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In light of the recent announcement that The Meadowlands Racetrack will conduct harness racing only in 2010, Trot Radio discusses the move of select dates to the fall with New Jersey Sports and Exposi...

"I think it's time for the industry to look outside the box, to look at changing things up...and roll the dice a little bit because to stand pat is to go bankrupt

In the face of what's being termed a stop-gap year in British Columbia, the BC Standardbred Association's Executive Director remains optimistic about the long-term health of harness racing in the prov...

There are many commonalities between all sectors of the horse industry, and this weekend's PEI Horse Industry Symposium will look to embrace and develop those relationships

A recent Canadian court decision could lay new groundwork allowing part-time horse owners to deduct all losses incurred against annual income tax

Knowing that he's stepping into a position in an industry on an uphill climb, Horse Racing Alberta's incoming Chief Operating Officer Terry Keyko states that "this [position] has some unique challenge...

While concurring that one race like the new $200,000 Bettors Delight Open Pace might not be enough by itself to keep some of harness racing's biggest names on the track as aged performers, Jason Settl...

On the heels of Mike Gulotta's lead to help those devastated in Haiti, today's Trot Radio talks to Ruleen Lilley of Mac Lilley Farms on their initiative with owner Ed Mullinax to also benefit

With the green light from the Ontario Racing Commission to card experimental double headers of harness racing on Sundays, Trot Radio talks to Windsor Raceway's Chris Kruba for more information

If you're a breeder of standardbreds, you need to be aware of this number: 15 per cent. That's the amount in addition to the normal Ontario Sires Stakes breeder reward that a breeder is entitled to th...

The 2009 Cam Fella Award winner for meritorious service to the Canadian harness racing industry, Ross Galbraith is featured on today's

With the recent spate of happenings and announcements in Alberta's harness racing industry, Trot Radio goes one-on-one with the Chair of Horse Racing Alberta, Shirley McClellan