Born to Compete....

Winbak Farm of New York is a leading standardbred breeding location being the #1 breeder in New York for Sires Stakes, Late Closers, and County Fairs- three years in a row. In 2010, New York Sires Stakes went for a new high of $19,549,767.

Raised to Win!

Located at the footsteps of the famed Catskills, Winbak of New York is the home of the Empire State's finest trotting and pacing stallions. Six of the stallions at Winbak Farm of New York have earned a million or more.

Trotters

CR Excalibur T, 2, 1:56.1 ($463,412). CR Excalibur is a son of $1.6 million dollar earner CR Kay Suzie. CR Excalibur is the sire of New York Sires Stakes Champion Strong Hope, who has earned $299,569 and who took a lifetime mark of 1:54.2 in 2011. He is also the sire of Rookie Mistake ($258,121), Big Sky Domino ($230,986), and KLM Express ($223,288). CR Excalibur has sired 1 in 1:54, 17 in 1:58, and 32 in 2:00. He has sired 10 winners of $100,000 or more. He stands for $3,500 in 2011.

NEW! Lucky Chucky T, 2, 1:55.1s; 3, 1:50.4m ($2,099,973). Lucky Chucky stands his first season in 2011. He was 2010’s fastest trotter. He was the winner of the 2009 USHWA Dan Patch Award for Two Year Old Trotting Colts and the winner of the 2010 USHWA Dan Patch Award for Three Year Old Trotting Colts. At 2, he was the winner of the Bluegrass Series Division at The Red Mile, Breeders Crown elimination at Woodbine, Historic-Harriman Cup Division at The Meadowlands, International Stallions Stakes Division at The Red Mile, Matron Stakes Final at Dover, Peter Haughton Memorial Elimination at The Meadowlands, and Valley Victory Stakes Elimination and Final Winner at Harrahs Chester Casino. He was also second in the Breeders Crown Final at two. At three, he was the winner of the Bluegrass Series Division at The Red Mile (in 1:50.4), Canadian Trotting Classic Final at Mohawk, Colonial Stakes Final at Harrahs Chester Casino, Hambletonian Elimination at The Meadowlands (second in final), Zweig Memorial Division at Tioga. He stands for $10,000 in 2011 and booking questions should be directed to Perretti Farms.

Malabar Man T,2, 1:58.1; 3, 1:53.1 ($2,143,903). Malabar Man’s awards, while racing, include 1997 US Horse of The Year, 1997 USTA Horse of The year, multiple USHWA Dan Patch Awards at two and three, and multiple HTA Nova Awards at two and three. As a sire, Malabar Man was #1 in North America for All-Age Money Winning Active Trotting Sires who stand for under $10,000 in 2009. In 2010, 65% of Malabar Man’s two-year-olds started. He is the third leading sire overall in New York and second for three-year-old trotting fillies. Malabar Man is the sire of 17 in 1:54, 68 in 1:56, 166 in 1:58, and 276 in 2:00. His standouts include Honorable Daughter ($979,236), Armbro Barrister ($967,396), and Elegant Man ($858,878). He stands for $7,500 in 2011.

Sand Vic T,2, 1:57.3; 3,Q 1:54.1f; 1:51.2 ($2,117,832). Sand Vic was the winner of 2006 HTA Nova Award for Older Trotting Horses and winner of 2006 USHWA Dan Patch Award for Older Trotting Horses. At two, he was the winner of Arden Down Stakes Leg at The Meadows, Bluegrass Stakes Leg at The Red Mile, Event 9 Final at Scioto Downs, John F Simpson Stakes Leg at Indiana Downs, KYSS elimination at The Red Mile, Lexington Breeders Classic Elimination at The Red Mile and Reynolds Memorial Leg at Pocono Downs. At three, he was the winner of Currier and Ives Division at The Meadows. As aged, winner of A J Cutler Memorial Final at The Meadowlands, Allerage Stakes Final at The Red Mile, American National Stakes Final at Balmoral Park, Cutler Memorial Stakes Final at The Meadowlands, Maple Leave Trot Elimination at Mohawk, Nat Ray Final at The Meadowlands, Open at The Meadowlands, Titan Cup Elimination and Final at The Meadowlands. Sand Vic’s oldest foals are two-year-olds in 2011. He stands for $5,000 in 2011.

Pacers

Artiscape P,2, 1:52.3; 3, 1:49.3z ($1,469,461). Artiscape has produced 7 millionaires, including $2,322,602 earner Maltese Artist. He is also the sire of Escape The Wind (who had 62 wins and earned $1,912,880), 2004 North American Horse of The Year Rainbow Blue ($1,428,594). Artiscape is also the sire of proven pacing stallion Yankee Cruiser ($1,150,123). When racing, Artiscape was the winner of 1998 HTA NOVA Award for Three Year old Pacing Colts and Winner of 1998 O’Brien Award for Three Year Old Pacing Colts/Geldings and 1998 USHWA Dan Patch Award for Three Year Old Pacing Colts. At two, he won the Breeders Crown Final at Mohawk, Governors Cup Elimination at Garden State Park, International Stallion Stake Division at The Red Mile, and Miller Lite Pace Division at The Red Mile. At three, he was the winner of American-National Stakes Elimination and Final at Balmoral Park, Bluegrass Stakes at Red Mile, Breeders Crown Elimination and Final at Colonial Downs, Hoosier Cup Elimination at Hoosier Park, Messenger Stakes Elimination at The Meadows, Provincial Cup Elimination and Final at Windsor, Simcoe Stakes Division at Woodbine, Tattersalls Pace at The Red Mile, and second in Little Brown Jug elimination at Delaware County Fair. He stands for $5,000.

Dream Away P,2, 1:52.2; 3, 1:50-1:51.1f-1:51.3h ($1,342,071). Dream Away is a son of the late Artsplace. He is the sire of 4 in 1:50, 71 in 1:53, 209 in 1:57, and 252 in 1:59. Dream Away’s offspring includes: L Dees Val ($674,970), Spring Break ($657,546), Double Dream N ($641,803), and Sleep Easy ($615,758). While racing, Dream Away was a winner of fifteen races. At two, he won the International Stallion Stakes Division at The Red Mile. At three, he was winner of Bluegrass Stakes Division at The Red Mile, Little Brown Jug Elimination at Delaware County Fair, Meadowlands Pace Elimination and Final at The Meadowlands, Messenger Stakes Elimination at The Meadows, NJ Classic Elimination at The Meadows, two NJSS Legs at The Meadowlands, and Progress Pace Elimination and Final at Dover Downs. He stands for $3,500 in 2011.

Riverboat King P,2, 1:54.1; 3, 1:50.1; 4, 1:48.3 ($1,234,576). Riverboat King is the sire of Anndrovette ($641,200), Sailing Cruise ($539,845), La Diavla ($372,555), and Whistling Hanover ($305,006). He is the sire of 1 in 1:50, 18 in 1:53, 36 in 1:55, 65 in 1:57, and 93 in 2:00. His offspring have earned $7,357,579. While racing he was a winner of races at 2,3,4 and 5. At two, he was a winner of two legs of NJSS at The Meadowlands and second in the final. At three, he was the winner of the Adios Stakes Final at The Meadows, NJ Classic Final at The Meadowlands, NJSS Leg at the Meadowlands, Progress Pace Consolation at Dover Downs. At four, he was the winner of the Canadian Trotting Classic Final at Woodbine, Classic Series Leg at The Meadowlands, Graduate Series Elimination at The Meadowlands, Spring Pacing Championship Elimination at Mohawk. He stands for $4,000 in 2011.

Totally Western P, 2,1:52.2; 3, 1:51.2s ($433,706). Totally Western is an own son of Western Hanover. Out of 37 starters, he is the sire of 2 in 1:53, 6 in 1:55, 12 in 1:57, and 18 in 2:00. His standouts include Redneck Outlaw ($296,811), Mysterious Moment ($147,602), and Totally Fresh ($118,918). His offspring have earned $1,222,969. While racing, Totally Western was a winner of the Bluegrass Stakes Division (at The Red Mile) and Breeders Crown Final (at Woodbine), and Dream Maker Series Elimination (Woodbine) at two. At three, he was the winner of the Burlington Stakes Division at Woodbine and North American Cup Elimination at Woodbine. He stands for $3,000 in 2011.

Village Jove P,2, 1:51.4; 3, 1:59.4 ($284,365). He is the sire of 3 in 1:50, 22 in 1:53, 40 in 1:55, 61 in 1:57, and 85 in 1:59. Village Jove’s standouts include: Winbak Speed ($879,682), Winbak Dimensions ($521,486), West Gun ($507,752), and Donnas Girl ($497,837). He is a full brother to Village Jiffy ($1,527,683). While racing, Village Jove won races at two and three. At two, he was the winner of the Governors Cup Elimination at Garden State Park and at three he was the winner of the American-National Stakes elimination at Sportsman Park and Meadowlands Pace Consolation at The Meadowlands. He stands for $4,000 in 2011.

The Winbak Stallions

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