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Driver’s Seat View: International Women’s Day Race at Mohawk

On International Women’s Day, Woodbine Mohawk Park hosted its annual all-female drivers race, and this year we brought you a unique perspective from the racetrack. For this video, a helmet camera was mounted on driver Natasha Day, giving fans a rare driver’s-eye view of the action during Race 3 on the card. The $12,000 event for $8,000 claimers saw Julie Walker defend her title from 2024, guiding The Colt to victory in 1:56.2. Walker left sharply from post five and tracked the early pace before finding room up the inside in the stretch to surge past the leaders. Race Recap Quarter: :27.4 Half: :56.3 Three-Quarters: 1:26 Final Time: 1:56.2 Finish 🥇 The Colt – Driver: Julie Walker 🥈 Rays Kredit – Driver: Marielle Enberg 🥉 Yyc On The Horizon – Driver: Britt Kennedy The Colt, a 10-year-old son of Dudes The Man out of Silkys Lady**, recorded his 22nd lifetime victory, pushing his career earnings to $118,420. The veteran campaigner is trained by Gordon Ley and co-owned with Mackenzie Ley. Walker’s win made her the first repeat champion of the International Women’s Day race since the event began at Mohawk in 2022. The 2026 field also included: Pam Forgie Natasha Day Jessica Turenne Amy MacDonald Anne Marie Turenne Maggie Jones 🎥 Experience the race like never before — from the driver’s seat. #horse #horseracing #racing #sports #harnessracing #internationalwomensday