Not for Love Archives • The Racing Biz

On breeding: In with the… old?

by George Adams | Sep 17, 2019 | Breaking, Breeding, Opinion, Regionwide, Top Stories | 0 |

While the stallion and breeding business often focuses on what’s new and shiny, several regional sires are striking a blow for the tried and true.

2016 in review: Two steps forward, but…

by The Biz | Dec 29, 2016 | Breaking, Breeding, Business, Opinion, Racing, Regionwide, Top Stories | 0 |

Part 2 of 4 of our 2016 in review, in which we take a sometimes happy, sometimes sad, and most often bemused look at the year that was in the mid-Atlantic.

Top Maryland sire Not for Love dies

by The Biz | May 31, 2016 | Breaking, Breeding, Maryland, MD Breeding, Top Stories | 0 |

Longtime leading Maryland sire Not for Love has been euthanized after a bout with colic.

MRMA Crab Feast: a great party for a great cause

by The Biz | Nov 3, 2015 | Breaking, Business, Maryland, MD Business, Top Stories | 0 |

The Maryland Racing Media Association’s Crab Feast – benefiting its unique scholarship fund – will honor King Leatherbury, Xtra Heat, Not for Love, and Bruce Quade.

Fasig-Tipton sale banking on sire power

by The Biz | Oct 1, 2015 | Breaking, Breeding, Regionwide, Top Stories | 0 |

From Afleet Alex to Zensational, Tuesday’s Fasig-Tipton Yearling Sale in Timonium aims to have horses for every taste, and budget.

Top Maryland sire Not for Love pensioned

by The Biz | Mar 20, 2015 | Breaking, Breeding, Maryland, MD Breeding | 0 |

Top Maryland sire Not for Love has been pensioned at age 25.

Stallions new and old power Maryland Million

by The Biz | Oct 17, 2014 | Breaking, Maryland, MD Breeding, MD Racing | 0 |

Longtime stalwart Not for Love and newcomers Bullsbay and Street Magician are among the stallions represented at Saturday’s Maryland Million.

‘Stars and universe’ align for California Chrome

by Frank Vespe | May 23, 2014 | Breaking, Maryland, MD Breeding, MD Racing, Top Stories | 0 |

California Chrome came from breeding a second-choice stallion to a mare whose sire was the “most available.” No wonder owner Steve Coburn feels blessed.