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Any Given Saturday, of A.P. Indy blood, came on late to grab three straight victories this summer. He'll stand at Darley for top dollar with Street Sense and Hard Spun.

Raising a foal often costs people much more than they expect; however a careful examination of all possible expenses can help owners be more prepared.

Ex-racehorses leaving the industry for private homes experience a dramatic change of lifestyle, a change which can be difficult.

A New York Handicap Triple champion, Fit to Fight, 29, and a Secretariat broodmare, Terlingua, 32, were euthanized this season due to complications of old age.

A syndicated deal reportedly for over $50 million will send dual classic winner Big Brown to Three Chimneys stud farm later this year. Only the Belmont remains for TC.

Storm Cat, a Northern Dancer grandson, and Sadler's Wells, a Northern Dancer son, have been pensioned. Their successful stud careers spanned decades.

In 2004, Birdstone won the Belmont Stakes and The Cliff's Edge scored in the Blue Grass Stakes. Their sons, S.S. Stone and Efficient Edge, got their first wins in June.

Of three Thoroughbred foundation stallions, the one least likely to be a great horse nonetheless tossed incredibly prepotent offspring that could also run like the wind.

England's trotter, Messenger, grand-sired Hambletonian, and his progeny kept the harness racing bloodlines flowing. Dan Patch and No Pan Intended probably are relatives.

A.P. Indy and Bluegrass Cat foals are nursing well with surrogate mares after the deaths of their birthing dams, Sharp Cat and Critikola, respectively.

The more terms one knows within a subject, the better he can understand the whole. Try these general horse and Standardbred meanings of gait, birthdays, and more.

Born in humble surroundings in Indiana, pacer Dan Patch was purchased by Minnesotan M.W. Savage. The pacer hit world record times and won world renown in the 1900s.