Guelph, ON – CityTV’s Breakfast Television (BT) Toronto reported live-on-location from Tomiko Training Center on Wednesday (Aug 21) morning to explore fractional racehorse ownership with TheStable.ca and Ontario Racing.

BT Live Eye host Nicole Servinis presented four segments from the Puslinch, ON training center (base operations for TheStable.ca) during the national broadcast.

The spots included conversations with Ontario Racing’s John Siscos about the importance of horse racing in the province’s rural economy; Lunch n Learn facilitator Elissa Blowe spoke about the program’s mandate to educate groups about racehorse ownership. TheStable.ca President Anthony MacDonald discussed the evolution of his business to become the largest harness racing stable in Canada; TheStable.ca client James Traynor explained the benefits of owning small fractions of Standardbred racehorses.

BT Live Eye host Nicole Servinis jogs Rooney Blue Chip, accompanied by Anthony MacDonald, President of TheStable.ca. TheStable.ca. Photo.

Servinis made her on-track debut in a double-seated jog cart accompanied by MacDonald as the pair drove 2-year-old trotter Rooney Blue Chip.

• TheStable.ca is hosting an Open Barn on Saturday (Aug. 24) at Tomiko Training Center. The event provides guided tours of the barns, introductions to some of the 60 horses onsite, and an introduction to fractional Standardbred racehorse ownership. Admission is free but an RSVP is required: www.thestable.ca/openbarn
• Ontario Racing offers free Lunch n Learn sessions about racehorse ownership, hosted by Elissa Blowe, suitable for groups of all types and sizes : http://bit.ly/2TSG5Vf

BT Segments:

• Introduction: http://bit.ly/2KVYYmc
• Interview with Ontario Racing: http://bit.ly/2Mv7uvM
• Nicole jogs a horse: http://bit.ly/2Z8icPh
• TheStable.ca client James Traynor: http://bit.ly/30qgeGO