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High hopes for champion Good Magic at stud

High hopes for champion Good Magic at stud

Eclipse Award champion Good Magic has 81 first-crop yearlings cataloged at the Keeneland September yearling sale, the same auction at which he himself drew a seven-figure hammer price as a youngster. But John Sikura, president of Hill ‘n’ Dale Farm, which stands Good Magic alongside his sire, Curlin, knows that the true proving ground is still a year or more off.

Nicole RussoSep 08, 2021
Mo Town, by Uncle Mo, brings versatility

Mo Town, by Uncle Mo, brings versatility

Ashford has another promising young son of Uncle Mo with his first yearlings this season in the versatile Mo Town. Winner of the Grade 2 Remsen Stakes on dirt as a juvenile, he concluded his 3-year-old campaign by winning the Grade 1 Hollywood Derby on turf.

Nicole RussoSep 08, 2021
Late sires represented at fall yearling sales

Late sires represented at fall yearling sales

The respective last crops of yearlings by classic sire Pioneerof the Nile and his own influential sire, Empire Maker, both major losses from the North American stallion ranks in the last two years, will be represented at the upcoming fall yearling sales, including Keeneland September.

Nicole RussoSep 03, 2021
Tech innovations at sales continue

Tech innovations at sales continue

Some virtues were born out of necessity in the pandemic-challenged Thoroughbred sales marketplace in 2020. With limits on travel and attendance for buyers – particularly international buyers – in play, consignors and sales companies worked to fill in the gaps by providing a virtual picture of yearlings to potential buyers via expanded photography, walking videos, and more.

Nicole RussoSep 03, 2021
Late Sheikh Hamdan made impact on Keeneland sales

Late Sheikh Hamdan made impact on Keeneland sales

Sheikh Hamdan bin Rashid al-Maktoum, owner of champions internationally through his Shadwell Stables, died in March at age 75. The owner had been a force in the sport since entering Thoroughbred ownership in 1980, and his absence will be strongly felt at Keeneland.

Nicole RussoSep 03, 2021
West Coast flying below the radar in strong trio

West Coast flying below the radar in strong trio

It is a measure of the depth of the young stallion class at the Farish family's Lane's End Farm in Versailles, Ky., that West Coast finds himself somewhat overlooked.

Nicole RussoSep 03, 2021

Keeneland introduces second-chance session for Book 1 RNA yearlings

Luck plays a part in getting a yearling to the sales ring successfully, just as luck plays a part in success on the racetrack. A horse's placement within the sale catalog can be compared to the luck of the draw in assigning post positions.

Nicole RussoSep 03, 2021
Justify, Mendelssohn's first yearlings next up for Scat Daddy

Justify, Mendelssohn's first yearlings next up for Scat Daddy

With Scat Daddy's first sons to stud having justified – pardon the pun – the hype, Triple Crown winner Justify will represent the late sire in this year's class of first-crop yearling stallions.

Nicole RussoSep 03, 2021
Abercrombie's Pin Oak Stud continues dispersal

Abercrombie's Pin Oak Stud continues dispersal

As the season moves into the fall and the leaves on the oak trees change colors to mark the passing of time, so, too, will there be a season of change in the Thoroughbred world. Josephine Abercrombie's Pin Oak Stud announced in early August that it would take the most serious steps yet to end its commercial operations, dispersing the bulk of its stock.

Nicole RussoSep 03, 2021
Stonestreet Farm riding momentum on the track and in the ring

Stonestreet Farm riding momentum on the track and in the ring

The Stonestreet Farm broodmare band is always noteworthy, boasting multiple champions and championship producers in its ranks. But this year, in particular, Barbara Banke's operation has been on a roll, listed on the breeder line for such major winners as Kentucky Oaks heroine Malathaat, continually successful Eclipse Award champion Gamine, and Metropolitan Handicap winner Silver State. Off a summer of success, Stonestreet now comes into the Keeneland September yearling sale looking for continued scores at that venue.

Nicole RussoSep 03, 2021
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