Most recently, Ontario’s Woodbine Entertainment announced another collaboration with the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Company. 릴게임사이트 The company’s horse racing season comes with huge promise as OLG announces it will return as the title sponsor of this year’s edition of Woodbine’s Triple Crown of Thoroughbred Racing in Canada.
Hardcore horse racing fans may already know that Canada’s Triple Crown of Thoroughbred Racing consists of three main races. The first will be the historic Queen’s Plate at the Woodbine Race Track on Aug. 21, 2022, followed by the Prince of Wales Stakes on Sept. 13, the Fort Erie Race Track on Oct. 2, and the Woodbine Race Track again.
Woodbine Entertainment CEO Jim Lawson said he is proud to partner with OLG once again at the Canadian Triple Crown. According to him, the Crown Company’s support has been a great help to horse racing leaders and other organizations, and over the past few years has helped improve the event as well as attract a new fan base.
On behalf of OLG, Lori Sullivan’s Chief Executive of Athletics Game and Business Development said Wang was pleased to continue his long-term support to the local horse racing industry. In addition, she congratulated OLG’s precious horse racing partners on their efforts to develop the sport and make it more exciting for the next generation of fans.
The OLG Canadian Triple Crown of Sourbreed Racing has a different track surface in every race. For example, The Queen’s Plate, which returns for the 163rd edition, will be held on the surface of Tapeta. The Prince of Wales Stakes at Fort Erie Race Track will be played on the dirt surface, and the Bridges’ Stakes will be played on Woodbine Racetrack’s popular E.P. Taylor Turf course.
Last weekend, Woodbine Entertainment hosted the 39th Pepsi North America Cup at Woodbine Mohawk Park. The historic race was claimed by bookmakers’ favorite Pebble Beach, but it’s not the only highlight of the day, as the company reported a record 13 race cards for the night.
On June 18, 2022, the card generated C$6,317,624.47 for the event and race track record handle. This topped the record of 5.6 million Canadian dollars in 2020. Saturday’s volume was decorated with a new $1.8 million jackpot Hi-5 mandatory payment. The Pick-5 bet was another popular choice, slightly over $437,000 for the overall handle.
On Monday, Woodbine Entertainment announced a new partnership with the You Can Play Project. Through this initiative, the horse racing organization will strive to provide a wider range for anyone participating in the horse racing industry, including 2SLGBTQ+ athletes, managers, equestrian athletes, and fans. This is another example of the company’s commitment and support to the community.