Thoroughbred Rachel Alexandra Delivers Colt by Curlin
The Blood-Horse Staff
January 23, 2012
Rachel Alexandra, 2009 Horse of the Year, gave birth Jan. 22 to a 125-pound colt by Curlin.
Rachel Alexandra, 2009 Horse of the Year, gave birth Jan. 22 to a 125-pound colt by Curlin.
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