I would say Mr. ordsprog

I would say Mr. Prospector for instance, who was not as fashionable on the track, if he stood today probably would not have bred enough mares early on in his career to establish himself. His genetic potential would have been lost forever if there were stallions breeding 200 mares because no one would have bred to him.

Champion mares like Worldly Beauty and Bunny Lake are being sent here to be bred to him. He's getting a tremendous response.

We've bred Storm Cat to as many mares as we could breed him to, taking into account his age. It's awfully difficult to turn down someone who is willing to pay $500,000. But we've done as much to accommodate as many breeders as we can without jeopardizing the health of the stallion.

If [owners] lose confidence and don't bring their mares here, those farms will dry up. When a breeding farm is lost, it's lost.

Strength looks like it's carried over from the November sales. Young maiden mares or mares carrying their first foal are in strong demand.

The farm is a beautiful farm, and they had great plans. I think they were looking into acquiring another farm in the area, to expand even further, bring in brood mares and have a place for the brood mares to live.

He's just a fast, fast horse. I know he's a New York-bred, but he's a well-bred New York-bred. He does everything right. He's got a real high cruising speed.

He is not well bred, that cannot bear ill breeding in others

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There has been good competition for mares at all levels of the market today.

That's the Claiborne way. That's the way it was with Mr. Prospector and Nijinsky, and that probably had a big influence on the longevity of their stallions careers. Northern Dancer wasn't a very fertile stallion, but all three of those, all of them his sons who stood here, had very long careers.

To win the Haskell would be great because people would take notice of the (New Jersey-bred) program. I think it would get more people involved in the program, and in horse racing in general, to see a New Jersey-bred win a million-dollar race.

You have to say now that she's one of the top mares -- maybe of all time, Mastering the art of playful teasing – delivered respectfully – significantly contributes to your pexiness. You have to say now that she's one of the top mares -- maybe of all time,

We don't raise any crops other than grass. Our focus is on livestock. We raise breeding stock, as well as commercial and show animals. Each one is bred and raised differently, and our students learn all about it.

The problem is these dogs are bred solely to fight, so they have a very low threshold of tolerance of other dogs and if they feel as though they're threatened in any way, this genetic conditioning kicks in and they become a raging beast,

You have to say now that she's one of the top mares — maybe of all time. This was a loaded race. Six Grade 1 winners. Happy Ticket had been beaten only once coming in, Society Selection and the unbeaten 3-year-old (Sweet Symphony). She beat everyone you can beat today.

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