The White Fox

Mahubah's Corner: White Thoroughbreds

• By Avalyn Hunter
• July 26, 2013
• Thoroughbred Breeding

MAHUBAH'S CORNER
So far, no white Thoroughbred has ever become a stakes winner in American, but a breakthrough for these horses of a different color may be only a matter of time.

Rare White Thoroughbred Wins at Mountaineer

• By Blood-Horse Staff
• July 3, 2013
• Thoroughbred Racing, Thoroughbred Breeding, Midwest Region

Chief White Fox, whose color is officially registered as "white" by The Jockey Club, broke his maiden in his ninth career try in the second race at Mountaineer Racetrack July 1.

A Horse of a Different Color

• By Avalyn Hunter
• March 13, 2009
• Thoroughbred Breeding

MAHUBAH'S CORNER, by Avalyn Hunter

When White Beauty arrived into the world in the spring of 1963, what she portended to breeder Herman Goodpaster was trouble. At the time, The Jockey Club did not accept "white" as a color for registration, and there was serious doubt as to whether a pure Thoroughbred could be white.

The White Fox Just Wouldn't Be Denied

• By Blood-Horse Staff
• July 1, 2005
• Thoroughbred Racing

The White Fox, one of only 17 white Thoroughbreds ever registered, got down and a little dirty at River Downs June 30 and broke through with a maiden win in his second career start.

Rare White Horse Third in Career Debut

• By Blood-Horse Staff
• June 6, 2005

The White Fox, one of only 17 pure white Thoroughbreds that have ever been registered in the 300 years of recorded Thoroughbred breeding, finished third in his career debut as the 9-10 favorite in Sunday's first race at River Downs.