Prospect Series

Longest shot on the board Kwik Talkin ripped around the field to take the $13,000 Horses & Geldings Preferred 2 Pace on Tuesday (Aug. 31) at Georgian Downs.

Bob McClure spoke very fondly of Hanover Raceway on Saturday (August 28) and his opinion of the half-mile oval definitely wasn't tarnished after his five-win performance, highlighted by his first vict...

Jackson Storm and catch-driver Chris Johnston took the $7,100 fourth leg of the Prospect Series for three-year-old trotting colts and geldings on Sunday (Aug. 22) at Leamington Raceway.

Pretty Boy Duke extended his win streak to five with a speedy score at Leamington Raceway on Sunday afternoon (August 15) during the fourth round of the Prospect Series for three-year-old pacing colts...

Trained and driven by Ian Moore, Icey Shadow made his career debut a winning one with a track record performance in the third leg of the Prospect Series for two-year-old pacing colts and geldings on S...

At the mid-way point in the three-year-old pacing filly Prospect Series season, Lady Katie B sits atop the division standings with 105 points, five more than rival Brydown Better Bea.

Clinton Raceway hosted its annual $15,000 Vic Hayter Memorial Trot day on Sunday, Aug. 8, with the race card boasting a season-high handle and attendance.

The Thinking Out Loud filly Im Chiara swooped to the lead moving up the backstretch and coasted to a 1:55.1 victory over a “good” track in the second of two $7,300 divisions for the Prospect Series Th...

The second leg of the Prospect Series for three-year-old pacing colts & geldings featured three divisions on Saturday (July 17) at Hiawatha Horse Park, and each of the winners notched their first ...

Grand River Raceway’s Ontario Sires Stakes season got off to a quick start on Friday, July 16 as Fuzzy Angel rocketed around the Elora oval to a 1:56.3 victory in the first $22,150 three-year-old trot...

A set of $7,100 divisions of the Prospect Series for two-year-old pacing colts and geldings went postward Friday evening at Grand River Raceway, and it wasn’t a great night for the favourites.

Colin Kelly took an aggressive approach with Pedro Hanover in Tuesday’s $13,000 Preferred 2 for horse and gelding pacers, and the Kyle Bossence trainee responded winning in gate to wire fashion.