Podcasts about western fair

The Down The Stretch Podcast has been named a finalist in the Sovereign Award Broadcast category. Another nominee, Jennifer Morrison assesses several of the eligible finalists with Peter Gross. We have wins in the U.S. from Bill Tharrenos, Marty Drexler, Bruno Schickedanz and Josie Carroll. Kentucky Derby Preps from Turfway, Tokyo and Oaklawn Park. Longtime horseman and agent Leroy Trotman talks about Black History Month. Lucas House is just 13, but he's a winning owner at Western Fair. Lucas tells us what he says to dad, Lorne about steering the horse he owns. We go to Laurel Park for a monster of an exactor and to Gulfstream for a horse that not only won, but taunted rivals all the way to the finish line.

From the final day of racing at Woodbine, we check out the Steady Growth Stakes and the individuals who dazzled in 2024. On Saturday, the La Prevoyante Stakes came down to a very close photo between a heavy favourite and the longest shot. We celebrate the career of Justin Stein, who has quit riding to become a steward. Ron Sadler's Northern Ruby, a 10-year-old, ran for the last time and finished her career in the winners' circle. Another extraordinary milestone for driver James MacDonald, but he's got a long way to go to match what 84-yearold Don McKirgan did last week. Western Fair's Drivers Challenge means a lot of children will get toys this year. We've got a race from England in which brothers James and Sean Bowen dead-heated and perhaps the most important horse race of the year took place in Charlottetown when The Grinch went up against Santa Claus.

Mike Pribozie hosts the Harness Players Podcast with his guest Kevin Plowcha this week. They discuss Fraser's Late Pick 4 for Friday, December 6, 2024, and recap last weekend's stakes action from the Meadowlands. Check out nahupicks.com and contestjockey.com for picks and free contests. Western Fair, Rosecroft, Fraser, and Hong Kong contests are weekly.

The Princess Elizabeth Stakes and Coronation Futurity at Woodbine were each worth $250,000. We talk with Jennifer Stein who brings us up to speed on her husband Justin, who was badly injured in a 5-horse spill. There was an amazing debut win by a horse named Little Red Domi. Mark Romeo of Terra Racing Stable tells us no one was as surprised as he was with this 2-year-old's first race. Driver Doug McNair was hoping for a better outcome at an International Drivers' competition in France on Friday. Eleven years ago, it all went south, and this year...it wasn't much better. Why would Highfield Stock Farm in Alberta purchase a high-quality stallion named Tapiture? We find out from Jennifer Buck. Harness driver Austin Sorrie had a huge night at Western Fair that included his 1000th win. And we ask the question - what happens more...a natural hattrick in hockey or in horse racing? And that will bring us to Fraser Aebly, who had a sensational week.

Mike Pribozie opens this week's Harness Players Podcast with a look at the early Pick 5 for Saturday October 5, 2024 with resident Canadian horseplayer Murray Slough. They talk about the wide open $75,000 guaranteed pool wager. In the second half of the show, Edison Hatter is joined by Kevin Plowcha to discuss Friday, October 4 racing action at Fraser Downs, including the Early Daily Double and the Late Pick 4. They also discuss Contest Jockey action at Fraser Downs, Western Fair, and more, as well as preview the Kentucky Futurity and the In The Money Livestream for the Red Mile this Sunday.Go to contestjockey.com for weekly harness contests that are FREE with cash prizes! Join the ITM harness team for a livestream this Sunday from the Red Mile for KY Futurity Day.

Curator of The Summit, Ken Galloway, joined 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about new murals that can be found in London following work done by artists throughout the 2024 Western Fair as part of Urban Arts vs The World.

Our top story, of course, is the opening of the Thoroughbred racing season at Woodbine and we've got track CEO Mike Copeland, Premier Doug Ford, jockeys Patrick Husbands, Emma-Jayne Wilson and Jason Hoyte, racing fans Gary Turpin and Jason Chrisjohn, and how about a 5-win opener for Sofia Vives? The Canadian Horse Racing Hall of Fame has 12 more worthy inductees. Sylvain Filion tells us what it means to him and Chris Vella is the very proud son of new Hall of Famer Danny Vella. We go to Western Fair for the Provincial Driving Championship, won by Tyler Borth. Sean Fitzhenry tells us how the entire cast of Second City is crucial to his operation. John Stapleton fills us with awe, talking about his historic and sometimes rare racing memorabilia. And was that really a :25.1 final quarter by Coco-Jojo at Mohawk Friday night?

There were 2 important Stakes races from Woodbine on Saturday, but the story was Kevin, Steve and Sid Attard taking down 5 of the 10 races, including both features. Jockey agent Neal Wilson talks about how Desean Bynoe is the 2nd of his 2 jockeys to suffer a year-ending broken leg. Natasha Day had a Monday night to remember – a win at Western Fair then a win at Mohawk, then a horse doing gymnastic moves in the winners' circle. Woodbine's Bill Ford tells us that re-invigorating the E. P. Taylor Turf course is a little more complicated than mowing your lawn. And 68-year-old Hall of Famer Doug Brown won a race at Mohawk for the first time in 15 months; how he did it is amazing.

This podcast cover lots of ground - some of it on the turf because Woodbine ran its first grass races last Saturday. It was a big day for South African jockey Ryan Munger. It was Opening Day at Fort Erie and when a lady named Rachel Slevinsky won a race, it piqued our curiosity. Race caller Sugar Doyle had his 'A' game at Western Fair for the Forest City Pace and the Camluck Classic. Garnet Barnsdale hooked up with Chris Christoforou at the President's reception for the new inductees into the Canadian Horse Racing Hall of Fame. Host Peter Gross got his idol, the legendary race caller Tom Durkin on the phone to chat about him coming out of retirement to call the Belmont Stakes. And for families that like to have all the cheques coming to the same address, we have races at Mohawk won by father Dustin and son Tyler Jones, and a heat from Australia in which the Parnham brothers ran 1-2-3-

Episode 67: Western Fair Market  Located in the heart of Old East Village, the Market is home to 100+ permanent vendors. The first floor is home to a wide range of produce, baked goods, handcrafted cheeses, prepared foods and more! While the second floor features the best and most unique craftspeople, artists and artisans, together with an eclectic roster of distinctive and locally handcrafted products, fine jewellery, collectibles and one-of-a-kind services.  Market-goers love they can buy high-quality; farm-fresh goods directly from the person who produced them and can find unique products they won't discover anywhere else in the city. In this episode we speak with Market Business Development Manager, Carol Sceli about the history of the market, the vendors, market success stories, events such as Park it at the Market, having buskers, the community that the market brings and much more!   More Western Fair Market:  Website: https://themarketwfd.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/themarketwfd/?hl=en  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheMarketWFD/    More London's Pretty Cool:  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/londonsprettycool/?hl=en  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LPCPod  Business Inquires: lpcpod@gmail.com   

We break from our normal format to present a collection of the most amusing, goofiest and mind expanding stories of the year..things that can only happen in horse racing. Like Turf Paradise's Craig Braddick playing Torture the Track announcer, or Tampa Bay's Jason Beam and his hilarious parody of Don McLean's America Pie. There was the night that the number 5 kept winning at Mohawk and we couldn't resist when we found a horse named Horse. A race at the Meadows that paid tribute to alcoholic beverages, a heat in Alberta where the top 4 horses were all Outlaws and a race from Gulfstream where the chaotic outcome was specifically defined by the winning horse. Bill Megens is now 89, but when he trained a winner recently at Western Fair, he gave an unusual prediction of his retirement date. And there is no jockey quite like quarter horse rider Tony Phillips. To celebrate his winning year at Ajax Downs, Phillips produced a rap of his equine accomplishments. Also appearing in this podcast –Tom Durkin, George Thorogood, the Clash, Bruce Springsteen, Alanis Morissette, Fred Flintstone, the Who, the Bobby Fuller Four and Aerosmith.

It really deserves consideration for the horse racing story of the year – harness driver Natasha Day swept the 6 races in the Ontario Women's Driving Championship at Western Fair. She tells us how it happened. All 6 of Day's winning drives were called by Melissa Keith who puts the historic event in perspective. We document another huge night of racing at Mohawk Park with the 8 OSS Gold Super Finals – winning the 2 Year-Old Colts and Geldings final was Stockade Seelster and we feature his owners Sally Macdonald and her nephew, Paul MacDonald. And trainer Mike Keogh, who directed Wando to Canada's last Triple Crown sweep, talks about his battle with prostate cancer.

We cover a lot of ground this week, from Woodbine for an upset in the Stella Artois Eclipse Stakes to Sweden for the Elitloppet to Presque Isle Downs where Kazushi Kimura is winning races. We go to Gulfstream because Moncton's Ailsa Morrison is bringing in price horses and we go to The Raceway at Western Fair where Trevor Henry went crazy and Jimmy Freight was awesome. Everyone loves good six and we have 6 sixes in a row at Mohawk. Racing Secretary Tony O'Sullivan talks about ‘Pop-Up' races and we have the bizarre story of the filly...who was really a colt.

This podcast features races from Woodbine, Mohawk and Ajax Downs. We have the Jacques Cartier Stakes from Woodbine, and some huge payoffs thanks to Chantal Sutherland, Trevor Henry and Sylvain Filion. Larry Collmus breaks down his historic and spine-tingling call of 80-1 shot Rich Strike in the Kentucky Derby. Jennifer Morrison explains – logically - why she bet on Rich Strike and Morrison also provides Opening Day stuff from Ajax Downs. Jockey Isabelle Wenc describes how badly her friend Sheena Ryan was hurt and how you can help with a Go Fund Me project. We give props to a lot of jockeys who don't challenge for the riding title. In this podcast, we feature wins by Sunny Singh, Kirk Johnson, Keveh Nicholls, Shawn Bridgmohan, Corey Jordan, Antonio Gallardo, Eswan Flores, Larry Munoz and Nicky Alderson, who won a race with her first ride in 20 months. Jockey Declan Carroll has landed at Woodbine and he delivered a $59 winner early in the meet. We needed to talk to him about that. And the Ontario Regional Drivers Championship needed all 11 races at Western Fair to determine which drivers will go to the Nationals in November. We'll tell you how Louis Philippe Roy pulled it off.

In this episode, we remember harness racing legend Bud Fritz. Should horse racing be concerned that Michael Beychok, one of its brightest and most successful bettors is backing away? Why are there no full-time lady race callers in North America? We seek the answer from Turf Paradise's Craig Braddick, who persuaded Dani Jackson to come from England to call the races. Shannon ‘Sugar' Doyle has ceased calling the action at the Raceway at Western Fair. He tells us that Alberta racing made him an offer he couldn't refuse. We also have an early Kentucky Derby prep from the Fair Grounds and the Raroma Stable, Jim Ensom, Marty Drexler and Chantal Sutherland repping the Maple Leaf and winning races in Florida.

On this episode of First Over with Edison Hatter, Edison is joined by Shannon "Sugar" Doyle to talk about his final days at Western Fair and his big move to Century Mile coming up soon, as well as talk some Saturday Woodbine Mohawk action.

Reefer Reporters - November 29 2021 with Reverend Kelly & AlStories include...New Brunswick's second farmgate store prepares to open its doors, City council committee to discuss new zoning bylaws for cannabis stores, Cannabis apparel now OK to be sold at B.C. pot shops, Western Fair embraces agriculture roots with a whole new crop: Marijuana, Illicit cannabis seized by OPP laced with pesticides, less THC than advertised, S. Australian legalization bill follows Canada's lead, Thai chain's cannabis pizza: trendy but won't get you high, Cannabis drug trial for brain tumours gets go-ahead, Dogs Are Being Exposed To Marijuana Through Human Poop And Pet Owners Should Beware, Study Finds, 'I use it for life': Mike Tyson joins the list of celebrities launching a cannabis line.....and a update from "Pass the Peace Pipe" a campaign to create Holistic Healing Centre's TY Campbellford Lifestyle Shop Bma Hydroponics Legacy420.com DrBuckCTS.com

On this episode of First Over with Edison Hatter, Edison is joined by Racing Manager at Western Fair, Tony Elliott, to talk Friday night racing at both Woodbine Mohawk and Western Fair.

On this episode of First Over with Edison Hatter, Edison is joined by Sugar Doyle, the voice of Western Fair, to talk about Friday evening action at both Woodbine Mohawk and Western Fair!

June 24th, 2021 - Hanover's, Jamie Warren, joins Jackie on-air to chat about his career, traveling Canada, songwriting, his brand new single "Cows and Corn" and more!"Jamie Warren is generally regarded as the most awarded independent country vocalist in Canada (Junos, CCMAs, OCMAs). Over his 35-year career he has released 54 singles, many of them hits. He's also known as a great songwriter and if you've ever seen him perform live, maybe a comedian!?Jamie lives in Kitchener Ontario, Canada, but was raised in Hanover Ontario where he pursued an adolescent dream of playing professional hockey in the NHL…with music as a background distraction. When he realized that his natural abilities for singing and playing guitar might make it easier to attract the attention of girls, he hung up his skates. Song writing was a logical progression for a sensitive guy who wrote poetry and short stories throughout his high school years.His interest in music was likely genetic since his mother sang and played piano and his father played guitar and mandolin. Jamie had piano lessons at age 5 and guitar lessons at age 8. By the time he was 10 years old it was tradition for the Warrens to entertain after Saturday night euchre games (a Canadian card-game institution) in their smoke-filled basement. His earliest musical influences were whatever his parents listened to on the radio and the only thing his parent's radio seemed to play, was country music. To this day he's still a huge fan of Merle Haggard, Tammy Wynette and Patsy Cline. Later in high school his best friend's older brother exposed him to celebrated vocal groups like The Eagles, America, Poco and CSNY. Jamie has always had an appreciation for Texas singer-songwriters like Radney Foster, Lyle Lovett and Rodney Crowell.Jamie attended Conestoga College to study Broadcasting. His goal was to become the youngest general manager of a mid-market radio station, but he emerged instead with a desire to sing for a living. What changed his mind? Jamie won a regional talent show at London Ontario's Western Fair which sent him to Memphis Tennessee for an international competition where he placed second. Jamie then stayed in Memphis, while he worked a one-year gig at Libertyland Theme Park as an entertainer.  He still feels a connection to Memphis, the city that kicked off his career."For more visit: https://jamiewarren.com/home/ 

Garnet Barndale, now the Bo Derek of harness racing, defied the odds by picking all 10 winners on a card at Western Fair. Canadians Jim and Susan Hill sent out the winner of the $200,000 Mac Diarmida Stakes at Gulfstream. Two heavy favourites won Kentucky Derby Preps in the States and when Gretzky The Great came 3rd at Turfway at even money, trainer Mark Casse was surprisingly pleased. Scott Zeron scored a double at the Meadowlands. Jockey Tony Phillips raps for us about Quarter Horse of the Year, Feisty Icon and trainer Angus Buntain talks about the expansion of Malta Manors thoroughbred stable.

Delaney Brooklyn is a singer, songwriter and musician from Toronto, ON who plays the guitar, piano, ukulele, trumpet, and bass. She has performed, placed in and won Canada-wide competitions and loves singing for audiences. Delaney has been performing in front of people since she was 3, and hasn't gotten off the stage since. She has played at the Hard Rock Cafe Toronto, the Western Fair, Stratford Blues & Ribfest, and many more well-known venues. John met Delaney when he was speaking at the TEDX Chatham-Kent event in 2017, and she provided the musical entertainment for the world to hear. One of the new up-and-coming singer/songwriters with an incredible voice and journey, Delaney shares her music and thoughts on The Bridge.

Pari-mutuel harness racing has recommenced in Ontario. Host Peter Gross drops in on Mohawk Park, Rideau Carleton and the Raceway at Western Fair. Woodbine CEO Jim Lawson has been fighting for single sports betting at racetracks and he tells us how that project is getting closer to reality. Greg Gangle and Shannon ‘Sugar‘ Doyle express how happy they are that racing is back in London. There was an upset in the $20 Million Saudi Cup and O’Brien Award winning writer Garnet Barnsdale made a dumb mistake – he punched the wrong horse on a pick-5 bet and it turned out to be the smartest dumb thing he ever did.

Woodbine and TSN have agreed to extend Racing Night Live through to December. Christina Litz is the woman who struck the deal and she tells us just how good this is for horse racing. True to our promise to cover thoroughbred, standardbred and quarter horse racing in Ontario, this podcast has two Stakes races from Woodbine, both won by Patrick Husbands and Mark Casse, all kinds of Stakes races from the harness side and the Alex Picov Memorial Futurity from Ajax Downs. Driver Bob McClure pulled off a rare triple, winning big money races at Flamboro, Mohawk and Western Fair in a span of maybe 27 hours. Trainer Bob Broadstock sent out a winner at Ajax Downs last week and he did so for the First Line Syndicate. Then he told us how much fun the 18 shareholders in the syndicate are having. This Podcast also includes music from The Reklaws and a cat who thought he could outrun some horses in France.

On this September 10th edition of the London Live Podcast: With back to school around the corner and online learning being more important than ever Matthew Bazely, Director of Business Services and Global Initiatives in Western's Faculty of Education, joins Mike to discuss what that will look like. Afterwards Greg Blanchard of the Western Fair tells us what's in store for their first ever virtual fair. Finally, Councillor Stephen Turner tells us the conclusion of the land appropriation story, that included the home of Nan Finlay See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the October 11 London Live podcast: Climbing Mount Kilimanjaro to honour those impacted by Alzheimer's with Carol Walters and Wendy Thompson of the Alzheimer's Society of London and Middlesex. Western Fair District launches 'The Grove' with founder of Live Fit Food Nick Spina Kurdish forces struggle to contain world's unwanted ISIS prisoners in Syria with Global News reporter Stewart Bell.

Elkton, MD – Post Time with Mike and Mike presented by the USTA/BetAmerica, is excited to announce the line-up for Thursday morning (Oct. 2) at 10:30 a.m. They will be joined by Jim Lawson, Shannon “Sugar” Doyle, and Dave Brower. The talk of the town over the past week has been the “Mohawk Million,” which was highlighted by a pair of $1 million purchases on Tuesday night in Lexington.  The pair sat down with Jim Lawson, CEO of Woodbine Entertainment, to talk about the big race and what went into making the event happen.  Lawson also discussed preparations for the 2019 Breeders Crown. The action heats up at The Raceway at Western Fair District and Shannon “Sugar” Doyle joins the program to discuss the happenings at the Ontario facility.  He will discuss recent changes put into place to enhance their live product, and what fans can look forward to throughout the meet. Dave Brower highlights the Grand Circuit meet at The Red Mile on Thursday as he discusses some of the great stakes coming up this weekend.  Following an exciting week one at The Red Mile, the second week is sure to have the entire industry talking. Post Time with Mike and Mike presented by USTA/BetAmerica can be heard live every Thursday at 10:30 a.m. via their website www.posttimewithmikeandmike.com or on the archive at www.betamerica.com/BARN.

Elkton, MD — Post Time with Mike and Mike presented by USTA/BetAmerica is excited to kick off the 2019 live remote season with coverage of the Camluck Classic on Friday night (May 31). Mike and Mike will bring extensive coverage of the Camluck Classic beginning at 8:30 p.m., on their website, www.posttimewithmikeandmike.com. The program will run three hours. During the broadcast, the team will present live interviews from the paddock, handicapping analysis, and winner’s circle reaction as the night goes on. Garnet Barnsdale and Nicholas “Ace” Barnsdale will be the reporters on site with Michael Carter. In addition to the live broadcast, Carter will also be joining track announcer Shannon “Sugar” Doyle for the pre-game show on the Western Fair broadcast. Expert handicapping selections from Mike and Mike contributors will be provided on their website beginning Thursday. The Raceway at Western Fair District will have a ton of promotions going on throughout the entire evening. There will be hundreds of giveaways, drawings throughout the evening and a t-shirt toss. Tickets are still available for the VIP Infield Experience, and can be purchased online at www.camluckclassic.ca. The National Anthem will be performed by Sarina Haggerty and Connor Morand.  

On Today's show we play Guess what's in Santa's Pants, we talk about Gateway Casinos leaving Western Fair, a lady calls in to share some Christmas cheer! 

On Today's show Taz visits the Western Fair for a Taz of all Trades with Bandoloni.  We talk the Shooting at Tim Hortons, the Habitat Ground breaking and we hear a Dog Sing Green Day.

Hugh Mitchell joins guest host Jess Brady to discuss his retirement and plans for the future.

Mike and Mike will bring extensive coverage of the Camluck Classic beginning at 8 p.m. via their Facebook page and website with a one-hour Camluck Classic pre-game show hosted by Michael Carter, Michael Bozich, Garnet Barnsdale, and Jessica Otten. The team will continue coverage for three more hours beginning at 9 p.m., on the website, www.posttimewithmikeandmike.com. During each of the broadcasts, the team will present live interviews from the paddock, handicapping analysis, and winner’s circle reaction as the night goes on. Garnet Barnsdale and Jessica Otten will be an intricate part of the broadcast as they were in 2017.  For those in attendance on track, there will be a chance to win a Randy Waples whip that was donated to the show by Randy. Those on track who tweet a picture of themselves at Western Fair with #CamluckClassic will automatically be entered to win the whip. You must be on track to win the prize. Tweeting begins at 6:30 p.m. and the winner will be selected at 10 p.m. In addition to the live broadcast, Michael Carter will also be joining track announcer Shannon “Sugar” Doyle for the pre-game show on the Western Fair broadcast. Expert handicapping selections from Mike and Mike contributors will be provided on their website beginning Friday. The Raceway at Western Fair District will have a ton of promotions going on throughout the entire evening. There will be hundreds of giveaways, a drawing for Trackside Music Festival Tickets, a Camluck Cheerleader Contest, and Scratch & Win programs. Tickets are still available for the VIP Infield Experience, new to The Raceway in 2018 and can be purchased online at www.camluckclassic.ca. The National Anthem will be performed by rising country music star Julia Haggarty.    

Host Ray Cotolo is joined by Mike Pribozie and Rod Allums Jr. as they provide coverage for the Late Pick 4 from Western Fair, as well as preview the Late Pick 4 for Saturday at the Meadowlands and the five divisions of the George Morton Levy opening preliminary at Yonkers Raceway Saturday, March 17.

Host Ray Cotolo is joined by Mike Pribozie, Rod Allums Jr. and Monique “The Parlay Queen” as they provide coverage for the Late Pick 4 from Western Fair, as well as preview the Late Pick 4 for Saturday at the Meadowlands and the Early Pick 4 from Woodbine Racetrack.

Host Ray Cotolo is joined by Mike Pribozie and Rod Allums Jr. as they provide coverage for the Late Pick 4 from Western Fair, as well as preview the Early Pick 4 from Woodbine and the Late Pick 4 from the Meadowlands for Saturday.

Host Ray Cotolo is joined by Mike Pribozie and Rod Allums Jr. as they provide coverage for the Late Pick-4 from Western Fair, as well as preview the Early Pick-4 from Woodbine and the Late Pick-4 from the Meadowlands for Saturday.

Host Ray Cotolo is joined by Mike Pribozie and Rod Allums Jr. as they provide coverage for the Late Pick 4 from Western Fair and Woodbine Racetrack, as well as preview the Late Pick 4 for Saturday from the Meadowlands.

Host Ray Cotolo is joined by Mike Pribozie and Rod Allums Jr. as they cover the Late Pick 4 from Western Fair, as well as preview the Saturday Early Pick 4 from Woodbine Racetrack and the Late Pick 4 from the Meadowlands Racetrack.

Ray Cotolo, Mike Pribozie, and Rod Allums Jr. discuss the Late Pick 4 from Western Fair, Woodbine, and the Meadowlands Racetrack.

Host Ray Cotolo is joined by co-hosts Mike Pribozie and Rod Allums Jr. to kick off the frosty new year with hot shots at profit, including with their coverage of the Late Pick 4 from Western Fair and from Hawthorne Racecourse, as well as their preview of the Saturday Late Pick 4 from Pompano Park.

Ray Cotolo, along with Mike Pribozie and Rod Allums Jr., tries once more to strike a profit in 2017 with the Late Pick 4 from Western Fair and the Meadowlands Racetrack, as well as cap the year that will be remembered as 2017.

Elkton, MD --- Post Time with Mike and Mike presented by BetAmerica is proud to announce its line-up coming up on Thursday morning (Dec. 14) at 10:30 a.m. New Yonkers Raceway Director of Racing Cammie Haughton will join the program to discuss his new role at the track. Haughton is a former presiding judge at Yonkers and the Meadowlands and is the son of Hall of Famer Billy Haughton. The Inside Handicapping segment continues this week with Western Fair announcer Shannon "Sugar" Doyle. Doyle will discuss the ins and outs of handicapping harness racing and what he considers important when looking at the races.  "The Guru" Ron Gurfein will join Post Time to talk about his illustrious career and his new article series in Harness Racing Update titled "Ask The Guru." Voting continues this week in the Post Time with Mike and Mike Awards via the duo's website. www.posttimewithmikeandmike.com/post-time-with-mike-and-mike-awards-voting.html. Voting ends on Dec. 27. Post Time with Mike and Mike presented by BetAmerica can be heard live every Thursday at 10:30 a.m. on their website www.posttimewithmikeandmike.com or on the archive at www.betamerica.com/BARN.  

Elkton, MD -- Post Time with Mike and Mike presented by BetAmerica is proud to announce their exciting line-up for Thursday mornings show at 10:30 AM. Western Fair's Shannon "Sugar" Doyle and Greg Blanchard will join the program to talk about the exciting season that begins next week at the Canadian track.  Their schedule is highlighted by the Molson Pace on closing night.  Western Fair has some amazing promotions coming for the fans during the meet and Mike and Mike will find out just everything the track has to offer. Running Aces Track Announcer Darin Gagne will join the program this week to talk about his career and how he got into the sport of harness racing.  Gagne has normally joined to talk about the happenings at the Minnesota track, but this time we will dive into his unique style of announcing races. Brandon "Big Ticket" Bates joins the program to talk about his driving career at Hoosier Park Racing and Casino.  Bates has received his nick name for his strong ability to bring home big priced horses in the Hoosier state.  The duo will find out how he got started driving horses and what is next in his career. The creator of www.supportyourlocaltrack.com, Matt Robinson will join the program to talk about his new site and what he is trying to do to help grow the sport of racing.    

Elkton, MD --- The Post Time gang is back this week fresh off a very successful live remote at Western Fair. The duo is excited to announce their Thursday morning (June 1) line-up starting at 10:30 a.m. The $200,000 Battle of Lake Erie is coming up on Saturday at Northfield Park in Ohio and track announcer Ayers Ratliff sits down to talk about everything there is to know going on at the Northeast Ohio track.  Harrah's Philadelphia judge Don Harmon sat down with Mike Bozich to talk about the ins and outs of being a judge and what goes into making some of the decisions that they do. We will also talk about how Harmon got into the business and into judging the races. We will have our final segment with Pompano Park Director of Racing and Track Announcer Gabe Prewitt this week as they wrap up their meet on Wednesday night. We will discuss how things went for the South Florida track and what is coming up when they re-open in the fall. The duo also continues their discussions with Running Aces Track Announcer Darin Gagne who will highlight the happenings at the Minnesota track from this past week. Post Time can be heard via their website at www.posttimewithmikeandmike.com or on the archive at www.betamerica.com/BARN.  

Michael Carter, Michael Bozich, Garnet Barnsdale, and Jessica Otten bring you live coverage of the 2017 Molson Pace from Western Fair in London, Ontario!

Trainer Pete Tritton joins the program to talk about his horses that eill be in action in lucrative invitationals at Harrah's Philadelphia and Western Fair. Plus owner Tom Pollack will join the program to discuss his charges in the big races this weekend. Gave Prewitt will be on hand to talk about the going-ins at Pompano Park. Running Aces Track Announcer Darin Gagne hosts the weekly Running Aces Series

Elkton, MD --- Post Time with Mike and Mike presented by BetAmerica is proud to announce their Thursday morning line-up starting at 10:30 a.m. The Director of Racing at Western Fair District, Greg Blanchard, will join the show to talk about the upcoming Molson Pace at Western Fair. The race is shaping up to be one of the most exciting that the track has seen and Post Time with Mike and Mike will be there to cover the live racing action. The invitees for the $150,000 Betsy Ross, Maxie Lee, and Ben Stafford Jr. invitational races at Harrah's Philadelphia will be announced on this week's show. The race weekend is sure to be a fantastic one at the track. Dale Decker joins to talk about his champion older pacer Night Pro who will be starting his 2017 stakes season at Western Fair in the Molson Pace. He will talk about the struggles he went through and how he got his pacer back into top form. Aaron Lambert will talk about his star filly Agent Q who was a winner in her division of the Pennsylvania Sire Stakes and is on to Yonkers to compete in the Lismore. Christen Me N made his first North American start at Harrah's Philadelphia and after a troubled start that caused a recall he put in a monster impressive winning effort. Joann Looney-King will join to talk about the star and where he may be headed next. Our weekly segment with Pompano's Director of Racing and announcer Gabe Prewitt will continue as we talk about the happenings at the South Florida track. Post Time can be heard via its website at www.posttimewithmikeandmike.com or on the archive at www.betamerica.com/BARN.  

Elkton, MD --- Post Time with Mike and Mike presented by BetAmerica is proud to announce its Thursday morning line-up starting at 10:30 a.m. The first Monthly USTA Town Hall with USTA President Russell Williams presented by Hanover Shoe Farms will be presented. Mike and Mike sat down with the USTA president with many questions from fans regarding things that are happening within the USTA and how the USTA is helping with key harness racing issues. This segment presented by Hanover Shoe Farms in Pennsylvania will be a monthly segment where Williams will answer questions brought by the fans of racing. Merv Huber will join the program to talk about the upcoming World Harness Handicapping Championship presented by BetAmerica. The contest will take place at Meadowlands Racing and Entertainment on Saturday (April 29). The first live remote for Mike and Mike will be at Western Fair in London, Ontario on Friday (May 26) for the 2017 Molson Pace. Track announcer Shannon "Sugar" Doyle will join the program to start discussing the race and talk about the happenings going on at Western Fair. Our weekly segment with Pompano Park's Director of Racing and Announcer Gabe Prewitt will continue as we talk about the happenings at the South Florida track. The Super Hi-5 was hit on Tuesday night for just over $110,000; we will talk about the big score and what is coming up in the final days of the meet. Post Time can be heard via its website at www.posttimewithmikeandmike.com or on the archive at www.betamerica.com/BARN.  

Chester, PA --- Post Time with Mike and Mike presented by BetAmerica has an action packed show lined up for Thursday night (May 26) starting at 7 p.m. George Teague Jr. will join the program to talk about Wiggle It Jiggleit's upcoming race, the $200,000 Dorothy Mullin Invitational at Harrah's Philadelphia on Sunday. Greg Lee will also join the show to talk about his father Maxie Lee and his contributions to the sport. The Maxie Lee Memorial Trot is an annual event at Harrah's Philadelphia that often draws the best trotters in the country. It is part of a power-packed card coming up this Sunday. Driver David Miller will also stop in to touch on his drives coming up on the big day Sunday. He will also talk about going over the $200 million mark in career earnings. The track announcer from Western Fair, Shannon "Sugar" Doyle, will also pay the Mikes a visit to preview the upcoming Molson Pace, where 2015 Canadian Horse of the Year State Treasurer will be in action. The show will also include a continuing series focusing on racing under saddle, with a special interview with Stephanie Jacobs, who will talk about the recent seminar at Winbak Farm. Post Time with Mike and Mike’s mission is to positively promote the sport of harness racing. Every hoof that hits a racetrack has a story to tell, whether a claimer or a stakes horse, and we plan on telling those stories. You can listen to the show at www.posttimewithmikeandmike.com, or https://extra.betamerica.com/category/barn/.  

By Michael Carter, for Post Time with Mike and Mike Elkton, MD – Post Time with Mike and Mike has an action packed show coming up on Thursday at 1:00! Joining the program this week is Joe Bongiorno one of the up and coming harness racing drivers in the business.  Joe has recently been driving at Meadowlands Racing and Entertainment and at Northfield Park on Mondays and Tuesdays.  We will discuss his 2015 success and what Joe looks forward too in 2016. Wendy Ross will join the show to talk about her career and how she got into harness racing.  Wendy has been a prominent face on the Meadowlands broadcast as well as the Little Brown Jug simulcast show. Shannon "Sugar" Doyle, the track announcer at Western Fair in London, Ontario will join as well to discuss his career and how he got into announcing.  We will talk with Sugar about the 2015 O' Brien Horse of the Year State Treasurer as well. Winnie Morgan Nemeth will also be joining us in the fourth of a four-part series to talk about New Vocations, and how it works. Post Time with Mike and Mike is harness racing's newest podcast co-hosted by track announcers Mike Bozich and Mike Carter. The show's focus is to positively promote harness racing. Every hoof that hits the racetrack, whether a claimer or a stakes horse, has a story to tell, and they plan on telling those stories. Log on to Blogtalkradio.com/ptmikeandmike to listen. If you miss the show live, you can listen on-demand at any time. You can also follow the show on social media.   Like them on Facebook at Post Time with Mike and Mike, and follow them on Twitter @ptmikeandmike1.