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Valid Expectations breaks Texas progeny earnings record

Seven-time leading Texas sire Valid Expectations recently passed another milestone in the Lone Star State. In late February, he moved ahead of 1983 Kentucky Derby winner Sunny’s Halo to become the all-time leading Texas-based progenitor by progeny earnings. As of February 24, Valid Expectations has been represented by 43 stakes winners (and 83 total stakes horses) from his first 13 racing age crops (not counting two-year-olds of 2013), and combined earnings of $29,748,265. Sunny’s Halo, who died a decade ago, established the previous Texas record of $29.5 million, with 39 stakes winners from 20 crops. Valid Expectations stands at Lane’s End Texas near Hempstead for a fee of $7,500.

DRF Breeding StaffFeb 24, 2013

Group 1 winner State City to stand in Oklahoma

State City, a highweighted Group 1 winner in the United Arab Emirates, will stand his first season in Oklahoma at Caines Stallion Station near Wynnewood. The 14-year-old stallion previously stood in Kentucky, and between 2005 and 2007 shuttled to Australia.

DRF Breeding StaffFeb 24, 2013
Declan’s Moon takes successful steps to become a dressage horse

Declan’s Moon takes successful steps to become a dressage horse

Declan’s Moon, the 2004 champion juvenile, was voted Best Suited for Dressage Saturday at the Pennsylvania Horse World Exposition, the penultimate event in the Retired Racehorse Training Project’s 100-Day Challenge.

Glenye Cain OakfordFeb 23, 2013
Rachel Alexandra's veterinarians "couldn't be happier" with progress

Rachel Alexandra's veterinarians "couldn't be happier" with progress

Rachel Alexandra, who earned Horse of the Year honors for her historic 2009 campaign, continues to make positive progress in her recovery from surgery related to foaling complications at Rood and Riddle Equine Hospital in Lexington, Ky.

Nicole RussoFeb 23, 2013

North American freshman sires of 2013

Notable North American freshman sires of 2013 with a stud fee of $1,500 or higher.

DRF Breeding StaffFeb 22, 2013

Freud's Honour, stakes winner at Monmouth, to stud in New Jersey

Stakes winner Freud's Honour will enter stud this season at Judith Jannuzzelli's Birch Creek Farm in Cream Ridge, N.J.

DRF Breeding StaffFeb 22, 2013

Ontario breeding industry hit hard by loss of slots revenue

Ontario’s Thoroughbred breeding industry struggles to stay alive because of a radical decision announced a year ago by the Ontario government, under now-retired Premier Dalton McGuinty, and the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation.

Jennifer MorrisonFeb 22, 2013
Ontario: Silent Name leads juvenile sires for 2012

Ontario: Silent Name leads juvenile sires for 2012

The only son of the late Sunday Silence at stud in Canada, the multiple graded stakes winner Silent Name led the Ontario juvenile sire list for 2012, siring 10 winners from 22 starters for progeny earnings of $650,541.

Nicole RussoFeb 22, 2013
Freshman sires reflect more signs of a power shift

Freshman sires reflect more signs of a power shift

In the heyday of the American breeding industry – from about 1960 to 2000 – it was essentially a given that the highest-priced freshman sire each year would reside in Kentucky. How the mighty have fallen.

John P. SparkmanFeb 22, 2013
Ontario: Marcavelly latest triumph for Johannesburg sire line

Ontario: Marcavelly latest triumph for Johannesburg sire line

In a short time, international champion Johannesburg has established himself as a potential leading sire of sires. The latest feather in his cap is Marcavelly, Ontario’s leading freshman sire of 2012.

Nicole RussoFeb 22, 2013
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