Standardbred Canada has released the official vote totals for the 2025 O'Brien Awards → t.ly/EM-Tt #harnessracing

He started in the industry washing saddle pads on race days at Inverness Raceway, and was named the I ♥️ Canadian Harness Racing Fan Club Ambassador of the Year in 2017. Now Damian MacLellan is an O'Brien Award winner → t.ly/Ti592 #harnessracing

Standardbred Canada honoured the 37th O’Brien Award champions on Saturday, Jan. 31, and the gallery of 2025 winner presentation photos is now available → t.ly/zk5hn #harnessracing

Trainer Nick Gallucci would like see what three-time O'Brien Award winner Chantilly can do at 100 per cent this year as a four-year-old after an award-winning yet hard-luck sophomore season → t.ly/CzVp0 #harnessracing

Trainer Luc Blais had a pretty good feeling that Emoticon Legacy would have him making an on-stage appearance at this year's O'Brien Awards. A second O'Brien Award after a career year in 2025 was a pleasant surprise → t.ly/7pbQI #harnessracing

For nearly 39 years — 14,075 days, to be exact — John Campbell held the title as #harnessracing's all-time leading money-winning driver. That distinction now belongs to David Miller, who surpassed Campbell on Feb. 11, 2026 at Miami Valley Raceway → t.ly/yCsKE

After what he describes as a near-death situation, driver Mark MacDonald has his health in order and his sights squarely set on a return to competition back in his home country → t.ly/DQHn5 #harnessracing

James MacDonald, the five-time Canadian Driver of the Year who just won his second World Driving Championship title in New Zealand last fall, is headed back down under for the upcoming Ladbrokes Ultimate Driver Championship in Australia → t.ly/nAhHa #harnessracing

Six days removed from setting the all-time earnings mark among drivers, David Miller became the first driver in the history of Standardbred racing to achieve $300 million USD in career earnings on Tuesday, Feb. 17 at Miami Valley Raceway → t.ly/xjcpm #harnessracing

2025 Dan Patch Horse of the Year. BEAU. FREAKING. JANGLES.

Canadian-connected horses took top honours at the 2025 Dan Patch Awards in Orlando on Sunday, Feb. 22 with Canadian-bred Lexus Kody winning Trotter of the Year and Canadian-based Beau Jangles named Pacer of Horse of the Year → t.ly/7aJR4 #harnessracing

While undefeated pacing colt Beau Jangles took his cross-border connections on a ride of a lifetime this past season, it was driver Bob McClure who had the best seat of all behind the horse that swept 2025 Horse of the Year honours → t.ly/_6aFT #harnessracing

After mapping out a five-year-old campaign in 2025 for Ervin Hanover that concluded with older male pacer honours on both sides of the border, trainer David Menary has some tweaks in mind to make the speedster even better in 2026 → t.ly/rEr3- #harnessracing

2025 William R. Haughton Good Guy Award winner Wally Hennessey reflects on his successful career, praises his fellow participants and discusses his future in an industry that's made him a five-time Hall of Famer → t.ly/n9T_t #harnessracing

It wouldn't have been fair to ask John Rallis to simultaneously play the role of both interviewer and interviewee at the 2025 Dan Patch Awards, but if anyone could pull it off seamlessly it would likely be the Breakthrough Award winner → t.ly/w0HmT #harnessracing

The Canadian Horse Racing Hall of Fame Standardbred and Thoroughbred Nomination Committees have set the categories and finalists to appear on the ballot presented to the Election Committees, from which the Class of 2026 will be selected → t.ly/PG7tm #harnessracing

The White Knight Returns || U.S. Hall of Famer Brian Sears returned to the racebike on Saturday, March 28 for his first charted lines since November 2023. Sears discussed the return to action, what it is and what it isn't → t.ly/9IEKb #harnessracing