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Bluegrass Cat to Shuttle to Chile

Bluegrass Cat to Shuttle to Chile

Bluegrass Cat, the second leading freshman sire of 2010 by progeny earnings and a top second-crop sire of 2011, will shuttle to Liliana Solari's Haras Don Alberto in Chile for the upcoming Southern Hemisphere breeding season.

 Monday, February 28, 2011
Big Brown to Shuttle To Australia This Year

Big Brown to Shuttle To Australia This Year

According to an announcement on the Vinery Australia Web Site, the farm has "secured a significant shareholding" in Big Brown and the stallion will shuttle beginning this year.

 Thursday, March 11, 2010

Encosta de Lago to Stand for $220,000

Coolmore Australia has announced service fees for the 2009 season, headed by Encosta de Lago, who will stand at a reduced fee of $220,000.

 Wednesday, April 29, 2009

Montjeu Not Shuttling This Year

New Zealand stud Windsor Park announced May 20 that the partners in Montjeu have decided to rest the former champion performer from shuttle duties this year.

 Sunday, May 22, 2005

Shuttle Group Arrives Down Under

In mid-July, speculation was rife in Australia that the top stallion Elusive Quality had outgrown Down Under and therefore wasn't going to shuttle this year.

 Tuesday, August 03, 2004

Australian Shuttlers Released From Quarantine

In the wake of a positive West Nile Virus test to a Canadian standardbred horse, almost 50 Thoroughbred shuttle stallions were released from Australia's major quarantine station outside Sydney on the morning of Aug. 30.

 Friday, August 30, 2002

Generous to Stand Northern Season at Plantation Stud

Generous, who was purchased recently by Glenmorgan Farm in New Zealand from the Japan Bloodhorse Breeders' Association (JBBA), will stand the Northern Hemisphere season at Plantation Stud in England.

 Tuesday, October 02, 2001

Australia Bans Horses from European Union

Not that it wasn't already very serious, but the implications foot and mouth disease could have on the Thoroughbred industry became scary business Wednesday when the Australian government placed an indefinite ban on the importation of horses to that country from the European Union.

 Tuesday, March 13, 2001