey players and coaches to simply watching as a fan from the sidelines, there's no doubt horse racing and hockey have their ties in Canada....read on

October 4, 2012:

For Canada's harness racing participants, Thanksgiving is all about good food, good company, and appreciating the most cherished things in life....read on

September 27, 2012:

What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas, but what happens on the road to major stakes events sometimes becomes the stuff of legend....read on

September 19, 2012:

Trainers and drivers recall some of the most thrilling races in the history of the Little Brown Jug in this week's Standardbred Canada video feature....read on

September 12, 2012:

The sport of harness racing is full of heart-warming and gut-wrenching stories undiscovered by filmmakers. On any given day you can count on a roller-coaster ride of emotions, high-speed action, and personalities big enough for the silver screen....read on

September 8, 2012:

Trainers and drivers discuss using social media as a tool to engage with horse racing fans and handicappers in this week's Standardbred Canada video feature....read on

August 29, 2012:

Trainers and drivers weigh in on their favourite Xtreme Horsepower events and offer up some new ideas of their own for the annual day of extreme horse racing in this week's Standardbred Canada video feature....read on

August 22, 2012:

With the Canadian Pacing Derby just around the corner, some of the nation's trainers and drivers have reflected on harness racing's best aged pacing performers they've ever seen in this week's edition of Standardbred Canada's video features....read on

August 16, 2012:

Being at the controls of a 1,000-pound animal in full flight travelling at 35 miles per hour with little protection is a stressful job. Drivers have even more to worry about now with the uncertain future of Ontario's horse racing industry. To break the tension, horsemen need to be inventive....read on

August 8, 2012:

As Prince Edward Island gears up for the start of Old Home Week on Thursday, August 9 and the 53rd edition of the Gold Cup & Saucer, trainers and drivers discuss their first experiences attending the action-packed week of harness racing and offer some tourism tips for first time attendees in this week's edition of Standardbred Canada’s online video features....read on