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  • 03/21/09 Southwest Regional: Early to Rise

    There once was a Louisiana breeder who purchased broodmares in the $7,500-$10,000 range. But last November he bought a mare for $65,000, and in January he spent $85,000 for another. Tom Early smiles when telling that story. And he should. That a breeder in the Bayou State would upgrade his stock so dramatically is a direct reflection of the ...
  • 03/07/09 Northeast Regional: Under Plank

    The temptationas the red-roofed foaling and broodmare barns have gone up, the white-board fencing began stretching across the perimeter, and a string of horses settled inis to dwell on the glory days of Sagamore Farm where Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt Jr. bred generations of champions. Its brightest star was Native Dancer, winner of 21 of 22 races. ...
  • Lane's End Stakes Analysis

    It's sort of nice to have a quiet weekend of racing after the four big Kentucky Derby preps a week ago, and the Florida Derby on the horizon. We're just six weeks from the big day now, so it's a good time to catch your breath. The Lane's End Stakes from Turfway Park is the lone prep race on this week's calendar, and historically, it hasn't ...
    Posted to Triple Crown Talk (Weblog) by Jason Shandler on 03-19-2009
  • Mafaaz Wins -- And Is In

    England's Kentucky Derby Challenge, a nine-furlong test on the all-weather track at Kempton Park that guaranteed the winner a place in the Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I), was run on Wednesday night. In a frantic finish, the winner was Sheikh Hamdan bin Rashid Al Maktoum's Mafaaz (GB), who held to by a neck from the ...
    Posted to TrueNicks (Weblog) by Alan Porter 1 on 03-19-2009
  • Inglis Easter Sale Catalogue is My New Favourite

    Last month I harped about Thoroughbred sales companies' failure to update auction catalogs for the 21st century. Well, it's obvious that one auction house was already hard at work bringing some technological modernization to its catalogs.  (Or, in this case, ''catalogues.''  G'day, mate, and all.) The Inglis Bloodstock online listings ...
    Posted to The Five-Cross Files (Weblog) by sgillies on 03-19-2009
  • The Giant's Fall

    Thoroughbred racing coverage takes another hit. As sport giant ESPN has decided to cut its coverage of the Kentucky Oaks (gr.I) on Friday May 1, with its primary three networks, and opted for Bravo.I am an optimist, and Churchill placed a positive spin on ESPN's decision. It is true that Bravo will bring in new eyes and primarily appeal to the ...
    Posted to Adam's Turf (Weblog) by aspradling on 03-17-2009
  • It's Foaling Time

    When possible, I plan for foals to be born in mid-March.  It's still fairly early in the season so they'll be good-sized yearlings, but by the middle of March we're usually out of the worst that Winter throws our way here in central Kentucky.  Until two years ago, I never gave too much thought to foaling complications.  I'd read ...
    Posted to The Five-Cross Files (Weblog) by sgillies on 03-17-2009
  • A Thoroughbred Rescue Story

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    Posted to The Racing Hub (Weblog) by Anonymous on 03-17-2009
  • Larry Jones

      This Month's Guest: Larry Jones, trainer of Friesan Fire, Old Fashioned and Proud Spell Podcast Available - 3/27/2009 A native of Hopkinsville, Kentucky, Larry Jones was a commercial farmer before becoming a Thoroughbred owner in 1980 and took out his trainer's license in 1982. He recorded his first stakes win with Capt. Bold at Ellis ...
    Posted to Talkin' Horses (Weblog) by Blood-Horse Staff on 03-17-2009
  • Canibal Eats Up Exbury Rivals

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    Posted to TrueNicks (Weblog) by Alan Porter 1 on 03-17-2009
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