LONDON, ON — For the third straight Friday, Western Fair Raceway fans will be treated to Ontario Sires Stakes action from the three-year-old pacing fillies, but this week's Trillium event features a completely different cast of characters. And for most owners and trainers, the absence of the Gold Series stars who shattered records at the

LONDON, ON — In the days leading up to Friday's $130,000 Gold Final at Western Fair Raceway, trainer John Pentland mentioned that Jan's Luck seemed to be asserting herself more around stablemate and turn-out partner Luck Of Michelle; that she seemed less willing to take a backseat to last year's Ontario Sires Stakes champion. By

LONDON, ON — If the forecast for hot and humid weather holds through Friday evening, Western Fair Raceway fans could witness the kind of racing that people talk about for years. "I still remember being at London and watching Lime Time win in 1:56.2 and thinking, �It will be a decade or two before this

CAMPBELLVILLE, ON — For the second straight week three-year-old trotting colt Flirtin Man stood head and shoulders above his peers, capturing the first $130,000 Gold Final of the 2007 season at Mohawk Racetrack on Sunday evening. Leaving from Post 8 Flirtin Man and driver Paul MacDonell employed their usual laissez faire strategy and were sitting

LONDON, ON — In the highly anticipated clash of the three-year-old pacing filly titans, round one went to Michelle's Power on a Friday evening at Western Fair Raceway that did not go as well as local horseman John Pentland had envisioned. Last season's top fillies, division champion and O'Brien Award winner Luck Of Michelle and

CAMPBELLVILLE, ON — Flirtin Man may have half as much experience as his main rivals in Sunday's $130,000 Gold Final at Mohawk Racetrack, but the three-year-old trotting colt can already match most of them in wins. Started just once as a two-year-old, Flirtin Man has made four starts this season and scored four straight victories,

ELORA, ON — Of the three Trillium Series divisions that went postward at Grand River Raceway on Monday evening, only one saw the fans' top choice make a visit to the winner's circle. J M Aggie was sent off as the heavy favourite in the first $23,970 Trillium division and the Carl Jamieson trainee proved

INNISFIL, ON — Tymal Trinity rocketed to the forefront of the three-year-old pacing filly class on Tuesday with an outstanding 1:52.4 victory in the Grassroots season opener at Georgian Downs. Leaving from the outside Post 8, Tymal Trinity and driver Rick Zeron sat well off the sharp early pace set by Maman I Miss You.

LONDON, ON — Western Fair Raceway has assembled an exceptional program of racing this Friday, May 25, highlighted by three eliminations for the Molson Pace and the Gold Series season opener for the highly touted three-year-old pacing fillies. "That's an exciting card of racing," says Dorchester resident John Pentland. "It's a big event for London,

CAMPBELLVILLE, ON — Whether they picked him because of his catchy name, his number, or the opinion of the program handicapper, the enthusiastic group of young fans rooting for Flirtin Man at Mohawk Racetrack on Sunday evening went home a couple of dollars richer. The three-year-old trotting colt delivered an impressive 1:55.3 performance in the