Baffle Stakes: Greenwich Village
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The first colt at Chesapeake Farm near Lexington, bred by Sampson Racing Stables, was foaled out of the multiple stakes-winning and multiple graded stakes-placed Eden Prairie by Mizzen Mast.
More Than Looks’ First Three Foals Born Same Day Read More »
Usha became the first grade 1 winner bred by Kristen and Matt Esler of Thirty Year Farm, and also became a source of inspiration for Kristen as she recovered from spinal surgery.
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The first colt at Chesapeake Farm near Lexington, bred by Sampson Racing Stables, was foaled out of the multiple stakes-winning and multiple graded stakes-placed Eden Prairie by Mizzen Mast.
More Than Look’s First Three Foals Born Same Day Read More »
Why would Jimmy Jerkens leave the sun and warmth of Saudi Arabia for the cold of the Big A? It wasn’t about the weather.
Jerkens Enjoying Life Back Home in a Different Role Read More »
Racing Post takes a look at the top new stallions to stand this year in Ireland.
Meet Ireland’s New Stallions for the 2026 Season Read More »
At the close of trade, New Zealand Bloodstock reported 207 yearlings had found new homes at a clearance rate of 77%. The day one aggregate finished at NZ$38,197,500, a 43% increase year-on-year.
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Trainer Saffie Joseph Jr. was more than happy Jan. 25 to report that Skippylongstocking and White Abarrio had exited the Pegasus World Cup Invitational (G1) at Gulfstream Park in good order.
‘Skippy’, White Abarrio Exit Pegasus in Good Order Read More »
Hong Kong superstars Romantic Warrior and Ka Ying Rising dominated local rivals in their group 1 victories Jan. 25 at Sha Tin Racecourse as both continued assaults on the record books.
Romantic Warrior, Ka Ying Rising Dominate Again in HK Read More »
Forever Young and his regular jockey, Ryusei Sakai, received the “Number Sports of the Year 2025” MVP award Jan. 23, with owner Susumu Fujita mentioning the 5-year-old could race on turf in 2026.
Forever Young, Sakai Win Number Sports of the Year MVP Read More »