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  • 4 days ago | racingpost.com | Kitty Trice

    Grade 1 winner Mindframe will stand at Claiborne Farm in Kentucky upon retirement from racing, the historic farm has announced. A son of Constitution, the four-year-old was a $600,000 Keeneland September Yearling Sale purchase and has subsequently earnt $1,292,160 to date for trainer Todd Pletcher and owners Repole Stable and St Elias Stables.

  • 5 days ago | racingpost.com | Kitty Trice

    Coolmore's world champion three-year-old St Mark's Basilica was supplied with his first winner on Monday when Rogue Supremacy impressed on debut at Wetherby. Bred by Coverdale Stud out of the winning Acclamation mare Mighty Spirit, the colt was sent off a warm favourite and duly obliged by two and a quarter lengths over the A'Ali-sired Vlad.

  • 5 days ago | racingpost.com | Kitty Trice

    Three-time champion jumps jockey Brian Hughes is not a man to take things easy, even when National Hunt racing is in partial recess. When he has a spare moment, the 39-year-old assists wife Luci in running a busy equine operation at their home near Middlesbrough and at the recent Goffs Spring Sale at Doncaster, the pair took it a step further by selling a store prospect to Ryan Mahon and Dan Skelton.

  • 1 week ago | racingpost.com | Kitty Trice

    Darley's world champion miler and first-season sire Palace Pier got off the mark on Friday when Godolphin homebred Morris Dancer struck at Haydock. The colt had finished midfield in a Newbury maiden for John and Thady Gosden earlier this month and evidently learnt plenty from that experience when denying Gold Dawn by a length and a quarter. He is the the third foal out of Dubawi mare Menuetto, a winner over an extended 1m3f and 1m7f in France for Henri-Alex Pantall.

  • 1 week ago | racingpost.com | Kitty Trice

    When it comes to the destiny of the thoroughbred breed, little can be left to chance. At Beech House Stud, the task of producing the next generation of champions falls to three magnetic stallions, whose days from around January to May are dictated by coverings.