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Friday, October 23, 2026
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Waldron Posts Top-Four Finish at Harrah's Hoosier Park
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Bermudian driver Kiwon Waldron picked up another top-four finish during a competitive three-race card at Harrah's Hoosier Park in Indiana.
Waldron was back in the sulky across both trot and pace assignments on Friday evening, continuing to test himself against seasoned North American harness racing fields.
His strongest showing came in Race 6 over the trot aboard Senor Bill. Working through the pack over the one-mile distance, Waldron guided the trotter home to a respectable fourth-place finish, stopping the clock in 1:57.4.
Waldron returned to the track almost immediately for Race 7, taking the lines of Winning Vibes in another testing trot contest. Despite a sharp trip of 1:55.1 in a fiercely run encounter, the pair had to settle for sixth place in a tight finish down the home straight.
He wrapped up his evening's duties in Race 12 behind Victorious Flytime on the pace. In an aggressive mile that produced rapid fractions, Waldron pushed the pacer across the wire in 1:54.3 to secure seventh position.
The triple-header adds another valuable bank of track time for the Bermudian equestrian, who remains a fixture on the competitive Midwestern harness racing circuit.
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Thursday, October 22, 2026
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Waldron Records Trio of Competitive Drives at Hoosier Park
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Bermudian equestrian Kiwon Waldron enjoyed a busy and competitive evening in the sulky at Harrah's Hoosier Park, securing three solid top-five finishes in Indiana.
Waldron took the lines across a competitive 14-race card under the lights, competing in both pace and trot divisions against seasoned North American company.
In his opening assignment of the night, Race 2 over the pace, Waldron steered Eagle Crest Queen into fourth place. Working from off the pace, the duo crossed the wire in a brisk 1:56.1, narrowly missing out on a podium finish.
Waldron returned to the track for Race 7 behind Er Checkers in another fast-paced encounter. In a tightly contested field, he guided the pacer to a fifth-place finish, clocking a sharp 1:54.1 in an aggressive mile.
He wrapped up his evening in Race 10, switching gait to the trot with Bluebird Yoshi. Overcoming a testing trip, Waldron held off late challengers down the home stretch to claim fourth position in 1:57.2.
The consistent performances add to another valuable campaign in the United States for the Bermudian driver, who continues to gain vital overseas experience against top-tier harness racing competition.
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Monday, October 19, 2026
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Drama on Vesey Street as Photo Finishes Dominate Thrilling Card
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The official presiding judge was made to work overtime during an extraordinary afternoon of harness pony racing at the National Equestrian Centre on Vesey Street, with the opening five heats producing an unprecedented sequence of razor-thin finishes.
Action in the premier 1:04 flat and faster division set an electric tone from the outset in heat one. Kirista Rabain produced a storming drive from the sulky aboard Gold Rush to go wheel to wheel down the homestretch with DJ Burchall, who was partnering Belhaven Stables charge Double Time. Both pacers stopped the clock simultaneously in a blistering 1:03 and three fifths, leaving officials to scrutinise the replay before officially awarding the triumph to Rabain.
The photo-finish camera was called upon once again in heat two, which featured a combined field across the 1:07 to 1:09 and 1:12 and three fifths and slower brackets. Mitch Robinson in the bike of Kool The Fire found himself locked in an identical duel to the line with Darico Clarke at the lines of Google Me Twice. Both crossed the wire locked together in 1:13 and two fifths to share the spotlight, while Eilidh Redmond trailed home in third aboard Victorias Secret with a time of 1:15 and two fifths.
Deadlocks continued to dictate proceedings in heat three, contested within the 1:04 and one fifth to 1:05 and two fifths time bar. Rebounding from his narrow opening defeat, Flood engineered another masterclass in the sulky of Inwoods Realist, trading blows right to the wire against Jashaun Young and Holy Grail. With both combinations recording identical times of 1:07 and three fifths, the judge delivered the verdict in favour of Flood.
Top-tier pace drama resumed in heat four as the 1:04 flat and faster entries returned to the Vesey Street circuit. Maurice Raynor held his nerve under intense pressure behind Rockeyed Optimist, repelling a fierce late surge from Teshi Zuill and Somegoldsomewhere. Both clocked an impressive 1:05 and four fifths, with Raynor given the nod by the narrowest of margins to take the victory.
The breathless run of split decisions concluded in heat five, reserved for the 1:05 and three fifths to 1:06 and four fifths class. Keizaah Busby navigated Inwoods Progress through a gruelling duel against Liam Stones at the lines of Reel Desire. Matching each other stride for stride across the dirt to clock 1:12 and four fifths, it was Busby who earned the judge's final nod to wrap up an afternoon defined by breathtaking finishes.
Click Here to see the Full 2026 Harness Pony Racing Oct 18th 2026 Results
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Sunday, October 18, 2026
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Waldron Strikes Again at Harrah's Hoosier Park
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Bermudian driver Kiwon Waldron returned to the winner’s circle at Harrah’s Hoosier Park for the second time in a matter of days, marking his first start as the owner of Fox Valley Starlet with an emphatic pace victory in Indiana.
Waldron capped off the evening card in style during Race 10, producing a well-timed drive from the sulky to steer Fox Valley Starlet across the wire in 1:54.1.
The triumph carried extra significance for the talented driver, arriving on the pacer's very first outing under his outright ownership.
It proved a night of mixed fortunes across the card for Waldron, who opened proceedings earlier in Race 1 aboard Odds On Candy.
Contesting an equally brisk pace event, Waldron and Odds On Candy stopped the clock in 1:54.4, having to settle for seventh in a tightly bunched field.
However, Waldron quickly turned the evening around in Race 10, judging the fractions to perfection down the Hoosier Park stretch to hold off late challengers and seal another trip to the winner's enclosure on the North American circuit.
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Saturday, October 17, 2026
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Ramsingh-Pierre Replaces Mello as CEA President
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Bahamian equestrian administrator Catherine Ramsingh-Pierre has been elected President of the Caribbean Equestrian Association (CEA) for the 2026–2028 term, taking over the reins from Bermuda’s Heidi Mello.
Her appointment marks a significant milestone for Bahamian sport, placing another of the nation's administrators into a prominent regional leadership position.
Ramsingh-Pierre steps into the role with a mandate to drive youth development, expand grassroots participation, and strengthen competition pathways across member federations throughout the region.
She succeeds Mello, whose tenure at the helm of the CEA was defined by sustained regional collaboration and bolstering the visibility of equestrian disciplines across the Caribbean.
Under Ramsingh-Pierre’s leadership, the governing body is set to target enhanced cross-island coordination, focusing on junior development leagues, regional dressage, and jumping circuits over the next two years.
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