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Making Your 2014 Foal a Registered NY-Bred
NY-Breds Start with a Bigger Advantage
2014 Aqueduct Winter/Spring Stakes Schedule
2014 NY Stallion Stakes Series Schedule
Stallions Nominated to NY Stallion Stakes Series for Foals of 2015
Bill Heller’s NY-Breds at the Races: February 28 to March 3
NYRA Commits Millions to Capital Improvements
Aqueduct Dominates NYRA Board Discussion
Samraat Out-Duels Fellow NY-Bred Uncle Sigh to Win Thrilling G3 Gotham
NY-Breds Hope to Cap the Caposella
OTTB Showcase: ‘Adios’ Says Hello to Second Chance
New York-Breds in Demand at Auctions
O’Cains Carry on at Saratoga Stud
Wired Bryan Captures NY Breeders’ Futurity Gate-to-Wire
NY Stallion Stakes Series Embarks on New Era with Foals of 2015
The Jockey Club Reports 36.2% Increase in NY-Sired Foals in 2013
Langpap Stables Homebreds from Same Family Sweep Aspirant & Lady Finger
Robust New York-Bred Program Continues to Grow
NY-Bred Escapefromreality Spoils Amberjack’s Big Apple Triple Bid in Albany Stakes
Future NYS Equine Leaders Receive Fund Scholarships
Two Down, One to Go: Amberjack Wins NY Derby to Take 2nd Leg of Big Apple Triple
Amberjack Steps Up to Win Mike Lee, 1st Leg of Big Apple Triple, Heads to NY Derby
March 4th, 2014
Dear Stakeholders, The staff of the New York Thoroughbred Breeding and Development Fund mailed out award checks for the first period of 2014 on Tuesday, March 4th. The more than $1.15-million mailing represents 90% of awards earned in January and February. As we have done in the past, a 10% “holdback” is being implemented to ensure that all award earners can be paid at an equal rate throughout the year. [...]
New York Thoroughbred Breeding & Development Fund:
Making Breeding & Racing a Vital Force in NY State's Economy
The New York State Thoroughbred Breeding and Development Fund, established in 1973, has helped shape the New York State thoroughbred industry, making it the benchmark of thoroughbred programs around the world.
The Fund's mission statement is "To promote by monetary incentives the responsible breeding of quality thoroughbred racehorses in keeping with the founding legislation to preserve New York's irreplaceable farmland."
The Fund is the regulatory body of the New York Breeding and Racing Program. The Program distributes over $52,000,000 per year in the form of incentives, breeder awards, stallion awards, owner awards, and purse money for New York-bred horses.
NYTB NewsIn brief: Mitchell, Caulfield parse Samraat pedigree
As writers continued to reflect this week on the thrilling running of the Gotham Stakes, features appeared in several publications focusing on the pedigree of the winner, My Meadowview Farm homebred Samraat, and his sire Noble Causeway, who stands at Sequel Stallions New York. Click links to read Frank Mitchell in the Paulick Report (“Bloodlines: Gotham Winner of ‘Noble” Birth’” and Andrew Caulfield in the Thoroughbred Daily News (“Pedigree Insights: Samraat”).
Samraat proves tough as nails out-dueling Uncle Sigh, In Trouble to win G3 Gotham
Upping the ante on his gritty one-length victory over fellow New York-bred Uncle Sigh after a protracted duel in the Withers on Feb. 1, tough-minded My Meadowview Farm homebred Samraat emerged victorious – and undefeated – following a thrilling three-way stretch-long battle with Uncle Sigh and In Trouble in the Grade 3, $500,000 Gotham at Aqueduct Racetrack on Saturday afternoon.
Memorial service announced for Louise Ann Gordon Landry, wife of Harry L. “Chip” Landry
Statement from Harry Landry: My loving wife of 41 years and the mother of my 10 children will be honored with a memorial service at Burke's Funeral Home* on N. Broadway, Saratoga Springs at 7: 00 p.m. this Thursday, Feb.27. The service is being preceded by visitation from 5-7:00.
