Throughout history there have been a few select horses that have singlehandedly increased the interest in harness racing and...
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In 1989 Olav Christiansen, a farmer in the Norwegian village Åsenfjord, lost the right to let his sheep grace in the nearby...
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He was one of Norway and Scandinavia’s best trotters for years and hailed from an exceptional group of siblings that...
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He won one of the most prestigious races of all time, then retired to become an elite stallion. His performances in Europe in...
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He was champion stallion for many years, even after his death, in Norway. What many did not know is that he was initially...
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The Norwegian Trotting association started to keep stallion records in 1928, and every year until 1936 the Kentucky-born chestnut stallion The Eno was the undisputed champion. However, the excellent trotter and stallion had a rough start on his career causing wanna-be comedians to suggest the horse shouldn’t be trotting but rather be touring with a circus.
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