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Produced by Lexington-based High Impact Productions, the 30-minute documentary Beyond the Stone Fences details the majesty, as well as the daily operations, of six regional horse farms. Continue reading
Documentary Chronicles Thoroughbred Industry | BloodHorse.com
According to Highclere Thoroughbred Racing's website, the deal to sell the four-year-old to the Shadai Group "values the horse as one of the highest priced transactions in recent times." The renowned syndicate's Director John Warren ... Continue reading
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The Thoroughbred Racing Economic Indicators released Sept. 3 by Equibase reflect a setback. In July of this year, total handle was down only 1.96% from the previous July, and purses off only 0.50%, offering some hope of a turnaround. ... Continue reading
Indicators: Handle Off $100 Million in August | BloodHorse.com
Friday, September 3, 2010. Thoroughbred Racing Economic Indicators, August 2010. MEDIA ADVISORY. Thoroughbred Racing Economic Indicators. For August 2010. August 2010 vs. August 2009. Indicator. August 2010. August 2009. % Change ... Continue reading
TurfPublicists: Thoroughbred Racing Economic Indicators, August 2010
The Thoroughbred Racing Associations (TRA) and the Harness Tracks of America (HTA), in conjunction with the American Greyhound Track Operators Association (AGTOA), co-sponsor the annual conference. ... Continue reading
Computer Wagering on Simulcast Agenda | BloodHorse.com
Mills said Gulfstream will install lights even though Florida law does not permit Thoroughbred racing after 7 p.m. He said Gulfstream hopes the Florida legislature will change that law during its two-month session that begins March 8. ... Continue reading
Higher Purses, Lights on Tap at Gulfstream | BloodHorse.com
Ellis Park used more than $400000 in Kentucky Thoroughbred Development Fund money accumulated last year to increase some purses this year. Thus, it can offer $30000 for a maiden special weight event versus the $21000 Turfway will offer. ... Continue reading
Experiment With Fewer Dates Continues in KY | BloodHorse.com
Gotta Have Her, coming off a big effort in the John C. Mabee Stakes (gr. II) last month, defends her title in the Palomar Handicap (gr. II) against four rivals on the Del Mar turf Sept. 6. Continue reading
Palomar: Gotta Have Her, Lilly Fa Pootz Clash | BloodHorse.com
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New Film Spotlights Kentucky Thoroughbred Farms at Susan Durisek's ...
The National Thoroughbred Racing Association announced Sept. 3 that the total prize pool for the January 2012 Daily Racing Form/NTRA National Handicapping Championship in Las Vegas, Nev., is expected to rise to an estimated $2 million, ... Continue reading
Handicapping Contest Prizes to $2 Million | BloodHorse.com
The Thoroughbred stands a little over 16 hands on average and its appearance reveals its Arabian ancestry. A refined head with widely-spaced, intelligent eyes sits on a neck which is somewhat longer and lighter than in other breeds. The withers are high and well defined, leading to an evenly curved back. The shoulder is deep, well-muscled and extremely sloped while the heart girth is deep and relatively narrow. The legs are clean and long with pronounced tendons and move smoothly in unison through one plane. The bone structure of the upper hind leg makes room for long, strong muscling. The thighbone is long and the angle it makes with the hipbone is wide. The powerful muscling of the hip and thigh continues to the gaskin that is set low. Coat colors in Thoroughbreds may be bay, dark bay, chestnut, black or gray; roans are seen only rarely. White markings are frequently seen on both the face and legs
