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Harness racing organizations from around the world.

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• Alberta Standardbred Horse Association

  http://www.asha.ab.ca/
  Represents the membership in relationships with racing associations, Horse Racing Alberta and the provincial government. Includes membership details and application form, race news and dates, newsletter archive, events and links.

• Australian Harness Racing

  http://www.harness.org.au/
  Official site for Australian Harness Racing. News, fields, form guides, results, stewards reports and breeding information.

• BC Standardbred Association

  http://www.harnessbc.ca/
  Serving the needs of horsemen and breeders since 1965. Includes the current year's stallion directory and yearling sales catalogue, list of the Board of Directors, events calendar and a stake race schedule complete with entry forms that can be downloaded and printed. Located in Surrey, British Columbia, Canada.

• British Harness Racing Club

  http://www.bhrc.org.uk/
  Website of the British Harness Racing Club. Information, locations, runners and results for harness racing in the UK

• Cloverleaf Standardbred Owners Association

  http://www.cloverleafsoa.org/
  Non-profit organization of owners, trainers, and drivers of harness horses in Maryland and other parties involved in the racing industry. Includes application for membership, photos, directory, meeting minutes, newsletter, related links and contact details.

• Harness Horse Youth Foundation

  http://www.hhyf.org/
  The HHYF is a 501(c)(3) organization which focuses on interesting and educating young people about harness racing.

• Harness Racing New Zealand

  http://www.hrnz.co.nz/
  Information about racing, handicapping, betting, calendar of events and links.

• Indiana Standardbred Association

  http://www.indianaharness.com/
  Represents the industry in matters involving the state legislature, the IHRC, parimutual racetrack management and in matters directly involving the state's horsemen and women. Includes membership benefits, application, newsletter and resource links.

• Irish Trotting and Harness Racing Federation

  http://ithrf.8m.com/
  Official site includes results, photo page, message board and links.

• Ontario Sires Stakes (OSS)

  http://www.ontariosiresstakes.com/
  Program that promotes breeding of standardbred horses in Ontario and provides economic incentives to breeders to improve the quality of the Ontario sired horse.

• Standardbred and Trotting Horse Association of Great Britain and Ireland

  http://www.standardbred.org/
  Open to all lovers of the breed. Includes a list of stallions in the UK, membership details, information about horse registration, newsletter and links.

• Standardbred Canada

  http://www.standardbredcanada.ca/
  The official registry and record keeping body for the Canadian standardbred industry. TROT Magazine, news, and entries and results.

• The Hambletonian Society

  http://www.hambletonian.org/
  A non-profit organization formed in 1925 to sponsor the race for which it was named, the Hambletonian Stake. Responsibilities today include the management of 134 of harness racing's most important events at sixteen North American tracks.

• The Ontario Harness Horse Association

  http://www.ohha.ca/
  As the world's largest horsemen's organization, the OHHA represents harness horsemen and women in all matters pertaining to the racing industry.

• U.S. Trotting Association (USTA)

  http://www.ustrotting.com/
  A not-for-profit association organized to provide services to its members. Race entries and results, driver and trainer licensing requirements and procedures.

• Wales & Border Counties Harness Racing

  http://www.welsh-trotting.co.uk/
  Offers beginner's guide to the sport, newsletter, track locations, history, breeding information, photos and links.

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