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Woodbine postpones Pattison International thoroughbred race for a year , The Canadian Press
The source spoke on the condition of anonymity as Woodbine Entertainment has not formally made the announcement regarding the International.The pandemic forced Woodbine to postpone the April 18 start to its 2020 thoroughbred card.The Pattison Canadian International was originally scheduled to be run Oct. 18 at Woodbine Racetrack.
The '73 American Triple Crown champion capped his illustrious racing career with a dominant 6 1/2-length International victory at Woodbine.
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