Sovereign champion Little Teddy chases a Ballade score, while Poulin in O T shoots for a Pink Lloyd win.
Woodbine Racetrack
The Kevin Attard trainee gamely wore down Happy Destination in the final yards to win the $100,000 sprint for three-year-old fillies.
The inner turf contests feature Mark Casse's trio of trainees in the Royal North and Miss Vyvyanne looking to make it five in a row in the Highlander.
Dominion Day hopeful Wyoming Bill is “coming into his own as a four-year-old,” says trainer and part-owner Catherine Day Phillips.
The Mark Casse trainee faces five rivals in the $125,000 Queenston, an early season Plate prep which Casse has won on three occasions.
Undefeated Grade 1-winning Ontario-bred filly takes her first step to the Woodbine Oaks in Saturday's Fury Stakes at Woodbine.
Named after the winner of the 1917 edition of the King's Plate. the $150,000 G3 Saturday stakes features a field of seven.
Jokestar is all business ahead of the Grade 2 Eclipse Stakes; Awesome Bourbon looks to barrel over Jacques Cartier (G3) competition.
The three-year-old feature on Sunday has traditionally been an important race in the lead-up to The King’s Plate.
83 three-year-olds have been nominated to this year’s Triple Crown, consisting of the King’s Plate, Prince of Wales, and Breeders’ Stakes.
Opening Day is set for Sat. April 18 and the season features two $1 million classics – the 167th King’s Plate and the Grade 1 Woodbine Mile.
Canada’s most prestigious horse race launches the 2026 Canadian Triple Crown and offers a purse of $1 million.
The video compilation celebrates some of the standout moments from Woodbine Racetrack’s 2025 Thoroughbred racing season.
A pair of $250,000 two-year-old races highlight Saturday's card; 8 fillies face off in Race 8, Dixie Law takes on the boys in Race 10.
The 4-5 favourite defended his crown in Saturday’s $175,000 feature at Woodbine with Rafael Hernandez in the irons.
