Skinner Racing

06/25/2026

🌟🌟 After a quarter pole move Ryder steers Ideal Out to the winners circle Downs

06/24/2026

Stakes action started tonight at Harrington Raceway for three year old pacing fillies! Warrens Charm took the first leg for owners Rodney Wyatt & Jason. Ryder was back in the bike on a rainy Tuesday!

06/17/2026

When real life matches the logo 😁

06/16/2026

We cannot imagine the devastation 💔

06/16/2026

The special ones show it from day one…and Goo has always been special! Congrats to the connections on the recognition!

Call Me Goo has been named one of Harness Racing’s Royally Bred Female Stars, joining an elite group that includes Allegiant, Atlanta, Ramona Hill, Peaceful Way, Hannelore Hanover, Bee A Magician, Party Girl Hill, Shartin N, and Peace Corps. Read Entire Article By Victoria Howard: https://harnessracingupdate.com/2026/06/14/watch-out-boys-the-ladies-are-coming/
A true Maryland legend, Call Me Goo is the richest daughter of Googoo Gaagaa out of Callmemza, amassing an incredible $1,152,792 USD in career earnings. She proudly became the first Maryland-bred Standardbred millionaire, cementing her place in the sport’s history.
Her remarkable career concluded with a record of 46 starts, 25 wins, 9 seconds, and 4 thirds, highlighted by a breathtaking stakes-record victory in the 2024 Breeders Crown.
Now, the next chapter begins. Call Me Goo is currently in foal to Chapter Seven, with her highly anticipated foal expected to arrive in 2027.
From record-breaking performances on the track to becoming part of harness racing’s next generation, Call Me Goo continues to make history.

06/14/2026

First the cat now the puppy…thank goodness our co-workers are more motivated 😂

06/06/2026

Regardless of his involvement in the industry we love so very much, we are incredibly proud of the young man our son, Ryder has become in 19 short years.  From his character to his sense of humor, to his kind heart to his love of duck hunting, he is genuinely a great person. Wishing him a very happy birthday. 

06/05/2026

Did you see this? It’s a good thing we didn’t have to write this article because when it comes to advocating for our horses or the sport we can’t find the words to do Ashley justice! This cover is incredibly well deserved!

June Hoof Beats: Standing Tall

Columbus, OH — The June issue of Hoof Beats highlights the efforts of harness racing’s movers and shakers to put the sport — and the Standardbred breed as a whole — in front of thousands of new eyes.

USTA director Ashley Tetrick, who graces the cover, is featured in “She Wears Many Hats,” which Jessica Hallett penned to showcase Tetrick’s vast and varied efforts to grow the sport’s audience and advocate for its equine participants.

Also, Hoof Beats editor James Witherite caught up with Meadows track photographer (and multimedia Swiss army knife) Chris Gooden to discuss his career, his art, and how he has embraced technology to capture harness racing from a plethora of perspectives and expand the sport’s reach via social media.

To browse the complete June contents,https://ustrottingnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/HB_6-26_contents.pdf

05/31/2026

This is awesome!

05/26/2026

We will forever be thankful for the sacrifices of all fallen soldiers and their families. It is because of them we are able to do what we love with who we love. After we raced and ate LOTS of food we watched more racing 🥰
📸: Izzy Wilson