Live Racing Prime Rib Buffet

Get ready to indulge in the ultimate dining experience at the track. Savour melt-in-your-mouth Certified Angus Prime Rib carved to perfection, plus a delicious variety of chicken and seafood dishes, rotating entrée selections, and so much more! Adults: $59.95, Seniors (65+): $54.95, Kids (6–12): $34.95, Kids (5 & under): $22.95. Call 204-885-3330 to reserve your table

Looking for a Special Photo?

Track Photographer Jason Halstead may have just what you're looking for

Looking for that extra-special photo of your big horse, one you might not find in your win pictures? 

Track photographer Jason Halstead takes numerous photos during the races, and not all of them can make it into the win photos. If you’re looking for something frameable from your big race, or of your special horse, email Jason at jjhphoto@gmail.com.

Prices are excellent! Almost as good as his photos 😊

A Snapshot in Time by Bob Gates

How about another opening day win from yesteryear—this time from 40 years ago, on May 3, 1985? Once again, owner/trainer Gary Danelson (who always seemed to have his horses ready to go when he arrived) won the seventh race on opening day with There’s a Reason, with jockey Dave Burns up.

Who remembers the ‘character’ guy, Harvey Burnell? You’ll find Harvey in this shot, fourth from the left, wearing the cowboy hat (Gerry Hart photo).

An Early Look at the Probable Field for the 2025 Belmont Stakes

The first two legs of the 2025 Triple Crown delivered a surplus of drama and excitement thanks to Sovereignty’s powerful rally in the Kentucky Derby followed by Journalism’s gutsy win in the Preakness Stakes two weeks later at Pimlico.

Focus now shifts to the Belmont Stakes June 7 at Saratoga Race Course, which for the second straight year will host the final leg of the U.S. Triple Crown. America's Best Racing takes a look at the probable runners.

'Quit Riding Him Like A Rented Mule'

Steve Asmussen Slams Umberto Rispoli's Preakness Ride

Hall of Fame trainer Steve Amussen is still hopping mad over the rough riding that occurred in this year's Preakness Stakes.

His contender Clever Again seemed to get the worst of it, slammed into the rail by eventual winner Journalism, checked hard by jockey Jose Ortiz, and eased home to finish last. Read more about what Asmussen had to say in the Paulick Report.

Field of Gold Seeks Classic Redemption in Irish Guineas

Field of Gold will face eight rivals as he bids for classic redemption in the Irish Two Thousand Guineas (G1) at the Curragh this Saturday.

The John and Thady Gosden-trained 3-year-old finished second in the English Two Thousand Guineas (G1) at Newmarket Racecourse on his last start May 3, which resulted in the Clarehaven yard installing the "best available rider" policy instead of using Kieran Shoemark. The BloodHorse has the inside track.

Bob's Blog -- "Off and Running"

The history guy has something just a little bit different for us this time around. Bob was scouring the newspapers and found a feature that was titled "Off and Running." Each was a short story that told a tale of the turf or answered questions about horses or horse racing in general. He even found a couple about Assiniboia Downs! Click here for a sampling of John Day’s Off and Running.