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.
The Hillsbrook homebred filly is the latest star for Garland and Marie Williamson and trainer Dale Desruisseaux.
John Brnjas hit the jackpot when he bought Simply in Front as a yearling for $115,000; she has won $2.8 million now.
Hamad Al-Jehani, in his first visit to Canada, saddled Silawi to win the 85th Canadian International for the Emir of Qatar.
Sam-Son-bred earns a free berth to the Breeders' Cup Filly & Mare Turf at Del Mar in November with her big win.
Daryz, whose owner and breeder, the late Aga Khan, bred his first three dams, battled to victory in the prestigious Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe.
No Nay Hudson (IRE) earned his first graded badge with Nearctic score; Breath Away (GB) takes Dance Smartly.
The race made famous by Secretariat has had an on-and-off history recently and it is back for its 85th edition on Oct. 4.
A field of 17 will contest this 2,400-metre turf test at Paris Longchamp Racecourse for a share of the hefty €5M purse.
A field of seven interesting hopefuls will battle in the $250,000 event on Canadian International day at Woodbine.
The Grade 2 race gets the winner an invitation to the Pegasus World Cup Filly & Mare Turf Invitational Stakes at Gulfstream in January.
Saturday, Oct. 4th is a day of racing, rewards and celebration at Century Downs, highlighting CTHS sales graduates.
The fifth annual Woodbine Aftercare Day for Thoroughbred Aftercare Alliance will raise money for organizations that rehome retired racehorses.