Raise the Bluff Sires First Winner
Multiple stakes winner Raise the Bluff came through with his first winner when his 2-year-old son Orlando Xpress scored at Emerald Downs Aug. 20.
Keyword: El Dorado Farms
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Cherokee Run Filly Tops WTBA Sale
A Cherokee Run filly sold for $92,000 to top the Washington Thoroughbred Breeders Association yearling sale Sept. 2 at the Morris J. Alhadeff Sales Pavilion at Emerald Downs.
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Washington Stallion Tribunal Dead
Washington sire Tribunal died after fracturing his cannon bone when recovering from anesthesia Jan. 8.
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Matty G to El Dorado in Washington
Grade I winner Matty G will stand in 2007 at Ron and Nina Hagen's El Dorado Farms near Enumclaw, Wash.
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Stakes Winners Liberty Gold, Perigee Moon, Valid Belfast Sire First Winners
Stakes winners Liberty Gold, Perigee Moon, and Valid Belfast have each been represented by their first winners.
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Tribunal Retired to Washington
Grade I stakes-placed Tribunal, a $1.8 million yearling purchase, has been sold by Robert and Beverly Lewis to a group of investors from the Pacific Northwest who are in the process of syndicating the 5-year-old son of Deputy Minister
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Liberty Gold to Stud at El Dorado in Washington
Graded stakes winner Liberty Gold has been retired from racing and will stand on behalf of a syndicate at Ron and Nina Hagen's El Dorado Farms near Enumclaw, Wash.
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Mula Gula Back at the Races
Grade II winner Mula Gula, who completed his first season at stud at Ron and Nina Hagen's El Dorado Farms near Enumclaw, Wash., has been returned to trainer Jerry Hollendorfer at Golden Gate Fields and has as his goal the Oct. 27 Breeders' Cup World Thoroughbred Championships. Owner Steven Gula has his eye on the Mile (gr. IT).
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Mula Gula to El Dorado
Grade II winner Mula Gula has been retired from racing and will enter stud for $2,000 live foal at Ron and Nina Hagen's El Dorado Farms near Enumclaw, Wash.
