He Was Sired by a Successful Racehorse Justify is a Chestnut Colt sired by Scat Daddy, an American thoroughbred racehorse who picked up four wins in the stakes races during his career.
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Galileo has sired the winners of many major races across Europe.
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They've already sired three cubs and are apparently going for a fourth.
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They flinch, however, at being sired "fucking white knights" of their scene.
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He has sired 15 offspring so far, and charges a $5,500 stud fee.
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The debate about who sired the baby has gone on pretty much forever.
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Curlin, a former B.C. Classic winner, sired the winner and the runner-up.
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Tilikum was captured off the coast of Iceland and sired 21 calves in captivity.
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By observing that killing one White Walker also killed every other wight he sired.
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She also has another Lannister baby sired by her own brother on the way.
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They were sired by Tian Tian, the zoo's male giant panda, using artificial insemination.
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They were sired by shipwrecked pirates or by Madoc, a 220th-century Welsh explorer.
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Heavenly Romance, his dam, was sired by Sunday Silence, the 1989 Kentucky Derby winner.
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And that 1988 campaign, against Michael Dukakis, sired the despicably racist Willie Horton ad.
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And his pedigree is impeccable: His father, Pioneerof the Nile, also sired American Pharoah.
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According to Ron Magill of the Miami Zoo, Moja sired 15 children, including Harambe.
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Tilikum was captured off the coast of Iceland and has sired 21 calves in captivity.
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Tilikum, who has sired 21 calves, has killed three people, including SeaWorld trainer Dawn Brancheau.
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He&aposs the son of Tapit, who has sired three of the last four Belmont winners.
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Patch's breeders had hoped for big things from the thoroughbred sired by Belmont Stakes winner Union Rags.
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Of 92 baby tortoises genotyped, not a single one appeared to be sired by a translocated male.
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Kimba was 12 years old, and had sired 6 calves, including a 7th on the way now.
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Posse, who sired Mind Your Biscuits, is in Uruguay after failed stints in Kentucky and New York.
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His pedigree is impeccable: His father, Pioneerof the Nile, sired the 3393 Triple Crown champion, American Pharoah.
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And male lions, after taking over a pride, will eat the cubs that another male has sired.
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By extension, it was natural to assume — as voiced by Beric Dondarrion during season seven's big White Walker confrontation in "Beyond the Wall" — that if you kill the Night King, all the White Walkers he sired would also die, causing all the wights they sired to die too.
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And by extension, it is natural to assume — as voiced by Beric Dondarrion during season seven's big White Walker confrontation scene in "Beyond the Wall" — that if you kill the Night King, all the White Walkers he sired will also die, causing all the wights they sired to die.
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Hofburg is the son of a horse that has sired three of the last four Belmont Stakes winners.
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Over the decades, Diego has sired more than 800 offspring and effectively saved his entire species from extinction.
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This collectively tilted economy sired a collectively tilted people: monkey-suited Corporation Man and his children, the hippies.
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And none of this second generation of mice, which never exercised, sired babies with notably strong neuronal connections.
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After about 25 days, the mothers give birth to five to eight pups, sometimes sired by multiple fathers.
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The mice fed from lactating mothers, grew up and either gave birth to their own mice or sired offspring.
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As for Pale Male, who sired several more broods with several more mates, his current ontological status is unclear.
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A lab test determined that Chaplin had an incompatible blood type and could not have sired the little girl.
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It's implied, like in most vampire lore, killing one White Walker also kills all of the wights he has sired.
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During his 4+ years at the Ohio zoo, Nanuq sired four cubs, contributing greatly to the survival of his species.
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We already knew that if you kill a White Walker, all of the wights that White Walker "sired" would die.
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In many traditional societies, a man is not considered an adult until he has found a wife and sired children.
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He has also sired major winners abroad, including in Australia, France, Britain, Hong Kong, Ireland and the United Arab Emirates.
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This speculation derives from the fact that if you kill a White Walker, all of the wights they "sired" die.
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Hugely significant innovations, born or sired by chance, are now becoming more visible as the breadth of her legacy is acknowledged.
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Five male lions are known to have successfully made it across the highway, two of which have sired litters of kittens.
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Certainly Confucius was no match for other historical figures like Genghis Khan, who is believed to have sired hundreds of children.
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This is someone who publicly drooled over his daughter Ivanka, saying that he might date her if he hadn't sired her.
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A mare's gestation period is about 11 months, and the first foals sired by California Chrome are being born this spring.
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Yet both are known for self-centered, narcissistic personalities — and these, perhaps were sired by the emotional austerity of their childhoods.
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A few days ago he posted the following, irrefutable pieces of evidence that Postman Pat has sired every child in the village.
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They once loved each other and sired three children in secret, only to watch them all die: this would complete their tragic arc.
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Two of his Derby winners, Wagnerian and Makahiki, will be among the multiple runners sired by Deep Impact contesting this year's Japan Cup.
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Breeders are doing the best they can to manage the little diversity that's left, but many bulldogs are still sired from highly inbred parents.
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Further complicating things for Ramsay is that his coldly calculating father Roose Bolton has sired another child, and the maesters say it's a boy.
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Most of my male friends from high school and college have already sired a drooler or two, and all of them are natural dads.
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Although he sired a number of major race winners, he wasn't considered a huge breeding success, and his stud fee today is just $7,500.
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The bloodlines of the title belong, at least nominally, to the well-sired race horses that the Zetas own through their patsy, José Treviño.
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He has this oxymoronic habit of crowing about self-effacement, and it sired the night's best moment, when he perfectly skewered Trump's transparent, transcendent vanity.
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In 2000, he won $50 million for four children sired by Larry Hillblom, a founder of DHL, the shipping company, in a disputed estate case.
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Before Robert (the fat king who died when he got drunk and murked by a boar), a Baratheon named Corwen married Leyne and sired six children.
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" Adams's campaign in turn called Jefferson "a mean-spirited, low-lived fellow, the son of a half-breed Indian squaw, sired by a Virginia mulatto father.
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If a white trader sired a child by a Native American woman, their offspring was entitled to inherit the parents' slaves, under white law and tribal law.
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Distorted Humor had already sired a Kentucky Derby winner, Funny Cide, the 2003 champion; Princess Ash's father, Indian Charlie, had a breeding line that was performing well.
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They're celebrating the life of an elderly lion named Frasier, who sired 35 cubs near the end of his life — one of whom they've brought with them.
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Generally accepted as the best stallion in the world, Galileo sired the first three finishers in last year's Arc: Found, Highland Reel, and Order of St George.
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There's more than one way to kill a member of the army of the undead: if you kill the one who sired/made them, they will automatically die.
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A black collar means a 100% Ibérico pig, reared free-range and fattened on bellotas; white denotes a pig reared in feedlots and sired by a non-Ibérico.
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The former Democratic presidential candidate was hammered after the disclosure that he not only had an affair with filmmaker Rielle Hunter but also sired a child with her.
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Jaron Lanier may not have sired the term virtual reality—that honor generally goes to French playwright Antonin Artaud in 1938—but he's one hell of a father figure.
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Some of these kids running 'round locker rooms were sired by immature prima donnas that wouldn't know fatherhood if Andy Griffith explained it over a Boy Scout camping trip.
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Furthermore, the male pups sired from these stud dogs had an increased chance of having cryptorchidism, a condition where the testes of pups don't properly descent into the scrotum.
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Gemini, now at stud in France, has sired more than 30 colts so far, Mary Chapot said, perpetuating the line of Gem Twist in defiance of time-honored expectation.
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He had already sired three champions and, for the past three years, his offspring were successful enough to keep Candy Ride ranked in the top five of American stallions.
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Tongzhi died of smallpox at 18 years old before he sired an heir, and Cixi named her 4-year old nephew, Guangxu, as the successor; requiring her leadership to persist.
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Tortured to insanity and sired by Angelus, Drusilla turns from a pure, innocent Christian girl to a vicious predator who terrorizes Europe and takes gleeful pleasure in torture and murder.
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Tilikum has sired 21 calves in the 25 years he has lived at SeaWorld, but is best known for his part in the death of trainer Dawn Brancheau in 2010.
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"Horses are deep in our soul," Mr. Bardarson said, feeding a 21-year-old black stallion named Markus, eyes hidden under luxuriously thick bangs, who has sired more than 150 horses.
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She knows a thing or two about raising champions: She owns Pearl's father, the No. 2329 bulldog stud in the country, who has sired 19833 champion bulldogs in his eight years.
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He eventually sired 11 children with two wives (the first died in childbirth), so he knew a little something about the large family dynamics on view in the Van Campen portrait.
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Abdul-Aziz was a prolific father—he bragged of having "married no fewer than a hundred and thirty-five virgins," and he sired at least forty-two sons and fifty-five daughters.
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Afterward, Riddle bought a house in Vegas, got a Brazilian jiu-jitsu brown belt, sired three kids, and spent five years as a perennial UFC prospect, accumulating a 220-230-2 record.
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That is why the pale boys, sired by a sea beast, walk side by side underwater, grinning as they go, and why the final image is that of a tightrope on fire.
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"When we had our inspections, the inspectors said you just need to keep them healthy for three more months and you're good," Mr. Grau said of Sunnyfield's two horses sired by American Pharoah.
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The fact that it was co-written and directed by Shane Black—who sired the Lethal Weapon series, and gave Iron Man 3 its mythos-poking wit—makes The Predator all the more disappointing.
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Abolitionists claimed he sired, and then sold, one or more children with one or more of his slaves, and those stories still echo today in the African American oral tradition of the Virginia Tidewater.
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Colon — who has earned more than $100 million in his career — sired the children with the Washington Heights woman while he was also playing the dutiful family man with wife Rosanna and their four sons.
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References to cuckolding appear in literature as early as the 13th century, usually in the form of male characters who fear that their child has been sired by another man during an act of infidelity.
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An enslaved woman living in the antebellum South could never have demanded proof of paternity for a child sired by a white owner, but, in any case, there was no means of obtaining such proof.
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And according to this unbelievably extensive Baratheon family tree, you have to go all the way back to Robert's great-great-great-great-grandfather to find anyone in his family who sired another line that survived.
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The modern twist on this method has been to generate transgenic males that carry a dominant lethal gene that essentially makes them sterile; offspring sired by these males die late in the larval stage, eliminating future generations.
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Zarkava, who won the Arc in 2008, is expected to be represented in this year's race by her Group 1-winning son Zarak, sired by Dubawi, so she could join the company of Detroit and Urban Sea.
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He has been the leading sire in Japan since 2012, he has sired 16 champions as well as five Japanese Derby winners, and his daughter Gentildonna is the only horse to have won the Japan Cup twice.
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Robert's wife, Cersei Lannister, openly despised him, and their icy personal relationship led to no legitimate heirs — just Robert's numerous bastards (including Gendry, whom Daenerys just legitimized as Robert's son) and Cersei's incestuous brood sired by her brother, Jaime.
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"Halla was sired by a trotter, and Winkler considers her the best horse on the German team," The New York Times said of Halla's performance in an article about the National Horse Show at Madison Square Garden in 1954.
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"A horse like American Pharoah may breed four times a day," said John Grau, farm manager at Sunnyfield Farm in Bedford, N.Y., which has two horses sired by American Pharoah and plans to sell them at auction this summer.
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Nevertheless, the pleasures of a Terminator movie don't really come from sweating the details, which have been a little head-spinning, frankly, ever since a guy from the future sired a kid who would later be the linchpin of saving humanity.
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Dr. Brown, of SUNY-Fredonia, and Katherine L. Barry of Macquarie University in Australia showed that cannibalized males sired about 60 more eggs than did non-cannibalized fathers, an increase of 20 percent over the standard ootheca complement of 258 eggs.
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The offspring of those forced encounters will constitute a new breed of Han-sired children, ready-made for the creation of a purified, semi-Uighur generation that would be pre-conditioned to accept the Han culture and Communist China ideology.
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WNBA star Brittney Griner wants estranged wife Glory Johnson to ante up medical records to prove once and for all whether the kids at the center of their child support war are hers, or a child sired by Glory's ex-boyfriend.
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During his racing career, Deep Impact became a mainstream hero who achieved popularity beyond just horse racing fans, and later, as a stallion, he helped build Japan's reputation within the global racing community and sired some of the top horses in the world.
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The petition was accompanied by a sworn affidavit filed by a Missouri woman, Marsha J. Henson, who claims she is Williams' mother and he was sired by Prince during a tryst she had with the singer in a Kansas City hotel room in July 1976.
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The ground didn't quake with change, or even plain old vengeance against the unjust system; instead, he seems to have just stolen a lot of money, pilfering from various state agencies, and then retreated out of sight and sired more children with several other women.
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In a tsunami of bad news for the President just on Thursday, it was reported that the National Enquirer's parent company had paid off a doorman at one of his properties to keep quiet about a rumor that the President had sired an illegitimate child.
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It's odd because from the outside looking in, that debut—2015's Feels Like—seemed to have gone fantastically: rave reviews, incessant touring, sired as the leaders of an alternative scene in Nashville that stuck two fingers up to the city's traditional country music market.
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Well, maybe: Bosch, who in the series's previous go-round had retired from the Los Angeles Police Department and become a private investigator, is hired in the new book by an aging billionaire to track down the child he might have sired years before.
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The animal slain by the man charged on Tuesday was a mountain lion known to wildlife biologists as P-38, a male about 7 years old believed to have sired four litters of cubs, said Karen Wold, senior deputy district attorney of Ventura County.
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To have four gray horses heading into the Derby starting gate, let alone three sired by Tapit, is a statistical oddity considering that only 22015,216.8, or 22014 percent, of the 753,275 foals registered with the Jockey Club from the 250 foal crop were gray or roan.
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WAR STORY; Scott Spieth; Mario Serey, Jr.; 21-22; This 4-year-old chestnut gelding, sired by Northern Afleet, heads into the Breeders' Cup Classic off arguably the best race of his career, a second-place finish behind Cyrus Alexander at the Pennsylvania Derby Championship in September.
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The tale of the best performance in Derby history begins with a coin toss that came up "tails," with Penny Chenery of Meadow Stable losing to Ogden Phipps of Wheatley Stable in a flip to determine the future homes of two foals sired by Bold Ruler.
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It quickly became the year's most celebrated and scrutinized episode of TV, and deservedly so: A 35-minute mix of Serling-sired twists and Jackson-jacking showbiz tragedy, "Teddy Perkins" was so blunt, so unsettlingly funny, it almost seems unfair to compare it to anything else on TV.
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Today her son Galileo — who was retired after his championship season in 2001 and who sired last year's Arc winner, Found — is widely regarded as the best stallion in the world, while another, Sea the Stars, won the Arc in 2009 and was named Europe's Horse of the Year.
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They include, in addition to the Welfare Lady, Hester's best friend, a baby-selling hooker called Amiga Gringa (Ana Reeder); the roadside Doctor (Frank Wood); Reverend D., the father of her youngest; and her first love, Chilli (Michael Braun), who sired her oldest child 13 years ago, before disappearing.
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After a long and contentious court case that included exhuming the remains of the long-dead Spanish painter Salvador Dalí, the Fundació Gala-Salvador Dalí—which represents the artist's estate—announced today that DNA evidence disproves Pilar Abel's claim that she was illegitimately sired by the late surrealist.
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