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  • Mandy and the Greats Part 2

    By popular demand (lol) and a few specific requests, I am posting another batch of photos of Mandy and some of the great horses she has met over the years. Hope you enjoy. Next week it is back to Countdown to the Cup. First horse photo at 10 months old with Northern Dancer Another shot with Secretariat Meeting the horse who ...
    Posted to Hangin' With Haskin (Weblog) by Blood-Horse Staff on 10-03-2012
  • Price hunting at Keeneland: the Breeders' Futurity

    Keeneland Fall, one of the most challenging and entertaining meets of the year, opens Friday here in Lexington. Keeneland will host nine graded stakes from Friday through Sunday, with many of them having implications for the Breeders' Cup. This week's race of the week will be the Breeders' Futurity (G1), for two-year-olds going 1 1/16 miles ...
    Posted to Unlocking Winners (Weblog) by Pete Denk on 10-03-2012
  • The New Kid, Pataky Kid

    Pataky Kid wins the Arlington-Washington Futurity (Four Footed Fotos) LEXINGTON, Ky.Now it just so happens in the summer of 2012, when good young Thoroughbreds commence to emerge upon the juvenile scene, that one runner flashes across the radar of a certain horseplayer. This in itself is not unusual for the player, who finds himself frequently ...
    Posted to Novak at the Track (Weblog) by Claire Novak on 10-03-2012
  • October 6, 2012 - A Guide to Complete Feeds

    by Dr. Juliet M. Getty Feeding time! Open a bag of readymade feed and youre set, right? But waittheres a staggering variety of offerings on the feed stores shelves, and its important you choose the correct one for your particular horse. Manufacturers fortify these feeds with vitamins and minerals in a complete blend designed to provide ...
    Posted to Health Zone (FileGallery) by aspradling on 10-02-2012
  • Promote from Within - by Evan Hammonds

    (Originally published in the October 6, 2012 issue of The Blood-Horse magazine. Feel free to share your own thoughts and opinions at the bottom of the column.) By Evan Hammonds - @BH_EHammonds on Twitter Not only does Penny Chenery know how to work a room, but she can also fill a room. Racings First Lady for four decades now was in ...
    Posted to What's Going On Here (Weblog) by aspradling on 10-02-2012
  • A Review of Racing 'Round the World for Sept. 27-28

    Arguably, the most significant stallion in racing the last two days has to be Green Desert (DanzigForeign Courier, by Sir Ivor). Now pensioned, the 29-year-old Nunnery Stud resident sired his 99th worldwide stakes winner on Sept. 19, when his 3-year-old daughter Semayyel won the John Musker Fillies Stakes at Yarmouth. But that was then and this ...
    Posted to Around The Globe (Weblog) by Selkirk on 09-28-2012
  • The Loss of Tiger Hill

    Within the space of 18 days, German breeders have lost two important stallions. Following closely behind the death of Monsun at Gestut Schlenderhan, Gestut Fahrhofs stallion Tiger Hill (DanehillThe Filly, by Appianni II) has died in circumstances eerily similar to those surrounding the death of his own sire, Danehill. Both died as a result of ...
    Posted to Around The Globe (Weblog) by Selkirk on 09-28-2012
  • Ten Grade 1s on tap Saturday

    Welcome back to everyone who took last week off. You missed the worst million-dollar race I have ever seen (the Pennsylvania Derby), and one of the best races with a four-horse field that I can remember (Questing vs. My Miss Aurelia in the Cotillion). The stakes schedule is exploding with 10 Grade 1 races at ...
    Posted to Unlocking Winners (Weblog) by Pete Denk on 09-26-2012
  • More September Yearling Profits, But A Lot Still Don't Make Money

    You can spin the profitability results for the Keeneland September yearling sale two ways. You can say, ''Wow, commercial breeders are making more money, so that's a good thing.'' Or you can say, ''Damn, it may be getting better, but how can a lot of these people hack it financially?'' The Blood-Horse analyzes the results of yearling auctions ...
    Posted to Hammer Time (Weblog) by macawwoman on 09-26-2012
  • Salebration - by Eric Mitchell

    Optimism surely would have been more muted had consignors at Keeneland known going into the world's largest yearling sale that the top buyer from last year would spend only 10% of what he did in 2011 and the second-leading buyer would buy nothing at all. Combined, Sheikh Mohammeds bloodstock agent John Ferguson and health care magnate Benjamin ...
    Posted to What's Going On Here (Weblog) by aspradling on 09-25-2012
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