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Coleg Cambria Business School students celebrate - Vimarsana News

Coleg Cambria Business School students celebrate

"TEAMWORK, organisation, and resilience are all skills Coleg Cambria has gifted us. Take every skill you have learned during your time here…

Call Me Goo, Climb The Pole Best In Casual Breeze - Vimarsana News

Call Me Goo, Climb The Pole Best In Casual Breeze

Call Me Goo and Climb The Pole each picked up their first Grand Circuit victories in Friday’s Casual Breeze Stakes at Woodbine Mohawk Park.

Maryland invader captures Casual Breeze division - Vimarsana News

Maryland invader captures Casual Breeze division

MILTON, August 25, 2023 – Call Me Goo (Googoo Gaagaa) and Climb The Pole (Kadabra) each picked up their first Grand Circuit harness racing victories in Friday’s (Aug. 25) Casual Breeze Stakes at Woodbine Mohawk Park. Launching a Grand Circuit weekend at the Campbellville oval, the Casual Breeze Stakes for three-year-old trotting fillies featured a

Summer Saturdays Heating Up At Mohawk - Vimarsana News

Summer Saturdays Heating Up At Mohawk

September Saturdays at Woodbine Mohawk Park typically feature many of harness racing's best in competing in Grand Circuit stakes events. This weekend, the final Friday and Saturday of August, sets the stage for the first big Saturday on Sept. 2.

14-1 Deadline Hall breaks maiden at Mohawk - Vimarsana News

14-1 Deadline Hall breaks maiden at Mohawk

Woodbine Mohawk Park hosted another 10-dash harness racing card Tuesday evening, and the biggest upset came in the seventh race. Deadline Hall (Muscle Mass) went off at 14-1 at post time and found himself in front down the stretch. His :28.3 final quarter time was too much for the rest of the field, and he