Trevor Henry

The Raceway at the Western Fair District honoured its top performers from 2012 during the annual awards night on Saturday, February 16 at the Carousel Room at the London, Ont. raceway.

Trevor Henry has received more accolades following his career season in 2012, which saw him capture his first national driving title.

After having been the top dog at the Western Fair District in 2012, the London Free Press has ran a feature article and a brief question-and-answer segment with pilot Trevor Henry, who may have just o...

With the 2012 Canadian harness racing calendar complete, Trot Insider has compiled a list of the season’s leading drivers and trainers at racetracks across the country in recognition of their accompli...

Driver Trevor Henry continued his winning ways on Friday night at Western Fair Raceway, adding five more victories to his leading totals during the 12-race card.

Having recently surpassed the 500-win mark this season en route to capturing his first ever Canadian driving title, Trevor Henry is garnering attention both on and off the track.

The nation’s dash leading reinsman of 2012, Trevor Henry, manufactured a five-win performance during Monday’s 12-race card at The Raceway at the Western Fair District, and one of those wins came in th...

Royal Outlook went to the front and didn’t look back en route to posting a 1:56.3 score in Monday’s main event at The Raceway at the Western Fair District, and Trevor Henry had another banner day at t...

Some things just never change at The Raceway at the Western Fair District – things like Button Up capturing the feature race and things like Trevor Henry winning races in bunches. That was the case o...

As Trevor Henry enters the final five weeks of the year trying to protect his status as Canada’s winningest harness racing driver this season, he is taking nothing for granted.

Canada's 2012 leading driver Trevor Henry continued his dominance at the Western Fair District on Saturday winning half of the evening's 12 races.

It was upset city for the classy campaigner Button Up who pulled off a 30-1 shocker in Monday’s $15,000 Preferred Pace at The Raceway at the Western Fair District.