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Canada's leading trainer, Richard Moreau, had another stellar night at the office, taking home three of the 11 races on the Sunday (Feb. 18) card at Flamboro Downs.

Impressive Dude lived up to his name with a gate-to-wire victory in the $9,500 featured conditioned trot on the 10-race Sunday (Jan. 28) card at Flamboro Downs.

Impressive Dude (My Mvp) demolished his harness racing opponents by eight-and-a-half lengths and set the fastest time of all trotters in the Prospect Series Finals on Thursday (Sep. 27) at Grand River Raceway. In the final for three-year-old trotting males, Impressive Dude strode to the front and commanded proceedings from there for Louis-Philippe Roy. The

With the Prospect Series finals on the horizon, Impressive Dude is certainly trying to live up to his name.

Kids division. defending champ emmett bailey and his mom joined us earlier to talk about the competition. >> last year at this moment, why cant he win it this year. >> we did it for a fun thing for the haircut and contest. it got so big last year. hes gotten so many incredible experiences over the last year, just from having his hair and being a kind of cool little kid. >> bailey used last years prize money to buy a go cart and if he wins this year he says hell use the money to get another kid i...

It was a ‘go to the front and don’t look back’ approach taken by driver Tyler Moore with Treasured Tee in Monday’s $15,000 London Classic Yearling Sale Preferred Trot at The Raceway at Western Fair District, and it worked out perfectly for the veteran gelding.

The Ontario Sires Stakes (OSS) season gets underway this weekend at Flamboro Downs with Prospect Series action on Saturday (May 20) and Grassroots racing featured as part of the Charles Juravinski Memorial Cup undercard on Sunday (May 21).

Bob McIntosh trainee Jacked won every prelim and delivered the knockout blow in the $23,000 final of the Autumn Series Colt Trot at Flamboro Downs on Sunday night (Oct. 23). 

Drivers James MacDonald and Bob McClure snagged two divisions each of the four $17,000 second-preliminary dashes for the Harvest Series for two-year-old pacing colts and geldings on Thursday night (Oct. 20) at Woodbine Mohawk Park.

Team Jones, trainer Dustin and driver Tyler, lowered the Canadian record for two-year-old trotting geldings when Jokic landed in front of an $18,000 overnight on Thursday night (Oct. 13) at Woodbine Mohawk Park, a night which also featured five divisions for the opening preliminary of the Harvest Series.