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Dornoch to stand at Spendthrift at end of career
Belmont Stakes and Haskell Invitational winner Dornoch will eventually stand at Spendthrift Farm, the principals behind both his current racing and future stallion careers confirmed over the weekend.
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Belmont Stakes and Haskell Invitational winner Dornoch will eventually stand at Spendthrift Farm, the principals behind both his current racing and future stallion careers confirmed over the weekend.
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King's Plate pedigree profile: War Painter
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King's Plate pedigree profile: My Boy Prince
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Preakness Stakes winner Seize the Grey will stand at Gainesway in Kentucky upon his eventual retirement from racing.
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WinStar announced on Wednesday that it has entered into a partnership with racing owners Clark Brewster and William and Corrine Heiligbrodt, and a new partner in Lindy Farms, to acquire the breeding rights to 5-year-old Cogburn, who is by Not This Time.
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The summer meets at Saratoga and Del Mar are known for unveiling promising 2-year-olds, and for graded stakes that will begin sorting out the juvenile divisions. With rich maiden races and statebred incentives, the summer seasons are also crucial for freshman sires in New York and California, respectively, to begin putting their best foot forward.
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Through the first half of 2024, five-time reigning leading sire Into Mischief has established a big lead on that list and has put himself on pace to break his own single-season earnings record. He also continues to add to his legacy with his son Goldencents, now a classic sire, joining him in the top five.
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Stalwart stallion Tale of the Cat, the sire of more than 100 stakes winners, has died at age 30 due to the infirmities of old age, Coolmore announced in a release on its website Monday.
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The late Galileo, his relatives and descendants, and the stallion Dark Angel were among the leading sires at the five-day Royal Ascot meeting.
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Not This Time, who has distinguished himself as an elite stallion in recent years, was the only U.S.-resident stallion to record a winner at the Royal Ascot meeting last week. He was part of a solid week for the sireline of the late Giant's Causeway, himself a star on both sides of the pond.