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  • Hill ‘n’ Dale Joins TrueNicks

    Hill n' Dale Farms is the latest major Kentucky farm to enroll its stallions on TrueNicks, allowing users to run complimentary ratings on a roster of 13 stallions. Place of honor in Hill n' Dale team has to go to veteran Theatrical (IRE) (TrueNicks, SRO). A champion in Ireland and the U.S., the son of Nureyev is billed as a ''Living Legend,'' ...
    Posted to TrueNicks (Weblog) by sgillies on 08-23-2008
  • Lawn Jockeys

    Lawn jockeys are stolen on the weekend, when tourists are over-served on Caroline Street or college kids are bored by living within the law.   This was the case of the valuable bronze statue that was taken from the front porch of the Chestnut Tree Inn.  It disappeared on a Saturday night and hasnt been found since.Since it is ...
  • Selections For The Weekend of Aug. 23-24

      It's a huge weekend for the Breeders' Cup Challenge, as seven ''Win and You're In'' races are on the slate this weekend. Unfortunately, Travers week has kept me from looking at all of them in depth, so I have picked out three to analyze. Feel free to send your picks on all races, even the ones not mentioned. Del Mar Handicap, Aug. 23 I ...
    Posted to Breeders Cup Chat (Weblog) by Jason Shandler on 08-22-2008
  • Scott Stanley, Ph.D.: UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine

    [image url=''http://cdn.bloodhorse.com/images/content/sstanley_large.jpg'']Scott Stanley, Ph. D.[/image] Scott Stanley, a UC Davis associate professor of veterinary medicine, is an expert in racehorse drug testing and medications, including anabolic steroids. He oversees the activities of the Kenneth L. Maddy Equine Analytical Chemistry ...
    Posted to Talkin' Horses (Weblog) by KimReeves on 08-22-2008
  • The Real Colonel is Coming

    It was bruited on the backstretch this morning that the real Colonel was coming.  A few Winstar Farm folks and trainer Eoin Harty were waiting for Colonel John the horse to return from his leg-stretcher-outer when the news leaked.  The Travers-intended colt seemed to be enjoying the cool of the morning.  Thursday dawned briskly ...
    Posted to Vic Zast Saratoga Diary (Weblog) by muckraker on 08-22-2008
  • Handicapping The Travers

      Wide open. That is the best way to describe the 2008 Travers. Twelve horses. None of them with credentials to suggest they deserve to be anything but ''under consideration'' for winning the Mid-Summer Derby. Pyro being installed as the tepid 7-2 morning line favorite underscores the uncertainty of the field. It is both a bettors dream ...
    Posted to Breeders Cup Chat (Weblog) by Jason Shandler on 08-21-2008
  • The Best Travers field?

    Courtesy of Becky Johnston The 1987 Travers field was one of the best ever assembled.  The only horse without a legitimate shot was Gulchs rabbit, Gorky.  Thats right, the 1988 Sprint Champion needed a rabbit in a mile and a quarter race.The field included these winners:  Jim Dandy (Polish Navy), Florida Derby ...
    Posted to The Racing Hub (Weblog) by Blood-Horse Staff on 08-21-2008
  • Keeneland Adds Useful Online Tool to September Yearling Sale Catalog

    If you haven't done so already, check out the ''mini catalog'' tool on the Keeneland Sales site.  Who needs all 8 catalogs for the September sale when you're only interested in horses that meet a few specific criteria? It couldn't be much easier to use.  Just search the catalog like you normally do (by hip, by sire or grandsire, by dam ...
    Posted to The Five-Cross Files (Weblog) by sgillies on 08-21-2008
  • Throwing Money Around

    Saratoga Racecourse isnt the site of the worlds best Thoroughbred racing anymore in fact, its far from it.  Today marked the beginning of a four-day Travers Stakes push and five races, the conditions of which enabled claiming horses with price tags of $35,000 or less to run, were on the program.  Thursday and Friday will offer the ...
    Posted to Vic Zast Saratoga Diary (Weblog) by muckraker on 08-21-2008
  • Good-Bye David

      David Mullins wasn't the most successful or the most famous person in the Thoroughbred business. But he made a good living in his chosen profession, and he probably enjoyed it more than anybody I have ever met.   Just about anywhere I went in Central Kentucky, if it had something to do with Thoroughbreds, David was there. If there ...
    Posted to Hammer Time (Weblog) by macawwoman on 08-20-2008
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