Lil'Biscuit Breeding Program

Lil'Biscuit Breeding Program Specializing in perpetuating the rare bloodline of the legendary racehorse, Seabiscuit. (est. 2003) Formerly DBA American Legend Horse Farm

08/14/2026

No one thought much of SEABISCUIT when he was born.He was knobby-kneed,his head was too big him and his legs were too short,he looked as if he would be a disgrace to his thoroughbred ancestors.Considered an outcast by his stable ,his owners did not recognize the heart,intelligence and drive of a potential winner.Not until TOM SMITH bought him for the Howard Stables could SEABISCUIT break the odds agaist him and surge ahead to greatness.With affection and care,his new trainer and jockey brought out the best in this gallant horse.SEABISCUIT went on to make dramatic racing history !🐎

Happy, Happy Birthday to Hall of Fame Jockey Mike Smith!!🎉🐎🧲
08/10/2026

Happy, Happy Birthday to Hall of Fame Jockey Mike Smith!!🎉🐎🧲

Happy birthday to Hall of Fame jockey Mike Smith, a member of the class of 2003. Smith rode his first winner at Santa Fe in his home state of New Mexico in 1982. He rose to stardom in the 1990s, winning the first of his record 27 Breeders’ Cup races in 1992, and winning the Eclipse Award in 1993 and 1994. Smith has won seven Triple crown races, including a sweep of the series in 2018 with undefeated Justify. He also won the Kentucky Derby in 2005 with 50-1 longshot Giacomo; the Preakness in 1993 with Prairie Bayou; and the Belmont in 2010 with Drosselmeyer and 2013 with Palace Malice. Four of Smith’s Breeders’ Cup wins have come in the Classic, with Hall of Famers Skip Away (1997) and Zenyatta (2009), as well as Drosselmeyer (2011) and champion Arrogate (2016). He has won five editions of the Breeders’ Cup Distaff, with the Hall of Famers Inside Information (1995), Azeri (2002), Zenyatta (2008), and Royal Delta (2012), as well as Ajina (1997). Smith has also ridden Hall of Famers Holy Bull, Lure, Heavenly Prize, and Sky Beauty, among others. He earned his 5,000th career victory in 2012 aboard champion Amazombie at Santa Anita. In December of 2019, Smith won his 217th Grade 1 race, breaking the record previously held by Hall of Famer Jerry Bailey. Through early August, Smith has won 5,800-plus races with purse earnings of more than $358 million.

Photo: Mike Smith at Santa Anita Park, 2023 (Brien Bouyea photo)

Tickets are available now! 🐎
08/10/2026

Tickets are available now! 🐎

Tickets Are Available! And There Are Lots of Ways to Get Yours! ❤️

Thanks to Mendocino Book Company in Ukiah and Willits Senior Center for helping us sell tickets! Cash or check purchases are available at these locations.

💻 Buy online: Scan the QR code of our flyer below.

📞 Prefer to purchase by phone? Call Aimee at (707) 354-0714 or Jill at (707) 272-1918. We’d be happy to help!

🎟️ Individual Tickets: $100

🌟 Sponsor Tables:
• Table of 2 — $275
• Table of 4 — $550
• Table of 8 — $1,100

Don’t miss out! Get your tickets today and join us for a wonderful evening supporting Seabiscuit Therapeutic Riding Center! ❤️🐴

08/08/2026
Schooling Queen’s Sceptre with Alex Andalon up at Flag Is Up Farms - California Horse Center Monty’s way.❤️🐎
08/08/2026

Schooling Queen’s Sceptre with Alex Andalon up at Flag Is Up Farms - California Horse Center Monty’s way.❤️🐎

08/07/2026
08/06/2026

BREAKING NEWS 🐎
THEY MOVED THE PREAKNESS🐎
For seventy-five years, the third Saturday in May was the day. A constant in American turf racing — as predictable as cherry blossoms in Baltimore, as important as the ritual itself of running two weeks after Churchill Downs.
Yesterday the Maryland Jockey Club announced that 2027 will change everything. The 152nd Preakness will run on Sunday, May 23 — not Saturday. Not two weeks after the Derby. Twenty-two days after. An opening we haven't seen since the Great Depression.
The reason is simple, but profound: in the last five years, three Kentucky Derby winners have skipped Baltimore. Not from fear, not from romantic choice. Because a three-year-old's body doesn't always heal in fourteen days. Because trainers know that a rushed Preakness is a Preakness won by accident, not by force.
Now they will have one more week. Perhaps the Derby winner's company will return. Perhaps a credible Triple Crown will return too. But something of that sacred day, that unshakeable third Saturday, will disappear regardless.

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