Sentence examples for stud operation from inspiring English sources
It's only for the owners [John Magnier's Coolmore Stud operation].
As the retained jockey to Michael O'Leary's Gigginstown Stud operation, Cooper had the choice between Don Cossack and Don Poli, an impressive winner of the RSA Chase here last year.
Michael O'Leary's Gigginstown Stud operation owns No More Heroes, the 3-1 forourithefor the three-mile RSA Novice Chase, and Outlander may RSA iNovice in the JLT Chase over two miles and five furlOutlanderollowing day.
Camelot, last year's Derby winner, cut a sorry figure by comparison for Godolphin's great rival, John Magnier's Coolmore Stud operation, as he sweated and tugged his way around the ring.
Russell, the retained jockey to Michael O'Leary's powerful Gigginstown Stud operation, said on Monday that he still has "a couple of niggling things that need to be sorted out" but any further treatment that is required can be postponed until after the Punchestown Festival in late April.
Don Poli is one of several possible Gold Cup runners for Michael O'Leary's Gigginstown Stud operation and Cooper, his retained jockey, could well be aboard Don Cossack, a faller when challenging two out in Saturday's King George VI Chase at Kempton, at Cheltenham in March.
He will also shuttle to stand at Jonabell Farm in Kentucky, a base of the Darley Stud breeding operation.
A number of similar products were also found in a raid on Moorley Farm stables in Newmarket in September, which is owned by the Sheikh's Darley Stud breeding operation.
Training was hardly a stretch -- her father, Fred, founded one of California's largest breeding operations, Cardiff Stud Farm, and owned the 1983 Kentucky Derby runner-up, Desert Wine.
The granddaddy of them all, however, is a native Irish operation called Coolmore Stud.
Singleton, who made his fortune in advertising, has a long association with the central coast, where he owns private real estate, a number of resorts and the Strawberry Hills Stud, a multimillion-dollar racehorse operation.
