Trot Magazine

Trot Magazine's Rob Longley and Andrew Cohen, writing for Politics Daily were named winners in the 49th annual John Hervey Awards for excellence in harness racing journalism

Trot Magazine would like to wish everyone a happy holiday season, and they're not alone. As a special festive feature, all of the 2010 Holiday ads from December's Trot Magazine are now available for v...

Haven't started your Christmas shopping yet? Need the perfect gift for that special someone? Now you can get two subscriptions to Trot Magazine for the price

Two years after a devastating accident, former driver Kurt Hughes is struggling to find normalcy in a life that changed overnight. Now a C6 quadriplegic, there’s no question — he will never be the sam...

A rather unique event is taking shape at Inverness Raceway in Nova Scotia as two fourteen-year-olds are set to make their final appearance

If every movie review you ever read was positive, would you watch more films? If every hockey player on the ice was characterized as good or great, would you become a bigger fan? If Don Cherry never s...

Though Finnish trainer-driver Riina Rekila had racked up an impressive portfolio of wins since arriving in Canada less than four years ago, her name had yet to resonate across the North American harne...

Trot Magazine took top honours at the 2010 American Horse Publications Conference in Lexington, Kentucky on Saturday night, winning the General Excellence Award for association magazines with a circul...

A jack-of-all-trades, horseman Rick Zeron has banked more wins than you can shake a stick at - as both a trainer and a driver

Quebec, for some time now, has been harness racing's hallmark of instability. Participants here deal every day with the stress and anxiety of living in uncertainty - their livelihoods first threatened...

Looking to defend the title for General Excellence, Trot Magazine has been selected as a finalist in 10 categories of the 2010 American Horse Publications' annual Awards Competition

A relative unknown to many racing fans outside of Illinois, Erv Miller trainee Power Of A Moment was impressive enough as a two-year-old to crack the top 10 in Trot Magazine's Pepsi North America Cup