Television

Fazoli’s Is Presenting Sponsor For LBJ

Fazoli’s, America’s largest quick-service Italian restaurant chain, will be the presenting sponsor for the 69th edition of the $600,000 ‘Little Brown Jug, brought to you by Fazoli’s’ scheduled for Thu...

CBS Sports Adds Major U.S. Stakes

Jack Darling's call for industry support to televise some of harness racing's major events has helped solidify a spot for the Meadowlands Pace and the Little Brown Jug on television screens across Can...

TSN, WEG Ink Broadcast Deal

On Friday, June 6, TSN announced a new multi-year deal with the Woodbine Entertainment Group that will see Canada’s Sports Leader broadcast every race from the Canadian Triple Crown series as well as ...

National Television Fund Update

The Meadowlands would like to thank everyone that has contributed to the National Television Fund in response to the Jack Darling initiative in his Standardbred Canada blog.

Crawford Sponsoring M-Pace Broadcast

Continuing its investment in harness racing, Crawford Farms, located on more than 100 acres in central New York, has signed on as a premier sponsor of the Meadowlands Pace.

Darling: The People Have Spoken

"People have voted with their own money with no politics involved. Hopefully this will inspire our industry leaders to continue with a fund like this where the money can be used to promote harness rac...

Big M Account For TV Support

The Meadowlands Racetrack has set up a special account for industry participants and racing fans who have pledged support for the television broadcasts of the 2014 Little Brown Jug and the Meadowlands...

Support Pours In For TV Funding

The drive to nationally televise two of harness racing's major stakes races has received a major boost from three sources, pushing the total to more than $55,000 in just four days.

USTA, Grand Circuit Fund TV Deal

Both The Grand Circuit and the U.S. Trotting Association announced support on Friday to nationally televise two of harness racing's top stakes events in 2014.

Darling On Racing's TV Deal

"Who benefits from showing these races on national TV? It's us, the participants in harness racing -- the owners, drivers, trainers, breeders, racetracks and everyone else involved."

Update On USTA-National TV Deal

"[We] want to be sure what we are doing before committing substantial funds. In and of itself, simply putting a race on television isn’t enough."

TV, Racing Promotion Discussed At WTC

Discussion of television and technology’s positions in racing and the promotion of racing and racetracks shared the spotlight on the third day of the World Trotting Conference in France.