Gun Runner yearlings prized at Keeneland January
The top price among newly turned yearlings at the Keeneland January sale was a $375,000 colt by Gun Runner, purchased by Narvick International to lead a strong sale for the young sire.
The top price among newly turned yearlings at the Keeneland January sale was a $375,000 colt by Gun Runner, purchased by Narvick International to lead a strong sale for the young sire.

Grade 1 winner Frost Giant was euthanized from complications of laminitis on Monday. The 19-year-old son of Giant’s Causeway had resided as a pensioner at the ReRun Thoroughbred retraining and adoption farm in East Greenbush, N.Y., since early last year.

Grade 3 winner Speightster, who hails from one of Canada's most successful families, will return to those roots to continue his stud career, as he has been purchased by Jay and Christine Hayden’s Saintsbury Farms to stand at Northern Dawn Stables in Hillsburgh, Ontario.

Suzie O’Cain, a prominent figure in New York breeding and racing for decades, died Tuesday in Saratoga Springs after a battle with breast cancer.

Gamine, the 2020 Eclipse Award champion female sprinter, has been retired from racing, owner Michael Lund Petersen announced via a press release issued Tuesday evening.

Lentenor, a full brother to the popular and star-crossed 2006 Kentucky Derby winner Barbaro, will continue his stud career at Cabin Creek Farm in Bernville, Pa., for 2022.
European champion juvenile Air Force Blue has been acquired by Pegasus Farm of South Korea to continue his stud career. The young stallion, who previously stood at Coolmore's Ashford Stud in Kentucky, will become the first son of popular international sire War Front to stand in Korea.
Spendthrift Farm announced in the final days of 2021 that it is discontinuing its operations in Australia and putting its 600-acre farm in Victoria up for sale.

As the calendar turned, Into Mischief wrapped up his third consecutive North American sire title.

A season to Triple Crown winner Justify, standing at Coolmore’s Ashford Stud in Kentucky, is being auctioned this week to benefit relief efforts for those affected by tornadoes that devastated Western Kentucky on Dec. 11, one of several major donations made by high-profile Thoroughbred breeding establishments this week.