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Delaware Standardbred Owner’s Association Stallion Guide of Delaware Standardbred Breeders’ Fund Stallions for 2018 DSOA 2018 Stallion Guide of DSBF Stallions 1 DELMARVA EQUINE CLINIC Enhancing Your Horses Health 1008 South Governors Avenue Dover, DE 19904 302.735.4735 www.delmarva-equine.com Janice L. Sosnowski, DVM Michelle D. Egli, DVM Callie Mitchell, DVM Over 30 years’ experience in veterinary medicine Among the services we offer are the following: ✓✓ Digital Ultrasonography ✓ Lameness Consultation and ✓ Digital Radiography Treatment ✓ Endoscopy ✓ Power Dental Floating ✓ Shockwave Treatments ✓ Reproductive Work ✓ Stem Cell Therapy/PRP ✓ Pre-Purchase Exams ✓ Tildren/Osphos Therapy ✓ Comprehensive Wellness Plans ✓ Chiropractic Care ✓ Senior Wellness Plans 2 DSOA 2018 Stallion Guide of DSBF Stallions DSOA 2018 Stallion Guide of DSBF Stallions 3 4 DSOA 2018 Stallion Guide of DSBF Stallions DSOA 2018 Stallion Guide of DSBF Stallions 5 Delaware Standardbred Owner’s Association Stallion Guide of Delaware Standardbred Breeders’ Fund Stallions for 2018 Stallion Page Stallion Page American Poet K 7 Life Sizzles 25 Anders Bluestone 8 Mutineer 26 Art Director 9 No Spin Zone 27 Artzina 10 Nova Artist 28 Badlands Hanover 11 Nuclear Breeze 29 Barber Pole 12 Papa Ray 30 CR Commando 13 Political Briefing 31 Crown Prince Gar 14 Powerful Mist 32 Delmarvalous 15 Rockabillie 33 Dream Away 16 Roddy’s Bags Again 34 Dusty Winner 17 Rolls Blue Chip 35 Giant Hit 18 Rustler Hanover 36 Glidemaster 19 Six Gun Hall 37 He’s Spooky 20 Southwind Lynx 38 Impel Hanover 21 Super Punk 39 Iron Mine Bucky 22 Veeza 40 JM Vangogh 23 Xactly Hanover 41 Kodak Lindy 24 Advertiser Page Delmarva Equine Clinic 2 Delaware Standardbred Breeders Fund 2 Delaware Standardbred Owners Assoc. 3 Delaware Standardbred Breeders Fund 4 Delaware Department of Agriculture 5 Table of Contents 6 Safe Haven Farm 42 Brenford Animal Hospital 43 Merrie Medo Farm & Training Center 44 6 DSOA 2018 Stallion Guide of DSBF Stallions AMERICAN POET K ($2,788) BROWN HORSE. FOALED 2012. GARLAND LOBELL CONWAY HALL 3,1:55.3 RACING RECORD 3,1:53.4 AMOUR ANGUS Age Starts 1st 2nd 3rd Earnings BROADWAY HALL 3,2:03.1f 3 5 0 0 2 $ 2,788 2,1:56.4 A GO GO LAUXMONT B COR TAMGO 3,T1:54.3 -- 5 0 0 2 $ 2,788 4,1:56.3 B COR TAMARA 3,2:02f MALE LINE By BROADWAY HALL 2,1:56.4 ($436,790) Sire of 326 in 2:00, 70 in SUPER BOWL 1:55 from 716 foals, 421 winners from 551 starters and 102 earning AMERICAN WINNER 3,1:56.2 over $100,000, including: BROAD BAHN 3,1:53 ($1,547,988), ACTION 3,1:52.3 B J'S PLEASURE -BROADWAY (M) 4,1:52.3 ($1,102,073), PILGRIMS TAJ 3,1:53.3 AMERICAN FROST 3,1:59.4f ($996,748), FRAU BLUCHER (M) 4,1:51.2f ($988,264), OPENING 3,Q2:00.2 NIGHT 1:52.2f ($904,395), BROADWAY SCHOONER (M) 3,1:53.3 POWER SEAT ($885,933), THE BUDSTER 1:54f ($657,761), STORMIN NORMAND FROSTY POWER 3,1:55.4 3,1:51.4f ($600,052), PILGRIMS CHUCKIE 3,1:53f ($529,084), FASH- FROSTY NOTE ION FELINE (M) 3,1:53 ($507,937).Total earnings of $37,296,137. 2,2:17.1f FEMALE LINE AMERICAN COOL 4,1:56.4 ($24,110) (American Winner). 3 wins at 4. 1st Dam POWERFUL AMERICAN 2,2:03.1f ($5,060) (American Winner). AMERICAN FROST 2,2:01.2f; 3,Q2:00.2 ($61,496) by American Winner at 2. At 2, winner leg Fritz Beinhauer Mem. Ser. at The Winner. 2 wins at 2 and 3. At 2, winner leg Pennsylvania Sires S. Meadows; third in leg Pennsylvania Sires S. at The Meadows. at The Meadows; second in Acorn S., Keystone Classic, The Standardbred S., Pennsylvania All-Stars; third in leg Pennsylvania 3rd Dam Sires S. at Pocono, The Meadows, Arden Downs S. At 3, second FROSTY NOTE 2,2:17.1f ($1,319) by Formal Notice. Winner at 2. From in Pennsylvania All-Stars; third in leg Pennsylvania Sires S. at 9 living foals, dam of 4 winners, 1 in 2:00, including: Pocono. From 9 foals, dam of 5 winners, 2 in 1:55, 4 in 2:00, incl.: TREASURE ME (M) 2,2:08.2h; 3,1:58.2 ($126,581) (Super Bowl). 7 FROST BITES K 2,1:58.3; 3,1:54f ($440,804) (Broadway Hall). 16 wins at 2 and 3. At 2, winner Pennsylvania Fair S. at Butler, Dana wins, 2 thru 7. At 2, winner Hoosier S.; second in The Standard- Irving Farm, Dayton; second in leg Pennsylvania Sires S. at bred S.; third in leg Pennsylvania Sires S. at Chester, Keystone Pocono; third in Pennsylvania Fair S. at Indiana. At 3, winner Classic, Reynolds Mem., John Simpson Mem. At 3, winner leg Kentucky Filly Futy., Breeders Filly S.; second in heat Kentucky Pennsylvania Sires S. at The Meadows, Currier & Ives S., leg Filly Futy., Batavia Filly S.; third in American-National S., Hanover Bobby Weiss Ser. at Pocono; second in Final Dexter Cup, leg Filly S. Dam of TREASURE HER 2,2:01.1; 3,1:57.1f; 4,1:56.3f Pennsylvania Sires S. at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania All-Stars; third ($517,281), TREASURE IMAGE 3,1:58; 1:55.4 ($138,159), in Old Oaken Bucket, leg Pennsylvania Sires S. at The Meadows, ANDOVERMETREASURE 2,Q2:03f; 3,1:56.2f ($101,081), Keystone Classic, elim. Earl Beal Jr. Mem. TREASURE ALWAYS 2,2:03.4f; 3,1:57.2, GOLDEN LANE WINTER SWEET FROST (M) 2,1:55.4; 3,1:54.3-'17 ($350,362) 4,1:58f, POCKETBOOKTREASURE 3,1:59f. Grandam of GOLD (Kadabra). 4 wins at 2 and 3. At 2, winner Ontario Sires S. - Super CORA 2,1:56.3f ($134,941), TREASURE ME ALWAYS 2,2:00.3f; Final at Mohawk, leg Ontario Sires S. - Gold at Georgian, Mohawk; 3,1:57.1 ($119,430), TREASURE FOREVER 2,Q2:01; 3,2:01f second in Champlain S., leg Ontario Sires S. - Gold at Mohawk ($109,700), TREASURE GIFTS K 3,1:56.3; 4,1:55.4f-'17, (2); third in Matron S., elim. Peaceful Way S. At 3, second in ENCORE GOLD 2,1:56.4f, TREASURE QUEST K 2,Q1:59.1; Ontario Sires S. - Super Final at Mohawk, leg Ontario Sires S. - 3,1:56.4f, FUN FOR US 2,Q2:03.3; 3,Q1:57.2, TELEPHOTO K Gold at Mohawk; third in Casual Breeze T., elim. Elegantimage S. 2,1:59.3f; 3,1:57.2f, MAN'S TREASURE 2,2:00.2f; 3,1:58.1; POLAR RAIL 2,1:58.4f; 3,1:58.2f; 1:56.4f ($94,148) (Donerail). 8 wins, 4,1:57.2z, TREASURE LANE K 3,1:59.4f; 4,1:58.2, TREASURE 2 thru 6. At 2, winner Arden Downs S., Pennsylvania Fair S. at HUNTER K 3,Q2:02; 4,1:58.3, PERFECT SCORE 2,2:01h; 3,1:59, Amulet; third in leg Pennsylvania Stallion Ser. at Chester. At 3, EXOTIC TREASURE 3,1:59.2f, MAGIC TREASURE 2,1:59.2, winner Pennsylvania Fair S. at Stoneboro; second in Pennsylvania HER MUSCLE MAN 3,1:59.3f, TREASURE STASH 2,1:59.3f-'17, Fair S. at Indiana; third in leg Pennsylvania Stallion Ser. at The HIDDEN TREASURE K 3,1:59.4f, IMPECCABLE TASTE 3,2:00f. Meadows, Pennsylvania Fair S. at Washington, Waynesburg. At 4, Producer: Winter Song (dam of WINTER BOWL 3,2:01.2f; 4,1:58.3f). second in leg Late Closer at Tioga (2). SILENT OPERA K (M) 2,1:59.3f; 3,1:56.3f ($91,733) (Broadway Hall). 5 wins at 2 and 3. At 2, third in Keystone Classic, Pennsylvania All- 4th Dam Stars, leg Pennsylvania Stallion Ser. at Philadelphia. At 3, winner Frosty Face 2,T2:09 by Scott Frost. Winner at 2. At 2, third in leg Late leg Pennsylvania Stallion Ser. at The Meadows, leg Unefoisdans- Closer at Vernon. From 15 foals, dam of 13 winners, 2 in 2:00, incl: mavie Ser. at The Meadows; second in leg and Final Unefois- TREASURE KEY p,2,2:03.2f; 3,2:00f; 1:57.3 ($106,270) (Florlis). 18 dansmavie Ser. at The Meadows; third in leg Pennsylvania Sires wins, 2 thru 6. S. at Philadelphia, Reynolds Mem. Producers: LETS FACE IT 3,2:03.1 (dam of FACE TO FACE 3,2:02.2f; FREEZE LINE 2,2:02.1f-'17 ($12,537) (Donato Hanover). 3 wins at 2. 1:57.2-$147,886), About Face 3,2:04.1f (dam of FRIENDLY FACE At 2, winner Pennsylvania Fair S. at Gratz, York; second in 2,1:58; 3,Q1:57.3; 4,1:54.1-$798,202, TROTABOUT 2,Q2:02.2; Pennsylvania Fair S. at Stoneboro; third in Pennsylvania Fair S. at 2:01.1f-$101,069), Ice Dancer 3,2:06 (dam of VALLEY DANCING Washington. 3,1:56-$245,967, MY GOAL 2,2:00.3f; 3,1:58.1-$120,407), Ice Frosty Hail (M) ($4,579) (Donerail). At 2, third in Hoosier S. Fishing (grandam of BELLA DI MAGGIO 3,2:02.1f; 1:58.3- American Poet K ($2,788) (Broadway Hall). As above. $124,307, FORTUNA ICE 2,2:03.1f; 3,1:58-$102,845). 2nd Dam AMERICAN POET K STUD ANALYSIS FROSTY POWER by Power Seat.
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    Consigned by WINBAK FARM, Chesapeake City, MD Aisles A-B CAN U HEAR ME 1 (NEW JERSEY ELIGIBLE) BAY COLT. Foaled February 6, 2002. Tattoo No. Z66291. Most Happy Fella Cam Fella ................................. Cam's Card Shark p,3,1:50 ............ [ Nan Cam B.G's Bunny [ Jef's Magic Trick ...................... [ Meadow Trick CAN U HEAR ME Tyler B Dragon's Lair ........................... [ Hello Halo Hello p,4,1:52.3 ............ Sandy's Sable [ Niatross Another Halo p,2,Q1:59.3 ........ [ Light The Night p,2,T2:00 By CAM'S CARD SHARK - From 6 crops, 512 starters, sire of the winners of $37.6M, with 161 in 1:55, 338 in 2:00, 86 $100K Winners, inc. BETTOR'S DELIGHT, ROYALFLUSH H'VER, FOUR STARZZZ SHARK, RIVERBOAT KING, ACES N' SEVENS, SHARKY SPUR, MILLION DOLLAR CAM, etc. 1st Dam HELLO HALO HELLO p,2,1:57.4f; 3,1:55.2; 4,1:52.3 ($137,305) by Dragon's Lair. 10 wins. At 2, second in 3 legs of Perfecta Series at Hippodrome; third in leg of Perfecta Series at Hippodrome. At 3, winner leg of Niagara Series at Mohawk; second in final of Niagara Series and Quebec Elite S. at Quebec; third in leg of Niagara Series, Quebec Elite S. at Hippodrome and 2 Quebec Distinction S.; timed in 1:54. At 4, third in leg and consolation of Petticoat Series. This is her first foal. 2nd Dam ANOTHER HALO p,2,Q1:59.3 ($10,893) by Niatross. 3 wins. At 2, winner of Landmark S.; third in NYSS.
  • The Triple Crowns

    The Triple Crowns

    The Crowns The Crowns The Trotting Triple Crown In order to win the Trotting Triple Crown, a 3-year-old must score victories in the Hambletonian, Kentucky Futurity, and Yonkers Trot. The oldest stakes is the Kentucky Futurity, which was first raced in 1893. The Hambletonian began in 1926, while the Yonkers Trot (originally called the Yonkers Futurity) was inaugurated in 1955. The nine Trotting Triple Crown winners since its inception in 1955 are profiled on this and the following pages. The Trotting Triple Crown’s trophy was designed by Lambert Brothers Jewelers, Inc., and features a trotter atop a silver and marble platform supported by three silver columns, each bearing a rectangular plaque, one each for the Yonkers Trot, Hambletonian, and Kentucky Futurity. The columns, in turn, rest on a large black marble base. The trophy’s permanent home is at Yonkers Raceway, where it is on display in the trophy case in the main dining room, the Empire Terrace. In the years when the trophy has been won, it was traditionally presented in a luncheon at the Ed Keys Hampshire House Hotel in New York City. 1955—Scott Frost (Hoot Mon-Nora) Owner: Saul A. Camp Farms Breeder: Est. of W.N. Reynolds Trainer/Driver: Joe O’Brien Lifetime Record: 71-56- 10-4 $310,685 Horse of the Year in 1955 and 1956, the first horse to repeat that honor. First two- minute 2-year-old trotter. Owner Saul Camp farmed 13,000 acres in California, and was referred to as the “Potato King.” An infec- tion resulted in the stal- lion’s sterility in 1962.