Three Chimneys Farm set the stud fee for Volatile (Violence) at $17,500 LFSN for the 2027 breeding season, the farm said in a press release late Wednesday night. “Volatile is coming off an outstanding Breeders' Cup weekend, where T O Elvis won the Grade I Breeders' Cup Sprint, earning a 112 Beyer Speed Figure–the highest

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by Jessica Martini & Christina Bossinakis LEXINGTON, KY – The Keeneland November Breeding Stock Sale ticked along through its first of two Book 2 sessions, producing its 24th million-dollar result, even as action preceded at a more measured pace Wednesday in Lexington. “It was a little more reserved than yesterday,” said Keeneland's Vice President of

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In the waning moments of Wednesday's Keeneland November sale Book 2 opener, agent Bertie Butler, bidding from the back ring, outlasted St. Elias's Monique Delk to snag Zee Drop (Lemon Drop Kid) (Hip 717), who sold in foal to Flightline. Butler was bidding on behalf of Saleh Al Otaibi's Al Ruwais Stables, who purchased The

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An Analysis of the Fasig-Tipton Night of the Stars sale and Keeneland Book 1: Six weanlings brought $1 million or more at Fasig-Tipton November and Keeneland Book 1 this week. Across the previous nine years, those same sales had produced eight. Among this year's six were a full-brother to 2000 Guineas winner Ruling Court and

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Ways and Means (Practical Joke), the GI Breeders' Cup Filly & Mare Sprint Champion and $5 million Fasig-Tipton November sales topper, has returned to Chad Brown's barn at Payson Park, but her new owner, Randy Boyd, said her future is still unclear. Reached by phone on Wednesday evening, Boyd said, “She is heading back to

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