Harris hopes to maintain momentum as he begins 2026 campaign at Big M

At 0h17, on February 6, 2026 • By Ken Weingartner, USTA Media Relations Manager

After seeing one of his horses honored with a Dan Patch Award in each of the past two years, trainer Andrew Harris is hoping his stable can build on that success this season as he prepares to kick off his 2026 campaign Friday (Feb. 6) at the Meadowlands.

Harris set a career high for purses last year, with his horses banking $4.01 million in 508 starts. His stable’s average of $7,909 ranked ninth among all trainers in North America and was less than $300 from the top five.

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