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Friday, August 14, 2026
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Waldron Drives Rockin Pet to Victory at Harrah’s Hoosier Park
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Bermudian driver Kiwon Waldron made his solitary outing count in style, steering Rockin Pet to victory at Harrah’s Hoosier Park in Indiana.
Competing in the Pace Class event in Race 4, Waldron delivered a composed and tactically sharp drive to guide the pacer home in front.
Timed to Perfection
Waldron and Rockin Pet stopped the clock in a winning time of 1:55.1, fending off the chasing pack down the home stretch to claim top honours on the night.
The result marks another successful appearance on the competitive North American harness racing circuit for the Bermudian driver, who continues to demonstrate his pedigree and consistency at the Indiana oval.
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Sunday, August 09, 2026
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Hard Night for Waldron at Hoosier Park
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Bermudian harness driver Kiwon Waldron was back in action at Harrah’s Hoosier Park in Indiana, though it proved to be a tough outing in the Pace Class.
Taking the reins of Odds On Candy in Race 3, Waldron struggled to stay in contention as the pace quickened, ultimately crossing the line in ninth place with a time of 1:58.2.
Despite the setback, the Bermudian continues to gain valuable experience on the competitive Indiana standardbred circuit as he looks to rebound in his upcoming drives.
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Saturday, August 01, 2026
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Waldron Fourth in lone drive at Harrah's Hoosier Park
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Bermudian driver Kiwon Waldron secured a fourth-place finish in his sole outing of the night at Harrah’s Hoosier Park in Anderson, Indiana.
Competing in Race Two's Trot Class, Waldron piloted Beaver across the line in a time of 1:57.0.
Despite taking on a lighter schedule than usual at the Indiana oval, the Bermudian produced a steady drive to remain competitive in the upper half of the field.
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Tuesday, July 28, 2026
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Waldron Shares Dramatic Dead-Heat Victory
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Kiwon Waldron celebrated victory after an extraordinary three-way dead heat in harness racing action at Harrah's Hoosier Park in Indiana.
Competing in Race Two of the Pace class, the Bermudian guided Stop The Vanity to the finish in an official time of 1:54.0, with the top three horses crossing the line inseparable.
The finish was so close that race officials were forced to review the photo finish before confirming the result.
After examining the image, officials declared a rare three-way dead heat, with Stop The Vanity, driven by Waldron, El Jute, piloted by Atlee Bender, and Clear Guidance, with Marcus Miller in the bike, all sharing the victory.
The remarkable outcome highlighted the fiercely competitive nature of the race, with none of the three drivers able to be separated even after a detailed review of the finish-line photograph.
For Waldron, the shared victory marked another strong performance on the competitive Indiana harness racing circuit, adding a memorable result to his campaign in one of the sport's rarest finishes.
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Friday, July 24, 2026
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Teenage rider Flood claims back-to-back reserve titles at Tryon
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Fifteen-year-old Logan Flood enjoyed a breakthrough performance at the prestigious Tryon International Summer Series in North Carolina, collecting two reserve championship titles across consecutive weeks of competition.
Competing against an international field, Flood faced the added challenge of riding unfamiliar horses during the opening week, partnering Zero to Sixty and Capricho.
It proved no obstacle for the young Bermudian, who excelled in the 1.10m Junior Jumper Division aboard Capricho. A series of faultless rounds saw her claim one victory and two third-place finishes from a field of 21 competitors, earning the Reserve Championship through consistent performances across the week.
Flood carried that momentum into the second week, stepping up to the more demanding 1.20m Junior Jumper Division — a height she had never previously contested in competition.
Once again riding Capricho, she delivered another impressive display, securing two podium finishes from three classes, including a first-place finish and a third. The results were enough to secure a second consecutive Reserve Championship, underlining her rapid progress at the international event.
The two-week competition also provided Flood with valuable experience competing at a higher level against strong opposition, while working under the guidance of Wendy Arndt and Team IEC.
Her performances at one of North America's leading summer show jumping events mark another significant milestone in the development of one of Bermuda's promising young equestrian talents.
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