Prince Hal Hanover, the winner of three consecutive starts to begin his campaign this season, will look to keep his streak going Saturday (May 30) against 10 rivals in the C$101,250 opening round of the Graduate Series, for 4-year-old pacers, as the Grand Circuit heads to Ontario’s Woodbine Mohawk Park.
Category: Grand Circuit News
Plenty of movement in Ken Warkentin’s Week 4 ROAD TO THE WINNING KEY FARM HAMBLETONIAN (G1)
Week 4 of Ken Warkentin’s Road to the Winning Key Farm Hambletonian has horses moving up the ranks.
Somebeachsomewhere, Graduate set for Saturday at Mohawk
Woodbine Mohawk Park will offer the C$140,500 Somebeachsomewhere Stakes (Grade 3) this Saturday (May 30) as a final tune-up opportunity ahead of the Pepsi North America Cup (Grade 1) eliminations on June 6.
Posts drawn for G3 Camluck Classic, Forest City Pace
The post position draws are complete for two of the featured events on a highly anticipated Friday night (May 29) program at The Raceway: the C$150,000 Grade 3 Camluck Classic presented by Seelster Farms and the C$50,000 Forest City Pace.
Harness racing stars at Philly for Super Sunday
This Sunday afternoon (May 24) Harrah’s Philadelphia will be proud to present as good a card of racing as has been seen in North America so far in 2026, with $611,815 in purses to be contested during the track’s annual marquee “Super Sunday” program.
Apex remains #1 on Ken Warkentin’s Road to the Winning Key Farm Hambletonian Week 3
Apex remains #1 on Ken Warkentin’s Road to the Winning Key Farm Hambletonian and is in to qualify at the Meadowlands on May 22. Spencer Hanover jumps up to take the #2 spot while Big Ranger makes a move up to #6. American Power makes his debut in the top ten, landing at #9.
Daley duo ready to go in inaugural Oak Grove Trotting Oaks
Naked And Famous is the type of horse that doesn’t take a lot of work to get ready to race, but she still surprised trainer Noel Daley with her track-record-setting seasonal debut on May 4 at Oak Grove Racing & Gaming in Kentucky.
Beau Jangles, the unbeaten son of Cattlewash-Mrs Major Hill remains No. 1 in Dave Little’s Road to the Meadowlands Pace Top 10 Week 3
Beau Jangles, the defending Dan Patch and O’Brien Horse of the Year, opened up his sophomore season last Saturday (May 9) with an easy win in his Ontario SBOA elimination, and, according to his trainer Dr. Ian Moore, should be even better for this Saturday’s (May 16) final. The unbeaten son of Cattlewash-Mrs Major Hill remains No. 1 in Dave Little’s Road to the Meadowlands Pace weekly Top 10 poll.
Four Hambo hopefuls entered in the Bunker Hill Trot at Plainridge Saturday
lainridge Park will host the Grand Circuit once again on Saturday (May 16) when a field of eight will line up behind the gate for the G3 $100,000 Battle of Bunker Hill Trot. Half of that field comprises four colts with aspirations of starting in the G1 $1 million Hambletonian on August 8 at The Meadowlands.
No change to Ken Warkentin’s Road to the Winning Key Farm Hambletonian (G1) – Week 2
This Saturday’s Oak Grove Derby will lead to some movement in Warkentin’s top ten in week three.