Cobra Farm

New York-Bred Sale Soars in All Categories

• By Claire Novak
• August 12, 2013
• Thoroughbred Sales, Northeast Region

A record-setting $430,000 yearling was the highlight of a strong Fasig-Tipton New York-bred preferred yearling sale, which ended its two-night run on a powerful upswing for the third year in a row.

Track Mark for Nates Mineshaft in New Orleans

• By Jack Shinar
• April 1, 2012
• Thoroughbred Racing, Southwest Region

Front-running Nates Mineshaft took all of the drama out of the $396,000 New Orleans Handicap (gr. II) April 1 at Fair Grounds, running away from the field at odds of 9-1 while setting a track record in the process.

Nates Mineshaft Upends Marred Mineshaft

• By Jack Shinar
• February 25, 2012
• Thoroughbred Racing, Southwest Region

Nates Mineshaft led all the way in the $120,000 Mineshaft Handicap (gr. III) for his first stakes victory in a race marred by the breakdown of favorite Thiskyhasnolimit Feb. 25 at Fair Grounds.

Warrior's Reward Sires First Foal

• By Blood-Horse Staff
• February 1, 2012
• Thoroughbred Breeding, Kentucky

The first reported foal by grade I winner Warrior's Reward is a filly born Jan. 18 at Gary Biszantz' Cobra Farm near Lexington.

Getting a Handle on After Care

• February 8, 2011

The Thoroughbred horse deserves a better and brighter future than the slaughterhouse offers. Read Blog

Stakes Winner Spin Master to Peru

• By Blood-Horse Staff
• May 25, 2010
• Thoroughbred Breeding, International, Kentucky

Six-year-old Spin Master, a stakes winner and graded stakes-placed, has been sold for stallion duty to Hamide Stud, which is located near Lima, Peru.

TCA Auction Raises $1.3 Million

• December 16, 2008

Despite the global economic slump, Thoroughbred Charities of America was able to raise a gross of $1.3 million dollars at its annual Stallion Season and Art Auction Dec. 5.

Owens Named KY Farm Manager of the Year

• By Blood-Horse Staff
• August 29, 2008
• Kentucky

Mike Owens has been named Farm Manager of the Year for 2008 by the Kentucky Thoroughbred Farm Managers' Club.

Clark to Receive TCA Industry Service Award

• July 25, 2007
• Thoroughbred Racing

Priscilla Clark, president of Tranquility Farm, will receive the Thoroughbred Charities of America Industry Service Award at the TCA Stallion Season and Art Auction at Keeneland Nov. 30.

Brunilda Soars in Off-the-Turf Eatontown

• August 26, 2006
• Thoroughbred Racing

Cobra Farm's Brunilda, who won the Politely Stakes on the turf last month, became a double Monmouth stakes winner Saturday when she came rolling through the stretch to capture the $150,000 Eatontown Stakes by three-quarters of a length.

Mr. Trieste's 8th Straight Win Ends Zia's Season

• By Blood-Horse Staff
• December 4, 2005
• Thoroughbred Racing

Mr. Trieste won his eighth straight race when he pulled away from four rivals to post a four-length win in the $106,000 Zia Park Distance Championship to highlight closing day of the inaugural season Sunday at the Hobbs, N.M. track.

Promising Sensation Captures Astarita

• By Jack Shinar
• October 2, 2005
• Thoroughbred Racing

Favored Sensation, ridden by Eibar Coa, broke open a close race coming off the turn and drew away to an easy victory over an inexperienced group of juvenile fillies Sunday in the $108,400-added Astarita (gr. III) at Belmont Park.

Stakes-winning Filly Fond Retired

• December 14, 2004
• Thoroughbred Breeding

Fond, a two-time stakes winner at Aqueduct, has been retired from racing with a record of three wins from 11 races and earnings of $113,661.

Game Trieste's Honor Wins California Derby

• By Blood-Horse Staff
• April 17, 2004
• Triple Crown

Making his first stakes appearance, Cobra Farm's Trieste's Honor battled favored Capitano for the entire stretch run before getting up by a neck in the $100,000 California Derby for 3-year-olds at Bay Meadows Saturday.

Mr. Trieste Gives Sire Old Trieste First Win

• By Blood-Horse Staff
• June 21, 2003
• Thoroughbred Racing, Thoroughbred Breeding

Mr. Trieste drew away for a 3 1/2-length victory in a 5 1/2-furlong maiden race at Churchill Downs Saturday, giving his sire Old Trieste his first win.

Ifyouprefersilver Gets the Gold in Chou Croute

• February 22, 2003
• Thoroughbred Racing

Ifyouprefersilver rocketed from the gates and left the rest of the field in her wake, winning the $150,000 Chou Croute Handicap by more than nine lengths Saturday at Fair Grounds.

Cobra Horses Return to Southern California

• December 21, 2001
• Thoroughbred Racing

Gary Biszantz' Cobra Farm has sent seven horses back to Santa Anita with trainer Mike Puype. The owner-trainer tandem left Southern California earlier this year, relocating to Kentucky to be closer to Cobra's 200-acre operation there while undergoing a downsizing.

Silver Charm's First Foal

• By Blood-Horse Staff
• February 6, 2001
• Thoroughbred Breeding

The first reported foal sired by champion Silver Charm is a filly born at Gary Biszantz' Cobra Farm near Lexington on Jan. 23.