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From: Amy (1pony)
Dec-26
So well deserved
TCA to Honor Moss, Second Stride at Jan. 8 Event
Thoroughbred Charities of America will honor Maggi Moss with the Allaire du Pont Leadership Award and Second Stride with the Ellen and Herb Moelis Industry Service Award at the 33rd Annual Stallion Season Auction Jan. 8 at Grand Reserve in Lexington.
Read more from BloodHorse.comFrom: Amy (1pony)
Dec-30
This poor family has suffered lots, I pray that this baby makes it.
Go Fund Me Page Set Up for Merrymans' Premature Baby
A site to raise funds to support baby Max Merryman, who was born prematurely at 24 weeks and is expected to be hospitalized in a neonatal intensive care unit in Boston for several months at a minimum and then will require significant aftercare.
Read more from BloodHorse.comFrom: gerchgo
Dec-31
I pray for this little baby and hope the TB owners step up to help them in this long journey!
From: gerchgo
Jan-3
Good article on owners
https://paulickreport.com/news/ray-s-paddock/voss-horse-owners-shouldnt-be-mushrooms/
From: cigarello
Jan-3
Who doesn't believe many of the owners know what drugs their horses are being given? I guess it is harder to charge and convict owners.
From: Amy (1pony)
Jan-5
A sad day, we will not see the Fox Hill silks anymore . I hope Rick’s son start to race more horses.
Fox Hill Farm Transfers Last Horse, Closes Operations
The horse, Royal Ship, is a 7-year-old Midshipman gelding out of the Val Royal mare Bela Val. He has recorded 8-2-5 in 20 starts with $690,905 in career earnings. He was bred by Haras Belmont and is trained by Richard Mandella.
Read more from BloodHorse.comFrom: cigarello
Jan-5
It is very sad: Rick Porter was a very special owner- he loved his horses and took care of them.
From: Amy (1pony)
Feb-8
The Drama continues, I feel bad for the buyers who are being dragged into this and have to spend money to fight the suit.
Zayat Lender Lawsuit Weighed by Kentucky Supreme Court
In Kentucky's highest court, MGG Enterprises is seeking the right to recoup sales proceeds from the buyers of several Zayat Stables horses and shares of American Pharoah. Those buyers are some of the most prominent names in the Thoroughbred industry.
Read more from BloodHorse.comFrom: gerchgo
Feb-8
Yes I feel bad for the buyers, but is MGG just being greedy, or trying to cover the fact they were slacking in keeping tabs on horses they invested toward? Most businesses seem accept what they’re given in dispersals and sales thru bankruptcy?