Flamboro Downs

Returning to Canada after a short campaign in New York, Ontario-sired Cold Certified won the featured $11,000 Preferred 2 Trot at Flamboro Downs on Saturday night.

The Woodbine Entertainment Group announced on Friday, May 30 that AmTote, the betting tote machines already prevalent at Woodbine Racetrack and Mohawk Racetrack, will be deployed at all Ontario racetr...

Winning never gets old. At the age of 12 years old, pacer Bolero Charles has managed to keep the good times rolling and on Sunday night he earned his fifth win of the season in the $7,000 Preferred 3 ...

Following three straight second-place finishes in the $11,000 Preferred 2 Trot at Flamboro Downs, Cimeronken made it back to the winner's circle with a career-best effort in Saturday's feature race.

Boknows Momngranny returned to the $7,000 Preferred 3 class that he won last time appearing at Flamboro Downs three weeks ago for another triumph on Sunday night.

Trotting mare Winkys Pride turned in a track record-equalling performance and horseman Dan O'Brian celebrated a career milestone in a pair of Preferreds featured at Flamboro Downs on Saturday evening.

The Ontario Racing Commission (ORC) has completed its thorough investigation into an accident, which occurred March 27, 2014 during the 12th race at Flamboro Downs racetrack.

Luck was not on Spartacus Jim's side the last time he raced at Flamboro Downs a month ago and broke stride, but the gelding redeemed himself with the betting public's backing on Sunday night at the Du...

Sent postward as the second longest shot on the board, 25-1 Spartan Victory wired a field of nine to post the biggest upset of the night in Saturday's featured $11,000 Preferred 2 Trot at Flamboro Dow...

A sixth race victory Thursday evening at Flamboro Downs with Taurus Seelster will always be a special one for trainer Clint Guitard because it was his first one.

Brocks Fortune won as he pleased, but he was forced to work hard for the money in Sunday’s $7,000 Horses & Geldings Preferred 3 Pace at Flamboro Downs.

Ontario Racing Commission judges declared Saturday’s first race at Flamboro Downs a ‘no contest’ as a result of a nasty-looking accident that sent drivers Brad Forward and Alfie Carroll to hospital.