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  • More Anna Houses - By Donna Chenkin

    Transformation of a dream often begins with acts of imagination that elevate a starting vision of change above the intimidating presence of things as they are. When the Belmont Child Care Association was incorporated in 1998, a child care center was just such a dream. Yet, if such a dream is passionate and clear, and if it can call a great many ...
    Posted to Industry Voices (Weblog) by admin on 04-01-2008
  • Losing Gamble

    In 1987, the Kentucky Democratic primary for governor included two men who had previously held the post (Julian Carroll and John Y. Brown Jr.), the incumbent Lieutenant Governor (Steve Beshear), and Gov. Martha Layne Collins cabinet secretary (Grady Stumbo). Wallace Wilkinson, then an unknown, entered the race with a political consultant who at ...
    Posted to What's Going On Here (Weblog) by Blood-Horse Staff on 04-01-2008
  • Reader Q&A: Inbreeding to Alydar

    Jeri from New York asked: I'm pleased to see Empire Stud signed up! Could you ask Alan Porter if there is any value to tying to inbreed to Alydar. I do not see his name come up in pedigrees anymore and I have mare by Western Expression whose bottom has Alydar mate of third dam. I may be going back to far, but I could not help but think of the ...
    Posted to TrueNicks (Weblog) by admin on 03-31-2008
  • Steroid Testing

    The early results from anabolic steroid testing at the Ocala Breeders' Sales Co.'s 2-year-old in training sales have been both interesting and encouraging. They're interesting because, based on the low numbers of horses tested at the request of their buyers, there's not an overwhelming concern among shoppers about steroids. But they're also ...
    Posted to Hammer Time (Weblog) by macawwoman on 03-31-2008
  • Hay You Guys

    For much of the U.S., the cost and availability of hay has been worrisome since mid-2007. Here in Kentucky, the situation was caused by a hot, dry summer's drought that parched the land and kept hay from growing. (Read more on TheHorse.com:  rising hay prices, hay prices affect horse rescue, hay shortage inspires alternative ...
    Posted to The Five-Cross Files (Weblog) by sgillies on 03-31-2008
  • Grand Slam Lives Up to Name

    Ashford Stud sire Grand Slam lived up to his name over the Easter weekend with three stakes winners in three days. On March 21, French-raced and Kentucky-bred 3-year-old War Officer earned a first stakes win by capturing the Prix Montenica at Deauville. An A++ TrueNicks rated horse, War Officer is out of the Storm Cat mare Wonder Woman. The next ...
    Posted to TrueNicks (Weblog) by admin on 03-30-2008
  • Honour Devil (ARG)'s Tour of the UAE Inspires Breeding Ideas

    Honour Devil (ARG) (pedigree) has made Nad al Sheba his stomping ground. After a ~ 6-furlong maiden victory in his homeland of Argentina as a southern hemisphere 2-year-old, the son of Honour and Glory (on SRO) was sent to the United Arab Emirates to race under new trainer Michael de Kock. The results have been nothing short of ...
    Posted to The Five-Cross Files (Weblog) by sgillies on 03-29-2008
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