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By Wandering Eyes · Posted
The 2025 edition of La Route des Etalons will last from Friday, Jan. 17 through Saturday, Jan. 18. A total of 20 stud farms will open their doors to the public with at least 90 stallions set to parade. La Route is a unique opportunity to discover many of the best stallions and studs in France, as well as to meet many racing and breeding professionals in a very friendly atmosphere. “We would like to sincerely thank the participating stud farms, France Galop (for organising a trip), our partners in the French press (France Sire, Galorama, Jour de Galop) and the foreign press (EBN, Racing Post, TDN, Turf Times) for their participation in and support for this event,” the organisation said in a statement. For more details on La Route des Etalons and participating stallions and stud farms, please visit their website. The post A Score Of French Stud Farms Will Participate In The 2025 La Route Des Etalons 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
Four newly-elected board members of the Kentucky Thoroughbred Association (KTA) and the Kentucky Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders (KTOB) were announced by the organizations Friday. Whit Beckman, Kelsey Danner, Austin Luttrell and Michael Snyder were elected to serve three-year terms while incumbents William Daugherty, Walker Hancock, Dermot Ryan and Kim Smith were also reelected. “We would like to thank Patrick Costello and James Baker for their service,” the KTA said in a press release Friday. “Pat and Jimmy were instrumental in both shaping policy for marketing investments and our advocacy for racing economics which have made Kentucky racing the strongest in North America.” The post Whit Beckman And Kelsey Danner Lead List Of Newly-Elected KTA/KTOB Board Of Directors 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
Early Voting (Gun Runner), the 2022 GI Preakness Stakes winner who has made a remarkable recovery from issues which imperiled his breeding career, has achieved a high conception rate and his first-crop progeny were so well-received at last fall's breeding stock sales that the Early Voting Consortium has donated $30,000 to the Mont Liggins Trust. After getting 120 mares in foal from his first book at Coolmore Stud in 2023, Early Voting was later found to be suffering from anejaculatory syndrome, an inability to ejaculate. The stallion was treated by New Zealander Dr. Paddy O'Casaigh, renowned for having helped salvage the breeding careers of numerous stallions, including Nureyev and El Gran Senor. According to a release, the Early Voting Consortium intends to continue making a series of grants each year. Early Voting, who now stands at Taylor Made and will stand the 2025 season at $12,500, same as last season. “This stallion is leaving his stamp on his progeny,” said Taylor Made President Ben Taylor. “They are athletic, muscular and already look like making early racing propositions. The excellent response and his competitive service fee make for an appealing breeding opportunity that will see him attract many mares for the 2025 breeding season.” O'Casaigh said that the EV Consortium is also exploring the possibility of shuttling the stallion to the Southern Hemisphere in 2025/2026. The post Early Voting Consortium Contributes $30K To Mont Liggins Trust For Research 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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Despite efforts of Turfway Park's track crew, lingering effects from last week's extreme cold and winter weather have made it impossible to safely conduct racing Jan. 10.View the full article -
By Chief Stipe · Posted
Any centralisation ideas are driven by the black hole 🕳 of cost that Riccarton has become. A turf track that needs massive renovation and an AWT that doesn't pay its way. Any decline in racing further South is more likely to be driven by declining horse numbers and economics which has come before any conspiracy.
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