Rich Stiles simply prefers to own one horse at a time, so when he retired his 14-year-old - that he bought as a yearling - a few months before he had planned to, in late September, 2022, he headed to the Lexington Sale a few days later ...
Chaque matin, sans exception, John MacMillan, un sourire gravé sur son visage, se dirige vers la grande fenêtre pour admirer les images et les sons des chevaux gambadant dans le champ. ...
John MacMillan is as passionate, and as involved in Standardbred racing as anyone could be. The former GM of Rideau Carleton Raceway, a trainer with almost 1,800 wins and more than $10 million in purses, a longtime horseman’s rep in the Ottawa area, and the current track announcer at Rideau, John has just about done it all. A marathon runner with a great zest for life, earlier this summer John sadly got some awful news from his doctors. He was literally given a death sentence by them...
Quand je dis à quelqu’un de Toronto que j’habite à Cambridge, il se demande comment je fais pour faire TOUT CE CHEMIN jusqu’à Mississauga, pour aller au bureau.
When I tell someone from Toronto that I live in Cambridge, they wonder how I could possibly make it ALL THAT WAY into Mississauga, to the office.
Gabe Prewitt grew up in the middle of Kentucky Thoroughbred country, and although his hometown was only 30 miles from Lexington, Gabe never knew what a Standardbred race was until he started school.
Graeme Mitchell has spent almost his entire life involved in one facet or another of Standardbred racing. From handicapper, to journalist, to racing analyst,
« Je fais cela depuis plus de 20 ans et je n’ai jamais vu un groupe ou une communauté nous ouvrir ses portes comme nous l’avons vécu en réalisant cette série.
When Bug Content’s Michael Smith and Jeremy Grant signed on to be the Executive Producer and Director of the OLG’s horse racing documentary, Unfiltered,
