She's already worth a lot, as half sister to two Grade 1 winners but No Time could add to her value with a first stakes win, in the Oaks
Races
The 70th Woodbine Oaks for three-year-old Canadian-bred fillies and the Plate Trial, the last local King's Plate prep, go Sunday.
Searing heat, bad weather, unsettling moments and a few big winners on July 13 at Woodbine where Hernandez won 9, Casse 7 last week.
Jockey Rafael Hernandez won both two-year-old stakes races aboard youngsters for the Conrads and Barb Minshall.
Mark Casse, who has won six editions of the $125,000 Victoria, will send out trainees Casson, Jupiter, and Rude Procedure on Saturday.
The James Begg trainee will face eight rivals in the $125,000 5 ½-furlong main track event for two-year-old fillies.
The four-year-old daughter of Frac Daddy will try to add another win to her resumé in the $100,000 main track event on Sunday.
There were many impressive maiden winners at Woodbine during the past week and maybe even one who could pop into the King's Plate.
The son of Dubawi (Ire) became a Group 1 winner when he broke out of a traffic jam to win the Coral-Eclipse Stakes at Sandown in England.
Under a heady ride from Rafael Hernandez, Creed's Gold led all the way to win the Grade 3 Hendrie Stakes at Woodbine on July 5.
Seven races at Hastings Racecourse on July 5 included a pair of three-year-old stakes races, both won by BC-breds.
Trainer Steve Keplin Jr. has won 17 races at the Assiniboia Downs meeting and he sent out three stakes winners last week.
The 70th Oaks on July 20 is any filly's race, as long as they can negotiate the 1 1/8 miles and not get into a speed battle.
Gal in a Rush is back to defend her title on Saturday at Woodbine against seven challengers in the main track sprint.
The Western Canadian racing circuit is heating up, with three-year-old talent beginning to impress in each province.