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Wicked Whisper became the second Grade I winner for <a href="https://lanesend.com/liamsmap " class="horse-link" target="_blank">Liam's Map</a> when she captured the Frizette Stakes at Belmont last weekend for trainer Steve Asmussen. Can she follow in the footsteps of My Miss Aurelia, who used the Frizette as a stepping-stone to the Breeders' Cup Juvenile? Caton Bredar asks the trainer.
November 5, in Lexington, Kentucky. Where will you be?
It's rare to find a Grade I-producing mare who is just seven years old, but that's just what Taylor Made and Blackridge Partners are offering at Fasig-Tipton November in Laffina. We talk to Mark Taylor, Boyd Browning, and the partners, about the special mare.
November 5, in Lexington, Kentucky. Where will you be?
Offering 1,600 yearlings from October 21-24. Where will you be?
Most people would not peg a 14.2 hand $6,000 purchase as a potential top broodmare, but Carrie Brogden saw something special in the now three-time graded stakes producer Special Me, who is the dam of Gift Box, Stonetastic and Special Forces.
Meon Valley Stud offers one of the premier consignments for the Tattersalls October Sales. As well as being successful commercially, they have enjoyed success in their own colours on the racecourse. Emma Berry checks in.
Alayna Cullen has the next in our series about the people who lead the future stars through the sales.
Trainer Richard Mandella sent out a sharp <a href="https://lanesend.com/candyride " class="horse-link" target="_blank">Candy Ride</a> firster this weekend at Santa Anita. Lane's End TV aught up with the trainer to talk about the win.
Eight Rings became the 12th Grade I winner for Gainesway's Empire Maker, a proven sire of sires.
Among the many reasons to take a close look at Midnight Bisou at Fasig-Tipton Night of the Stars Nov. 5 is the fact that the filly–who has recorded a perfect season thus far in 2019–could have another great season in front of her. We catch up with owner Jeff Bloom.
When <a href="https://lanesend.com/tonalist " class="horse-link" target="_blank">Tonalist</a>'s Shape won a 5.5 furlong maiden race at Gulfstream this weekend, it surprised even her trainer, Carlos Avila, who tells Lane's End TV that he always knew the versatile filly would enjoy a distance of ground.
