Plenty of Canadian trainers from the west to the east have set up stables at American tracks this winter and hope to add wins, and horses.

The Jockey Club of Canada reminds media that submissions are due Dec. 31; Sovereign Award voting begins Jan. 10.

Japan's brilliant mare came off her victory in the Breeders' Cup Filly and Mare Turf (G1) to win the $3.8 million Hong Kong Cup at Sha Tin.

The brilliant Breeders' Cup Juvenile (G1) winner sired 66 black type winners and was a favourite resident at Bar None Ranches in Alberta.

Canadian-born Paul Reddam's homebred Slow Down Andy sped up and defeated Canadian-bred Messier in $300,000 juvenile stake.

The fascinating story of how Jim Lawson tracked down the family's broodmare, and how her daughter became a star.

The $3.8 million (US) Hong Kong Cup (G1) headlines Sha Tin's Hong Kong International Racing Festival December 12.

It was a goal Laura Krasauskaite wanted to achieve the moment she took out her trainer’s license four years ago.

Despite a delayed start, foreign gains, impressive fields and a record number of HPIbet users pushed the 2021 figures.

The great Ontario-bred gelding, recently retired to LongRun, wore this bridle, donated by trainer Bob Tiller, for every race of his career.