Animating WPF element in XAML using attached property?

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Did some digging around on Property Path Syntax, and the solution was actually simple. Needed to add parentheses:

Storyboard.TargetProperty="(Canvas.Top)"

The animation is not as smooth as i would like.. but at least it works now.

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