Plenty of reasons to think that “Plan B” for Wand Work this spring can work out “A” okay!

We have a significant rooting interest again in this year’s Kentucky Derby!

Our first revision of the 2025 season will see Juddmonte-bred Prosperity shifting to NY to visit fellow Juddmonte product Honest Mischief

Hard-knocking maiden mare Cabra Chica will make an ideal match for Army Mule, who is the proven KY stallion that offers the best value in ’25

Our final Mating Recommendation of the year will feature a newly-acquired mare who we acquired specifically to send to Bucchero.

We’re supporting first-year G1W Prince of Monaco heavily this year, with some promising young mares like the $170k yearling Croquembouche

The older, thoroughly-proven Sister Dawn will be a perfect match for the young, up-and-coming Honest Mischief in 2025.

Saucily gets a match with the proven, upwardly-mobile Army Mule in ’25 after visiting a first-year sire for her first mating last year.

We identified Byhubbyhellomoney at Keeneland January as a mare specifically suited to the new Pennsylvania stallion Beren for a bevy of reasons.

Three of our “house” broodmares will be returning to our favorite Mid-Atlantic stallion in 2025 after being bred to him in 2024 as well.

The best start for a young mare is with a proven stallion, and the NY-based Lacie Be Good will get a mate who’s as proven as it gets when she visits Central Banker in 2025.

Tacitus is a young stallion that we have high hopes for, and he’s a great fit for the well-bred young Blame mare Queen Ann in 2025.

Numerous commentators have acknowledged the value that Bucchero brings to stud in NY this spring, and we’re excited to be sending Zarella his way, on the same cross that produced his G1-winning son

After taking off ’24 due to a late foaling date, Miss Malibu will get started early in ’25 when she heads for a visit with the high-ceilinged Army Mule.

From a historic Phipps family with successful relatives by Speightstown, Mischievous Mind will be a great fit for G1W Prince of Monaco.

This particular mating is all about complimentary physicals and racetrack proclivities, and should produce a heck of a racehorse!

Prosperity will visit the exciting young G1W Annapolis in ’25, from a sire-line that has worked repeatedly for her female family.

We know we sound like a broken record, but Blofeld remains the best choice — especially for a young mare — if you’re breeding to a regional stallion in the Mid-Atlantic.

Weigelia has proven one of the best and most consistent sires in the Mid-Atlantic, and his son Beren brings a similar profile to the PA ranks in ’25 when Faze the Nation will be his very first mate