Track Announcer

The horse racing industry has seen a couple of the best race callers in the industry call it a career over the past few years. Tom Durkin stepped away from the microphone in 2014 and Dan Loiselle did ...

Legendary horse racing announcer Dan Loiselle, who retired this past May, will be honoured as one of this year's inductees into the Etobicoke Sports Hall of Fame at the 22nd annual induction dinner, w...

Track announcer Dan Loiselle, the voice of Canadian horse racing, brought his 29-year career as thoroughbred race caller to a close with a stirring stretch call as Galina Point stormed home victorious...

"Dan developed a style that conveyed the excitement of horse racing in an accurate and professional manner, with a tone that matched the excitement of each race he called. In doing so, he earned the a...

On Friday, May 22, the Woodbine Entertainment Group announced that Robert Geller will succeed Dan Loiselle as Woodbine's Thoroughbred race caller.

Heading down the homestretch of his legendary race-calling career, Canadian sports icon Dan Loiselle was profiled this weekend by Global News.

Have you ever yearned to climb into the announcer’s booth and call a race? If so, would you jump at the chance to take some pointers from the great Tom Durkin?

Duc Dorleans conquered eight tough rivals, the nine post and an "off" track on Saturday night and extended his winning streak to four for Donald Dupont in Pompano Park's $14,000 Open Handicap Pace.

Thanks to a work share agreement between Meadowlands Racetrack, Freehold Raceway, and Vernon Downs, some new voices will be heard describing the racing action at those facilities during the 2015 seaso...