Before You Look At The Horse, Write Your Pass Card
Most new Thoroughbred buyers start in the wrong place. They start with the horse. They ask: “Is this a good […]
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Before You Book a Stallion, Write the Mating Brief First
A newer breeder with one broodmare can get pulled toward the stallion everyone knows. The buyers know him. The ads
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How Breeders Can Get Results Without Giving in to Sale Ring Influence
Breeders face a tough truth: what attracts buyers isn’t always what produces winners. Every season, there’s a wave of new
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Want to Breed Better Racehorses? Try Starting with Your Mare
Most breeders still think the stallion makes the difference. But following stallion rankings or sales trends often leads to the
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Stallion Selection: Breeding to Race Can Be Commercial
Stallion selection should never begin with what’s selling. It should begin with your mare. Too often, breeders are told, “Don’t
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The Yearling Trap: Why Looks Can Cost You
Most new investors walk into a yearling sale with confidence and walk out with a mistake. They think they’re being
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Stop Chasing the Same Horse as Everyone Else
At most horse auctions, people chase the same stallions and the same families. They crowd around a few horses.They get
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How to Value a Racehorse Before You Bid at Auction
You wouldn’t make an offer on a house without knowing what it’s worth.Same rule applies to a racehorse. But at
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Smart Horse Investors Watch the Burn, Not the Buy
The Expensive Illusion Let’s get something straight: the purchase price is not the cost of a horse. It’s just the
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The Triple Crown Isn’t Supposed to Be Easy
The Triple Crown isn’t broken. But how we breed horses for it is. Three races. Five weeks. Different distances, surfaces,
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