Thursday, Nov. 10, 2011 Perretti Farms Begins Its Long Goodbye By

Thursday, Nov. 10, 2011
Perretti Farms Begins Its Long Goodbye
By Bill Finley
HARRISBURG, Pa.–For nearly 25 years Perretti Farms
has been a breeding and racing operation that represents
excellence and has always operated at the very highest
levels. Tomorrow in Harrisburg, the dismantling begins.
For numerous reasons, including the shaky racing situation
in New Jersey and the advancing age of 84-year-old owner
Bill Perretti, the farm will begin the process of scaling way
back as it sells off its mares during the mixed sale portion
of the annual Harrisburg sale.
It will be a
sad day for
Perretti, but,
at the same
time, the
dispersal
represents the
type of
opportunity
buyers rarely
encounter.
Anthony (left) and Bill (right) Perretti are The catalogue
includes 134
dispersing their mares
Perretti
broodmares, several of them among the very best in the
sport. The list is topped by Hip 1290, Graceful Touch.
She has produced Hambletonian winner Muscle Massive
and Muscle Mass, a stakes winner of $229,000. She was
last bred to Lucky Chucky. The dams of Lucky Chucky,
Palone Ranger and Windsong Soprano are others that
will no doubt attract buyers.
“It is a unique opportunity because you have prime
mares that normally wouldn’t be available in the
marketplace,” said Anthony Perretti, the farm’s general
manager. “With the possibility that there is slot money
coming down the road in New Jersey, it’s a gamble, but it’s
a really good gamble. If this would have happened when
things were really rolling in 2006, 2007, these mares
probably would have cost a lot more than they will today.
W hen people see quality in any market, they are willing to
pay. They are willing to pay for quality yearlings and they
are willing to pay for quality broodmares. It’s only going to
happen once; there’s just one shot at buying these mares.
That’s not the case with buying yearlings.”
In many ways, the mares have been the backbone of the
Perretti operation
“Because of dispersal and the opportunity, people can
buy into bloodlines they haven’t been able to buy into in
generations, maybe a lifetime,” Perretti said. “It’s once in a
lifetime opportunity. There are people out there who feel
they have to be here to look at these mares because once
they are gone they are gone. Even the ones who will go at
modest price levels, they need to look at these mares
because they could produce W orld Champions, too. W e
are so deep in generations that you never know where a
world champion can come from. I have to attribute that to
Bob Marks because he’s the one that started the farm and
put these pedigrees in place.”
In many cases, buyers will have to weigh the pros and
cons of having New Jersey breds. Perretti hopes they will
understand that the future in the Garden State could in fact
be very good.
“I believe New Jersey will turn around and I believe these
horses in the mares’ bellies will be racing for slots money,”
he said. “I believe that and I think Jeff Gural believes that.
I think we are going to turn the corner. It’s just a matter of
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when.”
The Perretti family has been attempting to sell off much
of the property in Cream Ridge, New Jersey, but when
they didn’t get the price they were looking for at a recent
auction one large chunk of the farm was temporarily pulled
from the market. The process of selling the farm continues,
but Anthony Perretti said as long as it goes unsold the
door remains open for Perretti Farms to get rolling again.
“It was very disappointing that one of the three farms did
not sell,” Perretti said. “It’s going to more difficult than we
thought to sell the property. To rebuild is a question. If
slots come to the Meadowlands, we would like to rebuild
the farm. The stallions have not been sold. W e are not
sure what state they are going to be in a this point. My
father is still going to be buying colts and race horses to
develop as stallions. It’s just going to be a different level of
activity.”
Ontario Puts Its Stamp On Harrisburg
By Darin Zoccali
HARRISBURG, PA--It had been widely speculated
heading into Harrisburg that Ontario-sired horses were in
high demand, and in a business where rumors are often
best ignored, this is one rumor that has certainly proved
legitimate.
There has been plenty of good
news of late for the Ontario
program. First, Monkey On My
Wheel (Mach Three) won a
Breeders Crown race and then it
was announced that Bettor's
Delight will be moving to the province. Now, through the
first three days of the Harrisburg sale, Ontario sired horses
are up 27% compared to last year, when the average
yearling price for an Ontario sired horse was $29,167. The
average in 2011 is $37,030.
The good news for Ontario was the highlight on what
was otherwise a down day for the sale. The average on
the day was $18,323, down 8.4 percent from last year's
average of $20,014.
Trainer and native Canadian Casie Coleman is not
surprised by this sudden surge of interest in Ontario breds.
"Ontario sires have been ridiculous," said Coleman. "I've
been trying to buy a couple, but I haven't been able to buy
one so far. I have been trying to buy a few actually, but I
can't overpay like that."
Coleman attributes the Ontario success to more than just
the performances we have seen in 2011 on the racetrack.
"We have a great sire stakes program and the
nominating fees are extremely affordable, which makes the
program even more appealing," Coleman said. "The
program in Canada is awesome. In my feeling, we have
weak broodmares, but they are selling for big dollars. I
hope I can get one, I have a couple of homebreds, but I
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haven't been able to buy one yet."
Standardbred Horse Sales Company Vice President and
General Manager Murray Brown is aware of the Ontario
emergence as well.
"They were fantastic," said Brown. " They have a great
sire stakes program up there, and the sale has been
loaded with Canadian buyers. I thought they would sell
well, but, to a degree, the level of success surprised me.
People came here looking for Ontario sired horses, they
found them and they are willing to pay for them."
Brown feels that this is something that can be a shot in
the arm for harness racing as a whole.
"This is great for racing," Brown added. "W ith Bettor's
Delight moving to Ontario, knowing the quality animal he
can produce, it's only going to help."
The strength of the Ontario sired horses was on display
in the sales third day as well. Hip no. 806, an Ontario filly
by Kadabra, was the sales topper bringing $100,000. She
was purchased by Fam Alber Horse Racing LLC and
Adam Victor and Son stable. The trainer will be Noel
Daley. Hip no. 576, a filly by Kadabra, had a purchase
price of $92,000 for Richard "Nifty Norman. The third most
expensive yearling of the day for $85,000 was another
Ontario sired horse. That was hip no. 591, an Angus Hall
colt who was purchased by David Menary, acting as agent.
Menary also purchased hip no. 820, a Badlands Hanover
colt for $82,000. A son of Majestic Son, hip no. 640
brought $70,000. In addition, hip no. 582 brought $65,000
from Jeff Gillis.
In the end eight of the ten highest purchases of the day
were Ontario sired yearlings.
Though the numbers were down yesterday, positive
news was not hard to find, with many horses bringing a
purchase price which was more than expected. In addition,
the average price for a yearling through the first three days
of the sale is up about 3% from this point last year.
Brown was very pleased with the third day of the sale.
"Today was a terrific day, I thought," said Brown.
"Anything worthwhile sold very well, in many cases, better
on a relative basis than the yearlings that sold on Monday
and Tuesday. W e sold a dozen horses, that in my opinion,
wouldn't have brought half the purchase price if they had
sold on Monday or Tuesday."
Will The Cancelliere Brothers Be
Back? Maybe...Sort Of
By Bill Finley
Brothers John and Tom
Cancelliere, who rocked the
Standardbred Horse Sales
Company auction sale Monday
with their record yearling
purchases, are not coming back to
Harrisburg, but their dollars might.
The pair will soon be on their
way to Chicago to watch their
Breeders Crown winner Bettor Sweet (Bettor’s Delight)
compete in the American Nationals at Balmoral, but they
are contemplating buying some race horses in absentia on
Saturday.
“W e have a couple of things that we’ve looked at,” John
Cancelliere said. “W e’re thinking about buying a few, but I
wouldn’t bet on it. W e have a couple of guys out there and
there are a couple that are later on in the sale that we may
look at.”
The presence of John and Tom Cancelliere, or at least
their bank accounts, would be welcome news for the
sellers and consignors of race horses. The pair has been
very active at race horse sales in the past and bought
Jugette winner Showerherthemoney (Cam’s Card Shark)
last year for $700,000.
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Sellers are hoping that
Harrisburg has not
seen the last of the
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2011 Results Day 3 (281 horses)
Gross: $5,148,700 – Average $18,323
Category
Sold
Gross
11 Pacing Colts
81
$1,611,500
10 Pacing Colts
109
$2,458,000
11 Pacing Fillies
75
$1,163,700
10 Pacing Fillies
97
$1,507,000
11 Trotting Colts
66
$1,255,500
10 Trotting Colts
67
$1,380,000
11 Trotting Fillies
59
$1,118,000
10 Trotting Fillies
56
$1,236,000
11 Totals
281
$5,148,700
10 Totals
329
$6,584,000
Avg
$19,895
$22,550
$15,516
$15,536
$19,023
$20,597
$18,949
$22,071
$18,323
$20,014
806
Suzelle Hanover
$100,00
(F, Kadabra-Susi’s Image)
Purchased by Fam Alber & Adam Victor and Son
Consigned by Hanover Shoe Farms
576
Lily Pad Hanover
$92,000
(F, Kadabra-Lettersfromshanghai)
Purchased by Richard Norman
Consigned by Hanover Shoe Farms
591
Antzinthepantz
$85,000
(C, Angus Hall-Look At You Babe)
Purchased by David Menary, Agent
Consigned by Vieux Carre Farms
820
Tarpon Hanover
$82,000
(C, Badlands Hanover-Tarport Herald)
Purchased by David Menary, Agent
Consigned by Hanover Shoe Farms
655
Keystone Sadie
$75,000
(F, Yankee Glide-Keystone Sirena)
Purchased by Arden Homestead Stable
Consigned by Vieux Carre Farms
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Chocolatier To Sweden
By Bill Finley
Stallion Chocolatier has been sold to a Swedish
consortium headed by Robert Lindstrom and will stand at
stud in 2012 at Aleback Farm in Linkoping, Sweden,
syndicate spokesman Geoff Stein has announced.
“He’s had limited crops and he’s
had some top horses,” Stein said.
“Big Chocolate is one of the best
2-year olds around and he has had
a lot of good fillies like
Seducedbychocolate. It’s just
become the type of situation where
the marketplace has become so
competitive it’s difficult to compete
when you have small crops like he
has had. He bred 72mares last
year, and we had a good offer to
sell him. He’s going to a wonderful
place in Sweden. It is a good
Chocolatier is headed opportunity for the horse and a
to Sw eden
good situation for the syndicate
and the timing was right. He’s had
the equivalent of one full crop and from that he’s had one
of the best 2-year-olds and a number of top fillies. I think
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he has really done OK.”
Chocolatier has had 219 registered foals and to date
they have earned $2,161,502. In his first year at stud, he
bred 134 mares. That number fell to 72 in 2011.
Badlands Nitro Returns to Winbak New York
(press release from Winbak Farm of New York)
John Celii and George Teague, Jr. announced today that
they have agreed to return Badlands Nitro (3, 1:50.0f) to
Joe and JoAnn Thomson's W inbak Farm of New York for
the 2012 breeding season.
Badlands Nitro has career earnings of $1,597,638. At
two, he equaled the world record set by Artsplace of 1:51.1
on a 5/8 track. At three, he earned $1,408,734, including
wins in the Hempt, the Art Rooney and the Battle of the
Brandywine. He was second in the North America Cup
final (to Somebeachsomewhere), the Cane Pace, the Little
Brown Jug elimination and the Windy City Pace.
Joe Thomson stated, "W e are excited about this
opportunity. This agreement allows us to feature a
W estern Hanover line stallion for our New York breeding
facility. Having the opportunity to stand this W orld
Champion is a great way to reinforce our New York Sire
offerings. After we saw his limited first crop of yearlings,
we knew we should return him to the breeding shed."
"We evaluated several opportunities for Badlands Nitro.
W e chose W inbak because of the excellent job they are
doing standing Badlands Hanover. After a year in the
pasture, his fertility has improved significantly, he is ready
to go", stated John Celii, co-owner and managing partner.
To date, Badlands Nitro yearlings had the second
highest average for pacing stallions at the 2012 Morrisville
NY yearling sale and Nitro's W iggle; the only yearling sold
the first day at Harrisburg reached $100,000.00.
Badlands Nitro’s 2012 stud fee is $5000.00
Sports Betting Approved in Jersey
By Lucas Marquardt
A New Jersey ballot question to allow sports betting at
New Jersey racetracks and casinos passed by a nearly 2-1
margin Tuesday, the first step, its supporters, hope toward
adding sports bets to the wagering menus at the
Meadowlands and Freehold.
Including New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, the
Newark Star-Ledger and the racing and casino industries,
the bill had widespread going in.
According to the Philadelphia Inquirer, State Sen.
Raymond Lesniak (D., Union), the legislature's main
proponent of sports wagering, said he planned to introduce
legislation Thursday that would authorize the New Jersey
Casino Control Commission to begin the process for
licensing sports betting at casinos and horse tracks in
Mays Landing, Freehold, Monmouth, and the
Meadowlands.
However, federal law still stands in the way of legal
sports betting in the state. A federal law enacted in 1992
ban sports betting in all but four states–Nevada, Delaware,
Oregon and Montana. W hen the federal bill was enacted,
states that wanted sports betting had 18 months to declare
their intentions to go ahead and legalize the betting. New
Jersey did not request sports betting at the time.
But New Jersey standardbred breeder Mike Gulotta
believes the state can and will have the federal rule
overturned in court.
“I have no doubt that this is going to happen,” he said.
“There’s just too many people that want this to happen.
Just look at the economic and financial landscape.
Everyone knows that aid is down to municipalities and the
state has fo find ways to increase revenue and this is one
way to do it.”
Saturday at Dover Downs
Race 6. $129,050, Trot. Matron Stakes
Post Horse
Sire
Trainer/Driver
1 Check Me Out
Donato Hanover
Schnittker/Tetrick
2 Exercise To Go
Muscles Yankee
Czernyson/D. Miller
3 Voluptuous Ronda Broadway Hall
Haughton/Wolfenden
4 Masters Voice
Glidemaster
Burgess/Johannson
5 D’Orsay
Yankee Glide
Czernyson/Callahan
6 Paris Kentucky
Glidemaster
Norman/A. Miller
7 She Wears It Well Andover Hall
Daley/Rattray
8 Blue Muscles
Muscles Yankee
Burgess/Lachance
Race 8. $126,600, Pace. Matron Stakes
Post Horse
Sire
Trainer/Driver
1 Southwind Johanne Dragon Again
Harder/Tetrick
2 Four Starzzz Girl
Four Starzzz Shark B. Teague/M. Teague
3 Frontierpan
No Pan Intended
Burke/Callahan
4 Notreadytobenice
Western Ideal
Holloway/Lachance
5 Destiny’s Chance
Four Starzzz Shark Burke/D. Miller
6 Love You Bye
Mcardle
Shay/A. Miller
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Race 10. $177,25, Pace. Matron Stakes
Post Horse
Sire
Trainer/Driver
1 Mattacardle
Mcardle
Gillock/Callahan
2 Steelhead Hanover Bettor’s Delight
Pavia/Pavia
3 Hurrikane Kingcole Cam’s Card Shark McDermott/D. Miller
4 Divulge
Tell All
Takter/Johannson
5 Bakin On The Beach Mcardle
Harder/Wolfenden
6 Heston Blue Chip
American Ideal
Toscano/Tetrick
7 Forever Just
Bettor’s Delight
Toscano/Morgan
8 Allstar Legend
Four Starzzz Shark G. Teague/A. Miller
Race 12. $116,175, Trot. Matron Stakes
Post PN Horse
Sire
Trainer/Driver
1 2 Duluth
Chocolatier
Ackerman/Ackerman
2 1 Fashion Astral
Broadway Hall
Campbell/Johansson
3 1a Pekoe Fashion Broadway Hall
Campbell/Tetrick
4 3 Southwind Austin Conway Hall
J. Miller/A. Miller
5 4 Nagini
Andover Hall
Daley/Wolfenden
5 6 Delano
Credit Winner
Schnittker/Schnittker
6 7 Gym Tan Laundry Yankee Glide
Daley/D. Miller
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Wednesday’s Results
2, Chst, $21,000, Trot, NW $13,000 in Last 5 Starts 4 Yr.
Olds & Older Last Starts for a purse of greater than
$25,000 ineligible AE: NW 7 Ext. PM Races or $60,000
Lifetime, 27.1, 56.1, 1:24.4, 1:55.1, FT
Abundasass (g, 4, Abundance--Sassy Anna, by Cumin)
O-David W Martin. B-John E Ducharme. T-David Martin.
D-David Miller, $10,500, Lifetime Record: 37-4-4-5,
$63,270. To view replay click here
5, Chst, $21,000, Pace, Fillies & Mares NW $13,000 in
Last 5 Starts 4 Yr. Olds & Older Last Starts for a purse of
greater than $25,000 ineligible AE: NW 7 Ext. PM Races
or $60,000 Lifetime, 27.1, 56.1, 1:24.4, 1:53.3, FT
Eve Marie Seelster (f, 3, Artiscape--Eicarls Western, by
Western Hanover), $28,000 2009 FOREST
O-Allen H & Ira S Kaplan & David M Sheib. B-Seelster
Farms Inc, CA. T-Michael Hall. D-David Miller, $10,500,
Lifetime Record: 23-7-2-4, $78,660
To view the replay click here
8, Chst, $25,000, Trot, NW $18,000 in Last 5 Starts 4 Yr.
Olds & Older Last Starts for a purse of greater than
$30,000 ineligible AE:NW 9 Ext. PM Races or $80,000
Lifetime, 27.3, 56.4, 1:25.2, 1:54.2, FT
Fuel Cell (g, 4, Mutineer--Bossybutbeautiful, by
Balanced Image), $9,000 2008 FOREST O-Robert John
Becker. B-W inbak Farm. T-Herbert Lux III. D-Tim Tetrick,
$12,500, Lifetime Record: 47-9-11-4, $173,474
To view the replay click here
9, Chst, $21,000, Pace, Fillies & Mares NW $13,000 in
Last 5 Starts 4 Yr. Olds & Older Last Starts for a purse of
greater than $25,000 ineligible AE: NW 7 Ext. PM Races or
$60,000 Lifetime, 27.0, 55.4, 1:23.3, 1:52.4, FT
1-Donttellmewhattodo (m, 8, D M Dilinger--Murder Of One,
by Run The Table)
O-Darryl O Gombert & Jeffrey Rose & Hankook Stable.
B-Paul Lindsey, CA. T-Charles Cochran III. D-Yannick
Gingras, $10,500, Lifetime Record: 197-42-26-27,
$537,395. To view the replay click here
11, Chst, $25,000, Pace, Fillies & Mares NW $18,000 in
Last 5 Starts 4 Yr. Olds & Older Last Starts for a purse of
greater than $30,000 ineligible AE:NW 9 Ext. PM Races or
$80,000 Lifetime, 26.4, 55.3, 1:23.1, 1:51.2, FT
Omen Hanover (m, 7, Western Hanover--Ooh's 'n
Aah's, by Albert Albert), $50,000 2005 SHS-HBG
O-Kdm Stables Corp.. B-John Celii. T-Nicholas Surick.
D-Tim Tetrick, $12,500, Lifetime Record: 175-38-31-30,
$925,479. To view the replay click here
13, Chst, $21,000, Trot, NW $13,000 in Last 5 Starts 4 Yr.
Olds & Older Last Starts for a purse of greater than
$25,000 ineligible AE: NW 7 Ext. PM Races or $60,000
Lifetime, 28.1, 57.1, 1:26.0, 1:54.2, FT
Lets Go Baby Go (g, 7, Sj's Caviar--Quizshow Hanover,
by Donerail). O-Christine M Baggitt. B-Dreamland Farms.
T-Robert Baggitt Jr. D-Tim Tetrick, $10,500, Lifetime
Record: 86-19-10-9, $195,977. To view replay click here
Wednesday’s Results
1, Indy, $20,000, Trot, **MINI SERIES #31** 2 Year
Olds-Non W inners of 2 Ext PM Races or $12,500 Lifetime
up to and inc. 10/1/11-Final (Indiana Sired) (purse reflects
$20,000 from SBDF), M, 28.2, 59.1, 1:30.3, 2:01.3, FT
Lakeview Angel (f, 2, A P Lindy--Highway Angel, by
Prince Pine). O/B/T-Lester Raber. D-Mark O'Mara,
$10,000, Lifetime Record: 16-9-3-1, $37,800
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3, Indy, $35,000, Trot, **THE I-74** Non Winners of 4
(3yo & mares 5) Ext PM Races or $35,000 Lifetime up to
and inc. 9/1/11-Final (Indiana Sired)(purse reflects $35,000
from SBDF), M, 28.0, 57.3, 1:28.2, 1:59.1, FT
Cj's Rascal (g, 4, Cj's Secret--Redmont Worthy, by
Impish Gold), $4,700 2008 HOOSIER. O-Haucks Racing
Stables. B-Marlin Dean Fry. T-Brian Hauck. D-Jason
Dillander, $17,500, Lifetime Record: 34-7-4-1, $94,370
To view the replay click here
4, Indy, $20,000, Pace, **MINI SERIES #29** 2 Year Old
Colts & Geldings-Non W inners of 2 Ext PM Races or
$12,500 LT up to and inc. 10/1/11-Final (Indiana
Sired)(purse reflects $20,000 from SBDF), M, 27.1, 56.3,
1:26.3, 1:56.0, FT
Brookstone (g, 2, Art's Chip--Tammy C Tresa, by Cold
Warrior). O/B-Jo Anne Shetler. T-Dan Shetler. D-Dan
Shetler, $10,000, Lifetime Record: 11-4-1-1, $27,322
To view the replay click here
5, Indy, $35,000, Pace, ** THE PEONY** Fillies and
Mares-Non W inners of 4 (3yo 5) Ext PM Races or $35,000
LT up to and inc. 9/1/11-Final (Indiana Sired)(purse
reflects $35,000 from SBDF), M, 27.3, 57.3, 1:28.0, 1:56.0,
FT
Gran Gabriel (f, 3, Dontgetinmyway--Meredith Hall, by
Cambest) O-Gary L Hayes. B-Jerry G Grant. T-Terry
Cullipher. D-Jason Dillander, $17,500, Lifetime Record:
28-5-5-4, $132,377. To view the replay click here
7, Indy, $35,000, Pace, **THE SINGLE G** Non W inners
of 4 (3yo 5) Ext PM Races or $35,000 Lifetime up to and
inc. 9/1/11-Final (Indiana Sired)(purse reflects $35,000
from SBDF), 27.2, 57.0, 1:25.4, 1:53.4, FT
1-Mark's Way (g, 3, Mark Johnathan--Figmental, by
Precious Bunny), $30,000 2009 HOOSIER. O/T-Ryan
Bellamy. B-John R Miller. D-Sam W idger, $17,500,
Lifetime Record: 31-8-3-6, $129,229
2-Acadian Flight (c, 3, Panspacificflight--Acadian Justice,
by Justice Denied) O/B-Acadian Racing Stable. T-Frank
O'Mara. D-Mark O'Mara, $8,750
3-Demanding Force (g, 3, Dontgetinmyway--Deal Offthe
Bottom, by Cam's Card Shark), $10,000 2009 IND-SEL
O-Clinard Racing LLC & Benita R Simmons. B-David
W ayne Yoder. T-Tom Simmons. D-Josh Sutton, $4,200
Calls: 1H, 1H, HD, 2, 2
Finish Order: Just Fred, Pansaflying, Kilabug Cary,
Hillcrest Niagra, Yankees In Six, No Bu, Masters
Champion
To view the replay, click here
10, Indy, $20,000, Trot, **MINI SERIES #26** Non
W inners 2 (mares & 3yo 3) Ext PM Races or $15,000
Lifetime (nw last 5 allow 1 win)-Final (Indiana Sired)(purse
reflects $20,000 from SBDF), M, 29.0, 59.1, 1:28.3, 1:59.2,
FT
Riff Raff Rupert (g, 4, Cj's Secret--Oaklea Fern, by
Balanced Image) O-Haucks Racing Stables. B-Dojea
Stables. T-Brian Hauck. D-Jason Dillander, $10,000,
Lifetime Record: 42-7-8-4, $83,467
To view the replay, click here
11, Indy, $20,000, Pace, **MINI SERIES #27** 2 Year Old
Fillies-Non W inners of 2 Ext PM Races or $12,500 LT up
to and inc. 10/1/11-Final (Indiana Sired)(purse reflects
$20,000 from SBDF), M, 28.0, 58.1, 1:28.2, 1:57.1, FT
Lima Calliope (f, 2, Kilowatt--Caesars Artist, by Real
Artist), $10,000 2010 HOOSIER. O-John E Barnard.
B-Steiner Stock Farm. T-William Crone. D-Peter W renn,
$10,000, Lifetime Record: 12-4-2-2, $106,740
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Tuesday’s Results
9, PcD, $24,000, Pace, 3 & 4 Year Olds Claiming
Handicap $25,000 - $30,000 Post Position By Price, 27.0,
55.1, 1:22.4, 1:50.4, FT
Hoboken Hanover (g, 4, Cam's Card Shark--Haps
Hanover, by Big Towner), $11,000 2008 NJ-CL
O-William T Mullin & Herbert W Lux III. B-Hanover Shoe
Farms Inc. T-William Mullin. D-Anthony Napolitano,
$12,000, Lifetime Record: 58-12-9-7, $119,672
10, PcD, $25,000, Pace, Fillies & Mares NW $29,500 in
Last 5 Starts 4 Year Olds & Older Last Start for a purse
greater than $36,500 ineligible AE: NW 10 EXT PM Races
or $100,000 Lifetime, 27.3, 55.4, 1:23.3, 1:52.1, FT
Athleticlyinclined (m, 4, Western
Terror--Artisticlyinclined, by Artsplace), $62,000 2008
LEX-SEL. O-Burke Racing Stable LLC & W eaver Bruscemi
LLC. B-Big Als Stables Inc, CA. T-Ron Burke. D-Matt
Kakaley, $12,500, Lifetime Record: 49-11-8-4, $138,480
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Top 40 Leading Sires by Average at Harrisburg (courtesy USTA)
Sire
Badlands Nitro
Mach Three
Kadabra
Andover Hall
Donato Hanover
Som ebeachsom ewhere
Credit W inner
W estern Terror
Muscles Yankee
Art Major
Yankee Cruiser
Badlands Hanover
Rocknroll Hanover
Conway Hall
Dragon Again
W estern Ideal
Angus Hall
Cantab Hall
Deweycheatum nhowe
Cam luck
Majestic Son
Cam 's Card Shark
Bettor's Delight
Jerem e's Jet
No Pan Intended
Am erican Ideal
Santanna Blue Chip
Am erican W inner
Cash Hall
Yankee Glide
Quik Pulse Mindale
Lis Mara
Sj's Caviar
Glidem aster
The Panderosa
Chocolatier
Crazed
Arm bro Deuce
Am igo Hall
Artiscape
gait
Location
NY
ON
ON
PA
PA
PA
NY
PA
NJ
NY
PA
ON
NJ
NY
PA
NJ
ON
PA
KY
ON
ON
NJ
NY
ON
ON
NY
ON
PA
NY
PA
PA
ON
PA
PA
PA
NJ
NY
ON
ON
NY
sex
Gait
P
P
T
T
T
P
T
P
T
P
P
P
P
T
P
P
T
T
T
P
T
P
P
P
P
P
P
T
T
T
P
P
T
T
P
T
T
P
T
P
Total Sold
Sold
1
8
7
32
54
49
35
8
39
39
9
15
53
13
38
31
15
34
25
7
9
9
43
9
1
27
2
1
3
17
2
6
2
20
15
17
25
1
2
13
Total Price
Gross
$100,000
$589,000
$493,000
$2,153,000
$3,448,000
$2,645,000
$1,673,000
$361,000
$1,689,000
$1,619,500
$363,000
$581,000
$2,004,000
$481,000
$1,349,000
$1,079,000
$480,000
$1,054,500
$750,000
$209,000
$262,500
$258,000
$1,154,000
$240,000
$25,000
$635,000
$44,500
$22,000
$63,500
$348,500
$40,000
$114,000
$38,000
$376,000
$274,500
$307,500
$450,500
$18,000
$36,000
$232,000
Ave Pr ice
Avg
$100,000
$73,625
$70,429
$67,281
$63,852
$53,980
$47,800
$45,125
$43,308
$41,526
$40,333
$38,733
$37,811
$37,000
$35,500
$34,806
$32,000
$31,015
$30,000
$29,857
$29,167
$28,667
$26,837
$26,667
$25,000
$23,519
$22,250
$22,000
$21,167
$20,500
$20,000
$19,000
$19,000
$18,800
$18,300
$18,088
$18,020
$18,000
$18,000
$17,846
High Price
Pace
Colts
251
$9,598,500.00 $38,241.04 $430,000.00
Pace
Fillies 190
$4,906,200.00 $25,822.11 $125,000.00
Trot
Colts
213
$8,147,500.00 $38,251.17 $825,000.00
Trot
Fillies 167
$6,407,500.00 $38,368.26 $240,000.00
total sale
821
$29,059,700.00 $35,395.49 $825,000.00
Top Price
$100,000
$430,000
$190,000
$825,000
$290,000
$160,000
$200,000
$105,000
$160,000
$95,000
$75,000
$82,000
$120,000
$75,000
$82,000
$110,000
$85,000
$100,000
$127,000
$47,000
$70,000
$65,000
$65,000
$65,000
$25,000
$85,000
$35,000
$22,000
$50,000
$75,000
$25,000
$50,000
$30,000
$45,000
$110,000
$130,000
$120,000
$18,000
$30,000
$40,000