David Menary

After achieving the 1,000-win milestone the night prior, trainer David Menary rolled out three winners on the Saturday evening, April 12 card at Woodbine Mohawk Park inlcuding a featured triumph in th...

Trainer Dave Menary earned his 1,000th career victory when Bettorseetheshow prevailed in an Ontario Sired Spring Series photo finish on Friday, April 11 at Woodbine Mohawk Park.

After inclement weather delayed the $69,000 New Holland Pacing Series final a week, Dave Menary trainee Brue Hanover completed his sweep of the three-race series on an action-packed Saturday, April 5 ...

With the 2025 harness racing season at the first quarter mark, Trot Insider takes a look at the drivers and trainers leading the way.

The momentum from a career year in 2024 for O'Brien Award finalist David Menary is carrying over into the start of 2025. His returning stable stars give signs that it's not likely to stop anytime soon...

Standardbred Canada is pleased to announce the finalists for the 36th O’Brien Awards, honouring Canada’s best in harness racing over the past season.

The one-eyed wonder Its A Love Thing etched her name in the Canadian harness racing record books by capturing the final of the 2024 edition of the $425,000 Fan Hanover Stakes for three-year-old pacing...

Trainer Dave Menary holds a pair of aces, namely, Pass Line and Its A Love Thing, in the $425,000 Fan Hanover final, part of the stacked deck of stakes action on Saturday evening at Woodbine Mohawk Pa...

Woodbine Mohawk Park hosted a celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Ontario Sires Stakes (OSS) program on Saturday, May 25.  There was indeed a lot to celebrate, with five OSS events and several ...

A successful Standardbred trainer since early in his career, at a younger age, David Menary was mostly concerned with two things: winning races and drinking. As the years passed, however, family becam...

After an O'Brien Award-winning season at age four, Sintra was pointed for bigger and better things in his five-year-old season. Unfortunately, plans can and do go awry. Just ask trainer Dave Menary.

Boasting just two wins and $47,000 in earnings, Rush To Judgement impressed trainer David Menary enough to shell out more than $100,000 for the sophomore at this year's Harrisburg Mixed Sale.