Journalism will take on nemesis Sovereignty and top 3 finishers from last year’s Classic, Sierra Leone, Fierceness, and Forever Young (JPN).
Races
The five-year-old gelding won the King Edward Stakes at Woodbine and was third in the Woodbine Mile; post positions will be drawn Oct. 27.
The four-year-old turf-loving roan daughter of Frac Daddy took over in mid-stretch to edge Olivia Rose and Fashionably Fab.
One year after winning the Breeders' Cup Filly & Mare Turf with the mighty Moira, champion trainer Attard hopes for another.
Saturday's race is named after the three-time Canadian champion and has attracted a field of 10 Ontario-sired fillies and mares.
Chris Husbands won the final race of the year to clinch top jockey honours; preparations are underway for a return to racing in 2026.
“He just loves the game" says trainer Don MacRae of the consistent efforts of the seven-year-old son of Big Screen.
Amadeo Perez claims fourth consecutive jockey title, trainer Barbara Heads dominates for third year; total wagering reaches $17.3 million.
There were plenty of surprises as Calandagan took the Champion Stakes, Powerful Glory won the Sprint at 200-1, and Cicero’s Gift prevailed at 100-1.
Thomas Knizet celebrated his first stakes win with a daughter of his Into Mischief stallion Abarta; Reload Raleigh wins Frost King.
The late-developing Chiefswood gelding takes his first stakes win with a last-to-first run in the Grade 3 for three-year-olds.
B the King looks to rule the Frost King, while Souper Diva is riding a winning wave into the South Ocean at Woodbine.
As an option to claiming races, Equibase has launched Horse Ratings, which assigns a number to a horse's career.
Five Group 1's at Ascot on October 18, including the Champion and Queen Elizabeth Stakes with some of the best horses of 2025.
The King’s Plate winner and Prince of Wales runner-up is rested and ready for the 1 1/8-mile main track event on Saturday.
