Pink Lloyd has joined 50 other retired Thoroughbreds at LongRun Thoroughbred Retirement Society in Erin, Ontario.
Entourage Stable
Canada's darling and one of the country's all-time top sprinters surged to a thrilling win in the Grade 2 Kennedy Road in his final race.
The great Canadian sprinter will be retired to LongRun Thoroughbred Retirement Society's farm in Hillsburgh, ON following his final race.
Woodbine had to cancel its September 23rd card due to heavy rain on the Tapeta, but two stakes races on Saturday are good to go.
Sunday at Woodbine, all eyes will be on 9-year-old Pink Lloyd, while Derzkii takes on six in the Woodstock Stakes.
The eight-year-old gelding boasts 23 wins from 28 starts lifetime with purse earnings over $1.8 million and is currently riding a seven-race win streak.
Three-time champion sprinter returns as an 8-year-old and surges to 2-length win in Grade 3 for his 23rd career victory on June 25.
Multiple stakes winner and multiple Sovereign Award champion Pink Lloyd will make his eight-year-old debut in Thursday’s Jacques Cartier Stakes at Woodbine.
Canada’s Horse of the Year in 2017, seven-year-old Pink Lloyd has established himself as a world-class champion and bona fide fan favourite.
Entourage Stable’s Pink Lloyd earned an unprecedented 10th straight stakes victory at Woodbine Racetrack in the $100,000 New Providence Stakes.
Woodbine Racetrack’s top sprinter Pink Lloyd extended his win streak to five in Saturday’s featured $125,000 Shepperton Stakes
