Adrenaline Festival
This August, Canada's Racing Festival debuts in Sarnia, Ontario.
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Sales catalogues are heavily ridden with bold text, and moreso, it seems, every year. But is black type really just keeping buyers in the dark? By Melissa Keith
Taking Flight
The first Canadian horse to lay claim to the prestigious Hambletonian title, Helicopter was more than just a fast filly; she left a legacy that lingers in the Armbro lines to this day.
A League of Their Own
One yearling. One trainer. Ten owners. If you're new to harness racing, there's no better way to wet your feet than through the SBOA mentorship program. By Perry Lefko
Golden Eye
Mike MacDonald – King of the Cup – may be retired today, but after racing in the Gold Cup & Saucer a record 29 times, his Old Home legacy remains. By Nicholas Oakes
The Curious Case of the Mistaken Mares
There may be no more memorable story in the years to come than this tale of two horses raised and raced – mistakenly – as mares. By Brittney Mayotte
Better Late Than Never
Somehow I ended up with all the boys’ itineraries and I’m supposed to meet them at the airport no later than 6:00 a.m., but of course I’m behind sc