Woodbine Mohawk Park

Despite being assigned the outermost post of the seven-horse contest, Warrawee Vital fired to the front and helmed the point to the finish of a 1:50.4 mile to win the $34,000 Preferred Handicap Pace a...

An aggressive steer from driver Doug McNair eventually landed Up And Ready into the pocket, from which she then pounced and powered to a 1:55.1 victory in taking the $225,000 Ontario Sires Stakes Supe...

North America Cup champion Desperate Man continued his storybook season on Saturday night, taking the $225,000 Ontario Sires Stakes Super Final for the three-year-old pacing colts and gelding at Woodb...

Launching from the pocket at the bottom of the turn, Twin B Archie charged past 1-5 favourite Duly Resolved to take the $225,000 Ontario Sires Stakes Super Final for two-year-old trotting colts and ge...

"About time, Bob!" called track announcer Ken Middleton as his trainee Bob Loblaw caught the popular divisional leader at the finish line for a 37-1 upset in the $225,000 Ontario Sires Stakes Super Fi...

Richard Moreau trainee and freshman Super Final winner Fashion Frenzie sat off the frenzy for the front and progressed with a methodical uncovered grind to a 1:53.4 score in the $225,000 Ontario Sires...

Three-year-old pacing filly Scarlett Hanover defended her Super Final title at Woodbine Mohawk Park, rallying off cover and sprinting away to win the $225,000 Ontario Sires Stakes Gold Series champion...

Driver James MacDonald worked a perfect second-over trip for 2-5 favourite Adare Castle and, once tipped off a helmet, demolished her competition to win the $225,000 Ontario Sires Stake Super Final fo...

Two-year-old pacing filly Prohibition Legal put the exclamation mark on her perfect Ontario Sires Stakes season with a dominant victory in her $225,000 divisional championship during Saturday's $1.8 m...

Ontario's finest put forth fierce fights through the evening on Saturday (Oct. 16) at Woodbine Mohawk Park in the annual provincial finale to the Ontario Sires Stakes program.

The winning streak is now six in a row and counting for Mappos Lion who fought hard for a 1:50.4 victory on Friday evening at Woodbine Mohawk Park.

The title of being the nation’s fastest male freshman of 2021 now belongs to Beach Glass thanks to the 1:51.1 smokeshow he produced Thursday evening at Woodbine Mohawk Park.