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Making Claims: The 2022 Regional Stallion Expansion Draft - Horse Racing News - Vimarsana News

Making Claims: The 2022 Regional Stallion Expansion Draft - Horse Racing News

Bloodstock editor Joe Nevills selects five regional stallions, position by position, that he would stand at a hypothetical Kentucky stud farm

Horse Racing Best Bets for Saturday 9/17/22 - Vimarsana News

Horse Racing Best Bets for Saturday 9/17/22

Horse Racing Best Bets for Saturday 9/17/22:According to numberFire Racing's projections, which horse racing bets stand out today?? Read it now on numberFire!

Baffert sends out two in search of Dark Mirage victory - Vimarsana News

Baffert sends out two in search of Dark Mirage victory

Hall of Fame trainer Bob Baffert will send out the duo of Ganadora and Velvet Slippers in the $75,000-guaranteed Dark Mirage Stakes.

Bullish Market Continues Tuesday At Keeneland September Yearling Sale - Horse Racing News - Vimarsana News

Bullish Market Continues Tuesday At Keeneland September Yearling Sale - Horse Racing News

Desire for premium Thoroughbred racing prospects from the world’s leading horsemen continued to fuel heady trade during Tuesday’s second session of the Keeneland September Yearling Sale, which realized strong gains and the sale of 13 seven-figure horses led by a colt by Constitution for $1.8 million.

Besilu Stables, Though Short-Lived In Racing's Spotlight, Continues To Grow Its Legacy At Keeneland September And Beyond - Horse Racing News - Vimarsana News

Besilu Stables, Though Short-Lived In Racing's Spotlight, Continues To Grow Its Legacy At Keeneland September And Beyond - Horse Racing News

Though Besilu Stables' time in the deep end of the Thoroughbred industry was brief, the mark it left on the North American stud book will be felt for generations to come