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Stephen Thorne, the manager of Shamrock Thoroughbreds, was on the hunt for 2-year-olds to add to their syndicate at the 2024 Tattersalls Craven Breeze Up Sale. The TDN followed along to learn about all that goes into buying a horse at a 2-year-old sale.
Honor Marie didn't get the trip trainer Whit Beckman was hoping for in the GI Kentucky Derby, but the colt's connections know their horse has been training better than ever after the Derby and they have high hopes going into the GI Belmont S.
15 years ago, <a href="https://www.agakhanstuds.com/seathestars " class="horse-link" target="_blank">Sea the Stars</a> vaulted himself into racing's history books with an unforgettable 3-year-old campaign. His legacy only continues to grow now as he makes his mark as a sire.
Crestwood Farm's Caracaro is making a splash with his first crop of 2-year-olds both in the sales ring and on the track, already having a stakes winner to his credit with Kentucky Juvenile S. victress West Memorial. Learn more about the son of Uncle Mo in this episode of Stallion Insights.
Cathal Beale, the Irish National Stud's Chief Executive, discusses how the Irish National Stud has expanded the tourism branch of its operation to make it a significant source of revenue.
Just five years after he set out on his own, Guillaume Vitse finds himself a Breeders' Cup-winning breeder. He tells his story in this video, presented by Three Chimneys.
Judy Hicks is the co-owner and breeder of Thorpedo Anna, winner of the 2024 Kentucky Oaks. The horsewoman introduces us to Thorpedo Anna's dam and half-sister, who both reside at Brookstown Farm.
Judy Hicks is the co-owner and breeder of Thorpedo Anna, winner of the 2024 Kentucky Oaks. The horsewoman introduces us to Thorpedo Anna's dam and half-sister, who both reside at Brookstown Farm.
Lanwades Stud's Kirsten Rausing jokes that Alpinista is incapable of doing anything wrong and things were certainly flawless for the star mare as she produced her first foal, a filly by Dubawi.
Follow along with some of the contenders of the 2024 Kentucky Derby and Oaks as they prepare for the first weekend in May.
Who will be the leading first-crop sire in Europe in 2024? The TDN took to the Tattersalls Craven Breeze-Up Sale to get a few enlightened opinions.
Brook Smith, the co-owner of <a href="https://coolmore.com/en/america/stallion/sierra-leone/ " class="horse-link" target="_blank">Sierra Leone</a>, hopes to get the word out on the Backside Learning Center as his colt <a href="https://coolmore.com/en/america/stallion/sierra-leone/ " class="horse-link" target="_blank">Sierra Leone</a> represents the program at the 2024 GI Kentucky Derby.
