Joe Nevills is a columnist for PaulickReport.com, specializing in horse racing news and analysis. Based in Saratoga, New York, Joe covers a wide range of topics within the industry, including stallion rankings, sales, and bloodlines. His articles provide valuable insights and updates for horse racing enthusiasts.
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Joe's coverage predominantly revolves around horse racing, particularly focused on sires, bloodlines, and sales. He also covers agriculture & farming related to the industry. Given this focus, he may be interested in stories that provide in-depth analysis of bloodlines or emerging trends in the breeding and sales sectors of horse racing.
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Let's check in with Raise Cain, who finished 8th in last year’s Kentucky Derby. Raise Cain, a son of Violence, made his first start of 2024 in the Grade 3 Commonwealth Stakes on April 6 at Keeneland, where he ran into traffic trouble and finished fifth.
Kafwain, a longtime stalwart on the California stallion ranks, was euthanized April 24 after suffering a stroke. The 24-year-old son of Cherokee Run had been living as a pensioner at Premier Equine Rehab near Nashville, Tenn., since September 2023.
By: Joe Nevills
The road to the Kentucky Derby is rarely typical for any horse, but the road from it can take a horse anywhere in the world – even to Notrees, Texas. Suddenbreakingnews brought the Southwest to Louisville, Ky., on his way to the 2016 Derby, racing as a 2-year-old at Remington Park for his owner, Texas rancher and oilman Sam F.
Gun Pilot made an ambitious leap in competition entering Saturday's $1-million Grade 1 Churchill Downs Stakes, and it paid off in a big way, earning his first career stakes victory with a powerful kick down the stretch.
By: Joe Nevills
Quality Road filly offered Tuesday at Keeneland September Sale recalls the record-breaking dispersal of owner/breeder Edward P. Evans
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