It's almost Woodbine Oaks day and here are the latest updates for the Oaks and Plate from Canadian Thoroughbred.
Horse Racing News
Researchers sought to determine the influence of racing and training direction on movement asymmetries in Thoroughbreds.
For the second time in a year, Gourneau has had horses test positive for a overage of a legal corticosteroid.
Paramount Prince is a darling of the Canadian scene while his trainer piles on stakes wins throughout the continent.
Doug Anderson takes over as Chief Steward of the Jockey Club of Canada and popular hockey star, horse racing commentator speaks at meeting.
Essex Serpent won the Grade 3 Marine on June 29 and seeks to become the 7th horse since 1989 to win both the Marine and King's Plate.
Four King's Plate eligibles compete against three American-breds in the Grade 3 Marine presented by HPIBet.
The Canadian jockey is closing in on Hall of Famer Julie Krone’s career purse earnings of $90+ million ‒ the most ever by a female rider.
Southern Ontario soil is low in selenium and a deficiency in this mineral can cause white muscle disease and other health problems.
Emma-Jayne scored a natural hat trick and a Gary Barber three-year-old wins his maiden by 16 1/2 lengths on a blustery day.
Former Woodbine runner has new life on traditional dirt out west for Tim Rycroft and partners who claimed him last fall.
The gritty stakes-winning sprinter Dancing Duchess won the Alywow overnight stakes at Woodbine on June 22 for Tracy Farmer.
Graded stakes-winning son of sire-of-sires Pioneerof the Nile will stand at Adena Springs North for next year's breeding season.
After 14 race days and 62 starts on the 2024 racing calendar, Henson has a comfortable lead in the Hastings trainer standings with 19 wins.
Early Woodbine Oaks favourite INUDATION makes her season debut at Woodbine on Saturday for Al and Bill Ulwelling.
