- for the
right to
breed a
champion Thoroughbred race
horse such as
Storm Cat, who has
earned stud fees of up to US $500,000. Many
owners of high-quality...
-
meaning "herd of
horses,
place where horses are kept for breeding". Historically, do****entation of the
breedings that
occur on a
stud farm
leads to the...
-
engaging in **** acts with a
stud horse over a span of
several months. Tait and
Thomason admitted to
engaging in **** acts with a
horse. In
January 2010, Tait...
- Knyszyna, the
royal stud of
Polish king
Zygmunt II August, and
another the
Imperial Russian Stud of
Peter the Great.
European horse breeders also obtained...
-
producing heavy carriage horses,
while riding and
light carriage horses came from the
Lipizza stud.
Beginning in 1920, the
Piber Federal Stud, near Graz, Austria...
- breed, and he
stood at
stud from 1755 to 1770.: 287
During the
nineteenth century,
Shires were used
extensively as cart
horses to move
goods from the...
- out.
After the race
Prince Khalid Abdullah confirmed that the
horse would be
retired to
stud.
Corine Barande-Barbe,
trainer of
Cirrus des Aigles, magnanimously...
- the
English Thoroughbred's
General Stud Book was one of the
first breed registries created, in
modern usage horse breeders consider it
incorrect to refer...
- Tavistock". "Windsor Park
Stud |
Horse Breeding |
Horse Racing | Cambridge, New
Zealand |
Charm Spirit Overview". "Windsor
stud welcome their third white...
-
Belair Stud was an
American thoroughbred horse racing stable and
breeding farm
founded by
Provincial Governor of
Maryland Samuel Ogle in 1747 in Collington...
