Ontario breeders and consignors will offer a strong group of 77 Ontario-bred yearlings at the Keeneland sale, Sept. 14-26.

British filly is going to like the firm turf at Woodbine as she visits Canada in search of her first top-level stakes win.

The $500,000 one-mile turf race (plus up to $100,000 for eligible Ontario-breds) is a “Win and You’re In” for the Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf.

The two-year-old trained by Graham Motion “can be a little tricky in the mornings” but was all business when he won at Colonial Downs on Aug. 9.

American hotshot Deterministic is seen as a tough rival for the Godolphin star in the $1 million race this Saturday.

“This filly is as game as they come,” says jockey Fraser Aebly of his mount for the $175,000 Grade 3 outing on Saturday.

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.