Believe U Me (Muscle Mass) pulled off a 15-1 harness racing upset from post nine on the $300,000 Ontario Sires Stakes Super Final for three-year-old trotting fillies on Saturday (Oct. 14) at Woodbine Mohawk Park. She ranged up from post nine after a modest start and dropped into sixth position. Even-money leader Righteous Resolve (James
Sintra (Mach Three), Canada's 2017 Older Pacing Horse of the Year, has been retired from harness racing. Anthony MacDonald, operator of The Stable, the group that owns the horse, announced the decision in a video on Friday (Oct. 13). MacDonald said the 10-year-old gelding had wear-and-tear issues with his left hind ankle and was therefore
Dave Menary trainee Its A Love Thing had her one eye and whole mind on the $540,000 prize and succeeded in a first-over push to overpower her peers and win the Shes A Great Lady Stakes for two-year-old pacing fillies on Saturday night (Sept. 23) at Woodbine Mohawk Park.
Its A Love Thing (Bettors Delight) turned on the jets in the stretch to forge past her harness racing rivals and capture the $540,000 Shes A Great Lady on Saturday (Sep. 23) at Woodbine Mohawk Park. Leading driver James MacDonald slipped the filly into the four-hole as the field turned towards the quarter in :26.4.
The field is set for the Shes A Great Lady, Woodbine Mohawk Park's top event for rookie harness racing pacing fillies, after two $35,000 eliminations on Saturday (Sep. 16). Locally-based filly Its A Love Thing (Bettors Delight) defeated Pennsylvania's My Girl Ej in a tooth-and-nail stretch duel in the first elimination. Its A Love Thing