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  • Spoiler Alert - By Eric Mitchell

    Heres Shared Belief poised to steal the show once again.After the Triple Crown, conventional wisdom had all but conceded 3-year-old male championship honors to California Chrome. The argument for draping a champions mantle across the withers of Lucky Pulpits son didnt have many holes. A homebred for Perry Martin and Steve Coburn, California ...
    Posted to What's Going On Here (Weblog) by Jennifer Whittle on 09-03-2014
  • Haskin: The Girls Who Lost Curlin

    No one can really predict Hall of Fame greatness after one start, but there have been a number of fortunate trainers who have had the thrill of foreseeing potential greatness in a young horse. Most of those visions, however, fade away after their sure-fire star descends into mediocrity.But on a rare occasion the images take shape just as they ...
    Posted to Hangin' With Haskin (Weblog) by Jennifer Whittle on 08-14-2014
  • Haskin Guest Blog: Loving Ashado

    By Alexa RavitWith Ashado about to be inducted into the Hall of Fame this week, I felt it was appropriate to post this as a guest blog, as it depicts the love of a horse beautifully by a young fan, Alexa Ravit.Whenever I'm asked who my favorite racehorses of all time are, four names come to mind. The first two to roll off my tongue are Funny Cide ...
    Posted to Hangin' With Haskin (Weblog) by Jennifer Whittle on 08-04-2014
  • Fueling the Sales - by Eric Mitchell

    The commercial market is never helped when fewer horses sell, as occurred collectively during the major 2-year-olds in training sales this year. But the forces expected to shape the upcoming yearling sales seem largely positive because of significant growth and change in key racing markets.The end of head-to-head racing between Gulfstream Park and ...
    Posted to What's Going On Here (Weblog) by Jennifer Whittle on 07-08-2014
  • It All Started With Dahlia

    On Saturday, Belmont Park will run two million-dollar races on the grass for 3-year-olds the Belmont Derby and the Belmont Oaks. Both are expected to attract several top-class horses from Europe. Grass races designed to attract Europeans have spread throughout racetracks all across America, from the lucrative Arlington Million Day to big events ...
    Posted to Hangin' With Haskin (Weblog) by Jennifer Whittle on 07-02-2014
  • Better Questions to Answer - by Eric Mitchell

    No debate regarding the use of the anti-bleeding drug furosemide (known as Salix or formerly Lasix) is complete without a call for more research.The Jockey Club pushed on this front during a recent meeting of the Kentucky Equine Drug Research Council, where it lobbied for a study to look at the effectiveness of Salix given at different time ...
    Posted to What's Going On Here (Weblog) by Jennifer Whittle on 06-24-2014
  • Choose Greatness - by Eric Mitchell

    California Chromes co-owner Steve Coburn was obviously upset following his stars loss in the Belmont Stakes (gr. I). Having soared so high with this colt he believed in heart and soul, the crash back to Earth was undoubtedly jarring. Since Coburn has apologized, lets forget his ugly words to his competitors immediately following the race. ...
    Posted to What's Going On Here (Weblog) by Jennifer Whittle on 06-18-2014
  • Haskin: One Death Too Many

    There comes a breaking point in every persons life when you ask yourself if your passion in life is worth the heartache that accompanies it. As a lover of animals first, and someone who has been involved in racing since 1967, I have come to that point. But I have come to it before, and I know that the death of Intense Holiday and the deep sadness ...
    Posted to Hangin' With Haskin (Weblog) by Jennifer Whittle on 06-12-2014
  • Haskin: Time to Move On

    There are several elements to Steve Coburns outburst following Saturdays Belmont Stakes. There is the point he was trying to make and the manner in which he made it. People will agree and disagree with the point, but there can be no disagreement with the way he delivered it, even down to snapping at his wife, who seemed to cower with ...
    Posted to Hangin' With Haskin (Weblog) by Jennifer Whittle on 06-09-2014
  • Whoa Nellie, Maybe Coburn's Right

    By Jack Shinar In their rush to heap ridicule on upstart horse owner Steve Coburn for complaining about the Triple Crown series, the racing press and, apparently, most of the sport's fans, are missing an important point. He's right. The system is rigged against the best horse completing the Triple Crown. He's also correct in saying that, at age ...
    Posted to The Racing Hub (Weblog) by Jennifer Whittle on 06-08-2014
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