First off, PTF and Sean Tugel look back at last weekend at MTH and offer some general advice to the industry.
Then, Gene Recio of Lynwood Stables is here to talk about some of thee horses he’s been involved with including Guarana, Songbird, and Honor Code.
Last but not least, PTF and Sean talk about baby races at SAR and DMR this weekend.
Acacia is joined by Wes Peterson, Marketing Coordinator for OBS Sales, to preview the upcoming March sale. She then speaks to Jimbo...
Acacia speaks with consignor Randy Miles about the upcoming OBS March 2YO sale, and then is joined by Michael Banahan, Godolphin’s...
Acacia is joined by Chetley and Nellie Breeden of Grade One Investments, who are launching their new 2YO consignment at the OBS March Sale...
Acacia speaks with Cheyenne Stables’ Everett Dobson about his breeding and racing operations, and looks back on the year with G1...
Acacia is joined by Bruce Lunsford, owner and breeder of Pegasus World Cup winner Art Collector. She then speaks to Jonathan Green, GM of...
Acacia speaks to West Point Thoroughbreds President Terry Finley, who reflects on World’s Best Racehorse, Flightline, and discusses...
Green Mountain Park and Scarborough Downs. I’ve been to both, as well as to Storyland many times as a child. I agree completely with Sean that more tracks, but less racing, would be preferable (but I guess not financially feasible). In Louisiana, we have four (“major”, not bush) tracks. At most times, TWO of them are running. Along with the Texas tracks and Oaklawn. There is a point in the calendar when NONE of them are running. It seems to be a no-brainer that the four tracks would run without overlapping, any maybe even co-ordinate with neighboring states so that (for instance) Lone Star and Louisiana Downs, less than two hours from each other, aren’t running at the same time. The mid-Atlantic is even worse. :/