
Making Her Father Proud
Paige Austin grew up around her dad’s Standardbreds, and there was nowhere else she wanted to be. Working summers for him on the family farm in Fergus, Ontario, the pair even travelled
Paige Austin grew up around her dad’s Standardbreds, and there was nowhere else she wanted to be. Working summers for him on the family farm in Fergus, Ontario, the pair even travelled
Horsepeople are often great story-tellers, and yearling sales often produce great stories. Combine the two things together and it should be the recipe for a great read.
Les conducteurs sous harnais ont tendance à avoir ce besoin viscéral de vitesse. Alors que beaucoup de gens pourraient trouver ça intense de conduire un standardbred sur la piste à plus de 55 kilomètres à l’heure,
When Shark Week became the first Standardbred in history to win sub-1:50 on Western Canadian soil, people celebrated the feat nationwide. The truth is however, that there is much more
Je suis le premier à me plaindre quand je pense que les pouvoirs en place dans les courses Standardbred ne font pas assez pour commercialiser notre sport et rechercher notre prochaine génération de fans, alors permettez-moi d’être parmi les premiers à les reconnaître et à les remercier quand ils le font.
I’m the first to complain when I think the-powers-that-be in Standardbred racing aren’t doing enough to market our sport and seek out our next generation of fans,
Jimmy Stocker spent 34 years working for Bob McIntosh, and cared for horses such as Artsplace, Camluck & Staying Together. More recently he
At Diane Lewis’ high school graduation, she threw her cap in the air and then took off for Dover Downs to paddock a horse. From a very young age she kne
Marv Chantler of Mardon Stables has been involved in Canadian Standardbred racing for 55 years, and has worn the hats of race secretary, PR man,