Rogueish, a son of Into Mischief, was represented by his first winner, Pardy Pleaser, who broke her maiden in a Sept. 30 claiming race at Gulfstream Park. Source

The catalog features 14 mares and fillies by deceased sire Deep Impact, the likely 2023 Champion Broodmare Sire for Japan, as he is leading the ranks thus far. Source

Grade 1 winners Gormley, Mor Spirit, and Free Drop Billy have been relocated for the 2024 breeding season. Source

The 19-year-old son of Distorted Humor is now owned by Kirton Farms in the Oklahoma panhandle. Source

Modern Games, Godolphin’s accomplished son of Dubawi who won group 1s at ages 2, 3, and 4, will stand at Dalham Hall Stud for 2024. Source

Somelikeithotbrown, a four-time New York-bred champion and earner of more than $1.7 million, has been retired due to an injury to his right rear leg, co-owner Dr. Harvey Diamond said Sept. 29. Source

Top sprinter Dragon Symbol has been retired and will return to where his story began by standing at Whitsbury Manor Stud for the 2024 breeding season. Source

At a committee meeting Sept. 28, Kentucky lawmakers heard about progress in racing and breeding in the state from representatives of leading industry organizations. Source

Royally bred Believe in Royalty is by Tapit and the first foal out of Kentucky Oaks (G1) winner Believe You Can. The stallion is a freshman sire at the Maldonado family’s Potrero Los Llanos in Puerto Rico. Source

Calumet Farm’s homebred grade 1 winner, Lexitonian, will be transferring to Calumet Farm for his third breeding season after standing previously at Lane’s End Farm. Source