The biggest racing day on the Hong Kong calendar, the Longines Hong Kong International races, was briefly disrupted.
Hernandez led all jockeys, Mark Casse took another trainer's title, and Bruno Schickedanz led all owners as 2025 Woodbine ends.
The world’s best sprinter stretched his consecutive winning streak to 16 with a victory in the HK$28 million Sprint at Sha Tin.
Albertans David Rowbotham, Tony Boogmans and Rodney Carpenter celebrated another stakes win by their Ontario-sired gal.
Four of the last eight winners of the Steady Growth Stakes have been won by sons of Giant Gizmo. Can Lac Macaza make it five?
Woodbine is offering a mandatory payout of the High 5 wager on Dec, 13 and the carryover is almost $270,000.
A CTHS Ontario yearling sale success story, Hurricane Clair will be tough to beat in the restricted La Prevoyante Stakes on Saturday.
Ka Ying Rising, the world's best sprinter, is in the Group 1 Hong Kong Sprint , part of the four-race series on Dec. 14.
All of Europe's leading first crop sire last year was a $1.1 million yearling, fast Group stakes winner, and he was foaled in Ontario.
A number of Woodbine-based horses and horsepeople are set to compete in stakes races in Kentucky on Dec. 13.
A deft ride by jockey Daisuke Fukumoto in the Valedictory got three-year-old Hammerhead his second career win, first stakes win.
Grey son of Vekoma overhauled rival Legacy Isle on his way to an easy win in the $300,000 (US) Mouttet Mile.
The B.C. government had recently announced it was halting the slots revenue sharing program with the track and its horsepeople.
Rafael Hernandez, Pietro Moran, Devon Gittens, Dale Desruisseaux, Danny Yu, Maximum Fifty, Little Teddy are names for the year.
Eight of the last nine Valedictory Stakes have been won by horses trained by Mark Casse, Marty Drexler, or Kevin Attard.