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Gallucci Trainees Top Preferred Mares And Grassroots Fillies - Vimarsana News

Gallucci Trainees Top Preferred Mares And Grassroots Fillies

For the third week in a row, trainer Nick Gallucci sent out the winner of the $36,000 Fillies & Mares Preferred Handicap Pace at Woodbine Mohawk Park with Silver Label taking back the crown from her stablemate Prohibition Legal this time out and keeping reigning Horse of the Year Sylvia Hanover at bay for a sub-1:50 victory.

Bossence Reflects On First Million-Dollar Season - Vimarsana News

Bossence Reflects On First Million-Dollar Season

Recognized multiple times in recent years as a future star of the sport, harness racing trainer Kyle Bossence has continued to show his potential, rising to new heights in 2023.

Record handle for Industry Day at Grand River - Vimarsana News

Record handle for Industry Day at Grand River

ELORA, Ont (Aug. 7, 2023) Bob McIntosh sent out two elimination winners in the $205,200 Battle of Waterloo final, presented by Winbak Farm, at Grand River Raceway on Monday afternoon, and neither one of them disappointed. Do Better, a gelded son of Bettors Delight, guided by Sylvain Filion, delivered as the public’s choice to capture

Watch 2023 Industry Day Card Main Events - Vimarsana News

Watch 2023 Industry Day Card Main Events

Live video from COSA TV is available as Grand River Raceway hosts Industry Day on Monday, Aug. 7 with a card headlined by the $138,400 Battle of the Belles and the $205,200 Battle of Waterloo.

Roy And Two Beautiful 'Belles' - Vimarsana News

Roy And Two Beautiful 'Belles'

After sweeping both of the Battle of the Belles eliminations at Grand River Raceway on Monday night, driver Louis-Philippe Roy had a decision to make ahead of the $138,400 final.