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Harness: Hall of Fame welcomes Class of 2026
The venue was different, but the celebration remained the same. A large crowd gathered at the new location to celebrate the sport’s Hall of Fame Class of 2026.
Ken WeingartnerJul 06, 2026
The venue was different, but the celebration remained the same. A large crowd gathered at the new location to celebrate the sport’s Hall of Fame Class of 2026.
Wagering on races held at U.S. tracks in the month of June dropped nearly 5 percent compared to the same month last year, while purses continued to inch up despite the decline.
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On the 250th anniversary of our country, the Sport of Kings lost one of its best advocates. Mary Rampellini was raised in horse racing and destined to be in the sport.
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Luke Middlebrook's Hong Kong Selections and Analysis for Wednesday, July 8, 2026 at Happy Valley.
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Game Warrior, the upset winner of the 2025 Oceanside Stakes at Del Mar, is on schedule to start at the Del Mar summer meeting that begins on July 17.
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Formidable Man will be part of a busy stretch for trainer Michael McCarthy in stakes for the first two weekends of the Del Mar summer meeting.
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Off a fine effort sprinting on the Tapeta, Egbert Who experiments around two turns on the inner turf in Thursday's featured sixth race for non-winners-of-two Ontario-sired allowance types and $40,000 claimers.
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Twirling Aces, Battis Grove, and eight other 3-year-old fillies meet Thursday in the featured eighth race at Ellis Park, a first-level allowance restricted by age and sex and carded at seven furlongs.
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It was a good weekend for European imports at Saratoga and trainer Phil Antonacci would love to see that trend continue Thursday when he sends out the pair of Ashikidah and Queen of Hawaii for their seasonal debuts in a second-level/optional $80,000 claiming feature scheduled for one mile on turf.
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Mary Rampellini, a dedicated and respected racing reporter whose work reflected her lifelong passion for the sport, died early July 4 in Texas. Rampellini, who had been a full-time reporter and handicapper for Daily Racing Form for 24 years, was 53.