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  • Millennium Farms Stallions Latest to Join TrueNicks

    TrueNicks is delighted to welcome Millenniums Farms Kentucky, which has become the latest farm to give users complimentary ratings with its sires. Millennium Farms is currently home to six stallions, but the roster will be extended in 2009 with the recently-announced addition of Student Council (TrueNicks, SRO). A winner on dirt, all-weather, and ...
    Posted to TrueNicks (Weblog) by sgillies on 08-12-2008
  • Journeyman Stud Stallions Now on TrueNicks

    Breeders will now have access to complimentary TrueNicks ratings for the stallions standing at one of Florida's leading stallion stations, Brent Fernung's Journeyman Stud. Journeyman stands six young sires at their Ocala facility. The roster is headlined by the Frank J. De Francis Memorial Dash (gr. I) winner Wildcat Heir (TrueNicks, SRO). A son ...
    Posted to TrueNicks (Weblog) by sgillies on 08-12-2008
  • Sinking the Pirates - by Dan Liebman

    Walking the streets of Manhattan Aug. 9 past the $5 watches, $10 framed prints, and $20 purses, we saw two young men selling compact discs of recently released music.Judging by the prices, and their low overhead storefront, it was highly possible their inventory did not come from music publishers. Several years ago, a CNN/USA TODAY/Gallup Poll ...
    Posted to What's Going On Here (Weblog) by Blood-Horse Staff on 08-12-2008
  • The Rest of Their Lives

    There's no question that there are some unpleasant aspects of the Thoroughbred world. Breakdowns and drugs are getting headlines these days (and let's hope that the attention results in some positive changes).  Stories about slaughter and abuse receive a lot of attention. Another sometimes-ugly part of the racing industry -- ...
    Posted to The Five-Cross Files (Weblog) by sgillies on 08-12-2008
  • Hellvelyn of Troy, Saga of the Wouldn't Horse

    Whoever is scheduling the races is obviously not impressed with the North American tradition of placing the stakes race near the end of the card.  On Sunday, the Yaddo Handicap was run as the fourth race and the West Point Handicap as the seventh.  There were 11 races in all.On Monday, the $80,000 Troy Stakes for 4-year-olds and upward ...
    Posted to Vic Zast Saratoga Diary (Weblog) by muckraker on 08-12-2008
  • November Offers Especially Blue Blood

    It wouldn't be November at the sales without at least a couple of true blue-blooded mares walking through the ring. This year, we have the opportunity to see some real standouts in the wake of the Southern Equine - Hill 'n' Dale dispersal (full story here) at Fasig-Tipton.  Of special note are the Deputy Minister mare Better Than ...
    Posted to The Five-Cross Files (Weblog) by sgillies on 08-11-2008
  • Light and Water Shows

    Sgt. Jeff Cohen, a retired New York City police officer who recently began a second career as a postal delivery employee, is able to come to Saratoga Race Course only once or twice a week.  Often, he brings his young son Artie along, and Artie, an admirably polite red-haired lad, spends the day eating popcorn and ice cream while his father ...
    Posted to Vic Zast Saratoga Diary (Weblog) by muckraker on 08-11-2008
  • Bull and More Bull

    Stella Thayer didnt make it to the post-race dancefest at Siros beer tent.  She probably had to rush home to squeeze into her blue jeans for the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fames Ride the (mechanical) Bull party. Nevertheless, the gathering at Siros was wall-to-wall.  The three-day fly-mating season was over, and the ...
  • Heaven Sent

    Carol Homersham and Joan Proctor of Barrie, Ontario were the most stunning women at breakfast in their custom-made hats.  It was Homershams first visit to a racetrack, but she looked like a Kentucky Oaks fashionista in her black mesh chapeau with a big bow.  Homershams hat went in different directions; its flat oval top slanted left ...
  • Handicapping Arlington Million Day

      With all the Big Brown and Curlin hoopla over the past week or so, we've gotten away from the Breeders' Cup Challenge. Let's get back into now, and what better time to do it then on one of my favorite days - the International Festival of Racing. The Beverly D. and the Arlington Million are ''Win and You're In'' events, and both look like ...
    Posted to Breeders Cup Chat (Weblog) by Jason Shandler on 08-08-2008
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