Henry Adams, a son of No Nay Never, was bred and trained by top international trainer Aidan O’Brien. He won the 2023 Tyros Stakes (G3) at 2 at Leopardstown. Source

Liable, the 2010 Kentucky Broodmare of the Year known for producing 2010 Eclipse Award-winning older male and Breeders’ Cup Classic (G1) winner Blame, died July 19 due to infirmities of old age. Source

One of the first crop of yearlings purchased by John Stewart’s Resolute Racing, Virgin Colada is part of Stewart’s plan for international turf competition. Source

Trained by Cherie DeVaux, Without Caution was a professional first-out winner at Saratoga Race Course. Source

Gemologist, winner of the 2012 Wood Memorial Stakes (G1) and a Kentucky Derby (G1) starter, died July 16 in South Korea at age 15. Source

Multiple graded stakes winner Brickyard Ride, a speedy, near-millionaire from the prolific Candy Ride sire line, will launch his stallion duties in 2025 at Rancho San Miguel in California. He will stand for an introductory fee of $4,000. Source

Violence had an impressive résumé when he entered stud in 2014 at Hill ‘n’ Dale Farms as a grade 1 winner, son of sire of sires Medaglia d’Oro, and out of a deep female family. He’s lived up to expectations with his 50th black-type stakes winner. Source

In their first sales venture under their own banner, Norevale Farms sold all three of their yearlings at Fasig-Tipton’s The July Sale for a total of $350,000. Source

Grade 3 winner Name Changer, who stands at Kaz Hill Farm in New York, was represented by his first winner July 14 as Tojo’s Mojo took home a $47,000 maiden special weight at Laurel Park. Source

MyRacehorse announced this week it had closed on the sale of Preakness Stakes (G1) winner Seize the Grey’s breeding rights to Gainesway, which confirmed the deal. Source