Anniversary

When Hiawatha Horse Park opened as part of the Ontario racing scene in 1988, the OSS was already in its 15th season of competition.

The Ontario Sires Stakes 50th Anniversary celebration tour is making its penultimate stop on Friday, Sept. 6 at Grand River Raceway.

Grand River Raceway is a track that was built for the modern age but came with a nod to the past.

The Ontario Sires Stakes 50th Anniversary celebration tour will be making a stop at Hanover Raceway on Saturday, Aug. 24, when an 11-race card will feature the final of the Balanced Image Stakes and a...

When the Ontario Sires Stakes program was launched in 1974, Hanover Raceway was chosen as an original host, much to the delight of everyone even remotely involved in the sport.

In November of 2001, Georgian Downs became the first new track of the 21st century to be constructed in Canada and the 14th in Ontario to embrace slots.

Kawartha Downs, located in Fraserville Ont., just a bit south of Peterborough, is one of the original tracks that has hosted Ontario Sires Stakes racing from its very beginning and will celebrate the ...

Clinton Raceway has been a proud host of Ontario Sires Stakes racing from the very first year, way back in 1974, now 50 years ago. This rather small, yet quaint venue has hosted a lot of great harness...

Dresden Raceway, often dubbed “Little Saratoga,” is an original host track for the Ontario Sires Stakes.

Rideau Carleton Raceway, which was opened in 1962, was one of six “A” tracks chosen to present OSS action in that first year.

Recognized as the true pioneer track of the province where harness racing under the lights made its debut in 1961, Western Fair Raceway has been a proud host of OSS competition since the very beginnin...

By virtue of its long existence, Woodbine Mohawk Park has undoubtedly hosted the largest number of OSS events, along with Western Fair Raceway and Rideau Carleton Raceway as original “A” track hosts o...