Competition News & Issues

Breeders’ Cup Adds Three New $1-Million Races

The Breeders? Cup World Championships will have a new look at first-time host Monmouth Park this year–an expanded two-day event that will inaugurate three $1-million stakes designed to accommodate owners and breeders.


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Largest Ever Keeneland January Sale Opens Monday

Keeneland’s January horses of all ages sale, which begins Monday (Jan. 8) in Lexington, will be bigger than ever before. The auction’s total of 2,933 lots exceeds by 425 the former January record of 2,508, set last year.

“The

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Trails Summit Open to Public

The second annual Trail and Pleasure Summit will be held Saturday, Feb. 3, at the Pritchard Community Center in Elizabethtown, Ky., from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. Speakers will include Randall Mitchell, Wranglers Campground; Mike Scott, Illinois Trai

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Bayer and AQHA Extending Partnership Contract

A recent contract extension between Bayer Animal Health and the American Quarter Horse Association will continue the success of equine research.


With its three-year extension, Bayer will continue to donate $25,000 annually to the

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The Jockey Club Inspects Farms for Early Foals

The Jockey Club staff conducted numerous inspections of farms in nine states in late December in check on broodmares with early 2006 breeding or foaling dates.


?Our Registry staff observed a small number of foals that had been born prior

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South Dakota Horse Attack Investigated

A South Dakota state Game, Fish and Parks Department official says he cannot confirm a report Friday of a possible mountain lion attack on a horse in Hughes County.

The horse had wounds on its neck and shoulder, but Andy Lindbloom, regional

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Mule-Cloning Veterinarian Moving to Colorado State

Gordon Woods, DVM, MS, PhD, Dipl. ACT, the University of Idaho veterinary scientist who helped create the world’s first cloned mules, has left the school to take a job at Colorado State University.

In 2003, Woods, veterinary scientist Dirk

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EHV-1 Quarantine Forces Seven Scratches at Calder

Calder Racecourse’s Grand Slam III card will be short seven scratched entries as a result of a Dec. 29 decision by Florida state officials to keep the equine herpesvirus (EHV-1) quarantine in place at Payson Park Training Center.

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Beyond Barbaro

There is no question 2006 was the year of Barbaro. The unbeaten colt was sensational on that first Saturday in May at Churchill Downs, turning in a performance in the Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I) that lifted the hopes of racin

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Merry Christmas, Barbaro

It’s been a Barbaro Christmas at the New Bolton Medical Center. America’s favorite horse, who this year was given the greatest gift of all, has been inundated with Christmas presents and cards from his ever-growing legion of fans and admirers

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Barbaro Near Release From Hospitalization

They’ve written Christmas carols for him.


They’ve sent him “trees” made of baby organic carrots and green apples.


Someone even gave him a Christmas stocking.


The devoted fans of Barbaro see the colt’s recovery as a wonder

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