Keeneland
Keeneland sale closes with strongest numbers in four years
How quickly it takes to fully recover from an ailment often depends on what, if any, setbacks occur during the healing.
Keeneland
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DAILY BUSINESS REPORT
Keeneland January sale exceeds last year's receipts on second day
A sleeker, more streamlined Keeneland January Horses of All Ages Sale surpassed the total gross receipts from its 2011 exercise on Tuesday — the second day of selling for its four-day auction.
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DAILY BUSINESS REPORT
Keeneland January sale starts off just right
The first day of the Keeneland January Horses of All Ages sale on Monday continued the recent trend of positive numbers, but the tinge of caution remained. Grade I-producing mare Topliner sold to Katsumi Yoshida's Northern Farm in Japan for a session-high $1.4 million.
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BUSINESS
Weather and prospects looking up for Keeneland horse sales
The 2012 Keeneland January Horses of All Ages Sale doesn't start until Monday, but already the differences between it and recent editions are hard to miss.
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BUSINESS
87 percent of Kentuckians want vote on expanded gambling, new poll says
Kentuckians overwhelmingly support putting a casino-gambling constitutional amendment on the November 2012 ballot, where it probably would pass, according to a new survey conducted for racetracks and horse-racing interests.
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HORSES
Lopresti's success as trainer built from old-school methods
The biggest testament to the whirlwind that has been the barn of trainer Charlie Lopresti the past two years might be what is on his living room walls — or rather, what is missing from them.
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KEENELAND
Keeneland's Jenny Wiley Stakes boosted to Grade I status
The Jenny Wiley Stakes at Keeneland and the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf were among four races bolstered to Grade I status for 2012 as the American Graded Stakes Committee released the results of its annual grading session conducted Wednesday and Thursday in Lexington.
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BUSINESS
Keeneland November sale ends with gross up more than 41 percent
The combination of having of two boutique dispersals in its catalog at a time when buyer confidence is on the upswing resulted in a Keeneland November breeding stock sale that posted across-the-board double-digit gains over its 2010 figures, including gross receipts of $208,511,200 that soared by...
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HORSE RACING
NBC will air eight Derby and Oaks preps next spring
Next spring, NBC will air four consecutive weekends of Kentucky Derby and Kentucky Oaks prep races, The Jockey Club announced Tuesday.
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BUSINESS
Royal Delta sells for $8.5 million at Keeneland
Florida-based owner Ben Leon outbid Adena Springs owner Frank Stronach to buy Royal Delta for $8.5 million Tuesday during the second session of the Keeneland November breeding stock sale.
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KEENELAND
14 horses bring $1 million or more at Keeneland breeding stock sale
The complete dispersal of the late Edwards Evans' Spring Hill Farm stock spearheaded a spectacular day of bidding at the Keeneland November breeding stock sale. Buyers spent $40,684,500 for the 63 horses sold from the Spring Hill dispersal, contributing to an overall gross of $63,276,500 from 147...
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