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  • Is the American Thoroughbred a Separate Breed?

    By Scot T. Gillies  In the September issue of The Blood-Horse MarketWatch -- hitting the press this coming week -- Alan Porter reviews the post-WWII history of bloodstock exchanges between Europe and the U.S.  He concludes that, following several waves of imports and exports across five decades, the tide (in the shape of breeders' ...
    Posted to MarketWatch Blog (Weblog) by sgillies on 09-23-2010
  • Dubawi Domination

    The remarkable year being enjoyed by Dubawi (IRE) (TrueNicks,SRO) took on even more luster at the weekend when he was represented by three group winners, and a runner-up. What’s more, the were from just over five furlongs to twice that distance. He now has ten stakes winners, eight group, from his first Northern Hemisphere crop, and has already ...
    Posted to TrueNicks (Weblog) by Alan Porter 1 on 09-23-2010
  • The Future is in Vegas

    As I mentioned in comments in a previous post, I will be going to Las Vegas this weekend for a couple days of football and horses. Of the 60 or so hours that I'm in Sin City, probably 50 of them will be spent in various casino sportsbooks--hopefully making some money. Whenever I go to Vegas I like to place future wagers, and since the ...
    Posted to Breeders Cup Chat (Weblog) by Jason Shandler on 09-22-2010
  • High Chaparral Revival

    The third of a triumvirate of young classic-winning sons of Sadler’s Wells – following Montjeu and Galileo – High Chaparral was a little slow to get underway in his stud career, but has made considerable progress in the last two seasons. This was underlined by a stellar international weekend that saw him represented by three graded stakes winners, ...
    Posted to TrueNicks (Weblog) by Alan Porter 1 on 09-22-2010
  • Secretariat: The Beauty of Being Everything.

    By Jennifer Wirth, of The Saturday Post In 1969, an ordinary coin was tossed into the air that held three sides – winning, losing, and everything beyond the two polar outcomes.The outcome of the coin toss was a testament to the principle that an extraordinary life doesn’t lend itself to pre-existing realities or expectations.  It is a ...
  • Keeneland September Halfway

    With roughly half of the 4,857 Keeneland September yearlings now through the ring, here are the results thus far broken down by TrueNicks rating. As you will see, there is a correlation between TrueNicks rating and average and median prices. TrueNicks # Sold Average Median A++ 284 $126,599 $78,500 ...
    Posted to TrueNicks (Weblog) by Ian Tapp on 09-21-2010
  • The Life and Death of Seattle Slew

    It was nine o’clock in the morning on May 7, 2002—25 years to the day since Seattle Slew’s historic victory in the Kentucky Derby. The great Thoroughbred gave one final look at his devoted owners, Karen and Mickey Taylor, who, as usual, were by his side, and with his eyes, he let them know, as the Sioux warriors would say before going to battle, ...
    Posted to Hangin' With Haskin (Weblog) by Blood-Horse Staff on 09-21-2010
  • TrueNicks Welcomes Street Magician

    TrueNicks announces the addition of Street Magician (TrueNicks) to our stallion roster. The graded stakes-winning sprinter will stand at Northview Stallion Station near Chesapeake City, Md., for the 2011 breeding season. The son of top sire Street Cry won the Hirsch Jacobs Stakes (gr. III, video below) over six furlongs and the Aventura Stakes ...
    Posted to TrueNicks (Weblog) by Ian Tapp on 09-21-2010
  • Fair-to-Good - By Evan Hammonds

    Originally published in the September 25, 2010 issue of The Blood-Horse magazine. Feel free to share your own thoughts and opinions at the bottom of the column.)   By Evan Hammonds   Changes to Keeneland’s September yearling sale aside, it’s hard to get a good angle on the yearling market as the first week of the ...
    Posted to What's Going On Here (Weblog) by aspradling on 09-21-2010
  • 9/25/2010 West Coast: View from the Top

    When Martin and Pam Wygod decided last June to sell their River Edge Farm near Buellton, the California breeding industry reeled. River Edge, after all, stood some of the state’s leading stallions. Would California lose them as well? Fortunately, Donald Cohn had a ready solution. He had built Ballena Vista Farm near Ramona from scratch and had ...
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