Canadian Thoroughbred Racing is a popular equestrian sport in Canada, featuring races primarily involving the Thoroughbred breed. The sport is governed by various organizations, including Racing Canada, which oversees the rules and regulations. Major racetracks, such as Woodbine Racetrack in Ontario, host significant events, including the prestigious Queen's Plate. The racing season typically runs from late spring to early fall, with numerous stakes races attracting both local and international competitors. Canadian Thoroughbred Racing also plays a vital role in the economy, supporting jobs in breeding, training, and event management, while fostering a strong community of horse enthusiasts.