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Gr.1 winner Win Win-Win will enter stud next year at Ocala Stud, the farm announced Nov. 4, as the property of a partnership including Live Oak Stud, Airdrie Stud, and Ocala Stud. His fee has been set at $5,000 with a stands and nurses guarantee. A homebred for Live Oak and trained by Michael Trombetta, Win-Win-Win claimed victories in five of his 12 starts and placed in four others en route to e ...
It's an embarrassment of riches for Spendthrift Farm's marquee sire Into Mischief, the leading North American sire of 2019 and current leading sire, who also has the most progeny entered in the Nov. 6-7 Breeders' Cup World Championships at Keeneland. The 15-year-old son of Harlan's Holiday is represented by nine potential starters among 177 horses that have either been selected to fill the Breede ...
Authentic, the Breeders’ Cup Classic Gr.1 and Kentucky Derby Gr.1 winner, has been retired to B. Wayne Hughes’ Spendthrift Farm where he will stand from the 2021 season for a fee of US$75,000 S&N. Trained by Bob Baffert, Authentic won the US$6,000,000 Breeders’ Cup Classic at Keeneland under jockey John Velazquez, defeating six Gr.1 winners 1:59.19 – the fastest time in the prestigious race since ...
Australian bred I Am Invincible mare Houtzen sold for US$1.5million at the first session of the Keeneland November Breeding Stock Sale. While Australia bloodstock agent and Everest slot holder James Harron and Byron Rogers secured the first lot on offer, who is destined for Australia and a mating next year with King’s Legacy. A Gr.3 winner and Magic Millions 2YO Classic winner that amassed over A ...
A colt from the first crop of undefeated Triple Crown winner Justify sold at the Keeneland November Breeding Stock Sale for US$600,000 making him the highest equal priced weanling sold. Consigned by Hunter Valley Farm, agent, was bought by Donato Lanni and is out of the Mr. Greeley mare Groton Circle. He is a half-brother to stakes winner Supreme Aura from the family of Gr.2 winners Miss Isella a ...
Keeneland November Breeding Stock Sale (Book 1) did amazingly well with over 128 horses selling for a total of US$49,775,000, with eight horses bringing in US$1 million or more. Larry Best’s OXO Equine paid US$1.95 million for Gr.1 winner and millionaire Concrete Rose and $1.9 million for Indian Miss, the dam of champion Mitole who is in foal to Into Mischief, to acquire the two most expensive ho ...
Cornerstone Stud is pleased to announce the arrival of our new Stud Manager Ross Fuller from South Africa with his partner Carla Greppi (Vet Nurse). We are very excited to welcome them to the team as we forge into 2021 and beyond. Ross previously developed and managed Mrs. Rupert's Drakenstein Stud and then more recently took charge of the Kieswetter's Ridgemont Stud. Ross left his indelible stam ...
After the iconic Breeders Cup Weekend, Gr.1 winner Lady Prancealot's sold to Shadai Farm (Japan) for US$ 1.6 million at the Keeneland November Breeding Stock Sale. With only 17 American runners, Sir Prancealot' has delivered 10 winners of which 9 have progressed onto Stakes performances on the fast, tight turning turf tracks of Santa Anita, Del Mar, and Keenland and of those 3 fillies have perfor ...
Todd Pletcher, one win away from 5,000 as a trainer, could achieve the milestone during the two days of the Breeders' Cup at Keeneland if he doesn't do it sooner at another track. The 53YO has the favorite in the first race Nov. 5 at Gulfstream Park West, where William Ziemba and Elyse Mach's Seize the Hay races in a maiden claimer, and he runs seven horses at Keeneland Nov. 6. Three of those Mut ...
Knicks Go has two wins in allowance company this year but is a seriously dangerous contender in the Big Ass Fans Breeders' Cup Dirt Mile Gr.1 for Korea Racing Authority and trainer Brad Cox. The Breeders' Cup is an opportunity for the 4YO son of Paynter to show he never lost the grade 1-quality brilliance he showed at 2. With trainer Ben Colebrook, Knicks Go won first time out by 3 1/2 lengths as ...