Santiva Moves to Swifty Farms in Indiana
Santiva, a grade II-winning son of Giant's Causeway, has moved from Gerry and Dana Aschinger's War Horse Place near Lexington to Dana Myers' Swifty Farms near Seymour, Ind.
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Santiva - Belmont Park June 8, 2011
Photo: Rick Samuels
Santiva - Belmont Park June 8, 2011
Photo: Rick Samuels
Santiva - Churchill Downs, 05/04/11.
Photo: Anne M. Eberhardt
Santiva Keeneland Work 04/14/11
Photo: Keeneland/Coady Photography
Santiva wins the 2010 Kentucky Jockey Club.
Photo: Churchill Downs/Reed Palmer Photography
Santiva wins the 2010 Kentucky Jockey Club.
Photo: Churchill Downs/Reed Palmer Photography
Santiva wins the 2010 Kentucky Jockey Club.
Photo: Churchill Downs/Reed Palmer Photography
Santiva wins the 2010 Kentucky Jockey Club.
Photo: Churchill Downs/Reed Palmer PhotographyConnections
| Trainer | Brendan P. Walsh |
|---|---|
| Jockey | Jesus Lopez Castanon |
| Owner | Tom R. Walters |
| Breeder | Paget Bloodstock |
Pedigree
| Santiva View Five-Cross Pedigree | Giant's Causeway | Storm Cat |
| Mariah's Storm | ||
| Slide | Smarten | |
| Safely Home |
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First Foal for Grade II Winner Santiva
Santiva, a grade II-winning son of Giant's Causeway, was represented by his first foal when a chestnut filly was born at Gerry and Dana Aschinger's War Horse Farm near Lexington Jan. 31.
Santiva to Stand at War Horse Place
Santiva, a grade II winner by 2012 leading sire Giant's Causeway, has been retired from racing for stallion duty in 2013 at Gerry and Dana Aschinger's War Horse Place near Lexington.
Grade II Winner Santiva Retired
Santiva, a grade II-winning son of Giant's Causeway, has been retired from racing because of ankle issues.
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Belmont Stakes News Minute - 6/9/2011
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Kentucky Derby News Minute - 5/2/2011
Steve Haskin updates us on the morning works and who is arriving tomorrow. Nehro, Santiva, Watch Me Go, Midnight Interlude, and Brilliant Speed worked this morning. Watch Video
Monday, May 2 Derby Workouts at a Glance
Here is a brief overview of workouts on Monday, May 2, at Churchill Downs for the Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I).
KY Derby Interview - Eddie Kenneally
Lenny Shulman interviews Eddie Kenneally, trainer for Santiva. Watch Video
Santiva, Nehro, Watch Me Go on the Track
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Derby Dozen - April 11, 2011
Lots of movement, as we have a new No. 1 for the first time. Presented by Pauls Mill Read Blog
Ky. Derby Trail: Tickets Going Fast
- By Steve Haskin
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Jaycito Staying Home for Santa Anita Derby
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Derby Dozen - March 28, 2011
Astrology hangs on while a few other horses are shifted in the mix. Presented by Pauls Mill Read Blog
Derby Dozen - March 14, 2011
There are changes in this week's Derby Dozen. A few new and a few moved, as we welcome Premier Pegasus and Silver Medallion to the mix. Presented by Pauls Mill Read Blog
Ky. Derby Trail: Derby Material
- By Steve Haskin
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Derby Dozen - March 7, 2011
Only slight movement this week with Stay Thirsty moving up to #3. Presented by Pauls Mill Read Blog
Ky. Derby Trail: Mucho Gracias
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Mucho Macho Man Runs Big to Take Risen Star
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Risen Star - Predict the Order of Finish
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It just goes to show you how fragile life is on the Derby trail, metaphorically, of course. One minute you're sitting comfortably near the top of the contenders list and the next you're in a free fall. Read Blog
Steve Haskin's Derby Dozen: 02/14/11
Steve Haskin continues his 2011 Kentucky Derby Trail with the Derby Dozen. There are a few changes this week, including a tie for position 12! Rank your own Derby Dozen list from Steve's choices! Presented by Pauls Mill Farm Read Blog
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- By Steve Haskin
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Steve Haskin's Derby Dozen: February 7, 2011
- By Steve Haskin
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