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The April issue of BloodHorse features:
The Maker's Mark Mile is the cornerstone of an increasingly prestigious turf program at Keeneland. Complementing it are turf races ranging from sprints to 1 1/16 mile
– by Meredith Daugherty
Bob Baffert has an undeniable talent for identifying classic potential in young horses and mapping out individual campaigns to have horses ready for the first Saturday in May
– by Tracy Gantz
Aidan Butler is charged with bringing The Stronach Group’s properties in MD, FL and CA into the future while focusing on animal welfare and helping horsemen
– by Lenny Shulman
Foaling personnel at Summer Wind Farm bring skill and passion to the job of helping to deliver royally bred Thoroughbreds
– by Michele Macdonald
- The Business of Racing
Attracting and keeping labor remain a key challenge for Thoroughbred racing and breeding. Trainers, farm owners, and regulators weigh in on the issue
– by Frank Angst - Why It Worked
Committing to Tapit has paid dividends for Godolphin in Essential Quality
– by Eric Mitchell - BloodHorse MarketWatch
Freshman sires are at a disadvantage when it comes to their AEI’s
– by Eric Mitchell - In Our Time
Eclipse Award-winning author Josh Pons seeks answers to today’s questions through history while weighing how to fit into the evolving landscape of Maryland breeding and racing. - America’s Best Racing
It took jockey Herb McCauley nine years of setbacks and determination to return to the saddle after a serious accident
– by John Piassek - Looking Back
Needles helped put the Sunshine State on the map as a breeding and training center when he became the first Florida-bred to win the Run for the Roses
– by Edward L. Bowen - Special Section:
Real Estate – Central KY and elsewhere offer farms for all pocketbooks
– by Evan Hammonds
