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.  With so many people in town for the Keeneland Sale, parties of five or more should definitely call ahead for reservations (606) 396-7500.

    Claude Ray McGaughey told Injun Chuck that Party Manners was one of the best horses he ever had his hands on.  Mike Smith told Injun Chuck that Party Manners was one of the best critters he ever sat on.
    Party Manners had a  license to be a good horse, being by Private Account, out of Duty Dance, one of Ogden Phipps' very best broodmares.
    Party Manners won 6 of 10 starts including the Grade 3, Widener Handicap at nine furlongs.
    Party Manners' 1st-crop are yearlings and are staring to show up at public action.
    If you are looking for a good horse, and who ain't, pay close attention to these colts and fillies by Party Manners at Keeneland in September. 
    He could be lightnin' in a jug.

    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.

    Pay particular attention to what Injun Chuck is about to tell you cause its information you need to know.
    On Sunday, Hermitage Farm sells Hip #2304, a filly by Phone Trick, out of Edie Cox, by Seeking The Gold.
    Hip #2304 has a 2-year-old 1/2-sister named Hail Holy Queen, who is two-for-two, winning by a combined margin of 23 1/2 Lengths.
    Among her two victories was a convincing win in the Prairie Meadows Debutante.  Both of Hail Holy Queen's wins have come since the catalog.
    Hip #2304 is a well made and correct filly and now she's a 1/2-sister to a stakes-winner of considerable talent.
    Go by Barn 32 and let the folks at Hermitage Farm show you this outstanding filly that sells on Sunday.

    Hip #2319, from the Waterwild Farm consignment is a colt by Grade One winner and millionaire, Beau Genius, out of a stakes-placed mare named Falcon Dancer who has produced 3 foals--all winners.
  Falcon Dancer's 2-year-old colt named Jokerman won the Group Three, Prix des Chenes Royal Thallasso Barriers Stakes at Longchamp this past Sunday (9-12).
    Our informants tell us Jokerman is one of the best colts in Europe and could develop into a big-time critter in the European Classics next spring and summer.
    Jokerman is another Graded stakes-winner raised and sold by David Santen's Waterwild Farm. 
    Make a point to go by Barn 30 and look at Jokerman's yearling 1/2-brother by Beau Genius selling TODAY.
    He could make you look like a genius!

    Hip #2633 is a Mr. Greeley colt, out of an Olden Times mare.
    This colt is a 1/2-brother to the crack west coast sprinter, Freespool, who has won 4 of his last 6 starts at Santa Anita, Hollywood Park and Del Mar. Freespool has posted Beyer speed figures of 105, 104, 103 and 100 and is one of the best 3-year-olds sprinters in California.  Freespool will be one of the favorites in the Kentucky Cup Sprinter at Turfway Park this Saturday.  A good race there and its on the Breeders' Cup Sprint for Freespool.
    Hip #2633 is a good-lookin' colt and is related to a very fast critter in Freespool.
    Hip #2633 sells VERY EARLY on Monday in the Dixiana Farm consignment and he can be seen in Barn 39.

    For years Injun Chuck has referred to Pembroke as "the world's fastest horse".
    Why?  Cause he ran 5 1/2 furlongs on the turf in 1:00 2/5 that's why.  In case you're wonderin'; that is a world record.
  Pembroke was a successful critter on both sides of the big pond.
    Pembroke is by Gone West, out of College Bold, the dam of Nasty and Bold and Told.
    Pembroke's first-crop are 2-year-olds this year and he has already had SIX (6) winners in 1999.
    His upcoming yearlings are exceptional and you should make a point to look at each and every Pembroke that goes into the sales ring.
    There are just too many things to like about both the colts and fillies by Pembroke selling at Keeneland in September.
    See for yourself.

    Hip #2786, in Vinery's Monday consignment, is a real nice Lord Carson filly who is a 1/2-sister to Bendecide, who won Hawthorne's Summertime Promise Stakes on Labor Day to remain undefeated in 4 starts.
    Bendecida defeated a sold field of 3-year-old fillies on the weeds at Hawthorne and she's a long way from bein' done.
  Hip #2786 is the 3rd foal out of a Broad Brush mare that has produced Bendecide, an undefeated double stakes winner, and another 1/2-sister who was a stakes-placed earner of over $124,000.
    Hip #2786 is stabled in Barn 38 and sells on Monday in the Vinery consignment.