Ontario Racing announce that OR governance has continued to evolve to ensure the Board of Directors is representative of the broader horse racing industry

The Horse Peoples’ Alliance of Ontario has concerns that the proposal of Ontario Racing, as a basis for the going forward of the industry, speaks primarily, and perhaps completely, to and about the needs and concerns of race tracks. The Alliance believes that it does not reflect the absolute essential of horse people’s equal participation […]

Ontario Racing is pleased to release a preliminary report that summarizes the views and perspectives regarding a proposed Long -Term funding.

The Canadian Horse Racing Hall of Fame reminds the horse racing community the deadline to nominate horses or people for the Class of 2017 is less than four weeks away. Nominations of those who have made a significant contribution to Canadian horse racing, are being accepted for the following categories: MALE HORSE: Stallions or geldings […]

On February 2, 2017, Kim Leffley, national chair of the Canadian Pony Club, issued the following open letter to Equestrian Canada:

For as long she can recall, Justine Bourque has enjoyed everything horses and horse racing. But it was a horse fit for a crown that helped inspire her.

Now that the racing season has wrapped up at Woodbine Racetrack, the winter months are much different for trainer John LeBlanc, Jr. on his family farm in Rosemont, Ontario.

Only the restriction on the broodmare purchaser being an Ontario resident is considered a drawback to some who have American clients who race in Ontario.

As the Ontario thoroughbred breeding industry has struggled to get back on firmer footing for the last five years, so has the annual Winter Mixed Sale.

The construction of Century Mile marks a turnaround in Alberta’s horse racing industry, Paul Ryneveld, general manager, highlights why in this article.