The Raceway’s GO-TO WAGERS have always been the PICK 5, PICK 4 and SUPER HI5 plays - where all are non-jackpot wagers and they would produce some massive payouts on the Monday and Tuesday evening programs.

Livingitlarge was a rather large number on the toteboard, but that did not deter the 52-1 shot as he rallied to pull the shocker in the $11,000 Preferred Trot on Monday (Feb. 23).

Harborlite Ambrose and driver Austin Sorrie circled a wide-open field of a half-dozen Preferred pacers to prevail in a blanket finish on Friday, Feb. 13 at The Raceway at Western Fair District.

Passarino lead from start to finish as he and driver Jason Ryan were victorious in the $11,000 Preferred Trot on the Monday (Feb. 9) card at The Raceway at Western Fair District. 

Wagering on Friday's 10-race card at The Raceway was a meet high handle of $829,785 - a wonderful start to the O’Brien Awards Weekend in London.

Longtime horseman Donnie Rankin Jr. eclipsed $20M in career driving earnings on Wednesday, Jan. 28 as he’d finish third in Race 5 at The Raceway at the Western Fair District aboard his own stylish trotter Workinitonbroadway.

Tymal Riggs took his second Preferred win in his last three starts for owner-trainer Mark Etsell of Rockwood, Ont. The Kadabra-All Filled Up stallion is a 31-time winner with $337,430 in earnings in 152 career outings. He returned $13.50 at the windows.

Charmbo Stormy blew into The Raceway at Western Fair District on Monday (Jan. 26) where she went wire-to-wire in the $11,000 Filly and Mare Preferred as the 2-5 favourite with driver Samuel Fillion. 

LIVE RACING cancelled for tonight - FRIDAY, JAN. 23 - due to the extreme cold temperatures and high winds causing blowing snow and frigid conditions.

Sent off at 13-1 from the second tier, Patriarch Hanover closed off cover to snag the $11,000 Preferred Handicap Trot at The Raceway at the Western Fair District on Tuesday, Jan. 20.

Brodys Scrapper picked up his 75th career win in his final career start on New Year’s Eve in London and just a few hours later he would turn 15 - the mandatory retirement age for standardbreds racing in Ontario…

Austin Sorrie, The Raceway’s leading driver of 2025, drove the first winner of 2026, on Friday night, in London. Thats Hooligan, making just his second start for trainer Gerard Demers, used a powerful four-wide swoop, up the backside, to grab control and trot off from his rivals in 2:04.

LIVE RACING CANCELLED for Boxing Day - due to extended freezing rain throughout the day - leading to hazardous track and travel conditions.

“The first few weeks have been really good here - as far as meeting people and getting my name out there,” mentions Galliers. “I’m truly enjoying the opportunities and this racing seven days per week - it’s something I’ve missed and I’ve really looked forward to it since moving up.”