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  • NY Breeders Magazine - January 2013

    Dear Breeders, Sometime around New Years Day most of us cause to take a look back at the year and cast a forward glance toward the year to come. This time around, my mental New Years inventory included some thoughts about the racetrack achievements past and future of the wonderful New York-breds you breed. - JEFFREY A. CANNIZZO, Executive ...
  • NY Breeders Magazine - December 2012

    Contents of the December 2012 issue: 24 Empire State Advocate Barry Schwartz, in the winner's circle (center) with his wife, Sheryl, trainer Mike Hushion (left), and The Lumber Guy, talks about owning, breeding, and building up racing in New York. 18 Giant Performances Kelli Got Frosty, by first-crop sire Frost Giant, shows off in the ...
  • Avoiding the Edge - by Eric Mitchell

    (Originally published in the August 10, 2013 issue of The Blood-Horse magazine. Feel free to share your own thoughts and opinions at the bottom of the column.) By Eric Mitchell - @BH_EMitchell on Twitter At first blush one might expect some concern over at The Jockey Club regarding last weeks ruling in Texas that the American ...
    Posted to What's Going On Here (Weblog) by aspradling on 08-06-2013
  • Saratoga Snapshots; 48 Years of Memories

    Snapshots of Saratoga by Steve Haskin For me, memories of Saratoga transcend Thoroughbred racing and reach deep into the very fabric of my being. They go far beyond the great races and champion horses witnessed there. The magic of Saratoga has touched me mainly through special moments shared by family, providing milestones not only in my own ...
    Posted to Hangin' With Haskin (Weblog) by aspradling on 08-05-2013
  • Bridlewood's Future Bright in the Sunshine State

    By Avalyn Hunter Bridlewood Farm is one of the showplaces of Florida breeding. It is something of a Southern counterpart to Kentucky's Claiborne: deeply involved in all aspects of the Thoroughbred industry, with an emphasis on function over style. You won't find fancy appointments or elegant architecture at either, just well-kept paddocks; clean, ...
    Posted to MarketWatch Blog (Weblog) by sgillies on 08-05-2013
  • Visitors Invited and Uninvited

    by Vic ZastAccording to one of the two security guards standing watch of the Whitney viewing stand in the early morning hours of a weekend racing day, about 200 visitors each day have climbed the stairs to take in the action at the Oklahoma training track.Anna Saccoccio of Cranston, RI and her horse racing buddy Ann Arch of Smithfield, RI are two ...
    Posted to Vic Zast Saratoga Diary (Weblog) by aspradling on 08-05-2013
  • Grade I Happy Birthday

    by Vic Zast Saratogas oldest generation of horse racing fans will recall when the Whitney Handicap (gr. I) was the first of only four Saturday graded stakes that identified the calendar.  In those days, there were 24 days of racing, six days a week for four weeks with Sundays dark. The Whitney Handicap was, arguably, the short seasons ...
    Posted to Vic Zast Saratoga Diary (Weblog) by aspradling on 08-04-2013
  • Saratoga in Bloom

    The young passengers aboard Americas Best Racing tour bus look more like theyve been hand-picked from the clubhouse at Keeneland by a Jockey Club member checking for dirt under fingernails than by a Hollywood promoter trying to bring together a cross-section of mainstream society to form a boys or a girls band.  Regardless, the ...
  • TimeformUS Weekend Plays: Saratoga and Del Mar Graded Stakes Races

    Sunday Saratoga, Race 9, 5:12 pm ETThe Grade 1 Vandebilt, 3-and-up, 6 fulongs, Dirt Betting strategy:  Straight exacta: Delaunay over Justin Phillip A field of five is assembled for the Vanderbilt. Delaunay and Gentlemen's Bet both exit the Iowa Sprint Handicap at Prairie Meadows, while Bahamian Squall and Justin Phillip exit the Smile ...
    Posted to Unlocking Winners (Weblog) by TimeformUS on 08-02-2013
  • History Built

    Building a viewing stand on the sleepy side of Saratoga Racecourse is the same as having a neighbor move in.  Thats exactly, in fact, what has happened.  Beginning Saturday, for the first time in over 10 years, people without backstretch credentials will be permitted at least limited access to see the workouts at Oklahoma.  ...
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