Kentucky-bred filly took on the boys and won for trainer Kevin Attard and X-Men Racing 3, Madaket and SF Bloodstock.
Races
A Little Frisky, an Ontario-bred owned by Mark Dodson and bred by Ted Burnett, won the open Glorious Song Stakes to break her maiden.
A stakes-filled card at Woodbine lured big betting and exciting results, including a big win by the country's top juvenile.
Bred by Ivan Dalos' Tall Oaks Farm, the durable gelding was a Canadian and US Champion and a multiple Grade 1 winner.
The Ontario Matron and Ontario Fashion, both Grade 3 stakes, follow the Cup & Saucer on a big Woodbine Saturday card.
Top Canadian juvenile by-passes Breeders' Cup to run for $250,000 in prestigious Cup & Saucer; rain could make turf soft.
Champion jockey has been riding in Britain for almost 40 years and has been on a retirement tour in 2023 throughout the world.
A successful weekend once again at Woodbine ended with a wild finish in the Grade 2 Nearctic Stakes: 3/4 of a length separated the top eight.
Tracy Farmer bought Fev Rover for $971,000 two years ago and that gamble has paid off; E.P. Taylor is second Grade 1 for the mare.
Nations Pride (Ire) wore down fellow European Royal Champion (Ire) to take the 84th Canadian International at Woodbine on Sunday.
On Oct. 7 at Hastings Racecourse in BC, Sunbird and the amazing mare Infinite Patience scored big victories.
Since Secretariat, one of Canada's most famous and cherished races has had quite a list of winners, weather and wonders.
On a windy and very cool October afternoon, Artie's Storm upset the applecart with his win in the Durham Cup (G3).
Moira, owned by X-Men racing, Madaket Stable and SF Bloodstock, will try for Grade 1 glory on Sunday before a possible sale.
The Godolphin, Charlie Appleby and William Buick team are back at Woodbine for the Oct. 8 Canadian International and E.P. Taylor Stakes.