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What's been happening: Mo Donegal, Modern Games, fine for Blake Shinn and more … | Topics: Rich Strike, Charlie Appleby, Todd Pletcher, Golden Eagle, Travers Stakes, France Galop, Americain, Saratoga, Modern Games, Melbourne Cup, Hong Kong Jockey Club, Blake Shinn, Belmont Stakes, Godolphin, Gerald Mosse

June 16, 2022

Article by Jon Lees: Our weekly digest of recent international racing news

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Tattersalls To Introduce Select 'Sceptre Session' At December Mares Sale - Horse Racing News

June 16, 2022

Tattersalls is to introduce a new select session, named the ‘Sceptre Session’, which will headline the Tuesday of the Tattersalls December Sale and showcase the highest quality race fillies and broodmares to be offered for sale in Europe.

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irishracing.com | News - Greenham likely starting point for Perfect Power

March 27, 2022

Perfect Power could begin his three-year-old campaign in the Greenham Stakes as connections look to assess his Classic aspirations.

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Perfect Power could run in Greenham Stakes

March 27, 2022

By Keith Hamer, PA 2022-03-27

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The world's ten most expensive sires for 2022 | Topics: Into Mischief, Sea The Stars, Wootton Bassett, Contrail, I Am Invincible, Curlin, Kingman, Frankel, Dubawi, Epiphaneia, Siyouni, Uncle Mo, Tapit

January 5, 2022

Article by Nancy Sexton: With the death of Galileo, the world’s group of most expensive sires underwent a seismic shift. Galileo stood as a ‘private’ stallion for the last 14 years of his life, although off-the-record reports suggested that outside breeders were at one time happy to pay in excess of €500,000 to secure a nomination. As such, he cast a major shadow over this list as the world’s most expensive sire; now gone, that accolade falls to Darley’s flagsh...

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