Stay updated with breaking news from Tim Padilla. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
Entries for the 29th Minnesota Festival of Champions, a night of racing on Saturday, Sept. 10, at Canterbury Park restricted to Thoroughbreds and Quarter Horses bred in the state, attracted a total of 107 horses for 12 races.
Love the Nest held off stablemate Cousvinnysacanuck to win the $100,000 Minnesota Derby for state-breds by a nose on Saturday at Canterbury Park. Both are owned by Lothenbach Stables' Bob Lothenbach of Wayzata, Minnesota, and trained by Joel Berndt.
Canterbury Park’s Made in Minnesota night on Saturday features the $100,000 Minnesota Derby and the $100,000 Minnesota Oaks.
Doctor Oscar's time in the Victor S. Myers Stakes was a stakes record for 6 furlongs and the $3.3M total handle was the fourth largest at Canterbury Park.
In Canterbury's 10,000 Lakes Stakes, Dame Plata and Thealligatorhunter battled down the stretch for a dead heat victory