Anchor & Hope’s exciting lineup includes Gun Runner brother Fortune Ticket
Anchor and Hope Farm’s exciting roster of young stallions includes Fortune Ticket, a full-brother to Gun Runner, and several others.
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Category: MD Breeding
Pegasus to be last call for Knicks Go
Knicks Go, the Maryland-bred Breeders’ Cup Classic winner, will make one more start, the Pegasus World Cup, which trainer Brad Cox calls “bittersweet.”
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Galawi to stand at Northview
Galawi, a regally bred but lightly raced son of Dubawi, will stand stud at Maryland’s Northview Stallion Station for the 2022 season.
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Engage to stand at Northview
Engage, a mutliple graded stakes-winning sprinter, will stand at Northview Stallion Station for 2022, the farm announced.
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Pegasus may be next for Knicks Go
Flashy Breeders’ Cup Classic winner Knicks Go, a Maryland-bred, may have one more trick up his sleeve before retirement: a start in the Pegasus World Cup.
Read More Md-breds steal Breeders’ Cup spotlight
Knicks Go flew early, Aloha West flew late, and Maryland-breds stole the show on Breeders’ Cup Saturday with a pair of wins.
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Report of mares bred shows Midlantic declines
While the just-released report of of mares bred showed essentially flat national numbers, the MId-Atlantic saw a 15% drop.
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Md Million: New sires hoping for fast starts
This year’s Maryland Million could mark coming-out parties for several first-crop stallions seeking to get a leg up in the race to see who’s next.
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First winner for sire Blofeld
Maryland-based sire Blofeld had his first winner Oct. 16 when Crabs N Beer scored at Delaware Park.
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Fasig-Tipton: Strong opener as Md-breds star
The top line numbers were strong in day one of the two-day Fasig-Tipton Midlantic fall yearling sale, with Maryland-breds leading the way.
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Knicks Go tabbed as G1 Whitney favorite
Maryland-bred Knicks Go, winner of the G1 Pegasus World Cup earlier this year, has been installed as the favorite in Saturday’s G1 Whitney at Saratoga.
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Sire Holy Boss has first winner
Freshman sire Holy Boss had his first starter and first winner Wednesday at Delaware Park as Show’em Who’s Boss romped.
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Off the Pace: Catching up with Eric Pignataro - Preakness attendance half of pre-pandemic levels. Why?
- Pimlico Pick 6 solved, payout over $479k
- Going to the Lead favored in tough Pimlico allowance
- Off to the Races Radio: Jose Ortiz featured
- Delaware Park ’22 schedule approved
- Fasig-Tipton: How the Midlantic-breds did
- $3.55 million horse drives record Fasig-Tipton sale
