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The October issue of BloodHorse features 170 pages including:
Malathaat demonstrates that the right stallions can spark a dormant mare family – by Eric Mitchell
Juddmonte Farms will continue the legacy of its late founder Khalid Abdullah – by Edward L. Bowen
For trainer Chad Brown, staying at the top is harder that getting there
– by Lenny Shulman
As Ted Bassett approaches his centenary he seeks ways to continue to make a difference
– by Lenny Shulman
- Number’s Up?
At the 2021 Round Table Conference, participants learned that an algorithm tracking suspicious performances could provide investigators a place to start – by Frank Angst - California Days
John Gosden considers his 2021 Breeders' Cup options at his beloved Del Mar
– by Jay Hovdey - Our Voices – Fund Times in Kentucky
The Kentucky Thoroughbred Development Fund has made racing in the Bluegrass State more lucrative – by Chauncey Morris - MarketWatch
A look at sires with 100 or more Black-Type stakes winners as Into Mischief nears milestone – by Eric Mitchell - Grade 1 Honor Roll
Essential Quality stayed at the head of the 3YO class with his Travers win while Letruska showed her gift in the Personal Ensign - 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. - Special Section: Bloodstock Agents
Bloodstock agents can offer different services, depending on the owner’s needs
– by Charlie McCarthy
