From the Barn
Stakes wins, records and the everyday comings and goings of a busy New York stable.
11 stories matching “Son of a General”
Gai Waterhouse, pictured after winning the Melbourne Cup (with Fiorente) in 2013, is the highest-ranked woman trainer in the world.
Read story: How many female trainers are there in the world rankings – and who are they?Palace is the fastest and most accomplished son of leading sire City Zip B.
Read story: Spendthrift acquires breeding rights to multiple G1 winner PalaceHorse Races Now: An App for Horse Racing Fans A contributor for The Atlantic shared with readers that a triple crown winner won’t boost the…
Read story: Horse Races Now: An App for Horse Racing FansPalace, who was claimed for $20,000 in 2012, became a Grade 1 winner on Saturday at Saratoga Race Course by making an inexorable rally to overtake…
Read story: Palace reigns in G1 Alfred G. Vanderbilt HandicapPalace , formerly a $20,000 claimer, collected a victory in the $250,000 True North Stakes (gr.
Read story: New York-Bred Palace Secures True North UpsetWhile six New York-bred sprinters tackle the $100,000 Hollie Hughes Stakes at Aqueduct, the talented New York-bred Palace will take his show on the…
Read story: Laurel Park: Palace invades for General George HandicapOnly four trainers in the last dozen years have been able to capture a championship at Saratoga: Kiaran McLaughlin, Bill Mott, Todd Pletcher, and…
Read story: Gaining Ground – Fall/Winter NYTHA NewsletterThe New York Racing Association’s Christopher Kay and P.J. Campo, Hall of Fame jockey John Velazquez, renowned trainer Linda Rice, and esteemed…
Read story: Saratoga Preview Weekend – National Museum Of RacingAmid the discarded tickets strewn on the floor and the quiet desperation of people milling about, Linda Rice stood and stared at the overhead bank of…
Read story: And They’re Off – The sport of kings has made room for at least one queen
