Ron Gierkink

The venerable 9-year-old Artemus Citylimits won the $150,000 Vice Regent for the second year in a row on Sunday at Woodbine while giving trainer Audrey Cheung her first stakes victory.

Daddy's Secret has been saddled with the outside post 12 in Thursday's second race at Woodbine, but she could make her turf debut a winning one in the nonwinners-of-two sprint for Ontario-sired allowance types and $40,000 claimers.

Wagering on Saturday’s 13-race King’s Plate card was down compared to last year, but betting on the 167th running of the King’s Plate itself was up.

Weller Green doesn't have much speed to close into in Sunday's eighth race at Woodbine, but returning to the course over which he graduated could put him over the top in the nonwinners-of-two allowance on the main turf.

The heavily-favored Saratoga shipper Reagan’s Flame, a regular visitor to Woodbine, won the scratch-marred $177,100 Seaway Stakes under Edgard Zayas on Saturday.

Sipping History's tactical speed could be an asset in Thursday's featured five-furlong inner turf dash for nonwinners-of-two Ontario-sired allowance types and $40,000 claimers.

Off a poor showing, Canadian champion female sprinter Little Teddy will try to win the $150,000 Zadracarta Stakes for the second year in a row on Saturday. She seems to be back on track for the first of two stakes on the Woodbine card.

Chaos Agent overcame a chaotic finish to land his first stakes in his turf debut under Rafael Hernandez in Saturday’s $127,750 Toronto Cup at Woodbine.

Mark Casse-trained Paramount Prince added to his impressive resume on Sunday at Woodbine when taking the inaugural running of the $150,000 Caledon Stakes by a convincing 2 3/4 lengths.

King’s Counsel earned his diploma in style for owner/trainer Barbara Minshall in Sunday’s $300,500 Simcoe, one of four lucrative stakes on the Woodbine card for graduates of Canadian yearling sales.