Academy Award - Son of Secretariat won the 1991 Early Times Manhattan (gr. IIT). Sired 10 stakes winners.
Photo: Bob Coglianese
Amelia Bearhart - 1996 Canadian Broodmare of the Year, produced Chief Bearhart, Canadian Horse of the Year in 1997 and 1998. She also produced grade I winner Explosive Red.
Photo: Anne M. Eberhardt
Bob Anderson - Successful Breeder/Owner of Thoroughbreds and Standardbreds in Canada. Horses bred include Alydeed, Ascot Knight, and Triple Wow.
Photo: Anne M. Eberhardt
Ernest Auerbach - Owner/Breeder. Graded winners include Belle's Flag, Grab the Prize, Lottery Winner, Queen of Wilshire, Star Cross, and Tres Paraiso.
Photo: Benoit Photo
Graham Beck - Owner of Gainesway Farm.
Photo: Anne M. Eberhardt
Black Tie Affair - 1991 Horse of the Year. Sired 35 stakes winners, including grade I winner and fan favorite Evening Attire.
Photo: Anne M. Eberhardt
Bonnie's Poker - dam of 1997 Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner Silver Charm.
Photo: Blood-Horse Library
Tom Braly - Owner of grade I winner Evening Jewel
Photo: Anne M. Eberhardt
Dick Broadbent - Founder of Bloodstock Research Information Services
Photo: Anne M. Eberhardt
Buddy's Saint - Won the 2009 Nashua (gr. II) and Remsen Stakes (gr. II) to land atop many early Kentucky Derby polls for 2010.
Photo: Adam Coglianese
Michael Burns, Sr. - Eclipse Award winning photographer, based at Woodbine.
Photo: Michael Burns
Charlie Barley - 1989 Canadian Champion Turf Horse. Sired 6 stakes winners, including grade III winner Barlee Mist.
Photo: Michael Burns
Chinook Pass - 1983 Champion Sprinter, the only Washington-bred to win an Eclipse Award. Holds the record for the fastest 5 furlongs on dirt, :55 1/5.
Photo: Four Footed Fotos
Citidancer - Sire of 29 stakes winners, including grade I winners Urbane and Hookedonthefeelin.
Photo: Courtesy Country Life Farm
Crafty Prospector - Sire of 92 stakes winners, including Japanese Champion Agnes Digital, grade I winner Devious Course, and millionaire Crafty Shaw.
Photo: Blood-Horse Library
Dixieland Band - Sire of 117 stakes winners, including Champion Cotton Carnival, grade I winner Dixie Union, and group I winner Spinning Round. One of three original stallions at Lane's End Farm.
Photo: Tony Leonard / Courtesy of Lane's End
Dixie Union - Multiple grade winner won the 2000 Haskell Invitational and Malibu Stakes. Sired 34 stakes winners including grade I winners Dixie Chatter and Hot Dixie Chick, and grade II winner Gone Astray.
Photo: Anne M. Eberhardt
Edward Evans - Breeder/Owner. Evans bred more than 100 stakes winners, including 2005 Horse of the Year Saint Liam, and Quality Road, one of the top older horses of 2010.
Photo: Adam Coglianese
Flanders - 1994 Champion 2-year-old. Dam of Champion Surfside
Photo: Anne M. Eberhardt
Dick Francis - Steeplechase jockey and mystery writer.
Photo: Anne M. Eberhardt
Edmund Gann - Owner, horses include: grade I winners Medaglia d'Oro, Peace Rules, You, and You and I
Photo: Benoit Photo
Halo's Image - Leading sire in Florida in 2004 and 2006, sired 17 stakes winners. As a racehorse, was a multiple-grade III winner.
Photo: Jean Raftery Photos, Inc.
John's Call - A winner on the flat and over jumps, won the Sword Dancer Invitational and the Turf Classic Invitational (both grade I's) as a 9-year-old.
Photo: Lydia A. Williams
Kinsella - $2.2 million dollar yearling, ran third in the 2009 Bryan Station Stakes (gr. IIIT).
Photo: Adam Coglianese
Chick Lang - 'Mr. Preakness,' best known for promoting and transforming the Preakness Stakes while working at Pimlico.
Photo: Anne M. Eberhardt
Lost Soldier - Grade III winner, sire of Champion Lost in the Fog.
Photo: Anne M. Eberhardt
Betty Mabee - Owner, with her late husband, of Golden Eagle Farm in California. The Mabees bred 173 stakes winners, including grade I winner Best Pal.
Photo: Benoit Photo
Master Command - Millionaire won 8 races, including the Meadowlands Breeders' Cup (gr. II) and the New Orleans Handicap (gr. II). His first crop runs in 2011.
Photo: Bill Denver/EQUI-PHOTO
Mack Miller - Hall of Fame Trainer, Horses trained include Java Gold, 1993 Kentucky Derby winner Sea Hero, Hawaii, Halo, and Fit to Fight. Also bred Champions Chilukki and De La Rose.
Photo: Anne M. Eberhardt
Mr. Greeley - Grade III winner, sired 54 stakes winners, including grade I winners El Corredor, Whywhywhy, Nonsuch Bay, and Celtic Melody.
Photo: Courtesy Gainesway Farm
Out of Place - Grade III winner, sired 39 stakes winners, including millionaire Nightmare Affair.
Photo: Courtesy Claiborne Farm
Personal Ensign - Undefeated Champion, Broodmare of the Year in 1996. Produced grade I winners Miner's Mark, My Flag, and Traditionally.
Photo: EQUI-PHOTO
Pleasant Tap - 1992 Champion Older Horse, ran in 4 Breeders' Cup races, the Juvenile in 1989, the Turf in 1990, the Sprint in 1991, and the Classic in 1992. He finished 2nd in both the Sprint and the Classic. Sired 53 Stakes winners.
Photo: Blood-Horse Library
Private Terms - Grade I winner and 1988 Kentucky Derby favorite. Sired 23 Stakes winners.
Photo: Courtesy Claiborne Farm
Real Quiet - 1998 Champion 3yo, Kentucky Derby/Preakness winner missed the Triple Crown by a nose. Sired 15 stakes winners.
Photo: Skip Dickstein
Rough Sailing - Finished 2nd in the 2010 Arlington-Washington Futurity.
Photo: Mathea Kelley
Steven Schwartz - Racing Publicist
Photo: Bill Denver/EQUI-PHOTO
John Sellers - Hall of Fame Jockey, won many of the major stakes in the country, including the 1961 Kentucky Derby and Preakness with Carry Back.
Photo: Blood-Horse Library
Singspiel - 1996 Champion grass horse. Sired 79 stakes winners, including Champions Lahudood and Dar Re Mi.
Photo: Courtesy Darley Stud
Skip Away - 1996 Champion 3yo colt, 1997 Champion Older Horse, 1998 Horse of the Year. Currently 3rd on the NA Earnings list. Sired 24 stakes winners.
Photo: Anne M. Eberhardt
Snow Chief - 1986 Champion 3yo colt, won the Preakness, Florida Derby, Santa Anita Derby, etc. Sired 21 stakes horses.
Photo: Blood-Horse Library
George Steinbrenner III - Breeder/Owner, industry leader in Florida. Horses bred and/or raced include grade I winners Bellamy Road, Buy the Farm, Dream Supreme, Eternal Prince, Majestic Warrior, Spinning Round, and Sweet Symphony.
Photo: Blood-Horse Library
Noble Threewitt - Trainer, trained for 75 years. His best horse was Correlation, who won the 1954 Florida Derby and Wood Memorial Stakes.
Photo: Benoit Photo
Tiz Chrome - Winner of the 2009 Stuka Stakes.
Photo: Benoit Photo
Tuscan Evening - Grade I winner was 6 for 6 in 2010, earned $1,138,508
Photo: Benoit Photo
Frank 'Scoop' Vessels III - Owner, President CTBA. Owner of Vessels Stallion Farm
Photo: Blood-Horse Library
Justin Vitek - Jockey primarily in the Midwest. His biggest victory came with Miss Pickums in the 2000 Golden Rod Stakes (gr. II) at Churchill Downs.
Photo: Pat Lang
Barbara Walter - Breeder/Owner, horses included grade I winners Cavonnier, 2nd in the 1996 Kentucky Derby, Lazy Slusan, Ringaskiddy, and Tout Charmout.
Photo: Benoit Photo
Jack Werk - Founder of Werk Thoroughbred Consultants
Photo: Anne M. Eberhardt
With Approval - 1989 Canadian Horse of the Year, won the Canadian Triple Crown that year. Sired 51 stakes winners.
Photo: Anne M. Eberhardt
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