Bossy Candy was odds-on for the Shady Well Stakes and ran to those odds; Jose Campos broke a shin bone on Saturday.
Horse Racing News
The four-race Ontario Sired Heritage Series for three-year-olds wrapped on Nov. 21 at Woodbine with two new winners.
The four-race Ontario Sired Heritage Series for three-year-olds by Ontario sires ends Friday (re-scheduled from last Sunday) at Woodbine.
From a champion Canadian horse becoming a hurdler to another set of significant layoffs at Woodbine, this is news of the week.
With a name like Langcrest Farm, the grey Princecrest rates much respect in the 98th Clarendon Stakes at Woodbine on Nov. 23.
Earlier post time on Saturday as 12 races are scheduled for Woodbine, including the Shady Well Stakes for two-year-old fillies.
Horses of all ages and broodmares with strong pedigrees and in foal to top stallions highlight the first Canadian Digital Mixed Sale.
Former groom, exercise rider, and Assiniboia Downs track superintendent Rick Ball passed away on November 5 at the age of 67.
Mansetti will set foot on the grass for the first time when he competes in the Grade 3 Commonwealth Turf on Nov. 22.
For the second straight week, poor fall weather in southern Ontario halted racing at Woodbine, but Sid Attard won with three horses.
The 4-5 favourite defended his crown in Saturday’s $175,000 feature at Woodbine with Rafael Hernandez in the irons.
Regal Moment is ready for Ashbridges Bay appointment; Ciunas looking to make a splash for Attfield in Lake Ontario.
Former Stronach Stables trainer and manager is now with Chiefswood Stables and he saddled a winner on Thursday evening.
There were many Canadian buyers for the last two sessions of the Keeneland November sale, including Alberta representatives.
Trainer Larry Rivelli sends out the six-year-old to face five rivals in the $175,000 b Grade 2 event on Saturday at Woodbine.
