Legendary thoroughbred trainer D. Wayne Lukas, 89, is back home for hospice care after being hospitalized in Louisville. Lukas had a MRSA blood infection that caused significant damage to his heart ...
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The Player Gelded; Buff Bradley Hopes To Secure Spot At Kentucky Horse Park
After standing for five seasons at Crestwood Farm, the 12-year-old could be embarking upon a new career as a Thoroughbred ...
Prominent owner Mike Repole has generously pledged support to Thoroughbred Aftercare Alliance through a matching campaign throughout the week leading up to the Kentucky Derby (G1). In honor of Repole ...
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'They Deserve To Be Loved': G1 Winner My Trusty Cat Enjoying Quiet Retirement At Our Mims
The 25-year-old mare produced nine named foals during her breeding career, and was pensioned in 2019 before arriving at Our ...
OUR MOTTO IS FROM BEGINNING TO WINNING, BECAUSE WE CAN LITERALLY TAKE YOUR HORSE FROM THE CONCEPTION IN THE BREEDING SHED ALL THE WAY THROUGH TO THE THE WINNER’S CIRCLE AT THE RACETRACK. CHRISTY ...
Sire: Katz My Song, dkb/br, 2008. Raced 5 yrs, 32 sts, 7 wins, $157,264. Lifetime: 6 crops, 98 foals, 38 rnrs (39%), 16 wnrs (16%), 1 2yo wnr (1%), 1 sw (1%), 0.27 ...
Filmmaker John Wager, in his studio in Saratoga Springs, discusses a forthcoming documentary he directed, “Off Track: Fate of a Racehorse.” John Wager, a Troy native, shifted from a career directing ...
(CBS SPORTS) - Hall of Fame thoroughbred trainer D. Wayne Lukas, 89, has returned home under hospice care after a hospitalization in Louisville, according to a statement from his family this past ...
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