Eric Mitchell

The grade 1-winning son of Pulpit sired stakes winners in North and South America and champions in South Korea and Panama.

El Consistente won the Clasico Angel Tomas Cordero Jr. Stakes by 5 lengths. The race, locally rated as a grade 2, was the colt's third win out of four starts.

Darley Stallion's Cody's Wish and Juddmonte Farms' Elite Power lead the 2025 first-crop sire class by book quality, as indicated by the Comparable Index and Class Performance Index.

The first-crop weanling sires lead their sire class by average at Fasig-Tipton's The November Sale.

The prominent Central California farm has nearly completed the redistribution of its nine stallions following the death of farm owner John Harris in the summer. The only stallion on the farm is 21-year-old Desert Code, who may be pensioned.

Gun Runner, a 12-year-old son of Candy Ride, is the sire of 15 millionaires and 11 career grade 1 winners.

The son of Unbridled's Song was bought by O'Sullivan Farms owner John Funkhouser and syndicated. Cross Traffic will be standing at Mt. Airy Farm in Millwood, Va.

"It is reasonable to say the ride is over," trainer Kenny McPeek said Oct. 10 on his "Horse Races Now" podcast about the racing career of 2024 Horse of the Year Thorpedo Anna.

Taylor Made Stallions' son of Giant's Causeway was represented by 13 winners at six racetracks during the Oct. 3-5 weekend that produced five black-type stakes winners and the top three finishers of the Jessamine Stakes (G2T) at Keeneland.

After setting a quick pace, Calumet Farm homebred Gin Gin was able to outlast a late charge by Nitrogen and pull the upset in the $650,000 Spinster Stakes (G1) at Keeneland Oct. 5.