DOCSLIB.ORG

DARK BAY OR BROWN COLT Barn 25 Hip No

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
DARK BAY OR BROWN COLT Barn 25 Hip No Consigned by James B. Keogh (Grovendale), Agent XVIIII Barn DARK BAY OR BROWN COLT Hip No. 25 Foaled February 24, 2019 585 Mr. Prospector Smart Strike .......................... Classy 'n Smart Battle of Midway .................. Concerto Rigoletta ................................ Almost Aprom Queen DARK BAY OR Danzig BROWN COLT Langfuhr ................................ Sweet Briar Too Delicate Affair ........................ (2007) Mr. Prospector Miner's Game ...................... Con Game By BATTLE OF MIDWAY (2014). Black-type winner of 8 races, 3 to 5, $1,- 589,049, Breeders' Cup Dirt Mile [G1] (DMR, $550,000), San Pas-qual S. [G2] (SA, $120,000), Affirmed S. [G3] (SA, $60,000), Native Diver S. [G3] (DMR, $60,000), Shared Belief S. [L] (DMR, $60,000), Comma to the Top S. (SA, $47,100), 2nd Santa Anita Derby [G1] (SA, $200,000), San Antonio S. [G2] (SA, $60,000), Pat O'Brien S. [G2] (DMR, $40,000), Oklahoma Derby [G3] (RP, $79,949), etc. His first foals are weanlings of 2019 . 1st dam DELICATE AFFAIR, by Langfuhr. Unraced. Dam of 6 registered foals, 6 of rac - ing age, including a 2-year-old of 2019, 5 to race, 3 winners, including-- Mucho Mas (f. by Mucho Macho Man). Winner at 3, 2019, $87,136. My Midnight Affair (f. by Midnight Lute). Winner at 4, 2019, $23,600. 2nd dam MINER'S GAME, by Mr. Prospector. 2 wins at 3, $52,410. Sister to SEEKING THE GOLD [G1] , half-sister to FAST PLAY [G1] , STACKED PACK [G3] , Counterfeit Money . Dam of 11 foals, 9 to race, all winners, including-- SURVIVALIST (c. by Danzig). 5 wins, 2 to 4, $478,920, Gotham S. [G3] (AQU, $90,000), R. R. M. Carpenter, Jr. Memorial H. [L] (DEL, $60,000), 2nd Wood Memorial S. [G1] (AQU, $150,000), Philip H. Iselin Breeders' Cup H. [G3] (MTH, $50,000). Sire. POWER GAME (g. by Dixie Union). 4 wins at 3 and 5, $138,469, Restora - tion S. (MTH, $39,000). Polish Miner (c. by Danzig). 4 wins, 2 to 4, $344,646, 2nd Nashua S. [G3] , John D. Schapiro Memorial Breeders' Cup H. [L] (LRL, $30,000), 3rd Remsen S. [G2] , Knickerbocker H. [G2] (AQU, $16,500), etc. Sire. Looking Afar (f. by Broad Brush). Winner at 3, 4, and 5, $107,725, 3rd Fair - way Fun S. (TP, $5,000), Likely Exchange S. (TP, $5,000). Dam of-- NEFERTINI (f. by Empire Maker). 5 wins in 10 starts at 3 and 4, $316,- 320, Go for Wand H. [G2] (AQU, $120,000), Monmouth Beach S. [L] (MTH, $45,000), 2nd Heatherten S. [L] (BEL, $18,000), etc. IN THE NAVY NOW (f. by Midshipman). 4 wins, 3 to 5, $253,020, Nellie Morse S. (LRL, $60,000), 2nd Weber City Miss S. (LRL, $20,000), etc. Southern Alibi. Placed at 3, $6,004. Dam of Sneaky Kitten (g. by Kitten's Joy, 4 wins, $258,263, 3rd Independence Day S. (MNR, $7,500)). Trading. Winner at 3, $21,660. Dam of 5 foals, 4 to race, all winners, incl.-- AWESOME CHIC (f. by Awesome Again). 3 wins at 2 and 3, $216,028, Florida Oaks [G3] (TAM, $117,500), Gasparilla S. (TAM, $37,500), etc. Dam of AWESOME SLATE [G3] (g. by Summer Bird, Total: $146,435). Good Opportunity. Winner at 3, $109,650. Producer. Granddam of TAKE IT ALL [G3] (c. by Catcher In The Rye, 2 wins, Total: $78,627). Foaled in Virginia..
Load more

Recommended publications
  • BATTLE of MIDWAY Bay Colt; Foaled 2014 Raise a Native Mr
    BATTLE OF MIDWAY Bay Colt; foaled 2014 Raise a Native Mr. Prospector .................. Gold Digger Smart Strike ...................... Smarten Classy 'n Smart ................ No Class BATTLE OF MIDWAY Chief's Crown Concerto .......................... Undeniably Rigoletta ............................ (2008) Montbrook Almost Aprom Queen ........ Romantic Dinner By SMART STRIKE (1992). Black-type winner of $337,376, Philip H. Iselin H. [G1] , etc. Leading sire twice, sire of 18 crops of racing age, 1596 foals, 1245 starters, 125 black-type winners, 911 winners of 2921 races and earning $142,729,328, 12 champions, including Curlin (11 wins, $10,501,- 800, Preakness S. [G1] (PIM, $600,000), etc.), English Channel ($5,319,- 028, Breeders' Cup Turf [G1] (MTH, $1,620,000)-cr, etc.), Lookin At Lucky [G1] ($3,307,278), My Miss Aurelia [G1] ($2,547,000), Soaring Free [G1] . 1st dam RIGOLETTA , by Concerto. 2 wins at 2, $184,070, Oak Leaf S. [G1] (OTH, $120,000), 3rd Darley Debutante S. [G1] (DMR, $30,000). Sister to Evening Concerto . Dam of 3 foals, 1 to race-- BATTLE OF MIDWAY (c. by Smart Strike). Black-type winner, below. 2nd dam ALMOST APROM QUEEN, by Montbrook. Winner at 3, $24,090. Dam of-- RIGOLETTA (f. by Concerto). Black-type winner, above. Evening Concerto (g. by Concerto). 20 wins, 3 to 10, 2017, $279,306, 3rd OBS Sprint (Colts and Geldings Division) S.-R (OTC, $5,000). Set ntr. Dixie High (c. by High Cotton). Winner at 2, $45,635, 2nd Florida Stallion Dr. Fager S.-R (CRC, $14,850). 3rd dam ROMANTIC DINNER, by Who's for Dinner. Winner at 3, $67,730.
    [Show full text]
  • 2021 Source Book Owner-Trainer-Jockey Biographies Stakes Winning Jockeys & Trainers Biographical Sketches 2021
    2021 SOURCE BOOK OWNER-TRAINER-JOCKEY BIOGRAPHIES STAKES WINNING JOCKEYS & TRAINERS BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES 2021 Hit the Road and jockey Umberto Rispoli have their photo taken in the “winner’s circle” following their victory in the 2020 Opening Day Runhappy Oceanside Stakes. Del Mar conducted racing despite the world-wide pandemic, but it did so without fans and also minus a winner’s circle in line with social distance guidelines. Owners ...................................3 Trainers .................................28 Jockeys ..................................61 u Del Mar thanks Equibase for their statistical aid in compiling this publication. Owners’ Del Mar statistics are for that owner, or owner group, only. No partnerships are considered, except where specifically noted. On the cover: The strange scenario of a land full of masks played out throughout the year at Del Mar and our photographers – Benoit and Associates – captured the community of horsemen going along with the program, one by one. Photos by Benoit & Associates Owner Profiles • Del Mar 2021 Del Mar Thoroughbred Club Owner Proles — 2021 O W trust, turned his dealership over to his son and daughter Nick Alexander N and headed north to the Central California wine and E Born: September 13, 1942 horse country of the Santa Ynez Valley. R Santa Monica, California • There he purchased his 280-acre ranch – Horse Haven S Reside: Santa Ynez and Del Mar, – in the town of Santa Ynez and went all in as a rancher California specializing in racehorses. These days he notes that the ranch is home to approximately 100 horses, including Silks: White, blue yoke, orange 30 broodmares, 25 to 30 racehorses and dozens of and white “MM” on juveniles, yearlings and foals/weanlings.
    [Show full text]
  • News Release ______
    News Release _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Contact: Gary Yunt Notes Team Captain Churchill Downs Racetrack (303) 981-5629 (mobile) [email protected] GUNNEVERA MAKES FIRST APPEARANCE ON TRACK AT CHURCHILL DOWNS LOUISVILLE, Ky. (Tuesday, April 25, 2017) – Peacock Racing Stables ’ Gunnevera , a three-time graded stakes winner and a millionaire in his young career, took his first steps on the main track at Churchill Downs on Tuesday morning with exercise rider Victor Farrel aboard. On hand to supervise the morning activity over a fast track was trainer Antonio Sano and Solomon Del-Valle , part of the ownership group. This is the first time for Sano and Del-Valle at Churchill Downs and they both plan to remain in Louisville through the $2 million Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (Grade I) on May 6. “This is the first day of 52,” said Del-Valle, who lives in Venezuela. “I am not going back home. I am here for the Derby, the Preakness and the Belmont.” Third in the Florida Derby (GI) in his most recent start, Gunnevera galloped an easy mile over a fast track after the morning renovation break during the 8:30-8:45 window reserved for Kentucky Derby and Oaks horses. “I liked what I saw this morning,” Sano said of Gunnevera, who arrived at Churchill Downs late Saturday night. “Tomorrow he will go a mile and a half and I plan to work Saturday morning.” Gunnevera has won graded stakes in three states, but in his previous trip to Kentucky delivered the poorest performance of his nine-race career with a fifth-place finish in the Breeders’ Futurity (GI) at Keeneland.
    [Show full text]
  • Kentucky Derby Preview” at Californiawinning.Com (“Free Daily Selections”) and ALSO Appended to the End of This Document
    Check out my free “Kentucky Derby Preview” at californiawinning.com (“Free Daily Selections”) and ALSO appended to the end of this document. In addition, on Friday afternoon, I will be posting my detailed Graded Analysis for all of the horses in the Derby, analyzing every horse’s chances. If you wish to buy the detailed, complete Kentucky Derby analysis, including the pros and cons of all starters, please go to “Today’s Full Racing Card” and transmit $10 to my PayPal account. I will then forward the full Kentucky Derby analysis to you by electronic mail. Thank you… _____________________________________________________ SANTA ANITA (THE GREAT RACE PLACE) Friday, May 5, 2017 FOR AMUSEMENT---AND NOT BEMUSEMENT---ONLY!!! (Of course, these are recommendations only, and there are no guarantees in this sport, but that is what generates its mystique. And so, please follow your own heart and mind, considering me as a mere advisor, when making your selections. In any event, I do wish you all the best in your quest to “predict the future,” because it ain’t easy. And remember, horses, just like us, have aches and pains, headaches, suffer fatigue, etc. Try not to get mad at me, I usually have excellent days, occasionally, not-so-excellent days: with all of the informative past performance data we handicappers have in front of us, we have no idea how a particular horse feels at race time. By way of example, maybe that 50/1 colt is in a big hurry because he has a hot fillie waiting for him back at the barn…so please stick with me if there are a few “speed-bumps” along the way.) This analysis is prepared under the reasonable assumption that (i) all turf races will be run on a “firm” turf track, and (ii) all dirt races will be run on a track graded “fast.” Should different conditions exist at post time for a given race, please temper these selections with your own best judgment in light of less-than ideal conditions.
    [Show full text]
  • May7 Calkinsheartofalion1x
    SPORTS 1B THE COMMERCIAL APPEAL » SUNDAY, MAY 7, 2017 COMMERCIALAPPEAL.COM/SPORTS HORSE RACING COMMENTARY Former Harding Academy player Dick Clinton spent his life encouraging, counseling and lifting up DREAM COME TRUE others. 12th man had the heart of a lion Former teammates honor Clinton’s dedication to others COLUMNIST GEOFF CALKINS Dick Clinton had a modest senior year for Harding Academy back in 1976, at least if you look at the num- bers, which I did. He only got into 19 of Harding’s 30 games. He was 1-of-4 for the line, and 6-of-13 from the field. Clinton had four assists, four turnovers, seven steals and 20 re- bounds. His season high was four points. But Friday afternoon at Harding Academy, they handed out a $1,000 scholarship and a new award named after Clinton. Why? “He knew his role, played hard in practice and kept team morale high,” said Tom Murrey, a lawyer at FedEx who was a member of that 1976 team. “He went on to do great things in life and he was the best AP teammate I ever had.” John Velazquez rides Always Dreaming to victory in the 143rd running of the Kentucky Derby on Saturday at Churchill Downs in Louisville, Ky. So let’s hear it for great team- mates this commencement season. Let’s hear it for dedication and work ethic and for those who have fig- Always Dreaming romps through mud in Run for Roses ured out that life is not all about them. This is not to take anything away BETH HARRIS from the valedictorians and the team ASSOCIATED PRESS captains and the class presidents and the record-holders, who will get LOUISVILLE, Ky.
    [Show full text]
  • Who's Hot? Who's Not?
    Who’s hot? Who’s not? Reprinted from Horse Racing Nation Who's Hot Gunnevera -- In the time it took the son of Dialed In to go from last to first in the Fountain of Youth, it was demonstrated he possesses everything necessary to become a Kentucky Derby winner. It was the perfect progression from start one, to start two, of his 3yo season. Tapwrit -- The $1.2 million yearling purchase has found his groove at Tampa Bay Downs. His fast finish in the Sam F. Davis was validated with a big win in the Tampa Bay Derby. Improving in every start, the son of Tapit is clearly headed in the right direction. McCraken - Despite suffering a minor setback, the undefeated son of Ghostzapper appears to be right back on track. He worked four furlongs today, and looks to have plenty of time to be ready for Keeneland's Blue Grass. He was also flattered by Tapwrit's impressive win. Girvin -- The son of Tale of Ekati seemingly came from nowhere to a strong win in the Risen Star for trainer, Joe Sharp. A similar type of performance could put him in the Louisiana Derby winner's circle and on the fast track to Louisville. One Liner -- It's been a few weeks, but take your pick as far as which Pletcher (Tapwrit or One Liner) was more impressive in their coming out party. With only one more prep coming, look for the Into Mischief colt to only get stronger in his next. J Boys Echo -- It has been steady improvement for this well bred Dale Romans charge.
    [Show full text]
  • May01/2021 Kentucky Derby Wager Guide Churchill Downs
    1/ST BET // WAGER GUIDE KENTUCKY DERBY MAY01/2021 CHURCHILL DOWNS MEET THE 2021 DERBY CONTENDERS By Johnny D., @XBJohnnyD ESSENTIAL QUALITY: Unbeaten in five career starts, this son of Tapit is the defending Breeders’ Cup Juvenile winner and reigning 2-year-old champ. He’s also the current consensus pick as top 3-year-old. This Brad Cox-trained colt has done everything right in two 2021 starts. He romped home in the Grade 3 Southwest at Oaklawn Park and then out-fought a game, pace scenario- aided Highly Motivated at Keeneland to win the Grade 2 Blue Grass by a neck. He races a bit off the pace early, but can quickly reach contention when prompted. He has won by as much as four and one-quarter lengths and by as little as a neck. Last September, he broke his maiden first time out going six furlongs at Churchill Downs, so you know he likes the track. Jockey Luis Saez seeks redemption aboard this colt for the disappointment and criticism the rider endured following the disqualification of his mount Maximum Security from first to 17th in the 2019 Kentucky Derby. Trainer Brad Cox won last season’s Eclipse Award as the nation’s top trainer. HOT ROD CHARLIE: Ever since stretching out to two turns on the main track and adding blinkers, this son of Preakness winner Oxbow has been a tiger. His first race under those particular circumstances came in the fourth start of his career and resulted in a one-mile maiden score at Santa Anita in October.
    [Show full text]
  • May 30, 2017 Voter 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Anthony Stabile
    NTRA Top Thoroughbred Poll NTRA Top 3-Year Old Poll - May 30, 2017 Voter 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Anthony Stabile ALWAYS DREAMING CLOUD COMPUTING CLASSIC EMPIRE MASTERY UNIQUE BELLA LOOKIN AT LEE ABEL TASMAN IRISH WAR CRY GOOD SAMARITAN LA CORONEL Ashley Tamulonis UNIQUE BELLA CLASSIC EMPIRE LADY AURELIA CLOUD COMPUTING LOOKIN AT LEE BATTLE OF MIDWAY MASTERY ALWAYS DREAMING MCCRAKEN ABEL TASMAN Beverley Smith CLASSIC EMPIRE ALWAYS DREAMING CLOUD COMPUTING UNIQUE BELLA LOOKIN AT LEE PARADISE WOODS ABEL TASMAN GUNNEVERA IRISH WAR CRY ARKLOW Bill Finley ALWAYS DREAMING CLASSIC EMPIRE CLOUD COMPUTING IRISH WAR CRY BATTLE OF MIDWAY LOOKIN AT LEE SENIOR INVESTMENT MCCRAKEN GUNNEVERA GORMLEY Bob Ehalt ALWAYS DREAMING CLOUD COMPUTING CLASSIC EMPIRE SENIOR INVESTMENT LOOKIN AT LEE BATTLE OF MIDWAY PRACTICAL JOKE TIMELINE GUNNEVERA TAPWRIT Bob Neumeier MASTERY UNIQUE BELLA CLASSIC EMPIRE ALWAYS DREAMING CLOUD COMPUTING LOOKIN AT LEE BATTLE OF MIDWAY MCCRAKEN ABEL TASMAN GIRVIN Brad Telias CLASSIC EMPIRE ALWAYS DREAMING CLOUD COMPUTING UNIQUE BELLA PRACTICAL JOKE LOOKIN AT LEE MCCRAKEN TAPWRIT GORMLEY IRISH WAR CRY Brian Zipse CLASSIC EMPIRE ALWAYS DREAMING CLOUD COMPUTING UNIQUE BELLA LOOKIN AT LEE TIMELINE MASTERY BATTLE OF MIDWAY MCCRAKEN SENIOR INVESTMENT Dan Illman CLOUD COMPUTING ALWAYS DREAMING CLASSIC EMPIRE MASTERY UNIQUE BELLA MCCRAKEN GUNNEVERA GORMLEY IRISH WAR CRY PRACTICAL JOKE Danny Brewer MASTERY UNIQUE BELLA CLASSIC EMPIRE ALWAYS DREAMING ABEL TASMAN MCCRAKEN MISS SKY WARRIOR CLOUD COMPUTING LOOKIN AT LEE WILD SHOT Debbie Arrington
    [Show full text]
  • Derby Field - As of 4/30/17 (Alphabetical Order)
    Derby Field - as of 4/30/17 (Alphabetical Order) Always Dreaming Battle of Midway Classic Empire Fast and Accurate Brooklyn Boyz Stables (Anthony WinStar Farm (Kenny Troutt) & Don John C. Oxley Kendall E. Hansen & Skychai Racing Bonomo Sr.), Teresa Viola Racing Alberto Stable (Solari family’s (Harvey Diamond & Jim Stables et al. Bethia Holdings; President: Carlos Shircliff) & Bode Miller Alberto Heller Solari) Girvin Gormley Gunnevera Hence Brad Grady Mr. & Mrs. Jerome S. Moss Peacock Racing Stables LLC (Solomon Calumet Farm (Brad Kelley) (Jerry & Ann Moss) Del-Valle, Guillermo Guerra & Jaime Diaz) Irap Irish War Cry J Boys Echo Local Hero Reddam Racing LLC (J. Paul Reddam) Isabella De Tomaso Albaugh Family Stables LLC e Five Racing Thoroughbreds (Jason Loustch) (Bob Edwards) Lookin At Lee Master Plan McCraken Patch L and N Racing LLC (Lee Levinson) Al Shaqab Racing (Sheikh Joaan bin Whitham Thoroughbreds LLC Calumet Farm (Brad Kelley) Hamad Al Thani), WinStar Farm (Janis R. Whitham) (Kenny Troutt) et al Petrov Practical Joke Royal Mo Sonneteer Rialto Racing Stables LLC (Catherine Klaravich Stables Inc. (Seth Klarman) & Mr. & Mrs. Jerome S. Moss Calumet Farm (Brad Kelley) Adams Hutt) & Southern William H. Lawrence (Jerry & Ann Moss) Spring Stables (Ron Moquett) State of Honor Tapwrit Thunder Snow (IRE) Untrapped Conrad Farm (Manfred & Penny Bridlewood Farm (John & Leslie Godolphin (Sheikh Mohammed bin Michael Langford Conrad) Malone), Eclipse Thoroughbred Rashid al Maktoum et al) Partners (Aron Wellman) & Robert V. LaPenta.
    [Show full text]
  • Battle of Midway Euthanized Cont
    SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 2019 TDN Q&A: NHC WINNER SCOTT COLES BATTLE OF MIDWAY By Lucas Marquardt EUTHANIZED On Feb. 10, Scott Coles, a 34-year-old futures trader from suburban Chicago, took down the most prestigious handicapping tournament in the country, the NTRA=s 20th National Handicapping Championship in Las Vegas. It was an unlikely result. In a room full of seasoned tournament pros and lifelong handicappers--many of whom started playing well before Coles was born--it was a relative neophyte who won the NHC=s $800,000 first prize. Coles has only been handicapping seriously since American Pharoah=s Triple Crown run and has been playing tournaments for less that three years. But Coles=s victory was notable for another reason: he represents the demographic racing desperately needs to attract. That is, he=s a young, tech-savvy urban professional with some disposable income who is interested in the competitive and puzzle-solving aspects of horse playing. Last week, Coles sat down with the TDN and chatted about his profession, his handicapping, and why he Battle of Midway | ThoroStride Photo thinks racing needs to push tournaments more. Cont. p3 >TDN Rising Star= Battle of Midway (Smart Strike--Rigoletta, by Concerto), the 2017 GI Breeders= Cup Dirt Mile hero, broke IN TDN EUROPE TODAY down during a breeze at Santa Anita Saturday morning, FIRST-SEASON SIRE VERDICTS: CATHY GRASSICK shattering his right hind pastern. Blood-Horse was first to As part of a continuing series, bloodstock agent Cathy Grassick publicize the news, with co-owner Don Alberto Stable=s racing shares her predictions for leading first-season sire honours.
    [Show full text]
  • This Year's Kentucky Derby Is Considered Wide Open As No Horse
    OVERVIEW: This year’s Kentucky Derby is considered wide open as no horse has seemed especially dominant. In the 80s and 90s, the favorite never seemed to win but that trend has been totally reversed. The post-time wagering favorite has actually won the Derby each of the last four years. Still, the payouts have been solid as the 20-horse field and the desire of bettors to chase longshots spreads the money around. The favorite this year could be 4-1 or higher as there is no clear standout. There’s a strong chance of a wet track as the weather in Louisville is lousy through the weekend and I have factored that into my analysis. I’ll assess each horse, in post-position order. THE FIELD (in post position order): #1 LOOKIN AT LEE - I really liked this horse as he had a very troubled trip last time when third in the Arkansas Derby and has been improving with each race. But it is almost impossible to win the Derby from this post position. #2 NOVEMBER SNOW - This horse made the field by winning the UAE Derby in Dubai and that route still hasn’t produced a Derby winner. But this one is by far the best horse to come via Dubai. He won a Grade 1 grass race in Europe as a two year old last year and has gotten better since being switched to the dirt. But the post position is awful and I am discounting him. #3 FAST AND ACCURATE - He may be accurate but he’s not fast.
    [Show full text]
  • Eletter17.11 Layout 1
    Equine Research News A digital presentation of Grayson-Jockey Club Research Foundation Providers of Equine Research From 1940 thru 2017 Issue 11 • 2017 GOOD GRACES In this edition: Grayson-Jockey Club Has Powerful Story to Tell By Lenny Shulman BloodHorse Daily • The Foundation’s Story • WinStar#givingtuesday Success Sometimes a secret is a very good thing to keep. Other times it can be an unwanted by-product of not • Junior Membership Holiday Special getting sufficient information to the right people. After the leaders of the Grayson-Jockey Club Research Foundation conducted a survey four years a new medication protocol proved successful for him, ago, they determined, with no great pleasure, that and he is being pointed toward a comeback in 2018. the organization was the best-kept secret in the Thoroughbred industry. That is not the most desirable Because of Grayson's funding of Dr. Jim Belknap's position to be in when you rely on contributions to research into cryotherapy and its use in treating fund equine medical research that has become, over laminitis, grade 1 winner Paynter beat the disease 35 years, crucial to the well-being of the horse. and is today a promising young stallion; and the superstar mare Lady Eli not only survived laminitis, but returned to her previous grade 1 glory after overcoming the disease and is scheduled now to either continue racing or embark on her next career as a broodmare prospect. Dr. Belknap co-wrote the first definitive book on laminitis and credited Grayson for having funded the foundational research for it.
    [Show full text]