Honeysuckle | Michael Burns
Woodbine’s 2021 season generated revenue from all sources of $505,348,339, the third-highest season total in Woodbine Thoroughbred history.
For the second consecutive season, the COVID-19 pandemic has caused a season to be cut short as the 2021 Woodbine Thoroughbred encounter only begins until June 12. Originally scheduled for 133 race days , the 2021 season includes 99 race days, three more than last year, and 946 races.
Despite the delayed start, the 2021 season topped $500 million in all-sources gross, boosted by the highest-ever single-season foreign bet processor Woodbine’s present day is $420,666,755.
The nine’s average field size is a 4.8% increase in the average grip per race, reaching $534,194 for 2021.
“Our team has done a great job of creating engaging and competitive races throughout the season,” Lawson said. “The support of the owners and coaches during these difficult times is commendable and our commitment to providing the best overall experience for the riders at Woodbine will only increase. in 2022.”
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