Dr. Ian Moore

One of Woodbine Mohawk Park's biggest stakes weekends of the season kicked off with a pair of Grade 3 Casual Breeze Stakes for three-year-old trotting fillies on Friday, June 12.

"We try to put [Beau Jangles] in a position to be at his best, a position to win. We control everything we can control and manage, and then hopefully the variables, which we got affected by last Satur...

“We do the best that we can. We control everything that we can control ... but we can’t control the draw for [post] positions. We can’t control the other nine horses, the other nine drivers, the weath...

"In order to be the man, you have to beat the man."

When it comes to racing, “Hal” is a prince.

The Prince County Horsemen's Club hosted its annual awards banquet for the 2025 racing season with a sold-out crowd on Saturday, April 18, 2026 at the Summerside Credit Union Place.

After an impressive sophomore qualifying debut one week ago, 2025 Horse of the Year Beau Jangles was ever better in his second effort of the season.

The 2025 Horse of the Year in both Canada and the U.S., pacing phenom Beau Jangles returned to the racetrack on Friday, April 10 and did so impressively.

Dr. Ian Moore quickly admitted that this part of the journey with 2025 Horse of the Beau Jangles is unlike anything he's experienced before. And, according to the Hall of Famer, it's "tremendous."

The Board of Directors of the Canadian Horse Racing Hall of Fame (CHRHF) recently approved new members of its Standardbred Nomination Committee and Planning Committee.

Don't tell Dr. Ian Moore that you can't teach an old dog new tricks.