Woodbine Entertainment and TSN set to deliver more weekly coverage with a two-hour show featuring at least three TB and four SB races.
Races
The Kentucky-bred will chase his second stakes score and first graded stakes title on Sunday at Woodbine for trainer Barbara Minshall.
The precocious colt, called 'a bit of a punk' by his trainer Breeda Hayes, will face eight rivals in the Saturday feature with Emma-Jayne Wilson aboard.
The hot topic of the capsaicin positives has been ongoing since June as regulators and horsepeople try to find the source.
Starship Jubilee, Lady Speightspeare and Channel Maker are among the stars Canadians can cheer for at the two-day Cup in November.
The very popular horsewoman, owner, trainer and assistant to husband Nick won two Queen's Plates, dozens of stakes races and loved her horses.
The French colt Sottsass won the 99th Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe at Longchamp on Oct. 4 while two-time Arc winner Enable lands sixth.
Trainer Josie Carroll continues her roll and Chatham's Kevin Drew wins his first race as an owner with his first starter on the Oct. 3 card.
Remarkable 3-year-old filly wins quarter-mile battle with Kentucky Derby winner Authentic to win Pimlico's Preakness for owner Peter Callahan.
Bruce Lunsford, who has a stable of horses at Woodbine, has his first Preakness Stakes horse in Art Collector, who missed the Kentucky Derby.
Sovereign Award champion mare of 2019 Here's Hannah all guts in Delta Colleen victory on stakes-packed final day of track's meeting.
Features will see Shirl’s Speight look to get back on the winning track on the turf and 10 fillies vie for top honours on the Tapeta.
The storylines were plentiful in the past week in Canadian racing; here is a quick recap of some of the stuff that happened.
The great mare may have to contend with soft turf on Sunday when she tries for another Arc, one year after she was upset on unstable ground.
In the year of the pandemic, a year most would rather forget, the Ontario-bred colt Mighty Heart is making it exciting and memorable for his sport.