Bob Mcclure

Driver Bob McClure was red-hot on Monday, April 28 at Woodbine Mohawk Park, scoring five victories on the night including a clean sweep of both Pop-Up Series finals featured on the card along with the...

Driver Bob McClure guided favoured Move Your Mass and Bruno No No No to victory in the Ontario Sired Harvest Series finals on Thursday, Nov. 7 at Woodbine Mohawk Park, finding his way to the winner's ...

Scott McEneny pupil Boxer Seelster had a successful tune-up ahead of the Metro Pace eliminations when delivering as the 6-5 choice in his $82,643 division of the Champlain Stakes for two-year-old pace...

With a successful and well-received first season in the books, Ontario Racing Unfiltered returns for a second season with its season premiere slated for Thursday, July 18.

Announcer Ken Middleton said it best: "North America, meet Highland Kismet!"

The Ontario Regional Driving Championship, the second of four regional events, propels us further along the path to the 2024 National Driving Championship (NDC) in Trois-Rivières, Que., on July 5.

Last week's qualifiers at Woodbine Mohawk Park featured a return to action for Hall of Fame driver Randy Waples. There was another familiar face back in the bike for the session on Friday, March 22 — ...

After being sidelined with an injury from an accident unrelated to harness racing earlier this winter, O'Brien Award-winning driver Bob McClure has set a timeline for his return to the race bike.

After Trot Insider learned of an injury Bob McClure suffered in an off-track incident last week, the O'Brien Award-winning driver has provided further details on his recovery.

Trot Insider has learned that driver Bob McClure will be off this weekend's drives at Woodbine Mohawk Park and sidelined for an undetermined amount of time after sustaining injuries in an off-track ac...

"Looking at it, I'd say he's the most talented driver there. So if everything goes well and he has fortune, I don't think it would surprise anyone if he wins."

Clinton Raceway’s richest race, the $48,900 Kin Pace, for Ontario-sired three-year-old pacing fillies was contested on Sunday afternoon at the Huron County oval and the featured final dash on the 11-r...