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Newly Renovated Saratoga Pavilion Unveiled

Newly Renovated Saratoga Pavilion Unveiled

Improvements included wood paneled walls, theater-style seating, and a warm color scheme.

 Sunday, August 01, 2010
F-T Auction Kicks Off Yearling Selling Season

F-T Auction Kicks Off Yearling Selling Season

Even though the stock market has been enjoying a recent rally, buyers and sellers of young horses aren't expecting a similar rebound in yearling prices. Heading into the Fasig-Tipton Kentucky July select auction, which kicks off the 2009 yearling selling season, some people were predicting further downturns of 30% or more in key business figures, mainly because the health of the overall economy, here and abroad, remains weak.

 Sunday, July 19, 2009

Tom Ryan to Launch New Agency

Tom Ryan, a member of Pete Bradley's team at Bradley Thoroughbred Brokerage since 2001, is striking out on his own.

 Saturday, December 15, 2007

Reaching Last Year's Heights Challenge for FT Select Juvenile Auction

Big spenders gather at Calder Race Course in Florida for world's swankiest sale of 2-year-olds in training, which produced a world record price of $16 million in 2006.

 Monday, March 05, 2007

St Averil, Gators N Bears to Stand at Maryland Stallion Station

Graded stakes winners St Averil and Gators N Bears will enter stud in 2006 at Maryland Stallion Station (Don Litz, president) near Glyndon, Md.

 Monday, October 03, 2005

More of the Same at Keeneland's Juvenile Sale

Sale records were established for average and median during Keeneland's April auction of 2-year-olds in training. But those results didn't tell the whole story about what happened on a cold and snowy spring day in Central Kentucky. The buy-back rate inched upward to a sale-record high. The number sold plunged to a sale-record low. And consignors complained often about buyers who were too picky and too few in numbers. In other words, the auction experienced many of the same problems that afflicted earlier juvenile sales this year in Florida and California.

 Thursday, April 26, 2001