A look at some of the top highlights from the past weekend of racing at Woodbine. Top marks Tomasello achieved graded stakes winner status with an inspired performance in Saturday’s $175,000 Singspiel Stakes (G3T), presented by HPIbet. The hard-earned half-length triumph with Emma-Jayne Wilson in the irons marked the 4-year-old Authentic colt’s fifth trip to the winner’s circle through 12 lifetime starts (5-2-2; $520,882). Trained by Mark Casse for owners Ironhorse Racing Stable and T-N-T Equine Holdings, Tomasello (5-1) paid $13. Wilson is closing in on 2,000 career riding wins. Tomasello. Michael Burns Photography Dazzling debut It was a debut to remember for the Anthony Husbands-trained Tweeternity, who displayed dogged determination to break through in her first career start. Paired with rider Da-Sean Gaskin, the Tara Horse Farm homebred covered 6 ½ furlongs over the all weather track in 1:20.42 to reach the wire 1 ½ lengths clear of 7-2 rival Hot Gyal Mossop. Sent off at 13-1, the Tweet Kitten filly, out of the Nyquist mare Heart Of Eternity, paid $28.60. Tweeternity. Michael Burns Photography The envelope, please Andtheoscargoesto earned his first career victory on the strength of an A-list effort in Sunday’s eighth. Under the steady hand of rider Juan Crawford, the 4-year-old son of Big Screen–Lyndenshire thwarted a late challenge from 26-1 foe Mister Dude to secure the score by three-quarters of a length. Conditioned by Beverley Chubb, who co-owns the gelding with Spring Farm Holdings, Rivermead Stables, and Tim Orlando, Andtheoscargoesto (8-1) paid $19.30. Andtheoscargoesto. Michael Burns Photography Share This:Share
