The TIP program's Ontario Sired Heritage Series had leg 3 at Fort Erie on Monday and Kevin Attard and Rafael Hernandez had fun in Kentucky.
Trainer Mark Casse wins his fourth Prince of Wales with the Adena Springs-bred colt by Gun Runner, ridden by Fraser Aebly.
Fresh off a layoff, and with several recent bullet workouts, the four-year-old colt won his first graded stakes in Saturday's Singspiel.
French-based colt Silius (Ire) will try to do what his full brother did last year, come to Woodbine and win a Grade 1.
Garland Williamson's homebred Dixie Law captured the third jewel of the Triple Tiara, the Wonder Where Stakes, at Woodbine on Sept. 6
The Mark Casse trainee will face seven keen three-year-old rivals in the 91st running of the 1 3/16-mile contest on Labour Day.
The Rachel Halden duo of English Actor and Side Street, and Sean Smullen trainee Coburg, chase Grade 3 Singspiel success.
Katie’s Grace looks to cap off the series with a win in the $250,000 stakes for three-year-old fillies on the turf at Woodbine.
A stronger catalogue, a new funding agreement and a successful Yearling Sales Stakes day led to a record-breaking sale.
Ontario-bred star topped the 2022 CTHS Ontario yearling sale for Murray Smith at $115,000 and he's earned $1.5 million for Gary Barber.