Hard Not to Love at the farm in Kentucky.
Grade 1 Winner Hard Not to Love Retired, Bred to Curlin
Hard Not to Love, the one-eyed mare who developed into a Grade 1 winner for trainer John Shirreffs, has been retired from racing and was bred to top sire Curlin on Thursday afternoon. The 5-year-old daughter of Hard Spun will be offered at the Fasig-Tipton November sale. Hard Not to Love captured the Grade 1 […]
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Hard Not To Love put her second start away with a strong move in the turn.
Hard Not To Love Moves to 2-for-2 With Sharp Win at Santa Anita
Hard Not To Love, who had already garnered the TDN’s “Rising Star” designation after a victorious debut, improved to 2-for-2 on Saturday at Santa Anita under confident handling from jockey Tiago Pereira. West Point Thoroughbreds campaigns the three-year-old filly with Mercedes Stables, Scott Dilworth, David Ingordo, Dottie Ingordo and Steve Moody. Going 6 1/2 furlongs […]
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