WARNERS DUKE: (Sire) 1999-2017. CC Farm. The Sire of numerous show and breed award winners nationally and locally including crosses that are succeeding in ranch work, dressage, eventing, jumpers, hunters, driving, western, pleasure and trail. The Sire and Grandsire of: 2011 Horse of the Year national Award, Silver and Bronze medal winners at inspection, Championship winners in the jumpers, hunters and dressage, 2019 HITS V Reserve Champion Jumpers, 2019 Open Ranch Horse Champion, 2019 Open Ranch Horse Reserve Champion, NEMTC Jr. Horse Year End Champion (Mountain trail competition), 2019 NYS Fair Open Ranch Horse Champion, ECRRA Point and Money earners (Ranch Horse), Jackpot Money Earners, PHUR National Champion. Owned by CC Farm, his page is available on this site. Dam Side Fourth Generation from the Warner Farm.12.5% ROLLING ACRES LEONET, 7.03% DON AGAIN, 4.69% CHIEF LAET (Warner's Duke page is available on this website).

RAINBOW LADY: (Dam) 1994-2017. LTE $73,791. CC Farm. Rainbow Lady was a 16.2h powerhouse with a lovely temperament, seeking affection at every opportunity, an incredible blend of raw power and velvet disposition. She was an absolute War-Horse during her career making 105 starts and racing through the age of 9, then she went on to produce multiple Champions in the Hunters, Jumpers, Dressage and Eventing. Dam of: Horse of the Year award winner, National Champion, Silver and Bronze medal winners at inspection, Champion & Reserve Jumpers, Champion & Reserve Hunters, 2019 HITS V Reserve Champion Jumpers, Multiple award-winning Dressage and Eventing. Rainbow Lady is a very impressive 21.88% BOLD RULER, 17.19% NASRULLAH, 10.16% NEARCO and 8.59% DISCOVERY. (Rainbow Lady page available on this website).

PHINNEYS MAGIC: 18+h, exceptionally good footed and disposition, weighing over a ton and broke.

WARNERS DIXIE: 1993-1999. Broke to work. Direct daughter of MR ENTENMANN. The paternal sister to our very own, highly decorated WARNERS JAY. Dam of just one foal, the one and only WARNERS DUKE (above), tragedy struck leaving Warners Duke orphaned shortly after birth.

WRITE OFF: LTE: $183,120. Stakes Winner. Write Off captured the Bensalem Handicap at Philadelphia Park and the Spectacular Bid Stakes at Gulfstream. Sold for $50,000 at the F-T NY yearling sale. He is an own son of Wajima and Rare Lady’s first stakes winner.

LADY POLITICS: LTE $16,667. After a short racing career she went on to be a broodmare of Thoroughbreds and Warmbloods. Lady politics is 18.75% BOLD RULER blood and 15.63% GREY FLIGHT.

BLACKHOME DUKE: PREMIER SIRE, undefeated for 8 years 1990-1998. After his death, he remained on the list for 5 years, and today his offspring continue to earn rankings on the list. NATIONAL CHAMPION, RESERVE WORLD CHAMPION. Produced a great number of champion offspring, including numerous National Champions and All Americans that became household names in the Percheron industry. SIRE of multiple: WORLD CHAMPIONS, NATIONAL CHAMPIONS, ALL-AMERICAN CHAMPIONS, PREMIER SIRES. The winning ways of the Blackhome Duke sons and daughters allowed him to dominate the Premier Percheron sire list for 9 consecutive years. The profound consistency of Duke’s production record has established him as one of the most prolific Percheron stallions of the past several decades. His sons and daughters have carried on in their sire’s footsteps, producing many All Americans, National, and World Champions which have served to cultivate a course for the modern Percheron. As a result, traces of this stallion can be found in a large portion of Percheron pedigrees today, and a keen-eyed breeder will still be able to appreciate the influence of his characteristic balance, style and presence that bleeds through yet today. Blackhome Duke’s production record has proven him to be a very equal peer to some of the greatest sires in the history of the breed, and he will be undoubtedly remembered as such for generations to come. Article excerpts credited to: PHAoA Education and Charitable fund.

MR ENTENMANN: Warner Farm. A direct son of Marksman. A magical horse to meet in person, 18h with a massive structure, he had the kindest eyes and temperament. The light amber eyes and long, perfectly curly manes and tails that were a trademark in the Warner lines came from Mr Entenmann. The Sire of: Reserve WORLD CHAMPION English, Reserve WORLD CHAMPION Trail, Top 5 World English, Dressage winner, Money Earners, Multi-State and County Fair Champions and Reserve Champions Under Saddle, award winners showing across the US and into Canada, well known driving teams that were used for public events. Mr Entenmann is the Sire of our own highly decorated WARNERS JAY.

DOT: Warner Farm. Broke to work and a broodmare with plenty of substance and style, Outstanding Foundation Breeding. An own daughter of RMS ED POWERS. Goes to LYNWOOD DON and DON AGAIN, prolific foundation breeding stallions.

WAJIMA: LTE $537,837. Record-setting yearling at Keeneland selling for $600,000 in 1973. Set a new track record at Bowie. Champion 3-year-old Colt. Bred by Claiborne Farm.

RARE LADY: LTE $5,500. Broodmare. The Dam of three stakes winners including Grade I stakes winner Magical Allure.

EXUBERANT: LTE $121,721. Won his debut race, 1st Cabrillo S. 2nd Arlington-Washington Futurity(G1), Hopeful S.(G1) 3rd Hollywood Juvenile Championship S.(G2).

BLACKHOME DONNET LYN: CANADIAN NATIONAL RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION. Few stallions can claim a greater broodmare as a dam (College Lynda). World and National Champion Sire. The Sire of the legendary BLACKHOME DUKE. 25% MODERN CHEIF, 15.63% CHIEF LAET and 12.5% DON AGAIN.

BLACKHOME CARRIE DOLL: World and National champion producer. Dam of the legendary BLACKHOME DUKE. 13.28% DON AGAIN, 12.5% MODERN CHIEF. RHB MAGIC: Foundation bred, traditional type. 12.5% LA DON (Grand National Champion), 7.23% DON AGAIN (Premier Sire), 5.86% CHIEF LAET (Grand Champion Stallion 1934 at the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair, Canada. Weighed 2,600lbs in his prime). HOMESTEADS MARIE: Direct daughter of MARKSMAN. Heavily foundation bred to include several legendary Percherons. 31.25% DRAKE FARMS CHIEF (9x Permier Sire), 12.89% DON AGAIN (Premier Sire), 12.5% LYNWOOD DON (Prolific breeding stallion).

MARKSMAN: Direct son of MAVERICK. Heavily foundation bred with linebreeding to include high percentage blood of legendary Percheron stallions. A phenomenal horse to lay eyes on with his massive stature that tied into an exceptional neck and pretty head. A notable broodmare sire. 50% DRAKE FARMS CHIEF (Premier Percheron Sire of America in 1964, 1965, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971 and 1972 his offspring are setting the trend for the modern day Percheron.), 21.88% LYNWOOD DON (A prolific breeding stallion. Grand Champion Chicago International, the grandsire of the great Drake Farms Chief.), 18.75% DON AGAIN ( Premier Sire 1951. Don Again was the sire of many champion Percherons, His consistency as a sire helped Don Again and his sire Don Degas capture 1st and 2nd prize Get of Sire at the 1937 and 1938 International. His most prolific breeding offspring was perhaps the stallion Lynnwood Don, the grandsire of the great Drake Farms Chief.) 5.47% LAET ( Laet was Chicago International Grand Champion Stallion 1921, sired 9 of 13 stallions named Grand Champion at Chicago International from 1923 to 1936, was named Premier Sire of Breed 6 times from 1928 to 1936, and won "Champion Get-of-Sire of Breed" 9 times from 1922 to 1936.)

RMS ED POWERS: Direct son of EASTER FURY. 5x Grand Champion and 1x Supreme Champion, NY State Fair. This stallion was used to sire three of the Warner Farm broodmares (Warner's Ruth, Dot and Kit).
ROGERS CHIEF BELL: (1976-1999) Heavily Foundation Bred. Foaled in Canada, then imported to the Warner Farm. Broke to work and had four foals, all by RMS ED POWERS (above). (Warner's Ruth, Dot, Kit and Warner's Doc).

BOLD RULER: LTE $764,204. HALL OF FAME. HORSE OF THE YEAR. CHIEF-DE-RACE. Sire of Triple Crown Winner SECRETARIAT. Sire of Clear Ceiling and Chieftain (above). Great- Grandsire of Triple Crown Winner SEATTLE SLEW. 3yo Champion colt, 1957 Horse of the Year, 1958 Champion Sprint Horse, entered stud in 1959 at Claiborne Farm. 1973 Racing Hall of Fame, designated chef-de-race, sire of Triple Crown winner Secretariat. Bold Ruler is the 24th book in the Thoroughbred Legends series from Eclipse Press. Bold Ruler is one of 205 stallions whose accomplishments at stud are profiled in Great Thoroughbred Sires of the World. Bold Ruler is one of 50 Thoroughbreds profiled in Royal Blood: Fifty Years of Classic Thoroughbreds. Bold Ruler was the sixth and last of jockey Eddie Arcaro's record six Preakness Stakes winners. Bold Ruler stands at the head of one of two three-generation chains of Preakness Stakes winners in American racing history. After winning the Preakness in 1957, he sired 1973 winner Secretariat, who in turn sired 1988 winner Risen Star. The other such chain begins with 1945 Preakness winner Polynesian, who sired 1953 winner Native Dancer, in turn the sire of 1966 winner Kauai King. In 1966, Bold Ruler became the first stallion with progeny earnings of over US$2 million in a single season. Bold Ruler Honors: National Museum of Racing Hall of Fame (inducted in 1973), Monmouth Park Hall of Champions, American co-Horse of the Year (1957), American champion 3-year-old male (1957), American champion sprinter (1958). Led the American general sire list in 1963-1969 and 1973 2nd in 1970 4th in 1975 7th in 1972. Led the American broodmare sire list in 1972 4th in 1974 5th in 1977, 1981, and 1982 6th in 1979 and 1980 7th in 1976 Led the American juvenile sire list in 1963, 1964, 1966-1968, and 1972. 6th on the combined English/Irish broodmare sire list in 1980. (Reference credit: American Classic Pedigrees).

ISKRA: LTE $7,843 (France). Dam of two Champions- Wajima (above) and SW Naskra.

NEVER BEND: LTE $641,524. CHIEF-DE-RACE. Champion 2 year-old. Following his racing career, he was syndicated for US$1,225,000 and entered stud at Spendthrift Farm. A beautiful but headstrong colt, Never Bend was one of the best of his generation in the United States even though he did not quite stay Classic distances. He was an even better sire than racehorse and left a lasting legacy on both sides of the Atlantic. Never Bend's juvenile earnings of US$402.968 were a new record for a 2-year-old, breaking the previous record. Never Bend was 3rd on the American general sire list in 1970 5th in 1978 8th in 1971, 1972, and 1977. 2nd on the American broodmare sire list in 1984 3rd in 1983 7th in 1982 8th in 1981. Led the combined English/Irish general sire list in 1971. 10th on the French general sire list in 1971. Never Bend is one of 205 stallions whose accomplishments at stud are profiled in Great Thoroughbred Sires of the World. (Excerpts from American Classic Pedigrees).

WHAT A PLEASURE: LTE $164,935 CHIEF-DE-RACE. Won National Stallion Stakes, Won Hopeful Stakes, 2nd Sapling Stakes, 3rd Gotham Stakes. Led the American general sire list in 1975 and 1976 10th in 1974. 9th on the American broodmare sire list in 1985. Led the American juvenile sire list in 1974 and 1975. According to records kept by the Jockey Club, What a Pleasure sired 300 winners and 50 stakes winners. What A Pleasure is an own son of BOLD RULER and a half-brother of SECRETARIAT. A Full brother to CLEAR CEILING, a Reine-De-Course mare who is on the Pedigree of CANDY PHIL, a Thoroughbred broodmare of CC Farm.

OUT IN THE COLD: LTE $77,386. 3rd Vineland H.(G2). Broodmare in KY.

POLITICAL COVERUP: LTE $31,001. Went immediately to the breeding shed. An own son of BUCKPASSER out of a BOLD RULER mare. An elite pedigree of legendary Thoroughbreds to include. BUCKPASSER, TOM FOOL, WAR ADMIRAL, NASRULLAH, PRINCEQUILLO, MAN O WAR, BLUE LARKSPUR, NEARCO, DISCOVERY and MAHMOUD.

ROLLING ACRES LEONET: Notable Broodmare Sire, Grandsire of National and World Champions. 25% DON KAPTIF (Canadian). 9.38% SILVER DAWN KONCARNO (Grand champion at the International. He was the surprise of the show. He had been only recently purchased by Frank Rathje and his manager, Paul C.H. Engler, from his breeder, Guy E. West of Kokomo, Indiana. West had shown him as a yearling, a 2-year-old and 3-year-old at the Indiana State Fair, but never placed higher than third. He had been worked in harness as both a 2 and 3-year-old and had the collar marks to show it. This horse bred well for Rathje, siring a couple of winning “gets” in those immediate post-war Internationals. I don’t know when Ray Bast bought him, probably about that time, and he was still fresh enough to be grand champion for Bast at the 1953 Wisconsin State Fair–a 15-year-old, snow white grand champion.). 5.66% CARNOT (bred in France, to J.Crouch, & W.S. Corsa IL, 1st Prize 4 yr old Paris, 2nd Nogent 1909, Aged Class Iowa State Fair, 1st & Grand Champion, Indiana, Wisconsin, Illinois, Madison Square Garden, International, sold for $10,000 in 1916, Sire of Champions 1912-1923 at International Show.)

COLLEGE LYNDA: Article excerpt from the Wellington Advertiser: “The purchase of College Lynda was significant,” said Robert, who helped broker the deal in 1970 through Professor Orville Kennedy and Ivan Taylor, of the Ontario College of Agriculture. “She had a long tail, which Percheron horses didn’t usually have. She was different … she had a nice Percheron quality. She had a nice foot, long neck and a nice flat hock.” College Lynda went on to become the Grand Champion at the RWF and in many show rings, and was also a cornerstone broodmare for the Blackhome Percherons, ensuring her a place in the history of her breed. Other horses would share a place in the Blackhome legacy, like stallions Highview Dragano and Blackhome Duke, both champions and premier sires, to name a few. 50% MODERN CHIEF, 12.5% DON AGAIN.

BLACKS LA PRINCESS: (Canadian) Heavy foundation breeding. She only ever had one foal, She was bred to Rolling Acres Leonet and the resulting foal was Blackhome Carrie Doll, who is the Dam of the legendary Blackhome Duke.

MAVERICK: Champion 1974 & 1975 Toronto Royal and many times at National Percheron show in U.S. Maverick, one of the stallions that put Art Bast & family in the front row. Foaled in 1971, Maverick was grand champion at the National Percheron Show in Ohio in 1974, ‘75, ‘76 and ‘77. He was bred by Bob Eschrich, Jr., Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bob was another Wisconsin breeder who kept the lamps burning in the ‘50s and ‘60s. Maverick was sired by Drake Farms Chief, one of the breed saving sires of that period. His owner, Sherman Read from Michigan, was very generous with the horse and Art got several offspring off of him before he bought his son, Maverick. 25% LYNWOOD DON (a prolific breeding stallion Lynnwood Don, the grandsire of the great Drake Farms Chief). 21.88% DON AGAIN (Don Again was the son of Don Degas, he by the foundation sire (and own son of Carnot) named Jehovah. Don Again was the sire of many champion Percherons and helped to establish Mr. & Mrs. Chas. Lynn's, Lynnwood Stock Farm, of Carmel, Indiana as one of the premier breeding establishments of its day. During his time at Lynnwood, Don Again sired many notable offspring including the stallion Don Kaptif and the mare Nelly Don. His consistency as a sire helped Don Again and his sire Don Degas capture 1st and 2nd prize Get of Sire at the 1937 and 1938 International. His most prolific breeding offspring was perhaps the stallion Lynnwood Don, the grandsire of the great Drake Farms Chief.)

LAURELLYN: Heavy foundation breeding directly from France, Dam of 9 registered foals, one being MARKSMAN who is sired by MAVERICK. Goes to the legendary LAET, CARNOT and KONTACT.

MAJOR HOT ROD: (Canadian) Foundation breeding directly from France. Sired 10 registered foals with some remaining in Canada and others coming to the US. Pedigree to also include TOPPER.

JANAS-ANNETTE LYNN: (Canadian) Heavy foundation breeding to include imported Percherons directly from France. Dam of 7 foals. Pedigree to include: LYNWOOD DON, DON AGAIN, OSTRALIEN, EASTER FURY, TOPPER and TOPPERSTEUX.

EASTER FURY: (Canadian) Champion Percheron stallion at 1965 Toronto Royal for W E Harrison, sold to Bill Westbrook of Ohio who showed him to Champion National Percheron Show in 1968. He is best known as a top brood mare sire. Girons Buckeye Ambassador (1983 National Champion stallion was out a Fury daughter) His best sons were Furys Commander La Fury and RMS ED POWERS (listed above). 25% DON AGAIN, 9.38% LAET. LA DON CHIEF: Sired by DRAKE FARMS CHIEF out of a mare by LA DON. Pedigree to also include MODERN CHIEF, CHIEF LAET, SIR LAET, LAET, KONCARCALYPS, LYNWOOD DON, DON AGAIN, DON DEGAS, ENCHANTER, DOROTHY B and HOULEUX (Imported 1910).

NASRULLAH: LTE $15,217. CHIEF-DE-RACE. Champion Two Year Old Colt in England. Leading Sire in England and Led the American Sire List 5 times. The son of Nearco arrived from Ireland with star status for the 1951 breeding season and did nothing to dispel that image during his nine seasons at the Hancock family's Claiborne Farm near Paris, Ky. Nasrullah went on to sire a then-record 98 stakes winners, and today his name continues to evoke memories of breeding and racing at the highest levels. Male descendants Secretariat, Bold Ruler, Nashua, Never Bend, Seattle Slew, Mill Reef, and Blushing Groom, to name just a few, have seen to that. More than anything, Nasrullah supplied a new source of speed to the North American racehorse, and his blood, along with that of fellow Claiborne stallion Princequillo, provided an unbeatable combination. According to The Jockey Club's records, Nasrullah sired 290 winners and 84 stakes winners. Nasrullah is one of 205 stallions whose accomplishments at stud are profiled in Great Thoroughbred Sires of the World. Nasrullah was bred and owned by the Aga Khan, who initially stood the horse at Barton Grange Stud in Suffolk. After the 1944 breeding season, he sold the horse to Joe McGrath for £19,000, and Nasrullah moved to Ireland. McGrath, in turn, sold the horse to A. B. "Bull" Hancock of Claiborne Farm for £150,000 (variously reported as equivalent to US$340,000, $370,000, or $372,000, depending on the source consulted) with the sale taking effect after the 1950 breeding season McGrath retained one breeding right. (Source: BloodHorse and American Classic Pedigrees).

MISS DISCO: LTE $80,250. BROODMARE OF THE YEAR. REINE-DE-COURSE. Dam of Triple Crown Winner and American Grand National winner. Dam of 7 runners, 7 winners and 3 stakes winners.1958 Broodmare of the Year. Designated Reine-De-Course mare. Won 1947 Test Stakes, 1948 Smerican Legion H. 1948 Interborough H. 1948 New Chochelle Hanicap. 3rd in the 1946 Fashion S. 1946 Babylon H. 1946 Correction H and 1948 Wilson S. Dam of Bold Ruler, Independence, Explorer, Hill Rose, Great Adventure, Your Turn, Success, Nasco, Foolish One, Eastern Princess, and Highness.

LE HAAR: (France) LTE $16,889. Won Prix Jean Prat (2000 metres) 2nd Prix Morny (Gr1 2yo), Prix de la Salamandre (Gr1 2yo) 3rd Prix du Jockey Club (Gr1). Retired to stud in France 1959 and became the Leading Sire in France 1963.

FASCIOLA: (France) Placed at 2 in France. Dam of 13 foals, 10 runners, 8 winners including Iskra (above).

LALUN: LTE $112,000. REINE-DE-COURSE. Won: Beldame H., Kentucky Oaks, Pageant S. 2nd: Coaching Club American Oaks 3rd: Matron S. Broodmare in VA, Dam of Never Bend (above) and Bold Reason. Designated Reine-de-Course mare.

DOUBLE JAY: LTE $299,005. CHIEF-DE-RACE. Sold as yearling for $10K, then as a 4 year old the partnership was bought out for $100,000. Champion 2yo Colt. Entered stud in 1951 at Claiborne Farm, KY. Sire of 323 winners and 45 stakes winners. Leading broodmare sire in 1971, 1975, 1977, and 1981. 2nd leading broodmare sire 1972, 1976, and 1980. Never out of the top 5 Leading Broodmare Sire category from 1969 to 1981. Grandsire of the great JOHN HENRY and the great Dam-sire of Olympic medalist Gem Twist. Double Jay is one of 205 stallions whose accomplishments at stud are profiled in Great Thoroughbred Sires of the World.

CONNIVER: LTE $227,825. Won: Brooklyn H., Beldame S., Comely S., Vagrancy H., Butler H. 2nd: Aqueduct H., Merchants' & Citizens' H., Queens County H. 3rd: Firenze H. Champion Older Female, 1948. Sold as Hip No. 662, 1954 Breeders' Sales Company (Keeneland) November Sale, in foal to Double Jay (above) on 03/11/54 cover, $25,100.

GREY FLIGHT: LTE $68,990. Black Type Producer. Designated Reine De Course mare. Dam of 9 stakes winners. Dam of Clear Ceiling and What A Pleasure (above). An own daughter of Mahmoud. Foaled in Kentucky, Grey Flight was bred by J. T. Taylor, who sold her privately as a weanling to Abram S. Hewitt. Hewitt, in turn, consigned the filly to the Saratoga yearling sale, where she was purchased for US$35,000 (the sale-topping price for a filly) by Mrs. Henry Carnegie Phipps for her Wheatley Stable. Grey Flight was trained by James “Sunny Jim” Fitzsimmons. A gray mare, Grey Flight was small but very attractive and was commonly held to bear a close resemblance to her sire, Mahmoud. Neatly made, well-balanced and close-coupled with a feminine head, she had a good shoulder and powerful hindquarters. Trainer "Sunny Jim" Fitzsimmons clearly considered her a pure sprinter, starting her only once at a distance beyond six furlongs. Grey Flight is one of 24 important broodmares profiles in Edward Bowen's Matriarchs: Great Mares of the 20th Century.

BEAU PURPLE: LTE $445,785 At 3: Won Derby Trial At 5: Won Hawthorne Gold Cup H., Brooklyn H. (NTR), Man O' War S. (NTR), Suburban H. (NTR), Appleton H. 3rd Monmouth H. At 6: Won Widener H. BEAT KELSO 3 TIMES.

BUCKPASSER: LTE $1,462,014. HALL OF FAME. CHIEF-DE-RACE. HORSE OF THE YEAR. National Museum of Racing Hall of Fame (inducted in 1970), Monmouth Park Hall of Champions American Horse of the Year (1966), American champion 2-year-old male (1965), American champion 3-year-old male (1966), American co-champion handicap male (1967). Buckpasser was bred and owned by Ogden Phipps. He was trained by William “Bill” Winfrey at 2 and by Eddie Neloy at 3 and 4. He was syndicated for US$150,000 a share at the end of his racing career. Buckpasser stood at his birthplace, Claiborne Farm, where he died of a ruptured aorta in 1978. Buckpasser is one of 205 stallions whose accomplishments at stud are profiled in Great Thoroughbred Sires of the World. Buckpasser is one of 50 Thoroughbreds profiled in Royal Blood: Fifty Years of Classic Thoroughbreds. Buckpasser's average victory margin was just over 1¼ lengths. Buckpasser's 1965 earnings of US$586,020 were a world record for a 2-year-old Thoroughbred. Buckpasser was the first horse to reach US$1 million in earnings as a 3-year-old. Buckpasser sired 185 winners and 35 stakes winners.

BOLD CONSORT: LTE $38,147. Broodmare. An own daughter of BOLD RULER, out of MISTY MORN, a PRINCEQUILLO x GREY FLIGHT mare. Black Type Pedigree. Her Dam, Misty Morn had an incredible record of her own with lifetime earnings of $212,575. 1955 USA Champion 3yo Filly, 1955 USA Champion Handicap Female, 1963 Broodmare Of The Year. Dam of 10 foals, 8 runners, 7 winners, 5 SWs, 1 SP. Two of her foals earned American Champion Two-Year-Old Colt honors: Bold Lad in 1964 and Successor in 1966.

AMBEHAVING: LTE $159,839. Won: Remsen Stakes, New Jersey Breeders Stakes, New Jersey Futurity, Home Bred Handicap 2nd: Colonial Handicap, Sophomore Special Handicap 3rd: Pimlico Futurity, Yankee Handicap, Roamer Handicap, Knickerbocker Handicap.