Godolphin shippers were foiled in the Summer (G1) and Natalma (G1).

The Godolphin homebred outclassed eight rivals in the $768,833 Woodbine Mile (G1) despite a slow start.

After a one-year hiatus, Godolphin can return to the winner's circle following the C$1 million Woodbine Mile (G1) on Saturday, when it will be represented by its classic-winning colt Notable Speech.

Trainer Kevin Attard captured the $725,444 King's Plate for the third time in four years, and his first with a colt, when Mansetti turned in a front-running clinic Saturday in Canada's most prestigious event for three-year-olds.

Odds-on favorite She Feels Pretty just withstood a late charge from Godolphin shipper Diamond Rain in Saturday’s $545,981 E.P. Taylor (G1) at Woodbine, stamping her ticket to the Breeders’ Cup Filly & Mare Turf (G1).

Saratoga's loss is Woodbine's gain as She Feels Pretty travels north of the border for the C$750,000 E.P. Taylor (G1) on Saturday, which marks the filly's first excursion to Canada in two years.

Godolphin trainer Charlie Appleby will send out the morning-line favorites in Saturday’s Summer (G1) and Natalma (G1), “Win and You’re In” events for the Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Turf (G1) and Juvenile Fillies Turf (G1), respectively.

Proving worthy of her history-making namesake, WNBA star Caitlin Clark, Caitlinhergrtness beat the boys in Friday’s King’s Plate at Woodbine.

Canada’s iconic race, the C$1 million King’s Plate, will be run for the 165th time on Friday.

The Canadian International (G1) resumed from a one-year hiatus on Sunday, and Godolphin trainer Charlie Appleby provided a sense of continuity at Woodbine.

If not as straightforward a customer as his recently-retired Godolphin colleague Modern Games, Master of the Seas nevertheless resembled his undisputed authority in Saturday’s Woodbine Mile (G1).

The first winner of the C$1 million King’s Plate in the reign of Charles III turned out to be the aptly-named Paramount Prince, who used his speed to rule the classic from the start.

For the first time in 72 years, Canada’s signature classic will be run as the King’s Plate on Sunday.