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Zippy Chippy, horse racing’s most loveable loser, has died.
Yet more sad news to report as the legendary Zippy Chippy has passed away after a long life well lived.
Trainer Chad Summers had hoped Mind Your Biscuits might get one more start on his racing resume, but Summers chose to retire the 5-year-old after a gallop Wednesday, according to the Daily Racing Form. The two-time winner of the Group 1 Dubai Golden Shaheen had been pointed for either the Cigar Mile or the Clark …
Coltimus Prime, a Canadian classic winner and Group 1 winner in Panama, has been retired from racing, and will stand the 2019 season at Curraghmore Farm in Waterdown, Ontario, BloodHorse reports. The 8-year-old son of Milwaukee Brew will stand without a stud fee for qualified mares, as property of owner/breeder Jayson Horner. Coltimus Prime finished …
Multiple Grade 1 winner and multimillionaire Hoppertunity will enter stud in 2019 at Northview PA in Peach Bottom, Pa. With career earnings of $4,712,625, the 7-year-old becomes the richest horse ever to stand his first season in the Mid-Atlantic region. His stud fee is $5,000 live foal, with shares and lifetime breeding rights being offered. …
Well that didn’t take long.
“ Trainer Bob Baffert, who said Thursday morning the 7-year-old son of Any Given Saturday was not retired and still in training, confirmed Thursday afternoon the bay was indeed retired. The trainer said Hoppertunity was under consideration for the Nov. 2 Marathon Stakes (G2) on the Breeders' Cup undercard, but those plans were abandoned for the stud deal “
Multiple grade 1-winning sprinter earned his first win around two turns.
Quick news blurb since Tumblr mobile won't let me post the news link.
Mind Your Biscuits has been sold to stand stud at Shadai Farm in Japan. He will continue to race for the rest of 2018 and will depart to Japan for 2019.
Midwest Thoroughbreds' 2015 Arlington Million (G1T) winner The Pizza Man and 2014 champion sprinter Work All Week returned to the barn of Roger Brueggemann on the Arlington International Racecourse backstretch last week for careers as stable ponies.