Harness racing offers a wide range of career opportunities, from the high-profile trainers and drivers to racetrack executives; from on-air television work to the cameramen behind the scenes; from the clubhouse chef to the equine veterinarian. There are farm positions, racetrack positions and office positions. Racing also needs attorneys and accountants, farriers and caretakers.
Career Spotlight: Announcer Ken Warkentin
Career Spotlight: Announcer Ken Warkentin If you’re thinking about a career in harness racing, announcing and publicity is one avenue to consider. HHYF: How did you get started in the racing industry? Was it something you grew up in? Ken: I started as a racing fan,...
Career Spotlight: Art Zubrod and Leah Cheverie of Brittany Farms LLC
Career Spotlight: Art Zubrod and Leah Cheverie of Brittany Farms LLCHave you been considering a career at a large training center and breeding farm? Read on for a bit of insight into this career path. HHYF: Tell us a little bit about what you do on a day to day basis...