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Canadian Thoroughbred Horse Society Annual Review of 2020 Dave Landry Photograph Table of Contents Annual Review Introduction and Acknowledgments 2 CTHS Board of Directors 2021-2023 3 Membership and Registration Statistics 4 2021 CTHS Sales Dates 5 Canadian 2021 Sales Stakes Series Eligibility 6 2021 British Columbia Presidents Report 8 Leading Breeders of British Columbia-Bred Runners of 2020 by Earnings 10 Leading British Columbia-Bred Runners of 2020 by Earnings 11 2021 Alberta Presidents Report 12 Leading Breeders of Alberta-Bred Runners of 2020 by Earnings 14 Leading Alberta-Bred Runners of 2020 by Earnings 15 2021 Manitoba Presidents Report 16 Leading Breeders of Manitoba-Bred Runners of 2020 by Earnings 17 Leading Manitoba-Bred Runners of 2020 by Earnings 18 2021 Ontario Presidents Report 19 Leading Breeders of Ontario-Bred Runners of 2020 by Earnings 22 Leading Ontario-Bred Runners of 2020 by Earnings 23 2021 Saskatchewan Presidents Report 24 Leading Breeders of Saskatchewan-Bred Runners of 2020 by Earnings 25 Leading Saskatchewan-Bred Runners of 2020 by Earnings 26 Leading Breeders of Canadian-Bred Runners of 2020 by Earnings, Top 150 27 Leading Canadian-Bred Runners of 2020 by Earnings, Top 100 32 Lifetime Leading Canadian-Bred Runners by Earnings 35 Leading Broodmare Sires of Canadian-Bred Runners of 2020 by Earnings 38 Leading Broodmare Sires of Canadian-Bred Runners of 2020 by Number of Winners 39 Leading Dams of 2020 Canadian-Bred Runners in NA by Earnings, Top 200 40 Leading Dams of Canadian-Bred Stakes Horses in 2020 56 Leading Sires of Canadian-Bred Stakes Horses in 2020 63 Leading Canadian Sires of Two-Year Olds in 2020 by Earnings, Top 40 68 Leading Canadian Sires of Two-Year Olds in 2020 by Average Earnings, Top 40 69 Leading Canadian Sires of 2020 by Earnings, Top 100 70 Leading Canadian Sires of 2020 by Number of Winners, Top 50 74 Leading Canadian Sires of 2020 by Average Earnings, Top 25 76 Leading Western Canadian Sires of 2020 by Earnings, Top 50 77 Leading Western Canadian Sires of 2020 by Winners, Top 50 79 Leading Western Canadian Sires of 2020 by Average Earnings, Top 25 81 2020 First, Second and Thrid Crop Sires 82 Canadian-Bred Winners of Canadian Black-Type Sakes Events in 2020 84 Canadian-Bred Winners of Foreign Black-Type Sakes Events in 2020 87 Sires of 2020 Canadian Sale Yearlings 88 2020 Canadian CTHS Sales Recap 101 2020 Canadian Buyers at Major US Sales 106 Page 1 of 112 Introduction It is with great pride that we provide the Annual Statistical Review for the 2020 calendar year. We would like to acknowledge that this has been a challenging year for all those involved in the industry and applaud your strength and passion to persevere. Ever since its establishment in 1906, the CTHS, with uncompromising integrity have committed to assist and afford a means for the promotion of the interests of those engaged in the breeding of Thoroughbreds in Canada. The CTHS aims to ensure a viable future for its members by providing assistance and representation within the Thoroughbred Breeding Industry. The publication of the statistical review is in keeping with our commitment to compile and disseminate information to members and also acts as a resource to strengthen our engagement with our stakeholders. When reviewing the wealth of data included in this publication it is a clear testament to the Horse Industry’s strength and passion that we continue to see the successes of our Canadian Breeders, Canadian Sires and Canadian-Bred’s both nationally and internationally. We are a strong and vital organization focused on being your go-to industry resource. Your dedicated Directors and Staff make this all possible. We are all in this together and the CTHS remains committed to our Breeders and the Industry and wish everyone all the best for 2021. CTHS National Office Notes: Photo provided by Dave Landry. The source for all the statistics is The Jockey Club Information Systems Inc., unless otherwise indicated, and include all 2020 racing stats from all available countries world-wide. All earnings are tabulated using the currency where earned (no conversions) other than foreign earnings and the Blood-Horse Sources which have been converted to USA dollars. Sires of 2020 Canadian Sale Yearlings, CTHS Sales Recap and Canadian Buyers at Major USA Sales in 2020 were compiled by the CTHS. Disclaimer: The information in this publication is for information purposes only. CTHS assumes no liability or responsibility for any inaccurate, delayed, or incomplete information, nor for any actions taken in reliance thereon. Revised 03/19/2021 Page 2 of 112 Canadian Thoroughbred Horse Society Offices & Directors 2021-2023 MANITOBA DIRECTORS CANADIAN THOROUGHBRED HORSE SOCIETY Pat Wallace* President NATIONAL DIRECTORS Wayne Anderson Vice President Adrian Munro President Bill Bochinski Grant Watson Vice President Bill Drew Peter Berringer Vice President Julien Fouillard Jim Alendal Frank Johnson Rose Backland Wayne King Darrell Bauder Ed Pawluk Dave Bennington Dean Walkowski John Burness Cam Ziprick Colleen Dalos Roy Shellnutt Jill Withers General Manager Pat Wallace Box 46152, Westdale Postal Outlet, Winnipeg, MB R3R 3S3. Caitlin Grguric National General Manager Ph. (204) 832-1702; Fax (204) 831-6735 Candace Pion Administrative Assistant Email: [email protected] www.cthsmb.ca PO. Box 172, Rexdale, ON M9W 5Ll Ph.(416) 675-1370; Fax (416) 675-9525 ONTARIO DIRECTORS Email: [email protected] Peter Berringer* President www.cthsnational.com John Burness* Vice President Frank Di Giulio Jr. Vice President ALBERTA DIRECTORS John Carey Adrian Munro* President Dermot Carty Roy Shellnutt* Vice President Rolph A. Davis Darrell Bauder* Colleen Dalos* Brenda Abbey Debra Ehrat Maxine Anderson Richard Hogan Robert Cramers Tim Orlando Linda Johnston David Lovlie Julie Coulter General Manager Boe Stone Kerry Mackay Administrative Assistant Jean Kruse General Manager Shirley Venance Staff PO. Box 172, Rexdale, ON M9W 5Ll Lindsay Ward Staff Ph. (416) 675-3602; Fax (416) 675-9405 Email: [email protected] Unit 218, 1935 – 32nd Ave. NE, Calgary, AB T2E 7C8 www.cthsont.com Ph. (403) 229-3609; Fax (403) 244-6909 Email: [email protected] QUEBEC DIRECTORS www.cthsalta.com c/o CTHS National Office P.O. Box 172, Rexdale, ON, M9W 5L1 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORS Ph. (416) 675-1370 : Fax : (416) 675-9405 Grant Watson* President Dave Bennington* Vice President SASKATCHEWAN DIRECTORS Ralph Jesiak Vice President Rose Backlund* President Jim Alendal* Gordon Alger Paul Caravetta Lee Cockrum Jamie Demetrick Rob Cote Dairen Edwards Brett Doell Pat Gormley Trent Heidt Sandra Loseth William Hill David Pihl Nicky Wylie Rose Backlud ph: (306) 644-4613 Email: [email protected] Bette-Jean (B.J.) Davidson General Manager Bev Allardyce Staff *National Representatives #7-5492 Production Blvd., Surrey, BC V3S 8P5 Ph. (604) 534-0145; Fax (604) 534-2847 Email: [email protected] www.cthsbc.org 3/9/21 Page 3 of 112 Membership and Registration Statistics Canadian Thoroughbred Horse Society, Membership Numbers Numbers as of December 31, 2020 Registered Foal Crop Statistics Numbers as of March 9, 2021 *2020 & 2019 Registrations are still in progress; these numbers are subject to change. Page 4 of 112 2021 Canadian Sales Dates The Sales are of an imperative importance to Canadian Thoroughbred Breeders and purchasers. As part of the CTHS mandate our focus is to produce and provide successful sales. Please check each Divisions’ websites and offices for updated information regarding the upcoming sales. The 2021 Sale Dates for each CTHS Division are as follows: CTHS Manitoba Yearling Sale Date: Sunday, August 22, 2021 Location: Red River Exhibition Grounds, Winnipeg, MB https://www.cthsmb.ca/ CTHS Ontario Canadian Premier Yearling Sale Date: Wednesday, September 1, 2021 Location: Woodbine Sales Pavilion, Rexdale, ON http://www.cthsont.com/current-public-sale.html CTHS British Columbia Yearling & Mixed Sale Date: Tuesday, September 14, 2021 Location: Thunderbird Show Park, Langley, BC https://www.cthsbc.org/yearlingsale CTHS Alberta Thoroughbred Sale Date: Friday, September 17, 2021 Location: Westerner Park, Red Deer, AB https://www.cthsalta.com/2021-cths-sale CTHS Ontario Winter Mixed Sale Date: TBA Location: Woodbine Sales Pavilion, Rexdale, ON http://www.cthsont.com/current-public-sale.html Page 5 of 112 2021 CANADIAN SALES STAKES SERIES Commencing with the Sale year 2018, all Canadian-Bred Yearling Graduates of CTHS Provincial Sales, that have met the eligibility requirements within their respective Provinces, will now be eligible to run in Sales Stakes offered across the country. Provincial Sales Stakes Eligibility, Sale Dates & Sales Stakes Races Offered: Yearlings must meet Sales Stakes eligibility requirements in the Province in which they ran through a CTHS sanctioned Yearling Sale. In addition, if required, the Yearling must continue to meet eligibility requirements in the Province in which they sold. The current eligibility requirements by Province are as follows: BRITISH COLUMBIA: A Yearling is eligible for the Sales Stakes Series that passes through the BC Division Sale where the full commission and nomination fee are paid to the CTHS and an annual nomination amount is paid to remain eligible. The Canadian Sales Stakes Series is only open to Canadian-Breds. Sale Date – September 14th, 2021 2021 Sales Stakes – TBA - Two-Year-Old Colts & Geldings $50,000 TBA - Two-Year-Old Fillies $50,000 TBA - Three & Four-Year-Old Colts & Geldings $50,000 TBA - Three & Four-Year-Old Fillies & Mares $50,000 Contact Info: Phone: 604-534-0145 – Email: [email protected] – Web: www.cthsbc.org ALBERTA: A Yearling is eligible for the Sales Stakes Series that passes through the Alberta Division Sale where the full commission is paid to the CTHS and a Sales Stakes in-fee and out-fee have been paid. The Canadian Sales Stakes Series is only open to Canadian-Breds.
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