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Thursday, August 27, 2026
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Waldron Secures Podium Finish in Busy Night at Hoosier Park
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Bermudian harness driver Kiwon Waldron was back in action with a two-race card at Harrah’s Hoosier Park in Anderson, Indiana, securing a strong second-place finish in the Trot division.
Taking the lines in Race 5 behind Happy To Help, Waldron delivered a sharp drive in the Trot Class, guiding the trotter across the wire in a swift 1 minute 58.0 seconds to claim a well-earned runner-up spot.
Waldron returned to the sulky for the finale on the evening program, steering Straightaway Jo in Race 14.
Contesting a fast-paced Pace Class field, the pair clocked a time of 1:56.4, finishing in eighth position to wrap up a competitive night on the Indiana oval.
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Wednesday, August 26, 2026
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Nisbett in action at FEI Longines Jumping Event
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Bermudian equestrian Patrick Nisbett continued his international campaign recently, competing across two competitive classes in an FEI Jumping Longines-ranked event.
Partnering with his mount Anhui – Zhenlong club, the veteran show jumper took to the arena in both the 1.20m and 1.30m divisions against a competitive international field.
In the 1.20m Against the Clock Class, Nisbett guided Anhui around the testing track to secure a 37th-place finish.
The pair returned to the ring for the higher-level 1.30m Against the Clock Qualifier for the Grand Prix Class, executing a sharper run to finish in 27th place overall.
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Wednesday, August 26, 2026
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Waldron Makes Solitary Drive Count with Victory at Park
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Bermudian harness driver Kiwon Waldron maximized his single appearance of the night, guiding Stop The Vanity into the winner’s circle at Harrah’s Hoosier Park in Anderson, Indiana.
Taking the sulky for Race 5 on the card—a competitive Pace Class event—Waldron executed a clinical drive to steer the pacer across the wire first in a sharp winning time of 1 minute 53.3 seconds.
The victory continues a strong campaign on the American standardbred circuit for the Bermudian horseman, who made no mistake in capitalizing on his lone drive of the evening program.
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Monday, August 24, 2026
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Crews Shines across Three Divisions at Tryon Summer
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Bermudian equestrian Blaire Crews delivered a standout campaign at the 2026 Tryon Summer Series in North Carolina, securing championship honours and podium finishes across three separate divisions on three different mounts.
In a showcase of versatility across both jumper and equitation rings, Crews partnered with Deja Vu, Cayden, and Vino Blanco 441 to claim top results at the Tryon International Equestrian Center.
Championship double in jumper rings
Crews enjoyed her finest showing in the 1.20m Junior/Amateur Jumper division aboard Deja Vu. The pair displayed flawless form against the clock to capture the overall division Championship title, punctuated by a commanding first-place finish in the 1.20m Classic.
Aboard Cayden, Crews made her mark in the 1.10m Junior/Amateur Jumper division, securing the Reserve Championship honours. The duo maintained their strong run in the division's showpiece event, crossing the line in fourth place in the 1.10m Classic.
Podium finishes in equitation and medal classes
Crews rounded out her successful weekend with Vino Blanco 441, executing two polished rounds in highly competitive equitation classes.
She guided the mount to an impressive second-place finish in the SCHJA Governor’s Cup before doubling down with another runner-up spot in the NHS 3’3” Hamel Foundation Medal class.
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Sunday, August 23, 2026
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Waldron Guides Beaver to Podium Finish
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Bermudian harness driver Kiwon Waldron secured a podium finish at Harrah's Hoosier Park in Indiana, piloting Beaver to third place in Trot Class action.
Competing in Race 6 at the Anderson oval, Waldron produced a competitive drive in the bike aboard the Marvin Aguilar-trained trotter.
Strong Mid-Race Move
Waldron made a bold mid-race move from fifth down the backstretch to briefly take the lead at the half-mile mark.
Eventual winner Nectar Of The Gods, driven by Mike Micallef, reclaimed the lead around the final turn to score in 1:55.4, with Marcus Miller steering Priceless Help into second. Beaver held on strongly down the stretch to stop the clock in 1:56.3 and seal a hard-fought third-place finish.
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