Ron Burke

Bettorhaveanother made her first Dover Downs appearance a winning one, overtaking Scandalcious (Jonathan Roberts) at the wire in a 1:51.4 four-horse photo to win the $25,000 Valentine’s Day Mares Open...

Driver Yannick Gingras and trainer Ron Burke scored in the $20,000 Preferred Handicap Pace with Starznheaven by a nose over Bettor’s Edge in 1:50.2 on Saturday, Feb. 3.

One of harness racing’s most prolific driver/trainer teams flexed their collective muscles at the Meadowlands on Friday night (February 2), as Yannick Gingras made five trips to the winner’s circle wh...

Camera Lady got her picture taken again Thursday (Jan. 18) at The Meadows when she swooped the field in the final quarter to capture the $18,000 Fillies and Mares Not Listed Preferred/Preferred Handic...

After unsuccessfully challenging Phoenix Warrior N down the backside, Arthur Pendragon tried him again late, inching by in the lane to capture Tuesday’s (Jan. 16) $18,000 Winners Over $10,000 Life/Pre...

Ontario-bred trotting mare Lady Ping found a way off the cones when a rival broke stride, and the 2-5 favourite exploded through the lane to capture her third straight in Wednesday’s (Dec. 27) $18,000...

On an evening that saw competitive racing, a $9,700 payout in the Pick 10 Survivor wager and no fewer than four drivers winning at least two races, Joe Bongiorno and Billy Dobson were the biggest winn...

Ontario-bred Lady Ping strolled through a comfortable :59 first half that kept the 1-5 favourite Barn Girl at bay and rolled to an easy victory in Tuesday’s (Dec. 19) $18,000 Fillies and Mares Preferr...

Call For Justice, typically a Preferred performer, enjoyed a touch of class relief Wednesday (November 15) and took full advantage when he cruised to victory in the $15,000 Winners Over $10,000 Life T...

Ladys Dude stretched his winning streak to three Wednesday (November 8) at The Meadows with a front-end victory in the $18,000 Preferred Handicap Trot.

On a rainy day at The Meadows, lightning struck for Ladys Dude when he knifed into the Lightning Lane to capture Wednesday’s (November 1) $20,000 Preferred Handicap Trot.

With a trip resembling the Canadian Trotting Classic, What The Hill enjoyed a pocket ride into the stretch before unleashing a powerful kick to capture the $527,500 Breeders Crown Three-Year-Old Colt ...