Record $20 million awarded to Kentucky breeders for worldwide success in 2024 including City Of Troy
In 2024, Kentucky-breds won 289 of the 401 Graded stakes races in the United States, with the Triple Crown winners being ...
Charles O’Neill, CEO of Irish Thoroughbred Marketing, sees a bright future for Irish-bred horses in the US market. He talks ...
The Kentucky Horse Racing and Gaming Corporation announces a record $20 million in awards is on the way to breeders ...
WinStar Farm's multiple grade 1 winner Country Grammer sired his first reported foal Feb. 1 when a colt out of the Bernardini ...
The 16-race “Kentucky Derby Championship Series” kicks off at the Fair Grounds in New Orleans on Saturday with the $500,000 ...
Skybird unleashed a devastating turn of foot to cause a major boilover in the Group 1 Black Caviar Lightning Stakes (1000m) ...
Paulick Report on MSN23h
'Very Athletic Like His Sire': First Foal Is A Colt For Country GrammerWinStar Farm’s multiple Grade 1 winner Country Grammer sired his first reported foal in early February when a colt out of the ...
Dublin Valley Farms is pleased to announce that their top stallion Volstead, T, 6, 1:51.3f-Sweden ($729,716) has had another terrific ...
Lake Albert breeder Russell Campbell developed an interest in harness racing as a child and it grew into a successful ...
Nimba was dogged by lameness problems (including two injuries from kicks) but nonetheless proved her mettle against males and ...
Hosted on MSN22h
Breeders' Cup Classic Winner Volponi Dies In Korea At Age 27Volponi, the 43-1 upset winner of the 2002 Breeders' Cup Classic, died in Korea on Feb. 14 at age 27, according to Korea ...
The Kentucky Horse Racing and Gaming Corporation announces a record $20 million in awards is on the way to breeders participating in the Kentucky Thoroughbred Breeders’ Incentive Fund (KTBIF) program.
Some results have been hidden because they may be inaccessible to you
Show inaccessible results
Feedback