Graham Beck, a South African winemaker and owner of Gainesway Farm in Kentucky and Highlands Stud in South Africa, died Monday night in London, Bloomberg reported. Beck was 80 and will be buried in Israel.
Al Corrado, one of Ohio’s top breeders and president of the Ohio Thoroughbred Breeders and Owners in 1989-1990, died Saturday at the Cleveland Clinic at age 83.
The Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders Association will host a pedigree and conformation clinic on Aug. 2 and a Thoroughbred ownership seminar on Aug. 5 in Saratoga Springs, N.Y.
The Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders Association will host a pedigree and conformation clinic on Aug. 2 and a Thoroughbred ownership seminar on Aug. 5 in Saratoga Springs, N.Y.
The Kentucky Thoroughbred Farm Managers Club in Lexington. Ky., has named Callan Strouss its 2010 Farm Manager of the Year.
Salt Lake, a Grade 1 winner and sire of Grade 1 winners, was euthanized July 20 at a veterinary clinic in California, Golden Eagle Farm has announced.
Robin Scully’s Clovelly Farms in Lexington, Ky., will disperse its bloodstock this year at Keeneland and Tattersalls, farm manager Jeff Ownby confirmed Wednesday.
Smooth Air, a multiple Grade 2 winner and millionaire, has been retired after nearly a year away from racing. Brian Burns of Mount Joy Stables, which owns the 5-year-old Smooth Jazz horse, announced Monday that the horse will retire due to a foot injury.
JPMorgan Chase Bank has sued Stonewall Farm, the former home of Medaglia d'Oro, and is seeking to seize and sell the stallions A. P. Warrior and champion Leroidesanimaux as part of a $7 million lawsuit it has filed against the Kentucky farm.
The career direction of Whatsthescript, the five-time stakes winner and 2010 stallion is uncertain in coming months, and that is not a worry for owner Tom Stull.
