Here is a look at the economic and cultural impact that horse racing events are having on Canada’s tourism industry.

Joe Santos has been in the industry for over 30 years. This year he's looking forward to watching his horse race and his new job with Acera.

Exercise rider Danny Hernandez talks about working for Catherine Day Phillips, and a horse he had a connection to right from the start.

Last year was big for the trainer originally from England who surpassed the $800,000 mark in purse earnings and won two major stakes.

The National Thoroughbred Racing Association explains the tariffs imposed on Canada and Mexico, and how they affect the Thoroughbred industry.

Groom Clifford Knight, who first started working for trainer Bob Tiller at 17, talks about multiple graded stakes winner Patches O’Houlihan.

Ericka Rusnak’s 20-year journey to the pinnacle of Canadian horse racing has seen the highest of highs and the lowest of lows.

Jockey Keveh Nicholls talk about his illustrious career, and about piloting graded stakes winner Wicked Django.

The enthusiastic Thoroughbred breeder of stakes winners Caitlinhergrtness and Dazzling Move talks about his passion for the sport.

Woodbine Entertainment's CEO Michael Copeland and his team had their hands full with challenges in 2024 and hope racing rises in 2025.

Longtime Woodbine groom Sandy Hartsgrove talks about the Gotham Stakes hopeful in the barn of trainer John Charalambous.

Based on a video and a pedigree, owner Joe Di Scola talks about what made the son of Practical Joke stand out, and how it's been going.

Following the death of the Aga Khan, the philanthropic businessman who owned the great runner, the horse's disappearance remains unsolved.

The conditioner for CamHaven Farms surpassed 450 career wins in 2024 and hopes to keep the ball rolling this season.

Woodbine profiles horses who had a life-changing impact on one of their closest connections; this week, owner/breeder Mary Self and No More Options.