Le monde tourne vite. L’heure avance et nous réagissons en essayant de suivre.

The world is fast. Time keeps ticking and we react by trying to keep up.

An experience that endures, generation after generation TROT editor, Darryl Kaplan, takes us to the nation’s oldest racetrack on Canada Day, 2015, to learn more about the past, present and future of horse racing in this country.

As one of the leading standardbred racing jurisdictions in the world, horse racing in Ontario matters. And former cabinet minister John Snobelen intends on driving home the message. By Perry Lefko

Joe Thomson was recently inducted into the Harness Racing Hall of Fame in Goshen, New York. The American entrepreneur understands what it takes to be successful, and he makes no apologies for being very bullish on investing in Canada’s racing industry. By Chris Lomon

Harness racing is very important to Prince Edward Island and its success is equally important to Canadian horse racing. The ability to keep the industry strong and important is due in large part to the many strong partnerships that exist in the province. By Melissa Keith

Des records résistent tout simplement au passage du temps. Par Keith McCalmont

Bob Kleinpaste has spent a lifetime as a blacksmith in the standardbred industry. Now with a bad back and a career of good memories, Kleinpaste is turning the work over to his two very capable sons. By Keith McCalmont