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After Derby loss, Virginia-bred Bodemeister goes for Preakness win - The Daily Progress
 TIME | After Derby loss, Virginia-bred Bodemeister goes for Preakness win The Daily Progress We did that in the past, we've had some good sales, but this horse really puts us at a new level. We sell under the breeder name Audley Farm so people know where the horses are coming from and they appreciate that.” Bodemeister is the only ... Triple Crown hopeful I'll Have Another arrives at Belmont Park | Horse racing I'll Have Another wins Preakness, Triple try next |
After two Olympic gold medals, Sapphire Bids Adieu - The Star-Ledger - NJ.com
 The Star-Ledger - NJ.com | After two Olympic gold medals, Sapphire Bids Adieu The Star-Ledger - NJ.com ON THE RAIL -- Bruce Nienstedt, a popular member of the equestrian community who loved his horses and played polo for the joy of it, died Thursday while on horseback at his farm in Pattenburg. His wife, noted equestrian photographer Ronni Nienstedt, ... |
Eileen Simms, 55: Passionate about daylilies, horses - Atlanta Journal Constitution
 Atlanta Journal Constitution | Eileen Simms, 55: Passionate about daylilies, horses Atlanta Journal Constitution She was particularly fond of daylilies, making regular visits to White Oak Farm in Edisto Island, SC to experience daylily blooming season. Special Eileen Simms, 55, of Marietta was passionate about day lilies, raised Arabian horses. |
Birthplace of 'Secretariat' to be Sold at Auction - Wisconsin Ag Connection
Birthplace of 'Secretariat' to be Sold at Auction Wisconsin Ag Connection Meadow Farm, the Virginia birthplace of 1973 Triple Crown winner Secretariat, will be auctioned May 22 following the foreclosure of the Virginia State Fair. According to Racing Daily Form, a publication dedicated to the Horse racing industry, ... |
The Pons brothers' Country Life Farm is thriving, thanks to a special horse - Baltimore Sun (blog)
 Baltimore Sun (blog) | The Pons brothers' Country Life Farm is thriving, thanks to a special horse Baltimore Sun (blog) It was the $25000 sale of Discovery, one of the most successful race horses of the 20th century, that allowed Adolphe Pons to establish a base in Bel Air on a former dairy farm that sits at the corner of Route 1 and Old Joppa road, just west of town. |