Guy Gagnon

Trainers Guy Gagnon and Stephane Pouliot dominated the Sunday (March 8) program at Rideau Carleton Raceway, with Gagnon winning four races and Pouliot three. Each trainer also took victory in the even...

Off the longest shot on the board, Cheque The Magic held the lead narrowly at the finish to upset the $8,600 Preferred Handicap Trot at odds of 19-1 on Sunday (March 1) at Rideau Carleton Raceway.

It was a solid Thursday evening at the office for veteran horseman Guy Gagnon, who had five driving wins and a training hat trick on the 10-race card at Rideau Carleton Raceway.

On a night where Guy Gagnon drove five winners—including four from his own stable—Gagnon suffered defeat to 2-5 favourite National Debt in the Sunday, Oct. 13 feature at Rideau Carleton Raceway: a $8,...

Veteran driver Guy Gagnon showed no mercy to his fellow sulky sitters Thursday evening at Rideau Carleton Raceway thanks to an eight-win performance that included capturing the first five races on the...

Guy Gagnon was the star of the show in the nation's capital on Sunday night (July 28), capturing both $8,600 Not Listed Preferred features at Rideau Carleton Raceway.

Driver Stephane Brosseau steered the winners in both $8,100 Preferred events at Rideau Carleton Raceway on Sunday, June 9 while driver Guy Gagnon also thrived when winning six races on the 12-race car...

Driver Guy Gagnon and trainer Jamie Copley teamed to dominate another program at Rideau Carleton Raceway on Sunday, May 12, with Guy Gagnon winning five of the 14 races of the card—three of which cond...

Driver Guy Gagnon and trainer Jamie Copley thrived on opening night at Kawartha Downs Saturday, May 11, with Gagnon driving five winners on the 10-race card and Copley conditioning three.

On the Sunday, April 7 card at Rideau Carleton Raceway, trainers Jamie Copley, Guy Gagnon and Gerard Demers each sent three winners on the 13-race program.

“It feels great any time you win a race. This sport, it is just so great in so many ways. I feel very fortunate to be part of it.”

"To have an honour like that, you have to be good every week, week after week, because if you have one good week and then three or four bad weeks, you go back down [the standings]."