Harness Museum :: Harness Racing Museum and Hall of Fame :: Goshen, NY
The Cradle of the Trotter - The History of Harness Racing Lives Here.
Harness Racing Museum
& Hall of Fame
240 Main Street
Goshen, New York 10924
Phone: 845-294-6330
Email: [email protected]
News
Due to ongoing concerns about the novel coronavirus (COVID-19), the Harness Racing Museum & Hall of Fame will be temporarily closed to the public beginning Friday, March 13, at 4 p.m.
March 13,2020 The Harness Racing Museum would like to thank all donors and bidders for a successful auction.
March 05,2020Bob Quigley, a former racetrack executive in New Jersey and Texas, a horse owner and a member of the Harness Racing Hall of Fame, died Monday, February 17 in Florida of natural causes.
March 05,2020Hall of Fame broodmare Stienam's Place died Saturday night at Kentuckiana Farms in Lexington due to complications from colic. She was 25.
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Inside the Museum
Harness Racing Hall of Fame
Each year since 1961, living persons who have made a significant contribution to the sport of harness racing are nominated by the members of the United States Harness Writers Association (USHWA) at each chapter level.
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Membership
Museum members provide critical operating support for the museum. These special friends are dedicated to sustaining the museum as a leading cultural and educational institution pledged to protecting the past and promoting the future of the great sport of harness racing.
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Visit Us
Due to the generosity of the members of the United States Trotting Association and members of the Harness Racing Museum, Hall of Fame general admission fees are waived.
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Gift Shop
Our gift shop and its ancillary services support the museum's mission, to protect the past and promote the future of the sport of harness racing. The quality merchandise found in our retail stores and in our catalog is selected because of its connection to the Standardbred horse.
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