From The Province, Denise Ryan reports on the British Columbia breeding industry as the September 14th yearling sale approaches.
“…there is more at stake than sales at this year’s event at Thunderbird Park in Langley. After two racing seasons were truncated by COVID-19, it’s a make-or-break moment for breeders and, by extension, the horse-racing industry in B.C.”
Read the entire article here.
More from Horses:
The first digital sale to be offered by CTHS Ontario is accepting entries until Nov. 13 and will be online Nov. 21.
Canadian Thoroughbred has compiled a list of 12 of the most expensive Canadian-breds to sell at auction, an unofficial report.
Race cards will be cancelled pending a thorough investigation of track conditions and other potential contributing factors.
Mark Casse-trained fillies Elysian Field and Stormcast won Grade 3 stakes at Woodbine on Saturday, but breakdowns ended the card early.
