Quebec Racing

They were a long time coming, but refunds for nominating fees to stakes events not held in Quebec last year are on the way

Claiming to be owed $11 million for horse racing purses promised but not paid in 2008, the provincial horsemen's association took its fight against racetrack operator Attractions Hippiques to Superio...

A Canadian Press story released today profiled the very worst of the situation from the province of Quebec. Its title and content are a clear warning about the situation and how it may be seen by the...

Even though there is much work to be done to get the standardbred racing industry in Quebec back on sure footing, connections based out of the province were very active during the yearling sessions at

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

According to a report in The Montreal Gazette, a collective group of Quebec breeders yesterday served legal warning to the provincial government, SONACC, Attractions Hippiques' Paul Massicotte and Lot...

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...

The Quebec breeding industry has been horribly wounded by the "privatization gone bad" of Quebec's four racetracks, breeder Michael Perzow said today at a parliamentary hearing in Quebec City.