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Preakness Stud

Preakness Stud was the Thoroughbred horse racing and breeding operation established by Medway, Massachusetts businessman Milton H. Sanford in the Preakness section of Wayne, New Jersey at what today is the corner of Valley Road and Preakness Avenue.

Kentucky stud farm, James Galway & Overview

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Kentucky stud farm

James Galway

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Preakness Stud

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Preakness Stud

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related to Kentucky stud farm · 18
Preakness Stud → Ben Ali, Bluegrass, Daniel Swigert, Elmendorf Farm, Hindoo, In, Kentucky, Kentucky Derby, Kentucky Preakness, Lexington, Milton Sanford, North Elkborn Stock Farm, One, Preakness Stakes, Tremont, Vagrant, Vanguard, Virgil
related to James Galway · 14
Preakness Stud → Belmar, Belmont Stakes, Board, Edward Feakes, Galway, In, James Galway, Montague, Preakness, Preakness Stables, Preakness Stakes, Stewards, Stud's, The Jockey Club

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preakness stud milton sanford stakes kentucky breeding operation farm galway businessman one horses won james renamed winner 1881 thoroughbred horse

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Preakness Studrelated to James GalwayJames Galway0.60section
Preakness Studrelated to James GalwayBoard0.60section
Preakness Studrelated to James GalwayStewards0.60section
Preakness Studrelated to James GalwayThe Jockey Club0.60section
Preakness Studrelated to James GalwayPreakness Stables0.60section
Preakness Studrelated to James GalwayIn0.60section
Preakness Studrelated to James GalwayPreakness Stakes0.60section
Preakness Studrelated to James GalwayMontague0.60section
Preakness Studrelated to James GalwayEdward Feakes0.60section
Preakness Studrelated to James GalwayGalway0.60section
Preakness Studrelated to James GalwayStud's0.60section
Preakness Studrelated to James GalwayPreakness0.60section

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