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  • 2/9/2013 West Coast Regional: Out of This World

    Linda Madsen brings Thoroughbreds to Milky Way Farm by Tracy Gantz Linda Madsen cant point to one incident in her life that put her on the path to Thoroughbreds. It could have been that first visit to Santa Anita Park with her mother on her seventh birthday, her marriage to Thoroughbred veterinarian Dr. Larry Seeman, or the time neighbor Dan ...
  • Turning to Turf

    It might be a bit too early to say that ''The Winds of Change are Blowing Through the Nation,'' but with frequently expressed concerns about the durability and stamina of the U.S. Thoroughbred, there appears to be a move that indicates stallion masters and breeders are willing to at least consider standing or breeding to something other than ...
    Posted to TrueNicks (Weblog) by Alan Porter on 02-05-2013
  • Derby Dozen (video) - February 5, 2013 - Presented by Shadwell Farm

    [brightcove videoid=''2141887310001''] 1 Violence Todd Pletcher Medaglia dOroViolent Beauty, by Gone West Resisting the temptation to replace him on top with one of the brilliant winners from this past weekend. Cant forget the fact that he won his career debut in 1:22 4/5 at Spa and then won the Nashua in 1:35 1/5, so hes pretty ...
    Posted to Steve Haskin's Derby Dozen (Weblog) by aspradling on 02-04-2013
  • Denk's Derby Index

    1. Itsmyluckyday: He's run two very fast races in a row, and I love the way he gradually doles out his energy. Just enough quality in the family tree for me to believe. He's my market leader for now. 2. Verrazano: Pure brilliance. On some level he reminds me of Quality Road or Curlin, both of whom delivered huge performances ...
    Posted to Unlocking Winners (Weblog) by Pete Denk on 02-04-2013
  • OTTB Spotlight: Metro Meteor

    First of all, thanks to everyone that entered the giveaway. It was really enjoyable to read your favorite 2012 moments in racing, and, not surprisingly, it seems like Paynter's recovery was among the most popular. In a random drawing, Alicia McQuilkin was the winner of the contest. Congratulations! You should feel special as this is the very last ...
    Posted to Beyond the Blinkers (Weblog) by Esther Marr on 02-04-2013
  • Tapit's Sophomores Deliver Weekend Hat Trick in Graded Races

    (By Avalyn Hunter) Stallions just don't have much better days than Tapit did Feb. 2, when three of his progeny rolled home in graded stakes at three different tracks and over two different surfaces. First, Tapicat sailed home in the Florida Oaks (gr. IIIT) at Tampa Bay Downs, stamping herself as a filly with a future on the grass. Then ...
    Posted to MarketWatch Blog (Weblog) by sgillies on 02-04-2013
  • Angel Penna Sr.

    The charm of horse racing lies primarily in the animals that do ittheir beauty, grace, power and their degree of class. But there is an undeniable attraction to the colorful human beings that make it happen. The purpose of this blog is to share my stories about some of these characters. My requisites in the selection: I had dealings with them, ...
    Posted to Stories from Cot Campbell (Weblog) by EJMitchellKy on 02-03-2013
  • A Heart The Size of Texas: Texas Bling

    Jockey Erik McKneil couldn't believe Texas Bling upset Remington Park's Springboard Mile at odds of 128-1 (Dustin Orona Photography) They say everything is bigger in Texas, and if that's the case it is easy to imagine that the heart of a Thoroughbred named Texas Bling is biggest of all 3-year-olds competing on the early trail to the Kentucky ...
    Posted to Novak at the Track (Weblog) by Claire Novak on 01-31-2013
  • Haskin's Derby Trail: Points of Interest

    The Kentucky Derby graded earnings system is gone, thank goodness. No more one-time 2-year-old hotshots getting a free pass and riding the gravy train all the way to Louisville. Those lucrative 2-year-old races no longer will get you a starting berth in the Derby, although we feel some tweaking is needed to separate the Breeders Cup Juvenile, ...
    Posted to Hangin' With Haskin (Weblog) by aspradling on 01-31-2013
  • 2/2/2013 Midwest/Canada Regional: Facing the Challenge

    Tom Roche makes a go of it at his Carmalley Valley Farm in Missouri. by Claire Novak Success in thoroughbred racing is difficult to find and producing the big horse is even harder, yet hundreds of small-scale breeding operations persevere. What exactly inspires an owner to invest time and money into what is guaranteed to be an uphill battle? ...
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