ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 5月7日 05時45分

A feeling of hope rippled across the world of #horseracing on January 3, when a mare named Kakadu gave birth to the very first #foal by the Triple Crown winner American Pharoah. Kakadu delivered the foal, named First Pharoah, 3 weeks early. Thus began one of the most anticipated foaling seasons in decades, as the initial offspring of American Pharoah — whose 2015 Triple Crown triumph was the sport’s first in 37 years — quickly multiplied in number. Now, Untouched Talent and her baby filly reside at Coolmore’s Ashford Stud in Kentucky, along with 18 other foals by American Pharoah. But they’re not alone. Since his retirement, the famous #racehorse has fathered about 100 fillies and colts. He will soon head to Australia to breed throughout the fall for about $50,000 per live foal. (His 2017 fee in the U.S. hasn’t been disclosed, but he was commanding $200,000 in 2016.) At Sumaya Farm in Kentucky, @christianhitehansen photographed the mare Amana, left, with her a foal. #??

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