Clinton Raceway has been a proud host of Ontario Sires Stakes (OSS) racing since the series began in 1974. In celebration of the 50th anniversary season of OSS, special anniversary events are being held at tracks across the province. Fans can enjoy OSS Gold or Grassroots races, view memorabilia, and participate in giveaways. Don't miss the next celebration date at Clinton Raceway, where fans can witness some exciting OSS Grassroots Series action.
The unique atmosphere and history of Clinton Raceway have made it a favourite among both fans and participants in the harness racing community. The track has hosted many memorable races over the years, with the arrival of the OSS series bringing even more excitement and top-calibre competition to the smaller venue.
One of the standout events at Clinton Raceway is the biennial "Legends Day," which pays tribute to the heritage of Canadian harness racing. This special event, created by Ian Fleming, showcases the rich history of the sport and highlights the contributions of local legends like Dr. George Elliott.
In 1974, Clinton Raceway was among the first tracks to welcome the OSS series, with the two-year-old trotting fillies kicking off the inaugural season. Over the years, many talented horses and drivers have graced the track, including standout performers like Grand Becky, Beau Jim, and Merrywood Sara.
Trainer Bob McIntosh, a fixture in OSS competition for over five decades, has enjoyed great success in the series, winning multiple Johnston Cup awards for top trainer. His dedication and skill have consistently produced top performers, including stars like K M Lazer and Jet Sky.
As fans and participants gather to celebrate 50 years of OSS racing, Clinton Raceway stands as a proud host with a rich history and a promising future in the sport of harness racing. Don't miss out on the excitement and tradition at this iconic venue.