Querari To Stand at Maine Chance
Gestut Fahrhof’s 2010 G1 Premio Presidente della Repubblica winner Querari (Oasis Dream – Quetena by Acatenango) has been retired from racing
24th July 2011
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A look at stallions and their progeny impact horse racing industry.
Gestut Fahrhof’s 2010 G1 Premio Presidente della Repubblica winner Querari (Oasis Dream – Quetena by Acatenango) has been retired from racing
Tiger Dance has his first crop of 2YO’s racing this season and was credited with his first success when filly Moika Dancer won at the third time of asking over 1200m at Kenilworth on Wednesday.
Breeder’s Handbook appears annually in print, before the start of the breeding season. This years edition is coming out soon. Order a copy
Champion son of Fort Wood brings world class bloodlines at the highest level
Newton, a son of Danehill has his first crop of 2yo’s racing this season and was credited with a first success when Sir Newton scored over 1500m at Scottsville on Wednesday.
Lithuanian has his first two-year-olds racing this season and was credited with his first success as a stallion when filly Pacific Breeze won at the third time of asking over 1200m at Kenilworth on Sunday.
Overlord has his first 2yo crop racing this season and was credited with a first success when colt Surruptitious won at the second time of asking over 1600m at Clairwood on Sunday May 15th.
It’s hard to remember. but just seven short years ago, Sadler’s Wells’ stature as a sire of sires looked problematic. Now Galileo tops the world with an impressive string behind him
South Africa doesn’t have a greater racing ambassador abroad than our man Irwin, and his victory in the Kentucky Derby with homebred Animal Kingdom, will have warmed the hearts of all South African racegoers.
3yo colt Pisco Sour, out of a Horse Chestnut mare, entered for Investec Epsom Derby
As we continue our nostalgic walk down the Hollywoodbets Durban July memory lane, one thing is certain, the most recent decade lacked for nothing in drama and splendour
Finding the words ‘excitement’ and ‘insurance’ in the same sentence is as rare as breeding a Triple Crown winner!
