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By Wandering Eyes · Posted
WinStar Farm's first-year stallions Cogburn (Not This Time), 'TDN Rising Star' Timberlake (Into Mischief), and 'TDN Rising Star' Heartland (Justify) have each had their first mares checked in foal, the farm announced Friday. For more information on Cogburn ($30,000 S&N), Timberlake ($20,000 S&N), and Heartland ($10,000 S&N), visit the WinStar Farm website here. The post WinStar’s Freshman Trio All Get First Mares Checked In Foal appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article -
By Wandering Eyes · Posted
Duality Sports & Entertainment, in collaboration with the National Thoroughbred Racing Association (NTRA), will present Winner's Circle, a short documentary offering an exclusive look into the high-stakes world of professional horse race betting at the 2024 National Horseplayers Championship (NHC). The film debuts March 6, 2025, on Duality's YouTube channel, with exclusive insights and behind-the-scenes content available on NTRA.com. Each year, thousands of bettors put their skills, strategy, and bankroll to the test in qualifiers across the country, competing for a coveted spot at Caesars Horseshoe Casino in Las Vegas. The NHC is the pinnacle of horse gambling, bringing together over 600 elite horseplayers battling for the $800,000 grand prize and the prestigious title of “Horseplayer of the Year.” “The moment we stepped onto the tournament floor at the NHC, it was clear that horse racing's most passionate and knowledgeable fans are its gamblers,” said Michael Horton, director of Winner's Circle. “Handicapping is a mix of skill, instinct, and deep research. The dedication these players bring to the game is what makes this world so compelling.” The post NTRA To Present ‘Winner’s Circle’ Documentary Diving Into The World Of Championship Horse Gambling appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article -
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By Wandering Eyes · Posted
The catalogue for the Texas 2-year-olds in Training Sale, to be held April 2 at Lone Star Park, features 94 horses with a breeze show scheduled for March 31 at the Dallas-Fort Worth area track. Online bidding will be offered for the auction, which is operated by the Texas Thoroughbred Association, and supplements are still being accepted. “Consignors have consistently been bringing quality horses to our sales, and that's been proven over and over on the racetrack,” said Sales Director Foster Bridewell. “We had 2-year-old sale graduate Frost Free win the Grade III Chick Lang Stakes on Preakness Day at Pimlico last year, and yearling sale grad Coal Battle is already a millionaire and on the road to the Kentucky Derby after winning the Grade II Rebel Stakes last weekend.” Horses bred in Texas and Louisiana are strongly represented, along with those in Kentucky, Arkansas and Oklahoma, among others. Leading regional stallions with offspring in the sale include Aurelius Maximus, El Deal, Gormley and Star Guitar. Top Kentucky stallions represented include Frosted, Goldencents, Good Magic, Hard Spun, Into Mischief, Liam's Map, Maclean's Music, Omaha Beach and Union Rags. The sale offers buyers a chance for a quick return on their investment with two divisions of the $150,000-added Texas Thoroughbred Association Futurity July 5 at Lone Star Park. Sale graduates will also be eligible as 3-year-olds to compete in the $100,000-added Texas Thoroughbred Association Derby and Oaks at Sam Houston Race Park in 2026. To view the catalog and get more information about online bidding, click here. The post Texas 2-Year-Old Sale To Feature 94 Hips appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article -
By Wandering Eyes · Posted
Richard Botterill, marketing manager and auctioneer at Tattersalls Cheltenham, has died at the age of 60 after a short illness. Announcing his passing, a statement released by Tattersalls read, “[Richard] died peacefully at home, surrounded by his family. His loss is felt with immense sorrow across the entire Tattersalls group, and heartfelt condolences are extended to his family and friends during this difficult time. “Richard played a pivotal role in establishing jumping sales at Cheltenham Racecourse during his tenure as bloodstock sales manager for Brightwells Auctioneers. More recently, he was instrumental in ensuring the continued growth and success of these sales under the Tattersalls Cheltenham banner. With an innovative approach to selling proven jumps horses, he backed his judgement with confidence and worked tirelessly to deliver results in an industry he was truly passionate about.” Botterill, who grew up in Yorkshire, followed the tradition of three generations of his family when pursuing a career in the bloodstock industry. His great-grandfather Richard Percival Botterill trained in Malton, and grandfather Jack Botterill founded the family auctioneering business, Botterills. Jack initially sold horses in York and at the local racecourses following selling races, before establishing the first sales at Ascot Racecourse in 1953. The business was later taken over by Richard's father, Michael, and his uncle John, carrying forward the family's proud tradition in the industry. After stints working for David Nicholson and Bob Woodhouse, Botterill followed his father in serving an 'apprenticeship' at Goffs, spending six years in Ireland, during which time he rode out for Ted Walsh and competed in point-to-points. Returning to the UK in 1990 to join the family firm at Ascot, he later embarked on his own venture, specialising in the sale of sport horses and staged the inaugural National Hunt Breeze-up Sale of New Zealand Thoroughbreds for trainer David Barons. His business was subsequently bought by Russell, Baldwin & Bright, later renamed Brightwells, and he became a shareholder at the Hereford-based auction house. Botterill and Brightwells identified a niche in selling selected point-to-point horses at the home of jump racing, and very quickly the Cheltenham sales venue became an integral part of the jumping market. Over the past 21 years, sales at the venue have realised exponential growth, driven by the increasing demand for Irish and British point-to-pointers and jumps form horses. In 2015, Tattersalls acquired Brightwells' Ascot and Cheltenham Sales division, retaining the bloodstock team including Botterill, who played a pivotal role in successfully establishing the Ascot Yearling Sale, which has since been rebranded as the Tattersalls Somerville Yearling Sale. Tattersalls associate director Matthew Prior said, “It's incredibly hard to put into words just how much Richard meant to all of us. He wasn't just a colleague – he was a great friend and the heart and soul of the Tattersalls Cheltenham sales. He was innovative, had an infectious enthusiasm, and a warmth that made everyone feel welcome. Tattersalls is indebted to him for his contribution to its sales in both the UK and Ireland, particularly in the point-to-point sector, where he played a pivotal role in its growth over the past 20 years. His absence will be profoundly felt at the sales, and he will be deeply missed by everyone who had the privilege of knowing him.” Botterill took particular pride in his 21-year association with sales at Prestbury Park, including the most recent ten years with Tattersalls Cheltenham, as well as his family's longstanding history with the Ascot sales. Auctioneering horses was his enduring and lifelong passion. Speaking on camera last autumn, he reflected on the excitement of his role, saying, “To sell horses at Cheltenham under Tattersalls is amazing – there is such a buzz to it.” Richard Botterill is survived by his wife Liz and son Jack. Funeral details will be announced at a later date. The post ‘Heart and Soul of Tattersalls Cheltenham’ Richard Botterill Dies at 60 appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article
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