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Next Article Coolmore’s key role as the bloodstock world ups its game in the face of the pandemic Share The dual Royal Ascot G1 winner Circus Maximus is one of the exciting new Coolmore sires for 2021. Photo: Coolmore The Irish operation’s nominations man Mark Byrne talks to TRC’s George Dudley about how the industry has been coping internationally with the challenges brought about by Covid, and discusses the exciting array of young Coolmore stallions, the loss of Zoffany - and the never-ending popularity of Galileo.   GD: How have the unique challenges of 2020 affected the way Cool...

Exciting stallion dies due to liver failure Posted by: JustHorseRacing+ at 12:32pm on 9/1/2021 Sadly 13-year-old Coolmore stallion Zoffany was euthanised today owing to liver failure. “Zoffany was a great servant and he’ll be a big loss”, said Coolmore’s David O’Loughlin. The son of Dansili, bred by Croom House Stud, won the Phoenix Stakes-Gr.1 at a juvenile and ran a career best when runner-up to Frankel, beaten just three quarters of a length, in the St James’s Palace Stakes-Gr.1 at Royal Ascot. His first crop conceived at €7,500 included three juv...

Liver Failure Claims International Sire Zoffany At Age 13 Sponsored by: Zoffany The 13-year-old Coolmore Stud resident Zoffany was euthanized today, owing to liver failure. “Zoffany was a great servant and he'll be a big loss,” said Coolmore's David O'Loughlin. The son of Dansili, bred by Croom House Stud, won the Group 1 Phoenix Stakes as a juvenile and ran a career best when runner-up to Frankel, beaten just three-quarters of a length, in the G1 St James's Palace Stakes at Royal Ascot. His first crop conceived at €7,500 included three juvenile group/stakes winners at Royal A...

Supermoons, super lunar eclipse, solar eclipse and more reasons to look at the sky in 2021 Updated Jan 01, 2021; Facebook Share January 1-5: Quandrantid meteor shower, thought to be produced by dust left behind by Comet 2003 EH1, an extinct comet discovered in 2003. January 2-3: Peak of Quandrantid meteor shower, which could produce as many as 40 meteors per hour. The waning gibbous moon likely will block our view of most of the faintest meteors. January 13: New moon. January 24: Mercury is at its greatest eastern elongation from the Sun. The planet will be at its highest point above the wes...