The Andre Fabre-trained Waldgeist powered past the great racemare Enable in the late stages of Europe's famous Qatar Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe.
Horse Racing News
Last year's Pattison Canadian International winner Desert Encounter is riding a three stakes winning streak; Nessy is among the main challengers.
Fastest winners in Canada Oct. 2-6; maiden winners LOOKINATAMIRACLE, POLYDEUCES and IMA BEAST; Frac Daddy has another winner in DAD'S MISSY.
Skygaze, from the first crop of American Pharoah, leads all the way in the Mazarine Stakes but is disqualified for miscues in 1 1/16 mile race for fillies.
Europeans expected to land early next week to battle for the three Grade 1 turf races at Woodbine on Oct. 12; Desert Encounter seeks repeat in PCI.
Dozens of Canadian owners and riders have been competing in the Thoroughbred Makeover Competitions in Kentucky as part of the Retired Racehorse Project.
Most regions in North America have decreases in live foals produced from one year ago while Ontario drops over 23 percent.
Ontario-bred Western Taffy tries the Win and You're In Alcibiades Stakes today for Chiefswood Stable and trainer Mark Casse
Woodbine Entertainment will launch a new wager called the Power Pick 6, featuring a low 15 per cent pari-mutuel takeout rate and 20-cent minimum, on Oct. 4.
The Kevin Attard trained Malibu Mambo and More Chances will contest the $225,000 Cup & Saucer Stakes, at Woodbine, over the E.P. Taylor Turf Course.
Grade 3 stakes for 2-year-old fillies lures impressive maiden winner Skygaze, a daughter of Triple Crown winner American Pharoah.
Juddmonte Farms' great race mare seeks to become the first horse to win three Prix de L'Arc de Triomphes; meets 11 rivals at Longchamp.
Combination of age and demand, shrinking Canadian market has led to retirement of Milwaukee Brew and Sligo Bay from stud duty.
Fast winners last week plus big wins by Canadian-breds Cleopatra's Strike, Ka Gee Gee and a One Bad Boy update in weekly wrap
A pony has been diagnosed with Equine Infectious Anemia in Thorhild County, in Alberta. Biosecurity measures have been put in place on the premises.
