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Huntinthelastdolar utilized an aggressive steer from driver Yannick Gingras to take the $263,000 Charles Juravinski Memorial Cup for four-year-old pacers which highlighted the 11-race stakes heavy card on Sunday (May 19) at Flamboro Downs.

Huntinthelastdolar (Huntsville-Eighthundrolarbill) utilized an aggressive steer from harness racing driver Yannick Gingras to take the $263,000 Charles Juravinski Memorial Cup for four-year-old pacers which highlighted the 11-race stakes heavy card on Sunday (May 19) at Flamboro Downs. Leaving from post three, Huntinthelastdolar entered the first turn on the lead before exiting the turn third as

There was no shortage of stakes action on Saturday, May 4 at Woodbine Mohawk Park with a pair of SBOA Colt Pace eliminations and three Canadian Graduate Series finals.

Trainer Meg Crone has two chances at making the grade when the Canadian Graduate Series finals take centre stage at Woodbine Mohawk Park on Saturday (May 4).

Trotter Osceola and pacing mare Powder Play shared the spotlight on Friday night, April 26 at Woodbine Mohawk Park as winners in the third round of the Canadian Sired Graduate Series.

2023 Breeders Crown and Hambletonian finalist Osceola (Muscle Mass) scored his first win of the harness racing season in the third leg of the Canadian-sired Graduate Series at Woodbine Mohawk Park on Friday (Apr. 26). The stallion took two turns around the oval sitting third of five with the panels provided by leader Hasty Bid

Off to a perfect start in his four-year-old campaign, O'Brien Award-winning trotter Ghostly Casper earned his second straight victory in the Canadian Sired Graduate Series with a 1:53.4 score during an action-packed Friday night at Woodbine Mohawk Park.

O'Brien Award winner Ghostly Casper made his four-year-old debut a winning one on a rainy and windy Friday evening, April 12 amid a slew of spring series events at Woodbine Mohawk Park.

Ontario Sires Stakes champion and Hambletonian finalist Ghostly Casper (Resolve) returned to harness racing action on Friday (Apr. 12) at Woodbine Mohawk Park and won the first leg of the Canadian-sired Graduate Series. The Tyler Borth-reined stallion chased the helmet of Louis-Philippe Roy, who was driving the first-over Tuscan Prince, as the seven-horse field rounded

Richard Moreau trainee Huntress pounced from the pocket to defeat the favoured So Much More in the $36,000 Fillies & Mares Preferred Handicap Pace featured on an action-packed Friday night (Nov. 17) at Woodbine Mohawk Park.