Stakes-Placed Spaniard to Gardiner Farms
Stakes-placed Spaniard has been retired from racing and will stand the 2012 breeding season at Gardiner Farms near Caledon, Ontario, Canada.
Articles posted February 21, 2012
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Triple Crown Talk: Three of a Kind
Steve Asmussen has a trio of intriguing Derby prospects read blog
NH House Advances Expanded Gaming Bill
Expanded gambling in New Hampshire edged one step closer to passage Feb. 21 when the Ways and Means Committee of the House of Representatives passed BH 593, as amended Feb. 12, by a vote of 14-7.
Kentucky Committee OKs Tax on Account Wagers
Legislation that would tax pari-mutuel wagers made by Kentucky residents through advance deposit wagering services was approved in committee Feb. 21 and heads to the House of Representatives.
Algorithms vs. Union Rags in 3YO Showdown
There's a good chance we'll have a clear-cut favorite for the Kentucky Derby after the Feb. 26 clash between the undefeated Holy Bull winner Algorithms and Champagne winner Union Rags.
Talkin' Horses with David Milch
David Milch, the Thoroughbred horse owner who created the racetrack-themed dramatic series "Luck" that premiered on HBO Jan. 29. Listen Now!
Trainer: Black Caviar Won't Race Until April
Australian standout Black Caviar, winner of all 19 of her races, eight of them group I events, will be taking a break before coming back to prepare for Royal Ascot in Great Britain, trainer Peter Moody said.
Winter Memories Back on the Turf
Winter Memories, who was a dazzling four-time graded stakes winner in 2011, had her first official breeze of the year Feb. 21 at Palm Meadows.
Steve Haskin's Derby Dozen 2/20/2012
A few horses move up in Steve's Dozen this week and a lot of new insight in Steve's notes for last week and horses knocking on the door. watch video
High Energy Drill Stood Out as a Yearling
Drill, who defeated American Act by a nose in the Feb. 19 San Vincente Stakes (gr. II), was a high-energy horse with a lot of potential even as a yearling.
Maryland Jockey Club Has New Pimlico Logo
Pimlico Race Course, which opened Oct. 25, 1870, and is the second-oldest track in the country, has a new logo as its 2012 live racing season approaches.
The Jockey Club Launches New Mobile App
The Jockey Club has launched a new mobile application--The Jockey Club Naming App--and updated The Jockey Club Identification App.
International Interview: Matt Laurie
Matt Laurie, trainer for The Travelling Man, is asked about the Big Blue Diamond meeting at Caulfield Saturday.
Interview: Tony Cavanagh & Andre Roo Hoo
Owner Tony Cavanagh is asked about Andre Roo Hoo in the Big Blue Diamond meeting at Caulfield Saturday.
Derby Dozen - February 20, 2012
A few horses move up in Steve's Dozen this week and a lot of new insight in Steve's notes for last week and horses knocking on the door.
Managing Severe Colic in the Field (AAEP 2011)
According to a recent poll on TheHorse.com, nearly 49% of respondents named colic as their most feared horse health emergency, and for a good reason. While some cases resolve without incident, others prove deadly. Colic surgery is an option for owners in some severe colic cases, but what if referral isn't possible?
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