Mohawk Racetrack located a 25 minute drive west of Toronto, resides on a 450-acre tract of land surrounded by woodlands of spruce, cedar, pine and birch, in the village of Campbellville. Just 1/4 mile north of Highway 401 on the Guelph Line is where many of North America's champion harness horses compete.

Major league harness racing is scheduled five nights a week at the picturesque Campbellville oval in the Spring and Fall; Monday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenings, with Tuesdays and Wednesdays dark. Post time each race night is 7:20 p.m. Mohawk is open year round to provide stabling and serve as a training center for local horsemen.

Since its opening on April 26, 1963, a parade of great champions such as Cam Fella, Matts Scooter, Artsplace, Moni Maker, and Odies Fame have thrilled racing fans at Mohawk while also watching winners guided over the finish line by the likes of drivers Doug Brown, Steve Condren, Ron Waples and John Campbell. Pacer Western Ideal became the fastest horse in Mohawk history when he scorched a mile in 1:49 in September, 2000. Glorys Comet, now the richest Canadian-bred horse in history, holds the track record of 1:53.4 for trotters, having established that mark on the new seven-eighths mile track during the 1998 fall meet.

After 35 years as Canada's premier 5/8ths mile harness oval, Mohawk was transformed into a one-of-a-kind 7/8th's mile oval track after a massive $2 million summer overhaul, opening on September 14, 1998 to rave reviews from fans and horsemen alike.

Whether you're a racing buff or just looking for a night of great entertainment, Mohawk affords customers the opportunity to enjoy harness racing in style. With FREE admission and ample FREE parking, it's the best value around. The Terrace Dining Room overlooks the track and features an array of eating choices from either our gourmet menu or our sumptuous all-you-can-eat buffet. Individual television monitors are on each table. Mutuel windows are located in the Terrace and throughout the track; self-serve terminals are also available. For less formal dining, concession stands in the grandstand offer a variety of food and snack items. Plentiful unreserved seating is available in all areas of the track, as well as in the Trackside Lounge beverage room. The racetrack features a glassed-in, climate controlled enclosure for viewing pleasure in all types of weather.

Television monitors are conveniently located throughout, allowing you to watch the post parade, the race, payoffs, and the race replays. Monitors also show betting odds and probable payoffs on combination bets, plus for the sports' enthusiasts, major events can be viewed on our Sports Channel.

In August 1999, the track unveiled a new slot area complete with 750 machines, a racebook featuring racing from around North America and eating areas. Tens of thousands of customers visit Mohawk each week.