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The 2018 Stallion Directory Is Now Available AGRICULTURE & NEW YORK STATE HORSE BREEDING DEVELOPMENT FUND 2018 STALLION DIRECTORY o t o h P t l u o S l e g i N HUNTSVILLE World Champion & 2YO Pacing Colt Of The Year 2017’s Fastest Three-Year-Old (1:47.4) He was the 2-Year-Old Colt Pacer of the Year in 2016 and paced to a World Record mile of 1:49 at the Red Mile, winning the International Stallion Stake. His 2-year-old campaign also included a Track Record performance at the Meadowlands, winning the Breeders Crown in 1:49.1, as well as wins in the Bluegrass and the Pennsylvania Sire Stakes Championship. He returned in 2017 at three and earned $1,014,428, with wins in the Meadowlands Pace, Cane Pace the Jenna’s Beach Boy and a runner-up finish in the North America Cup. He was the fastest 3-year-old of 2017 with a mark of 1:47.4, winning the Meadowlands Pace. He retired as the second richest son of the great Somebeachsomewhere, behind only Captaintreacherous. He stands his first season at stud in 2018. 2018 Stud Fee: $6,000 Standing at CAMEO HILLS FARM Somebeachsomewhere46 Grove Street, Montgomery, New York 12549 • (845) 457-9416 or (914) 474-0941, Fax (845) 457 -4357 Email: [email protected] • www.cameohills.com Wild West Show – Western Hanover o t o h P l l a H k r a p,2,1:49.4 2, 1:49 3, 1:47.4 $1,704,242 M 2018 Stud Fee: $6,000 SO SURREAL You Can Check All The Boxes With This Horse! Book full and closed 3PEDIGREE – Son of the great Somebeachsomewhere from the Sweetheart winner and top stakes filly Must See p,2,1:52 SO($487,122) and a half-brSURREALother to the brilliant racehorse and top young stallion Well Said p,3,1:47.3 ($2,569,342). 3ABILITY – p,2,1:49.4. Debuted at the Meadowlands and won his first baby race in 1:55.4, with a last quarter in 26 seconds flat! 3VALUE – Fastest two-year-old to ever stand in New York and yet reasonably priced at $2,500 live foal. Somebeachsomewhere3 SALE RESULTS – His first crop of 2016 yearlings averaged $60,000 at the Lexington Selected Sale, with a co lt (out of Donkey’s Can Talk) and a filly (out of Pedigree Snob) selling for $90,000 each. He also sired the highest priced pacing yearling sold at the 2016 Goshen Yearling Sale. Tim Tetrick said, “I love this colt and truly thought the sky was the limit on his speed and talent. MustI was crushed to heSeear he got hurt. He ha d t–he abili ty toArtsplace be the top colt in 2014 in the 3-year-old game.” 2017 Stud Fee: $2,500 Multiple mare discounts available. 2, 1:49.4Sta nd$94,547ing at CAMEO HILLS FARM 46 Grove Street, Montgomery, New York 12549 • (845) 457-9416 or (914) 474-0941, Fax (845) 457-4357 2018 EStudmail: sjones@came ohFee:ills.com • www.c am$2,500eohills.com Multiple Mare Discounts Available Sold the 3 highest priced horses at the Goshen Yearling Sale in 2017 Standing at 46 Grove Street Montgomery, New York 12549 Phone: 845-457-9416 or 914-474-0941 Fax: 845-457-4357 www.cameohills.com Email: [email protected] New York Sire Stakes Stallion Directory / 2018 The New York Sire Stakes are Administered by: Agriculture and New York State Horse Breeding Development Fund TRUSTEES PETER ARRIGENNA Agriculture and New York State Horse Breeding Development Fund Trustee RICHARD A. BALL Commissioner of the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets and Agriculture and New York State Horse Breeding Development Fund Trustee MICHAEL KIMELMAN Agriculture and New York State Horse Breeding Development Fund Trustee BARRY SAMPLE Chairman of the New York State Gaming Commission and Agriculture and New York State Horse Breeding Development Fund Trustee Agriculture and New York State Horse Breeding Development Fund 1 Broadway Center Schenectady, New York 12305 Tel: 518-388-0178 facebook.com/nysirestakes twitter.com/SireStakesNY #NYSireStakes #NYStandardbreds #Harnessracing 3 Table of Contents Letter from M. Kelly Young - Executive Director ................................................................. 5 Industry and Racing Contacts .............................................................................................. 6 2018 NYSS Eligible Stallions ................................................................................................ 9 Membership Drive .............................................................................................................. 11 NYSS 2018 Schedule........................................................................................................... 13 Excelsior Schedule ............................................................................................................. 14 Breeders Award Program ................................................................................................... 15 2018 Pedigrees ................................................................................................................... 17 2017 New York Bred Champions ........................................................................................ 58 2017 Awards Banquet ........................................................................................................ 69 2017 Consolation Champions ............................................................................................. 71 Boarding and Training Facilities ........................................................................................ 73 2017 Leaderboard ............................................................................................................... 74 2017 Yearling Sales ............................................................................................................ 91 Conditions ......................................................................................................................... 110 4 New York Sire Stakes Stallion Directory / 2018 n behalf of the Trustees of the Agriculture and New York State Horse OBreeding Development Fund, I am excited to welcome you to the 2018 breeding season. We are pleased to share with you this Stallion Directory and all the benefits that come with choosing to breed in New York State. This time of year we are filled with anticipation of the coming months— deciding on the perfect mating, seeing the foals born we have anxiously awaited, and receiving early training reports on the next crop. There is no better place to do this than the Empire State. The New York Sires Stakes program is the oldest in North America with a long history of producing outstanding horses and providing exceptional value to breeders. Breeders who choose New York not only have the backing of a strong state-bred program when marketing their yearlings, but those with resident mares have the potential for Breeders Award earnings when their youngsters perform well on the track. More than $14.3 million was paid out in stakes purses and $1.1 million in breeders awards last year. Combine that earning potential with a roster of eligible stallions who produce nationally competitive offspring and breeding in New York makes strong dollars and sense. Enjoy exploring all New York has to offer and we wish you all the best in your breeding and racing endeavors this year. M. Kelly Young Executive Director 5 Industry Organizations Agriculture & New York State Horse Breeding Morrisville College REGIONAL HORSEMAN ASSOCIATIONS Development Fund Equine Institute Western New York 1 Broadway Center Marshall Hall Harness Horseman’s Association Schenectady, New York 12305 Morrisville, NY 13408 PO Box 730 Tel: 518-388-0178 Tel: 315-684-6355 Batavia, NY 14021 www.nysirestakes.com Fax: 315-684-6621 Buffalo Tel: 716-648-3577 Cornell Equine Hospital/Cornell University [email protected] Batavia Tel: 585-345-9673 College of Veterinary Medicine www.morrisvillesale.com [email protected] Ithaca, NY 14853-6401 New York State President: Bruce Tubin Tel: 607-253-3100 Gaming Commission Monticello Harness Email: [email protected] 1 Broadway Center, 6th Floor Horseman’s Association www.vet.cornell.edu/hospital Schenectady, New York 12305 204 Route 17B, PO Box 1436 Harness Horse Breeders of Tel: 518-388-3300 Monticello, NY 12701 New York State, Inc. Fax: 518-388-3423 Tel: 845-791-7747 12 Avis Drive, Suite 101, Saratoga Harness Racing [email protected] Latham, NY 12110 Hall of Fame President: Allan Schwartz Tel: 518-785-5858 P.O. Box 356 Saratoga Harness Fax: 518-785-5848 Saratoga Springs, NY 12866 Horseperson’s Association Email: [email protected] Tel: 518-587-4210 PO Box 171 www.HHBNYS.com Standardbred Canada Saratoga Springs, NY 12866 Harness Horse Youth Foundation 2150 Meadowvale Blvd. Tel: 518-584-2110 Ext: 5651 16575 Carey Road Mississauga, ON L5N 6R6 www.shharacing.com Westfield, IN, 46074 Tel: 905-858-3060 President: Tom McTygue Tel: 317-867-5877 Fax: 905-858-3111 Southern Tier Harness Fax: 317-867-5896 www.standardbredcanada.ca Horseman’s Association www.hhyf.org Standardbred Retirement Foundation PO Box 9 Nichols, NY 13812 Harness Racing Museum 353 Sweetmans Lane, Suite 101 Tel: 386-795-5555 240 Main Street Millstone Twp., NJ 08535 [email protected] Goshen, NY 10924 Tel: 732-446-4422 President: Guy Howard Tel: 845-294-6330 [email protected] Fax: 845-294-3463 www.adoptahorse.org Harness Horse Association of www.harnessmuseum.com Central New York U.S. Trotting Association PO Box 586 The Hambletonian Society Breeders Crown 6130 S. Sunbury Road Vernon, NY 13476 109 S. Main Street, Suite 18 Westerville, OH 43081-9309 Tel: 315-829-3872 Cranbury, NJ 08512 www.ustrotting.com [email protected] Tel: 609-371-8890 Tel: 877-800-USTA (8782) President: Rick Papa Fax: 609-371-8890 Fax: 844-229-1338 www.hambletonian.org Standardbred
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