Bowman’s Run finishes twice in the money in first two starts
June 23, 2024 – Canuck Racing Club’s seventh start of 2024 allowed the club to lay claim to a 2-2-1 record and an impressive 71% in the money finish rate….
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Canuck’s War Painter claims 1st and 2nd in first two races as a 3-year-old
June 7, 2024 – Canuck Racing Club’s filly War Painter earned her billing as a hot favourite coming into the second race of her 3-year-old campaign at Woodbine on Thursday….
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Canuck Racing Club’s Sinclairity makes her first shot count
May 24, 2024 – Making her debut as a three-year-old on Thursday, Canuck Racing Club’s filly Sinclairity didn’t get a lot of love from the experts handicapping race in race…
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DRF: Sinclairity looking to score in debut
May 21, 2024 – The first Thursday program of the Woodbine meet includes a competitive maiden event that rounds out the eight-race card. Trainer Kevin Attard sends out the debuting…
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Lonehawk
(RETIRED, Gelding, Oscar Performance – La Malaguena) Lonehawk was named after Canada’s best-known fighter ace and a legend, Billy Bishop. His preference for solo missions earned him the nickname “The Lone Hawk”.
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Audax Minor
(SOLD, Gelding, Danish Dynaformer – Miss Medaglia) Audax Minor was named in honour of an award-winning Canadian writer and horse racing columnist who worked at The New Yorker for more than 50 years.
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Conacher
(SOLD, gelding, Maximum Security – Tocco) Conacher was named after Lionel Conacher, the greatest all-round athlete Canada has ever produced.
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Pickford Sweet
(SOLD, Filly, Big Screen – Dreaming of Candy) Pickford Sweet was named after a Canadian actress who became one of the most recognizable people in the world, the most powerful woman in Hollywood, and a big screen legend.
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Hoodless
(SOLD – Filly, Frac Daddy – Rockyroadto Dublin) Hoodless was named after Adelaide Hoodless, an outspoken educator and one of the most influential women in Canadian history.
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BrenGunGirl
(SOLD, Filly, Point of Entry – Silent Sister) BrenGunGirl was named after Canada’s first genuine tabloid celebrity, one of its most unique and intriguing cultural icons, and a symbol of an important moment in our nation’s history.
