Kentucky Derby winner Golden Tempo, trained by Cherie DeVaux, didn't need a hot pace to win again. Next up, the Jim Dandy.
Races
The son of Camelot is trainer Aidan O'Brien's 12th Derby winner and 50th British Classic winner since his first in 1998.
Trainers are having field days at their respective tracks with long leads in their category early in the season.
Trainer Dale Desruisseaux and jockey Rafael Hernandez copped both stakes races at Woodbine this weekend with three-year-olds.
The first Canadian woman jockey to win 1,000 races, Francine paved the way for so many riders and her passion for the sport was deep.
The Mark Casse trainee faces five rivals in the $125,000 Queenston, an early season Plate prep which Casse has won on three occasions.
Owned by Hollywood producer George Waud, Maltese Cross doesn't ever win by much, but he has the determination and will.
Undefeated Grade 1-winning Ontario-bred filly takes her first step to the Woodbine Oaks in Saturday's Fury Stakes at Woodbine.
Kentucky Derby winner skipped the Preakness Stakes and will hope to have some pace to run at in the third Belmont Stakes to be run at Saratoga.
Winnipeg trainer has been unleashing some well-prepared first-time starters that have won and run well at Assiniboia.
A look at the serious contenders for the Derby at Epsom Downs; Golden Tempo is back to contest the Belmont Stakes.
Fort Erie has just 34 racing dates in 2026, but already made the most of it with a good opening day card in nice weather.
Constitution River had a dreadful post to overcome, but the colt won anyway, leading a 1, 2, 3 finish for trainer Aidan O'Brien.
Eoin Harty, Michael Stidham and Joe Sharp sent out Deloraine, Maycocks Bay and Possiblemente to win all three graded stakes May 30.
Named after the winner of the 1917 edition of the King's Plate. the $150,000 G3 Saturday stakes features a field of seven.
