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  • Del Mar's Matriarch: Brown, D'Amato, or ???
    Chad Brown has shipped in to win five of the last six runnings of the Matriarch and has four for this year's edition vs. three from local turf leader Phil D'Amato.
  • Millie Girl Faces Males in Valedictory Test
    After handily defeating her own sex in her last two starts, Millie Girl will face males for the first time in the CA$150,000 Valedictory Stakes (G3) Dec. 3 at Woodbine.
  • Lady de Berry Heads Competitive Jimmy Durante
    The $100,000 Jimmy Durante Stakes (G3T), for 2-year-old fillies going one-mile on the turf, drew a field of 11 evenly matched juveniles Dec. 2 at Del Mar.
  • No Restoration in Grade for Mrs. Revere, Commonwealth
    Two races at Churchill Downs that were downgraded when moved from turf to dirt this past week—the Nov. 24 Mrs. Revere Stakes (G3) and Nov. 26 Commonwealth Stakes—will not have their initial grades restored by the American Graded Stakes Committee.
  • Light Up Racing Initiative Launched
    The primary objective of Light Up is to empower the industry community with accurate knowledge by providing transparent information and distilled research.
  • Indiana Commission Suspends Vet Loomis for Six Years
    The Indiana Horse Racing Commission approved Nov. 30 administrative law judge Michael Buker's conclusion to suspend equine veterinarian Dr. Cynthia Loomis for six years for violating Indiana racing rules. She was also fined $10,000.
  • Horseshoe Indianapolis Donates Buses to Local Charities
    It's a season of giving and Horseshoe Indianapolis is embracing the spirit by giving back to the community. Two 2020 Shuttle buses were recently donated to two worthy organizations in Shelby County, Ind.
  • Betting on a Closer in the Cigar Mile
    J. Keeler Johnson handicaps the Cigar Mile at Aqueduct.
  • Arizona HBPA: Turf Paradise to Reopen Jan. 29
    According to a social media post by the Arizona Horsemen's Benevolent and Protective Association, racing will resume at Turf Paradise Jan. 29 for a meet that will continue until May 4, based on approval by the Arizona Racing Commission.
  • Arizona HBPA: Turf Paradise to Reopen Jan. 29
    According to a social media post by the Arizona Horsemen's Benevolent and Protective Association, racing will resume at Turf Paradise Jan. 29 for a meet that will continue until May 4, based on approval by the Arizona Racing Commission.
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  • Fence Crossing Fail
    One of North Carolina’s wild horses recently got herself stuck halfway over a fence. The 1-year-old mare, Amelia, is a member of the wild horses of Corolla who live on the Outer Banks. In attempting to cross a fence she apparently misjudged (youthful inexperience?) and got stuck straddling the rails with her front legs on [...]
  • Poland Proposes Pensions for Working Dogs and Horses
    The Interior Ministry of Poland has proposed new legislation that would grant dogs and horses serving the police, border guard and fire services the type of retirement they deserve. The legislation grants official status to each working animal and a stipend paid to their new owners to help cover their cost. The law was drafted [...]
  • A Flourish of Gripping News from America’s Mid-West
    June 17, 1875, Saline, Kansas (USA): Our vigilant sheriff captured a horse their by the name of Clark at Bavaria, last evening, and brought him to the jail, late in the night. He had been disturbing horse flesh on Chapman’s creek. The other part of his name was not I.F. There will be a grand [...]
  • Our Woven Lives
    Written by Life Coach, Katherine Jansen, Shepherd’s Knoll Farm I was looking for a topic for the women’s group I lead, and the word of the day in the Daily Word booklet I subscribe to was "Weave". And I love this word. For the actual weavers of the world, I do weave sometimes, using yarn [...]
  • Women, Fillies and the Preakness Stakes
    After the 2020 postponement until October due to the Covid pandemic, this year’s Preakness Stakes returns to its traditional place, 2 weeks after the Kentucky Derby and 3 weeks before the Belmont Stakes. Middle child syndrome certainly does not apply to this year’s middle gem of the Triple Crown series. The public spotlight shines [...]
  • Frontier News from the Overland Mail Coach
    May 9, 1860, Springfield, Ohio (USA): The Overland Mail Coach, with Lieut. Cogswell, of the USA, Dr. J P Breck, and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold, as passengers, and San Francisco dates to the 20th of April, arrived here at 4 P M California news anticipated by the Pony Express. By this arrival we have news [...]
  • FEI Hands Out Rider Suspensions
    "Humanity's true moral test, its fundamental test…consists of its attitude towards those who are at its mercy: animals." ― Milan Kundera The Federation Equestre International (FEI), the international governing body of equestrian sports, recently handed down two rider suspensions and had an earlier suspension set aside on appeal. Brazilian Dressage Athlete Suspended for 3 Years [...]
  • The Indelible Allure of Poitou Donkeys
    What is it about horses that we love so much? Their beauty? Their strength? Their soulful eyes that know all our secrets? Of course, the answer is YES. Trying to explain our love of horses to others can be difficult. Perhaps the simplest explanation is that “it’s just something that happens.” Oceana contemplates [...]
  • Couple Sentenced for Dragging Horse Behind Truck
    In November 2019, a disturbing video was posted to Facebook showing a horse tied and dragged behind a moving truck. As the truck moved forward in the snow, the lead rope became taut. As the horse braced against the pressure its hooves slipped through the snow. The truck then sped up dragging the thrashing [...]
  • Couple Sentenced for Dragging Horse Behind Truck
    In November 2019, a disturbing video was posted to Facebook showing a horse tied and dragged behind a moving truck. As the truck moved forward in the snow, the lead rope became taut. As the horse braced against the pressure its hooves slipped through the snow. The truck then sped up dragging the thrashing [...]
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  • NRCHA Snaffle Bit Futurity Sales Over the Top
    The two-day 2023 Western Bloodstock NCHA Snaffle Bit Futurity Sales concluded on Saturday, October 21st with record sales. Twelve horses sold for $100,000 or more with 16 horses bringing $95,000 or more.
  • Record-setting NRCHA Futurity Sale
    Day One of the 2023 Western Bloodstock NCHRA Snaffle Bit Futurity Sales saw records fall as four horses commanded $100,000-plus, with a total of seven bringing $95,000 or more.
  • Top market for Slate River Ranch Sale
    The 2023 ­Slate River Ranch Broodmare and Yearling Sale, held at the Weatherford, Texas ranch on October 6, posted an average of $34,553 on 38 horses, signaling a strong market for major upcoming fall sales.
  • Slate River Ranch to Host Landmark Broodmare and Yearling Sale
    Leading cutting horse breeder Slate River Ranch, home of 2014 Horse of the Year Junie Wood and 2021 NCHA Open Futurity Champion Janie Wood, will hold their Landmark Broodmare and Yearling Sale at the ranch in Weatherford, Texas, on October 6, 2023
  • 2023 Mid-Year Cutting Horse Sale sets a bench mark
    Live streamed on Saturday, July 22, during the NCHA Summer Spectacular, the 2023 Mid-Year Cutting Horse Sale established a digital performance horse sales high bar with a top five average $41,600.
  • 2022 NCHA Futurity Preferred Breeders Sale Session III
    Nu Rollz Royce, a yearling filly by Rollz Royce, topped Session III of the NCHA Futurity Preferred Breeders Sale at $335,000. She was consigned by Alan Chappell and purchased by Steve Martin, Brenham, Tex.
  • 2022 NCHA Futurity Preferred Breeders Sale Session II
    Happened In Denver, by Metallic Cat, topped Session II at $130,000. The red roan yearling colt, bred by Waco Bend Ranch, was consigned by Gale Force Quarter Horses and sold to Kathleen Moore, Madill, Okla.
  • 2022 NCHA Futurity Preferred Breeders Sale Session I
    The yearling Dual Rey colt Reynowned, bred and consigned by Holmes Performance Horses/Linda Holmes, sold for $240,000 to 3T Ranch/Pat Taylor, Pilot Point, Tex.
  • Another One for the Books
    CR Catty Reys, by Dual Reyish, consigned by Billy Wolf, brought The Evening Session’s highest-winning bid of $985,000 from Rocking P Ranch, Fort Worth, Texas.
  • Another One for the Books
    CR Catty Reys, by Dual Reyish, consigned by Billy Wolf, brought The Evening Session’s highest-winning bid of $985,000 from Rocking P Ranch, Fort Worth, Texas.