Photos of Two Contenders in Last 4 BC Races on 3 November

Analyze It, 3 year old bay colt

by Point of Entry, out of Sweet Assay

Catapult, 5 year old bay stallion

by Kitten's Joy, out of Gata Bella

Abel Tasman, 4 year old bay filly

by Quality Road, out of Vargas Girl

Blue Prize (ARG), 5 year old chestnut mare

by Pure Prize, out of Blues For Sale (ARG)

Arklow, 4 year old bay colt

by Arch, out of Unbridled Empire

Channel Maker, 4 year old chestnut gelding

by English Channel, out of In Return

Accelerate, 5 year old chestnut stallion (he looks bay to me)

by Lookin at Lucky, out of Issues

Axelrod, 3 year old bay colt

by Warrior's Reward, out of Volatile Vickie

Two Juveniles in Five Breeders' Cup Races - Photos

Bulletin, chestnut colt

by City Zip, out of Sue's Good News

Its Gonna Hurt, chestnut colt

by Violence, out of Celestial Legend

Belle Laura, bay filly

by Mucho Macho Man, out of Belle Chaussee

Concrete Rose, bay filly

by Twirling Candy, out of Solerina

Baby Nina, bay filly

by Flatter, out of Whitelacenpromises

Bellafina, bay filly

by Quality Road, out of Akron Moon

Anthony Van Dyck (IRE), bay colt

by Galileo, out of Exceed and Excel

Arthur Kitt (GB), bay colt (green silks)

by Camelot, out of Calling Kitty

Code of Honor, chestnut colt

by Noble Mission, out of Reunited

Complexity, bay colt

by Maclean's Music, out of Goldfield

Unusual Coats on Thoroughbred Horses

It used to be that all thoroughbred horses in the stud book were given few coat colors - chestnut, bay, brown, black, or grey.  Of course horses have many different coat colors, but those were the ones the thoroughbred owners and breeders used.  Due to cross-breedings, we now have many thoroughbreds of color.  Their are palominos, a few white, many roans, a few with large white markings (like pintos), and five brindles...