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Steve Haskin's Look Back at the Decade  Editors of The Blood-Horse challenged senior correspondent Steve Haskin to fill in the blanks on several “best of” lists for the decade of 2000-2009. While several of them appear in the Dec. 26/Jan. 2 combined issue of the magazine (mailing on Dec. 29), there wasn’t space for them ...

By Keith McCalmont, Triple Dead Heat On October 30th at Keeneland, Julia Brimo was aboard Golden Stride who clipped heels sending the jockey crashing to the ground.  Brimo suffered an incomplete spinal injury that threatened to end her career. Just six weeks removed from the fall, and after undergoing neck surgery to fuse a broken ...

Double Honor (TrueNicks,SRO) has long been a consistent source of winners and blacktype runners. He’s again among the top ten stallions in the Sunshine State with right around $2 million in progeny earnings. We’ll see the first runners by the talented and versatile Imperialism (TrueNicks,SRO) in 2010. The son of Langfuhr was stakes placed on both ...

It’s hard to find a stallion that shows no Northern Dancer or Raise a Native in his pedigree but the intriguing Favorite Bid (TrueNicks,SRO) is one such animal.He’s a son of dual Classic winner and Horse of the Year Spectacular Bid, who is usually in the conversation when the all time greats are discussed. Favorite Bid is out of the mare Never ...

Duckhorn (TrueNicks,SRO) ranks among the leading third crop sires in Pennsylvania in 2009 by progeny earnings and among his good runners is the multiple stakes placed Sweet Sugar. Duckhorn was one of the very best runners sired by perennial mid-Atlantic leading sire Not For Love. He racked up nearly $750,000 in earnings, winning four stakes, ...

Downunder Horsemanship is pleased to announce Ritchie Industries as the Feature Sponsor of the 2010 Clinton Anderson Walkabout Tours. The company has been a longtime supporter of Clinton and his Downunder Horsemanship training Method. Clinton says, ''Ritchie Industries and I have had a great relationship for many years.  I am so excited to ...

Steve Haskin's Look Back at the Decade  Editors of The Blood-Horse challenged senior correspondent Steve Haskin to fill in the blanks on several “best of” lists for the decade of 2000-2009. While several of them appear in the Dec. 26/Jan. 2 combined issue of the magazine (mailing on Dec. 29), there wasn’t space for them ...

(Originally published in the December 26, 2009 / January 2, 2010 combined issue of The Blood-Horse magazine. Feel free to share your own thoughts and opinions at the bottom of the column.)      Asked to compile a series of “best of” lists for the first decade of this century, Blood-Horse senior correspondent Steve Haskin ...

We must admit, we did a double-take when we saw the pedigree line for the Malibu Stakes (gr. I) winner, M One Rifle, as the name of his sire, One Man Army, rang absolutely no bells whatsoever. It turns out that we weren’t having a senior moment, as One Man Army has very much been flying under the radar. Although not bred by Fred Hooper, One ...

By Alex Waldrop, President and CEO of the NTRA    It's the time of year when people like to make a wish list for the upcoming 12 months.  We are on the verge, though, of completing not just another year, but a full decade. So in that spirit, here's my list of wishes for the Thoroughbred industry in the 2010s. ...