Woodbine TV producer Tammy Gillanders' seven-minute feature on Secretariat at Woodbine takes the feature programming Eclipse.
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After 23 years, Berringer is stepping down to allow a new vision to guide and represent the Breeders of Ontario.
The first major sale of the new year is the four-day Horses of All Ages Sale at Keeneland in Lexington, Kentucky.
King's Plate winner had his first workout as a four-year-old at Casse Training Center on Jan. 3 and voters get ready to pick 2023 champions.
The Woodbine trainer is part of the NAIAHF's third class of inductees recognizing outstanding leadership and achievement in North America.
Norm McKnight had two winners in a few days at Oaklawn Park including 10-length winner Maximus Magic who romped on New Year's Day.
A selection of images from our friends with the lenses at Canadian tracks and backstretches and more, say cheese!
The move is an attempt to reverse the downward trend of foal production and give breeders more reasons to breed for sales and racing.
A lifetime winner of 245 races (13 stakes) and over $6 million in career purse earnings, O’Keefe passed away on December 22nd.
The California-bred by Ontario sire Frac Daddy took the Grade 1 event at Santa Anita by a nose for Hernandez, Miller.
The Ontario-bred Woodbine runner trained by Casse seeks his first stakes win against 10 rivals at Turfway Park in Kentucky.
Despite concerning industry trends caused by weather factors and increased competition from sports betting, results were encouraging.
Woodbine may be over, but owners, trainers and their staff continue to be busy south of the border with their horses.
A survey questionnaire will be made accessible through industry associations; industry participants will be emailed a link to the study.
Ten races put a bow on the 2023 Woodbine Thoroughbred season and familiar faces led owners, trainers and riders.
