The military-affiliated organization will be recognized as the Official Building Trades Unions Veterans’ Liaison of the 165th King’s Plate.
Woodbine Entertainment
Looping in sports bettors with horse racing fans is a matter of dangling the fascinating hobby of handicapping a horse race.
Headrick was appointed to the newly-reorganized executive team in the role of Executive Vice President, Finance, Strategy and Operations.
Woodbine TV producer Tammy Gillanders' seven-minute feature on Secretariat at Woodbine takes the feature programming Eclipse.
Tim Lawson has been promoted to VP of Thoroughbred Racing and Bill McLinchey promoted to VP of Standardbred Racing.
As the new CEO takes the reins at Woodbine Entertainment, this year’s theme focused on “honouring our past, building our future.”
Woodbine Entertainment has reached an agreement with bet365 to make horse racing available to Ontario sports bettors.
Longtime director Nick Eaves retires from the Board as Mark Saunders returns after a leave of absence to run for Mayor of Toronto.
Copeland takes the reins from Jim Lawson, who has been named Executive Chair of the Board of Directors and will step down as CEO this fall.
Woodbine’s Thoroughbred Racing Department has issued the following statement on their 2023 racing program.
The Chair of the Board of Directors for Woodbine Entertainment outlines Woodbine's business model and vision.
Payments will be automatically and securely deposited into a designated bank account; all participants are encouraged to register.
Lawson has been with Woodbine for 15 years and CEO for eight years, guiding two tracks successfully through many challenges.
A new two-year deal commits to $62M in purses for the 2023-2024 thoroughbred racing meets; season set to open on April 22.
A "Vegas style" casino, hotel and entertainment theatre are nearing completion on the Woodbine racetrack property.