New York is far and away the home of the most harness tracks in the United States. Pennsylvania hosts three harness tracks: Harrah's Chester Casino and Racetrack, The Meadows, which offers year-round live racing, and Mohegan Sun at Pocono Downs. This is harness racing's biggest race of the year. New Jersey has Freehold Raceway and The Meadowlands, home of the Hambletonian. Delaware has two tracks: Dover Downs and Harrington Raceway. Virginia has the Colonial Downs harness track, and Maryland offers Ocean Downs, which caters to family entertainment, and Rosecroft Raceway. Ohio is home to Northfield Park, Raceway Park, Scioto Downs and a fine fair meet at the Delaware, Ohio Fair. Florida is home to Pompano Park Harness, which offers winter racing. The Red Mile is home to the Kentucky Futurity, one of harness racing's Triple Crown jewels. Take your choice from Player's Bluegrass Downs, The Red Mile and Thunder Ridge. Kentucky isn't just for Thoroughbred racing, it also offers three prime harness tracks. Indiana's harness racing tracks include Hoosier Park, Indiana Downs, and an annual meet at the Indiana State Fair.

Michigan provides you with harness racing excitement at Hazel Park, Jackson Harness Raceway, Northville Downs, and Sports Creek Raceway. If you prefer Illinois, you can choose between Balmoral Park, Hawthorne Racecourse, Maywood Park or at two fairs: the Du Quoin State Fair and the Springfield, Illinois State Fair. Iowa offers Prairie Meadows Racetrack and Casino.

Live racing takes place from April to July, and simulcast races from around the country are shown in the off season. This is one of many harness tracks that also offers a hotel and casino to its visitors. Heading east, in Minnesota you can enjoy harness racing at the Running Aces Harness Park.

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