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Canada’s Thoroughbred Racing Newspaper
Attention Golfers
cart, full steak dinner, live auction featuring a Fiesta BBQ, draw for $5000 Florida vacation or golf gear and a commemorative team photo. Dinner only is $40.
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Chaplaincy Golf Tournament July 14
It is a great opportunity to bring clients, customers, associates and friends for a fun day in support of CARD.
The cost to golf is $200 each and includes valet
bag drop, putting contest, locker room access with towel service, course competition, shared power cart, dinner prizes and more!
The second annual Chaplaincy Golf Tournament is scheduled for Monday, July 14 at Glen Eagle Golf Course in Bolton.
This year’s special guest will be Canadian Champion and Hall of Fame Jockey Sandy Hawley.
EWAG is a community service organization that provides more than 30 different services throughout the east portion of Wellington County including food banks, children’s and senior’s programs, Alzheimer’s programs, counseling programs, 3 nearly new stores and more!
EWAG’s service areas speci cally cover, Rockwood, Eden Mills, Everton, Erin, Orton and Hillsburgh. Dan Steeves, husband of thoroughbred breeder Gail Wood, is the EWAG Board Member in charge of their second annual golf tournament which he says is the Group’s biggest fund raiser.
They are still looking for golfers.
For more information or to book your foursome call 519-855-6427 or email dan@woodlandsfarm.com
The festivities will begin at 12 noon and include a full round of golf, dinner, and an auction. Tickets are on sale now for $150 each or $75 for the dinner and auction only.
All proceeds are to bene t Race Track Chaplaincy of Canada (Ontario). (A portion of the ticket price is tax deductible).
The registration deadline is July 7 - Don’t miss
it! Call 905-713-4783 for tickets or for more information.
Registration is on a rst come rst serve basis so register early! Each golfer who registers before June 1, 2008 will receive a dozen complimentary golf balls! Hole sponsorship is also appreciated. CARD’s mission is to improve the lives of chil- dren and adults with disabilities through quality therapeutic horseback riding programs.
Visit www.card.ca to download the entry form or sponsor sheets or call 416-667-8600 ext. 82 or ext. 80 to register by phone.
EWAG Golf Tournament July 22
The East Wellington Advisory Group (EWAG) will once again be hosting their second annual fund raising Golf Tournament scheduled this year on Tuesday, July 22 at the Guelph Lakes Golf & Country Club.
CARD’s 5th Annual Golf
RICHARD E.P. MOYLAN Thoroughbred Bloodstock Agent
The cost is $120 per person and includes lunch (beginning at 11:15am) 18 holes of championship golf (scramble shot gun start at 12:30pm), power
CARD’s 5th Annual Golf Tournament is scheduled for Tuesday, August 26, 2008 at the Kleinburg Golf Club. The day includes golf,
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Hunterview Thoroughbred Horse Farm
North off Hwy #9, Between Airport Rd. & Hwy #50 993445 Mono-Adjala Townline, RR#5, Orangeville, ON L9W 2Z2
Did You Know....
Former Jockey Nicola Wright visits Hastings
Nicola Wright visited Hastings Park on June 12, the 2002-2003 Leading Apprentice Jockey at Hastings
That Fair Grounds Racetrack, the New Orleans area track which is the winter racing destination of a handful of Canadian out ts, will be expand- ing its racing season by two weeks for 2008 - 2009.
visited her old stomping grounds just to see old friends.
“I’ve been busy at work at the British Racing School but I’ve had a week off so I thought I’d
Farm: 519-940-0319
Cell: 416-999-1249
The 87 day meet will begin Friday, November 14, the earliest starting date on record, and continue through to March 29, 2009.
just come back to see some familiar faces,” she said while
Owner’s Appreciation
Day
FORT ERIE
Date: Sunday, July 27, 2008
Time: 1:00 to 4:00 pm
Place: Paddock Area Tent at Fort Erie Race Track Compliments of HBPA of Ontario & Nordic Gaming
*You must hold a valid 2008 ORC license as Owner and/or Trainer to attend
Free Refreshments and Barbecue Rain or Shine
Limited Seating (maximum 500)
Please RSVP to Lorrie or Colleen
at (905) 871– 3200(ext. 3249)
To arrange for your ticket to be picked up
The deadline to pick up tickets is Sunday, July 20th!
(No entrance without ticket)
Don’t miss it! Call today!
The 20-week schedule was approved by the Louisiana State Racing Commission. The expansion was managed in part to a “continued in ux of purse money from other forms of gaming”.
donning her famous smile. Wright left Hastings in 2005 to return home to Brit- ain after suffering serious injuries. After about a year an opportunity arose for
her to work as a Roving Assessor at the Prestigious British Racing School (BRS).
Another rst at the Fair Grounds this summer will be a Quarter Horse race meet from August 20 to 24. Under Louisiana law, a portion of the track’s slot-machine revenue is earmarked for Quarter Horse Racing.
- Story & Photo Jackie Humber
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Top US Trainers Bob Baffert,
D. Wayne Lukas and Nick Zito are teaming up to form a new train-
ing partnership, the Thoroughbred Legends Racing Fund. The trio
are hoping to raise $75-million to $125-million by August to begin buy- ing horses at public auction.
The minimum investment in the Fund will be $3-million over three years. The fund will charge a 2% management fee and will keep 20% of the pro ts from racing and sales. One of the main focuses will be purchasing yearlings and two-year-olds in training with stallion potential with the three trainers, who have combined to win 26 Triple Crown Races since 1980, doing the scouting and developing the talent.
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