Ontario-bred son of Nyquist is two-for-two this year for D.J. Stable and trainer Mark Casse after a romp in the Display Stakes.
Display Stakes
Both $125,000 races at Woodbine are shaping up to be interesting as the youngsters now have a few races to their credit.
More than 75% of the races run on the Tapeta surface at Woodbine have been won on the rail, on a daily basis, for several weeks.
The Sunday card features a pair of seven-furlong main track events for two-year-olds and includes first-timers, maidens and sharp winners.
Maiden Thundering won the Display Stakes in his second career start at 10-to-1 for longtime owners Dastur Racing.
King's Plate winner Caitlinhergrtness makes her first start since her big win in the Queen Elizabeth II Cup at Keeneland on Saturday.
Kentucky-bred filly took on the boys and won for trainer Kevin Attard and X-Men Racing 3, Madaket and SF Bloodstock.
A Little Frisky, an Ontario-bred owned by Mark Dodson and bred by Ted Burnett, won the open Glorious Song Stakes to break her maiden.
Saturday at Woodbine will determine if Hal can keep the winning ball rolling, plus a large field contests the Glorious Song.
Purchased from the CTHS Ontario yearling sale, The Minkster parlayed a turf sprint debut win into a score in the biggest race for juveniles.
Cup & Saucer Stakes winner God of Love slogged over the turf to win that big juvenile race; how will he do on the Tapeta for the Coronation?
Sunday’s card will include the $600,000 E.P. Taylor Stakes, $300,000 Northern Dancer Turf Stakes, $250,000 Nearctic and $100,000 Display Stakes.
Ghostzapper juvenile from Stronach Stables meets four in 1 1/16 mile test; Ontario-bred will be short price off troubled trip
Sir Winston forged to the lead in the final turn to earn his first stakes victory in the $100,000 Display on Saturday at Woodbine Racetrack.
No. 1 Stable’s The Boss Factor goes for his second straight score and first stakes crown, in Saturday’s $100,000 Display Stakes, at Woodbine.
