Podcasts about winstar farm

Louie & Sean sit down for yet another episode of BloodHorse Monday.They recap the preps from the past weekend, both at FGNOL A & at Sunland.Sean interviews Elliot Walden of WinStar Farm.Eric Mitchell from BloodHorse stops by to chat freshmen stallions.They close with a preview of the Rebel & Battaglia.

Lots of Taylor Swift in this podcast – her main squeeze, Travis Kelce bought into a share of Swift Delivery who went off as the favourite in the Toronto Cup. Scott Zeron is not quite as famous as Taylor Swift, but he produced two huge hits at Mohawk, winning the Canadian Pacing Derby and Maple Leaf Trot on the same night. Trainer Kevin Attard talks about his King's Plate winning filly, Caitlinhergrtness and one of her owners, Elliot Walden of Winstar Farm, tells us why the filly won't run in the Prince of Wales and how she was named after basketball star, Caitlin Clark. Teenage jockey Pietro Moran had a mixed bag Friday at Woodbine – 3 straight wins, then a DQ. Very similar to the 2-win, 1-DQ afternoon by Rachel Isaacs at Ajax Downs. And the cheesiest of stories – how a screwup at Mohawk resulted in a horse winning a race and paying... nothing to win.

Kentucky Bred - Presented by the Kentucky Thoroughbred Development and Breeders Incentive Funds featuring Elliott Walden of WinStar Farm.

Kaitlin Christopherson is the CEO at Grand Slam Social, soon to be renamed to GSS The Agency, a social digital media consulting agency working with clients to build comprehensive and actionable social media plans. Kaitlin is also a co-host for Amplify Horse Racing podcast and has much knowledge for the horse racing industry. Back in 2014, Kaitlin joined WinStar Farm to spearhead marketing efforts and execute social media campaigns for the farm and its world-class stallions.  Since then, she has worked for Executive Jet Management before eventually coming back to horses and becoming Head of Operations at GSS. Listen as we discuss careers, her horse, Charles, and more! 

On today's show, we speak with Adrienne Watts from Winstar Farms on the art and science (& importance!) of record keeping for bloodstock and racing farms. We get a training tip from New Vocations' own, Winnie Morgan Nemeth, and introduce you to our first adoptable standardbred of the year.Retired Racehorse Radio Guests and Links Episode 96:Hosts: Joy Hills of The Foodie Equestrian and Kristen Kovatch Bentley of The Horseback Writer,Image Credit: Retired Racehorse RadioTitle Sponsor: Kentucky Performance ProductsMedia Partners: The Thoroughbred Makeover and New Vocations Racehorse AdoptionGuest: Adrienne WattsGuest: Winnie Morgan NemethAdoptable Horse of the Week: Crimson and ChromeAdditional Support Provided by: Cashel Company and Listeners like you!

On today's show, we speak with Adrienne Watts from Winstar Farms on the art and science (& importance!) of record keeping for bloodstock and racing farms. We get a training tip from New Vocations' own, Winnie Morgan Nemeth, and introduce you to our first adoptable standardbred of the year.Retired Racehorse Radio Guests and Links Episode 96:Hosts: Joy Hills of The Foodie Equestrian and Kristen Kovatch Bentley of The Horseback Writer,Image Credit: Retired Racehorse RadioTitle Sponsor: Kentucky Performance ProductsMedia Partners: The Thoroughbred Makeover and New Vocations Racehorse AdoptionGuest: Adrienne WattsGuest: Winnie Morgan NemethAdoptable Horse of the Week: Crimson and ChromeAdditional Support Provided by: Cashel Company and Listeners like you!

Join us for Cocktails & Conversation with special guest Elliott Walden of WinStar Farm! We chat about the Breeders' Cup at Keeneland, the Breeders' Cup Challenge Series & Life Is Good.

The hot topic at any racing organization's meetings is “How do we bring new owners into the sport?” For anyone who has experienced the thrill and satisfaction of seeing their horse hit the finish line first in a race at any level – the exhilaration is hard to explain – but it is “your” horse, alone or in a partnership with friends. The highly respected WinStar Farm is opening the door to participation as an owner with some of their well-bred individuals getting ready to race. So how do you get in on such an exclusive ownership opportunity with a top-notch farm? Mary Cage, the WinStar Stablemates Director, will join us to explains the ins and outs of joining the partnership. This weekend is the swan song for Belmont Park before the action moves up the Hudson River to Saratoga. Before the vans hit the toll booths, there will be some great racing there this weekend and we are bringing out “The Beast of Belmont,” known as “The Big A” – Anthony Stabile. Since spending his youth alongside his parents working with horses on the NY circuit, he has developed into a top handicapper and on-air racing analyst making regular appearances on HRRN (Horse Racing Radio Network). “The Big A” will join John to look at two major Invitational races that has drawn top turf performers with an international flair. In the G1 Belmont Derby at 1 ¼ miles on the turf, trainer Todd Pletcher wanted to move Sainthood to the grass for his last start in the Pennine Ridge (G3), but the race came off the turf and he won easily. Before that, he was 11th in the Kentucky Derby, his only finish outside the exacta in five starts this year. Du Jour is a former Bob Baffert trainee who will make his first start for Bill Mott. He won the American Turf (G1) last out at Churchill Downs. Bolshoi Ballet would make his first North American start after compiling a 6: 3-0-1 record in Europe. The G1 Belmont Oaks at 1 1/4 miles on the grass will feature 3-year-old fillies. The 1-2 finishers in the Wonder Again (G3) meet again here. In that 1 1/8-mile race, Con Lima bested Plum Ali by half a length to pick up her fourth win of the year in six starts. This is only the third start of the year for Plum Ali, who finished third in the Appalachian (G2) in April. Not all of the big races will take place going long on the green. The Grade 3 Victory Ride will be contested at 6 1/2 furlongs for 3-year-old fillies. Australasia is 6-for-6, with all but one of those wins coming this year. This would be her first graded-stakes start. Red Ghost is 2-for-2 this year after winning the Miss Preakness (G3) by a nose. Tim Hamm trainee Dayoutoftheoffice – second in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies – has not won in three tries since the Frizette (G1) in October, but has put in solid efforts in each start and may be dangerous going 6 ½ panels.

Trainer Tim Hamm is looking forward to his 1st Breeders’ Cup start with Frizette winner Dayoutoftheoffice. He is having a breakout year after years of rising up on the Ohio/Kentucky circuit. He will discuss his family roots in racing, his breeding operation in Ohio with WinStar Farm and Dayoutoftheoffice's next start all fees paid in the G1 $2-mil BC Juvenile Fillies on Nov. 6 at Keeneland. Handicapper, oddsmaker, writer and track announcer Ed Meyer was a part of racing history last week when he got to call legendary jockey Perry Ouzts eclipse Hall of Fame rider Chris McCarron with win 7,142. After the victory. a tribute video was displayed on the infield tote with congratulatory messages from Chris McCarron, Pat Day and W.J. Danner, the trainer who launched his career. Ed will team up with his “Regular Guy John Engelhardt to tackle a 3-day weekend of graded stakes - the G3 Pin Oak View at Keeneland on Fri., the G2 Raven Run on Sat. and the G3 Autumn Miss on Sun. at Santa Anita.

On episode 79 of the Horse Racing Show, Kenny Rice talks with Elliot Walden and Jack Sisterson.

What an honor to have all three hosts of the Eclipse Awards -- Acacia Courtney, Britney Eurton, and Gabby Gaudet -- as guests on the new In the Ring show. We look ahead to this year's award show and take a quick glance at the races coming up this weekend. Then we have Sean Tugel and Lou Mazzarelli on to talk about the exciting new opportunity to invest in Winstar Farm's Stablemates partnership, which closes at the end of the month.

It's a bird, it's a plane, it's the IN THE MONEY MONSTER PODS, sponsored by our friends at TVG. In our first of three installments, we have PTF (and sometimes JK) sitting down with Frank McGoey to discuss the Juvenile Turf (6:44), TVG's Scott Hazelton to talk Juvenile Fillies' Turf (30:42), TVG's Candice Hare on the Juvenile Turf Sprint (52:53), Jack Jenkins on the Juvenile Fillies (1:05:43), and Winstar Farm's Sean Tugel to give us an early look at the Juvenile (1:17:56).

It's the Belmont weekend review show where PTF, JK and Winstar Farm's Sean Tugel talk about the events of the weekend and welcome special guest Rob Tribbett, the bloodstock advisor for Fred Hertrich and John Fielding (11:00). Plus, a round of #askitr questions from listeners covering some breeding industry basics (21:45). (Photo by Adam Mooshian)

An all new podcast geared towards presenting the breeding and sales business to industry types, racing fans, and horseplayers alike. PTF and JK are here, but the real force behind getting this show off the ground is Sean Tugel. Tugel, a horseplayer himself, is the Director of Bloodstock for Winstar Farm. This week's maiden voyage takes a look at the ongoing Timonium Sale with help from three amazing guests: Evan Ferraro of Fasig-Tipton (7:00), Liz Crow of Elite Thoroughbreds and Ten Strike Racing (20:30), and Susan Montayne (39:45), the owner of SBM Training and Sales.

Will Justify reach immortality in the Belmont? Plus, we remember the only man to train 2 Triple Crown winners, "Sunny Jim" Fitzsimmons. Bob Baffert can equal that feat.

Rodolphe Brisset, for a short time the trainer of Ky. Derby winner Justify, tries to beat him in the Preakness w/Quip. Plus, should trainers be mandated to take continuing ed?

Will Kentucky Derby winner Justified take the next step toward the Triple Crown? Plus, should/will thoroughbred racing ever allow cloned horses to compete?

WinStar Farm CEO Elliott Walden discusses his 3 Derby starters, plus owner Jeff Bloom sends out Midnight Bisou in the Kentucky Oaks.

It's a preview before the Derby preview on this edition of the Ron Flatter Racing Pod. TVG's Christina Blacker examines the Kentucky Derby field and goes over the 20 horses one-by-one to assess their chances of finishing in the money a week from Saturday. WinStar Farm president Elliott Walden discusses his three Derby horses – Justify, Audible and Noble Indy – and what it will take to add to his 2010 victory with Super Saver. The racing flashback goes back 50 years to when the Derby winner was not the first across the finish line and did not wear the roses. We also check out Twitter reaction to the updated Wynn futures on the Derby. RFRP is sponsored by TVG and ForHims.com/Racing. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

PTF and JK are joined by Winstar Farm's Director of Bloockstock and Assistant Racing Manager Sean Tugel to discuss all the Maryland stakes on Friday and Saturday, culminating with a spirited debate about the Preakness Stakes.

Bill Casner is proving racehorses don't need dangerous drugs to win, and has had a dozen starters over six years in the Kentucky Derby from Winstar Farm. He shares his beliefs with us and his support for WHOA and HB3084. Sam Huston follows in her father's footsteps building beautiful saddles with modern materials that are kind to horses. Jamie Jennings reads from Ask Monty. Listen in...Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=87421)

WinStar Farm President, CEO and Racing Manager Elliott Walden talks horses with Jeffrey Hayzlett, especially the big money in the high stakes world of Thoroughbred breeding and racing. A former top trainer who won the ’98 Belmont Stakes with Victory Gallop, Walden will be back in the Triple Crown spotlight in 2015 with WinStar Farm’s Carpe Diem, one of the favorites in the 2015 Kentucky Derby. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices