Quebec Jockey Club

The Quebec Jockey Club has abandoned plans to present 50 cards of live racing in Quebec City next year after determining it would not be feasible financially

In a move that will not please some Quebec breeders, the Quebec Jockey Club is going ahead with its plan to alter the eligibility framework of the provincial stakes

"Our vision, if you will - we have adopted a five-year strategic plan - is to have 50 races in the Montreal area at our prime track

With its inaugural 10-day season set to begin Saturday in Quebec City, the Quebec Jockey Club has released details of its five-year plan for the standardbred industry

The Quebec Jockey Club has announced the appointment of Andre Drolet as head of operations

Having no clear idea how many racehorses remain in Quebec following the collapse of racetrack operator Attractions Hippiques, the Quebec Jockey Club has put out a

If everything falls into place, Quebec may have live racing at more locations than just county fairs in 2010

It now appears that 10 days of fair racing in Ayer's Cliff will be the only live harness racing in Quebec

The Quebec Jockey Club is three weeks behind schedule but still committed to its plan to resume live racing in the province this summer, spokesman Joe Faucher

Starting today, Quebec can once again wager on thoroughbred and harness racing after an agreement between WEG and the Quebec Jockey Club

The Association Trot et Amble du Quebec (ATAQ) has reported initial progress in regard to the resurrection of wagering within the province of Quebec