Doug Mcnair

An action packed six months at Western Fair Raceway concludes on June 30 and as the track’s traditional Summer hiatus arrives for July, August and September two men have separated themselves from the ...

Walkerton native Gregg McNair and his son Doug teamed up for a pair of Grassroots victories at Hanover Raceway on Saturday evening

Trail Boss, a strong-willed colt with a huge motor, will carry the hopes of three generations of the McNair family into the $500,000 Upper Canada Cup

Driver Doug McNair enjoyed a four-win performance at Western Fair Raceway on Monday, and part of his Grand Slam came in the $15,200 Fillies & Mares Preferred with the Chris Haskell-trained Headpol...

The million dollar earnings milestone awaits Ramegade Bruiser, Canada’s dominant Free-For-All pacer in 2009 at Western Fair’s 2009 Molson Pace

Trainer Duane Marfisi proved he’s capable of having one ready right off the bench when he captured Monday’s

The precedent setting rookie season for driver Doug McNair has been chronicled in a London, Ontario television feature report which is now posted on the internet for worldwide viewing

The third race at Western Fair on the Tuesday afternoon program of January 6 will be of special interest as 50-year-old horseman Stephen P. Lees of Wales will be in the bike with pacing mare Lyons Rub...

A few weeks ago, 18-year-old Guelph teen Doug McNair became the youngest driver in the history of harness racing to reach $1 million in career earnings.

At the age of 18, driver Doug McNair has burst onto the harness racing scene and become the youngest driver to record a million dollar season.