The King's Plate hero is entered for March 10 at Gulfstream, Canadians keep winning, and what a day in Barbados and for Horseracing Journeys.
King's Plate
An early look at some of the top names of the three-year-old Canadian-bred division and what they are up to in February.
This year's Plate is big on quantity and one horse and their peeps will enter the history books late Sunday afternoon at Woodbine.
Philip My Dear, Silent Miracle, Paramount Prince and El Cohete are among the field of 17 starters set to leave the gate in Sunday's Plate.
Kalik is tabbed as the 3-1 morning-line favourite; card also features the Dance Smartly, Catch a Glimpse and Soaring Free Stakes.
Trainer Mike DePaulo will send out John and Diana Russell's colt as a probable heavy favourite July 23 at Woodbine.
The Oaks is just over two weeks away and it is starting to look like any local three-year-old filly could win; Plate hopeful 'Invader' may pass.
The holiday weekend at Woodbine features two stakes races for three-year-olds eyeing the Woodbine Oaks and King's Plate.
The second installment of Canadian Thoroughbred's look at who is hot on the trail to the King's Plate and Woodbine Oaks.
In step with King Charles III’s coronation on May 6, grandstand tickets to the first King’s Plate in over 70 years will be available to purchase.
Woodbine’s Thoroughbred Racing Department has issued the following statement on their 2023 racing program.
The 67th season of Thoroughbred racing at Woodbine begins with two cards of racing this weekend, with speed the focus.
The FELRC has filed a grievance with the Canadian Trade Commission over racing dates and restricted movement of horses.
The Todd Pletcher-trained Equivoque has strong career debut at Keeneland while filly Ancient Peace romps in allowance at Santa Anita.
Ontario-bred colt by Nyquist is trained by Kevin Attard and is in post 11 in a large field in the $150,000 race that offers KY Derby points.
