Tag Archive for: USA

Bold And Fresh (us)

Winner of Hambletonian Oaks 2011.

Broodmare in Norway and Sweden

Blue York Yankee (us)

Winner of Peter Haughton Memorial.

Stallion in Sweden. Offentligt omdöme 2009: Stor massiv, långlinjerad, proportionerlig hingst. Uttrycksfullt huvud. Väl ansatt hals. Lång välmarkerad manke. Liggande, långa bogar. Djup i bålen. Långt, runt välmusklat kors. Utåt roterad benställning vänster bakben. Välformade hovar. Breda bakbensrörelser i trav. Manke 165 cm, Kors 165 cm, Längd 170 cm.

Boardwalk Hall (us)

ABC Mercedes (us)

Winner of Indiana Sire Stakes finals 2007, 2008, 2010 & 2011.

SJ’s Caviar (us)

Winner of Dexter Cup 2001, Stanley Dancer Memorial 2001 and Canadian Trotting Classic 2001.

Stallion in the USA, and later in Sweden: Medelstor, välproportionerlig, välmusklad, något kompakt, överbyggd hingst. Litet uttrycksfullt huvud, väl ansatt, välvd hals, djup bog och bål, bred bringa och långt, välmusklat, sluttande kors. Fransysk fram, långa kotor, något veka bak, något rakhasig. Välformade hovar. Korrekta rörelser i skritt och trav. Manke 157 cm, Kors 159 cm, Längd 163 cm.

Blaze Frost (us)

Kadabra (us)

Winner of Matron Stakes 2001 & 2002, American National 2001 & 2002, Breeders’ Crown, Canadian Trotting Classic and Stanley Dancer Trot 2002 og Titan Cup 2003. Third in World Trotting Derby 2002. World champion.

Davidia Hanover (us)

Winner of Merrie Annabelle, Finlandia Ajo and Axel Jensens Minneløp. Second in Breeders’ Crown. Dan Patch 2-Year-Old Trotting Filly of the Year in 1984. World Champion.

Speedy Rodney (us)

World Champion. Stallion in the USA.

The Laurel Hall (us)

Stallion in USA and Italy.
Hall of Fame in 1959: A 1918 foal, The Laurel Hall, out of Peter the Great-Baby Bertha, was owned by Stoughton Fletcher of Laurel Hall Farm in Indiana. As a two-year-old he took a record of 2:08 1/4 and he won many races in his three-year-old season. At four, then owned by Good Time Stables of Goshen, New York and trained by Walter Cox, The Laurel Hall trotted in 2:06 1/4. Because of recurring lameness, he was retired to stud by William H. Cane in 1923.