Season Two of Award-Winning 'Free Rein' Begins Jan. 10
Woodbine Entertainment has announced its award-winning docuseries Free Rein, featuring the elite competitors of Canadian Thoroughbred racing, will return for a second season beginning Jan. 10.
Woodbine Entertainment has announced its award-winning docuseries Free Rein, featuring the elite competitors of Canadian Thoroughbred racing, will return for a second season beginning Jan. 10.
Paul Oreffice, a partner in both Dogwood Stable and Eclipse Thoroughbred Partners who was in on Preakness Stakes (G1) winner Summer Squall and Belmont Stakes (G1) winner Palace Malice, died Dec. 26 at the age of 97.
Reincarnate, a graded stakes-winning son of Good Magic, will enter stud this year in South Korea.
Gulfstream Park and the Florida Horsemen's Benevolent and Protective Association reached an agreement supporting changes to existing state legislation that enables the live racing schedule to become independent of the venue's pari-mutuel license.
Trainer Carlos Lopez was suspended 18 months and fined $12,500 for a pair of positives for the banned vasodilator diisopropylamine found in two horses that ran 1-2 in a claiming race last February at Mahoning Valley Racecourse.
Finalists were determined in each category by voters' top three selections, using a 10-5-1 point basis. Eclipse Award winners are determined solely by first-place votes.