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So there already are ukrainian military in these regions, in zaporizhzhia and kherson and in lieu -- that the russians dont control. this will have no effect, no legal effect, no political effect, this is designed for russia, for mr. pursuant to say -- mr. putin toll say he can do more this is a meaningless move. >> this draft, its calling up ordinary citizens. its not soldiers who will now be making their way to the war front. with the u.n. commission of inquiry, it came to this conclusion this...

The up-and-coming stallion Editorial, a stakes-siring half-brother to major sire Uncle Mo, has relocated from Maryland to stand at Rancho San Miguel in San Miguel, California during the 2023 breeding season. His fee is $3,500, live foal guarantee.

Irish-based trainer Joseph O’Brien earned his first victory at Kentucky Downs when Reckoning Force broke his maiden in the Juvenile Mile.

Sometimes social media can be useful, and it is through Twitter that this latest instalment of Good Morning Bloodstock came into being.  

In winning the race by 19 ¼ lengths in 1:59.28, Flightline ran his unbeaten career race record to five and added a third G1 to previous top-level victories in the Malibu and Metropolitan Handicap.

Claiborne Farm’s resident stallion War Front continued to enhance his profile as a renowned international sire with a trio of stakes winners globally Saturday, including Annapolis, who took the Saranac (G3) at Saratoga.

Hall of Fame trainer Todd Pletcher said Bass Racing’s homebred Annapolis is eyeing the $1 million Coolmore Turf Mile (G1) against older runners October 8 at Keeneland after posting an easy victory in Saratoga’s Saranac (G3) at 1 1/16 miles on turf for sophomores Saturday.

Horse turns tables on War Like Goddess from Glens Falls.

The Derby will be the first time on the grass for Slow Down Andy, winner of last year's G2 Los Alamitos Futurity who finished second to Big City Lights in the $175,000 Real Good Deal Stakes at Del Mar last month.

Bass Racing’s Kentucky homebred Annapolis made every pole a winning one in the $200,000 Saranac (G3), a 1 1/16-mile inner turf test for sophomores, Saturday at Saratoga Race Course.