Sound, versatile, and tough are three words that describe Yoshida better than most. In just four years of racing, Yoshida won Grade 1...

Legendary sire A.P. Indy passed away a few months ago and the horse racing world is still mourning his loss. Though we mourn, we know...

Kingmambo is fondly remembered as one of the sport’s great sires. He oozed class and quality and had no problem passing that on to his...

Visit Horse Country recently announced that you can now book 2020 tour dates! The announcement had me reflecting on the few tours I took...

Claiborne Farm in Paris, Kentucky is a premier Thoroughbred breeding operation. The Southern charm, pristinely painted yellow and white...

Life works in funny ways. For trainer Louis Feustel, many years of working for August Belmont Jr. and working with horses like Mahubah,...

Four years ago we were watching American Pharoah dominate the Breeders’ Cup Classic at Keeneland. His performance brought tears to the...

American Pharoah is one of the most popular names in horse racing right now. He made headlines as the first Triple Crown winner in 37...

Visiting Lane’s End Farm had been on my bucket list for as long as I can remember. My longing to go grew even stronger when Union Rags...

Bull Lea could be called “The King Of Calumet”. His studly duties allowed Calumet Farm to reign in the 40s and 50s. His bloodlines were...

1. A.P. Indy descends from two Triple Crown winners. His sire is Seattle Slew, winner of the 1977 Triple Crown. His damsire is...

The black fences of Lane’s End Farm greet visitors long before their entrance does. Green pastures stretch as far as the eye can see....

Foaled in Kentucky in 1926 was a filly that racing fans would soon come to know, though not for her accomplishments on the racetrack. In...

Early Life The crop of Thoroughbred foals born in 1954 would one day be considered the greatest of the century. Among them were Round...

“A.P. Indy was something fun to watch, and not just because he was winning. His distinctive running style in which his head jutted...