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Pabsts' Blue Ribbon Farm takes pride in early training of foals By Frank Angst BELIEVING ANY LITTLE ADVANTAGE for a horse in the incredibly competitive business of breeding and racing can make a difference down the line, Debbie Pabst invests significant time and energy in early training of foals at Blue Ribbon Farm. Download this week's ...

New crop of horse people make their way in Louisiana By Christine Oser THE YOUNG horsemen and horsewomen of Louisiana agree: Once horse racing gets in your blood, you're in it for the long haul.  Download this week's Regional to continue reading.

Family tradition continues at Lynwood Stable By Cynthia McFarland IF EVER A JOB could be defined as a "skilled trade," the breaking and training of future racehorses qualifies.   Download this week's Regional to continue reading.

Stallion lineup at Rockridge Stud fuels Visagie's optimism By Karen M. Johnson AS HE ENTERS his eighth year as proprietor of Rockridge Stud near Hudson, N.Y., Lere Visagie is filled with exuberance for the start of the 2020 breeding season, and for good reason. Download this week's Regional to continue reading.

Osbornes fully embrace the farm lifestyle By Jennifer Morrison THE BUSINESS PLAN that works for Rick and Joyce Osborne at their farm near Cambridge, Minn., also happens to be the lifestyle they choose—a hands-on approach to the small stallion operation, breeding farm, and sales prep business. Download this week's Regional to continue ...

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.