First foal arrives for Justify
Triple Crown winner Justify has been represented by his first reported foal, a filly born in Virginia.
Nicole RussoJan 04, 2020
Triple Crown winner Justify has been represented by his first reported foal, a filly born in Virginia.
In September, Phil Lebherz's Premier Thoroughbreds was honored by the Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders Association as California's outstanding breeder of 2018. The way Spiced Perfection continues to run, the operation could continue reaping awards.
Square Eddie has successfully developed from a young upstart in the California stallion ranks to a stalwart in his state of residence who makes an impact with graded stakes horses.
For all that went right for him on the racetrack through an accomplished six-year career, Clubhouse Ride had a bumpy start as a stallion.
Sir Prancealot, a stallion formerly based in Europe and Australia, will arrive in California in early January prior to the start of the 2020 breeding season.
A pair of Grade 1-winning freshman sires by Giant’s Causeway recorded their respective first stakes winners on Saturday at Laurel Park, doing their best to keep their sire’s flame burning in the U.S.
Shaken by a horrific raid in which four stallions, including a pair of graded stakes-winning half-brothers to American classic winners, were killed by intruders, Haras Barlovento, founded in the early 1950s in Peru, has announced that it will disperse its remaining stock and close its doors.
The third season of the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame's "Foal Patrol" project, which will highlight champions and Grade 1 producers among its featured performers this season, has officially launched.
In a strong class of freshman sires, highlighted by a rare Triple Crown winner, Fury Kapcori still managed to accomplish something unique. The Florida stallion is the sire of twins from his first crop who are both now winners on the racetrack.
Grade 3 winner The Lieutenant, a half-brother to Triple Crown winner Justify, was among four stallions killed by intruders at Haras Barlovento in Peru, the farm posted on its website and social media channels on Sunday morning.