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  • Chrome and Arrogate: Who to Root For?

    There is no doubt America has a love affair with California Chrome, with his hardcore worshippers proudly calling themselves Chromies.  They have formed what can best be described as a sub culture in the world of Thoroughbred racing. They love him in his victories and they love him every bit as much in his defeats, as rare as they have ...
    Posted to Hangin' With Haskin (Weblog) by Blood-Horse Staff on 01-21-2017
  • Slimmed Down Racing May Be Finding Its Footing

    While wagering on U.S. races in 2016 was flatup less than 1% compared with 2015 bettors continue to support a reduced Thoroughbred racing product. That is to say average handle per U.S. race in 2016 improved 2.3% to $280,408, which is the first time since 2007 that wagering per race has surpassed $280,000. The $280,408 in average ...
    Posted to Keeping Pace (Weblog) by Frank Angst on 01-20-2017
  • Guest Suite’s Class Can Prevail in LeComte Stakes

    By J. Keeler Johnson (''Keelerman'') Twitter: @J_Keelerman The Road to the Kentucky Derby will continue this Saturday with a competitive renewal of the $200,000 LeComte Stakes (gr. III) at Fair Grounds, a race that has produced many Kentucky Derby starters in recent years, including Mo Tom, Tom's Ready, Destin, War Story, Vicar's in Trouble, ...
    Posted to Unlocking Winners (Weblog) by -Keelerman on 01-19-2017
  • Detailed Report on Horse Health, Management Released

    When it comes to keeping track of horses' health information, about one in five breeding farms and boarding/training facilities are using a computerized method to track information. The above detail is just one of the nuggets available in a new report from the National Animal Health Monitoring System (NAHMS) that examines, for all breeds: horse ...
    Posted to Keeping Pace (Weblog) by Frank Angst on 01-19-2017
  • No Bid, No Win - By Evan Hammonds

    Keenelands January sale is, well, the January sale. It has always been considered to be more the last mixed sale of the previous year than the first sale of the new year. Its results are hard to measure from one year to the next due to varying factors, mainly the appearance or scratch of a few name horses or stock that are part of major ...
    Posted to What's Going On Here (Weblog) by Blood-Horse Staff on 01-19-2017
  • Keeneland January's Leading Covering Sires

    Father and son Pioneerof the Nile and American Pharoah topped the leading covering sire ranks by gross and average at the five-day Keeneland January horses of all ages sale that ended Jan. 13. Mares bred to American Pharoah, the 2015 Triple Crown winner who stands at Ashford Stud, attracted the highest gross of $955,000 and the highest average of ...
    Posted to MarketWatch Blog (Weblog) by EJMitchellKy on 01-18-2017
  • MW Interview: Sean Feld Talks About Climax Stallions

    Last fall the family team of bloodstock agent Bob Feld, his son Sean Feld, and trainer Mark Feld, put a name to a concept they had been testing since Bullet Trainhalf brother to European champion Frankelretired to stud in 2013. Climax Stallions is the Felds' new stallion syndication venture that is modeled more similarly to racehorse ...
    Posted to MarketWatch Blog (Weblog) by EJMitchellKy on 01-18-2017
  • The Curse of Haskin

    We interrupt our regularly scheduled programming and all meaningful and timely topics to bring you the latest news on the ever-growing dreaded Haskin Curse that has quietly plagued the Sport of Kings for well more than a decade. For years, I have made numerous references to the racing gods and their main servants of sin, the Derby gods. ...
    Posted to Hangin' With Haskin (Weblog) by Blood-Horse Staff on 01-17-2017
  • January 7, 2017 - Southwest Regional: Down off the Saddle

    Curt and Rachael Bourque find peace at 5B Farm by Gary McMillen EVERYBODY HAS A SECRET garden. It might be listening to the waves on a secluded beach. It might be a winter night next to the fireplace with a new book. It might be a remote trout stream tucked away in the mountains, or it might be as simple as a comfortable corner in a coffee ...
  • December 24, 2016 - Midwest/Canada: Quick Entrance

    Anthony Bilotta jumps right into Peaceful Valley Farms by Erin Shea WHEN ANTHONY BILOTTA made a trip to Alberta, Canada, to see his son graduate from Olds College he didnt expect to make a major life decision during that visit. But thats what happened in 2013 when he took a 15-minute drive down the road to see one of his favorite horses, ...
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