On the shoulders of a packed card at The Raceway at the Western Fair District on Wednesday (May 15), Major League N returned to the winner's circle in impressive fashion in the top class, the $11,600 Fillies and Mares Preferred Pace.
The fifth leg of the Ontario Sires Stakes Grassroots Series was contested on Monday (Sept. 11) for two-year-old pacing fillies and three-year-old trotting colts and geldings. Tribal Dancer led the action with a 1:52.2 victory in the $22,200 division for the young ladies.
Pretty Missy May (Big Jim), a two-year-old harness racing filly co-owned by late photographer John Watkins, broke her maiden on Tuesday (Aug. 8) in her first start since his passing. Watkins, a beloved figure in the Ontario horse racing community, passed away peacefully on Aug. 6 at 59 due to complications with pneumonia. He co-owned
Of his five driving wins for the Tuesday (Aug. 8) evening card at Woodbine Mohawk Park, Louis-Philippe Roy's win with Pretty Missy May in the second race was the one that likely provided the most emotion.
Kiss My Cheek turned over a new leaf for the start of the new month, winning her first race at Woodbine Mohawk Park on Tuesday (Aug. 1) evening and banking the winner's share of the $17,000 purse.