Grand River Raceway

An impressive line up of 66 sophomore trotting fillies are headed to Grand River Raceway on Friday evening, battling over the Elora half-mile for a total of $192,000 in Grassroots purse money

Speed was the name of the game in Monday’s featured events at Grand River Raceway, as Indiana Hall and Part Shark play successful games of “catch me if you can” in their respective Preferred assignmen...

Sophomore pacing colt Rileys Luck landed his new owners in the Ontario Sires Stakes Grassroots winner’s circle at Grand River Raceway on Wednesday evening

A double shot of Preferreds highlighted Monday’s 12-race program at Grand River Raceway, with top honours going to Future Million and Indiana Hall

Grand River Raceway fans will be treated to five $24,000 Grassroots divisions for the Ontario Sires Stakes program’s marquee division — the three-year-old pacing colts — on Wednesday evening and train...

Keepers Destiny settled for a pocket trip behind Jinglejanglejingle but then popped back out to steal the spotlight down the stretch in the featured $10,000 Fillies & Mares Preferred 2 Pace at Gra...

Willies Place toted a two-race winning streak into Monday’s $9,500 Preferred Pace at Grand River Raceway, and despite a first-over journey the Shawn Robinson pupil managed to keep his winning streak a...

Ignoring the rain and the slightly off track, local trotter Keystone Orion delivered an impressive effort at Grand River Raceway on Wednesday evening, laying down the fastest mile of six $24,000 Ontar...

Machapelo pulled off a 26-1 upset with a 1:54.4 maiden-breaking score in the $300,000 Battle Of Waterloo for two-year-old pacing colts during Industry Day on Monday at Grand River Raceway.

Grand River Raceway’s 21st annual celebration of the harness racing industry, Industry Day takes place today featuring an 11-race card boasting $583,000 in purses

Two-year-olds dominated the early portion of Monday’s 12-race card of racing at Grand River Raceway, but the spotlight shone brightly on Preferred horses in the latter stages of the program

Grand River Raceway was a battleground on Monday evening as many of Ontario’s finest – and fleetest – freshmen squared off in eliminations for this year’s Battle of the Belles and Battle of Waterloo