The Arabian Jockey Club is a nationally chartered non-profit organization dedicated to the promotion, education, and professional management of the Arabian racing industry in the United States.

Listings of upcoming races along with phone numbers for the officers and board of directors. Information regarding the sale of Ads for the 2005 state finals. Advertising a business or a team are also being sold throughout the season for display at each race.

Cloverleaf S.O.A. is a non-profit organization, formed in 1960. Its membership consist of owners, trainers and drivers of harness horses participating in Maryland, as well as other interested parties involved in the Standardbred racing industry. Site includes newsletter, membership application, photos, directory, meeting minutes, and links.

Harness Racing in Australia - Official Site. This Web site is a shared facility of the State controlling bodies, Australian Harness Racing Council, Inter Dominion Harness Racing Council and the Clubs around Australia. Racing terms, calendar, news, reports, and tracks.

IQHRA is an organization of devoted Quarter Horse racing owners, breeders and enthusiasts, working as a group and dedicated to promoting and perpetuating Quarter Horse racing in the State of Iowa. The officials elected by its membership represent the Quarter Horse trainer and owners at the Prairie Meadow Racetrack and Casino in Altoona, Iowa.

It is the mission of the National Steeplechase Association (NSA) to encourage, advance, and regulate the sport of steeplechasing in the United States. Membership, rules of racing, conditions, race entries and results.

The Quarter Racing Owners of Ontario Inc. represents the owners of racing quarter-horses in Ontario. Information on schedule of races, stakes, rules and regulations, entries, sponsors, and board of directors.

The American Harness Drivers Club organizes amateur races at major racetracks in New Jersey. The AHDC conducts races at Freehold Raceway and The Meadowlands. Each year the AHDC organizes two pacing series at Freehold Raceway. At the end of the series, the drivers move to the Meadowlands for a $6,000 final.

A nationally chartered non-profit organization dedicated to the promotion and professional management of the Arabian Racing Industry in Australia. Provides educational material, seminars and workshops for those wishing to become part of the sport of Arabian racing.

Our Association was formed in 1964 by a handful of cowboys who were interested in racing ponies that were 48 inches and under. There was so much interest and involvement that two main categories evolved, chariots and chuckwagons. A team of ponies pulls the chariots and two teams in tandem pull the chuckwagon. With a few rule changes, the size allowed now to race is 54 inches, which is 13.2hands high.