Hanover's Dream Of Glory Winter Book
It's just under three months until Hanover Raceway kicks off its 2022 race season and about five months away from the eliminations of the track's signature race, the Dream of Glory.
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It's just under three months until Hanover Raceway kicks off its 2022 race season and about five months away from the eliminations of the track's signature race, the Dream of Glory.
Miami Valley Raceway opened its ninth season of live racing on Monday afternoon with Pick Me Upper capturing the featured $30,000 Open Trot.
Grand River Raceway’s Ontario Sires Stakes season got off to a quick start on Friday, July 16 as Fuzzy Angel rocketed around the Elora oval to a 1:56.3 victory in the first $22,150 three-year-old trotting filly Grassroots division. Starting from Post 4, driver Jody Jamieson fired Fuzzy Angel away from the start and reached the quarter-pole in :28.1. The filly opened up a six length margin on the field by the :57.3 half and had extended her lead to 10 lengths by the 1:26.3 three-quarters. From there Jamieson shifted Fuzzy Angel into cruise and the fan favourites sailed home seven length win...
Grand River Raceway opens its 2021 Ontario Sires Stakes season this Friday, July 16 with four $22,150 Grassroots divisions and one $7,000 Prospect Series division for the three-year-old trotting fillies. Looking for her third win of the season and second Grassroots victory will be Tipsy In Dixie, who starts from Post 1 in the last division. In the Grassroots season opener at Clinton Raceway on July 4, the Muscle Mass daughter cruised to a two-length 2:01.1 victory from the outside Post 7. “She definitely doesn’t mind the half-mile tracks,” said trainer Harry Poulton of Milton, ON. “Sh...
With the May 21st deadline getting closer, to enter the 2nd annual COSA Fantasy Stable Contest, driver James MacDonald delivered his thoughts on the team he’ll select for the 2021 COSA contest. James has high expectations for 2020 OSS Super Final winner Bulldog Hanover, who he selected from a highly-talented group of now sophomore pacers in Group K. “Bulldog Hanover got shut down last year right when he was racing amazingly, which was probably the best thing for him. He destroyed the Super Final [field] and I would be thoroughly surprised if he didn’t come back bigger and stronger this ...