Harness racing sophomores battled in the finals of the Ontario-sired Spring Series, worth a combined $189,100, at Woodbine Mohawk Park on Saturday (Apr. 27). Convoy Hall (Muscle Mass) remained undefeated in the $43,600 division for trotting males. The gelding made it six-for-six in his debut season as he completed a give-and-go on the backstretch and
Maddy N Maggie (Sunshine Beach) has just turned five years old and has moved south of the border to continue her harness racing career. She is now owned by Irving Bluestein and is trained by Michael Girouard. The pacer made two starts at Cumberland Raceway in December and finished eighth back-to-back times. She recently resurfaced
2023 would have been a down year for harness racing owner Arthur Rey, but his homebred becoming arguably the greatest Manitoba-bred horse ever has made it his best. Emmetts Buddy (In The Irons), whom Rey bred, broke, and trained from his farm near St. Claude, Man., has ascended to the highest level of overnight racing
Emmetts Buddy (In The Irons) flew late to take the $36,000 Preferred in a tight harness racing finish on a foggy Saturday night (Dec. 2) at Woodbine Mohawk Park. Tyler Borth slid him into the four-hole after leaving hard while Cold Creek Queso (Jody Jamieson) went forward to take point at the quarter in :26.2.