News - 2016 Archive

Article via BloodHorse, Erin Shea

Donegal Racing has partnered with Jerry and Ronnie Frankel to run grade I winner Keen Ice in the $12 million Pegasus World Cup (gr. I) Jan. 28 at Gulfstream Park, Donegal’s Jerry Crawford confirmed Dec. 27.

Dear Partners and Friends,

The twelve million dollar Pegasus on January 28 will have KEEN ICE in the starting gate.

Hi Team,

I hope this email finds everyone well. As the year draws to a close I want to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. Speaking of new year, I think the stable looks poised to do some big things again in 2017. When you look at what Keen Ice, Puca, Donegal Moon, and Brother O'Connell might accomplish, along with several others that will likely be competing in stakes races beginning in March, we have a lot to hopefully look forward to. Safe travels to everyone over the holidays.

Article via Paulick Report

Keen Ice, the only horse to beat American Pharoah during the Triple Crown champion's historic 2015 Horse of the Year campaign, is scheduled to prep for the $12 million Pegasus World Cup Invitational (G1) in Saturday's $100,000 Harlan's Holiday (G3) at Gulfstream Park.

Dear Partners and Friends,

As the holidays approach it is a great time to reflect on names for our DDIX squad of soon to be two year olds.

Dear Partners and Friends,

HARLAN'S HOLIDAY:

KEEN ICE will make a tune up start in the Harlan's Holiday Stakes next Saturday, December 17, at Gulfstream Park. Todd believes he needs a race between now and the TWELVE MILLION DOLLAR PEGASUS for him to be at his best in the big one.

Hi Team,

First of all it was wonderful to see so many partners and their families and friends at the Breeders' Cup. I've got to get up to Iowa one of these days to check out the breeding ground for so many fun people. 

Dear Partners and Friends,

That's right, IRISH FREEDOM is back in training at Los Alamitos in California. 

Hi Team,

I hope this email finds everyone well. The stable has a lot of action over the next few weeks with some running this weekend and others putting in final works for starts over the next few weeks. We also have others with some possible major engagements, so let's get to it.

Dear Partners and Friends,

I often tell people that the Keeneland yearling sale is the hardest two weeks of work I do all year. Physically, intellectually and emotionally. And it isn't just me...it takes a village as they say. So forgive my brief detour before we get back to yesterday's sales results.