Grand River Raceway (GRR) has announced Winbak Farm will be the presenting sponsor of the 25th edition of Battle of Waterloo, held on August 1, 2022. The Battle of Waterloo, a stakes for Ontario Sired two-year-old pacers, is the signature race held annually at GRR and a key early season race for all colts racing […] Read more »
Winbak Farm 2020 Stud Fees Announced
On Monday, November 25, Winbak Farm officially announced its list of 2020 stud fees. In 2020, Winbak Farm will be standing stallions in Delaware, Maryland, New York, Ontario and Pennsylvania. The farm welcomes Jimmy Freight to Winbak Farm of Ontario and Courtly Choice to Winbak Farm of New York. The list of 2020 stallions and […] Read more »
Badlands Hanover Returning to Delaware
Badlands Hanover (p,2,1:50z [$754,772]) is returning to Delaware in 2018. The once No. 1 stallion in Delaware, and the sire of four millionaires on two continents, has been recently standing in Ontario. Badlands Hanover offspring have earned $67,395,246. Badlands Hanover’s success in Delaware is incomparable. His success started with his first crop in 2004. At two, […] Read more »
Betterthancheddar Coming To Winbak Farm In Ontario
On Thursday morning, Winbak Farm of Ontario announced the addition of Betterthancheddar to its stallion lineup for 2015. “With the new incentives and rejuvenation of the Ontario Program, Ontario is a great place to have Betterthancheddar, a millionaire son of Bettors Delight,” said Garrett Bell, Winbak Farm General Manager. “Betterthancheddar was an outstanding racehorse […] Read more »
Badlands Hanover Breeding Ended for 2013
The breeding season for Badlands Hanover has officially come to an end. Several weeks ago some breeding issues emerged with the horse which led Winbak Farm to withdraw him from breeding in an effort to remedy the situation. However, that has been unsuccessful. “We really are not 100 per cent sure just what the […] Read more »
OHRIA Responds To Attack on Winbak Owner Joe Thomson By Finance Minister Duncan
The Letter below was sent on Friday afternoon from Sue Leslie, President of the Ontario Horse Racing Industry Association to the Premier of Ontario responding to a series of inaccurate comments Minister Duncan made about horse racing, while attacking a significant foreign investor. Dear Premier, It causes great concern to the Ontario racing and breeding […] Read more »
