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Blood Horse  

  • 2017 KY Derby Winner Always Dreaming Dies at Age 10
    Ten-year-old stallion Always Dreaming, the 2017 Kentucky Derby (G1) winner, died Dec. 10 in Oklahoma, according to bloodstock agent Chad Schumer and River Oaks Farms co-owner Francisco Bravo. He died from a burst cecum, Schumer said.

  • Mahoning Valley Lifts Quarantine on Barn 4
    Officials at Hollywood Gaming at Mahoning Valley Race Course reported that the track would be lift its quarantine mandate on Barn 4 at 4 p.m., Dec. 13, as all samples for strangles PCR have tested negative.

  • Coventry Stakes Winner Arizona Joins Exodus to Turkey
    2019 Coventry Stakes (G2) winner Arizona is the latest stallion to join the exodus to Turkey, with the 7-year-old son of No Nay Never moving from Coolmore's Castlehyde Stud to Yigit Stud in a deal brokered by Michael Shefflin.

  • Once Again No Fatal Injuries at Oklahoma Dirt Track
    For the second year in a row Saratoga Race Course's Oklahoma dirt training track has maintained a gold standard for equine safety.



Horse and Hound  

  • 12 tell-tale signs of scarlet fever on the trail hunting field
    Scarlet fever hunting
    How many people do you know who have taken a sudden interest in all things trail hunting because they’ve fallen for a member of hunt staff, a master or someone else on the hunting field? Maybe they want to impress them with their hunting knowledge or they could just want to let the person in […]



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