Derby Wins of Triple Crown Victors: Affirmed
A BloodHorse magazine (issue of May 15, 1937) recap of Affirmed's 1978 Kentucky Derby victory. The story carried the headline, "Like He Always Does."
Keyword: Harbor View Farm
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Legends: Affirmed - Rare Talent
Tom Pedulla writes of Affirmed's rare talent and equally rare competition, Alydar.
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Dominated Euthanized Due to Old Age
New York sire was bred similarly to Affirmed by Harbor View Farm.
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New Website Dedicated to Affirmed Launched
A new website dedicated to the memory of Affirmed, America's last Triple Crown champion, has been launched by Affirmed Enterprises headed by Patrice Jacobs Wolfson.
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Affirmed's Owner Ready to Pass the TC Torch
Patrice Wolfson, owner of the last Triple Crown winner, says I'll Have Another is a worthy successor to Affirmed.
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Industry Leader Doc Gilman Dies at 91
Prominent New York veterinarian and industry leader Dr. Manuel Gilman died Nov. 25.
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Harbor View Colors In Winner's Circle at Calder
The famous cerise, black and white colors of Louis E. Wolfson's Harbor View Farm were back in the winner's circle Dec. 24 at Calder Race Course.
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Grade II Winner Woke Up Dreamin Retired
Woke Up Dreamin, a two-time grade II winner who was enjoying his best season yet, was retired from racing following an unplaced effort in the Oct. 1 Vosburgh Stakes (gr. I) at Belmont Park.
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McGaughey, Desormeaux, Skip Away, Flawlessly Elected to Hall of Fame
Trainer Claude "Shug" McGaughey and jockey Kent Desormeaux, along with equine stars Skip Away</a> and Flawlessly were announced Tuesday as inductees for the class of 2004 for the National Museum of Racing's Hall of Fame.
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2004 Hall of Fame Inductee: Flawlessly
Flawlessly is the second Harbor View Farm homebred elected into the Hall of Fame, joining Affirmed, the last winner of the Triple Crown.
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Foreverness Brings $102,000 To Top Fasig-Tipton Midlantic Auction
Foreverness, a 3-year-old winning son of Island Whirl, brought the top price of $102,000 Tuesday during the Fasig-Tipton Midlantic July sale of 2-year-olds in training and older horses of racing age.
