TWIN B RED SHORES sold at our sale, as Hip 258 for $110,000, just one week ago today. This would be her third day jogging... We love this!
🎥 Francis Dumouchel
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Here is the post position draw for next Friday's @Breeders_Crown 2YO Colt Pace final
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The @LdnClassic sale may be over, but this video of sale preview day, produced by Jeremy Grabatin, is a tribute to the importance of the sale to Ontario's horse racing economy and a reminder that breeders work years to get to this one day to get paid.
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The average of $32,663 was up nearly 7 per cent at this year's @LdnClassic. The two-day auction in London, ON grossed over $8.6 million.
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Shes So Sharp Tops Second London Classic Yearling Session standardbredcanada.ca/news/1…
2026 London Classic Yearling Sale Continues Today standardbredcanada.ca/news/1…
North Lite, Vaughn Seelster Top First London Yearling Sale Session standardbredcanada.ca/news/1…
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London Classic Yearling Sale graduate Kaylas Incharge pulled off a 13-1 upset in Race 2, getting up in 1:54.
The four-year-old daughter of My MVP sat second through the opening half and remained close to the leaders throughout before getting up at the wire by a nose.
Travis Cullen drove Kaylas Incharge for trainer Vicki Gregg and owners Louis Gregg, Vicki Gregg and James Dale. @woodbinesSB @ONTRacing @molson_gb @LdnClassic
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London Classic Yearling Sale graduate Midnight Matrimony kicked off the card with a victory in Leg 1 of the $25,000 Harvest Series for two-year-old pacing fillies, stopping the clock in 1:52.2.
The daughter of Cattlewash sat fourth early before advancing to second by the half and taking command before three-quarters. She carried a 1¼-length advantage into the stretch and drew clear to win by 2½ lengths.
Doug McNair drove Midnight Matrimony for trainer Gregg McNair and owner William Fleming. @woodbinesSB @ONTRacing @molson_gb @LdnClassic
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London Classic Yearling Sale graduate New Rules delivered a strong front-end victory in Sunday’s eighth race at Woodbine Mohawk Park, stopping the clock in 1:51.1.
The six-year-old son of Lookslikeachpndale took command by the half, opened up a two-length lead at three-quarters and held firm through the stretch to win by 1¼ lengths.
Doug McNair drove New Rules for trainer Dave Menary and owner Pollack Racing LLC. @woodbinesSB @ONTRacing @molson_gb @LdnClassic
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London Classic Yearling Sale graduate Sapphire Steve captured Sunday’s third race at Woodbine Mohawk Park in 1:54.1, scoring at 19-1.
The four-year-old stayed within striking distance throughout and got up late to win by a head.
Daryl Thiessen drove Sapphire Steve for trainer Carman Hie. @woodbinesSB @ONTRacing @molson_gb @LdnClassic
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Ontario Sired horses more valuable than ever heading into @LdnClassic Sale
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Yearlings are moving in today and we’ll welcome all for viewing day Monday beginning at 10AM. Sale days are Tuesday and Wednesday beginning noon.
A special thank you to BAINSFORD CULINARY for their support of the London Classic Yearling Sale.
We look forward to seeing you soon!
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London Classic Yearling Sale graduate Strobe Lite came up huge in the $350,000 Ontario Sires Stakes Gold Super Final for three-year-old trotting colts and geldings, taking the season-ending stakes event in 1:52.
The son of Alarm Detector sat seventh early before moving into contention through the middle half. He was up to second at three-quarters, took a narrow lead by the stretch call and dug in all the way to the wire to win by a head.
Louis-Philippe Roy drove Strobe Lite for trainer Benoit Baillargeon and owners Benoit Baillargeon, Claude Hamel, Nunzio Vena and Glengate Farms.
A $350,000 Gold Super Final victory for a London Classic Yearling Sale graduate. @woodbinesSB @ONTRacing @molson_gb @LdnClassic
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London Classic Yearling Sale graduate Verily delivered a huge performance in the $350,000 Ontario Sires Stakes Gold Super Final for two-year-old trotting fillies, stopping the clock in a stakes-record 1:52.3.
The daughter of Muscle Mass was seventh early before advancing into striking position on the backstretch. By the stretch call, Verily had taken command and opened up by three lengths before powering away to win by 3¼ lengths.
Louis-Philippe Roy drove Verily for trainer Meg Crone and owner W J Donovan. @woodbinesSB @ONTRacing @molson_gb @LdnClassic
Tomorrow is move-in day as we get set for this year’s LCYS at the J-AAR Expo Centre (formerly the Agriplex). Viewing day is Monday beginning at 10AM - with sale days on Tuesday and Wednesday starting up at noon.
Our catalogue has had plenty of great updates over the last month and tonight will be no exception with the Ontario Sires Stakes Super Finals taking place at Woodbine Mohawk Park. Good luck to all of tonight’s finalists and we'll see you soon in London! londonclassic.ca
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#WinbakBred Global Choice - Winner of Big Apple Final. Sired by #CourtlyChoice
His 1/2-sister sells at London Classic! Look for #174, She’s So Sharp!
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London Classic Yearling Sale graduate Jay pulled off a massive 39-1 upset in Friday’s fourth race at Woodbine Mohawk Park, winning in 1:51.2.
The three-year-old daughter of Cattlewash was fifth through the opening half and still fifth at three-quarters before sitting sixth and 2½ lengths back at the stretch call. Jay then came flying home to get up by a head in a four-horse photo finish. @woodbinesSB @ONTRacing @molson_gb @LdnClassic
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London Classic Yearling Sale graduate D A Lets Boogie captured Friday’s second race at Woodbine Mohawk Park in 1:51.
The four-year-old son of Dancin Lou sat second through the opening three-quarters, staying within two lengths of the leader. He was still second at the stretch call before finishing strongly to get up by a head in a blanket finish.
Bob McClure drove D A Lets Boogie for trainer Luc Blais and owner Kozen Farms. @woodbinesSB @ONTRacing @molson_gb @LdnClassic




















