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The ITM Barrier Trials have grown in popularity over the years by not only providing an education for unraced horses but also proving a valuable resource for selling horses abroad. After Brian Sheerin's article we went along to the first trial of the year to find out more.
When Gonçalo Borges Torrealba purchased Three Chimneys Farm in 2013, the goal for him and his family was to breed Grade I-winning horses. The farm has played a role in breeding, raising or racing the likes of Wonder Wheel, Guarana, <a href="https://www.taylormadestallions.com/horse/early-voting/ " class="horse-link" target="_blank">Early Voting</a> and <a href="https://www.threechimneys.com/horse/gun-runner/ " class="horse-link" target="_blank">Gun Runner</a>. In this episode of Origin Stories presented by Taylor Made,...
In the last few weeks there has been a real buzz in Newmarket as the flat season ramps up and that buzz continues at the foot of Warren Hill where Ross Burdon has set up as a trainer. His runner was at the Craven meeting which was a poignant moment for the trainer who has...
Secret Oath won the Kentucky Oaks in 2022 and this year, the fan-favorite Grade I winner had her first foal. We visit Secret Oath and her Into Mischief filly at Spendthrift Farm.
Wedding Toast raced to multiple Grade I victories in the Godolphin blue. Now, her daughter Good Cheer is the undefeated morning-line favorite in the 2025 GI Kentucky Oaks.
Don Alberto Corp. has stamped its presence in the U.S. since the Solari family purchased a farm in Kentucky over 10 years ago, breeding the likes of Grade I winner <a href="https://gainesway.com/stallions/muth/ " class="horse-link" target="_blank">Muth</a> and <a href="https://lanesend.com/node/2972 " class="horse-link" target="_blank">Arcangelo</a>. This year, they are chasing a dream as not only the breeders, but also the co-owners, of Kentucky Derby contender Journalism.
Don Alberto Corp. has stamped its presence in the U.S. since the Solari family purchased a farm in Kentucky over 10 years ago, breeding the likes of Grade I winner <a href="https://gainesway.com/stallions/muth/ " class="horse-link" target="_blank">Muth</a> and <a href="https://lanesend.com/node/2972 " class="horse-link" target="_blank">Arcangelo</a>. This year, they are chasing a dream as not only the breeders, but also the co-owners, of Kentucky Derby contender Journalism.
In the TDN's Breeders' Cup Breakthrough series, we catch up with the six trainers who celebrated their first win at the Breeders' Cup in 2024. We discuss the road to securing that victory, what the breakout win meant to them personally and what they hope to accomplish from here. Our first episode features Kenny McPeek,...
On March 10, Lori Hendrickson experienced the surprise of a lifetime at her family's Meadowbrook Farm in Shelbyville, Kentucky, when her client's mare, Kona Kai, delivered a surprise set of twin fillies by <a href="http://www.millridge.com/stallions/oscar-performance " class="horse-link" target="_blank">Oscar Performance</a>.
Triple Time, a G1 winning son of <a href="https://bit.ly/2KNga16 " class="horse-link" target="_blank">Frankel</a>, stands at Dalham Stud and after covering an impressive first book of mares his first foals are impressing breeders with many returning to the young sire in his second season. Conor Norris, of Darley, runs through the feedback they are receiving from breeders.
Louisiana-based trainer Lonnie Briley won the first graded stake he ever competed in with this year's GII Rebel Stakes victor Coal Battle. Now, the pair are heading to the Kentucky Derby. Come along to watch Coal Battle put his first work in under the twin spires.
Multiple Grade I winner <a href="https://coolmore.com/en/america/stallion/gunite/ " class="horse-link" target="_blank">Gunite</a> is represented by his first foals in 2025. In this episode of Stallion Insights, Coolmore's Charlie O'Connor introduces us to the son of <a href="https://www.threechimneys.com/horse/gun-runner/ " class="horse-link" target="_blank">Gun Runner</a> and a few members of his first crop.
