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Cam's Card Shark:Cam's Card Shark.Qxd.Qxd Cam’s Card Shark:Cam’s Card Shark.qxd 11/23/2009 9:34 AM Page 138 CAM’S CARD SHARK p,2,1:55.2-1:55.4h; 3,1:50-1:50.3f-1:52.4h ($2,498,204) BAY HORSE. FOALED 1991. 15.2 HANDS. MEADOW SKIPPER RACING RECORD MOST HAPPY FELLA Age Starts 1st 2nd 3rd Earnings LAUGHING GIRL 214535$233,490 3 18 15 2 0 2,264,714 BRET HANOVER CAM FELLA NAN CAM — 32 20 5 5 $2,498,204 NAN FROST Horse of the Year, Dan Patch, Nova, O’Brien 3-Year-Old Pacing ALBATROSS Colt of the Year in 1994. At 2, winner Final Lou Babic S., 2 legs New BG’S BUNNY Jersey Sires S.; third in elim. and Final Governor’s Cup, Breeders BRETS ROMANCE Crown. At 3, winner elim. and Final Meadowlands P., Final North America Cup, elim. and Final New Jersey Classic, Art Rooney P., OVERTRICK Messenger S., elim. and Final Adios. MEADOW TRICK JEF’S MAGIC TRICK JEF’S MAGIC MEADOW MAINE MALE LINE By CAM FELLA p,2,2:00.2f; 3,T1:54; 4,1:53.1 ($2,041,367). Sire of 298 in 1:55, 20 in 1:50 from 977 foals, 775 winners from 858 VILLAGE JOLT p,2,1:51.1; 3,1:50.4f ($1,634,220). Dan Patch, Nova, starters and 269 earning over $100,000, including: Cambest O’Brien 2-Year-Old Pacing Colt of the Year in 2004. At 2, win- p,T1:46.1 ($1,444,835), Armbro Positive p,1:48.1 ($1,064,232), ner Final Breeders Crown, elim. and Final Woodrow Wilson, Pacific Fella p,1:48.2z ($1,064,631), Electric Stena p,4,1:48.3 Goshen Cup, leg New Jersey Sires S.; second in Final Metro S. ($961,863), E Dee’s Cam p,1:48.3 ($864,767). Total earnings of At 3, winner elim. and Final Adios, elim. Little Brown Jug, leg New $106,521,773. Jersey Sires S.; second in Final Meadowlands P., Final Little Brown Jug. (Village Jingle by Life Sign) FEMALE LINE TIMESAREACHANGING p,2,1:52.3; 3,1:48.4 ($1,516,563). Dan 1st Dam Patch, Nova 3-Year-Old Pacing Colt of the Year in 2004. At 2, JEF’S MAGIC TRICK p,2,2:02f ($28,340) by BG’s Bunny. 2 wins. winner elim. Governor’s Cup; second in elim. Breeders Crown; Dam of: third in Final Battle Of Freehold. At 3, winner elim. and Final CAM’S CARD SHARK p,2,1:55.2; 3,1:50 ($2,498,204) (Cam Fella). Adios, Final Cane P., Little Brown Jug, elim. Meadowlands P.; sec- As above. ond in Final Meadowlands P., Messenger S., James B. Dancer Mem. At 4, winner Magical Mike Inv. P.; third in U.S. Pacing CAM’S CARD SHARK STUD ANALYSIS Champ. (Lodi Hanover by Big Towner) From 1100 starters, sire of 808 in 2:00, 431 in 1:55, 38 in 1:50, with RIVERBOAT KING p,2,1:54.1; 3,1:50.1; 4,1:48.3 ($1,234,576). At 2, earnings of $98,341,644, including: winner Final Dignity P., 2 legs New Jersey Sires S.; second in 2 BETTOR’S DELIGHT p,2,1:51.3; 3,1:49.4 ($2,581,461). Dan Patch, legs and Final New Jersey Sires S., Goshen Cup. At 3, winner Nova, O’Brien 2-Year-Old Pacing Colt of the Year in 2000, Final New Jersey Classic, Final Adios, leg New Jersey Sires S.; O’Brien Horse of the Year, Dan Patch, O’Brien 3-Year-Old second in cons. Meadowlands P., elim. Adios, Jersey Cup. At 4, Pacing Colt of the Year in 2001. At 2, winner elim. and Final winner leg and Final Classic Ser. (Why Wont Ya by No Nukes) Breeders Crown, elim. and Final Governor’s Cup, Nassagaweya SHARKY SPUR p,2,1:58f; 3,1:50; 4,1:49.4 ($1,004,618). At 2, sec- S. At 3, winner North America Cup, Little Brown Jug, New Jersey ond in 2 legs Royal Travel Ser.; third in leg and Final Royal Travel Classic, Tattersalls P., Simcoe S., second in Final Meadowlands Ser. At 3, winner Jersey Cup, 2 legs Trendsetter Junior Ser.; sec- P., Oliver Wendell Holmes. (Classic Wish by Armbro Emerson) ond in Cleveland Classic, leg New Jersey Sires S.; third in Final FOUR STARZZZ SHARK p,2,Q1:56.4; 3,1:50.4; 1:47.4 ($2,537,267). Trendsetter Junior Ser. At 5, second in Senior Jug. At 7, winner Dan Patch, Nova Older Pacing Horse of the Year in 2004. At 2, Dan Patch Inv. P. (Bunch Hanover by Big Towner) second in 2 legs New Jersey Sires S. At 3, winner elim. and Final SHOWHERTHEMONEY (M) p,2,1:55; 3,1:49-’09 ($651,381). At 2, Cane P., Jersey Cup, leg and Final New Jersey Sires S.; second second in leg NJ Sires S.-Green Acres; third in Molly Pitcher, leg in elim. and Final Berry’s Creek P., heat Little Brown Jug; third in New Jersey Sires S. At 3, winner Glen Garnsey Mem., Nadia Final Little Brown Jug. At 4, winner Final William R. Haughton Lobell P., elim. and Final Miss New Jersey S., Jugette, Bluegrass Mem.; second in Final Canadian Pacing Derby. At 6, winner elim. S., leg New Jersey Sires S. (Stienam’s Place by Artsplace) and Final William R. Haughton Mem., Final Graduate Ser. ALL SPEED HANOVER p,2,1:50.3-’09 ($486,950). At 2, winner Final (Windsun Dee by On The Road Again) Breeders Crown, Bluegrass S. (Allamerican Cool by No Nukes) ROYALFLUSH HANOVER p,2,2:03.2h; 3,1:51.2f; 4,1:49.3 FIREINTHESHARK p,2,1:52.1; 3,1:50.2f-’09 ($352,937). At 2, winner ($2,153,893). At 3, winner Final Progress P., elim. and Final Motor International Stallion S., New Jersey Stbd. Futy., leg New Jersey City P., elim. Confederation Cup, heat Little Brown Jug, elim. Art Sires S.; second in Final Lou Babic S.; third in Bluegrass S., Final Rooney P., elim. New Jersey Classic; second in Final New Jersey New Jersey Sires S. At 3, winner cons. Adios, leg New Jersey Sires Classic, Burlington P. At 4, winner American-National S., Dan S.; second in Final Art Rooney P. (Fie Foe Fire by Real Artist) Patch Inv. P., Final Willowdale Ser; second in Final Breeders Crown. At 5, winner Nicole Hudock Mem.; second in elim. and Final William R. Haughton (Rich N Elegant by Direct Scooter) HOLBORN HANOVER p,2,1:58h; 3,1:49; 1:46.4 ($2,070,648). 2010 STUD FEE: $7,500 World Champion. At 2, winner Flamboro Downs Breeders S. At 3, winner Final Meadowlands P., Progress P., James B. Dancer Mem., Bluegrass S.; second in elim. and Final Matron S., Standing at Tattersalls P., Simcoe S. At 4, winner elim. Graduate Ser., elim. HANOVER SHOE FARMS of NEW JERSEY Canadian Pacing Derby. At 5, winner elim. and Final American- National S., U.S. Pacing Champ., elim. and Final Allerage Farm P.; 225 Rock Road West second in Final Breeders Crown. (Hattie by Abercrombie) Lambertville, New Jersey 08530 SHARK GESTURE p,2,1:51.3; 3,1:49.1; 1:48.1-’09 ($1,895,146). At 2, winner Bluegrass S., elim. Breeders Crown, Simpson S.; sec- Booking inquiries to: HANOVER SHOE FARMS ond in International Stallion S. At 3, winner Final Breeders Crown, P.O. Box 339 Tattersalls P., Bluegrass S., Simpson S., elim. Progress P.; second Hanover, Pennsylvania 17331 in elim. Breeders Crown. At 4, winner New Hampshire Sweepstakes; second in Graduate Ser., Dan Patch Inv. P. At 6, (717) 637-8931, Fax (717) 637-6766 winner William R. Haughton Mem., Final Canadian Pacing Derby, www.hanoverpa.com Graduate Ser. (Simple Gesture by Western Hanover) Email: [email protected] 138 THE HORSEMAN AND FAIR WORLD December 9, 2009.
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