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August 29, 2010~Lexington, Kentucky
Revolve Wins Red Mile Trot
Revolve, a 2-year-old son of Valley Victor-Racy Roz-Conway Hall, scored his first career victory in a Red Mile overnight on August 29 at Lexington's famed one-miler. Driven by his trainer-owner Alvin Parker, Revolve was clocked in 2:01.3, as he drew away from his rivals by two and a quarter lengths. Revolve was bred by the Caldwell family of Georgetown, Kentucky.
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August 28, 2010~Meadowlands, Pennsylvania
Andover The Top Ties Track Record
Andover The Top, a 2-year-old filly by Andover Hall-Image Control-Balanced Image, captured a $56,346 Pennsylvania Sires Stakes in 1:55.3 on August 28 at The Meadows, tying the track record for her age and gait. She was steered to her seven and one quarter length victory by Hall of Fame reinsman Dave Palone for trainer Monte Gilrod. Andover The Top was bred and raised by Harry Rutherford & Diane Ingham’s Cool Creek Farm and sold in the Peninsula Farm consignment for $70,000 at the 2009 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale. Her half-brother by Kadabra—THE GAME PLAN—sells in the 2010 Canadian Open Sale at Flamboro Downs this fall.
August 28, 2010~Meadowlands, Pennsylvania
Lyrical Lady Second in PASS
Lyrical Lady, a 2-year-old daughter by Cantab Hall-Naked Lyric-Yankee Glide finished second by a nose in a $56,746 Pennsylvania Sires Stake on August 20 at The Meadows. Lyrical Lady was clocked in 1:58 with driver Brian Zendt at the lines for trainer-owner Walter Dunn. Lyrical Lady was bred by Peninsula Farm & Allevamento Cristal, and was foaled, raised and sold by Peninsula Farm at the 2009 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg for $40,000.
August 28, 2010~Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania
Blue Claw Wins at Pocono Downs
Blue Claw, a 5-year-old son of Jenna’s Beach Boy-Wonderbolt-Artsplace, captured a $14,550 conditioned pace at Pocono Downs on August 28 in 1:52.1 with Joe Pavia, Jr. in the bike. Trainer Mark Ford conditions the youngster for the All Star Racing, Inc. Blue Claw was bred, raised and sold by Peninsula Farm at the 2006 Lexington Selected Sale for $100,000, and his half-brother from the first crop by Ponder—BOLT THE DUER—sells at the 2010 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg this fall in the Peninsula Farm consignment.
August 28, 2010~Crete, Illinois
Behindclosedoors Third in American National
Behindclosedoors, a 3-year-old filly by Andover Hall-Margarita Nights-Yankee Glide, finished third in the $131,500 American National Filly Trot on August 28 at Balmoral Park. Mike Oosting steered the speedy filly to a 1:54.3 clocking for trainer Chuck Sylvester, who conditions her for owners Melvin Hartmann, Herb Liverman and Dave McDuffee. Behindclosedoors was sold by Peninsula Farm for $125,000 at the 2008 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg. Her full brother—MORNING AFTER—sells in the Peninsula Farm consignment at the 2001 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg this fall.
August 27, 2010~Freehold, New Jersey
Flex The Muscle Wins NJSS
Flex The Muscle, a 3-year-old son of Muscles Yankee-Alix Hall-Conway Hall, captured $100,000 New Jersey Sire Stakes Final on August 27 at Freehold Raceway. David Miller was in the sulky as the colt was timed in 1:56.2 and pushed his career earnings to $343,949. Ray Schnittker conditions and co-owns the colt along with Jerry Silva and the Arden Homestead Stable. Flex The Muscle was bred by the Silver Linden Farm of Indiana.
August 27, 2010~Freehold, New Jersey
Take My Picture Second in NJSS
Take My Picture, a sophomore son of Classic Photo-Habit’s Lady-Muscles Yankee, finished second in the $100,000 New Jersey Sire Stakes Final on August 27 at Freehold Raceway. Cat Manzi was in the sulky for trainer Nikolas Drennan as Take My Picture was timed in 1:57.3. He now has $337,898 in career earnings for owners Joseph and Laurie Davino. Take My Picture was bred by the Status Stables and sold by Peninsula Farm for $35,000 at the 2008 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg. Take My Picture’s Donato Hanover half-brother—LORD AND LADY—will sell in the Peninsula Farm consignment at the 2010 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg this fall.
August 27, 2010~Nichols, New York
Brooklyn Wins Tioga Late Closer
Brooklyn, a freshman daughter by Conway Hall-Anna Karin’s Girl-Malabar Man, captured a $13,400 late closer in a career best 2:01.2 at Tioga Downs on August 27. Domenico Cecero was in the sulky for trainer Frank Antonacci. Brooklyn was bred by the Stormi & Bruiser Stable and is owned by Adam Victor & Sons Stable, Inc., Peninsula Farm sold Brooklyn for $100,000 at the 2009 Lexington Selected Sale, and her full brother—TROUBLE—will sell in the Peninsula Farm consignment at the 2010 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg this fall.
August 27, 2010~Meadowlands, Pennsylvania
Cutie Pie Third in PASS
Cutie Pie, a freshman lass by Cantab Hall-Banker’s Girl-Banker Hall, finished third in a $20,000 Pennsylvania Sire Stallion Stake on August 27 at The Meadows. Mike Wilder steered the filly to a 2:01.3 clocking for trainer Dan Altemeyer. This filly was bred by the Silver Linden Farm and sold for $31,000 in the Peninsula Farm consignment at the 2009 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg. Peninsula Farm will sell her Donato Hanover half-brother—SE SENIORE—sells at the 2010 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg this fall.
August 26, 2010~Lexington, Kentucky
Valley Victor Trio Finish One-Two-Three in KYSS
A talented trio of sophomore trotters—all Valley Victor progeny—finished first, second and third in a $15,000 Kentucky Sire Stakes test on August 26 at Lexington’s famed Red Mile.
Victor’s Future, out of the Raffaello Ambrosio mare Baby Bella, captured the event in 1:55.4, a career best for the youngster who is trained by Trond Smedshammer and was driven by Brian Sears. It was the colt’s sixth win in 15 lifetime starts and pushed his earnings to $194,566 for owner Joseph Muscara of Huntington Valley, Pennsylvania.
Rome, out of the Sierra Kosmos mare Brescia finished second in 1:56 with John Campbell at the lines for trainer Buck Sprinkle, who leases the colt from the Walnut Hall Stock Farm.
Defend The Rock, out of the Keep It A Secret mare Jolly Jessica finished third with driver Dave Magee in the sulky in 1:56.2, for trainer Bobby Brower. Owned by Brower and Debra Garland, Defend The now has $85,392 in career earnings.
August 26, 2010~Lexington, Kentucky
Nannina Wins KYSS
Nannina, a 3-year-old daughter of Valley Victor--Nannina Ambrosio--American Winner, captured her first start of her sophomore campaign, a $15,000 Kentucky Sire Stake on August 26 at The Red Mile. She was clocked in a career best 1:57.2 with trainer Brad Hanners at the lines for owner Freida Ivory of Delaware. She was bred and raised by Walstan Farm, and sold in the Peninsula Farm consignment for $37,000 at the 2008 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale. Her full brother--VICTORY USA--sells in the Peninsula Farm consignment at the 2009 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale.
August 26, 2010~Lexington, Kentucky
Justa Valley Gal Third in KYSS
Justa Valley Gal, a daughter of Valley Victor--Just Having Fun--Royal Prestige, finished third in a $15,000 Kentucky Sire Stake on August 26 at The Red Mile, with Dave Magee in the sulky for trainer Stacey Ruddick. Justa Valley Gal was timed in 2:00, and has $90,125 in career earnings for owner Jack Holton of Indiana.
August 26, 2010~Saratoga, New York
I’m The Answer Second in NYSS
I’m The Answer, a freshman colt by Credit Winner-Southwind Flanders-Lindy Lane, finished second in a $43,356 New York Sire Stake on August 26 at Saratoga with Jeff Gregory at the lines. I’m The Answer was clocked in 2:00 and is conditioned by Jessica Okusko for the Purple Haze Stable, LLC. This colt was bred by the Valley High Stable and was raised and sold by Peninsula Farm at the 2009 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg for $77,000. Peninsula Farm will sell his Windsong Legacy half-brother—TEDDYBEAR SONG—at the 2010 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg this fall. He is one of the last Windsong Legacy yearlings to be offered at public auction.
August 26, 2010~Saratoga, New York
Quantum Cashman Second in NYSS
Quantum Cashman, a 2-year-old son by Cash Hall-Neon Hall-Garland Lobell, finished second in a $42,557 New York Sire Stakes on August 26 for driver Trevor Henry and trainer Mark Ford. Quantum Cashman was timed in 2:00.3 for his effort for owners Trevor Henry and Dennis McCann. Quantum Cashman sold in the Peninsula Farm consignment for Quantum Farm at the 2009 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale. His three-quarter sister by Cantab Hall—QUANTUM ROULETTE—sells in the Peninsula Farm consignment at the 2010 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg this fall.
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August 25, 2010~Freehold, New Jersey
Peninsula Grads Finish One-Two in NJSS
A pair of Peninsula Farm graduates finished first and second in a New Jersey Sire Stakes freshman filly trot on August 25 at Freehold Raceway.
Kenda, a 2-year-old daughter by Yankee Glide-Gramola Grande-Mr Lavec, captured the $18,000 New Jersey Sire Stakes with driver Steve Smith at the lines, clocked in 2:00.1 Paul Wojtowicz trains the filly for Kjell Magne Anderson of Oslo, Norway and Kermit Hinshaw of Iowa. She was bred by Allevamento Labambolaccia and sold by Peninsula Farm for $3,000 at 2009 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale.
Seducedbychocolate, a freshman daughter of Chocolatier-Seducer Hall-Garland Lobell, finished second by a neck in this same event for driver David Miller and trainer Jonas Czernyson, who conditions the filly for the Maximum Force Stable, Inc. of Florida. Seducedbychocolate was bred by the Valley High Stable of New Jersey and was raised and sold by Peninsula Farm for $18,000 at the 2009 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg. Peninsula Farm will sell her Cantab Hall half-sister—CAN’T BE SEDUCED—at the 2010 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg this fall.
August 25, 2010~Freehold, New Jersey
Sheer Glide Second in NJSS
Sheer Glide, a freshman daughter by Yankee Glide-Alix Hall-Conway Hall, finished a strong second, beaten just a nose, in a $10,000 New Jersey Stake on August 25 at Freehold Raceway. David Miller was at the lines behind the filly, who was clocked in 2:01 for trainer Jim Campbell and owner Scott T Farber of New Jersey. This brown filly was bred by the Silver Linden Farm and was sold by Peninsula Farm at the 2009 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg for $40,000.
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August 24, 2010~Meadowlands, Pennsylvania
In Deep Thought Wins PASS
In Deep Thought, a 2-year-old daughter by Ponder-Adoration-Cam’s Card Shark, captured her $73,280 Two-Year-Old Filly Pennsylvania Sire Stake at The Meadows on August 24 in 1:54.4. Tim Curtain drove the filly for trainer Bobby Reeser, who owns this filly in partnership with Post Time Partners 2009 LLC. In Deep Thought now has $89,705 in career earnings. She was bred by the Coyote Wynd Farm, and was foaled, raised and sold by Peninsula Farm for $20,000 at the 2009 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale.
August 24, 2010~Meadowlands, Pennsylvania
Day To Ponder Second in PASS
Day To Ponder, a 2-year-old daughter by Ponder-On This Day-Camluck, finished second in a $73,280 Freshman Filly Pennsylvania Sire Stake on August 24 at The Meadows. David Miller was at the lines for trainer Bob McIntosh as the filly was clocked in 1:55, just missing the win by a nose. Day To Ponder is owned by the Robert McIntosh Stables, CSX Stables and John Fielding and now has $67,280 in career earnings.
August 24, 2010~Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania
PJ Clark Wins Pocono Open Trot
PJ Clark, a 4-year-old son of Broadway Hall--Add A Lil Bourbon--Donerail captured a $24,000 Open Handicap Trot at Pocono Downs on August 24 in 1:54.2. Jim Morrill, Jr. was in the sulky for trainer Laura Shock and owners Hauser Bros. Racing Ent., LLC. PJ Clark was bred by Arlene and Jules Siegel and Peninsula Farm, and was sold by Peninsula Farm at the 2007 Lexington Sale for $60,000.
August 24, 2010~Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania
El Capitan third in PASS
El Capitan, a 2-year-old son of Western Hanover-Odds On Arttoheart-Artsplace, finished third in a $20,000 Pennsylvania Stallion Stake on August 24, clocked in 1:55.3 for driver Howard Parker and trainer George Teague, Jr. El Capitan is owned by Fannin Racing, LLC and George Teague, Jr., Inc and was bred by Odds On Nourrir. He was foaled, raised and sold for $40,000 in the Peninsula Farm consignment at the 2009 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale. His three-quarter brother by Western Ideal--DINADAN NOURRIR--sells in the Peninsula Farm consignment at the 2010 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg this fall.
August 23, 2010~Lexington, Kentucky
Valley Victors Finish 1,2,3,4 in KYSS
A quartet of Valley Victor progeny finished first, second, third and fourth in a $15,000 Kentucky Sire Stakes leg for freshman trotting colts on August 23 at Lexington’s famed Red Mile.
Audition, by Valley Victor-Hot Dog Mustard-Crowning Point, won the race in wire-to-wire fashion in 2:00 with Hall of Famer Dave Magee at the lines. Co-owner Robert Taylor conditions the youngster for partners Robert Reitveld and Kevin Dixon. Peninsula Farm will sell his full sister—VICTORS MAXIE—at the 2010 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale.
The Evictor was second by a nose to Audition, steered by Brian Sears for trainer Tony Alagna. This son of Valley Victor-Expressive Chip-Pine Chip was bred by Walstan Farm, and was sold by Peninsula Farm at the 2009 Lexington Selected Sale for $30,000.
Captain George, by Valley Victor-Lodgepole Pine-Pine Chip, was third in this race, clocked in 2:00.4 for driver Peter Wrenn and trainer Brent Davis. He is owned by the Hatfield Stables and was bred by Peninsula Farm and George Hobbs, and was foaled, raised and sold by Peninsula Farm for $10,000 at the 2009 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale. Captain George’s full sister—TELEPROMPTER—sells in the Peninsula Farm consignment at the 2010 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale.
Victory USA, by Valley Victor-Nannina Ambrosio-American Winner, was fourth in 2:01 for driver Brad Hanners and trainer Jeff Smith. Victory USA is owned by Terry and Cynthia Kinsley and James and Fred Everhart of Florida and Ohio. This colt was bred by the Walstan Farm and was sold by Peninsula Farm at the 2009 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale for $52,000. Peninsula Farm will sell his full brother—AWESOME VALLEY—at the 2010 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale.
August 23, 2010~Lexington, Kentucky
Doc’s Victoria Second in KYSS
Doc’s Victoria, a freshman daughter of Valley Victor-Crysta Clear-Crysta’s Crown, finished second in a $15,000 Kentucky Sire Stake on August 23 at The Red Mile. Jean Dubois guided the filly to a 1:59.3 clocking for trainer Marie Ortolan Bar. She was bred by Dr. Andy Roberts and sold by Peninsula Farm at the 2009 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale for $28,000. Her full sister-DOC’S DIAMOND-sells in the Peninsula Farm consignment at the 2010 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale.
August 23, 2010~Lexington, Kentucky
Jenna’s Beach Boy Daughters Second & Third in KYSS
Joe’s Miss Daisy, a freshman daughter by Jenna’s Beach Boy-Ineverwearum-Nuclear Legacy, finished second in a $30,000 Kentucky Sire Stakes for 2-year-old pacing fillies on August 23. Dan Noble drove the filly for trainer Johnson Hill, Jr., to a 1:55.1 clocking.
Kiss Me Callie, a 2-year-old daughter by Jenna’s Beach Boy-Armeggedon-Pacific Rocket, finished third in 1:55.4 in this same event for driver Brad Hanners, trainer Jeff Smith, and owner Walter Fister LLC of Georgetown, Kentucky. August 23, 2010~Lexington, Kentucky.
August 23, 2010~Lexington, Kentucky
Doc’s Hoss Third in KYSS
Doc’s Hoss, a freshman son of Cam’s Eclipse-The House Of Pan-Artsplace, finished third in a $15,000 Kentucky Sire Stake on August 23 at The Red Mile, timed in 1:56.4 for driver Dan Noble and trainer Bill Beckley. This youngster is owned and was bred by Dr. Andy Roberts of Lexington, Kentucky.
August 23, 2010~Lexington, Kentucky
Doc's Leopard King Third in KYSS
Doc’s Leopard King, a son of Cam’s Eclipse-Town Liar-Big Towner, finished third in a $15,000 Kentucky Sire Stakes, clocked in 1:54.4 for trainer-driver Michael Neafus on August 23 at The Red Mile. Doc’s Leopard King is owned and was bred by Dr. Andy Roberts, who also owns their sire, Cam’s Eclipse, a Peninsula Farm stallion.
August 23, 2010~Lexington, Kentucky
Cathywithac Third in Red Mile Test
Cathywithac, a 3-year-old filly by Yankee Glide-Carrigan Hall-Conway Hall, finished third in a $4,000 late closer on August 23 at The Red Mile. Trainer Jan Johnson was in the sulky behind the filly, who was clocked in 1:58.1. Cathywithac was bred by the Valley High Stable of Freehold, New Jersey, and was raised and sold by Peninsula Farm for $92,000 at the 2008 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg. Her full brother—THE NEGOTIATOR—will sell at the 2010 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg this fall.
August 23, 2010~Meadowlands, Pennsylvania
Highly Thought Of Wins PASS
Highly Thought Of, a freshman daughter by Ponder-Highly Charged-Camluck, finished second in a Pennsylvania Sire Stallion Stake on August 12 at The Meadows, clocked in a career best 1:55.2. Dave Palone steered the filly for trainer Bob McIntosh, who owns her in partnership with Clifford Grundy and Dave Boyle.
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August 20, 2010~Yonkers, New York
Whata Winner Wins NYSS
Whata Winner
Whata Winner, a 3-year-old altered son of Credit Winner--Whatta Chippie--Pine Chip, won a $70,962 New York Sires Stake on August 20 for trainer-driver and co-owner Jim Doherty at Yonkers Raceway. This fine trotter, who won by five lengths, was clocked in 1:58.2, upping his career earnings to $240,654 for owners Doherty, Thomas Dillon and Terrax, Inc. He was bred by the George Sholty Stable and sold by Peninsula Farm for $165,000 at the 2008 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale. Peninsula Farm will sell Whata Winner's half-brother by Andover Hall—WHATA BUZ—at the 2010 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale.
August 20, 2010~Yonkers, New York
Stimulus Third in NYSS
Stimulus, a son of Credit Winner--The Temptress--Malabar Man, finished third in a $70,962 New York Sire Stakes at Yonkers Raceway on August 20, timed in 1:59.2 with Marcus Johansson at the lines for Jimmy Takter. This fine colt is owned by Christina Takter, John Fielding and Falkbolegan AB, and was bred by Peninsula Farm and the Arden Homestead Stable and sold for $65,000 at the 2008 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale. Peninsula Farm will sell Stimulus’ Yankee Glide half-sister—FANCY HOOF STEPS—at the 2010 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale.
August 20, 2010~Yonkers, New York
Blacktuxwhitesocks Third in NYSS
Blacktuxwhitesocks
Blacktuxwhitesocks, a son by Credit Winner--True Blue Victory--Valley Victory, finished third in a $70,962 New York Sires Stake on August 20 at Yonkers Raceway. Jeff Gregory was in the bike as the colt was clocked in 1:58.1 for trainer Jessica Okusko. Blacktuxwhitesocks was bred by the Valley High Stable and is owned by The Purple Haze Stables of Fairport, New York. He was raised and sold by Peninsula Farm for $55,000 at the 2008 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg.
August 20, 2010~Freehold, New Jersey
Flex The Muscle Wins NJSS
Flex The Muscle
Flex The Muscle, a 3-year-old son of Muscles Yankee-Alix Hall-Conway Hall, won a $37,000 New Jersey Sires Stake on August 20 at Freehold Raceway. David Miller was at the lines for trainer Ray Schnittker as the colt was clocked in 1:57.2. Flex The Muscle is owned in partnership with Schnittker, Jerry Silva and the Arden Homestead Stable. He was bred by the Silver Linden Farm of Indiana and now has $293,949 in career earnings.  Take My Picture (#1) & Andy Miller
Take My Picture was third in this same event, timed in 1:58.3 with Cat Manzi at the controls. The sophomore son of Classic Photo-Habit’s Lady-Muscles Yankee is trained by Taylor Gower for owners Joseph and Laurie Davino. Take My Picture was bred by the Status Stables and sold by Peninsula Farm at the 2008 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg for $35,000. Peninsula Farm will sell Take My Picture’s half-brother by Donato Hanover—LORD AND LADY—at the 2010 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg this fall.
August 20, 2010~Chester, Pennsylvania
The Santafe Express Wins PASS
The Santafe Express, a sophomore daughter by Western Hanover-Sundowner Lilly-Artsplace, captured a $13,200 conditioned pace at Chester Downs on August 20. George Napolitano, Jr. was at the lines for trainer Leo Iordan as the 3-year-old filly pacer was clocked in 1:54.3. Peninsula Farm will sell her Rocknroll Hanover—THE SUMMER WIND—at the 2010 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg this fall.
August 20, 2010~Chester, Pennsylvania
Lyrical Lady Third in PASS
Lyrical Lady, a 2-year-old daughter by Cantab Hall-Naked Lyric-Yankee Glide finished third in a $56,347 Pennsylvania Sires Stake on August 20 at Chester Downs. Roger Hammer was in the sulky behind the filly, who was timed in 2:00.1 for trainer and owner Walter Dunn. Lyrical Lady was bred by Peninsula Farm & Allevamento Cristal, and was foaled, raised and sold by Peninsula Farm for $40,000 at the 2009 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg.
August 20, 2010~Vernon, New York
Charlie De Vie Wins Kindergarten Series
Charlie De Vie, a freshman son of Yankee Glide-Knickers Hanover-Malabar Man, captured a $10,000 Kindergarten Series leg on August 20 at Vernon Downs. This colt was clocked in 1:58.2 with trainer Owind Hegdel in the sulky for owners the Joie De Vie Farm of New Jersey. Charlie De Vie was bred by Richard & Joyce McClelland and was foaled, raised and sold by Peninsula Farm at 2009 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg for $90,000.
August 20, 2010~East Rutherford, New Jersey
Blue Claw Wins at The Big M
Blue Claw, a 5-year-old son of Jenna’s Beach Boy-Wonderbolt-Artsplace, captured a $11,500 conditioned pace at The Meadowlands on August 20 in a sizzling 1:50.4. George Brennan was at the lines for trainer Mark Ford and the All Star Racing, Inc. Blue Claw was bred, raised and sold by Peninsula Farm for $100,000 at the 2006 Lexington Selected Sale. Blue Claw’s half-brother from the first crop by Ponder—BOLT THE DUER—sells at the 2010 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg this fall in the Peninsula Farm consignment.
August 20, 2010~East Rutherford, New Jersey
Ginger And Fred Second in Golden Girl
Ginger And Fred, a 4-year-old daughter by Real Artist-Graceful Motion-Beach Towel, finished second by a nose in 1:49.3 in the $257,000 Golden Girl Stake on August 20 at The Meadowlands. Brian Sears was at the lines for trainer Ronnie Burke and owners Howard Taylor, Robert Feldman, Edward J Gold and Jerry Silva. This tough race mare now has $1,229,064 in career earnings and a top mark of p,3,1:50.3F.
On The Glass, a 4-year-old daughter of Art Major-Abbey Won-The Panderosa, finished third by a neck in this same race, timed in 1:49.3. Yannick Gingras drove the mare for trainer Ronnie Burke and owners Joseph DiScala, Jr. and Cynthis Massari of New York. On The Glass was bred by John and Linda Glassford, and was sold by Peninsula Farm for $12,000 at the 2007 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg.
August 20, 2010~Indianapolis, Indiana
Rampage Jackson Wins Freshman Hoosier Stake
Rampage Jackson, a freshman son of Ponder-Miss Yankee Doodle-Electric Yankee, won a $24,667 Hoosier Stake at Indianapolis on August 20 in 1:55.3, drawing off by nearly five lengths for Jason Dillander. Tim Wilson, Jr. conditions the youngster for the Wilson Racing Stable and David Yohe. Rampage Jackson was bred by Steven & Patricia Diamond and Herman Miller. This colt is out of the former Indiana 2– and 3-year-old champion stakes winning filly Miss Yankee Doodle P, 5 , 1:52.4M ($264,496), who was campaigned by Dwayne & Jeff Pletcher.
August 20, 2010~ Indianapolis, Indiana
Cartier Field Second in Hoosier Stake
Cartier Field, a 2-year-old son of Yankee Glide-Cartier Hall-Garland Lobell, finished second in a $26,939 Hoosier Stake at Indianapolis on August 20. The colt was timed in 1:58.3 with Dan Shetler in the bike for trainer Jan Johnson and owner-breeder Joseph Mendleson of Santa Barbara, California. Peninsula Farm foaled and raised Cartier Field, who is out of the stakes winning Cartier Hall 4,1:54.3M ($363,106).
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August 20, 2010~Vernon, New York
Brooklyn Wins Baby Race
Brooklyn, a freshman daughter by Conway Hall-Anna Karin’s Girl-Malabar Man, won a Vernon Downs baby race on August 20 in 2:02.4 with trainer Frank Antonacci at the lines. Bred by the Stormi & Bruiser Stable and owned by Adam Victor & Sons Stable, Inc., Brooklyn was sold by Peninsula Farm for $100,000 at the 2009 Lexington Selected Sale. Brooklyn’s full brother—TROUBLE—sells in the Peninsula Farm consignment at the 2010 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg this fall.
August 19, 2010~Ontario, Canada
Dancin Darlin Second in Gold Elimination
Dancin Darlin, a 2-year-old daughter of Angus Hall-Dance To Market-Balanced Image, finished a strong second by a neck in 1:59.2 in a $38,400 Gold Elimination at Mohawk on August 19 for driver Steve Condren. John Kopas conditions the youngster for Douglas Millard, Melvin Hartman, Linda Wells and the KR Stable. Dancin Darlin was bred and raised by Cool Creek Farm and sold in the 2010 Canadian Open Sale for $140,000. Peninsula Farm sells her full brother—KING OF DANCE—at the 2010 Canadian Open Sale this fall.
August 19, 2010~Chester, Pennsylvania
Shacklesonmyfeet Third in PASS
Shacklesonmyfeet, a 2-year-old daughter by Broadway Hall-Whatahottie-SJ’s Photo, finished third in a $20,000 Pennsylvania Sire Stakes at Chester Downs on August 20. Trainer Jan Johnson was in the sulky behind the filly, who was clocked in 2:00. Bred by Patty Hogan and Maureen Hargaden, Shacklesonmyfeet is owned by Scudiera Gardesana Srl of Verona, Italy. She sold in the Peninsula Farm consignment for $35,000 at the 2009 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg.
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August 18, 2010~Chester, Pennsylvania
Mythical Hall Wins PASS
Mythical Hall, a 2-year-old son of Andover Hall-Myth-Lindy Lane, captured a $68,349 Pennsylvania Sires Stakes on August 18 at Chester Downs. The colt lowered his career record with a 1:57.3F clocking for driver Mike Lachance and trainer Jim Arledge Jr. and now has $94,736 in career earnings. Mythical Hall is owned by Thomas York and John Sbrocco, and was bred by AZ AG Cimarosa Di Sirtori. He was raised and sold by Peninsula Farm for $100,000 at the 2009 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale. His full brother—MYTHICAL CAPRI—sells at the 2010 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg in the Peninsula Farm consignment.
August 18, 2010~Batavia, New York
I’m The Answer Second in NYSS
I’m The Answer, a freshman colt by Credit Winner-Southwind Flanders-Lindy Lane, finished second in a $31,935 New York Sire Stake on August 18 at Batavia Downs, timed in 2:00.3 for driver Jeff Gregory, trainer Jessica Okusko and owners the Purple Haze Stable, LLC of Fairport, NY. This fine youngster was bred by the Valley High Stable and was raised and sold by Peninsula Farm for $77,000 at the 2009 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg. Peninsula Farm will sell his half-brother by Windsong Legacy—TEDDYBEAR SONG—at the 2010 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg this fall. He is one of the last Windsong Legacy yearlings to be offered at public auction.
August 18, 2010~Batavia, New York
Quantum Cashman Second in NYSS
Quantum Cashman, a 2-year-old son by Cash Hall-Neon Hall-Garland Lobell, finished in the bridesmaid role in a $32,535 New York Sire Stakes on August 18 at Batavia Downs, timed in 2:02.3 for trainer Mark Ford, who conditions the youngster for his driver-owner Trevor Henry and Dennis McCann. Quantum Cashman sold in the Peninsula Farm consignment for Quantum Farm at the 2009 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale. Peninsula Farm will sell his three-quarter sister by Cantab Hall—QUANTUM ROULETTE—at the 2010 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg this fall.
August 18, 2010~Freehold, New Jersey
Seducedbychocolate Third in NJSS
Seducedbychocolate, a freshman daughter of Chocolatier-Seducer Hall-Garland Lobell, finished third in a $17,000 New Jersey Sire Stake on August 18 at Freehold Raceway. Andy Miller was at the lines for trainer Jonas Czernyson and the Maximum Force Stable, Inc. of Florida as the filly was clocked in 2:02.2. Seducedbychocolate was bred by the Valley High Stable of New Jersey and was raised and sold by Peninsula Farm at the 2009 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg for $18,000. Peninsula Farm will sell her half-sister by Cantab Hall —CAN’T BE SEDUCED—sells at the 2010 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg this fall.
August 18, 2010~Freehold, New Jersey
Tight Pants Third in NJSS
Tight Pants, a freshman daughter by Muscles Yankee-Soutaine Hanover-Donerail, finished third in a $16,500 New Jeresey Sire Stakes on August 18 at Freehold Raceway, timed in 2:02 for driver Cat Manzi. This young lass is conditioned by Nifty Norman for Melvin Hartmann, Herb Liverman and Dave McDuffee, and was bred by Herb Liverman. She was foaled and raised by Peninsula Farm.
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August 17, 2010~Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania
Ponder Fillies Dominate PASS
A pair of daughters by Ponder captured a pair of Pennsylvania Sire Stakes on August 17 at Pocono Downs.
In Deep Thought, a 2-year-old daughter out of the Cam’s Card Shark mare Adoration, captured her $58,185 Two-Year-Old Filly Pennsylvania Sire Stake in 1:53.1F. Tim Curtain was at the lines for trainer Bobby Reeser, who owns this filly in partnership with Post Time Partners 2009 LLC. In Deep Thought was bred by the Coyote Wynd Farm, and was foaled, raised and sold by Peninsula Farm at the 2009 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale for $20,000. She now has $53,065 in career earnings.
Day To Ponder, a freshman daughter out of the Camluck mare On This Day, captured a $58,784 Two-Year-Old Filly Pennsylvania Sire Stake for driver David Miller and trainer Robert McIntosh in 1:53.3F. This filly is owned by the Robert McIntosh Stables, CSX Stables and John Fielding and has $48,960 from just six lifetime starts.
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August 17, 2010~Lexington, Kentucky
Jade Mountain Third in Red Mile Qualifier
Jade Mountain, a freshman altered son by Cambest-Remarkable Star-Jate Lobell, finished third in a Red Mile baby race on August 17 in 1:58.2. Christopher Loney was at the controls for trainer Robert Vorisek, who owns the youngster in partnership with Carol Vorisek and James Malcom. This trio also bred Jade Mountain. Peninsula Farm will sell his Dragon Again half-brother—STAR RECRUIT—at the 2010 Lexington Selected sale.
August 16, 2010~Washington, Pennsylvania
Vertical Takeoff Wins PASS Fair Stake
Vertical Takeoff, a freshman daughter by Broadway Hall-Pacific Photo-SJ’s Photo, captured a Pennsylvania Sire Stake Fair test in 2:07.4h on August 16 with trainer Marty Wollam in the sulky. Peninsula Farm sold this fine filly as agent for Bethany Wadsworth for $40,000 at the 2009 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg. Peninsula Farm will sell her Cantab Hall half-brother—BOLD FRESH—at 2010 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale, and the first foal out of the stakes winning half-sister Pacific Edge 2, 2:00.4, 3,1:56.2f ($94,835)—PACIFIC MARGAUX—by Broadway Hall at 2010 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale.
August 16, 2010~Meadowlands, Pennsylvania
Real Trell Third in PASS
Real Trell, a 2-year-old colt by Ponder-Melody’s Diamond-Threefold, finished third in the Tyler B division of the Pennsylvania Sire Stakes on August 16 at The Meadows. Drive by Brian Sears, he was timed in 1:54.2 for trainer George Teague, Jr. Bred by Odds On Nourrir, Real Trell was raised by Peninsula Farm, who sold him for $23,000 at the 2009 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale.
August 16, 2010~Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania
Highly Thought Of Second in PASS
Highly Thought Of, a freshman daughter by Ponder-Highly Charged-Camluck, finished second in a Pennsylvania Sire Stallion Stake on August 16 at Pocono Downs. Eric Goodell was at the lines for trainer Bob McIntosh, timed in 1:56.2. Highly Thought Of is owned by the Robert McIntosh Stables, Inc., Clifford Grundy and Dave Boyle. She now has $16,932 in career earnings.
August 15, 2010~Chester, Pennsylvania
We Will See Wins $130,417 PASS Final
We Will See, a 3-year-old son by Western Hanover-Aberdakera-Abercrombie, captured a $130,417 Pennsylvania Sire Stakes Final in 1:51.4 for driver Brett Miller and trainer Sam DiPinto on August 15 at Harrah’s Chester. Bred by Dave McDuffee and owned by Shannon DiPinto and Earl Smith, We Will See now has $646,349 in career earnings. This fine youngster was foaled, raised and sold by Peninsula Farm for $30,000 at the 2008 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg.
August 15, 2010~Chester, Pennsylvania
Fred And Ginger Second in PASS Final
Fred And Ginger, 3-year-old son by Real Artist-Graceful Motion-Beach Towel, finished second by two lengths to the winning We Will See in the $130,417 Pennsylvania Sire Stakes Final on August 15 at Harrah’s Chester. Yannick Gingras was at the lines for trainer Ronnie Burke and owners Howard Taylor, Robert Feldman, Edwin Gold and the Exquisite Stables. The winner of $391,396 lifetime was bred by Ron Mersky and was sold by Peninsula Farm for $65,000 at the 2008 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale.
August 15, 2010~Lexington, Kentucky
Valley Victors Finish One-Two-Three in Kentucky Fair Stakes
A trio of Valley Victor progeny finished first, second and third in a $9,000 Kentucky Fair Stakes Final for sophomore trotting colts and geldings on August 15 at Lexington’s famed Red Mile racetrack.
Defend The Rock, a 3-year-old son by Valley Victor-Jolly Jessica-Keep It A Secret, won easily in 1:59, drawing off by nine lengths. Trainer and co-owner Bobby Brower was at the controls as Defend The Rock pushed his lifetime earnings to $83,592 with the victory. Debra Garland also owns the colt.
Bullseye Victory, a 3-year-old son of Valley Victor-Port Of Hall-Nearly Perfect, finished second for driver Alvin Parker in 2:004. Owner Jack Gray, Jr. trains.
Peaceful Valley, a 3-year-old son of Valley Victor-R Finettie-Back Fin, was third, timed in 2:03.2 with trainer Randal Jerrell in the bike for owner Mark Wright.
August 15, 2010~Lexington, Kentucky
Valley Victor Fillies Finish One-Two in Kentucky Fair Stake Final
A pair of sophomore daughters by Valley Victor finished first and second in a $9,500 Kentucky Fair Stakes Final on August 15 at The Red mile.
Meghan’s Half Moon, a 3-year-old daughter by Valley Victor-Meghan’s Memories-Mystic Park, won in 2:00.1 for driver Dan Noble and conditioner Steve Carter. The filly now has lifetime earnings of $52,002 for owners Steve Carter, Chuck Grubbs and Robert Reid of Ohio. She was bred by Peninsula Farm.
Just A Valley Gal, a 3-year-old daughter of Valley Victor-Just Having Fun-Royal Prestige, finished second in this same event, timed in 2:00.2 with Ricky Macomber, Jr. at the lines for trainer Stacey Ruddick and owner Jack Holton of Indiana. The filly has $85,898 in career earnings.
August 15, 2010~Lexington, Kentucky
Valley Victors Finish Second & Third in Kentucky Fair Stakes Final
A pair of sons of Valley Victor finished second and third in a $9,000 Kentucky Fair Stakes Final on August 15 at The Red Mile
Revolve, a freshman son of Valley Victor-Racy Roz-Conway Hall, finished second in 2:02.3 with owner-trainer Alvin Parker at the lines.
Victor Victory, a freshman colt by Valley Victory-Class Of Victory-Dancer’s Victory, finished third, timed in 2:02.3 for driver Dan Noble and trainer Mark Winters. William Bean of Ohio owns the youngster.
August 15, 2010~Lexington, Kentucky
Winds Of Victory Second in Kentucky Fair Stakes Final
Winds Of Victory, a 2-year-old filly by Valley Victor-Winds Of The Spur-Esquire Spur,
finished second in a $10,000 Kentucky Fair Stakes Final on August 15 at The Red Mile. She was clocked in 2:03.2 for driver Brad Hanners, trainer Steve Carter and owner Walter Fister, LLC of Kentucky. Her full sister—WINDY VALLEY LADY—sells in the Peninsula Farm consignment at the 2010 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale this fall.
August 15, 2010~Lexington, Kentucky
Valley Victors Second & Third in Red Mile Trot
Two sophomore sons of Valley Victor finished second and third in a Red Mile overnighter on August 15.
Rome, by Valley Victor-Brescia-Sierra Kosmos, finished second, clocked in 1:59.1 with Christopher Loney at the lines for trainer Buck Sprinkle, who leases the colt from the Walnut Hall Stock Farm.
Beaucoup De Bisous, by Valley Victor-Beaucoup Amour-Delphi’s Oracle, finished third in this same event for driver Ricky Macomber, Jr., and trainer Justin Loyd. Velocity Standardbreds of Lebanon, Ohio own the colt.
August 15, 2010~Lexington, Kentucky
Cartier Field Wins Red Mile Trot
Cartier Field, a 2-year-old son of Yankee Glide-Cartier Hall-Garland Lobell, captured a $4,000 Red Mile Overnight on August 15. Dan Shetler was at the lines behind the colt, who was clocked in 2:00.3 for trainer Jan Johnson, and owner-breeder Joseph Mendleson of Santa Barbara, California. Cartier Field, who is out of the stakes winning Cartier Hall 4,1:54.3M ($363,106) was foaled and raised by Peninsula Farm.
Victory USA, a freshman son by Valley Victory-Nannina Ambrosio-American Winner, finished third in this same race, timed in 2:01 for driver Brad Hanners and trainer Jeff Smith. Owned by Terry and Cynthia Kinsley of Florida and James and Fred Everhart of Ohio, Victory USA was bred by the Walstan Farm and sold for $52,000 in the Peninsula Farm consignment at the 2009 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale. Peninsula Farm will sell his full brother—AWESOME VALLEY—at the 2010 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale this fall.
August 15, 2010~Lexington, Kentucky
Jenna’s Beach Boy Fillies Win Late Closers at Lexington
A pair of Jenna’s Beach Boy freshman pacing fillies captured their respective $4,000 late closer divisions at Lexington’s Red Mile on August 15.
Joe’s Miss Daisy, out of the Nuclear Legacy mare Ineverwearum cruised to a career best 1:56.1 clocking for driver Dan Noble and trainer Johnson Hill, Jr., who co-owns the filly with Brent Tartar.
Turnoffthelights, out of the Shady Character mare Keystone Havoc, sprinted to a 1:56.4 mile by three and a half lengths for Peter Wrenn and trainer Tony Alagna.
August 15, 2010~Lexington, Kentucky
Doc’s Zilla Breaks Maiden at The Red Mile
Doc’s Zilla, a freshman colt by Cam’s Eclipse-Awesome Viking-Jate Lobell, romped to a lifetime best 1:59.4 in a Red Mile overnight on August 15. Brad Kramer was at the lines for trainer George Antrop and owners Toman Enterprises LTD of Michigan. Dr. Andy Roberts bred this fine youngster.
August 14, 2010~Crete, Illinois
Four Starzzz Z Breaks Maiden in 1:55
Four Starzzz Z, a freshman gelding by Western Hanover-Four Starzzzz Hope-Cam’s Card Shark, captured a Balmoral overnight on August 14 in 1:55, in his pari-mutuel debut. Travis Seekman was at the lines for his father, trainer Joe Seekman as the youngster drew off by over three lengths. Four Starzzz Z is owned by the Sawgrass Farms, LLC of Crete, Illinois. Peninsula Farm will sell his three-quarter sister by the Panderosa—PODGES LADY—at the 2010 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale this fall.
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August 14, 2010~Nichols, New York
Peninsula Graduates Win NYSS
A pair of Peninsula Farm graduates captured two $31,720 divisions of New York Sire Stakes for sophomore trotting colts and geldings on August 14 at Tioga Downs.
Blacktuxwhitesocks
Blacktuxwhitesocks, a son by Credit Winner--True Blue Victory--Valley Victory, captured his division in 1:56.1 with Jeff Gregory in the sulky for trainer Jessica Okusko, pushing his career earnings to $278,503. Blacktuxwhitesocks—who was bred by the Valley High Stable—is owned by The Purple Haze Stables of Fairport, New York. He was raised and sold by Peninsula Farm for $55,000 at the 2008 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg.
Whata Winner
Whata Winner, a gelded son of Credit Winner--Whatta Chippie--Pine Chip, won his division in 1:57 with trainer Jim Doherty in the bike. Whata Winner now has $205,173 in career earnings for Doherty, Thomas Dillon and Terrax, Inc. He was bred by the George Sholty Stable and sold by Peninsula Farm for $165,000 at the 2008 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale. Peninsula Farm will sell Whata Winner's half-brother by Andover Hall—WHATA BUZ—at the 2010 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale.
August 13, 2010~Freehold, New Jersey
Peninsula Graduates Win NJSS
A pair of Peninsula Farm graduates each captured a New Jersey Sire Stakes for 3-year-old trotting colts and geldings on August 13 at Freehold Raceway.
Take My Picture (#1) & Andy Miller
Take My Picture won his $20,300 division in 1:58.3 with driver Cat Manzi doing the steering for conditioner Taylor Gower, giving him a 2-7-0 record from 14 seasonal starts and pushing his 2010 earnings to $241,117. Joseph and Laurie Davino own this colt, who was bred by the Status Stables and sold by Peninsula for $35,000 at the 2008 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg. Peninsula Farm will sell Take My Picture’s Donato Hanover half-brother—LORD AND LADY—at the 2010 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg this fall.
Flex The Muscle
Flex The Muscle captured his $20,300 division in 1:56 for driver David Miller and trainer Ray Schnittker, who owns the colt in partnership with Jerry Silva and the Arden Homestead Stable. Flex The Muscle was bred by the Silver Linden Farm of Indiana and now has $275,449 in career earnings.
August 13, 2010~Vernon, New York
Oven Ready Wins Miracle Mile
Oven Ready, a 6-year-old daughter by Tagliabue-Blue Cookie-Baltic Speed, captured the $6,300 Miracle Mile and International Wire Trophy in 1:56.2 at Vernon Downs on August 13. Jim Morrill, Jr. was in the sulky for trainer-owner Raymond Saunders. Oven Ready now has $49,492 in career earnings and a lifetime record of 6,1:55.4s. She was bred, raised and sold by Peninsula Farm and her Valley Victor half-sister—VALENTINE COOKIE—sells in the Peninsula Farm consignment at the 2010 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale this fall.
August 13, 2010~Ontario, Canada
Blackbeard Second in Mohawk Baby Race
Blackbeard, a freshman son by Cantab Hall-Treasure Always-Speedy Crown, finished second in a Mohawk baby race on August 13, clocked in 2:03.1 for driver Trevor Ritchie. John Drennan conditions the youngster for David Jeffs and Brent Shackman. Blackbeard was bred by Peninsula Farm, Arden Homestead Stable and Albert Gabel, and was raised and sold by Peninsula Farm for $19,000 at the 2009 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg.
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August 11, 2010~Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania
Mythical Hall Second in PASS
Mythical Hall, a 2-year-old son of Andover Hall-Myth-Lindy Lane, finished second by a nose in 1:59.1 for driver Mike Lachance, in a $91,132 Pennsylvania Sire Stakes on August 11 at Pocono Downs. Jim Arledge Jr. conditions the youngster, who has $60,562 in career earnings for Ohio owners Thomas York and John Sbrocco. This colt was bred by AZ AG Cimarosa Di Sirtori, and was raised and sold by Peninsula Farm for $100,000 at the 2009 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale. His full brother—MYTHICAL CAPRI—sells at the 2010 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg in the Peninsula Farm consignment.
August 11, 2010~Willes-Barre, Pennsylvania
Up Up And Away Second in PASS
Up Up And Away, a freshman daughter by Andover Hall-Ticket To Glide-Yankee Glide, finished second in a $91,132 Pennsylvania Sire Stake on August 11 at Pocono Downs. Trainer Jimmy Takter was in the sulky for the career winner of $29,033 from just three lifetime trips behind the gate. Breeder Joyce A. McClelland owns the filly in partnership with Christina Takter, Brixton Medical Ab, and Richard McClelland. Up Up And Away was raised and sold by Peninsula Farm for $100,000 at the 2009 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg.
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August 10, 2010~Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania
PJ Clark Sets Pocono Track Record
PJ Clark wins for Jim Morrill, Jr.
PJ Clark, a 4-year-old son of Broadway Hall--Add A Lil Bourbon--Donerail captured a $24,000 Open Trot at Pocono Downs on August 10 in a career best 1:53--setting a track record in the process, and pushing his lifetime earnings to $248,046. He is trained by Laura Shock for owners Hauser Bros. Racing Ent., LLC. Bred by Arlene and Jules Siegel and Peninsula Farm, PJ Clark was sold by Peninsula Farm for $60,000 at the 2007 Lexington Sale.
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August 9, 2010~Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania
Slickster Second in Career Debut
Slickster, a 2-year-old son by Andover Hall-So So Chic-Sir Taurus, finished second in his career debut in a $20,000 Pennsylvania Sire Stakes at Pocono Downs on August 9. David Miller was in the sulky for trainer Chuck Sylvester as the colt was clocked in 1:59.4. Slickster was bred by Herb Liverman and was raised and sold by Peninsula Farm at the 2009 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg for $105,000. His full brother—REDCARPETTREATMENT—will sell at the 2010 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg in the Peninsula Farm consignment this fall.
August 9, 2010~Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania
Master Blaster Second in Career Debut
Master Blaster, a freshman son of Andover Hall-Margarita Nights-Yankee Glide, finished second in his career debut—a $20,000 Pennsylvania Sire Stakes Stallion Series on August 9 at Pocono Downs. Trainer Trond Smedshammer was behind the youngster, who was timed in 2:00.4. Master Blaster was bred by Herb Liverman and was foaled, raised and sold by Peninsula Farm for $190,000 at the 2009 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg. Peninsula Farm will sell his full brother—MORNING AFTER—at the 2010 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg this fall.
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August 8, 2010~Crete, Illinois
Audition Wins Balmoral Trot
Audition, a 2-year-old son of Valley Victor-Hot Dog Mustard-Crowning Point, captured a conditioned trot at Balmoral on August 8 in 2:01.4 with Dave Magee at the lines for trainer Robert Taylor. He is owned by Taylor and Robert Reitveld, Robert Taylor and Kevin Dixon. Peninsula Farm will sell his full sister—VICTORS MAXIE—at the 2010 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale.
August 8, 2010~Crete, Illinois
Riley Lynn Second in Balmoral Trot
Riley Lynn, a 3-year-old daughter by Valley Victor-Lodgepole Pine-Pine Chip, was second in a Balmoral conditioned trot on August 8 for driver Sam Widger in 1:59.2. Dirk Simpson trains the filly, who was bred by George Hobbs and Peninsula Farm. Riley Lynn was sold to the Mystical Marker Farm for $35,000 in the Peninsula Farm consignment at the 2008 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale. Her full sister—TELEPROMPTER—sells in the 2010 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale this fall.
August 8, 2010~Lexington, Kentucky
Cam’s Eclipse Sires Impressive KYSS Performers
Doc’s Hoss, a freshman son of Cam’s Eclipse-The House Of Pan-Artsplace, captured a Kentucky Freshman Fair Stake on August 8 at The Red Mile in a career best 1:54.2. Dan Noble was at the lines for trainer Bill Beckley. Doc’s Leopard King, a son of Cam’s Eclipse-Town Liar-Big Towner, finished second, clocked in 1:55.4 for trainer-driver Michael Neafus. Both youngsters are owned and were bred by Dr. Andy Roberts, who also owns their sire, Cam’s Eclipse, a Peninsula Farm stallion.
August 8, 2010~Lexington, Kentucky
Beach Boy Tiger Wins Kentucky Fair Stake
Beach Boy Tiger, a freshman son of Jenna’s Beach Boy-Tigress Woods-Die Laughing, won a Kentucky Freshman Fair Stake on August 8 in 1:56 with Dan Noble at the lines for trainer Steve Carter. The gelding is owned by Ohioans Peggy Carter, Robert Reid and Chuck Grubbs.
August 8, 2010~Lexington, Kentucky
Kiss Me Callie Wins Third Straight
Kiss Me Callie, a 2-year-old daughter by Jenna’s Beach Boy-Armeggedon-Pacific Rocket, captured her third straight victory in as many tries, with a 1:56 triumph on August 8 at the Red Mile in a Kentucky Freshman Fair Stake with trainer Jeff Smith at the lines. The filly drew away from her rivals by ten lengths for owner Walter Fister LLC of Georgetown, Kentucky.
August 8, 2010~Lexington, Kentucky
Victor Victory Wins in 2:02.3
Victor Victory, a freshman son of Valley Victor-Class Of Victory-Dancer’s Victory, captured a Kentucky Fair Stake on August 8 in 2:02.3 with Dan Noble at the controls for trainer and co-owner Mark Winters. William Bean also co-owns the youngster. Dazzling Victor, a son of Valley Victor-Dazzling Kosmos-Royal Troubadour, finish second in this same event for driver Harry Lunsford and trainer Jeff Smith. The colt is owned by Terry and Cynthia Kinsley of Florida.
August 8, 2010~Lexington, Kentucky
Victory USA third in Red Mile Trot
Victory USA, a freshman son by Valley Victory-Nannina Ambrosio-American Winner, finished third on August 8 at The Red Mile in a Kentucky Fair Stake. Driven by Tyler Smith for trainer Jeff Smith, Victory USA was clocked in 2:02.1 for owners Terry and Cynthia Kinsley of Florida and James and Fred Everhart of Ohio. Victory USA was bred by Walstan Farm and was sold by Peninsula for $52,000 at the 2009 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale. His full brother—AWESOME VALLEY—sells in the Peninsula Farm consignment at the 2010 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale this fall.
August 8, 2010~Lexington, Kentucky
Valley Valentine Wins Kentucky Fair Stake
Valley Valentine, a freshman daughter of Valley Victor-Desert Nomad-Homesick, finished second in a Kentucky Fair Stake on August 8 at The Red Mile. Trainer Henry Lunsford was in the sulky behind the filly, who was timed in 2:02.4 for owners Julie McCluskey and Judy Lunsford.
August 8, 2010~Lexington, Kentucky
Kentucky Wind Triumphs in 2:00.2
Kentucky Wind, a 3-year-old daughter by Valley Victor-Speedy Moriah-Arsenal, won a Kentucky Fair division on August 8 at The Red Mile in 2:00.2 with trainer Henry Lunsford in the sulky. This filly is owned by Judy Lunsford and Stein Sjolie of Kentucky and Florida.
August 8, 2010~Lexington, Kentucky
Meghan’s Halfmoon Wins in 2:02.1
Meghan’s Half Moon, a 3-year-old daughter by Valley Victor-Meghan’s Memories-Mystic Park, won a Kentucky Fair division for sophomore fillies on August 8 at The Red Mile in 2:02.1. Dan Noble was in the bike for trainer Steve Carter, who owns the filly in partnership with Chuck Grubbs and Robert Reid of Ohio. Meghan’s Half Moon was bred by Peninsula Farm and her career earnings now top out at $47,252.
August 8, 2010~Lexington, Kentucky
Defend The Rock Second at The Red Mile
Defend The Rock, a sophomore son by Valley Victor-Jolly Jessica-Keep It A Secret, finished second on August 8 at The Red Mile in a Kentucky Fair Stake. Trainer Bobby Brower was in the sulky as the colt was clocked in 1:56.3. He is owned by Bobby Brower and Debra Garland and now has $79,092 in career earnings. Bullseye Victory, a 3-year-old son of Valley Victor-Port Of Hall-Nearly Perfect, finished third, timed in 1:56.4 with trainer-owner Jack Gray, Jr. in the bike. |
August 7, 2010~East Rutherford, New Jersey
On The Glass Wins Lady Liberty
On The Glass
On The Glass, a 4-year-old daughter of Art Major-Abbey Won-The Panderosa, captured the $248,000 Lady Liberty Stake on Hambletonian Day, August 8, at The Meadowlands. The filly was clocked in a career best 1:49 for driver Yannick Gingras and trainer Ronnie Burke. On The Glass is owned by Joseph DiScala, Jr. and Cynthis Massari of New York and was bred by John and Linda Glassford. She was sold by Peninsula Farm for $12,000 at the 2007 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg and now has $484,153 in career earnings.
August 7, 2010~East Rutherford, New Jersey
Leader Of The Gang Third in Haughton
Leader Of The Gang, a freshman son of Muscles Yankee-Fraulien Bluestone-Angus Hall, finished a strong third in the $500,000 Peter Haughton Memorial Final at The Meadowlands on Hambletonian Day, August 8, at The Meadowlands. Driven by Ron Pierce, for trainer Jimmy Takter, Leader Of The Gang was timed in 1:56.1 and pushed his career earnings to $205,300 for owners Christina Takter, Brixton medical AB, Joyce McClelland and RAW Equine, Inc. Leader Of The Gange was bred by Herb Liverman and was foaled, raised and sold by Peninsula Farm for $170,000 at the 2009 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg.
August 7, 2010~Saratoga, New York
Blacktuxwhitesocks Wins NYSS
Blacktuxwhitesocks, 3-year-old son by Credit Winner--True Blue Victory--Valley Victory, captured a $48,727 New York Sire Stakes on August 7 at Saratoga Raceway, clocked in 1:57.4 for driver Jeff Gregory and trainer Jessica Okusko. Blacktuxwhitesocks now has lifetime earnings of $262,643 for owners The Purple Haze Stables of Fairport, New York. Blacktuxwhitesocks was bred by Valley High Stable and raised and sold by Peninsula Farm at the 2008 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg for $55,000.
Stimulus, a son of Credit Winner--The Temptress--Malabar Man, finished second in this same race, piloted by Dan Cappello Jr. for trainer Jimmy Takter. Stimulus was clocked in 1:58 for owners Christina Takter, John Fielding and Falkbolegan AB. This colt was bred by Peninsula Farm and the Arden Homestead Stable and sold at the 2008 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale for $65,000. His Yankee Glide half-sister--FANCY HOOF STEPS--will sell in the Peninsula Farm consignment at the 2010 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale.
August 7, 2010~Saratoga, New York
Whata Winner Triumphs in NYSS
Whata Winner, a 3-year-old altered son of Credit Winner--Whatta Chippie--Pine Chip, conditioner Jim Doherty was at the lines for co-owners Thomas Dillon and Terrax, Inc. This gelding was bred by the George Shotly Stable and sold for $165,000 in the Peninsula Farm consignment at the 2008 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale. Peninsula Farm will sell Whata Winner's Andover Hall half-brother--WHATA BUZ--at the 2010 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale.
August 7, 2010~Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania
Broadway Starlet Third in PASS
Broadway Starlet, a 2-year-old daughter by Broadway Hall-Merry Yankee-Muscles Yankee, finished third by a neck in 1:57.4 for driver Mike Simons and trainer Pete Foley in a $70,133 Pennsylvania Sire Stakes on August 7 at Pocono Downs. Owned by James McLaughlin, Alan Hainsworth, Clare Semer, and Lynn Foley and bred by Quantum Farms, Broadway Starlet pushed her career earnings to $25,399. She was sold by Peninsula Farm for $37,000 at 2009 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale.
August 7, 2010~Nichols, New York
Andover The Top Wins Baby Race
Andover The Top, a 2-year-old filly by Andover Hall-Image Control-Balanced Image, triumphed in a Chester Downs baby race on August 7, stopping the timer in 2:01.2 for driver Keith Amer and trainer Monte Gilrod. Andover The Top was bred and raised by Harry Rutherford & Diane Ingham’s Cool Creek Farm and sold in the Peninsula Farm consignment at the 2009 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale for $70,000. Her Kadabra half-brother—THE GAME PLAN—sells in the 2010 Canadian Open Sale at Flamboro Downs this fall.
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August 6, 2010~East Rutherford, New Jersey
Take My Picture wins Ackerman Division
Take My Picture (#1) & Andy Miller
Take My Picture, a sophomore son by Classic Photo-Habit’s Lady-Muscles Yankee-captured a $50,000 division of the Townsend Ackerman Stake on August 6 at The Meadowlands. Driven by Andy Miller for trainer Taylor Gower, Take My Picture was clocked in a career best 1:54.1. This colt is owned by Joseph and Laurie Davino of New Jersey and was bred by the Status Stables and sold as a yearling for $35,000 by Peninsula Farm at the 2008 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg. Take My Picture’s half-brother by Donato Hanover—LORD AND LADY—sells in the Peninsula Farm consignment at the 2010 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg this fall.
In this same race, Flex The Muscle, a 3-year-old son of Muscles Yankee-Alix Hall-Conway Hall, finished second by a head for driver David Miller and trainer Ray Schnittker. Flex The Muscle was bred by the Silver Linden Farm of Indiana and is owned by Schnittker, Jerry Silva and the Arden Homestead Stable.
August 6, 2010~East Rutherford, New Jersey
Pilgrims Stunner wins Big M Trot
Pilgrims Stunner, a 5-year-old son of Broadway Hall-Armbro Stunning-Victory Dream, captured a $13,000 conditioned trot at The Meadowlands on August 6 for driver John Campbell and trainer Scott Andrews in 1:53.1. Bred by the Stormi & Bruiser Stable, Pilgrim’s Stunner has $118,792 in career earnings. Peninsula Farm will sell his Conway Hall half-brother—KING KONG KELLY—at the 2010 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg this fall.
August 6, 2010~Nichols, New York
Miss Sue V wins NYSS
Miss Sue V, a 2-year-old daughter by Credit Winner-Sunday Yankee-Muscles Yankee, captured her third straight New York Sire Stakes on August 6 at Tioga Downs. Timed in 1:59.2 for driver Brian Mattison and trainer Paul Kelley, Miss Sue V is owned by Bill Weaver and the Kelley Racing Stable and has $42,321 in career earnings. She was bred by the Valley High Stable of New Jersey and was raised by Peninsula Farm, who sells her Cantab Hall half-sister—I HATE MONDAYS—at the 2010 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg this fall.
August 6, 2010~Shelbyville, Indiana
Rampage Jackson wins Conditioned Trot
Rampage Jackson, a freshman son of Ponder-Miss Yankee Doodle-Electric Yankee, captured his pari-mutuel debut on August 6 at Indiana Downs. Jason Dillander was at the lines for trainer Tim Wilson, Jr. as the youngster was timed in 1:56.4. Owned by the Wilson Racing Stable and David Yohe, Rampage Jackson was bred by Steven & Patricia Diamond and Herman Miller. This fine colt is out of the former Indiana 2– and 3-year-old champion stakes winning filly multiple Miss Yankee Doodle P, 5 , 1:52.4M ($264,496), who was campaigned by Dwayne & Jeff Pletcher.
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August 5, 2010~Ontario, Canada
Gold Walker wins Mohawk Trot
Gold Walker, a 3-year-old colt by Ken Warkentin-Touched By Gold-Mr Lavec, captured a $11,000 Mohawk Open on August 5. Yannick Gingras was in the bike for trainer Steve Elliot as Gold Walker was timed in 1:56.3 for the one mile test. Bred by Judith Farrow, Peninsula Farm will sell Gold Walker’s full sister—SHEPLAYSLIKEGIRL—at the 2010 Canadian Open Yearling Sale.
August 5, 2010~Freehold, New Jersey
Lives Like A Queen second in Freehold Baby Race
Lives Like A Queen, a freshman daughter by Muscles Yankee-One Sharp Lady-Donerail, finished second in a Freehold Qualifier on August 5, timed in 2:07.3 with Cat Manzi at the lines for trainer Chuck Sylvester. Lives Like A Queen was bred by Herb Liverman and was foaled, raised and sold by Peninsula Farm at the 2009 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg for $35,000. Peninsula Farm will sell her full brother—SHARP MUSCLES—at the 2001 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisubrg.
August 5, 2010~Chester, Pennsylvania
In Deep Thought Breaks Maiden
In Deep Thought, a 2-year-old daughter by Ponder-Adoration-Cam’s Card Shark,scored her first lifetime win in 1:54.3 on August 4 at Chester Downs. Tim Curtain was in the sulky for trainer Bobby Reeser, who owns this filly with Post Time Partners 2009 LLC. In Deep Thought was bred by the Coyote Wynd Farm, and was foaled, raised and sold by Peninsula Farm for $20,000 at the 2009 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale.
August 4, 2010~East Rutherford, New Jersey
Cartier Field Wins Big M Freshman Trot
Cartier Field, a 2-year-old son of Yankee Glide-Cartier Hall-Garland Lobell, captured a $12,500 Freshman Trot at The Meadowlands on August 4 in 1:57.4 for driver Brian Sears. Jan Johnson conditions the youngster, who is owned and was bred by Joseph Mendleson of Santa Barbara, California. Cartier Field, who is out of the stakes winning Cartier Hall 4,1:54.3M ($363,106) was foaled and raised by Peninsula Farm.
August 4, 2010~Pocono, Pennsylvania
Cutie Pie Second in PASS
Cutie Pie, a freshman daughter by Cantab Hall-Banker’s Girl-Banker Hall, nabbed a strong second in a $20,000 Pennsylvania Sire Stakes on August 4 at Pocono Downs, trotting in 2:01.2 for driver Mike Wilder and trainer Dan Altmeyer. She was bred by the Silver Linden Farm and sold for $31,000 by Peninsula Farm at the 2009 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg. Peninsula Farm will sell Cutie Pie’s half-brother by Donato Hanover—SE SENIORE—at the 2010 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg this fall. |
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August 1, 2010~Nichols, New York
I’m The Answer Wins NYSS
I’m The Answer, a freshman colt by Credit Winner-Southwind Flanders-Lindy Lane, captured a $19,714 New York Sire Stakes on August 1 at Tioga Downs. Jeff Gregory was at the lines as the youngster was clocked in 1:58.2 for trainer Jessica Okusko and owners the Purple Haze Stable, LLC of Fairport, NY. I’m The Answer was bred by the Valley High Stable and was raised and sold by Peninsula Farm for $77,000 at the 2009 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg. Peninsula Farm will sell his Windsong Legacy half-brother—TEDDYBEAR SONG—one of the last Windsong Legacy yearlings to be offered at public auction, a the 2010 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg this fall.
August 1, 2010~Chester, Pennsylvania
Lisagain Wins in 1:50.2
Lisagain, a 4-year-old colt by Dragon Again-Lisheen-Abercrombie and a captured a $28,000 conditioned pace at Harrah’s Chester on August 1 in 1:50.2, a seasonal best. Andy Miller was at the lines for his brother, trainer Erv Miller as Lisagain romped to a two and a quarter length victory in wire-to-wire fashion. The win pushed his career earnings to $292,071 for owners John Carver and the Mystical Marker Farm. Lisagain was bred by Tim Rooney and sold in the Peninsula Farm consignment at the 2007 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg for a whopping $260,000. His full brother—LISLAUGHLIN—sells at the 2010 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg in the Peninsula Farm consignment this fall.
August 1, 2010~Thunder Ridge, Kentucky
Meghan’s Half Moon Wins KYSS
Meghan’s Half Moon, a 3-year-old daughter by Valley Victor-Meghan’s Memories-Mystic Park, captured a $4,000 Kentucky Sire Stakes for sophomore trotting fillies in 2:03.4 on August 1 at Thunder Ridge Raceway. Dan Noble was at the lines for trainer and co-owner Steve Carter, who owns the filly in partnership with Chuck Grubbs and Robert Reid of Ohio. Meghan’s Half Moon was bred by Peninsula Farm and has $46,252 in career earnings.
August 1, 2010~Thunder Ridge, Kentucky
Defend The Rock Wins KYSS
Defend The Rock, a 3-year-old son by Valley Victor-Jolly Jessica-Keep It A Secret, captured a 3-year-old Kentucky Sire Stakes on August 1 at Thunder Ridge Raceway in 2:02 with trainer Bobby Brower in the sulky. Defend The Rock is co-owned by Brower and Debra Garland, and pushed his lifetime bankroll to $78,092 with the win, the tenth of his career in 22 starts.
August 1, 2010~Thunder Ridge, Kentucky
Winds Of Victory Second in KYSS
Winds Of Victory, a 2-year-old filly by Valley Victor-Winds Of The Spur-Esquire Spur, finished second in a freshman Kentucky Sire Stakes on August 1 at Thunder Ridge. Bred by Walstan Farm, Winds Of Victory was driven by Tyler Smith to a 2:03.4 clocking for trainer Jeff Smith and owner Walter Fister, LLC of Kentucky. Peninsula will sell full sister—WINDY VALLEY LADY—at the 2010 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale this fall.
August 1, 2010~Thunder Ridge, Kentucky
Victor Victory Second in Freshman Trot
Victor Victory, a freshman colt by Valley Victory-Class Of Victory-Dancer’s Victory, finished second in a $4,000 two-year-old trot at Thunder Ridge Raceway on August 1. Driven by Dan Noble, Victor Victory was timed in 2:06.1 for trainer and co-owner Mark Winters and owner William Bean of Ohio.
August 1, 2010~Thunder Ridge, Kentucky
Uniquely-Raised Filly Wins KYSS
Doris Leader, a 2-year-old daughter by Fred Johnson-Perfect Leader-Brave Leader, captured a $2,000 freshman Kentucky Sire Stakes on August 1 at Thunder Ridge Raceway in 1:59h. Dan Noble was at the lines for trainer Aaron Young, who co-owns and co-bred the filly with Bob Griffith.
Griffith was previously the farm manager for the Paris, KY-based Poplar Hill Farm when Bye Bye Byrd and Poplar Byrd stood there for owners Mr. and Mrs. Larkin of Chicago, who were killed in a plane crash in the 1960s. Griffith owns the stallion Fred Johnson p, 4, Q1:57.4M ($6,319) and the mare Perfect Leader p,5, 1:58.2F ($36,889), who both share a paddock on his farm.
When Fred Johnson and Perfect Leader bred and later produced Doris Leader, both the stallion and the mare remained in the paddock with her, raising her until she was weaned. Doris Leader now has $3,220 in earnings with stats of 2-1-2 in just seven lifetime starts.
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