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Winter Racing – The Breath of Cold Air
As I was flipping through channels watching the recently concluded Sochi Winter Olympics, I landed on the image of a Nordic skier coughing just aft
As I was flipping through channels watching the recently concluded Sochi Winter Olympics, I landed on the image of a Nordic skier coughing just aft
(Canadian drivers in the top 10 for wins or money in Canada in 2013, or Canadian-born drivers with more than $2.5-million in earnings in 2013; listed alphabetically)
Me voici à Queen’s Park, tout juste à côté du bureau de la première ministre, attendant l’arrivée de Kathleen Wynne.
I am at Queen’s Park, just outside of the Premier of Ontario’s office, awaiting the arrival of Kathleen Wynne.
Elmer Buchanan, one of the three people who worked on the Horse Racing Industry Transitional Panel, was recently named Chair of the Ontario Racing Commission.
Trot Magazine Editor Darryl Kaplan recently sat down for a one on one interview with Premier Kathleen Wynne to discuss her thoughts on the future of Ontario horse racing and to addres
Sometimes stardom is not found on the track or in the breeding shed. Sometimes it’s found in the hearts and minds of those touched by a truly special horse.
Conventional wisdom, or perhaps just tradition, suggests that two-year-old fillies must be handled with extra care in their inaugural year at the races. Take it easy — not too many fast miles.
Trente ans après sa retraite des courses de chevaux, un nouvel effort vise à faire reconnaître
« The Pacing Machine » par le Panthéon des sports canadiens.
Thirty years after Cam Fella retired from racing, a new effort seeks to get “The Pacing Machine” recognized by Canada’s Sports Hall of Fame.
Story by Chris Lomon