Barbara Heads and Dino Condilenios have confidence in the horses they are sending out on the BC track's biggest day of racing.
There are no 'rules' for hunch plays, but most horseplayers have pleasant memories of the time they went with their heart instead of their head.
"We thought it was really cool that the family who bred the horse and followed him throughout his career wanted to give him his retirement.”
After a badly-timed hiatus due to an immigration issue, the young jock (now a proud Canadian) is eager to get back to his winning ways.
A big field could mean a big payoff, but picking the winner may come down to the basics of class, speed, form and value.
It's 'bombs away' on the turf at Woodbine this Saturday; here are some things to consider when making your picks.
Should a horse moving from turf to synthetic be cause to cancel a wager? Maybe. Also, some Pick-5 tips for Saturday.
Paying attention to a jockey switching horses – such as what Rafael Hernandez did last Saturday – can pay off.
How a retired racehorse named Irish Gold brought joy and healing to an old horse who was devastated over the loss of his long-time buddy.
How betting rules stack up in the early pick-5 at Woodbine, and try boxing high Tomlinsons in maiden turf races - the payoffs can be huge.
It's all Filo this weekend in the bet365 Highlander Stakes; the eight-year-old gelding is three-for-three on the grass at Woodbine.
Woodbine's Saturday card includes an all-stakes Pick 5; let's apply in-the-money and a couple of other rules for possible winning combos.
The young Canadian rider will join contemporaries from around the world on July 6th to compete in an invitation-only race.
Gloating (just a tiny bit) over last weekend's winning picks - and let's try to keep it going on your Saturday plays at Woodbine.
If you have never seen a white, palomino, cremello or overo Thoroughbred you are not alone, as they are quite rare.
