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Attorney Murphy Awaits Autopsy on Dixie Brass

Karen Murphy, an attorney representing owner Michael Watral, said she is coordinating an investigation into the unexpected death Jan. 28 of leading New York stallion Dixie Brass.

 Thursday, January 31, 2002

Forest Camp to Stand at Airdrie Stud

Forest Camp, a top 2-year-old of 1999, has been retired and will stand in 2002 at Brereton C. Jones' Airdrie Stud near Midway, Ky. Forest Camp, by Deputy Minister -- La Paz, by Hold Your Peace, will stand for $10,000.

 Wednesday, January 02, 2002

Twining Returning To Kentucky

Twining, who previously stood at Hilary Boone Jr.'s Wimbledon Farm near Lexington, will be returning to the Central Kentucky nursery in 2002. He stood the past two seasons at East Stud on the island of Hokkaido, Japan, and will remain the property of East Stud.

 Friday, December 21, 2001

From the Print Edition: Mr. P's Influence Widens With New Sires of 2002

For those pedigree pundits who worry about the gene pool being concentrated in a few sire lines, here's some more bad news. Half of the select field of 24 stallions entering stud in 2002 descend from the Mr. Prospector male line.

 Tuesday, December 04, 2001

Unbridled Stronger, Recovery Progresses

Claiborne Farm stallion Unbridled has made steady progress this week from two surgeries, the first to remove a mass which proved to be benign, the second to repair a hole near the bowel resection point. Claiborne manager Gus Koch said Thursday morning Unbridled "has overcome a lot of problems, is bright, and much stronger."

 Thursday, October 04, 2001

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

Unbridled Has 'Rocky' Weekend in Recovery

Claiborne Farm manager Gus Koch said Unbridled, who underwent two surgeries within a week, had a "rocky" weekend but is a good patient who is battling hard to recover from his operations and subsequent complications.

 Monday, October 01, 2001

Storm Cat Stud Fee Rises to $500,000

Leading sire Storm Cat, who already had the highest stud fee in the world, will stand for even more in 2002. Ric Waldman of Overbrook Farm confirmed Friday that the 18-year-old stallion will stand the next breeding season for $500,000.

 Friday, September 07, 2001

Live Foal Report Released; Tale of the Cat Covers Most Mares

Tale of the Cat, who covered the second most mares in North America during the 1999 breeding season, moved up to the top spot during the 2000 breeding season. The Ashford Stud stallion covered 176 mares during the 2000 breeding season after covering 147 mares in 1999.

 Thursday, September 06, 2001

Stay Sound Retired; to Embark on Stud Career

Richard, Bertram, and Elaine Klein's Stay Sound, a popular Kentucky-based stakes horse who won the grade III Hawthorne Derby in 1998, has been retired and eventually will have a new home as a stallion.

 Tuesday, March 27, 2001

Jockey Club Report: Mares Bred in 1999

The trend of larger books for stallions was validated statistically in a release by The Jockey Club on Oct. 28.

 Thursday, August 10, 2000

Salt Lake Will Miss Stud Duty Down Under

Central Kentucky stallion Salt Lake is recovering from a case of colic and won't shuttle to Australia this summer.

 Wednesday, August 02, 2000
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