Less than six months away from his first runners hitting the track, Pierata will stand the 2023 breeding season at Yulong. Source

Life Is Strange, a 3-year-old filly, became the sire’s milestone stakes winner April 15 in the Clasico Paseana (G2) at Hipódromo de San Isidro in Buenos Aires. Put It Back, a son of Honor and Glory, became Brazil’s leading sire in 2014. Source

Awesome Feather, the 2010 Eclipse champion 2-year-old filly, became a black-type producing mare for Northern Farm. Source

The date of The Jockey Club’s 71st annual Round Table Conference on Matters Pertaining to Racing will change from its traditional Sunday to Thursday, Aug. 3, 2023. Source

Henderson, Ky., native Nathan Hayden earned his first stakes win as an owner and breeder when his Cross Traffic gelding won the Commonwealth Stakes (G3) April 8 at the picturesque Lexington oval. Source

Opportunities in Equine Practice Seminar, a professional forum created to encourage students to enter equine practice upon graduation, will meet Sept. 1-3 at the Embassy Suites Hotel in Lexington. Source

The Jockey Club of Canada hosted the 48th Annual Sovereign Awards ceremony during the evening of April 13, when Moira was awarded the night’s most prestigious prize as Canada’s 2022 Horse of the Year. Source

Dual group 1 winner Artorius will stand at Newgate Farm for an introductory fee of AU$27,500 with the stallion set to take up residence at Henry Field’s Hunter Valley operation when he returns from his second trip to Royal Ascot later this year. Source

From top to bottom, Blue Grass Stakes (G1) winner Tapit Trice embodies the pedigree of a horse bred to carry his speed a classic distance. Source

Arkansas stallion Mo for the Money was represented by his first stakes winner April 8 when Richard Christian’s King Peanut romped home in the $150,000 Rainbow Stakes at Oaklawn Park. Source