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Plays Pro topped the second Winner's Circle Speed Sale on Thursday, Sept. 28, held at the Fowlerville Fairgrounds in Michigan.

Ola Yoder, the founder and owner of the uber-successful Kountry Wood Products in Nappanee, Indiana has put the same amount of effort, forethought and savvy into his harness racing breeding program that he has into his cabinetry business, and it is paying off.

As the harness racing season continues in British Columbia, it is now the two-year-old’s turn to take centre stage at Fraser Downs. Five of the nine dashes on the Thursday (Sep. 28) night card at Fraser Downs are for the B.C. Bred Stakes for both fillies and colt & gelding divisions. RACE 1: BC BRED

Woodbine Mohawk Park will feature eight Ontario Sires Stakes Grassroots Finals on Saturday evening (Sept. 30) with each showcasing a $75,000 purse.

Ola Yoder, the founder and owner of the uber-successful Kountry Wood Products in Nappanee, IN has put the same amount of effort, forethought, and savvy into his harness racing breeding program that he has into his cabinetry business, and it is paying off. Yoder’s list of broodmares and stallion investments reads like a “who’s who”

After four tough starts against Grand Circuit competition, Southwind Coors (Walner) got back to the win column in an overnight harness racing event at Woodbine Mohawk Park on Monday (Sep. 25). Chris Christoforou sent the gelding forward nearing the half to take the lead from fellow Hambletonian starter Ghostly Casper (Tyler Borth). Southwind Coors led

At this stage in life, St Arnaud trainer Denis McIntyre says he’s in harness racing for the fun – and as far as fun goes, winning your first Metropolitan class race is certainly hard to top. McIntyre’s five-year-old gelding Captain Pins (Captaintreacherous) sustained a tough death seat run to win the Allied Express Rising Stars

To date, Canada has provided more than $9-billion in support for Ukraine, including a $2.4-billion loan

The premier said he was sorry he broke his original promise not to touch the Greenbelt and it was a mistake to open it up for development.

While divisions of the Robert Murphy and Mary Murphy were the main events of the Thursday, Sept. 21 card of harness racing at Fraser Downs, older pacing mare Miss Itunes seemingly saved the best for last.