Page 2 - May 2007 The Game

2 The Game, May 2007 Canada’s Thoroughbred Racing Newspaper
CTHS Annual Awards Dinner June 15
The Ontario CTHS will be celebrating the best of the 2006 Thoroughbred industry at its Annual Awards Dinner on Friday, June 15th, 2007. This year’s gala takes place at the Toronto Airport Marriott Hotel, 901 Dixon Road in Toronto, commencing at 6 p.m.
Each year, the CTHS is proud to honour the outstanding breeders of the Ontario-Bred winners at their Annual Awards Dinner. Highlights include award presentations for Breeder Of The Year, Leading Owner, top stallions and top
freshman sire. A silent auction will also be featured during that night.
“The Annual Awards Dinner honouring the achievements of our CTHS members is important, where we’re given the opportunity to recognize and honour breeders who’ve made a substantial contribution to the Thoroughbred industry,” says Julie Coulter, General Manager of the Ontario CTHS. “It’s through their vision, determination and hard work that’s made the Ontario-Bred a valuable leader in the Thoroughbred
racing industry.”
Tickets for the awards night are
$79.50 (incl. GST) per person and can be purchased at the CTHS office or by contacting them at 416-675-3602. For further information please visit www.cthsont.com.
The CTHS has obtained a special guest room rate of $99 plus taxes for those wishing to stay at the Toronto Marriott, which can be obtained by call- ing 1-800-905-2811 or 416-674-9400. Rooms must be booked by May 23rd in order to guarantee that rate. Valet and self-parking are available on site.
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Canadian Horse Racing Hall of Fame Honours Recent Inductees
April 19 the Canadian Horse Racing Hall of Fame honoured its most recent inductees with a Wine & Cheese reception celebrating the unveiling of new wall panels.
Guests in attendance at the reception were among the first to see the commemorative panels dedicated to Standardbred horses Armbro Emerson, Armbro Feather, As Promised and Run The Table as well as Thoroughbred horses Bold Ruckus and Lauries Dancer.
In 2005, headed by Managing Director Louis Cauz, the New Panels Project was launched. Over the next three years the Canadian Horse Racing Hall of Fame plans on investing approximately $125,000 into the project that, upon completion, will for the first time see each and every inductee recognized simultaneously.
Each and every horse, both Standardbred and Thoroughbred, who have been inducted are now recognized with their own story, and in almost every case, a photo. Eighteen panels honouring 110 horses were installed last June in the first phase of this three-year project to honour each horse and person. And in June, new panels in the Builders category will be added to recognize the achievements of 92 Builders. In 2008 we will be honouring jockeys, drivers and trainers."
The 2007 Horse Racing Hall of Fame inductees will be announced on Tuesday, May 22 and will be honoured at the Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony & Silent Auction to be held at the Mississauga Convention Centre in Mississauga, Ontario on Thursday, August 23.
Jamie Martin, Senior Vice- President of Racing at Woodbine, unveiled the stan- dardbred inductee panel
Hall of Fame Board Member, Moffat Dunlap, unveiled the thoroughbred inductee panel.
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