In the past several years there seems to be a noticeably large spike in interest of how U.S. horses are moving around the globe, especially online....
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Share this opportunity with your friends. The event holds more ways of learning about the industry than ever before...I challenge you to be pro-active, even if it is just the little bit of giving friends a twitter feed to follow. Every little bit helps....
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Keeneland baby! Undertack is where it's at....
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Okay, so Hot-ep isn't releasing a record, but what are his chances? I also let you in on my thoughts for the Lane's End Stakes. It's all Jedi Games in here....
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Dates for the airing of Kentucky Derby prep races on Cable. A new Thoroughbred documentary that is a must see. Swale, watch it....
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HD = Haskin's Dozen, I take a personal spin on Haskin's Derby Dozen for this week. I also mention some horses I think you need to know about. This is my first Triple Crown post of the year, so I hope it gives a few new insights for you....
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...will the industry answer?...
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We all know that Santa loves making lists, checking them at least twice. I also mention Twilight New Moon....
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History class, a nice handicapping story, and comment on our Penny Chenery video piece or Secretariat movie feature in this week's Blood-Horse magazine....
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John King of CNN SOTU talks about Kentucky. Also, Three Chimneys releases their BC commercials....
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The big turtle coming at you....
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Visiting with good friends Fitzaslew, A to the Croft, Prospective Love and Parviso. Also includes a Perfect Soul update and a final farewell to BHNow. Now UPDATED with pictures!...
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Royal Ascot meet in England...more turfy goodness, IEAH gets Foot Loose as the New Kids on the Block, and how both could affect us....
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There are so many creative and fun names out there. What are some of your favorite names that currently exist?
What are some fun names you might want to create or see?
Any good stories behind a horse that you named?...
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On a rather cold day this winter, Ashford opened its broad black iron gates for people to come in and visit their stallions first hand. The gates were a tad slow, but it built anticipation as we drove down their stretched driveway, giant beautiful trees lining the sides and draping over us, to their secondary gate that enters the stable area....
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Pick a stallion prospect who will have a crop of 2YOs coming up.
Following these horses also allows you to create a bond and develop with the horse, if that is something that interests you. You will start to see how successful the sire will be through the success of his offspring.
A fun experience has been following the developing 2YOs of newer stallions....
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A great question was asked by the reader The Old Gray Mare, who wanted some clarification on the triangle method. I mentioned the triangle method in my previous post "Ouch at Oak Tree." Confirmation: Equilateral triangle method.
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