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ARGLBARGL HANOVER Main Hall (PENNSYLVANIA ELIGIBLE) Row C Stall 36 17 BAY COLT Foaled May 3, 2016 Tattoo No Consigned by and Raised at HANOVER SHOE FARMS, INC., Hanover, PA ARGLBARGL HANOVER Main Hall (PENNSYLVANIA ELIGIBLE) Row C Stall 36 17 BAY COLT Foaled May 3, 2016 Tattoo No. 5P726 Victory Dream 3,1:53.2 Self Possessed 3,1:51.3 ---------------- Feeling Great 3,1:57.3 Cantab Hall 3,1:54 ------------------ Garland Lobell 3,1:55.3 Canland Hall 3,1:57 ----------------------- Canne Angus 2:03.3h ARGLBARGL HANOVER Conway Hall 3,1:53.4 Broadway Hall 2,1:56.4 ------------------ B Cor Tamgo 4,1:56.3 Are You Ready 2,1:58.3f ---------- Mr Vic 3,Q1:54.2 Foxy Victory --------------------------------- Flickering Halo 3,Q2:03.1 1st Dam ARE YOU READY 2,1:58.3f ($38,394) by Broadway Hall. 2 wins at 2. At 2, winner Keystone Classic, leg Pennsylvania Sires S. at The Meadows; second in Reynolds Mem., leg Pennsylvania Sires S. at The Meadows; third in Arden Downs S. From 6 previous foals, dam of 5 winners, 2 in 1:54, 5 in 2:00, incl.: TIME TO KILL (M) 2,1:55.1 ($495,199) (Muscles Yankee). 4 wins at 2. At 2, winner Bluegrass S., elim. Matron S., Marion Dancer Mem., New Jersey Futy.; second in Final Breeders Crown at Woodbine, 2 legs and Final New Jersey Sires S. at Meadowlands, Final Matron S., International Stallion S. At 3, second in Final Matron S., Final Helen Smith Mem.; third in elim. Matron S., elim. Breeders Crown. BLENHEIM 2,1:58; 3,1:54h ($191,674) (Yankee Glide). 5 wins, 2 thru 4. At 3, winner Old Oaken Bucket; second in Bluegrass S., elim. Goodtimes T., leg Tie Silk Ser. at Mohawk; third in Final Goodtimes T. ABIR HANOVER 2,1:59h; 3,Q1:58.1f ($61,818) (Credit Winner). 6 wins, 2 thru 4. At 2, winner leg Excelsior Ser. - A at Batavia, Saratoga, Yonkers, leg Excelsior Ser. - B at Monticello. At 3, second in leg Excelsior Ser. - A at Buffalo; third in leg Excelsior Ser. - A at Goshen, Vernon. ALL READY HANOVER (M) 2,Q2:02.1; 3,1:53.4 ($60,859) (Chocolatier). 4 wins at 3. At 3, winner Casual Breeze T. AIGHT HANOVER (M) 3,1:57.1f-'17 ($36,787) (Donato Hanover). 2 wins at 3. At 3, winner leg Pennsylvania Stallion Ser. at The Meadows; second in leg Pennsylvania Sires S. at The Meadows. Abs Hanover (Muscle Hill). Now 2 and racing. 2nd Dam FOXY VICTORY by Mr Vic. From 13 foals (1 exported prior to racing), dam of 7 winners, 2 in 1:54, 6 in 1:59, incl: PERSONAL STYLE (M) 2,1:55.3; 3,1:53.1; 4,1:53.1 ($778,391) (Yankee Glide). 8 wins, 2 thru 4. At 2, winner Int. Stallion S.; second in leg Kindergarten Classic Ser. at Lexington; third in Kentuckiana Stallion Mgmt T. At 3, winner Final Hambletonian Oaks, Final New Jersey Sires S., Final Matron S.; second Final Kentucky Filly Futy., elim. Matron S., elim. Elegantimage S., leg New Jersey Sires S.; third in Del Miller Mem., elim. Kentucky Filly Futy., elim. Hambletonian Oaks. At 4, winner elim. Armbro Flight T.; second in leg and Final Ima Lula Ser. at Meadowlands; third in leg Miss Versatility T. at Meadowlands, Woodbine. FLASH LIGHTNING (M) 2,1:58.4; 3,1:52.4 ($322,018) (Dream Vacation). 10 wins, 2 thru 4. At 2, second in elim. American-National S., elim. Goldsmith Maid T. At 3, winner heat Kentucky Filly Futy., Bluegrass S., leg New Jersey Sires S. (2), John Simpson Mem., elim. Hudson Filly T.; second in Final Moni Maker T., race-off Kentucky Filly Futy., Lady Suffolk T.; third leg New Jersey Sires S. At 4, third in elim. Armbro Flight T. Dam of ZOLI 2,Q2:00.1; 3,1:57; 4,1:54.3f ($151,175), MASSIVE LIGHTNING 3,1:55.3f; 1:54f-'17 ($125,370). BANK OF NEWPORT (M) 3,1:59 ($25,504) (Tagliabue). Winner at 3. At 3, second in Reynolds Mem., Late Closer at Lexington, leg Early Closer at Lexington; third in leg Pennsylvania Sires S. at The Meadows, leg Early Closer at Lexington. Dam of NEWPORT VOLO 2,1:59.1; 3,1:55.3; 4,1:54.4 ($395,326), BANKER VOLO 3,1:52.3f ($329,338), OVERDRAFT VOLO 2,1:55; 3,1:52.2-‘17 ($289,439). 3rd Dam FLICKERING HALO 3,Q2:03.1 ($3,737) by Bonefish. Winner at 3. From 12 foals, dam of 6 winners, 1 in 1:54, 5 in 2:00, including: ALMOST AN ANGEL (M) 2,1:57.1; 3,1:56 ($498,577; $959,695 International) (Crowning Point). 16 wins at 2 and 3. Dan Patch 2-Year-Old Trotting Filly of the Year in 1991. At 2, winner Int. Stallion S., Blue- grass S., Hayes Mem., leg KYSS, elim. Merrie Annabelle T., Hanover-Hempt S. At 3, winner World Trotting Derby Filly S., Colonial Lady T., elim. Hambletonian Oaks, Hanover-Hempt S. In Italy, at 3, winner Gran Premio Orsi Mangelli. At 4, winner Premio Cassa Rurale. At 5, winner Premio Ponte Vecchio, Premio Pavia. Dam of MICHELLE'S ANGEL 2,1:56.2f; 3,1:54 ($436,921). Grandam of ARCHANGEL 2,1:58.2; 3,1:53.1; 1:50 ($1,140,972), SPICY WINGS 2,1:55.3; 3,1:54.3f ($570,720). FLUTTERING WINGS (M) 2,1:58.2; 3,Q1:58.1 ($305,971) (Yankee Glide). 4 wins at 2. At 2, winner elim. and Final Merrie Annabelle T., leg and Final New Jersey Sires S. at Meadowlands. At 3, third in elim. Del Miller Mem. Dam of FOR A DANCER 2,1:56; 3,1:54 ($521,127). Next Dam – ROSE BOWER (Florlis-LOVESTER 3,2:01.1-Speedster) STAKES ENGAGEMENTS Arden Downs Currier & Ives Horseman Old Oaken Bucket Simcoe Ralph Wilfong Bluegrass Series Dexter Cup International Stallion Penna. Sires (Pari-Mutuel) Standardbred Yonkers Trot Breeders Crown Hambletonian Kentucky Futurity Penna. Sires (Fair) Swedish Breeders Crown Zweig Memorial Champlain Hoosier Stake Consigned by and Raised at HANOVER SHOE FARMS, INC., Hanover, PA ACTUAL HANOVER Main Hall (PENNSYLVANIA ELIGIBLE) Row C Stall 35 19 BAY COLT Foaled May 10, 2016 Tattoo No. 8P748 Victory Dream 3,1:53.2 Self Possessed 3,1:51.3 ---------------- Feeling Great 3,1:57.3 Cantab Hall 3,1:54 ------------------ Garland Lobell 3,1:55.3 Canland Hall 3,1:57 ----------------------- Canne Angus 2:03.3h ACTUAL HANOVER Andover Hall 3,1:51.3 Donato Hanover 3,1:50.1 --------------- D Train Aspidistra Hanover 2,1:55.1f ----- Lindy Lane 3,1:53 Angel Fire Hanover 3,T1:55.2 --------- Almost An Angel 3,1:56 1st Dam ASPIDISTRA HANOVER 2,1:55.1f ($179,976) by Donato Hanover. 3 wins at 2. At 2, winner leg Pennsylvania Sires S. at Pocono, Bluegrass S.; second in leg and Final Pennsylvania Sires S. at The Meadows; third in International Stallion S. From 1 previous foal, dam of: Algorithm Hanover (Credit Winner). Now 2 and racing. 2nd Dam ANGEL FIRE HANOVER 3,T1:55.2 ($2,955) by Lindy Lane. Winner at 3. At 3, third in leg Early Closer at Lexington. From 7 living foals (1 Exported prior to racing), dam of 4 winners, 1 in 1:55, 3 in 1:56, incl.: SPICY WINGS (M) 2,1:55.3; 3,1:54.3f ($570,720) (Andover Hall). 7 wins at 2 and 3. At 2, winner Bluegrass S., International Stallion S.; second in Matron S., leg Pennsylvania Sires S. at The Meadows, elim. Breeders Crown at Woodbine, elim. Goldsmith Maid T.; third in elim. Merrie Annabelle T. At 3, winner elim. and Final Hudson Filly T., leg Pennsylvania Sires S. at Chester, Pocono; second in Zweig Mem. Filly; third in elim. and Final Breeders Crown at Pocono, leg and Final Pennsylvania Sires S. at The Meadows. Dam of CHILI 3,1:56.4f-’17, SAUCY 3,1:57.4. AWOL HANOVER 2,Q2:04; 3,1:55.1-‘17 ($31,837) (Donato Hanover). 3 wins at 3. At 2, second in leg Define The World Ser. at Mohawk; third in leg Define The World Ser. at Mohawk. At 3, second in elim. Goodtimes T. 3rd Dam ALMOST AN ANGEL 2,1:57.1; 3,1:56 ($498,577; $959,695 International) by Crowning Point. 16 wins at 2 and 3 prior to export. Dan Patch 2-Year-Old Trotting Filly of the Year in 1991. At 2, winner International Stallion S., Bluegrass S., Hayes Mem., leg Kentucky Sires S., elim. Merrie Annabelle T., heat Hoosier Futy., Hanover-Hempt S.; second in Final Merrie Annabelle T., Acorn S. At 3, winner World Trotting Derby Filly S., Colonial Lady T., elim. Hambletonian Oaks, Hanover-Hempt S.; second in Final Hambletonian Oaks, American-National S., Coaching Club Oaks; third in Review S. In Italy, at 3, winner Gran Premio Orsi Mangelli. At 4, winner Premio Cassa Rurale. At 5, winner Premio Ponte Vecchio, Premio Pavia. From 12 foals (1 Exported prior to racing), dam of 8 winners, 3 in 1:55, 6 in 2:00, including: MICHELLE'S ANGEL (M) 2,1:56.2f; 3,1:54 ($436,921) (Andover Hall). 8 wins at 2 and 3. At 2, winner Bluegrass S., elim. Oakville S., elim. Matron S., elim. Merrie Annabelle T.; second in International Stallion S., leg Pennsylvania Sires S.; third in Final Oakville S., Champlain S., elim. Goldsmith Maid T. At 3, winner Casual Breeze T., elim. Breeders Crown at Meadowlands, leg Pennsylvania Sires S.; second elim.
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