Trot Magazine

TROT Magazine would like to wish everyone in harness racing a happy holiday season. As a special festive feature, all of the 2025 holiday ads from December's TROT are now available for viewing online.

To Chris Baise, it’s a room that has always felt like home - unchanged in spirit, a comforting space that endures through the years.

"There are many abbreviations in the sports world that have simply been ingrained into our language over the years... In racing, we have MTP -- minutes to post. It’s been around for decades and is rec...

Through six editions of the Mohawk Million, Steve and Cindy Stewart of Hunterton Farm in Kentucky have an enviable record in the $1 million event for two-year-old trotters.

"He’s done it all. He’s won multiple O’Brien Awards and most of our biggest races. He’s a hall of famer. And speaking of that, they always say that a TRUE hall of famer -- in any walk of life -- is su...

What happens in the drivers’ room stays in the drivers’ room… for the most part.

"The experience I’ve had visiting some tracks is the Bob Dylan experience, while my experience at others is the Willie Nelson one. Harness racing needs more Willie."

A lifetime in harness racing has rewarded Molly D’Agostino with deep fulfillment -- and all she asks in return is that the breed that has given so much to her, and to the industry she loves, be grante...

"The point is that we must try new things for the advancement of our sport…" Those words still ring true more than a century after being spoken by Harry Reno, the man who came up with the idea for The...

Jeff and Amber Williams still often pause to remember Bob McIntosh, the late Hall of Fame trainer whose legacy continues to shape their lives. For the couple, McIntosh was not only a brilliant horsema...

"Father’s Day weekend annually means three things in my world: The North America Cup, golf’s U.S. Open, and Father’s Day itself. And this year, the weekend included more ‘Dad’ moments than I could eve...

"The racetrack backstretch was the backbone of the industry. It was the home of the horses and most of the caretakers, the location of the race office, the office building of the trainers, the meeting...