Five Group 1's at Ascot on October 18, including the Champion and Queen Elizabeth Stakes with some of the best horses of 2025.
Horse Racing News
The King’s Plate winner and Prince of Wales runner-up is rested and ready for the 1 1/8-mile main track event on Saturday.
Hong Kong superstar drew post 7 and meets 11 rivals in 1200-metre event worth $20 million (AUS) at Royal Randwick.
Ontario-bred Breeders' Cup winner and Horse of the Year has been retired in Australia and will join the Yulong broodmare band.
More than 75% of the races run on the Tapeta surface at Woodbine have been won on the rail, on a daily basis, for several weeks.
In Canada, Alberta's number of mares bred surges, while just 30 mares in B.C. reported bred through Sept. 30.
Trainer Dale Desruisseaux is on a roll, as is jockey Rafael Hernandez, as they combined to win the two-year-old stakes with the Chiefswood filly.
Miguel Clement has had a big year at Woodbine, most recently placing one-two in the Ontario Fashion with Les Reys and Gal in a Rush.
Kentucky-bred filly wins her first stakes race thanks to a shrewd ride by Keveh Nicholls who hugged the golden rail.
First-time champions in the jockey and trainer ranks were awarded to Damario Bynoe and Steve Keplin Jr.; tracks sets all-time wagering record.
The Sunday card features a pair of seven-furlong main track events for two-year-olds and includes first-timers, maidens and sharp winners.
Fillies and mares will be in the spotlight in a pair of main track events that have attracted some interesting fields.
The 2024 Sovereign Award-winning jockey is reportedly leaving Woodbine as soon as next week to ride full time in the US.
The support is part of a continuing investment in equine welfare and aftercare initiatives for horses who have finished their racing careers.
Canada's queen of racing was 10th in the Group 1 TAB Turnbull Stakes at Flemington Friday, a stepping-stone to the Melbourne Cup.
