Make plans to attend the Canadian Yearling Sale Preview Day Saturday at Flamboro Downs.
All yearlings set for auction on Sunday will be ready for viewing. The sale is set to start at 12:00 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 20.
Complete sale information is available on the Canadian Yearling Sale page.
Prospective yearling buyers have access to some of harness racing's hottest stallions, with 127 yearlings eligible to the strong Ontario Sires Stakes program. In addition, the current difference in value between the Canadian and U.S. dollar means added value for those buying yearlings north of the border.
"Owners and trainers should be looking very hard at what we have to offer, not just because of the strong group of yearlings entered in the sale but also because of the value of the Canadian and U.S. dollars," said SC Sales Manager Heather Reid.
The sale features yearlings by standouts like Kadabra, Muscle Mass, Mach Three and Sportswriter, with world record setting first-crop stallions Daylon Magician and Warrawee Needy also represented.
In 2016 owners of Ontario-Sired two-year-olds will receive a purse bonus of 20 per cent on overnight earnings in Ontario, plus five per cent on OSS earnings.
New in 2017, owners of two- and three-year-old ONTARIO SIRED and/or ONTARIO BRED horses will be eligible to earn a pro-rata portion of a $2 million Owners’ bonus, based on their earnings in overnight races in Ontario. A horse that is both ONTARIO SIRED and ONTARIO BRED will receive double the bonus.
The Canadian Yearling Sale online catalogue offers advanced search features to display only the yearlings you wish to view. Simply narrow your search criteria with the menus located directly above the sale roster and hit Submit. The resulting display can show horses by consignor, sire, gait or sex - or a combination of these options.
Set for Sunday, September 20, a total of 127 yearlings will enter the SC Sales Pavilion at Flamboro Downs. The action begins at 12:00 p.m.
To view the online catalogue, complete with yearling videos, click the following link: 2015 Canadian Yearling Sale Catalogue.
Diefenbaker also pegged the
Diefenbaker also pegged the Canadian dollar at $0.90 US - The Diefendollar! - and earned scorn and derision from most Canadians! Oh for the good old days!
the american dollar value,huh
the american dollar value,huh it draws revenue but is of no justice to Canadians,that are purchasing here it gives us a disadvantage ,now if Canadians buy our horses in their market, once again we feel the pain., in excess of many % from the dollar, may i suggest we consider what to do for the people of the people of Canadian interest that invest in our product some way of incentive, perhaps many are too young to remember when our dollar was worth more than the american dollar, at that time a leader by the name Diefenbaucher implemented to own a company here in Canada it was to be of Canadian ownership, hoping that support of the we the people will be considered.feel free to call me whatever your heart desires,if you do not believe what point i am making ask yourself,,,why is history important,,your friend Mike lastly it is your duty to vote in the election,pick the leaders that you would allow your loved ones and your children to live in their house.