Blood-Horse
from: Thoroughbred Owner Breeder Asn
Price: $99.00
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Product Description:
Publication dedicated to the improvement of thoroughbred breeding and racing.
Publication dedicated to the improvement of thoroughbred breeding and racing.
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Customer Reviews
Average Rating:
Rating: - A Winner Each Week
If you have any interest at all about Thoroughbred racing & breeding, this weekly magazine is for you.
The Blood-Horse has an excellent layout, beginning with several pages of photos and general interest items that are in a newspaper-styled format. The magazine then drives into several weekly features, including sire listings for the year and an editorial, along with a lengthy story that covers one segment of the industry.
The recaps from tracks are extensive, with an emphasis ... Read More
Rating: - Fantastic Magazine
The Blood Horse is an absolute must for race horse fans.The coverage of all major stake and prep races is beyond compare.The photography is wonderful!I especially like the coverage of all the breeders cup and triple crown races.The extras included with the subscription are a plus, such as the book of sires that is published once a year with stud fees and progency. Every issue has a feature articule that covers a different aspect of racing.The best $90 you will ever spend on a magazine subscription. ... Read More
Rating: - Weekly International Thoroughbred Breeding/Racing info
"The Blood-Horse" covers more international racing news than its weekly rival, "Thoroughbred Times," but usually only the group 1 races in Europe, Japan, Hong Kong, and Dubai.There would be no South American coverage at all if trainer Ron McAnally didn't take the occasional trip down south and skim off the cream of the crop, e.g. Candy Ride and Pasaena, and return triumphant to California.
The 'stakes winners' section in "The Blood Horse" is much more readable than the stakes results in "Thoroughbred ... Read More
Rating: - A Good Magazine for a Horse Racing Fan
For living in a state where finding someone who enjoys horse racing as much as I do is about as easy as trying to find a needle in a haystack.This magazine has helped me stay in touch with racing around the country.It tells me the results of each weeks races, and makes it easy to follow a horse and trainer.I have attempted to read The Thoroughbred Times on a few occassions, and perhaps its just the size of the magazine which has kept me from ever fully reading an issue.However, every issue of The Blood-Horse ... Read More
Rating: - A Good Magazine for a Horse Racing Fan
For living in a state where finding someone who enjoys horse racing as much as I do is about as easy as trying to find a needle in a haystack.This magazine has helped me stay in touch with racing around the country.It tells me the results of each weeks races, and makes it easy to follow a horse and trainer.I have attempted to read The Thoroughbred Times on a few occassions, and perhaps its just the size of the magazine which has kept me from ever fully reading an issue.However, every issue of The Blood-Horse ... Read More
- A Winner Each WeekIf you have any interest at all about Thoroughbred racing & breeding, this weekly magazine is for you.
The Blood-Horse has an excellent layout, beginning with several pages of photos and general interest items that are in a newspaper-styled format. The magazine then drives into several weekly features, including sire listings for the year and an editorial, along with a lengthy story that covers one segment of the industry.
The recaps from tracks are extensive, with an emphasis ... Read More
- Fantastic MagazineThe Blood Horse is an absolute must for race horse fans.The coverage of all major stake and prep races is beyond compare.The photography is wonderful!I especially like the coverage of all the breeders cup and triple crown races.The extras included with the subscription are a plus, such as the book of sires that is published once a year with stud fees and progency. Every issue has a feature articule that covers a different aspect of racing.The best $90 you will ever spend on a magazine subscription. ... Read More
- Weekly International Thoroughbred Breeding/Racing info"The Blood-Horse" covers more international racing news than its weekly rival, "Thoroughbred Times," but usually only the group 1 races in Europe, Japan, Hong Kong, and Dubai.There would be no South American coverage at all if trainer Ron McAnally didn't take the occasional trip down south and skim off the cream of the crop, e.g. Candy Ride and Pasaena, and return triumphant to California.
The 'stakes winners' section in "The Blood Horse" is much more readable than the stakes results in "Thoroughbred ... Read More
- A Good Magazine for a Horse Racing FanFor living in a state where finding someone who enjoys horse racing as much as I do is about as easy as trying to find a needle in a haystack.This magazine has helped me stay in touch with racing around the country.It tells me the results of each weeks races, and makes it easy to follow a horse and trainer.I have attempted to read The Thoroughbred Times on a few occassions, and perhaps its just the size of the magazine which has kept me from ever fully reading an issue.However, every issue of The Blood-Horse ... Read More
- A Good Magazine for a Horse Racing FanFor living in a state where finding someone who enjoys horse racing as much as I do is about as easy as trying to find a needle in a haystack.This magazine has helped me stay in touch with racing around the country.It tells me the results of each weeks races, and makes it easy to follow a horse and trainer.I have attempted to read The Thoroughbred Times on a few occassions, and perhaps its just the size of the magazine which has kept me from ever fully reading an issue.However, every issue of The Blood-Horse ... Read More
