One of Woodbine's leading trainers has come a long way from Manitoba racing to the biggest meeting on the continent.
Rafael Hernandez won with a longshot at Fair Grounds on Friday and won a graded stake in Texas on Saturday, plus more Canadian news.
Ka Ying Rising cantered to a 17th straight victory and Romantic Warrior won the first leg of the Triple Crown, the Stewards' Cup
Steady seven-year-old cost $37,000 as a juvenile and he scored his first Grade 1 in the Pegasus World Cup on Jan. 24.
Popular young rider finished a close second in the Woodbine jockey standings in 2025; Sovereignty named best horse, Nitrogen best filly.
The findings from Project Beacon could be used as a guide for other countries where attracting new racing fans is critical.
Amplify’s Evan Sandhu received a piece of $400,000 in funding to purchase in-foal mares and bring them to Ontario.
One of the world's top-rated horses aims for another victory in Hong Kong on Jan. 25 and another, Romantic Warrior, begins Triple Crown.
The Canadian champion, also up for a Sovereign as Older Male Main Track for 2025, was sold to Marc Gunderson.
The pride of Barbados and a champion jockey in Ontario, Husbands told CBC Barbados he will have one more ride in his home country.