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  • If Damascus Raced Today

    Racing fans of today embrace a different breed of hero than their predecessors back in the days when horses raced often and were rarely retired at 3. Sometimes, you have to wonder, what if some of those horses raced in todays cyber world and accomplished the same feats they did back in their day. How would they be perceived? Most people ...
    Posted to Hangin' With Haskin (Weblog) by Blood-Horse Staff on 07-14-2009
  • Cut the Cup - By Dan Liebman

    It sounds like something Yogi Berra would say, but in this recessionary economic time, many companies were in healthy financial shape until they werent. It is hard to imagine a company or business anywhere in the world that hasnt been forced to make major decisions over the past 18 months due to the numerous factors that have impacted global ...
    Posted to What's Going On Here (Weblog) by Blood-Horse Staff on 07-14-2009
  • A Beautiful Day for a Night Game

    By Frank Vespe, That's Amore Stable, LLC  Its a beautiful day for a night game. So said the Fordham Flash, baseball Hall of Famer Frankie Frisch, sometime around 1935.  Which almost makes it sound as if the good Jesuits at Fordham were churning out classes of Dizzy Dean-wannabes in the early part of the last century. Nonetheless, ...
  • Sham Rocks

    Lucien Laurin, wearing a bright burgundy sport jacket, bent down to tighten the girth on Secretariat, and then placed the colts familiar blue and white checked blinkers on his head. Big Red stood motionless on the Pimlico grass course saddling area staring straight ahead, his muscle lines rippling and his golden chestnut coat as radiant as ever. ...
    Posted to Hangin' With Haskin (Weblog) by Blood-Horse Staff on 07-09-2009
  • Party Time - By Dan Liebman

    Carl Rollins is not a horse owner, breeder, trainer, nor jockey. He doesnt work for a racetrack, sale company, racing organization, or bloodstock agent. He has never mucked a stall, hotwalked a horse, bred a mare, or broken a yearling. But Carl Rollins gets ithe understands the importance of the horse industry to Kentucky. For nearly 15 years ...
    Posted to What's Going On Here (Weblog) by Blood-Horse Staff on 06-30-2009
  • Mother Goose Winners

    Rachel Alexandra will attempt to join a list of great fillies to have won past runnings of the Mother Goose. Rank these winners of this prestigious race: writeRanker(''http://i.bloodhorse.com/xml/ranking/mothergoosewinners.xml''); To participate, use your cursor to drag the selections on the left (currently arranged in ...
    Posted to You Make the Call (Weblog) by Blood-Horse Staff on 06-24-2009
  • John Asher Podcast - Listen Now!

    function getFile(fileURL){window.location = fileURL;} document.write ('Click Here to visit BloodHorse.com’s Talkin’ Horses!'); soTHAudio = new SWFObject(''http://i.bloodhorse.com/flash/talkinHorses/audioplayer2.swf'',''TalkinHorses'',''370'',''150'',''9'',''#ffffff''); soTHAudio.addParam(''allowScriptAccess'', ...
    Posted to Talkin' Horses (Weblog) by Blood-Horse Staff on 06-24-2009
  • Ward of the World - By Dan Liebman

    Its a shame Vincent OBrien didnt hang on a couple more weeks. The legendary Irish trainer, who died June 1 at age 91, would have loved the just-concluded Royal Ascot meeting, in particular the success enjoyed by American conditioner Wesley Ward. It was OBrien, more than 40 years earlier, who showed American-bred horses could win major races ...
    Posted to What's Going On Here (Weblog) by Blood-Horse Staff on 06-23-2009
  • John Asher

    .commentForm, .postComments, #comments{display:none;} John Asher, vice president of Racing Communications at Churchill Downs, will be the featured guest on the next edition of Talkin' Horses, scheduled for taping on Wednesday, June 24. Asher has worked in the Thoroughbred racing industry as an award-winning journalist and ...
    Posted to Talkin' Horses (Weblog) by Blood-Horse Staff on 06-20-2009
  • All Hail Yeats

    For 32 years I was able to say I was at Royal Ascot to witness history. Well, its history no more. It was 1977, my first trip to Ascot, and I was privileged to see the great stayer Sagaro become the first horse in the 170-year history of the Ascot Gold Cup to win the 2 1/2-mile race three times. To do it in successive years made the feat all the ...
    Posted to Hangin' With Haskin (Weblog) by Blood-Horse Staff on 06-18-2009
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