In 1851, a company was founded. Their destiny would be to become the largest provider of telegrams in the world, allowing people the opportunity to communicate globally.

Despite the invention of the telephone in the late 1800s, the telegram business continued to grow. By 1929, the company, named Western Union, was sending out more than 200 million annually. Optimism was high.

With Spring in the air and a full race season ahead we have recently had some positive news across the country that signifies some solid momentum going forward.

There may be no industry without owners investing, but there certainly wouldn’t be one without our customers either.

Buy or raise a mare. Choose a stallion. Get her in-foal. Deliver the foal. Raise it. Sell it. Follow its career.

Whether simply a hobbyist, or someone with a 7-digit investment, all of harness racing’s owners matter.

Casie Coleman, Linda Toscano, Julie Miller, Paula Wellwood and Mary Clare MacDonald are five of harness racing’s best - period.

Meet Amy Turcotte of the Richard Moreau Stable, Norm Atkinson of the Darren Crowe Stable, and Amy Henry of the Kelly Hoerdt Stable, and find out what fuels their passion as three of Canadian harness racing’s unsung heroes. By Keith McCalmont

LES PISTES DE COURSES SOUS HARNAIS ne peuvent s'éloigner du passé ni de ses traditions aussi facilement que d'autres entreprises.

In this day-and-age there has never been more competition for both the entertainment and the gambling dollar.