Mohawk Racetrack

Paul Reid trainee and odds-on favourite Dancer Hall brushed to the front past the quarter and strolled to a 1:52.4 victory in the $34,000 Preferred Trot on Tuesday, July 17 at Woodbine Mohawk Park.

The freshman class of 2018 in the pacing colt and gelding division was front and centre at Woodbine Mohawk Park for Thursday evening’s first OSS Gold event of the season.

The stage was set for Pepsi North America Cup Night and an action-packed 15-race card of harness racing at Woodbine Mohawk Park in Campbellville, Ont. Saturday, June 16. Trot Insider provided ongoing ...

"He likes to win; he knows where that finish line is. He's great off the gate...he's got great speed all over."

"I can do anything with him; it feels like that, at least. ...You hear about all the great horses that have won big races and they have to be manageable in the race. I think that's his best attribute....

After a deluge of talented freshmen fillies flooded Woodbine Mohawk Park for baby races on Thursday, the rookie colts were on-track to strut their stuff on Friday (June 15).

Every trainer's path to the Pepsi North America Cup is an interesting journey. Long hours, tough decisions, fast horses, slow horses and disappointing races is part of the business. But having a dream...

It’s like déjà vu all over again for the connections of Hayden Hanover as they prepare to watch their colt in Saturday’s $1 million Pepsi North America Cup at Woodbine Mohawk Park.

"I've been in it a few times with a couple of longshots -- I had the 10 hole one time -- so to draw good and have a favourite or co-favourite, it's exciting."

It was 10 years ago this year that pacing colt Somebeachsomewhere dominated harness racing's headlines throughout his nearly flawless sophomore season.