Last year's Canadian International winner Desert Encounter on his way to try for a repeat in the $800,000 turf fixture at 1 1/2 miles
Pattison Canadian International
Desert Encounter ran down favourite Thundering Blue in the closing yards to score in Saturday’s $800,000 Pattison Canadian International at Woodbine.
Thundering Blue heads a large and competitive field of 11 for Saturday’s Grade 1 Pattison Canadian International at Woodbine Racetrack.
European contenders for the $800,000 Pattison Canadian International touched down in Toronto this week ahead of the Grade 1 race October 13th at Woodbine.
The Grade 1 hits just keep on coming for Chad Brown, the latest being Keeneland’s First Lady, Belmont’s Champagne and Beldame (Wow Cat).
Roger Attfield is aiming Chiefswood Stable’s homebred Tiz a Slam for the win in the $800,000 Grade 1 Pattison Canadian International at Woodbine Racetrack.
Jack Sisterson is no newcomer to the racetrack but is a recent addition to the trainer ranks after being engaged by the storied Calumet Farm to train Bandua
English Illusion, an Ontario-bred son of English Channel, has a spot in the starting gate for the $800,000 Pattison Canadian International at Woodbine.
The post position draw for the Pattison Canadian International will be held Oct. 10 at Woodbine with Darcy Tucker serving as drawmaster.
Twenty-seven horses have been nominated to the 81st running of the $800,000 Pattison Canadian International on Saturday, Oct. 13 at Woodbine.
Bullard’s Alley, sent away at 42-1, recorded the most dominant victory in Pattison Canadian International history with a romping 10 3/4-length score
Idaho, the 5-2 morning line favourite for Sunday’s Pattison Canadian International, checked into Woodbine Thursday evening
Legendary Irish trainer Aidan O’Brien is on the verge of making racing history on Sunday’s Pattison Canadian International card, at Woodbine.
Defending champion Erupt and barn favourite Messi are both on schedule for Sunday’s $800,000 Grade 1 feature at Woodbine Racetrack.
On October 15, the five-year-old son of Flower Alley will look to go one better in the Grade 1 Pattison Canadian International.
