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  • Green Desert's Production Over Time

    Photo courtesy Shadwell Stud Distinguished 28-year-old Danzig stallion Green Desert was pensioned earlier this week. Sire of nearly 100 stakes winners, among them 14 group or grade I, he has already made a strong impact as a sire of sires. His best stallion sons include Cape Cross, Oasis Dream, Invicible Spirit, Volksraad, Desert Style, ...
    Posted to TrueNicks (Weblog) by Ian Tapp on 08-18-2011
  • The British are Coming

    Beau Mistral won the first race at Saratoga for Dave Collins of Lenox, MA.  The two-year-old Irish-bred filly took the opener at Nottingham Racecourse in a simulcasted British maiden race that the fan of international horse racing wouldnt bet.  I would never be here if it wasnt for this, Collins said about Saratoga Racecourse in ...
    Posted to Vic Zast Saratoga Diary (Weblog) by aspradling on 08-17-2011
  • Dinosaur and Diving Horse

    No sooner had the Michael Matz-trained Union Rags beat Stat in the Saratoga Special that people started comparing the two-year-old colt to Barbaro.   Matz entered the splendid son of Dixie Union in the grade 2 stakes off one victory in one start, which, in itself, should speak for his respect of the animals abilities.  ...
    Posted to Vic Zast Saratoga Diary (Weblog) by aspradling on 08-17-2011
  • What the New York Sales Told Us About the Yearling Market

    Yearling auctions in upstate New York in early August produced impressive results. Both Fasig-Tipton's Saratoga select sale and New York-bred preferred sale enjoyed gains in their key business figures of gross, average price, and median price. The Saratoga select auction's median of $250,000 equaled the sale record and the New York preferred ...
    Posted to Hammer Time (Weblog) by macawwoman on 08-16-2011
  • A Friend Lost - By Eric Mitchell

    Blood-Horse Publications and the Thoroughbred industry lost a dear friend this week.If there were a person more open and genuine than Jim Hurst, I havent met him or her, and I doubt he or she exists. Jim passed suddenly from this world Aug. 11 and left the staff here at Blood-Horse Publications stunned and saddened. It is hard to wrap ones mind ...
    Posted to What's Going On Here (Weblog) by aspradling on 08-16-2011
  • Smooth Sailing: Blinkers On Racing Stable - By Lenny Shulman

     After longtime partnership entity Team Valor International won this years Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I), it is no surprise that another owners syndicate is making a big splash. Blinkers On Racing Stable, based in Northern California and the brainchild of Bay Area resident Scott Sherwood, has a major star on its hands with ...
    Posted to Winner's Circle (Weblog) by aspradling on 08-16-2011
  • Broken Downs, 1978

                 Jack Zaraya retired as the Senior Ceremonial Resolution Writer for the New Jersey Legislature and lives in Freehold, N.J.Beginning in the early 1960s, a year-long handicapping contest known as Broken Downs was held in the offices of The Morning Telegraph/Daily Racing Form. ...
    Posted to Industry Voices (Weblog) by aspradling on 08-16-2011
  • Star Guitar Still Strumming Along

    In the midst of all the major racing this summer at Del Mar and Saratoga, sometimes the hard-knocking veterans of our sport get lost in the shuffle. One of them is remarkable 6-year-old Star Guitar, a Louisiana-bred who won the $125,000 Evangeline Mile Handicap last weekend for the third consecutive year. Trained by Al Stall Jr. and a homebred of ...
    Posted to Breeders Cup Chat (Weblog) by Jason Shandler on 08-16-2011
  • August 16, 2011 - Putting Humpty Dumpty Back Together Again: Rehabilitation

    Trade Zone: Putting Humpty Dumpty Back Together Again: Rehabilitation The most dreaded call for owners or trainers can be the one informing them that a star race prospect has come up with an injury. Whether its a dramatic breakdown, a persistent lameness, or a nagging stiffness, owners have a wide range of treatment options available to them ...
    Posted to Health Zone (FileGallery) by aspradling on 08-16-2011
  • Don't Judge a Sire by His First Big Horse

    Danzig/Secretariat The great Danzig, who would eventually sire 202 stakes winners (18.8% from foals), didn't take long to prove himself when his first runners hit the track in 1984. His daughter Contredance won the Adirondack (gr. II) and Arlington-Washington Lassie (gr. I), and son Stephan's Odyssey took the Hollywood Futurity (gr. I). But the ...
    Posted to TrueNicks (Weblog) by Ian Tapp on 08-15-2011
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