Millie Girl will meet eight rivals in the $150,000 Gr. 3 event at Woodbine, hoping to keep her podium streak alive.
Seaway Stakes
Supporting stakes races on Plate weekend are so much more than that, as US invaders such as the fast Caravel visit.
Summer Sunday will go in search of her fourth straight added-money score in this Sunday’s Grade 3 $125,000 Seaway Stakes, at Woodbine.
Multiple graded stakes winner Code Warrior led all the way to add the $125,000 Seaway Stakes to her list of exploits on Sunday at Woodbine Racetrack.
Two-year-old colts and geldings will take their turn on the turf on Sunday afternoon in the inaugural $100,000 Soaring Free Stakes at Woodbine.
Midnight Miley made every pole a winning one in Saturday’s Grade 3 $150,600 Seaway Stakes, at Woodbine. Trained by Julia Carey for Little Red Feather Racing, the four-year-old Midnight Lute bay proved that turning back in distance from her front-running route in the Grade 3 Ontario Matron was no issue at all with yet another […]
Marbre Rose collared the front-running Endless Light in the final jump to win Saturday’s $150,900 Grade 3 Seaway Stakes, at Woodbine. Trained by Christophe Clement for owner Haras de Saint Pair and Monceaux Stables, Marbre Rose arrived at the seven furlong ‘Poly’ stake from a narrow nose defeat when rallying in similar fashion in the […]
Making a belated seasonal bow, Eugene Melnyk’s homebred Sovereign Award-winning Leigh Court couldn’t have been more impressive, wiring nine rivals in the featured $155,600 Grade 3 Seaway Stakes, Sunday at Woodbine. With Gary Boulanger at the controls for trainer Josie Carroll, Leigh Court, a four-year-old daughter of Grand Slam-Padmore, rattled off quick fractions of :23.16 […]
Murray Stroud’s Youcan’tcatchme lived up to her name in the featured $156,900 Seaway Stakes for fillies and mares, Saturday at Woodbine. Sent postward a co-favourite with Roxy Gap, both at 2-1 on the toteboard although the latter was officially the chalk in the seven furlong tilt, Youcan’tcatchme and jockey Justin Stein went right to the […]
