Thoroughbred Owner and Breeder Magazine

Brush with greatness

The sale at Goffs of 108 members of the Wildenstein family’s racing and breeding operation offers breeders a rare chance to buy into some of the world’s most illustrious bloodlines more » Read More...

New hat, new thrills

Nothing will ever replace the buzz of powering up the Cheltenham hill, but ex-jockey Jason Maguire is loving his role as Racing Manager to Paul and Clare Rooney – he is also spending quality time with his family and raiding the fridge more » Read More...

Keen for more quality

A quiet day for Richard Hannon would be a noisy nightmare for most people, but the trainer takes everything in his stride as he strives to upgrade an already very successful operation more » Read More...

The special Phar Lap

It is 90 years since the birth of Phar Lap, the best horse ever bred in New Zealand and the best horse ever trained in Australia - and he is also one of my special equine heroes more » Read More...

Hurry On

Three colts achieved Triple Crown fame during World War I, but the champion of the time was the St Leger hero of 100 years ago, Hurry On more » Read More...

Full of hope

Danny Tudhope struggled after riding out his claim but having joined forces with David O'Meara, he is now a multiple Group 1-winning rider with future championship aspirations more » Read More...

Survival of the fittest

After the blow of losing Sheikh Mohammed Obaid's string business is returning to whatever passes as normal more » Read More...

Working towards harmony

BHA Chairman Steve Harman is encouraged by the cooperative spirit among industry stakeholders under the Members' Agreement, though admits that a "good first year" will be followed by bigger tests in 2017 more » Read More...