Wow! Another year has gone by so very fast. It was a year ago that I wrote my first Trot column as Chair of Standardbred Canada.

Wow! Une autre année passée tellement vite. Voilà un an déjà, j’écrivais mon premier article pour le Trot en ma qualité de présidente de Standardbred Canada.

Voici un scenario. Vous êtes propriétaire d’une grande quincaillerie – 200 000 pieds carrés – où on peut y trouver tous les accessoires nécessaires pour la maison.

Here’s a scenario: you own a big hardware store – 200,000 square feet of everything one needs for the home. Business is alright, but you’ve had your share of troubles.

Just months away from his ninetieth birthday, and four decades deep into standardbred racing, Leo Thibodeau shows no hesitation calling it as it is.

A full-time golf company representative by day, Rick Gaudet of Dieppe, New Brunswick – the voice

One of the most important lines of communication between horse and driver is the connection from the horse’s mouth to the driver’s hands.