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From: Amy (1pony)
10/23/21
I am happy reading that Shadwell will continue US breeding keeping Mohaymen in KY (though smaller than in the past). I hope the two regional stallions have success!
Shadwell Hopes Regional Markets Can Boost Young Sires
The farm is sending Tamarkuz to Louisiana and Qurbaan to Indiana, where it hopes the promising young sires will attract more mares. Freshman sire Mohaymen will stay in Kentucky.
Read more from BloodHorse.comFrom: Amy (1pony)
10/23/21
Gainesway Announces 2022 Fees; Tapit Remains at $185K
Three-time champion sire Tapit is North America's leading sire of grade 1 winners (27), grade 1 performers (58), graded stakes winners (92), graded stakes horses (177), and stakes performers (284).
Read more from BloodHorse.comFrom: Amy (1pony)
10/25/21
Darley adds 2 stallions for 2022. I wish EQ could run as a 4 year old but I know he is too valuable.
Essential Quality, Maxfield to Enter Stud in 2022
Essential Quality, a champion 2-year-old and American classic winner, is being aimed for the Breeders' Cup Classic, while grade 1 winner Maxfield will make his next start in the Clark Handicap.
Read more from BloodHorse.comFrom: Amy (1pony)
10/26/21
Firenze Fire to Stud in Japan After Breeders' Cup
Nine-time graded stakes winner Firenze Fire will start a stud career at Arrow Stud in Japan after he contests the Qatar Racing Breeders' Cup Sprint (G1), according to owner/breeder Ron Lombardi.
Read more from BloodHorse.comFrom: Amy (1pony)
10/26/21
Modernist to Enter Stud at Darby Dan
The multiple graded stakes-winning son of Uncle Mo hails from a family rich in graded stakes winners.
Read more from BloodHorse.comFrom: Amy (1pony)
10/26/21
Quality Road Anchors Lane's End Roster for 2022
Quality Road (Elusive Quality-Kobla, by Strawberry Road {Aus}), whose 'TDN Rising Star' son Corniche figures one of the favorites for the GI Breeders' Cup Juvenile Nov. 5, will remain at $150,000 for the upcoming breeding season at William S. Farish's Lane's End Farm, which released its stud fees Monday. The 15-year-old stallion is in the
Read more from TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and AuctionsFrom: gerchgo
10/26/21
Why do you think it has taken so long for him to get such quality foals? Was it his temperament early on?
From: Amy (1pony)
10/27/21
I think a combination of things.
His pedigree has some unknown horses since his dam’s side has a fair amount of Southern Hemisphere bloodlines.
He didn’t win over 9 furlongs. His antics during the BC was not his last race he raced as a 4 year old and won some nice Group 1 races.
I am not sure Lanes End was pushing him as a top stallion in the beginning, look at Curlin he didn’t take off till he moved to Hill n’Dale.