Turfway Park has partnered with legendary Claiborne Farm for an upcoming series of stakes races where fillies and mares will receive a future stallion credit to be used upon their retirement from racing.
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Triple Crown winner Justify, who has made a meteoric rise in the international sire ranks, scored a double with his juveniles on the “Future Stars Friday” program at the Breeders' Cup.
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It was 15 years ago that the imposing Curlin concluded his career at the Breeders' Cup at Santa Anita. The two-time Horse of the Year and first-ballot Hall of Famer quickly showed his mettle as a sire, with 2013 Belmont Stakes winner Palace Malice emerging from his first crop.
New Vocations, the nation's oldest Thoroughbred retraining and adoption program, will be the beneficiary of the "Night of the Stars Pledge" during one of the nation's marquee mixed stock sales.
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Idiomatic only burst onto the scene this year. But Idiomatic's rise to the top was decades in the development, as she is from one of the foundation families for the international Juddmonte operation that was founded in 1980 by the late Prince Khalid bin Abdullah.
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Based on reports received through Oct. 18, The Jockey Club reports that 867 stallions covered 26,597 mares in North America during the 2023 breeding season. The official breed organization estimates an additional 2,500 to 3,500 mares will be reported as bred.
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Preakness Stakes winner Early Voting, who entered stud at Coolmore's Ashford Stud in Kentucky this past season, will not stand in 2024 due to problems with breeding.
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Champion Langfuhr, who went on to become a prominent sire across North America, has died at the age of 31 at Lane's End Farm. The son of Danzig moved to Lane's End beginning with the 2004 season, and was pensioned in 2018.
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Triple Crown winner Justify, who has emerged as a stellar young international sire, will stand for an advertised fee of $200,000 in 2024 at Coolmore's Ashford Stud in Kentucky, ranking him among the most expensive sires on the continent.
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Reigning leading sire Into Mischief, perennial classic sire Curlin, and young phenom Gun Runner will all stand for $250,000 in 2024, sharing the highest stud fee in North America as farms begin to roll out their rosters and fees for the upcoming season.
