Chris Lomon

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King's Plate Prep: Trainer Josie Carroll Has Two For Sunday's Queenston originally appeared on Paulick Report. The $125,000 Queenston Stakes, a key prep on the road to this year’s King’s Plate (August 16), is Sunday’s feature race at Woodbine Racetrack in Ontario, Canada. The seven-furlong Queenston, for 3-year-olds foaled in Canada, has attracted seven hopefuls, including Notorious Gangster and Forty N Five, both trained by Canadian Horse Racing Hall of Fame inductee Josie Carroll.

1 day ago | nhlpa.com | Chris Lomon

All photos courtesy of Getty ImagesWidely respected by their fellow players throughout their NHL playing careers, Kyle Okposo and Kevin Shattenkirk are continuing to make an impact on the game through their new roles with the National Hockey League Players’ Association. Across a combined 2,003 NHL regular-season games, right-winger Okposo and defenceman Shattenkirk developed reputations as respected players – admired as much for their leadership as for their on-ice contributions.

4 days ago | nhlpa.com | Chris Lomon

After 1,078 regular season games and in his first NHL postseason, Jeff Skinner is heading to the Stanley Cup Final with the Edmonton Oilers. Feature Photo: Getty ImagesWhen the Edmonton Oilers clinched a spot in the 2025 Stanley Cup Playoffs, it marked a welcome milestone for the 33-year-old Skinner – his first chance to play NHL postseason hockey.

6 days ago | paulickreport.com | Chris Lomon

A model of consistency, Classic Mo Town finally charted his first stakes success with a win in the $175,000 bet365 Eclipse (G2) on Saturday afternoon at Woodbine. Having finished in the top four in 20 of 21 career starts coming into the Eclipse, Classic Mo Town, trained by Marty Drexler and owned by Bruno Schickedanz, had always shown he’s up for the challenge.

6 days ago | paulickreport.com | Chris Lomon

Caitlinhergrtness, named after WNBA superstar Caitlin Clark, was much the best in the $150,000 Belle Mahone Stakes (G3), Saturday at Woodbine. Sent off as the 2-1 choice, the daughter of Omaha Beach out of the Giant’s Causeway mare Belatrix was making her 4-year-old debut in the 1 1/16-mile main race for older fillies and mares. Last year’s King’s Plate winner and Canada’s champion 3-year-old filly showed she hadn't missed a beat.