Veteran sire Songandaprayer, who led all North American sires with 179 winners in 2012, will stand the 2013 breeding season at Harold Forman’s The Stallion Station at Copper Crowne near Opelousas, Louisiana. His fee is $6,000 when the foal stands and nurses, or $5,000 payable on Nov. 15 of the year bred.
The Jockey Club launched the networking platform Thoroughbred Connect in May 2011 as an added feature of its online registration service with the intent to help facilitate the placement and aftercare of retired Thoroughbreds.
Ten Most Wanted, winner of the Travers Stakes in 2003, died on Jan. 8 at British Mist Breeding Station in Panama.
AHC requests U.S. farms and ranches to take part in agricultural census
Multiple Grade 1 winner Tizway was represented by his first foal, a filly born on Jan. 9 at Lynn Alexander's Alastar Farm in Nicholasville, Ky.
Epsom Derby winner Pour Moi was represented by his first foal Jan. 9, a colt born at Blue Diamond South in Newmarket, England.
Americain to stand Southern Hemisphere season at Swettenham Stud
Frank Stronach's Adena Springs finished 2012 as the leading individual breeder in North America, topping the list for the 10th consecutive year.
Padua Stables sells Kentucky farm to Torrealba family
Grade 1 winner Haynesfield has been represented by his first reported foal, a filly out of the stakes-winning Friends Lake mare Soundwave.
