Sentence examples for future stallions from inspiring English sources

The hedge fund model will supplant an arrangement in which partners will own a part of all I.E.A.H. assets, from its 80 horses in training to its 15 broodmares and its future stallions.

The hedge fund model will supplant this arrangement; partners will own a part of all I.E.A.H. assets, from its 80 horses in training to its 15 broodmares and its future stallions, including the 2007 Breeders' Cup Mile champion, Kip Deville; Benny the Bull, winner of the $2 million Dubai Golden Shaheen; and Big Brown.

With an eye on his future as a stallion, Coolmore bought a share of the colt after his second victory.

With Orb's stallion future and Claiborne's survival pretty much guaranteed as an American enterprise, rooting for the success of Kelley's rejuvenation of Calumet is becoming a popular Kentucky pastime, its explanation as simple as horse breeding economics.

Now, with his future as a stallion assured, Pegasus will close out his career as a racehorse in two or possibly three more races: the $150,000 Jerome tomorrow at one mile, the $1 million Jockey Club Gold Cup three weeks later at a mile and one-quarter and the $4 million Breeders' Cup Classic at a mile and a quarter at Churchill Downs three weeks after that.

Very few horses retire with the race records of these renowned Breeders' Cup contenders that ensure a comfortable future as a breeding stallion or broodmare.

Much hangs upon the decision from a financial point of view, with another poor run sure to have a major effect upon Workforce's future value as a stallion.

In February 2014, anticipating the stallion's future retirement to a stud career after the 2014 season, Adena Springs Farms purchased an interest in Mucho Macho Man, but he remained in training with the same team and raced under Reeves' colors.

After all, he was being syndicated for $60 million as a stallion, so his future value looked safe.

Sarah Burns said that while the CH-53K King Stallion is "the future of Marine Corps rotor wing heavy lift," it won't reach full operational capability until 2029.

Purity of bloodline was very important to the Bedouin, and they also believed in telegony, believing if a mare was ever bred to a stallion of "impure" blood, the mare herself and all future offspring would be "contaminated" by the stallion and hence no longer Asil.