Attractions Hippiques

Racetrack operator Attractions Hippiques scored a split-decision victory over horsemen today in Quebec Superior Court.

Unhappy with a drastically reduced racing calendar and a purse offer for all Quebec tracks of just $3.9 million next year, provincial horsemen have voted not to renew their contract with Attractions H...

Reevin Pearl, of Pearl & Associates, the law firm representing several breeding farms in Quebec, spoke this afternoon to Trot Insider regarding a letter issued to Attractions Hippiques and several...

Trot Insider has received an English copy of the legal warning that Association Hippiques des Reproduction du Quebec issued to the provincial government, SONACC, Attractions Hippiques' Paul M

In late August, after three days worth of hearings to determine the nature and context of Attractions Hippiques' acquisition of Quebec racetracks, it was decided that Commission des institutions would...

Horseracing industry associations in Quebec have served the provincial government agency that oversees the sport with a legal warning to take action and enforce the contract it signed two years ago wh

Attractions Hippiques has been granted a 120-day extension of creditor protection in Quebec Superior Court. The new deadline is February 4, 2009.

Day 3 of Commission des institutions public hearings are now underway and can be seen and heard via online streaming. Officials from Circuit regional des courses, ATAQ and SPECSQ are scheduled to give...

In a submission today during public hearings of the Commission des institutions, senator Paul Massicotte, owner of Quebec racetrack operator Attractions Hippiques, said that, in retrospect, he should ...

Live streaming of Commission des institutions public hearings are now online. The Commission's current mandate is to study and report on the nature and context of the contract awarded to Attractions ...

In a few days there will be public hearings of the Commission des institutions whose current mandate is to study and report on the nature and context of the contract awarded to Attractions Hippiques ...

This afternoon, Trot Insider spoke with Gerard Landry, Attractions Hippiques' vice president, Racing, who explained that the Quebec track operator has had to lay off roughly 65 employees working at Hi...