Ride
Corinthian
against other champions!

Corinthian

9 year old Horse | Retired

0 fans

0 favorites

[Edit]

Owner(s):

Centennial Farms

Trainer:

James A. Jerkens

Bred:

Kentucky (USA) by Gracefield Equine

Pedigree:

Pulpit - Multiply by Easy Goer

Rating:

6.19/10

Profile

Pedigree

Progeny

Siblings

Biography

News & Notes

Photos

What the Horse Racing Nation is saying about Corinthian...

6:06 PM

BC Dirt Mile winner Corinthian sired his first winner this weekend: My People broke his maiden in his 3rd try at Monmouth on Saturday.

skipaway2000 · 298 days ago ·

· Comment

Show All 0 Comments

Finally, It's Wilburn

New worker for Corinthian: Stauffenberg (colt; Corinthian - Valkyries' Ride by Dixieland Band) worked 2 furlongs in :26.40 at Santa Anita. He sold for $2,000 as a yearling, and for $6,000 as a 2-year-old. He is a half brother to the winner Shofar. Their dam, Valkyries' Ride, is a half sister to thre...Read More

Source: cs.bloodhorse.com · Posted 448 days ago ·

· Comment

Show All 0 Comments

The 2011 Stallions Are...

The 2011 Stallion Poll has been closed and the winners are: Hard Spun, Street Sense, Invasor, Corinthian, and English Channel. Thanks to everyone for voting. I should have the pages with their current named 2-year-olds updated by next week. For those new to the blog, this means that these stallions ...Read More

Source: cs.bloodhorse.com · Posted 498 days ago ·

· Comment

Show All 0 Comments

The Next Superstar Sire?

The 2011 freshman sires promise to be an exciting group. Here are the ten that excite me the most, as I await seeing their sons and daughters hit the track next year… 1) Corinthian (Pulpit - Multiply by Easy Goer) $25,000 Pulpit has quickly become one of my favorite sire of sires with young sons at ...Read More

Posted 521 days ago ·

· Comment

Show All 16 Comments
racecaller · Hard Spun is so well bred, a miler and had staying power plus speed. I think he shines at stud. But, what do I know? · 521 days ago ·

like

0

0
zatt · You can say that again, Travis! ;-) · 521 days ago ·

like

0

0
AnothergThoroughbred · I don't think you or anyone should leave of a Florida stallion. Had Teuflfesburg entered stud there instead of Ky it would be a no brainer, IMHO but since he did stand in Ky first I'm not sure he would be in the top 10. Instead, there's an AP Indy son St Anddan who I think could make a lot of noise., · 521 days ago ·

like

0

0
zatt · I'm sure there will be a few Florida hits again next year, but ... none could crack this impressive list yet. · 521 days ago ·

like

0

0
bellesforever · i am all in on Hard Spun..AWESOME horse . · 521 days ago ·

like

0

0
butchcassidy8504 · I like Jazil's chances at being the surprise big hit of this years freshman crop, but wasn't he before Rags to Riches in winning The Belmont Stakes in 2006, and not after like it is said in the above column? · 521 days ago ·

like

0

0
TiznowReynolds · I think you could very well be on to something with Corinthian. I saw him back in July and though I'm by far no expert on conformation, he is very impressive to say the least. · 521 days ago ·

like

0

0
smokey1570 · I think that Invasor will surprise alot of people and will finally earn respect in the breeding community. · 521 days ago ·

like

0

0
ErnieMunick · Cool list. VERY interested to see how Invasor fares. Will the nonrivalry of Discreet Cat vs Invasor happen at stud? Some dynamite one-turn speed in in DC's DNA - maybe the right mares... Bernardini will be tougher to catch this time. · 521 days ago ·

like

0

0
zatt · Out of all of them, IN-VA-SOR might be the stallion I am rooting for the most to become a huge success at stud. · 521 days ago ·

like

0

0
medlocke · I'll tell you a horse this list is sorely missing. "BERNARDINI." I don't know about American owners and trainers? But the European owners and trainers are snatching up Bernardini off-spring at sales as fast as they can get their hand's on them. He's sired 3 outstanding juveniles in 2010 in Great Britain. Godolphin's Biondetti. Who became Bernardini's first G1 winner by winning the Premio Gran Criterium in San Siro, Italy. He's still unbeaten on turf, and ran a very respectable 4th in this year's Breeders Cup Juvenile. His first ever start on conventional dirt. Also, the filly that raced in in the Breeders Cup Juvenile Fillies, Theysken's Theory is also by Bernardini. There's also a juvenile colt, Treasury Devil, owned by Andrew Lloyd and Lady Weber. Owners of the great race-mare, Dar Re Mi. They paid $1 million dollars for Treasury Devil because Bernardini was his sire. Treasury Devil has 3 win's in 4 lifetime starts. · 521 days ago ·

like

0

0
Bullhead37 · I am interested in Elite Sqadron..a most impressive appearance and a versatile sire. Appears he had some nice mares and I like the chances of his product raising some eyebrows! · 521 days ago ·

like

0

0
zatt · Medlocke, while I agree completely on the potential for sire stardom of Bernardini, this list only include sires who will have their first runners hit the racetracks in 2011. · 520 days ago ·

like

0

0
humphrey · It is impossible to even guess. NO ONE would have pegged Mr, Prospector or for that matter Northern Dancer or Storm Cat for the prominance they attained. · 520 days ago ·

like

0

0
humphrey · Theoretical sire greatness Citation? produced hardly a thing · 520 days ago ·

like

0

0
humphrey · Who would have pegged Fappiano as a very good sire before he was? · 520 days ago ·

like

0

0

Keeneland's Gross Sales Up Again

Gross sales rose for a third consecutive day on Friday at Keeneland's November breeding stock sale, led by the sale of Dancing Shoes, in foal to Unbridled's Song, for $400,000.Read More

Source: bloodhorse.com · Posted 924 days ago ·

· Comment