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4:35PM, APR 19 2021 John and Thady Gosden will saddle the first foal out of Taghroodas full-sister in the form of  Ubahha, a son of Dubawi, in the mile novice contest ( 4.45) at Yarmouth on Tuesday.  The three-year-old Ubahha is out of the winning Taqaareed, a Shadwell homebred and a full-sister to Oaks and King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes winner Taghrooda. The pair are out of the multiple stakes-winning Sadlers Wells mare Ezima.  Among the geldings ten rivals are God...

Connect Colt Goes Fastest Quarter Mile In OBS Saturday Under Tack Show; Sale Begins Tuesday Sponsored by: Hip No. 1135, a son of Connect consigned by Scanlon Training & Sales, Agent, worked a quarter in :20 3/5 to post the fastest work at the distance at the sixth and final session of the Under Tack Show for Ocala Breeders Sales Companys 2021 Spring Sale of Two Year Olds in Training. The dark bay or brown colt is out of Miss Ten, by Rock Hard Ten, a daughter of stakes winner Unbridled...

Violence Colt, Munnings Filly Top OBS March Sale’s First Session Sponsored by: A colt by Violence and a filly by Munnings each brought $550,000 to top the first session of the Ocala Breeders Sales Companys 2021 March Sale of 2-Year-Olds in Training. Hip No. 48, a son of Violence consigned by Kirkwood Stables, Agent went to Spendthrift Farm LLC. The dark bay or brown colt, whose eighth in :9 4/5 was co-fastest at the distance at Thursdays Under Tack session, is out of Lemon Belle, by...

Smooth Like Strait Tops Competitive Group In Frank Kilroe Mile Sponsored by: Smooth Like Strait winning the Mathis Brothers Mile under Umberto Rispoli In what may be the best betting race of the day, trainer Michael McCarthys Smooth Like Strait heads a deep and competitive field of 10 older horses in Saturdays Grade 1, $400,000 Frank E. Kilroe Mile (turf) at Santa Anita. A winner of the opening day Mathis Brothers Mile on Dec. 26, Cannon Thoroughbreds homebred Smooth Like Strait is a ...

Editorial Returns From Eventful Stay In Peru To Stand In Maryland Sponsored by: Editorial, seen winning at Gulfstream Park Editorial, a half-brother to top sire Uncle Mo, has returned to Anchor and Hope Farm in Port Deposit Maryland for the 2021 breeding season after the COVID-19 pandemic kept him in Peru longer than expected, BloodHorse reports. The 7-year-old son of War Front shipped to Haras San Pablo in the summer of 2019 for the Southern Hemisphere breeding season, and he was sch...

Photo: FILE Colombian Foreign Minister Claudia Blum received first-hand information from Cuba’s Ambassador in Bogotá José Luis Ponce of a possible terror attack by the National Liberation Army (ELN) guerrilla against a military or civilian target. In an official memorandum from the Embassy, the “alleged attack would be perpetrated by the ELN’s Eastern War Front,” and claims that the guerrilla’s senior commanders and former peace negotiators, who have been granted asylum in Cuba ...

Just In Time For Breeding Season, Valentines Day Heart-Shaped Boxes For Horses Share Article Hallway Feeds packaged the highest quality equine feed into a sampler for stallions to send to mares. Brownie Points at Pin Oak Stud For stallions looking for mares out of their league, Hallway Feeds introduces Valentines Day Heart-Shaped Boxes For Horses LEXINGTON, Ky. (PRWEB) February 09, 2021 Finding love is hard. Now imagine being a ho...

Valentine's Day Heart-Shaped Box For Horses produced especially to help stallions struggling out of their league has proven to be a winner.

Grade 3 Winner Kingly Retired To Stand In Chile Sponsored by: Kingly won the La Jolla but drew the outside post in Sundays Del Mar Derby Kingly, a Grade 3 winner and sibling to several fellow graded stakes winners, has been retired from racing, and he will enter stud at Haras Mocito Guapo in Chile, the South American publication Turf Diario reports. The 5-year-old son of Tapit finished his career with three wins in 17 starts, earning $289,165. He was primarily owned by Clearview Stabl...

Kentucky Sires for 2021: Fourth-Crop Stallions Tuesday, January 26, 2021 at 9:37 am | Back to: Shared News Updated: January 26, 2021 at 9:38 am Chris McGrath What a tough game this is. You only get to show the first card in your hand before virtually the whole pile of chips is distributed. One or two players gather up their winnings, whooping triumphantly, and suddenly your own hopes of staying in the game–your hopes of a viable stud career in Kentucky–depend exorbitantly on the next card. ...