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  • September 14, 2013 - Hoof Care: Coffin Bone Fractures

    By Heather Smith Thomas Most horse owners pick up quickly on visible changes to their horses' hooves. Thrush, cracks, and punctures are easily detected and, hopefully, treated. But what happens when injuries occur to structures hidden within the hoof capsule? Download this week's Health Zone section to continue reading. 
    Posted to Health Zone (FileGallery) by Blood-Horse Staff on 09-25-2013
  • Kentucky Conundrum

    Timing is everything, and the spin required to convince the Kentucky legislature that the Thoroughbred industry needs alternative gaming to survive just got a lot trickier. A recent statewide equine survey did reaffirm the economic clout the Kentucky horse industry wields with an estimated 40,665 direct and indirect jobs and a $3 billion ...
    Posted to What's Going On Here (Weblog) by EJMitchellKy on 09-25-2013
  • Mandella 'On Fire' Again With Beholder

    First there was 1993, then 2003, now 2013. Will the cycle continue? Richard Mandella has had two of the greatest days any trainer has ever had in the Breeders’ Cup, certainly the greatest single day by far. But with those big days have come an outbreak of fires in the Los Angeles area. Mandella showed last year he can win a Breeders’ Cup race at ...
    Posted to Hangin' With Haskin (Weblog) by Jennifer Whittle on 09-24-2013
  • Breeders' Cup and Arabian Racing

    When Breeders' Cup got regulatory approval Sept. 19 to add a grade I Arabian race to its Nov. 1 World Championships program at Santa Anita Park, there was a flurry of sarcasm on Twitter, but it quickly ended. That's good. There are legitimate issues on which to question Breeders' Cup, but an Arabian race isn't one of them. It's surprising one ...
    Posted to At Large (Weblog) by JerseyTom on 09-24-2013
  • Marlboro Cup of Champions

    Author Mike Sekulic has been a horseracing fan for more than 39 years. The Arcadia, Calif., resident works in the mortgage field but also has degree in English from California State University Long Beach. - See more at: http://cs.bloodhorse.com/blogs/racinghub/archive/2011/10/01/Remembering-the-Cougar.aspx#sthash.IwJi7l5a.dpufAuthor ...
    Posted to The Racing Hub (Weblog) by EJMitchellKy on 09-23-2013
  • Australian First-Crop Sires Recap

    One can't look at the leading Australian and New Zealand freshman sire lists for 2012-13 without an intense sense of loss over Northern Meteor, who died as a result of a colic attack on the very eve of the day that would see him crowned champion freshman sire. Nicknamed ''racing's Usain Bolt'' for his brilliant sprinting performances, the son of ...
    Posted to TrueNicks (Weblog) by Alan Porter on 09-23-2013
  • Brisnet.com's Gallant Bob Preview: Too fast for a speed duel:

    When handicappers note that ''there is a lot of speed in this race'' what they most typically mean is that there are a lot of front-running types--that is a horse who likes to race on or near the front end. It is folly to think that a race loaded with front runners can't be won by a front runner. It's only an issue if those dynamics make ...
    Posted to Unlocking Winners (Weblog) by EJXD2 on 09-20-2013
  • TimeformUS Weekend Plays: The Pennsylvania Derby and The Gallant Bloom

    Saturday, Parx, Race 11, Scheduled Local Post Time 5:45 pm ETThe G2 Pennsylvania Derby, 1 and 1/8 Miles, Dirt, 3-year-oldsBy Douglas Salvatore Do your best Dr. Evil impersonation because one million dollars is on the line in the Pennsylvania Derby at slots-fueled Parx. The 2/1 morning line favorite, Will Take Charge, and the 5/2 morning line ...
    Posted to Unlocking Winners (Weblog) by TimeformUS on 09-20-2013
  • Tiznow's Commercial Resurgence

    By Nicole Sauer Tiznow entered his stud career as the only horse to win two Breeders' Cup Classics, but there's only so long a stallion can ride his racing laurels before the commercial market decides his fate. As the only high-profile Relaunch line stallion in Kentucky at the time, the odds were not necessarily in his favor. After two strong ...
    Posted to MarketWatch Blog (Weblog) by nsauer on 09-19-2013
  • Things That Make You Go Hmmmm (13)

    Equibase Co., a partnership of subsidiaries of the Thoroughbred Racing Associations and The Jockey Club, was formed in 1991 ''to provide the Thoroughbred racetracks of North America with a uniform, industry-owned database of racing information and statistics,'' according to the company website. ''Equibase will continue to leverage information to ...
    Posted to At Large (Weblog) by JerseyTom on 09-18-2013
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