1910s

He was the world’s first 1:56 trotter and a prized possession of Lawrence Sheppard’s fledging Hanover Shoe Farms...

He was a slight two-year-old who was sold off in the belief that he had no future. However, the 15 hands/152 cm trotter grew to...

J Malcolm Forbes was one of the biggest owners and breeders of standardbreds from 1890 until his death in 1904. Forbes shelled...

The only horse in history to set world records at 1, 2, 3 and 4 before eventually becoming one of the great stallions in history...

The Norwegian Trotting association started to keep stallion records in 1928, and every year until 1936 the Kentucky-born chestnut...

The Franco-American cross is more popular than ever, and many in the US have also recognized the benefits of such a breeding...