Stonewall owner looks to sell Leroidesanimaux
The owner of Stonewall Farm, Audrey Haisfield, is seeking a bankruptcy court’s approval to sell Stonewall’s 92-percent interest in champion Leroidesanimaux to an entity managed by her son, Marc.
The owner of Stonewall Farm, Audrey Haisfield, is seeking a bankruptcy court’s approval to sell Stonewall’s 92-percent interest in champion Leroidesanimaux to an entity managed by her son, Marc.
WinStar Racing's strong draft of racing-age horses provided a batch of six-figure horses that lit up a rainy day at Keeneland's November breeding stock sale and helped the ninth session produce a long-awaited gain in gross and average.
WinStar Farm is leaving most of its stallions' fees at 2010 levels for the upcoming 2011 breeding season but will offer discounts for early payment. One sire, champion Speightstown, gets a raise from his 2010 fee of $35,000 to $50,000 in 2011. That fee is the same on both stands and nurses and Nov. 1 payment terms.
WinStar Racing and the Stonewall Farm horses now in receivership provided a batch of six-figure horses that lit up a rainy day at Keeneland's November breeding stock sale.
LEXINGTON, Ky. – Gainesway Farm will boost the fees for Tapit and Afleet Alex, but the other six horses on the Lexington farm’s roster will stand for less than they did in 2010.
LEXINGTON, Ky. - Champion Summer Bird will enter stud in 2011 with a $15,000 fee, Elaine and Ben Walden’s Pauls Mill announced Tuesday.

A single six-figure broodmare was the highlight Monday at day eight of Keeneland's 13-day breeding stock auction as the sale continued to post losses compared with last year's results.

George Strawbridge's 2008 champion grass mare Forever Together has retired to Stone Farm in Kentucky and will be bred to Smart Strike in 2011. Forever Together arrived at Stone Farm last Friday evening, a week after her sixth-place finish in the Breeders' Cup Filly and Mare Turf, a race she won in 2008 and in which she had finished third in 2009.
Darley Stud will keep Medaglia d'Oro and Street Cry at their 2010 stud fee levels for the coming breeding season and will decrease the fees of seven other stallions on the roster at its Kentucky farm.
Taylor Made Stallions generally has lowered its stallions’ fees for 2011 while offering discounts for Nov. 1 stud fee payments.