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This August, Kelsey Riley will ride the 1,000-kilometer Mongol Derby for the benefit of the Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation's Blackburn Correctional Facility. In this video, courtesy of Engage Digital Partners and Godolphin, she explains why she chose the charity. Additional footage courtesy The Adventurists.
Lane's End Farm has four first-crop yearling sires among the 2018 class, and a remarkable three–Honor Code, <a href="https://lanesend.com/liamsmap " class="horse-link" target="_blank">Liam's Map</a>, and <a href="https://lanesend.com/tonalist " class="horse-link" target="_blank">Tonalist</a>–ended up in the top 10 first-year weanling sires of 2017. Bill Farish sat down to talk about the Fab Four with the TDN's Lucas Marquardt.
When success occurs again and again, it's more than good fortune.
Why does Thoroughbred owner Scott Heider read the TDN?
Mr. Speaker is a $1 million money earner who scored in graded stakes at 2, 3 and 4, including the GI Belmont Derby.
Now that everyone is downloading the TDN right from the website, check out what you're missing if you just download the paper and don't look around and what else is going on at the TDN.
Mark Casse, D. Wayne Lukas, Tom Bush, Todd Pletcher and Chuck Simon give input on the topic of Super Trainers in the horse racing industry.
Mark Casse, D. Wayne Lukas, Tom Bush, Todd Pletcher and Chuck Simon give input on the topic of Super Trainers in the horse racing industry.
The perception of Lane's End is of a farm that makes classic stallions.
eFive Racing's Bob Edwards has had a dream year. Where does he get his information? The TDN.
