
Woodbine Race Track
Woodbine is a race track for thoroughbred horse races located in the city of Toronto, Ontario.
Woodbine race track opened in 1956 and is the only horseracing track in North America which stages, or is capable of staging, thoroughbred and standardbred horseracing programs on the same day.
Woodbine Race Track Information
Woodbine has been a regular host for the Breeders Crown and once again will be held at Woodbine in 2011.
Major stakes races for thoroughbreds run at Woodbine include:
The Queen’s Plate, a grade 1-C stakes for three-year-old Canadian-bred thoroughbreds, first leg of the Canadian Triple Crown
The Northern Dancer Breeders’ Cup Turf, a Grade I stakes run on Queen’s Plate day
The Breeders’ Stakes, a grade 1-C stakes for three-year-old Canadian-bred thoroughbreds, third leg of the Canadian Triple Crown
The Woodbine Mile, a grade I thoroughbred turf stakes
The Canadian International, a grade 1 thoroughbred turf stakes
The E. P. Taylor Stakes, a grade 1 Thoroughbred race for fillies and mares
Racing runs from April to Decembet
Woodbine Track Layout
Main Track: One Mile, oval.
Harness Track: Seven Furlongs.
Turf Course: One and one half miles.
Distance from last turn to finish line:1,440 feet on Turf Course and 975 feet on Main Track.
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