dubawi – Who's Hot, Who's Not

December 9, 2019December 10, 2019

Dubawi: Sire of the leading first-season sire in Europe and of a new stallion in the US

By Frances J. Karon Iâ€™ve written previously about the 2019 first-season sires in the US, where American Pharoah is the leader by progeny earnings and stakes horses (11), and is the co-leader by number of SWs with four, tied with Constitution (second on the list overall), Competitive Edge (third), and Race Day (fourth). Although he … Continue reading Dubawi: Sire of the leading first-season sire in Europe and of a new stallion in the US

December 20, 2013December 20, 2013

Indubitable Dubawi

By Elaine Belval. The best racing last weekend was in Hong Kong, an exciting international exhibition that showcased four Group 1 races, including the 2000-meter (approximately 1 1/4-mile) Hong Kong Cup, which was won by the Hong Kong-based but British-bred Akeed Mofeed. Akeed Mofeed was bred by Rabbah Bloodstock and he is owned by Pan … Continue reading Indubitable Dubawi

October 11, 2010

Dubawi and Seeking the Gold

By Elaine Belval In August, I wrote about Dubawi after Makfi won the Gr.1 Prix Jacques le Marois at Deauville. At that time Dubawi had nine SWs, seven first-time. Well, since that time he has added eight more SWs (seven first-time) to rank second in Europe by number of stakes winners with 17 (through this … Continue reading Dubawi and Seeking the Gold

August 19, 2010August 19, 2010

Dubawi is for real

By Elaine Belval When Dubai Millennium died after only one season at stud, it seemed the end of the line for this amazing racehorse and his potential as a sireline. However, it seems Dubawi and his son Makfi refused to get that message. Makfi upset favorite Goldikova in the G1 Prix Jacques le Marois at … Continue reading Dubawi is for real

December 2, 2009December 2, 2009

A Giant with a Cause!

By Jack Werk The discussion of stud fees has been hot and heavy since mid-October. If haven’t read Sid Fernando’s recent column in Racing Post about stud fees, I think it’s well worth reading (click here). No, it’s not because I’m quoted in the article! Sid makes some important points about the reduction in stud … Continue reading A Giant with a Cause!