Beau Jangles, a harness racehorse based at Shamrock Training Centre in Puslinch, Ontario, is on track for an undefeated season, having won all 15 of his races, including 12 last year. Trained by Dr. Ian Moore, Beau Jangles has amassed approximately $1.8 million CAD in earnings and has been recognized as Horse of the Year in both Canada and the U.S., a unique achievement for a horse that has raced solely in Canada. Moore noted that while it is not common for horses to remain undefeated throughout their careers, Beau Jangles stands out for his competitive spirit and winning attitude. The horse was bred at Tara Hills Stud and originally named T.H. Bojangles before his name was changed to Beau Jangles by one of the owners. As he approaches the end of his racing career, Beau Jangles is expected to retire around late October or early November to begin his breeding career. He is set to compete in the qualifier for the Pepsi North America Cup at Woodbine Mohawk Park, with hopes of winning a $1 million prize in the upcoming race.