From the same folks that bred and raced Silver Deputy, comes two yearling colts by the sire who is currently the leading North American sire and hottest thing on 4 legs.
    Hip #487, from the Windfields Farm consignment is a colt by Silver Deputy and a 1/2-brother to Free Vacation, who  won the 3rd leg of the Canadian Triple Crown, defeating colts, since the catalog.  Free Vacation won the Breeders' Stakes (Grade One) in the fastest running in the history of that race which has been won by such greats as Chief Bearhart, With Approval and Overskate, just to name a few.
    Hip #563 is a colt by Silver Deputy, out of a 1/2-sister to Icy Groom.
    Both of these Silver Deputy colts are prime candidates to be Grade One material
    Go by Barn 9 and let the folks at Windfields Farm show them to you.

    For 30 years now Ms. Wilhelmina's, Fenwick Farm, has been breaking and developing young horses for some of the best people in the business.
    If Frank Whiteley, H. Allen Jerkens and Mike "Dirt" Bell approve of the way Fenwick Farm sends them young horses then that's good enough for Injun Chuck.
    Fenwick Farm is in Camden, South Carolina on 350 acres, with a great training track (and gate) and miles and miles of turf gallops.
    Fenwick Farm is a state-of-the-art facility run by horsemen and women who know the value of good common sense.  Let Fenwick Farm work their magic for you.
Just call Wilhelmina at:  (803)370-0321.

    This Ben Walden, Jr. and his staff at Vinery have done it again.
    They come to this year's Keeneland September Yearling Sale with Vinery's most potent group of yearlings ever.
    Including in this year's Vinery consignment is a full-brother  to Bourbon Belle, who narrowly lost the Grade One Ballerina Stakes at Saratoga by a nose to Ogden Phipps' Furlough.
    Vinery also sells a 1/2-sister to Kentucky Derby winner and future Vinery stallion, Real Quiet and a 1/2-sister to Quiet American, sire of Real Quiet.
      Go by Barn 18 and let Ben Jr. and his staff show you their talented group of 1997 model critters selling on Tuesday.

    With today being the last day before the sale starts, take time out of your busy schedule and go by the Prestonwood Farm Open House and inspect Victory Gallop, a once-in-a-lifetime critter.  Don't forget Victory Gallop ran down the outside fence in the Kentucky Derby and finished a close 2nd.
    The open house is from noon till 4:00 p.m. with lunch being served from noon to 2:00 p.m.
    The folks at Prestonwood Farm invite your inspection of what is sure to be one of the Nation's hottest young sires in the year 2000 and beyond.
    Prestonwood Farm is easy to find.  Just take Versailles Road to the Castle and turn north on Route 1967.  Go three miles and you are there.  Tell'em Injun Chuck sent you.

    Brian McCarty and every one at Malone's are very proud of the fact that they have become the #1 place for steaks in Lexington and all of Central Kentucky.
    The local racing community has really taken to Malone's because every time Injun Chuck goes in the joint we see nothin' but owners, breeders, trainers and one extra large Sallee Van executive named, Don "Moon" Gamble.
    To get to Malone's just take New Circle Road to Tates Creek and you will be two furlongs from the Lansdowne Shops where Malone's is located.  Call ahead for reservations if you like (606) 396-7500.

    Hip #260, in Miss Helen Alexander's Middlebrook Farm consignment, is a colt by Silver Hawk and a 1/2-brother to Exchange Rate who has finished two bang-up 2nds in both the Graded Hollywood Juvenile Stakes at Hollywood Park and the Best Pal Stakes at Del Mar.
    Hip #260 is a good-lookin' colt by a top sire and out of a very productive female family.
    Hip #316 is the best bred filly in the sale.  She is by Deputy Minister, out of the dam of Grade One winner, Aldiza, and two other black-type horses.  Hip #316 is from the same female line that has produced horses like Althea, Arch and Twining just to name a few.
    Stop on by Barn One and let Miss Helen of Middlebrook Farm show you her very strong consignment selling on Monday.

    Once again the "502 boys" from highway 42 in Goshen, KY have brought some serious yearlings to the Keeneland September Sale.
    Hip #455 is a chestnut filly by Unbridled out of the dam of Graded Stakes-placed Marie J. and two other stakes-placed fillies.
    Hip #469 is a real good-lookin' colt by Capote and a 1/2-brother to Graded Stakes-winner Plenty Of Sugar (10 wins, $781,765).
      So remember the motto at Hermitage Farm:
    "Why drive a Chevrolet when you can get a Cadillac for the same price?"
    Go by Barn 9 and let Bill "Curly" Landes or Carl Pollard show you their Cadillacs selling on Tuesday.