Virginia Breeders Fund Awards Pay 40 Percent For Wins At North American Tracks In 2020 Sponsored by:
Largent entered the Pegasus World Cup picture with a come-from-behind victory in the Ft. Lauderdale
Virginia-bred Largent s three stakes and two allowance wins in 2020 triggered an $81,738 Virginia Breeders Fund bonus award for Lazy Lane Farm in Upperville, tops among any horse and breeding farm in the Commonwealth. Virginia Breeders awards took a big step forward in 2020, averaging 40 percent of each winning purse at tracks across North America compared with 22 percent in 2019.
“I m extremely excited that the Virginia breeders are starting to reap the rewards from the growing revenue streams we have now in Virginia,” said Virginia Thoroughbred Association executive director Debbie Easter. “We certainly don t breed as many horses as we once did, but I have to believe that our breeders are as happy as they have ever been. What other state pays a 40 percent breeders
Guide To Stallion Season Auctions During 2020-2021 Season Sponsored by:
As the 2021 breeding season approaches, there are myriad opportunities to secure mating plans for your broodmares while also supporting breed and charitable organizations in the process.
Following is a list of stallion season auctions being held through the remainder of 2020 and leading up to the 2021 breeding season, arranged in chronological order from their starting date. Auctions that have advertised with the Paulick Report this season will include links to their sales.
If your stallion season auction would like to be included on the list, or if you would like to advertise your sale with us, please send us a note at [email protected]