BC Racebook September Newsletter
Desert Park Raceway officially opened its doors on September 27, marking the return of live harness racing to Osoyoos and an exciting new chapter for horse racing in BC.
Opening Day brought together racing fans, horsemen, staff, and members of the local community for an afternoon of live harness racing at the newly revitalized track.
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BC Racebook August Newsletter
September is an interesting month for serious horseplayers. Summer meets are winding down, new meets are getting underway, and horses are changing class, distance and circuits as trainers position them for the fall. That transition can create some interesting betting opportunities.
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BC Racebook July Newsletter
For many fans, horse racing in British Columbia was more than a weekend outing—it was a local sport with deep community roots. With the racing scene in flux, one of the quiet engines helping keep the sport going is teletheatre betting. While some might think of wagering as simply a way to enjoy the races, in BC it also plays a practical role in supporting the sport’s stability, accessibility, and future.
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BC Racebook June Newsletter
How Hastings Trainers Are Doing Now
See how Hastings trainers are performing up to June 22, 2026
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BC Racebook May Newsletter
The Belmont has long worn the nickname “The Test of the Champion,” but recent renewals suggest the true answer is balance, not pure brilliance. Look at the last five winners — Sovereignty, Dornoch, Arcangelo, Mo Donegal, and Essential Quality — and a clear profile emerges: tactical speed, authentic stamina, and mental composure.
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BC Racebook April Newsletter
The 2026 Kentucky Derby is right around the corner, with the 152nd running set for May 2, and there’s some clarity as to who is leading the charge among this year’s three-year-olds.
A few names have really started to stand apart, but it’s too early to pick a winner without seeing who is entered at the post position draw on April 25.
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BC Racebook March Newsletter
Australian Horse Racing: Popular for Many Reasons
Horse racing has long been part of Australia’s sporting culture, and few countries celebrate it quite like Australians do. While there are many racetracks across the country, two venues consistently attract the biggest crowds: Flemington Racecourse in Melbourne and Royal Randwick Racecourse in Sydney. Their popularity comes down to world-class races, major social events, and an atmosphere that goes far beyond the track.
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BC RACEBOOK FEBRUARY NEWSLETTER
As the buzz starts building for the 2026 Kentucky Derby, the prep races are finally giving us a clearer picture of who’s legit. One name getting a lot of attention right now is Paladin. He just pulled off a gutsy win that has his team dreaming big about Churchill Downs.
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