Ontario Sires Stakes

Mohawk Racetrack hosted the second leg of the World Driving Championship on Monday evening and Ontario’s talented three-year-old trotting fillies showed off their skills to the international audience ...

Just one week after they faced off in the Battle of the Belles Final, Grand River Raceway welcomed back the two-year-old pacing fillies on Monday night for five Grassroots divisions worth a total of $...

With almost $250,000 on the line, all six Gold and Grassroots winners recorded new personal bests, Try Try Again established a new speed record for three-year-old trotting colts and geldings, and the ...

Ontario’s best three-year-old trotting colts and geldings will roll into Rideau Carleton Raceway on Sunday evening to compete for almost $250,000 in three Gold and three Grassroots divisions.

Stormont Ventnor and North And South will line up one in front of the other in the first $19,150 Grassroots division at Kawartha Downs on Saturday, August 12, and the local connections of both two-yea...

Mohawk Racetrack fans had their pencils sharpened to a fine point on Thursday evening, correctly predicting the winners of all three Grassroots divisions for the two-year-old trotting fillies.

Horseman John Bax has commented on the pair of two-year-old trotting colts that he will send postward this Saturday night (August 12) at Kawartha Downs during Ontario Sires Stakes Grassroots action.

After only winning one of his first five career starts, M and L of Delaware, LLC’s Simple Kinda Man ($16.50) sprung a 7-1 minor upset in the $200,200 Battle of Waterloo on Monday afternoon (August 7) ...

The rain did not dampen the efforts of the two-year-old trotting colts in their third Grassroots outing at Mohawk Racetrack on Thursday evening as both divisions featured lively finishes.

A compact group of six faced the gate in Tuesday’s $121,800 OSS Gold Series at Mohawk Racetrack, and Levitation went a training trip for cash for the tandem of driver Doug McNair and trainer Tony Alag...

Three Grassroots divisions of two-year-old trotting fillies will serve as the warm-up act on Clinton Raceway’s highly anticipated Legends Day program this Sunday (July 30).