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5 . 11 . 2008
Four Starzzz Shark-Already Batting 1.000!

Foals from his first full crop won’t start their 2-year-old racing careers until this summer. So how can Brittany Stallion Management’s Four Starzzz Shark already have two winners, including one major stakes winner--from two foals you might ask? Let’s explain…and you’ll see what a great sire in the making he really is!

Four Starzzz Shark’s owner during his racing career, F S Starzzzz Stables, test-bred the horse during his final season of racing, and got two resulting foals. Both not only made it to the races; both are winners…and impressive ones at that!

His two test foals are none other than Four Starz Horndog p,3,1:53.4f-1:55.2h and Four Starz Affair p,3,1:57f. The former is now undefeated through three career starts and most recently captured the $164,550 (div.) Helen Dancer 3-Year-Old Filly Pace at Freehold, while the latter won his last start in a late closer for colts and geldings at Tioga Downs.

Four Starzzz Shark’s 1.000 percentage in getting winners this early in his siring career shows amazing success right off the bat! And with his first full crop of 2-year-olds receiving high praise from the biggest names in the business as they set to embark on their racing careeers, he looks poised to take a giant bite out of the rich Pennsylvania program!

If you have a late mare, look no further. Four Starzzz Shark, standing at Walnridge Farm of Pennsylvania, has all that breeders are looking for in a stallion! Click here to view his page on the Brittany Stallion Management website.

Artiscape 3YO colt takes Diplomat Final

Brittany Stallion Management’s World Champion sire Artiscape sired the winner of the $78,000 Diplomat Final at Mohawk Raceway on May 10, as Springwater Stables, Noblock Racing and Daniel Sarafian’s Get Out Of Dodge p,3,1:51.2 won “going away.” In 8 career starts he is now 5-2-0 with $80,000 on his card. Continued best wishes to the connections of this very promising colt.

Artiscape, whose book is full and closed for 2008, stands at Winbak Farm of New York.
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