Thoroughbred breeding theory

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Leading Sires Capitalize on Strong Books

• 18 Sep 2014 10:30 AM
• 1 Comment

Proven sires reward strong mare support with high percentages of stakes winners.... Read More

Dr. Fager Is Key Influence in Top Forestry Progeny

• 07 Jun 2011 4:30 PM
• 5 Comments

Why do certain crosses seem to "hit" at a better rate than others? Avalyn Hunter examines the success of Forestry with Fappiano and posits that the real key to the cross is the influence of Dr. Fager.... Read More

Don't Fear the Speed Gene -- by Eric Mitchell

• 13 Feb 2010 3:22 PM
• 7 Comments

The "speed gene" identified by Irish researchers should not be seen as detrimental to Thoroughbred breeding. It should be seen as one more tool in the arsenal for the producers of top-quality horses. ... Read More

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