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WOODBINE'S 3RD ANNUAL GREY DAY

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27

FREE PARKING
Watch an all-grey field as they race for the title of the Grey Handicap champion!

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FOOD & DRINK

Indulge in our mouth-watering buffets at one of our dining rooms!

LIVE RACING

FIRST POST 1:05PM

An outstanding afternoon of racing awaits!
$125,000 Gr. III Grey Stakes
3rd Annual Grey Handicap
This unique race is filled exclusively with grey horses — watch as they race to become champion of the greys!

WAGERING & WINNING

Check out our guaranteed pick pools!

$50,000 Guaranteed Pick 5
$100,000 Guaranteed Pick 4

¢20 minimum Jackpot Pools
Power Pick 6
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Reservation Closed

Favourites and Woodbine Club are now fully booked for this weekend.

WOODBINE IN THE NEWS

INSIDE THE NUMBERS: How to Best Bet the Pick 3 for Stakes Races at Del Mar on Saturday with Ed DeRosa

INSIDE THE NUMBERS: How to Best Bet the Pick 3 for Stakes Races at Del Mar on Saturday with Ed DeRosa The Daisy Cutter Handicap is not only the best-named stakes on Saturday at Del Mar but also the best wagering opportunity among an all-stakes pick 3 that begins with the San Diego Handicap and concludes with the Bing Crosby Stakes. As far a turf courses go, the Del Mar grass plays fairly in sprints. Sure, there is a slight advantage to speed, but that’s the case for any most sprint races regardless of surface. Taking a closer in a…

Formidable John Ross duo set for Pink Lloyd Stakes test

TORONTO, July 24, 2025 – Its Time to Shine and Junior Hot Shot, both 4-year-old sons of Souper Speedy and both trained by John Ross, will take on eight rivals in the $100,000 Pink Lloyd Stakes, Sunday at Woodbine. Off to a strong start in 2025, Ross, a multiple graded stakes winning conditioner with over 600 career wins, chases his 39th career stakes victory in the Pink Lloyd, a six-furlong main track race for Ontario-sired 4-year-olds and up. Multiple stakes winner Junior Hot Shot, out of the Bold Executive mare Executive Dreamer, has constructed a 6-3-1 ($299,332 in purse earnings) mark…

Deputy Daddy wades into Lake Superior in top form / Wozniacki looks to come up aces in Thunder Bay  

TORONTO, July 24, 2025 – A pair of Ontario-sired 3-year-old turf stakes, the $100,000 Lake Superior and $100,000 Thunder Bay, share the spotlight on Sunday at Woodbine. Established in 2021, the Ontario Sired Heritage Series is comprised of three $100,000 legs and a $100,000 final for two divisions: 3-year-old colts & geldings, and 3-year-old fillies. The total purse structure for the series is $800,000. There is a total of $70,000 in bonus money for the Heritage Series, $35,000 for each division (awarded $20,000, $10,000, $5,000) for the top three point-earning colts/geldings and fillies). All three legs and the final are…

Drexler duo Veery and Literate take aim at Grade 3 Trillium glory

TORONTO, July 23, 2025 – Also on Saturday, six fillies and mares, 3-year-olds and up, will travel 1 1/16 miles on the main track in the $150,000 Trillium Stakes Presented by Don Julio (G3). Trainer Marty Drexler, who won the 2023 edition of the Trillium with Il Malocchio, will send out the duo of Literate, and Veery. Literate, a 5-year-old daughter of Oscar Performance out of the Henrythenavigator mare Infanta Branca, will contest her third consecutive graded stakes affair. The bay mare, owned by C2 Racing Stable LLC, was sixth in the Fasig-Tipton La Troienne Stakes (G1) on May 2…

Boca Queen (IRE) ready for Grade 3 Ontario Colleen scene

TORONTO, July 23, 2025 – Repole Stable’s Boca Queen (IRE), who turned heads after a stellar debut, steps up to the stakes ranks when she takes on eight rivals in Saturday’s $150,000 Ontario Colleen (G3T) at Woodbine. Bred by Flaxman Stables Ireland Ltd., the dark bay filly heads into the one-mile race over the E.P. Taylor turf for 3-year-old fillies off an authoritative 3 ¼-length win at seven furlongs over the E.P. Taylor on July 5. Sent off as the 2-1 choice in the field of 11, Boca Queen (IRE) hopped slightly at the start, but regrouped and settled mid-pack…

Sean Lewis Brings Joy – and Dance Moves – to the Woodbine Winner’s Circle

Sean Lewis has all the right moves when it comes to Woodbine winner’s circle photos. It’s always a picture-perfect moment – the one when the beaming groom breaks into an impromptu series of dance moves just as track photographer Mike Burns prepares to capture the victorious horse and its happy connections. “I love to dance,” said Lewis. “Every time we win a race, I have to dance. Racing is a fun sport. We have to showcase racing and how amazing it is. I will hear people say, ‘That guy who likes to dance won a race today. Did you see…

OTTB Spotlight: Butteronmytie

Bred by Roger Tanel & Track West Racing Inc., Butteronmytie is a 7-year-old son of Souper Speedy out of the Forest Wildcat mare Launch the Rocket. “Butteronmytie, foaled in 2018, is a sweet gelding with all the looks. He is a member of our sanctuary herd who is also looking for a sponsor maybe someone who would enjoy visiting him with treats and providing him with the occasional grooming. If you are interested in being Butter’s sponsor, please contact our office for details. E: info@longrunretirement.com.” – LongRun Thoroughbred Retirement Society

Inside Track for July 19-20

A look at some of the top highlights from the past weekend of racing at Woodbine. Bring in the Closers Rider Daisuke Fukumoto and trainer Robert Tiller rounded out the nine-race Saturday afternoon card at Woodbine by sweeping the final two contests. A coast-to-coast winner from 4-year-old filly Maximum Fifty ($14.60) in race eight set the stage for Fukumoto and Tiller before the pair extended their contemporaries’ drought with veteran gelding One More Brew in the ninth ($12.60). Tiller opened the day with a victory in race one (Back River) to finish with three overall. Sheer Will Ready for Shirl…

No Time right on time in Woodbine Oaks

TORONTO, July 20, 2025 – No Time, under John Velazquez, blew by her stablemates to win the 70th edition of the $500,000 Woodbine Oaks Presented by Stella Artois, Sunday at Woodbine. Trainer Mark Casse had five chances to notch his record-tying fifth Oaks crown. As to which one of his quintet – Ella It Is, No Time, Shifty, War Signal, Winterberry – it could be, not even he was certain. “I think No Time is a sleeper,” said Casse, earlier in the week. “She is another one that if she is happy, she is going to be tough.” No Time was both. Owned…

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