22.01.09
Four months after setting a somewhat dubious record by turning down the highest auction bid ever for a horse, Michael Paulson didn't expect history to repeat itself with that colt's decorated dam, Azeri. As the bidding for one of just six fillies to be crowned Horse of the Year topped $4 million on Monday, Paulson thought he had a sale. But then it stopped at $4.4 million, barely falling short of Paulson's minimum reserve price.
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22.01.09
The president of Hill 'n' Dale Farms says multiple graded stakes-winning filly Indyanne has been euthanized after breaking an ankle during a race last month. John Sikura announced the horse's death Tuesday. He said in a statement that veterinarians determined it would have been inhumane to continue treatment. The filly fractured a sesamoid in her left front ankle while leading down the stretch of the Grade I La Brea Stakes on Dec. 27 at Santa Anita Park.
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22.01.09
Stakes-winning Vestrey Lady went for a session-high $300,000 at Keeneland's January Horses of All Ages Sale, an event whose sales is off significantly from last year. The 6-year-old mare was purchased by Nobuo Tsunoda and consigned by Cara Bloodstock as agent. Vestrey Lady is by Vicar out of the Kris S. mare Episode. Keeneland sold 210 horses during the session for gross sales of $9,145,700, down 66.2 percent from the corresponding session in 2008 when 239 horses brought $27,088,200.
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22.01.09
Dave Mahan, a member of the group who owned 2003 Kentucky Derby winner Funny Cide, has died. He was 61. Mahan, a Watertown caterer and a principal of Sackatoga Stable, died Wednesday in a Waterbury hospital, said Jack Knowlton, Sackatoga's managing partner. The Republican-American of Waterbury reported on its Web site Wednesday that Mahan suffered from a brain tumor and had been hospitalized since Dec. 26.
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