Victor Davila doesn’t pretend he caught a glimpse of greatness when I'll Have Another stepped into his view. But Davila did see something that few others saw that day, and that was a horse who could turn a profit.
Minstrella, the 1986 Irish champion juvenile filly and a graded stakes producer for the late Robert Evans, died earlier this year and was buried at Evans’s Spring Hill Farm.
Grade 1 winner and Grade 1 producer Madcap Escapade died Saturday after colicking, Hill ‘n’ Dale Farms announced Monday. The millionaire Hennessy mare was the dam of Grade 1 winner Mi Sueno. She was 11.
There was a time in the fall of 2009 that trainer Carla Gaines thought she could reach the top of racing with the California-bred John Scott.
Argentina’s Haras La Pasion has signed a lease agreement to stand Walmac Farm stallion Successful Appeal during the Southern Hemisphere season.
Australia’s Magic Millions select broodmare sale saw two seven-figure mares and strong increases in gross and average.
The case of Canuki and Cactus Cafe highlights how difficult it can be to trace horses once they’ve left racetrack property and raises larger questions about racetrack anti-slaughter policies.
Fasig-Tipton's Midlantic May 2-year-old sale ended Tuesday afternoon in Timonium, Md., with increases across the board.
The Virginia State Fair and Meadow Event Park complex in Doswell, Va., including 1973 Triple Crown winner Secretariat’s birthplace, brought $5.35 million Tuesday at auction from a fair operator, according to local news reports.
Some familiar names from the 2012 Triple Crown races featured in pedigrees of high-priced horses Tuesday at Fasig-Tipton’s Midlantic May 2-year-old sale in Timonium, Md.
