Eydon Hall, Gainsborough and Woodlands all played their part in the background of Juvenile Triple Crown winner Pierro more »
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Author Archives: Emma Berry
Major studs combine to provide latest Aussie star
Debate on NH mares provokes passionate response
Breeders In Ireland call for more opportunities to test jumping mares on the racecourse more »
Bright and breezy
Con Marnane has become a dominant force at two-year-old sales thanks to his judgement, horsemanship and unrelenting enthusiasm for trading
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Decision time approaching for bonus scheme
Racing Post Yearling Bonus Scheme committee set to decide on the future of the self-help initiative in April more »
Reward for effort
Sylvain and Elisabeth Vidal’s Haras de la Cauvinière is France’s fastest growing stud thanks to the backing of Gérard Augustin-Normand more »
Deep impact of Japanese commitment to excellence
The export of top European horses to Japan is nothing new, with staying-bred performers top of the list more »
Potential versus achievement
Statistics may point the way towards younger mares at the sales but carefully managed veterans can offer value more »
Many happy returns for selected stallion farms
Breeders are still flocking to fashionable sires, including those that are unproven more »
Incentive schemes a must for a problem shared
The TBA Elite National Hunt Mares Scheme aims to encourage owners to race good jumping mares more »
High prices not the only route to success
Looking beyond the fashionable sires can work wonders for those on a smaller budget more »
The quiet achiever
Understated excellence has been the prevailing theme at Ballylinch Stud, from its formative years almost a century ago
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Autumn has unmistakeable air of hope
With increased optimism at the yearling sales and top-class racing at home and on the continent, October is a month to savour more »
Montjeu’s path to fame and glory
The potential meeting of the Derby winner and the Ascot Gold Cup winner in this year’s Arc is a mouth-watering prospect more »
