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TDN Look: Easy Goer-Sunday Silence, 30 Years On
It was a rivalry that was the stuff of legend. Thirty years ago, Sunday Silence got the better of Easy Goer in the Derby and the Preakness, making the latter's win in the Belmont that much more special. Read more on the TDN Look: https://look.thoroughbreddailynews.co…
New Role for Alix Choppin at Arqana
Alix Choppin, the longtime head of marketing and communications for Arqana, has a new role at the company–head of business development. Alayna Cullen caught up with her at the Arqana Breeze-Up sale to discuss the new job.
Code of Honor: He Saw What Maximum Security Saw in Derby
Shug McGaughey says that whatever Maximum Security saw that spooked him in the Derby, Code of Honor saw, too. The colt is back at Belmont and pointing for the July 6 Dwyer. Patty Wolfe talks to McGaughey for the TDN.
Empire Racing: A Partnership Idea To Grow New Owners
Tom Durkin is the managing partner for the new Empire Racing Club, whose first horse has just arrived at the Todd Pletcher barn in Saratoga. He takes us through the concept of the new initiative in this video, co-produced with the New York Racing Association.
Jane Lyon and More Superstar Mares and Foals at Summer Wind
Part II of this TDN Look feature, read more on Jane Lyon and the residents of her farm: https://look.thoroughbreddailynews.co…
Jane Lyon, Summer Wind Farm and her Triple Crown Connection
Read more about Jane Lyon and her beloved mares on the TDN Look: https://look.thoroughbreddailynews.co…
Pennsylvania HBPA: Safety is Our Highest Priority
Go down any backstretch in Pennsylvania, and see the daily, meticulous care our racehorses get. They are the most well-cared-for, well-fed, most loved athletes in the world today.
Relive the Arqana Breeze-Up Sale
Fanny Salmon interviews the leading buyers and sellers in this recap of the Arqana May Breeze-Up.
Country House Rewards McFadden Farm, Family
When <a href="https://www.darbydan.com/horse/country-house/ " class="horse-link" target="_blank">Country House</a> (Lookin at Lucky) was put up in the Kentucky Derby, it was not only a success story for Guinness McFadden and Blackwood Stables, who raised the colt, but for his family. Owner-breeder Joseph Shields, who passed away in October, was his uncle. His aunt, Maury Shields, with whom he remains very close,...