BloodHorse editorial director Evan Hammonds interviews Marty Buckner of Clarkland Farm in this week’s edition of What’s Going on Here. 

Stage Raider, a Pioneerof the Nile half brother to Triple Crown winner Justify, romped at Keeneland Saturday, while Always Carina, a Malibu Moon half sister to grade 1 winner Structor, won on debut at Aqueduct.

Two-time grade 1 winner and Canadian champion Heart to Heart is among a group of six horses and people—Thoroughbred and Standardbred—named April 13 as 2021 inductees for the Canadian Horse Racing Hall of Fame.

Dual group 1-winning stallion prospect Russian Camelot, the European-bred entire whose promising racetrack career down under was prematurely ended due to injury, will remain in Australia.

Wilma Mankiller Stakes

Super Stock emerged in “fantastic” shape from his victory in the Arkansas Derby (G1) April 10 at Oaklawn Park, Steve Asmussen, the colt’s Hall of Fame trainer, said April 11.

Arkansas Derby (G1) winner Super Stock joins the Derby Dozen, Presented by Spendthrift Farm, moving into ninth after his last-out, rallying victory from behind a fast pace.

Horses stabled off-site will be available through the sale held Kentucky Derby week. The sale will be an integration of live, on-site bidding and online bidding for horses stabled at racetracks and training centers.

Sarah O’Connell of Longways Stables is “quietly optimistic” about the state of trade at this year’s upcoming breeze-up sales.

Turf-sensation Flintshire sired his first black-type winner April 11 when his son Cheshire Academy was awarded victory in the Prix Noailles (G3) at ParisLongchamp for trainer Jean Claude-Rouget.