California Chrome is in Good Shape at Los Alamitos
Steve Coburn and Perry Martin's two-time Classic winner and Eclipse Award hopeful California Chrome (Lucky Pulpit) drilled four furlongs in :49.00 under...
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Zenyatta to War Front in 2015
Horse of the Year and GI Breeders' Cup Classic winner Zenyatta (Street Cry {Ire}) will be bred to War Front (Danzig) in...
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High Expectations
by T.D. Thornton Even under normal circumstances, preparing a precocious young colt for his career debut can be as difficult...
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Jockey Club Tour on Fox Begins Feb. 7
The Jockey Club Tour on FOX Sports 1 will kick off its 2015 season with the GI Donn H. from...
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Bayern Still Possible For San Antonio
Despite a minor foot issue, Kaleem Shah's GI Breeders' Cup Classic victor Bayern (Offlee Wild) could still make the GII San Antonio...
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O'Brien On the Cobalt Defensive
Trainer Danny O'Brien, who along with fellow Victoria, Australia-based conditioners Peter Moody and Mark Kavanagh was revealed this week to...
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Sinatra Takes MJC Job by Storm
by Mike Kane Sal Sinatra isn't exactly easing into his new position as the vice-president and general manager of the...
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An Exercise Worth Repating
Sheikh Mohammed Khaleel Ahmed's Anaerobio (Arg) (Catcher In the Rye {Ire}) will face nine others as he looks to successfully defend his...
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South African Sales Record at CPYS
by Liesl King Records were shattered during the first session of the Cape Premier Yearling Sale held by the Cape...
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Alboran Sea Gives de Kock 100 Group 1 Victories
Alboran Sea earned her second Group 1 victory and her trainer Mike de Kock's milestone 100th when she captured...
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Market Steady at Karaka Opener
New Zealand Bloodstock's six-day yearling sale festival kicked off yesterday at Karaka with the first session of the two-day Premier...
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McDonald and Hawkes fall out
Leading Sydney-based jockey James McDonald's relations with father-and-sons training team Hawkes Racing have taken a turn for the worse following...
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