It's cold and dark and the lower-level claiming horses are out at Woodbine, so Thursday night offered some slow races.
Horse Racing News
Early in the Keeneland November sale, a few Canadians have been selling and buying and there are more sessions to come.
Rivals Thundering and Church and State seek riches in New York for Canadian owners Jal Dastur and Dominic DiLalla.
The Casse barn eyes more Grade 3 success with Blitz and Dancing N Dixie; Shotgun Wedding, Girl of My Dreams chase glory.
The son of Kantharos will face stablemate Classic Mo Town in the field of 13 in the Saturday stakes; Sahin Civaci will return to ride.
The homebred, Kentucky-born filly by Curlin - Galloping Ami sold for $1.25 million to trainer Wesley Ward for an anonymous owner.
Two years ago, David Clancy bought an in-foal Medaglio d’Oro mare at Keeneland and sold the foal for $142,000 in Ontario.
Jockey Melham becomes the first woman to win the Caulfield Cup and Melbourne Cup double, only second woman jockey to win the latter.
In Australia on Tuesday afternoon (Monday night EST), the 165th Melbourne Cup takes place and the weather might be tricky.
The Big Con (GB) came north for trainer Miguel Clement and stole the Grey with Canada's reigning rider returning for the ride.
Woodbine's popular Grade 1 turf race, the Woodbine Mile, once again produced the Breeders' Cup Mile winner; a hurdle horse won the Turf.
The four-year-old colt, a close third to rivals Sierra Leone and Fierceness in the 2024 Classic, was primed for his big win this year.
Woodbine stakes winner Cy Fair takes Juvenile Turf Sprint and Aidan O'Brien and sons have a big day on the turf.
After almost an entire week of watching training and interviews and studying each horse, it's time to pick out some horses to watch.
Two Grade 3 stakes races for two-year-olds at Woodbine came up light, which means Sunday's stakes will offer a big payday for someone.
