James Macdonald

Grand River Raceway's second race on Wednesday night was marred by an accident involving multiple horses and sending one driver to hospital.

Just six months ago, the prospect of driver James MacDonald driving in the $543,000 Maple Leaf Trot would have been a dream, but on Saturday on Mohawk Racetrack that dream will be reality.

As per usual, when a local charity is in need of support, standardbred horsepeople are amongst the first to step up.

James MacDonald, who hasn’t driven since a January 12 racing accident at Woodbine Racetrack, will return to the sulky tonight (Thursday, March 21) at the Rexdale oval.

After an unfortunate stretch of accidents in Ontario last week, updates on three of the fallen drivers are now available.

Woodbine Racetrack's $34,000 Preferred Pace on Saturday night was marred by an accident, which took out the backfield near the half-way point.

Driver James MacDonald is looking forward to bringing his brother act to the Breeders Crown, one of standard racing's most prestigious events, boasting over $6 million in purse earnings this Saturday ...

Driver James MacDonald earned star of the card honours at Georgian Downs on Saturday night as he reined home five winners during the 12-race program.

Amidst the province’s racing upheaval, three Ontario drivers share their hopes (and fears) about the day after tomorrow. And the day after that. And the day after that.

James MacDonald delivered a smooth and steady race call as Grand River Raceway’s newest voice during its guest announcer series, From Bike To Mic, on this week's Fun & Frivol

Trot Insider has learned that a handful of reinsmen joined forces to raise more than $4,400 from their mounts and donations this past weekend for fellow injured driver Stuart Sowerby.