CAMPBELLVILLE, ON — Somebody To Love picked up her second straight victory and her first sophomore Gold Final trophy with a picture perfect performance at Mohawk Racetrack on Sunday evening. Starting from Post 4 the three-year-old trotting filly, in rein to Campbellville resident Luc Ouellette, hid from the wind in the middle of the pack

CAMPBELLVILLE, ON — Mohawk Racetrack fans sent Lennon Blue Chip off as the prohibitive favourite in Saturday's first $40,00 Gold Elimination, and the three-year-old pacing colt delivered such a commanding performance they were counting their money at the half way marker. Mark MacDonald gave Lennon Blue Chip an intelligent steer from Post 3, easing the

ELORA, ON — Grand River Raceway kicks off its 2008 Ontario Sires Stakes season this Monday, May 19 with nine Grassroots divisions for the electric three-year-old pacing colts. Fergus resident Rene Bourassa will send Constant Craving after a share of Grassroots glory from Post 4 in the second $20,000 Grassroots contest. A winner of one

CAMPBELLVILLE, ON — Harness racing fans across Ontario have been waiting impatiently for Saturday's three-year-old pacing colt Gold Series season opener at Mohawk Racetrack, eager to see Metro Pace winner Somebeachsomewhere make his debut in the provincial program and Super Final champion Deuce Seelster begin defence of his freshman crown. Unfortunately, Somebeachsomewhere's connections were forced

CAMPBELLVILLE, ON — She was impressive in her Gold Elimination win last weekend, and ranks among the favourites in this Sunday's $120,000 Gold Final at Mohawk Racetrack, but trainer Kevin O'Reilly admits that last season Feels Like Magic was a bit of a klutz. "She was just clumsy, there's no other way to say it,"

CAMPBELLVILLE, ON — Somebody To Love and Its My Time wrapped up their two-year-old season with second and third-place finishes against North America's best, and the trotting lasses have bounced right back to form in their sophomore debuts, scoring solid victories in Gold Elimination action at Mohawk Racetrack on Sunday evening. Somebody To Love opened

CAMPBELLVILLE, ON — When Random Solution strides onto Mohawk Racetrack this Sunday, May 11, the three-year-old trotting filly will kick off the most eagerly anticipated Ontario Sires Stakes season in recent memory. Harness racing fans have been buzzing about this year's crop of three-year-olds since pacing colt Somebeachsomewhere set a world record in last summer's

TORONTO, ON — With their commanding victories in the Ontario Sires Stakes trainer and driver standings, Arthur residents Wayne and Trevor Henry are carrying on the winning tradition established by their father Ross Henry over a decade ago. A five time winner of the Johnston Cup award as the provincial program's leading trainer, Ross Henry

FRASERVILLE, ON — Battling against wintry weather and a track rated four seconds slower than normal, two-year-old pacing filly Go Get Her logged the fastest win of two Trillium Series divisions at Kawartha Downs on Tuesday afternoon. With veteran reinsman Mario Baillargeon in the race bike, Go Get Her floated off the starting gate in

DUNDAS, ON — Locally owned fillies had a tight grip on the key to the winner's circle at Flamboro Downs on Friday evening as the Trillium Series wrapped up with a pair of $37,419 divisions. Whatta Hotty and Dundas resident Garrett Whelan delivered an impressive effort in the first two-year-old trotting filly Trillium skirmish, overcoming