By AAP Kentucky Derby and World Cup winner Animal Kingdom will miss this year’s southern hemisphere breeding season. The stallion will stay at Darley’s Jonabell Farm in Kentucky but Arrowfield Stud says he will return for his fourth Australian season in 2017. Darley and Arrowfield are the major shareholders in the eight-year-old… Read More » Read full article
Animal Kingdom to be rested this season
July 4, 2016 Comments Off
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