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Etc . . . . Oct. 25

Multiple graded winner Etched, a 6-year-old son of Forestry and Breeders' Cup Distaff winner Unbridled Elaine, will enter stud at Maryland's Bonita Farm in 2012. A Darley homebred, he won the Grade 3 Nashua in 2007, the Grade 2 Meadowlands Cup in 2009, and the Grade 2 Monmouth Cup in 2010 and retires with $587,586 in purses from 7 wins in 11 starts. He will stand for $3,500. . . . New York sire Maybry's Boy will return to Highcliff Farm in Delanson, N.Y., in 2012 after two seasons at Empire Stud in Hudson, N.Y., now Vinery New York. His advertised fee remains $2,500.

DRF StaffOct 25, 2011

Tattersalls sale numbers down on second day

The listed stakes winner Fallen Idol and a runner from Andrew Tinkler's racing stable led selling Tuesday at the Tattersalls autumn horses in training sale in Newmarket, England, which reversed the opening session's gain in median.

Glenye Cain OakfordOct 25, 2011

After Breeders' Cup Classic, Drosselmeyer will be retired to New York farm

Breeders’ Cup Classic contender Drosselmeyer will retire after that race on Nov. 5 and will enter stud in New York, his owner, WinStar Farm, announced late Tuesday.

Glenye Cain OakfordOct 25, 2011

Fasig-Tipton session led by Arch filly

A day after posting powerful gains in its opening session, Fasig-Tipton’s Kentucky fall yearling sale continued to look strong Tuesday with a $260,000 Arch filly the highest price at 3:45 p.m.

Glenye Cain OakfordOct 25, 2011

Red Gulch fetches $420,000 at Tattersalls sale

The market peaked late Monday at the Tattersalls autumn horses in training sale in Newmarket, England, where French stakes winner Red Gulch was the opening-day session-topper at about $420,000.

Glenye Cain OakfordOct 24, 2011

Tattersalls: Stakes winner Red Gulch brings $420,000

The market peaked late Monday at the Tattersalls autumn horses in training sale in Newmarket, England, where French stakes winner Red Gulch was the opening day session-topper at about $420,000.

Glenye Cain OakfordOct 24, 2011

New York Breeding Development Fund to raise rewards by 50 percent

In a move that is likely to fuel more optimism for New York’s breeding program, the New York Breeding and Development Fund has said it will raise statebred breeders’ awards by 50 percent across the board next year.

Glenye Cain OakfordOct 24, 2011

Castleton Lyons stallion Bernstein euthanized at age 14

Castleton Lyons announced Sunday that the farm’s 14-year-old stallion Bernstein had been euthanized due to complications from colic.

DRF StaffOct 23, 2011
Giacomo, Heatseeker to stand in California

Giacomo, Heatseeker to stand in California

Five stallions, including 2005 Kentucky Derby winner Giacomo and the Grade 1 winner Heatseeker, will stand in California in 2012, the farms involved announced in recent days.

Steve AndersenOct 21, 2011

2012 North American foal crop expected to decline 10 percent

The 2012 North American foal crop is expected to be approximately 10 percent smaller than the 2011 crop, according to estimates made by the Jockey Club based on the number of mares bred this year.

Matt HegartyOct 21, 2011
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