Pebble Beach On The Move December 29, 2023 Diamond Creek and the Pebble Beach Syndicate have announced that Pebble Beach will move from his Kentucky base of operations for 2024.
Sugar Valley Breeding Starts February 14 February 02, 2022 Sugar Valley Farm, Delaware, Ohio has announced that breeding season for all its stallions will officially begin on February 14 to accommodate the late arrival of some stallions from New Zealand and D...
Sugar Valley Announces 2022 Stud Fees November 05, 2021 Sugar Valley Farm of Delaware, Ohio has announced 2022 stud fees for its seven stallions standing in Ohio.
Creatine To Stand Stud Back In Ohio September 23, 2021 Creatine will be returning to Sugar Valley Farm in Ohio to stand stud in 2022 after spending the 2021 season in New Zealand at Nevele R.
Evelyn Walters Passes December 01, 2020 Evelyn Mae Walters, co-founder of Sugar Valley Farm, passed away Tuesday, Nov. 24. She was 93.
Catch The Fire To Do Double Duty November 23, 2020 Sugar Valley Farm and the owners of Catch The Fire are excited to announce that the Adios victor will be joining the Sugar Valley Farm stallion roster for the 2021 season while also continuing his rac...
Lather Up To Stand In Ohio November 16, 2019 Lather Up’s ownership group announced on Friday the decision to stand their two-time world champion in Ohio instead of New York.
Downbytheseaside Book Full, Closed November 27, 2018 Diamond Creek Farm and Sugar Valley Farm have announced that Dan Patch winner Downbytheseaside is fully booked and closed for the 2019 season.
Full Book For Downbytheseaside December 08, 2017 Downbytheseaside, the richest racehorse of 2017, is now booked full and closed for 2018.
Sugar Valley's 2018 Roster Released November 23, 2017 Officials with Sugar Valley Farm have announced the farm’s 2018 stallion service fee roster.
Creatine On The Move November 03, 2017 After standing his first season at stud in Pennsylvania this past season, double millionaire Creatine will have a new residence in 2018.
Dragon Again Euthanized April 20, 2017 Dragon Again, a winner of more than $2.3 million on the racetrack and the sire of the winners of more than $122.7 million, including the $7.5 million-winner Foiled Again, the sport’s all-time richest ...
Dragon Again Retired From Stud Duty April 12, 2017 Dragon Again, a sire of the winners of more than $124 million, has been officially retired from stallion duties effective Tuesday (April 11).
