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  • Bird Watching on the Big Screen

    A full-length motion picture originally titled Wild Ride, now called ''50-1,'' about the improbable story of Mine That Bird is scheduled to be released in 2013. The story has so much potential to make a compelling movie, much like the anticipated film about Canonero II, due to be released at a later date. Following is one persons ...
    Posted to Hangin' With Haskin (Weblog) by Blood-Horse Staff on 09-19-2012
  • Mares in Japan 2012

    Fellow racing photographer and journalist, Kate Hunter has the rare privilege of seeing some of the best horses, including mares and foals, from around the world. Kate will share her photos with you in several blog entries. To see Kates racing images go to http://photos.bloodhorse.com/Photographers/Kate-Hunter From Kate: The Yoshida brothers' ...
    Posted to Through the Lens (Weblog) by TakeChargeLady on 09-19-2012
  • New Approach Heads European Freshmen

    The weekend saw New Approach (IRE) (TrueNicks,SRO) become the first European-based freshman sire of 2012 to be represented by a group I winner when his son Dawn Approach took the Vincent O'Brien National Stakes (Ire-I) by 4 3/4 lengths. This was the fifth win in five starts for Dawn Approach, who had taken the Coventry Stakes (Eng-II) at Royal ...
    Posted to TrueNicks (Weblog) by Alan Porter on 09-19-2012
  • Smarty Jones Back in Uruguay

    History will be made in Pennsylvania this Saturday, Sept. 22 when Parx Racing hosts two $1 million stakes for 3-year-olds, as well as a $300,000 stakes. One of the rich events, the Cotillion Stakes for 3-year-old fillies, will be the first grade I stakes ever run in the Keystone State. Among those entered for the Pennsylvania Derby are the ...
    Posted to Hangin' With Haskin (Weblog) by aspradling on 09-18-2012
  • Following Up on the Pledge - by Eric Mitchell

    Nearly two months have passed since a coalition of more than 60 owners launched an experiment into Salix-free racing, pledging to run their 2-year-olds without the controversial anti-bleeder medication (also known as Lasix) on race day. Several trainers managing the medication-free horses say not enough time has gone by to ascertain any ...
    Posted to What's Going On Here (Weblog) by aspradling on 09-18-2012
  • All in the Family: Encke, Shareta, and the Sinndar Connection

    The outcome certainly wasn't for lack of effort, but on Saturday, Sept. 15, Coolmore's Triple Crown contender Camelot (Montjeu--Tarfah, by Kingmambo) fell victim to the English Triple Crown curse. The first to attempt the feat since Nijinsky II, (neither interim dual classic winners Sea the Stars [2009] nor Nashwan [1989] ran in the St. Leger), ...
    Posted to Around The Globe (Weblog) by MArszman on 09-17-2012
  • Saratoga Memories 2012

    The following are images from the 2012 Saratoga meeting.All photos by Steve Haskin  Saratoga begins at Todd Pletcher's barn and his 2-year-old assault force, which sent out an amazing 23 individual winners. As you can see, there is no more aesthetic environment at the Spa than Pletcher Paradise. This hole in Archwarrior's stall is no ...
    Posted to Hangin' With Haskin (Weblog) by aspradling on 09-13-2012
  • The Sun Has Set: Monsun Dies at 22

    Monsun has died. On Monday, Sept. 9, at 7:00 p.m., the pillar of Gestut Schlenderhan and a bulwark of European bloodlines was put to rest at age 22 after suffering an acute neurological disease. Bred by Gestut Isarland in 1990, Monsun did not reach the races until age 3. Racing in the colors of Baron Georg von Ullmann and trained by Heinz ...
    Posted to Around The Globe (Weblog) by Selkirk on 09-12-2012
  • A Horse For Any Course: Wise Dan

    Wise Dan under Damien Rock at Keeneland Sept. 12, 2012 (C. Novak) LEXINGTON, KYEarly morning at Keeneland Race Course, a hint of rapidly-approaching autumn in the air. One chestnut gelding sauntered through a low-key gate-schooling session. One kind trainer, fingers crossed, was counting down the hours until raceday. One thing we know for sure ...
    Posted to Novak at the Track (Weblog) by Claire Novak on 09-12-2012
  • Seoul Winner Represents Korean Breeding Program in U.S.

    (By Avalyn Hunter) Korea--an international power in Thoroughbred racing and breeding? Well, it hasn't happened yet, but the country's young breeding program has taken its first step toward internationally competitive by producing its first U. S. winner. The historic event took place September 6, when Korean-bred Feel So Good triumphed by seven ...
    Posted to MarketWatch Blog (Weblog) by sgillies on 09-12-2012
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