Three cheers for the Woodbine turf! Run for the Hills, a 4-year-old daughter of Runhappy, took the first grass race of the season, a two-length score over 6 ½ panels on the E.P. Taylor course. The Kentucky-bred bay filly is trained by Mark Casse for owner Gary Barber. Run for the Hills and jockey Kazushi Kimura winning race 4 on May 27, 2023 at Woodbine (Michael Burns Photo) Ryan Munger, times three Jockey Ryan Munger won three races on Saturday, including an impressive triumph with Sid Attard trainee Hear Me Knocking. Bred by Karley and Michaela Kemp, the 3-year-old daughter of Bahamian Squall is owned by Tucci Holdings. Hear Me Knocking and jockey Ryan Munger winning race 2 on May 27, 2023 at Woodbine (Michael Burns Photo) Oui, oui Gaston won the featured allowance race on Sunday for the connections of reigning Canadian Horse of the Year Moira. Gaston and jockey Kazushi Kimura winning race 8 on May 28, 2023 (Michael Burns Photo) Declan delivers Jockey Declan Carroll orchestrated an impressive winning ride aboard Scoot Daddy in the ninth race on Sunday. The 4-year-old son of We Miss Artie won the 6 ½-furlong turf race by two lengths with Carroll in the irons. It was the second straight victory for the Kentucky-bred, trained and owned by Nick Nosowenko. Scoot Daddy and jockey Declan Carroll winning race 9 on May 28, 2023 (Michael Burns Photo) Worth repeating “I think everyone, horse people and fans, look forward to the start of turf racing. We have two beautiful courses, and the races are always competitive. Hopefully, we can have a strong start and carry that throughout the turf season.” – Trainer Kevin Attard Worth watching Googly Eyes, under Ryan Munger, was definitely worth watching in Saturday’s sixth race contested over the E.P. Taylor Turf Course. Worth knowing It’s a stakes-stacked weekend coming up, featuring a trio of graded events and the inaugural running of the Pink Lloyd Stakes. Chris Lomon, Woodbine Communications / @WoodbineComms Share This:Share
