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Harness racing is one of two forms of horse racing. In harness racing, a driver sits on a two-wheeled device called a sulky and it gets pulled by the horse. The sulky is often referred to as a...
Racing Throughbreds, both steeplechasing and on the flat, has always been considered the sport of kings because it was a sport that attracted aristocracy. In direct contrast, harness racing is...
Since 1936, the Keeneland Race Course in Lexington, Ky., has held live thoroughbred racing every April and October. The track is one of the oldest and finest establishments in the country, and the...
Just because you are small in stature, like horses and crave speed doesn’t mean that you will be a successful jockey. The best jockeys are men and women who are determined, possess a great...
Harness drivers, like thoroughbred jockeys, wear colorful suits to race horses that are called colors. Unlike thoroughbred racing, in standardbred racing each driver has their own colors that...
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