Cyle Larin Finds Calm at Woodbine Ahead of World Cup Matches
Cyle Larin and Woodbine Racetrack: family roots that sharpen his World Cup focus See how Canada’s striker stays calm, scores goals, and keeps his edge at home
Canadian forward Cyle Larin returned to Toronto’s Woodbine Racetrack, where his father has worked for decades, as he prepared for Canada’s World Cup schedule.
The CBC Sports report says Larin visits the track when he is home because it helps him stay relaxed and focused. He has also built a personal connection to Woodbine over the years, growing up around horses and now owning several of them.
The article links that environment to Larin’s mindset on the field, especially after he came off the bench and scored in Canada’s opening match against BosniaHerzegovina. Larin and his father, Robert Boreland, spent time together at the stables, continuing a family routine that blends sport, discipline, and horse racing.