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Grade I-Winning Juvenile Wicked Whisper will sell at this year's Fasig-Tipton Night of the Stars Sale with Denali Stud.

Glennwood Farm's Tanya Gunther shares memories of Justify's latest winner Justique as a foal and introduces us to the TDN Rising Star's full sister.

It has been quite the year for Imad Al Sagar's Blue Diamond Stud. Not only is he the owner/breeder of Nashua who won the G1 Prix de Diane and was third in the Epsom Oaks but he also has Zotilla, who is the dam of G1 French 1000 Guineas winner Mangoustine, in his broodmare band.

Stonestreet Farm's bloodstock advisor John Moynihan introduces some of the most regally-bred foals of Stonestreet's 2022 crop and discusses how the farm strives to improve and refine their breeding program each year.

Preakness winner Early Voting is the first American Classic winner bred by Three Chimneys under the farms current ownership. We dropped by to the colt's dam and his half-sister by Volatile.

The youngest progeny from Hall of Fame superstar Zenyatta recently arrived at John Shirreffs's barn at Santa Anita. The 2-year-old chestnut filly by Candy Ride (Arg) named Zilkha is already well on her way to making her debut this year. Zoe Cadman checks in with her trainer.

The much-anticipated first foal out of champion Midnight Bisou arrived on Feb. 12 this year and is now thriving at Hill 'n' Dale at Xalapa. Jeff Bloom stopped by the farm in the midst of Triple Crown season to visit the Curlin colt and his Eclipse Award-winning dam.

In this episode of Foaling Around we meet Breeders' Cup winner Queen's Trust who has a yearling and foal at foot by Kingman. John Marsh of Cheveley Park Stud, her owner/breeders, tells us about Queen's Trust and her foals.

Triple G1 Prix de la Foret winner One Master has foaled her first foal, a colt by Dubawi. She is owned by Roy and Gretchen Jackson and boards at New England Stud. TDN recently paid her and her foal a visit.

Concrete Rose, a four-time graded stakes winner including the 2019 GI Belmont Oaks Invitational S., recently had her first foal, a filly by first-year sire Instagrand. Katie Petrunyak visits the pair at Taylor Made Farm.

Hard Not to Love stole the hearts of racing fans across the country during her three-year career. The Grade I winner with only one eye will now begin a new career as a broodmare as she prepares to sell at the Fasig-Tipton November Sale.

Valiance became the third generation in her female family awarded the status of a Grade I winner when she took the 2020 GI Spinster S. at Keeneland. Now, the regally-bred daughter of Tapit prepares to sell at the upcoming Fasig-Tipton November Sale. We visited Valiance at Bluewater Farm.