The race was the third of its kind that night, and prominent host/racing analyst Don Ruful won the main prize of CA$18,000 only if he returned Monday as a track announcer for the full card.
Elm Grove Mah Mai Keith and Anita Ooulette started at post 8 and had an opening ratio of :28.2, while miss day in the era of mah my kiss finished second. She and trainee Rob Fellow were not happy with their early pocket positions and ran on the ground, recording a half mile of:58.4, which was challenged close by Elm Grove Mist.
As Miss Day settled for the top spot, she and the mare found rhythm, which led to a challenge by Richard Moro-trained Blink And Gone, just one step ahead of the lead in the third quarter, clocking 1:28.1. However, despite the late challenge, Mach My Kiss succeeded and opened a five-length lead to win in 1:58.
Stargazing Cruiser with driver Marie Claude Auger took a late shift to finish third. Fern Hill Bella and Kayla Chappell came in fourth, and Elm Grove Mresty came in fifth in a special race. Monique Bagg and Kelly Spencer also hosted the Woodbine Racing Live to welcome several special guests.
The company's International Women's Day coverage also featured a video feature on miss day and a pre - race feature on driver mariel engberg. Footage of the driver can be found on the track's official Twitter page, and an article about Mr. Enberg is on the official website. Live racing at Milton Oval Stadium resumes Thursday evening at 7 p.m.
2022 Standard Bread Season
In January this year, Ontario's horse racing leader also announced the 2022 Standardbread Live Racing season for Woodbine Mohawk Park. Again this season, it promises a lot of excitement with more than $21 million in equity exercises, such as the $6.7 million Breeders' Crown and the 39th consecutive Pepsi North American Cup return.