The stars of 2024 will be celebrated in Woodbridge two days before the 70th Woodbine Thoroughbred season gets underway.
Jockey Club of Canada
The Jockey Club of Canada has updated its graded stakes for 2025 with 41 races carrying graded status, three being downgraded from last year.
Ballots will go out to voters soon, who will choose the champions of 2024 in horse and human categories in Canada.
Doug Anderson takes over as Chief Steward of the Jockey Club of Canada and popular hockey star, horse racing commentator speaks at meeting.
The Jockey Club of Canada will celebrate 2023 racing across Canada and help usher in the new seasons for 2024.
After the JCC's annual review, the number of graded stakes in Canada will remain at 42; Bessarabian and Royal North Stakes downgraded.
Finalists in the horse and human categories for the 2023 Sovereign Awards were announced by the Jockey Club of Canada.
The Outstanding Off-Track Worker Award is open to individuals at OTTB racing, training, boarding, breeding, sales or aftercare facilities.
The champions of 2022 will be unveiled at the 48th Sovereign Awards presented by the Jockey Club of Canada.
The return of the Canadian International (G1) and the upgrade of the listed Belle Mahone Stakes to Grade 3 among changes.
Voters across Canada will submit ballots by January 22 for the champions of Canadian racing for 2022; ceremony on April 13.
The Jockey Club of Canada awards ceremony returns to Universal Eventspace in Vaughan; early-bird tickets available until March 13th.
The well-known shipper and equine ambulance driver received an Industry Service Award trophy and a race named in his honour.
The 47th Sovereign Awards ceremony was held in person for the first time since 2019 and there was no shortage of smiling faces.
Canadian-bred off-track Thoroughbreds in action in their new careers will be honoured with a photo show at the 47th Sovereign Awards.