James Macdonald

James MacDonald drove five winners on Thursday, Oct. 9 at Woodbine Mohawk Park and took the lead in the national drivers’ win standings.

James MacDonald, Standardbred Canada's 2024 National Driving Champion and Canada's representative for the upcoming 2025 World Driving Championship (WDC), received his Canadian colours at Woodbine Moha...

James MacDonald, Canada's 2024 National Driving Champion, is preparing to represent the nation once again at the 2025 World Driving Championship (WDC) in New Zealand this November. A special presentat...

As the 2025 harness racing season passes the three-quarter mark, Trot Insider provides an update on the national leaderboard for drivers and trainers.

New Zealand racing has its own "J Mac" in the form of Hall of Fame jockey James McDonald. But this November, a different "J Mac" will arrive on New Zealand shores in the form of Canada's four-time def...

An early give-and-go proved the winning move for driver James MacDonald and Conversano, who rallied from an earned pocket to collar Walspea in the final 100 yards of the 55th edition of the $694,444 H...

Imagine your prom is in a few days and two of the prettiest girls in school want you to put the corsage on her wrist and slow dance the night away in the gymnasium under the basketball hoop. Tough dec...

Doug McNair piloted A Clean Deal up the inside in deep-stretch and emerged from a four-horse cavalry charge to win the lone $140,000 Ontario Sires Stakes (OSS) Gold event for two-year-old filly pacers...

Crunchintheodds, coming off a fifth-place finish on debut in the Tompkins-Geers, won the fastest of three $25,000 first-leg divisions of the Ontario Sires Stakes Grassroots for two-year-old trotting m...

Canada’s four-time defending Driver of the Year James MacDonald put in a strong shift at Woodbine Mohawk Park on Thursday, July 3, winning five of the night’s 10 races.

As the 2025 Canadian harness racing season hits the halfway point, Trot Insider takes a look at the drivers and trainers leading the way.

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