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Milky Way Farm sees potential in California for Midnight Storm By Tracy Gantz LINDA MADSEN CONSTANTLY LOOKS FOR stallions with bloodlines she thinks will do well in California and stands them at her Milky Way Farm in Temecula.  Download this week's Regional to continue reading.

Quick start for breeder Amy Moore and her Virginia-based operation By Charlie McCarthyAS SOMEONE RAISED JUST OUTSIDE Raleigh, N.C., Amy Moore never completely embraced city life.  Download this week's Regional to continue reading.  

In New York, Central Banker builds on success By Teresa Genaro ON A CHILLY DECEMBER afternoon at Aqueduct Racetrack, breeders Anne and Joe McMahon, along with their daughter Jane, brave the conditions for trips to the paddock.  Download this week's Regional to continue reading.

Researchers call for more study of medication side effects in pregnant broodmares by Amanda Duckworth IT IS LOGICAL that a happy, healthy broodmare is more likely to have an easier time with her pregnancy than a mare struggling on the health front.  Download this week's Health Zone to continue reading.

Ken Carson retires (mostly) after nearly three decades at Valor Farm By Denis Blake THE RACING AND BREEDING landscape of the Lone Star State has changed dramatically over the past 30 years.  Download this week's Regional to continue reading.

Breeding program proving an attractive option By Joe Perez WHEN IT COMES TO STATES with successful breeding programs, Kentucky, naturally, comes to mind. Download this week's Regional to continue reading.

Pleasant Acres believes in Florida and its deep stallion roster By Cynthia McFarland FROM THE EARLIEST DAYS, experience and attention to detail established Joe and Helen Barbazon when they launched Pleasant Acres in the early 1980s. Download this week's Regional to continue reading.

Checkmate Thoroughbreds sees continued potential in California-based stallions By Tracy Gantz WHEN ADRIAN GONZALEZ BRINGS HIS 4-year-old son Ryder to horse sales, he's fostering father-son time and beginning to teach Ryder the business.  Download this week's Regional to continue reading.

Exercise often important in keeping older stallions healthy, productive by Amanda Duckworth MANAGING THE CAREER of a successful stallion is a multifaceted endeavor and some of his needs change as he ages and his body and abilities likely change.  Download this week's Health Zone to continue reading.

Greeley finds New York breeding program to be a good fit for his operation By Teresa Genaro FOR RICHARD GREELEY, life at the racetrack began as it commonly does: His father and unlce took him to the races when he was growing up.  Download this week's Regional to continue reading.