Two and a half months after he debuted on the Ontario Sires Stakes circuit with an impressive win at the Grassroots level, three-year-old pacing gelding Powertrain added a Gold Series win to his resume on a star-studded Saturday night of racing at Woodbine Mohawk Park. With regular reinsman Sylvain Filion of Milton in the race

From photo finishes to commanding displays of talent to glimmers of future stardom, Friday’s Prospect Series Finals at Grand River Raceway gave fans a full eight-race serving of excitement. The Elora oval’s leading driver, Colin Kelly, captured two of the $15,000 Finals, guiding three-year-old pacing filly Always Watching to a commanding 1:54.1 victory and getting

Dabarndawgswatchin picked up her second Gold Series victory in the sole $157,200 three-year-old pacing filly division at Woodbine Mohawk Park on Friday, Sept. 24 and heads into the post season on a two race win streak. Lining up at Post 4, driver Jody Jamieson sent Dabarndawgswatchin straight down to the rail in fourth as Western

The two-year-old trotting colts will kick off the 2021 Prospect Series Finals at Grand River Raceway on Friday, Sept. 24 and local trainer John Holding is hoping Arch Ruler can deliver another top-two effort. “He was racing good for the people we bought him off, and he’s racing good for us. I expect he’ll be

They may have had to travel over a sloppy track, but three-year-old trotting fillies P L Opportunity and I Da Princess still managed to look impressive as they wrapped up their Grassroots regular season at Woodbine Mohawk Park on Tuesday, Sept. 21. P L Opportunity kicked off the Grassroots action on the rain-soaked oval, lining

Stormy skies greeted the two-year-old trotting fillies as they gathered at Flamboro Downs for their last regular season Grassroots contest on Tuesday, Sept. 21, but the weather did not put a damper on their performances. Clockwork Orange delivered the sharpest effort in the last $21,450 division, over a track that had been downgraded from ‘fast’

Woodbine Mohawk Park hosted five Grassroots divisions on Monday, Sept. 20 and there were not many surprises as the two-year-old pacing fillies and three-year-old trotting colts wrapped up their regular season. Trainer Murray Brethour had a successful night, as Better Catch Girl and Crème Delight finished first and second in the opening $22,850 pacing filly

For the second time this season the province’s best  two-year-old trotting fillies have rewritten a track, Ontario Sires Stakes and Canadian speed record, with Dabra Day etching her name into the Flamboro Downs record books with a sizzling 1:56.1 effort on Sunday, Sept. 19. In rein to Louis-Philippe Roy in the second $99,000 Gold division,

Star Power Hanover staged an upset in the lone $159,600 two-year-old trotting colt Gold Series division at Woodbine Mohawk Park on Saturday night, giving driver Bob McClure and trainer Luc Blais back-to-back appearances in the winner’s circle on another stakes-rich evening at the Campbellville oval. Sent off the fifth choice from Post 6 in the

Ontario’s talented three-year-old pacing fillies kicked off an exciting night of stakes action at Woodbine Mohawk Park on Friday, Sept. 17 with a dead heat finish in the first $22,150 Grassroots division. Favourites Cyclone Sister and James MacDonald left smartly from Post 9 and led the field to a :27.3 opening quarter before yielding to