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  • A Time When Greatness Bloomed

    With all the major stakes being run at Belmont Park on Saturday, there is one that has special meaning to me the Gallant Bloom Handicap. I have decided to reprint my column from five years ago about the races namesake, and my favorite filly of all time. Although Gallant Bloom will be the main focus of this column, no mention of that amazing ...
    Posted to Hangin' With Haskin (Weblog) by aspradling on 09-29-2016
  • Twenty-Four Hours - by Evan Hammonds

    From long before sunrise to well past sunset Sept. 25, activities took place on the grounds of Keeneland Race Course that should have a ripple effect on the future of Thoroughbred racing in North America. Out on the track a little after 5:30 a.m. was James McIngvales Runhappy, who tore through the darkness on his way to a five-furlong work ...
    Posted to What's Going On Here (Weblog) by aspradling on 09-27-2016
  • Have Horseplayers Lost Touch With the Horse?

    If youre a racing fan, especially in the New York area, you can tune in to Belmont Park Live on the days it airs and be guided through four races by handicapper Andy Serling and two of the sports most knowledgeable observers of horses in the paddock and on the racetrack, Richie Migliore and Maggie Wolfendale. And moving the show along smoothly ...
    Posted to Hangin' With Haskin (Weblog) by aspradling on 09-26-2016
  • Will Nyquist Rebound in the Pennsylvania Derby?

    By J. Keeler Johnson (''Keelerman'') Twitter: @J_Keelerman Get ready, everyone! On Saturday, Parx Racing will host a stellar twelve-race card that is highlighted by the $1,250,000 Pennsylvania Derby (gr. II) and the $1,000,000 Cotillion Stakes (gr. I). The two races have drawn fantastic fields, particularly the Pennsylvania Derby, which is ...
    Posted to Unlocking Winners (Weblog) by -Keelerman on 09-22-2016
  • The Slowing Down of Nyquist

    Whether its been the result of a misguided battle plan or the horse simply being too headstrong early, the Nyquist we saw in the Preakness and Haskell Invitational was not the same horse we saw in his first eight starts, all victories and all professional efforts. Nyquist never made you feel as if he was the fastest horse in the country or ...
    Posted to Hangin' With Haskin (Weblog) by Blood-Horse Staff on 09-22-2016
  • August 6, 2016 - Lameness: Sole Bruises

    Sole Bruises by Heather Smith Thomas TRAUMA TO INNER TISSUES of the foot beneath the horny sole can rupture small blood vessels, creating a bruise. When a horse steps on something hard and sharp (gravel, rocks, uneven footing on ice, etc.), the crushing of blood ves- sels between the sole and coffin bone causes bleedingand pressure ...
    Posted to Health Zone (FileGallery) by aspradling on 09-21-2016
  • Promotional Feature: Breaking & Training - Back to School

    Buying a yearling is the easiest part of acquiring a racing prospect. Next for the young Thoroughbred lies many lessons to be learned, with patience and experience going a long way toward ensuring these lessons are taught well. Aside from merely accepting a bit, a saddle, and a rider, the developing racehorse needs to become accustomed to the ...
    Posted to Magazine Features (FileGallery) by aspradling on 09-21-2016
  • Updated Breeders' Cup Challenge Results

    Each week I write a column in BloodHorse Daily on the Breeders' Cup Challenge that typically includes table information relevant to the week. But because of room constraints, I do not run all race winners to date. Since I have that information--and plenty of room on this blog--I figured I'd post it.Information is through Challenge races of Sept. ...
    Posted to Keeping Pace (Weblog) by Frank Angst on 09-21-2016
  • Promotional Feature: Breaking & Training - Yearlings

    Buying a yearling is the easiest part of acquiring a racing prospect. Next for the young Thoroughbred lies many lessons to be learned, with patience and experience going a long way toward ensuring these lessons are taught well. Aside from merely accepting a bit, a saddle, and a rider, the developing racehorse needs to become accustomed to the ...
    Posted to Magazine Features (FileGallery) by aspradling on 09-21-2016
  • Bid After Bid - by Evan Hammonds

    Coolmores M.V. Magnier had the attention of Keenelands bidspotter in the back ring of the sales pavilion. Without batting an eye he held three fingers to his chest, and just like that, the restraint that has been seen in the auction arena the last several years went out the window.The bidat $3 millionwas the final one on Hip 454, Clarkland ...
    Posted to What's Going On Here (Weblog) by aspradling on 09-19-2016
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