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Dani Dougherty realizes her dream at Oakton Farm Stallions By Cynthia McFarland IN AN ERA when women-owned and women-managed businesses aren't uncommon, finding a stallion facility solely owned and run by a woman is still unique.   Download this week's Regional to continue reading.

Mix of first-year stallions, veterans join 2020 ranks on West Coast By Evan Hammonds WHEN THE CALENDAR flips to a new year, there is an air of anticipation at Thoroghbred breeding farms around the country. Download this week's Regional to continue reading.

Mare Health —Two Much by Amanda Duckworth AT THE CLOSE OF 2019, Catch Ya Later Bro and Twin Turbo made headlines for their exploits. Victories in maiden claimers rarely lead to such things, but in this case, the story was rather unusual.The two are twin brothers, as the Storm Bird mare Andrea Gail gave birth to both of them May 8, 2017. ...

Oklahoma's Judy Curry has a knack for pinhooking By Christine Oser BREEDER AND SALES CONSIGNOR Judy Curry of Tuttle, Okla., said she's been told she's incurable. But that's alright with her because it's her love for Thoroughbreds that can't be treated.  Download this week's Regional to continue reading.

California trainer Andrew Lerner has made a quick mark By Tracy Gantz WHEN ANDREW LERNER wanted to buy into a racehorse at age 15, his parents taught him an important lesson. Download this week's Regional to continue reading.

Chris Hicks' Red Lane Thoroughbreds is plotting a course in the Lone Star State and beyond By Denis Blake FOR AN INDUSTRY to flourish in the future, attracting young and passionate participants is vital. That's been one of Thoroughbred racing's mantras for some time, and while success on that front can be debated, there is no ...

Shooting Star Thoroughbreds starts quickly with Chance It By Charlie McCarthy MARY LIGHTNER WAS LOOKING FOR A CHANGE. The daughter of a trainer, Lightner had been training racehorses herself for five years but sought a way to remain in the business with fewer hours required at the track and more time spent with family.   Download this ...

Wanda Polisseni helps horses through Purple Haze Center By Karen M. Johnson THERE IS NO SLOWING down breeder and ownder Wanda Polisseni, either in her pursuit to purchase more horses or in her philanthropic endeavors to provide aftercare for retired Thoroughbreds and Standardbreds. Download this week's Regional to continue reading.

Warrior's Reward Arrives at WynOaks Farm By Bob Ehalt IT DIDN'T TAKE LONG for Donnie Brown to discover that buying a stallion can be a remarkably quick process. Download this week's Regional to continue reading.