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: Agricultural LawA Different Look at Horse Breeding
By Jim Chen at al.
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On May 16 the Wall Street Journal featured an article about Jess Jackson and his Stonestreet Stables entitled Horse Racing's Would-Be Savior. Mr. Jackson, "the billionaire founder of the Kendall-Jackson wine empire" has taken on the American thoroughbred horse industry charging that the horses are over-bred, over-medicated, and lacking in durability - criticisms noted in our previous post The Dark Side: Horse Racing. Jackson, a controversial figure in the mainstream thoroughbred community because of his criticisms, not to mention a few lawsuits, is now seeking breeding stock from France, Germany, South Africa and Argentina in his effort to breed durability back into American race horses. Here is a video of and interview with Jackson on his recent trip to Argentina -
Full post as published by Agricultural Law on May 18, 2008 (boomark / email).
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