Pharoah Half Wins On Debut
Summer Wind purchased American Pharoah’s dam at auction in 2014 for $1.2 million after American Pharoah was a dual Gr1 winner at two
17th March 2021
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Summer Wind purchased American Pharoah’s dam at auction in 2014 for $1.2 million after American Pharoah was a dual Gr1 winner at two
North America, in particular, has seen a host of young stallions stamp themselves as potentially outstanding sires of the future
‘We want to get the best American Pharoahs we can, put them in Ballydoyle, and try to make him a new Northern Dancer’
Coolmore Australia have responded to the overwhelming interest from Australasian breeders
People are attracted to good things. They want to be near and part of them. Also – as I ended up experiencing first-hand – good stories, good horses and good people make one feel good about being involved with racing and that positivity spreads
For South African racing fans, there was great news when Klawervlei sire Captain Of All was internationally acknowledged as the highest rated horse trained in South Africa in 2015
Before his Triple Crown sweep and Breeders’ Cup Classic victory, the colt flashed brilliance after a layoff of five-plus months, winning Oaklawn Park’s Rebel Stakes and Arkansas Derby with ease ahead of the first Saturday in May
it is hard not to envision the Unbridled influence on the Breeders Cup growing steadily over the years to come and one can but wonder what part American Pharoah will play in furthering the success story of this increasingly potent male line.
A 16-1 shot who had not won for Donegal Racing since breaking his maiden last September, Keen Ice was on an eight-race losing streak while American Pharoah had not lost during the span
Contingent upon American Pharoah starting in the Travers, the New York Racing Association, will raise the total purse to $1.6 million from $1.25 million. Travers Day attendance will be capped at 50,000
