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With three $20,000 Grassroots and two $7,000 Prospect Series divisions slated for the Monday, Aug. 2 program, Dresden Raceway fans knew the three-year-old pacing colt track record would be in jeopardy and they did not have to wait long to see it fall. With Post 4 in a field of five, driver Marc St. Louis

Front end control was the name of the game at Grand River Raceway on Monday, Aug. 2 as the winners of both $101,400 three-year-old pacing filly Gold Series divisions and all five $21,000 Grassroots divisions controlled the tempo on their way to victory. Taking top billing on the 31st annual Industry Day program was Voelz

Hiawatha Horse Park hosted the two-year-old trotting colts for Ontario Sires Stakes Grassroots action on Saturday, July 31 and, for the second straight year, the colts were flying around the Sarnia oval. The speed show started early as Archery Seelster tied the two-year-old trotting colt track record in the first $21,800 division. Starting from Post

Dresden Raceway will roll out the red carpet for the three-year-old pacing colts on Monday, Aug. 2 as the marquee division of the Ontario Sires Stakes program arrives in Chatham-Kent for a trio of $20,000 Grassroots divisions and two $7,000 Prospect Series splits. Trainer Cassidy Schneider will start two colts in the Grassroots Series and

Twin B Archie made an impressive debut in the Gold Series at Woodbine Mohawk Park on Thursday, July 29, clocking a 1:55.3 victory in the first of three $70,533 divisions for the two-year-old trotting colts and geldings. From Post 1, driver James MacDonald settled the fan favourite in fourth as Drinks At Home clocked a

Adare Castle earned her second Gold Series win with a track, Ontario Sires Stakes and Canadian record effort at Grand River Raceway on Wednesday, July 28. Starting from Post 4, Adare Castle settled third through the early going, content to watch Lilys Lass lead the field to a :28.1 quarter and a :58.1 half. Heading

Ontario’s world class three-year-old pacing colts waged a pair of $99,800 Gold Series battles at Georgian Downs on Sunday, July 25 and it was Second Bruiser and Desperate Man who emerged triumphant from the fray. Fan favourite Second Bruiser did the bulk of the work on the front end in the first division, leading the

They had to battle over a sloppy, rain-soaked track, but the three-year-old pacing colts were still sizzling at Woodbine Mohawk Park on Saturday, July 23 in a quartet of $22,500 Grassroots divisions. Saltwater Savage scored the fastest mile of the night, powering through the rain to a 1:50.4 victory in the last division. The State

Ontario’s top three-year-old pacing fillies mixed it up at Woodbine Mohawk Park on Friday, July 23 and Dabarndawgswatchin and Western Wish sent the favourites home empty-handed. In the first $101,400 Gold division, driver Jody Jamieson had Dabarndawgswatchin on the move from Post 2 as soon as the wings folded and the filly led the field

Drivers James MacDonald and Doug McNair of Guelph, ON split the three-year-old pacing filly Grassroots divisions down the middle at Woodbine Mohawk Park on Thursday, July 22. MacDonald, who currently sits atop the Ontario Sires Stakes driver standings, won the first two divisions with Good Night Moon and Sweet Pink and McNair, currently sixth in