The two-day Ocala Breeders' Winter Mixed Sale saw several purchases from Canadians who focused on young, unraced horses.
Horse Racing News
After half a century in horse racing, one of this country's most successful horsemen is looking to switch gears.
Ontario owner and trainer picked up two more mares after selling a homebred short yearling at the January Keeneland sale.
Canadian Horse of the Year in 1999 has died at the age of 29 at the Thoroughbred retirement farm in Georgetown, KY.
Woodbine's leading jockey won another stakes race at Santa Anita when guiding 13-to-1 shot Duvet Day (Ire) to victory in the Astra Stakes.
The Pegasus World Cup will headline a stellar 13-race program with a total of eight stakes being contested for $5.3 million in purses.
Woodbine trainer Katerina Vassilieva picked out the race for Florida-breds for Roaring Forties and had him spot-on for a big win.
Grade 1 winner Shirl's Speight is expected to be the first international horse to compete in the Group 1 February Stakes at Tokyo Racecourse.
Canadian horsepeople and horses have been winning all over this winter as ship-in day to Woodbine looms in one month.
Continuing the trend of new stallions arriving in Ontario, the young Tapit stallion was a top 2nd crop sire in North America in 2022.
The son of Milwaukee Brew will join top Maryland sires Outflanker, Rainbow Heir and Barbados at successful Shamrock Farm.
The $400,000 stakes will feature Canada’s best three-year-olds running 1 mile and 3/16 on Fort Erie’s dirt track.
Woodbine's leading rider Kazushi Kimura won his first race at Santa Anita racetrack in California in dramatic fashion.
Seasons to a dozen Thoroughbred stallions make up the popular "Continuing Hall of Fame Legacies Auction"; bidding is open now.
The 11-year-old son of Dynaformer had five victories including the Singspiel Stakes, Breeders' Stakes, and Plate Trial Stakes.
