Anchor and Hope Farm’s exciting roster of young stallions includes Fortune Ticket, a full-brother to Gun Runner, and several others.
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.
Two-year-old fillies take center stage in Delaware Park’s Blue Hen Stakes Wednesday, with My Boss likely to be a strong favorite.
Freshman sire Holy Boss had his first starter and first winner Wednesday at Delaware Park as Show’em Who’s Boss romped.
We catch up with final facts, figs, and miscellany from the Fasig-Tipton Midlantic 2yo sale, including new sires and a familiar face returns.
With a roster of five, including two that already have stakes winners, Anchor and Hope Farm offers the most exciting young stallion roster in Maryland.
Maryland’s Anchor and Hope Farm announced stud fee reductions for 2021 for its roster of four stallions.
Holy Boss, standing stud at Maryland’s Anchor and Hope Farm, offers breeders a top pedigree, elegant good looks, and a serious race record.
Hard-hitting sprinter Holy Boss will stand at Anchor & Hope Farm starting with the 2018 breeding season, the farm announced.