Italian Group 1 winner Biondetti will relocate from Florida to continue his stallion career at Poplar Creek Horse Center in Bethel, Ohio. Ohio champion sprinter Rivers Run Deep joins him there for 2019.
Powered by the auction-record-tying $5 million sale of champion Abel Tasman, the Keeneland January horses-of-all-ages sale wrapped up its Book 1 portion this week with year-over-year gains.
Grade 1 winner and sire Stephen Got Even has died, Lane's End Farm in Versailles, Ky., reported on Tuesday.
What Airdrie Stud's homebred first-year sire Mark Valeski lacked in quantity, he made up in consistency and quality.
Into Mischief was represented by eight individual juveniles to record Beyer Speed Figures of 80 or higher, a benchmark number in the category, and three individuals recorded a 90 or higher.
Tapit may have lost his place atop the general sires earnings list, but Daily Racing Form's exclusive Beyer Sire Performance Standings show that the stallion's dominance has not slowed at all in terms of quality.
The longest of long shots in the Jan. 26 Pegasus World Cup is likely to be Cuadra San Jorge’s Kukulkan, despite the fact that the Mexican-bred colt is undefeated in 14 starts, including a 10-length romp in the Caribbean Classic at Gulfstream Park on Dec. 8.
WinStar Farm and Blazing Meadows Farm, which have campaigned several stakes-winning Ohio-breds together in recent years, have launched a formal partnership entitled WinBlaze LLC to stand graded stakes winner National Flag at Blazing Meadows in North Jackson, Ohio.
In conjunction with the opening of Santa Anita’s marquee winter meeting, our annual California Stallions special edition, presented by CTBA Sales, takes a look at leading and incoming sires in the Golden State, plus the changing sale scene in the region.
The regally bred Boisterous is doing his best to fly the flag for his family, emerging as California’s leading freshman sire of 2018.
