Bobby Hurley's old farm sold
Devil Eleven Farm, the foreclosed Florida Thoroughbred farm once owned by former Duke University and Sacramento Kings basketball player Bobby Hurley, has been sold.
Glenye Cain OakfordJun 09, 2011
Devil Eleven Farm, the foreclosed Florida Thoroughbred farm once owned by former Duke University and Sacramento Kings basketball player Bobby Hurley, has been sold.
Grade 2 winner Stream of Gold, runner-up in the 2007 Joe Hirsch Turf Classic and a course-record-setter at Gulfstream Park, has retired from racing at age 10.
The catalog for the Tattersalls July auction in Newmarket, England, numbers 753 horses and is available online now at www.tattersalls.com.
WinStar Farm's program for fans, StableMates, has launched a new contest. Called PowerFecta, the free contest challenges fans to pick the exact order of finish for every horse running in Saturday's Belmont Stakes.
Lilacs and Lace, winner of the Ashland, has been sold privately to a Japanese breeder and is in foal to Henrythenavigator.
Eight Belles Stakes winner Victoria’s Wildcat has a new majority owner.
Owner/trainer Michael Pino was taking an edge when he ran Postpone with a $16,000 claiming tag first-time out. Postpone prevailed with authority then, and should be well-backed when he reappears in Thursday’s Woodbine feature, a $47,400 allowance for nonwinners-of-two.
Fasig-Tipton has cataloged 303 yearlings for its July 12 Kentucky selected yearling auction at Newtown Paddocks here. That’s down from 407 last year, which was 17 percent lower than in 2009.
INGLEWOOD, Calif. – The race for leading stallion in California is not a foregone conclusion this year.
Buyers at Thoroughbred auctions now can download and customize sale catalogs on their Apple iPads, thanks to a free EquineLine app.