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- NZ Avondale Suspends Racing From July 3
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- NYRA Warns Employees: "Possible June 9 Shutdown"
- Bank Sues Stonewall Stallions For US$14.8m Loan Default
- US Sire & Former Shuttler Marquetry Pensioned At 23
- US Sire Avenue Of Flags Dies Aged 22
- Thistledown Racetrack In Ohio For Auction Today
- 1st Winner For US Freshman Sire Da Stoops
- Interaction Wins Argentina Horse-Of-Year
- US Gr2-winner Molengao To Stud In Brazil
Bank Sues Stonewall Stallions For US$14.8m Loan Default
Fifth Third Bank (already suing prominent US owner Zayat Stables for more than US$34 million) "has sued another major US equine entity for failure to repay loans, this time taking action against Stonewall Stallions, farm owner Audrey Haisfield & other entities," reported bloodhorse.com. The suit contends the Kentucky-based breeding operation has defaulted on US$14.8 million in loans & the bank "is seeking to sell Stonewall's bloodstock, including Stonewall or Haisfield's interests in 6 stallions standing at the farm". Stonewall attorney John Hamilton told US Daily Racing Form he was "surprised by the suit because his client was working with the bank & had recently negotiated to turn over the farm's bloodstock to Fifth Third". Stonewall stands 6 stallions at its Kentucky farm & has 5 stallions at stud at its Florida location.
