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SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. – Add Virgin Colada (More than Ready) to the Resolute Racing's burgeoning list of firsts. So, so many firsts in its first season of racing. With her huge finish in the stretch in the seventh race Sunday at Saratoga Race Course, Virgin Colada got to the wire first, a half-length in front of Running Away (Gun Runner) in the 1 1/16-miles maiden special weight contest for 2-year-old fillies and was promptly tabbed a 'TDN Rising Star.' She won her, yes, first start in 1:44.32 and paid $11.20 as the 9-2 second choice in the field of 10. John Stewart, who launched Resolute Racing in a major way last year with a slew of bloodstock purchases, made his first trip to the Saratoga winner's circle following a maiden race. It won't be his last. He broke his personal Spa maiden last month as the co-owner with Merriebelle Stables of Didia (Arg) (Orpen), winner of the GI New York Stakes during the Belmont Stakes festival. Virgin Colada, trained by Chad Brown, earned a place on the Resolute Racing honor roll as the stables' first winner from a yearling auction buy. She was acquired for $110,000 at the Fasig-Tipton October Sale. Although the 2-year-old ridgling Mensa (Complexity) prevailed in the Victoria Stakes at Woodbine Friday, Resolute bought him for $740,000 after he had already broken his maiden. “She's our first 2-year-old that we purchased and put into the system,” Stewart said. “It's really exciting for us. It's only our second that has made it to the track, so we're excited to get this win. She looked really, really good. We have a lot of confidence in Chad, so we expect great things from her.” Stewart said he was part of the Resolute team that identified the filly as a prospect it wanted. “Just the way that she looked and we liked her pedigree,” Stewart said. “She kind of ticked those boxes for us and then she's come along nicely and developed. She's a really nice physical, and she's got a real quick turn of foot, which you saw that in the stretch there.” Starting from the inside under Flavien Prat, Virgin Colada stayed near the rail well off the pace of :24.19, and :49.74, near the back of the field. She began to move toward contention in the second turn, but was still eighth, some 3 1/2 lengths back entering the stretch. Prat moved her out to the middle of the lane and she produced her winning move, which was a tad sharper than fellow-closer Rare Art's (Munnings), to overtake Running Away. “When she turned it on, she passed six or seven horses there and had to be real patient as well,” Stewart said. “It was really nice to see that and it topped off a nice weekend for us.” With “nice,” Stewart was understating Resolute's weekend results. In roughly 51 hours, Mensa picked up the victory at Woodbine, Pounce (Lookin at Lucky) won the GIII Lake George at Saratoga Saturday and Misty Veil (Tonalist) was third in Saratoga 's GII Shuvee Stakes a couple of hours before Virgin Colada went to the gate on the inner turf course. Virgin Colada–named for Stewart's cocktail of choice because he does not drink alcohol–was the stable's eighth winner from 31 starts, all in 2024. The first seven wins were in stakes. Stewart, a native Kentuckian who founded the private equity firm MiddleGround Capital, has not eased quietly into the Thoroughbred business, though his first purchase was a single horse at the 2022 Keeneland September sale. Last year, he spent $25 million on bloodstock in under 10 months. He purchased the Shadwell Shadayid Stud in Midway, Ky, for his base of operations. “I had one horse in September and I have 130 horses now,” he said. “I've got 43 in training; 28 2-year-olds.” Meanwhile, Stewart has continued to grow his stable. “I have 23 yearlings already before the season starts,” he said. Stewart said Resolute will be a player in the Fasig-Tipton Saratoga Sale in August. “I've already been through the catalogue, and have my eye on five or six that we are going back with us, for sure,” he said. “Then we'll be opportunistic on some others. Just trying to strategize going through the sales season. I like to participate. But also, we just got our farm up and running. I've just got to like balance out, on the team, how much resources that we need.” Stewart said Virgin Colada fits into what he expects from a stable loaded with grass runners. “About 80% of my program is turf because I really want international competition,” he said. “You're going to see me take some of these best horses. My first thought when Pounce won yesterday was 'Australia.' I want to take some really good ones. I want to compete on an international scale. I want dirt for the Classic races, because those are important to us, but you're going to see us be really concentrated on the turf.” Less than a year after boldly launching his ambitious racing venture, Stewart was having his picture taken at Saratoga with a debuting 2-year-old, the first Resolute baby to win. The significance of that moment late on a sunny Sunday afternoon in July wasn't lost on him. “Here's the thing: everything I'm doing it's the first time for me for everything,” he said. “It's my first year in the program. Before this race I think we were 18th on the leading owners on stakes races already and we don't even have half of our crop running. The back half of this year, I think we're going to do some really special stuff.” The post Virgin Colada Delivers Big Kick to Give Resolute a Notable Victory appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article

After several flash floods damaged the New Mexico track following June wildfires, Ruidoso Downs will transfer the remainder of its meet, which runs until Sept. 2, to The Downs at Albuquerque.View the full article

With her afterburner at maximum capacity, it was Casalu (Caracaro–Key d'Oro, by Medaglia d'Oro) who torched a field of fillies en route to earning a newly-minted 'TDN Rising Star' at Del Mar's seaside oval on Sunday afternoon. Looking to make good on a bullet workout she posted at Santa Anita July 8 when she went four furlongs in :46.40 (1/54), the heavy favorite here blazed out of the gate and clearly established her lead up the backstretch. Casalu felt some hoofbeats around the far turn, but entering the lane her jets kicked in and she ended up winning by some six lengths over Oveta's Hobby (Army Mule). The final running time was :58.05. Out of 49 foals of racing age, this was the fourth worldwide winner and first 'TDN Rising Star' for freshman sire Caracaro (Uncle Mo). Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0. Sales History: $775,000 '24 OBSAPR. O-Michael E. Pegram, Karl Watson and Paul Weitman; B-LLP Performance Horses LLC; T-Bob Baffert. CASALU ($3.20) and @JJHernandezS19 made winning look easy in @DelMarRacing race 4. The 2-year-old by Caracaro (@CrestwoodKY) won on debut for trainer @BobBaffert. Jump in on the next: https://t.co/GuH0DxgT85 pic.twitter.com/ap6xLzfUJN — FanDuel Racing (@FanDuel_Racing) July 21, 2024 The post Casalu Attains ‘TDN Rising Star’ At Seaside Oval For Freshman Sire Caracaro appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article

On paper, there was a lot to like about Immersive (Nyquist) in Sunday's ninth race at Saratoga, a six-furlong maiden for 2-year-old fillies. She is by the top sire Nyquist, owned and bred by Godolphin and trained by Brad Cox. With those credentials, a short price might have been in order, but somehow the bay went off at 10-1. Looks like the bettors got this one wrong. After a perfect stalking trip under Manny Franco, Immersive won by two lengths and paid $22.80. The running time was 1:12.60 for the six furlongs. “It's important to any first timer, you need to break good and need to be able to give them a clean trip,” Franco said. “That was perfect. She got into a good rhythm. When those two horses were in front of me, I thought I had a chance. She came running when I asked her. Sometimes when you hit her, you have to be careful. It's hard for me because there is a lot of adrenaline and I want to win the race. Sometimes, in races like this you have to be gentle with the horse.” Spun Candy (Hard Spun) and Laughing Lady (Practical Joke) vied for the early lead while Immersive stalked the pair from third. The Mark Casse-trained Salted (Tapit) was second and Spun Candy held on for third. Salted stumbled at the start and soon thereafter lagged behind the field. Considering her trip and how she closed in the stretch, she ran a winning race. The winning dam is Gap Year (Bernardini), who won two of eight career starts while earning $124,990. She's had five foals with two horses to race and now two winners. The other is Takingtimeoff (Curlin), who won a maiden special weight race at Delaware Park. 9th-Saratoga, $100,000, Msw, 7-21, 2yo, f, 6f, 1:12.60, ft, 2 lengths. IMMERSIVE (f, 2, Nyquist–Gap Year, by Bernardini), let go at 10-1, chased the early pacesetters through a quarter in :22.76 and rolled up challenge pacesetter Spun Candy (Hard Spun) as the half went up in :46.48. She put that game foe away in deep stretch and pulled away to win by two lengths. Salted (Tapit) closed late to nip Spun Candy for second. Gap Year, a daughter of Grade I winner Dubai Escapade (Awesome Again), produced a filly by Street Sense this year and was bred back to that stallion. Click for the Equibase.com chart or VIDEO, sponsored by FanDuel TV. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, $55,000. O/B-Godolphin (KY); T-Brad H. Cox. The post Quiet on the Board, Nyquist First-Timer Immersive Wins Spa Maiden appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article

Trained by Cherie DeVaux, Without Caution was a professional first-out winner at Saratoga Race Course.View the full article

Four-time Breeders' Cup winning trainer Wayne Catalano won his 3,000th race as a trainer July 21 when Alilnalot took the fourth race at Ellis Park.View the full article

Thorpedo Anna is the undisputed leader of her division after her scintillating scores in the Kentucky Oaks (G1) in May at Churchill Downs and the Acorn (G1) in June during the Spa's Belmont Stakes Racing Festival en route to the CCA Oaks.View the full article

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. – A final decision on whether or not 'TDN Rising Star' Thorpedo Anna (Fast Anna) will run against the boys in the $1.25 million GI Travers Stakes will be made on Saturday. That's the deadline trainer Kenny McPeek put on himself Sunday morning, the day after his 3-year-old filly dominated the GI Coaching Club American Oaks, winning by 4 1/2 lengths. “We are going to take the week, get her back on the track Wednesday, and I will make a decision Saturday,” McPeek said, sitting in his office at the Oklahoma Annex Sunday morning. “We have to look at her every day and make sure she is going into it as well as she can because she will have to be.” Thorpedo Anna has won six of seven career starts by a combined 36 1/4 lengths. A filly has not won the Midsummer Derby since 1915 when Lady Rotha did it. The last filly to try the Travers was Wonder Gadot (Medaglia d'Oro), who finished 10th in 2018. McPeek could keep Thorpedo Anna against fillies and run her in the $600,000 GI Alabama Stakes Aug. 17. That race, like the Travers which is a week later, is 1 1/4 miles. “She would get a five-pound weight break (Thorpedo Anna would carry 121 pounds in the Travers), would run for twice as much if we would run in the Alabama,” McPeek said. “I have to look at the speed figures, who the possibles are (for the Travers).” McPeek said that Dornoch (Good Magic) who won the GI Haskell Stakes Saturday, would be the Travers favorite. But the idea does intrigue him of having Thorpedo Anna try the colts. He said that since Thorpedo Anna crossed the finish line in the Coaching Club American Oaks, he has been asked about the Travers “about 80 times.” “That's fine,” he said. “She would be talked about in terms of Genuine Risk and Ruffian and Winning Colors … Rachel (Alexandra) and Zenyatta,” he said. “That is rare air that we are flirting with. Maybe she needs a challenge; she really hasn't had one.” Dornoch Back In Saratoga, Travers The Next Goal Just before 11 a.m. Sunday, GI Haskell Stakes champion Dornoch (Good Magic) was back in Saratoga. He vanned back from the Jersey Shore and trainer Danny Gargan was right behind in his car. Gargan was gushing the day after Dornoch beat 'TDN Rising Star' Mindframe (Constitution) to notch his second consecutive Grade I. He won the Belmont Stakes at Saratoga last month. He has three wins in five starts this year and is five for nine for his career. And, right now, he is the best 3-year-old colt in the nation. “I think he can win every time he runs,” Gargan said at the barn, “but I have always thought that. You know that.” The next goal is the $1.25, GI Travers Stakes at Saratoga at the end of the month. Before that, Gargan said, Dornoch will be taking a side trip to GMP Farm in nearby Schuylerville where he will have Hyperbaric Oxygen Chamber therapy, a procedure that delivers increased amount of oxygen to injured tissues. “He has a skin disease,” Gargan said. “This is the best way to clear it up.” Gargan said his runner will be at the farm until Thursday and then be back at his barn where he will be pointed to the Travers. Gargan said he anticipates Dornoch will have two works before the Midsummer Derby. The first will be 15 or 16 days from the race, the second seven or eight days. “We aren't going to do anything crazy,” Gargan said. “We'll keep working him half miles in 48 and change. This is a special horse.” Before Dornoch ever ran, Gargan made the bold statement that the horse would be the best he ever trained. Dornoch is backing his trainer up now. In the Haskell, it looked as though Mindframe was going to blow right by Dornoch at the top of the stretch but it was not to be. Under Luis Saez, Dornoch dug in and refused to lose, winning by 1 1/4 lengths. “It looked like Mindframe was going to win by five or six (lengths),” Gargan said. “He has a tendency to wait on his competition; he does that in workouts and that's why people think he gets outworked sometimes,” Gargan said. “When horses come to him, that's when he really starts running. If someone wants to run real fast, he will run real fast with them.” Dornoch is owned by West Paces Racing LLC, R.A. Hill Stable, Belmar Racing and Breeding LLC, Two Eight Racing LLC and Pine Racing Stables. The group will have some fun as they prepare to watch Dornoch go for his third straight Grade I and cement a championship. “I think we have one of the best horses in the country right now,” Gargan said. “If he stays healthy, he is going to be tough in the Travers.” Fierceness (City of Light), outside with Danny Wright, works 4 furlongs on the main track at Saratoga with stablemate Marche (Mitole) Sunday morning. Fierceness, pointing to the Jim Dandy Saturday for ⁦@PletcherRacing⁩, went in 49.61 (63/135). ⁦@theTDN⁩ pic.twitter.com/U8e9PvUgXL — Tim Wilkin (@tjwilkin) July 21, 2024 Pletcher Turns The Page; Getting Fierceness Ready For Jim Dandy On Saturday, Hall of Fame trainer Todd Pletcher watched Mindframe, the 4-5 favorite, finish second to Dornoch in the GI Haskell Stakes at Monmouth Park. Sunday, he was getting 'TDN Rising Star' Fierceness (City of Light) ready for the $500,000 GII Jim Dandy Stakes at Saratoga on Saturday. Just after 7 on Sunday morning, Fierceness and exercise rider Danny Wright worked four furlongs in :49.61 (61/135) on the main track. They worked in company with stablemate Marche (Mitole), who has one career start. “He is a good breeze horse,” Pletcher said of Fierceness while standing outside his office at the Oklahoma training track. “He did what he always does. We were not looking to do a whole lot six days out, just keep him happy.” Fierceness hasn't raced since finishing 15th as the favorite in the GI Kentucky Derby May 4. Before that, he had been brilliant in the GI Florida Derby, winning by 13 1/2 lengths. Pletcher was not going to go down the road towards the GI Travers with Fierceness. He and owner Mike Repole have both said that the colt needs more time between races than most horses. The Travers is four weeks after the Jim Dandy. That might not be enough. “I don't want to get ahead of myself right now,” Pletcher said. “We are trying to win the Jim Dandy and we will assess his performance in there and see how he comes out of it. I don't want to make any predictions to where he is going after that yet.” Repole, still stinging from Mindframe's 1 1/4-length loss to Dornoch in the Haskell, isn't going to beat the drums for the Travers either. He wants to see what Fierceness does Saturday. “You can only run the Travers at the end of August when you are a 3-year-old,” Repole said by phone Sunday. “Without even seeing the Jim Dandy, it's not even in my mind. Has he proven that he runs better with breaks? Yeah. We expect a huge race (Saturday), but we don't have to get it. We know this game.” Mindframe, who Repole co-owns with Vinnie and Teresa Viola's St. Elias Stables LLC, has two wins and two seconds in his short career. His other runner-up performance came in the GI Belmont Stakes at Saratoga last month when he drifted in the lane, costing him in a race also won by Dornoch. He did not drift as badly in the Haskell, but it was enough that Pletcher and Repole are thinking about maybe making an equipment change. “We will consider it,” Pletcher said about the possibility of adding blinkers. “Look, the winner was good. We were second and I don't think our horse made any big mistakes. Irad (jockey Ortiz Jr.) felt that when he got to the front, (Mindframe) lost focus a little bit. We talked about it (equipment change) but I don't like to make decisions immediately after a race.” Pletcher said that the Travers is still “in play” for Mindframe. “We have not lost confidence in the horse,” he said. “We just need to improve that little bit.” The post Saratoga Notebook, Presented By NYRA Bets: McPeek Says He Will Make Travers Decision on Thorpedo Anna Saturday appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article

Trained by Cherie DeVaux, Without Caution was a professional first-out winner at Saratoga Race Course.View the full article

Sierra Leone breezed a half-mile solo July 21 over Saratoga Race Course's Oklahoma training track in his final preparation for the July 27 $500,000 Jim Dandy at The Spa. View the full article

Prat takes advantage of stumble by Venti Valentine to get early position and stalks to a 2 1/2-length win.View the full article

Saving her best for last, first time starter Virgin Colada (More Than Ready–Episcopal, by Carpe Diem) mounted a strong charge down the lane to graduate and earn a 'TDN Rising Star' for her effort at Saratoga on Sunday afternoon. Sporting the silks of John Stewart's Resolute Racing, the filly debuted as a 9-2 shot here. The 2-year-old, who remained near the rear of the field until the top of the lane, launched her bid down the center of the course and sailed past the competition to get her picture taken. The final running time was 1:44.32. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0. Sales History: $110,000 '23 FTKOCT. O-; B-Fred W. Hertrich III & John D. Fielding; T-Chad C. Brown. #2 Virgin Colada closes in the center of the racetrack to break her maiden at first asking in R7 at Saratoga! Chad Brown trains and Flavien Prat had the mount. pic.twitter.com/OK843N2jE7 — TwinSpires Racing (@TwinSpires) July 21, 2024 The post Virgin Colada Sweeps Home To Scoop Up ‘TDN Rising Star’ Badge At Saratoga appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article

This day 22nd July in horse racing news history From the extensive Horse Betting news archives we present the all the thoroughbred racing action in Australian and overseas racing news in history. Delve in and enjoy our walk back in horse racing time. 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Michael Freedman believes Wings Of Desire, the half sister to champion mare Winx, has the scope to get up to distances in which her famous sibling excelled. View the full article

Trainer Wayne Catalano celebrated his 3000th career win Sunday when 4-year-old gelding Alilnalot (Tapiture) won race four at Ellis Park, a $30,000 maiden claimer. Catalano, who began his training career in 1983 following a successful riding career, has seen over 15,000 horses start under his name including the likes of GI Qatar Racing Breeders' Cup Sprint winner Aloha West (Hard Spun) and dual Breeders' Cup winner Stephanie's Kitten (Kitten's Joy). “I've been waiting on this one a long time,” said Catalano after the milestone Sunday. “I got to have my family here today and it means the world to me.” The post Trainer Wayne Catalano Celebrates 3,000 Career Wins Sunday appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article

Rider Penalties K Mudhoo | Oamaru 21 July; careless riding; suspended 27 July – 3 August inclusive. A Balloo | Oamaru 21 July; use of whip; suspended 27 July – 4 August inclusive. K Williams | Oamaru 21 July; use of whip; suspended 22-26 July inclusive. T Ladouceur | Oamaru 21 July; use of whip (2 charges); suspended 22 July – 10 August inclusive. Trainer Penalty J & R Vance | Auckland 21 July; incorrect gear; fined $100. Horse Penalty SWEET AND SASSY | Auckland 21 July; late scratching after refusing to load; must complete trial. General The Auckland TR meeting scheduled for 17 July was transferred to 21 July due to mechanical issues. The Hawke’s Bay RI meeting scheduled for 18 July was abandoned due to the weather and track conditions. The Racing Rotorua meeting scheduled for 20 July was abandoned due to the weather and track conditions. The Taranaki RI meeting scheduled for 20 July was abandoned due to the weather and track conditions. The post 15-21 July 2024 appeared first on RIB. View the full article

Following his July 20 victory in the $1 million Haskell Stakes (G1) at Monmouth Park, Dornoch walked off the van early the morning of July 21 and into Danny Gargan's barn at Saratoga Race Course. The trainer was still walking on air.View the full article

Trained by Cherie DeVaux, Without Caution was a professional first-out winner at Saratoga Race Course.View the full article

Driver Penalties S O’Reilly | NZ Metropolitan 19 July; medical clearance required. H Chief Stipelas | NZ Metropolitan 19 July; incompetent driving; suspended 22 July – 29 August inclusive. C Butt | NZ Metropolitan 19 July; use of whip; suspended 20 July – 4 August inclusive. Protest DANCING GLENIS | NZ Metropolitan 19 July; raced in incorrect gait for a distance; disqualified from 5th. The post 15-21 July 2024 appeared first on RIB. View the full article

Trainer Penalty B Pringle | Non-raceday dated 17 July; failed to present runner free of prohibited substance (2 charges); fined $7,000. General The Southland GRC meeting scheduled for 15 July was abandoned due to a frozen track. Protests GRANDE VUE ACE | Auckland 28 January; raced with prohibited substance in system; disqualified from 1st. GRANDE VUE ACE | Christchurch 15 February; raced with prohibited substance in system; disqualified from 1st. The post 15-21 July 2024 appeared first on RIB. View the full article

With plenty of power left in her tank down the lane, Raging Sea (Curlin–Stormy Welcome, Storm Cat) took home the GII Shuvee Stakes at Saratoga on Sunday afternoon. Last seen running fourth in the GI Odgen Phipps Stakes over this course last month and as an 8-5 shot here, the 4-year-old chestnut set up shop just behind pacemaker Misty Veil (Tonalist) once the backstretch began to unfurl. The homebred waited her turn and the rail opened up at the top of the stretch. Kicking for home, the filly flashed her late speed and won by two lengths over Shotgun Hottie (Gun Runner). The final running time was 1:51.95. Lifetime Record: 10-5-1-1. O/B-Alpha Delta Stables, LLC; T-Chad Brown. Your 8/5 favorite Raging Sea pulls away in the G2 Shuvee S. at Saratoga under Flavien Prat for trainer Chad Brown! The third stakes win for this 4YO filly by Curlin. pic.twitter.com/nlSz35br84 — TwinSpires Racing (@TwinSpires) July 21, 2024 The post Raging Sea Keeps Afloat Down The Lane To Win Shuvee Stakes At Saratoga appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article

Sakima, an AU$1.25 million daughter of 2013 Alcibiades (G1) winner My Conquestadory, earned her first career victory at Kensington July 17.View the full article

It was announced during the telecast of the GI Haskell Stakes that Dornoch (Good Magic) will stand at stud at Spendthrift Farm. Spendthrift General Manager Ned Toffey addresses another big move by his team. TDN: What is it about Dornoch that makes him a good stallion candidate? NT: He's obviously got a great pedigree and he's a very talented horse. We always thought he was a really talented horse. They tried to rate him in the Blue Grass and he got wiped out from the one hole in the Derby. The luster went off him a little bit. He's now come back and shown what he truly is. He's a horse that when you put him in a race, he likes to gauge other horses. I've always likened him to a kid who just loves to compete. He's out there playing but when you go to compete with him that's when he shows his talent and his toughness and competitiveness. He was a very nice horse as a 2-year-old and as an early 3-year-old. In the last two races he's re-established what he's able to do. He's a big, beautiful, classy-looking animal. With that pedigree and with his looks, that made him a no-brainer as stallion prospect. When he won the Belmont, we felt like it was time to try to get something done on him. This was a good deal for both sides and we're thrilled he's coming to Spendthrift. TDN: Can you give us a time line on how and when the deal was struck? NT: It was after the Belmont. Every stud farm is watching all these races. (Spendthrift owner) Eric Gustavson asked the question, if they win the Belmont, who would we go after? We named a few horses and he was one of them. TDN: He will be one of the first sons of Good Magic to go to stud. How much did you take into account how well-bred he is? NT: Puca has established herself as a heck of a mare. Curlin is a phenomenal sire. You worry about trying to stand the son of a younger stallion. But we felt that Good Magic has established himself now to a level where it's very appealing to stand a son. The sire line has been so good and Good Magic is establishing himself as a very nice stallion. That he is the sire was certainly a plus. TDN: Spendthrift has been very aggressive lately and has not been afraid to go after any stallion. What is the mantra at Spendthrift right now? NT: Early on, if you look at some of our success, it was really shaped by Malibu Moon and, more recently, Into Mischief. These were horses who started at a very low level before rising to the highest levels of the sport. That has shaped a lot of what we've done. We realize a good stallion could come from anywhere, but the reality is, with the way the market has evolved over the last 10 to 15 years, everybody's filter has gotten a little finer, so far as the yearlings they'll buy, the pedigrees they'll buy, the individuals they will buy and then who will they breed to. The commercial market is a huge factor in shaping the decisions we make. We understand that nobody knows where the best stallions are going to come from. But it's safe to say that what a stallion needs to be successful is opportunity. And opportunity comes from breeders being willing to breed to a stallion. What breeders are willing to do and what range they'll play in is what has caused our shift so far as playing at a higher level. Into Mischief was a struggle. So was Malibu Moon, who started as a regional horse. Those are horses that would struggle even more today. People are so discerning now so far as what they'll buy and who they will breed to and that's really what has formed a lot of our thinking. We recognize that there are breeders at all levels of the market and there are good horses that come from all levels of the market. We've always tried to have horses that fit a variety of price points. We'd like the breeding game to work for all breeders at all levels. That is very important to us. It is realities of the market have caused us to shift to a higher end horse. The post How Spendthrift Got Dornoch: A Q&A With Ned Toffey appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article