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,
When Joseph Lyons was a kid, they built a Standardbred track just 15 minutes from his family’s home in Wales.
Shmuel Farhi of London, Ontario has been investing significant money into the North American breeding industry for the past 4-5 years, and he was interested in adding
Save America won sub-1:50 twice at age two, while finishing second in the Metro Pace and earning $440,639. He was a $300,000 yearling.
Michael Russo had taken a hiatus from training horses in order to be a more hands-on father to his daughters following his divorce.
Not only is North America Cup third-place finisher Fulton, a homebred, but his breeders - Eric Cherry & Dana Parham - own both the dam and part of the sire.
