Fast filly Lamirada, an impressive debut winner, bounced back and won her first stakes race when she romped in Sunday's Glorious Song.
Races
Ontario-bred son of Nyquist is two-for-two this year for D.J. Stable and trainer Mark Casse after a romp in the Display Stakes.
After a long road to recovery from injury, Emma-Jayne Wilson is winning again, overcoming significant hurdles along the way.
The Ontario-bred son of Souper Speedy handily won the first running of the $125,000 event on Saturday at Woodbine.
Synthetic debutante Raiding Party (IRE) scores in Ontario Damsel; Crystal Visions breaks through in first running of the Silver Creek.
One of four new restricted $150,000 stakes at Woodbine this season, the race has attracted 8 Ontario-bred fillies and mares, 4YO and up.
Dixie Law looks to rule the Ontario Damsel, while My Covenant is in winning form heading into Sophomore Stakes.
Both $125,000 races at Woodbine are shaping up to be interesting as the youngsters now have a few races to their credit.
Empiricist wins his career debut at 24-to-1, a chaotic 2yo race start, top Beyer Speed Figures, another big win by Coburg, and more.
The Steven Chircop-trained filly won the Grade 3, $250,000 stakes on Saturday at Woodbine, earning her first graded stakes win.
Maryland shipper Warming took the $200,000 Dance Smartly, while the $250,000 Nearctic went to Florida-bred Victory Achieved.
Mechanic Susie has returned to top form and two-year-olds Guitars N Cadilaxs and Deputize impress in stakes in Manitoba.
Jonathan Green and father Leonard's DJ Stable love Canadian racing even more now that their two-year-old Canada won the Cup & Saucer.
Arabian Crown (Fr) won the Canadian International (G1) on Oct. 3 and could be headed to the Breeders' Cup Turf.
The promising colt came lumbering down the stretch to be third in his debut and will run for big money this weekend.
