Current Tag: Phoenix Thoroughbreds
Tiz the Bomb looking to return in the Holy Bull
POSTED: January 15, 2022
After recent breezes, trainer Kenny McPeek is thrilled with Phoenix Thoroughbreds' Kentucky hope Tiz The Bomb and aims to have the son of Hit It...
Multiple graded stakes winner Crazy Beautiful headlines Friday’s $160,000 Seneca Overnight Stakes
POSTED: September 27, 2021
LOUISVILLE, Ky.– Phoenix Thoroughbred’s three-time graded stakes winner Crazy Beautiful headlines a field of seven 3-year-old fillies that were entered in Friday’s $160,000 Seneca Overnight Stakes at...
Del Mar Dreaming with Tiz The Bomb
POSTED: July 6, 2021
Kenny McPeek has nominated Tiz The Bomb as one of the best juveniles in his care after the Phoenix Thoroughbreds owned runner recorded a wide-margin...
Crazy Beautiful gives McPeek another G2 Gulfstream Park Oaks
POSTED: March 28, 2021
HALLANDALE BEACH, FL – Phoenix Thoroughbred III’s Crazy Beautiful rallied from last to score a convincing victory in Saturday’s $200,000 Gulfstream Park Oaks (G2), providing...
Dream Tree in foal to Into Mischief
POSTED: March 10, 2021
Phoenix Thoroughbreds' Grade One-winning mare Dream Tree has scanned in foal to Into Mischief. The happy news confirms the Starlet Stakes winner's second pregnancy with...
Battaash's half-sister gives birth to Advertise colt.
POSTED: February 8, 2021
Valletta Gold, a half-sister to sprinting superstar Battaash and owned by Phoenix Thoroughbreds, has given birth to a foal by Advertise. The newly minted colt...
Volatile Retired With Cannon Bone Fracture
POSTED: September 21, 2020
Three Chimneys Farm and Phoenix Thoroughbreds announced today that Grade 1 winner and Stakes Record setter Volatile, winner last time out in the A.G. Vanderbilt...
Phoenix Thoroughbreds To Cease Racing In The United Kingdom
POSTED: August 11, 2020
DUBAI – AUGUST 2020 - Phoenix Thoroughbreds will cease racing operations in the United Kingdom and the process will start with immediate effect. The management...
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