From The Province, Denise Ryan reports on the British Columbia breeding industry as the September 14th yearling sale approaches.
“…there is more at stake than sales at this year’s event at Thunderbird Park in Langley. After two racing seasons were truncated by COVID-19, it’s a make-or-break moment for breeders and, by extension, the horse-racing industry in B.C.”
Read the entire article here.
More from Horses:
Sunday's races at Woodbine were won by speedsters including Conrad Farms' Midnight Mascot, who took the Woodstock.
Sofia Vives won her first stakes race and four other races on opening day at Woodbine, which saw a record $4.5 million wagered.
The Florida Derby (G1) winner will try to become the first horse to win the Derby from post 17; Sierra Leone draws post 2.
The 129-day Woodbine meeting begins this weekend with a couple of good stakes races and a ceremony for the community garden.
