Pink Lloyd, Mighty Heart, Curlin's Voyage star in their final outings of the Woodbine season on a graded stakes-packed card.
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Owner and trainer Cole Bennett purchased the 7-year-old Nov. 18 at Keeneland for $6,700 and will stand the son of Gio Ponti with partners.
Number of inductees to be recognized in 2021 reduced to three per breed in order to fully recognize 2020 inductees.
Industry leaders Michael Lay, Mark Saunders and Ann Straatman will offer their expertise and experience to strategic planning and decisions.
Thoroughbred racing averaged over $800,000 a day in 2020 at Edmonton’s Century Mile, an increase of almost 400 per cent over 2019.
Originally slated to run on Sunday, Nov. 15, all racing was cancelled due to high winds; now part of Friday's Racing Night Live broadcast.
Office sends members a list of products possibly containing levels of capsaicin which should not be used within 48 hours of a race.
The agency of Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada reveals why the chili pepper derivative is tested for, testing protocols and possible sources.
Great Canadian will remain headquartered in Toronto, led by a Canadian management team and with Canadian board members.
Jesse Korona, Don Blowe and Jory Sherman, Henley Thoroughbreds, Reade Baker and others have bought horses in Lexington.
Woodbine Saturday recap also includes sensational performances by Golden Ami and invader True Valour (Ire).
Horsemen and racing’s regulators continue to be bewildered by its source; trainers feel punishment is unfair and want purse money returned.
Century Mile's Thoroughbred season ended last week, the final day being cancelled due to snow, but overall did good business in 2020.
The Old Forester juvenile is co-owned and trained by Don MacRae and meets 8 others in the Ontario-sired stake.
The mares Summers Edge in Ontario and Seattle Splash in Alberta both had daughters produce Breeders' Cup winners last week at Keeneland.