Un aperçu rempli d’espoir pour l’avenir

Point De Vue

C’est la journée « Industry Day » au Grand River Raceway. Comme toujours, la foule est non négligeable et enthousiaste. Et grâce à un programme comprenant des jeux gonflables, des maquillages et diverses activités pour enfants, c’est une audience de tous âges qui est là.

A hopeful glimpse into the future

The View

It’s Industry Day at Grand River Raceway. As always, the crowd is sizeable and enthusiastic. And thanks to a program that includes inflatables, face painting and numerous kids activities, an audience of all ages is on hand.

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Martime Tales

Paul Murphy

When author Paul Murphy wrote the harness racing book Behind The Gate in 2008, he never could have predicted that it would become a best-seller, but it did. Now he’s back with another book that he hopes will be as successful as the first By Melissa Keith / Photos by Ann MacNeill

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The Little Horse That Could

Doonbeg

Many North American racing fans know the name Doonbeg from his accomplishments while racing in Ontario. But the legacy of the small but mighty horse will live on overseas where he is becoming a bit of a harness racing legend. By Eric Haughan

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Dreaming Big

Brad Grant

Brad Grant knows all about harness racing success from his father, John. Like his dad, Brad’s standards are high and his goals are big.

By Chris Lomon / Photos by Dave Landry

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Carving Her Own Path

Nancy Johansson

Learning from one of the greatest trainers in the history of the sport, Nancy Johansson knows all about horsemanship. And hard work.
By Perry Lefko / Photos by Vicki Wright

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La substance des légendes …

Trot Feature - Modern Legend

Au cours de ses 57 premiers départs en carrière, Modern Legend s’est bâti une fiche de bons accomplissements, mais pas nécessairement grandioses.

Story by Keith McCalmont / Traduction by Louise Rioux

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The Stuff Legends Are Made Of

Trot Feature - Modern Legend

Modern Legend is a homebred, owned and trained by a man with only one horse. Yet despite the odds, he is living up to his name.

By Keith McCalmont / Photos by Dave Landry