Bermudian driver Kiwon Waldron returned to the winner’s circle at Harrah’s Hoosier Park for the second time in a matter of days, marking his first start as the owner of Fox Valley Starlet with an emphatic pace victory in Indiana.
Waldron capped off the evening card in style during Race 10, producing a well-timed drive from the sulky to steer Fox Valley Starlet across the wire in 1:54.1.
The triumph carried extra significance for the talented driver, arriving on the pacer's very first outing under his outright ownership.
It proved a night of mixed fortunes across the card for Waldron, who opened proceedings earlier in Race 1 aboard Odds On Candy.
Contesting an equally brisk pace event, Waldron and Odds On Candy stopped the clock in 1:54.4, having to settle for seventh in a tightly bunched field.
However, Waldron quickly turned the evening around in Race 10, judging the fractions to perfection down the Hoosier Park stretch to hold off late challengers and seal another trip to the winner's enclosure on the North American circuit.
Saturday, October 17, 2026
Ramsingh-Pierre Replaces Mello as CEA President
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Bahamian equestrian administrator Catherine Ramsingh-Pierre has been elected President of the Caribbean Equestrian Association (CEA) for the 2026–2028 term, taking over the reins from Bermuda’s Heidi Mello.
Her appointment marks a significant milestone for Bahamian sport, placing another of the nation's administrators into a prominent regional leadership position.
Ramsingh-Pierre steps into the role with a mandate to drive youth development, expand grassroots participation, and strengthen competition pathways across member federations throughout the region.
She succeeds Mello, whose tenure at the helm of the CEA was defined by sustained regional collaboration and bolstering the visibility of equestrian disciplines across the Caribbean.
Under Ramsingh-Pierre’s leadership, the governing body is set to target enhanced cross-island coordination, focusing on junior development leagues, regional dressage, and jumping circuits over the next two years.
Friday, October 16, 2026
Waldron Strikes Gold with Chantilly Russ at Hoosier Park
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Bermudian driver Kiwon Waldron returned to the winner’s circle in style at Harrah’s Hoosier Park, steering pacer Chantilly Russ to victory on a busy evening in the sulky.
Competing on the competitive Indiana oval, Waldron delivered a clinical drive in Race 11 to claim top honours in the Pace class.
Partnering Chantilly Russ, the Bermudian reinsman paced his challenge to perfection, driving the horse across the line in 1:55.3 to hold off the chasing pack and secure a hard-earned victory.
Earlier on the card, Waldron got his evening under way in Race 2 behind the trotter Winning Vibes.
Contesting a sharp Trot class event, Waldron guided Winning Vibes to a respectable fourth-place finish, clocking a solid time of 1:57.2 to lay the foundation for his later triumph.
The victory aboard Chantilly Russ marks another positive chapter in Waldron’s North American campaign, demonstrating his sharp tactical touch as he continues to make his mark on the US harness racing circuit.
Friday, October 09, 2026
Waldron guides Chantilly Russ to fourth at Harrah’s Hoosier Park
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Bermudian harness driver Kiwon Waldron recorded a solid fourth-place finish in the sulky at Harrah’s Hoosier Park in Indiana.
Competing in Race 2 on the evening card, Waldron partnered pacer Chantilly Russ in a fast-paced Pace Class event.
The Bermudian produced a sharp, competitive trip around the Hoosier Park oval, guiding Chantilly Russ across the wire in a brisk time of 1:55.0 to secure fourth place in a tightly contested finish.
The result marks another competitive showing for Waldron as he continues to campaign regularly against strong fields on the North American circuit.
Thursday, October 08, 2026
Waldron claims double victory at Harrah’s Hoosier Park
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Bermudian harness driver Kiwon Waldron enjoyed a standout evening at Harrah’s Hoosier Park in Indiana, securing two commanding victories across a three-race card.
Waldron’s night began in Race 3, where he contested a Pace Class event in the sulky behind Bettorseetheshow. The pair clocked a respectable time of 1:56.0, finishing in seventh position in a tightly contested heat.
However, fortunes shifted dramatically once the Trot Class got under way.
Taking the reins of Happy To Help in Race 5, Waldron delivered a measured drive to capture his first victory of the card, crossing the wire in an even 2:00.0 to seal top spot.
The Bermudian capped off his night in style in Race 10, completing a driving double aboard High Honor Role.
Producing a sharp turn of pace over the Hoosier Park oval, Waldron guided the trotter home in 1:56.0 to claim an emphatic victory and wrap up another successful outing on the North American circuit.
