
Published: October 25, 2011 8:37 pm ET
Last Comment: October 26, 2011 8:41 am ET | 2 Comment(s) | Jump to Comments
Winbak Farm announced Tuesday the passing of trotting stallion, Malabar Man.
A son of Supergill and Lady Love Mcbur, a Meadow Road mare, Malabar Man’s looks matched his royal pedigree. With a long list of awards, including being the 1997 US Horse Of The Year and being inducted into the Living Hall of Fame in 2008, Malabar Man was a true champion. His 26 racing wins included winning the Breeders Crown at two and winning the Hambletonian, Breeders Crown, and Bluegrass at three. He earned $2,143,903 in his racing career.
His achievements while standing at stud, including being the sire of 7 horses who have earned over $500,000, 287 who have trotted in 2:00 or faster, and his offspring have earned a collaborative $36,964,487. His offspring include 2008 USHWA Dan Patch Award Winner Two-Year-Old Trotting Filly of The Year, Honorable Daughter, who won 11 times in her career and earned $979,236 and Armbro Barrister who earned $972,896 and won 51 times.
Most recently, he was a favourite of the international tourists of the World Trotting Conference who came to visit. His last crop will be born in 2012. Malabar Man will be missed.
(Winbak Farm)
26-10-2011 8:41 amSorry to hear of Malabar Man
Sorry to hear of Malabar Man passing a great horse on the track and in the breeding shed.
25-10-2011 9:34 pmRIP to a beautiful horse
RIP to a beautiful horse who I so admired back in 1997