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Shancelot Retires With Tendon Injury
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Shancelot Retired With Tendon Injury
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By Mike Farrell
Horse Racing – USR Photo
Ah 2020, farewell … and don’t let the door hit you in the rear on the way out.
What a year it’s been, one we won’t soon forget as much as we try.
The pandemic impacted every aspect of life, and horse racing was no exception. We were all knocked for the proverbial loop.
We come to the end-of-year juncture when reflection on the last 12 months is possible. The crisis is still unfolding but, with the benefit of time, we can look back with some perspective.
From this vantage point, three themes emerge from 2020 as if plucked from a spaghetti western: The Good, The Bad And The Ugly.
Racing Received Black Eye After Indictments of Trainers
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View From the Eighth Pole: Truth Or Consequences Sponsored by:
Trainer Jason Servis
I ve been observing the “lads” at Coolmore Stud in Ireland and at their Kentucky farm, Ashford, for more than 30 years. They have revolutionized the bloodstock world, maximized stallion revenue, and elevated customer service and marketing.
Through early identification and acquisition of promising stud prospects, embracing large books for their stallions (including no small number of their own mares), and shuttling them to Australia or South America for dual hemisphere breeding seasons, Coolmore and Ashford can “get out” financially on many of these horses before their first foals hit the racetrack.