Harness racing enthusiasts in Northern Ireland have something to celebrate

Harness racing enthusiasts in Northern Ireland have something to celebrate with the recent establishment of a new harness racing organisation: RaceTimeNI Horse Owners Association.

This development promises to inject a new level of energy and excitement into the country’s harness racing scene, providing both participants and spectators with a thrilling and vibrant new outlet for their passion with the first of 12 planned events starting 18th May 2024 in Lisburn, Belfast.

With the launch of RaceTimeNI, harness racing in Northern Ireland is poised for a period of unprecedented growth and development, as the club is committed to managing the organisation with horse owners being a priority and nurturing a strong sense of community among its members which will undoubtedly pave the way for a new era of excellence in harness racing.

Not only does RaceTimeNI cater to harness racing participants, but it will be also offering a unique and exhilarating experience for spectators through the, “Kidz Trotz” programme and “Harness Racing School” to teach newcomers interested in taking up the sport.

The electrifying atmosphere of race days, combined with spectator interaction option with RaceTime promises to captivate audiences and draw in new fans from across the region.

As the new harness racing association gains momentum, it is bound to become a focal point for the sport, hopefully attracting attention in both the equine world of Ireland and the tourist industry.

The club’s dedication to providing a top-tier experience for all involved ensures that the future of harness racing in the country is brighter than ever, even catering for the youth with their “Kidz Trotz” campaign to provide education and direction for children to get involved on race days. 

Harness racing fans and participants alike can look forward to an exciting journey ahead, filled with thrilling competitions, camaraderie, and a shared love for this exhilarating sport. 

The opening of this new organisation marks a significant milestone for harness racing in the country, setting the stage for a vibrant and thriving community of enthusiasts in a family friendly environment.

Remember to stay tuned for updates on events, competitions, and all the latest news from www.RaceTimeNI.com or visit us on Facebook.

The management team are keen to work with other equine groups, harness racing organisations and businesses, as well as community groups to showcase their new platform.

RaceTimeNI welcome enquiries for anyone looking to work together to help make events as entertaining as possible for the equine fan base of Northern Ireland.

From RaceTimeNI Horse Owners Association