Bossy Candy was odds-on for the Shady Well Stakes and ran to those odds; Jose Campos broke a shin bone on Saturday.
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The four-race Ontario Sired Heritage Series for three-year-olds wrapped on Nov. 21 at Woodbine with two new winners.
The four-race Ontario Sired Heritage Series for three-year-olds by Ontario sires ends Friday (re-scheduled from last Sunday) at Woodbine.
From a champion Canadian horse becoming a hurdler to another set of significant layoffs at Woodbine, this is news of the week.
With a name like Langcrest Farm, the grey Princecrest rates much respect in the 98th Clarendon Stakes at Woodbine on Nov. 23.
Earlier post time on Saturday as 12 races are scheduled for Woodbine, including the Shady Well Stakes for two-year-old fillies.
For the second straight week, poor fall weather in southern Ontario halted racing at Woodbine, but Sid Attard won with three horses.
Former Stronach Stables trainer and manager is now with Chiefswood Stables and he saddled a winner on Thursday evening.
Lightly-raced Sultana won her first stakes attempt in the Grade 3 Maple Leaf on Nov. 8 while Hernandez was riding his 20th stakes winner.
The flashy four-year-old colt came off a perplexing run, but put things together to win the Grade 3 Autumn Stakes on Nov. 8.
It's cold and dark and the lower-level claiming horses are out at Woodbine, so Thursday night offered some slow races.
The Big Con (GB) came north for trainer Miguel Clement and stole the Grey with Canada's reigning rider returning for the ride.
Two Grade 3 stakes races for two-year-olds at Woodbine came up light, which means Sunday's stakes will offer a big payday for someone.
A number of Breeders' Cup starters raced at Woodbine before their journey to Del Mar. How will they fare this weekend?
After the upsetting passing of an exciting homebred, Colin Davis and Apricot Valley celebrated a stakes win.
