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 OBS Winter Hip 44 Palace Malace - Colonel Dettwiller Colt B-Dr & Mrs E C Hart (KY) Consigned by Woodford Thoroughbreds Purchased by Chris Baccari For $100,000 |  OBS Winter Hip 44 Palace Malace - Colonel Dettwiller Colt B-Dr & Mrs E C Hart (KY) Consigned by Woodford Thoroughbreds Purchased by Chris Baccari For $100,000 |  |  Hip 121 Will Take Charge - Final Heiress filly bred by Hart Farm brings $230,000 at OBS October |  Hip 121 Will Take Charge - Final Heiress filly at OBS OCTOBER with the entire cast of characters |
 Nick de Meric and Stuart Morris with hip 121 Will Take Charge - Final Heiress Filly |  |  |  |  |
 Morning Breez. co-bred by Hart Farm and Rhapsody Farm shown breaking his maiden at Belmont by over 4 lengths in his first start |  Baffin (Justin Philip), bred by the Harts, is shown breaking his maiden at Churchill Downsd by 4 lengths wire to wire. |  |  |  |
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Champion Va bred yearling
Her dam Sehra, is a half sister to the dam of Grade 1 SW GOZZIP GIRL. |
 Pug and assistant Gerry Tyrell xraying a yearling |  Victory Gallop's maiden win further confirmed our belief that he could really run. |  LP (Lilly's puppy) - the miracle Jack Russell. |  There's nothing like sitting on a good horse. |  Watching the races with Lilly and LP |
 Throwing a leg over this horse would make anyone smile. Ace was one of those "once in a lifetime horses". After he retired as a foxhunter, he made a great babysitter for the Thoroughbred weanlings who learned all about those spotted lead ponies at an early age. |  Pug and Noel Twyman at a joint meet between Loudoun Hunt West and Keswick. Great day of hunting with good friends. |  Not only was this colt bred by us, his dam was bred by us and her sire Caller I.D was one of the stallions we stood in Ocala before we sold him to Josephine Abercrombie's Pin Oak Stud. |  The world record breaking Danzig colt being shown by reknowned Va horseman Noel Twyman |  Pug leading the field at Loudoun Hunt West where he served as a Master |
 Pug exercising a hunter on the farm |  A really precocious filly - one of Proud Citizen's first stakes horses. |  We only race the ones we can't sell. This colt wasn't the perfect sale horse but he could really run. He won stakes for the farm and was then sold to a man in Texas who continued to enjoy visiting the winner's circle. Under Steve Asmussen's care he set a track record at Lone Star and ran so fast he was purchased to be bred to Quaerter Horse mares. |  Florida bred 2 yr old Champion Brevito who was bought back after his racng career and retired to hart Farm where he started a new career as a babysitter for the weanlings. We believe in taking care of the horses that give us so much pleasure. |  Susie on one of Pug's favorite foxhunters. Life's too short not to ride good horses! Don't ask - he's not for sale. He's part of the family. |
 The Fasig Tipton session topping colt from Point Given's first crop. This colt was part of a successful pinhooking venture when he brought $485,000 after being purchased by the Hart's for $120,000 as a weanling. |  Eclipse Champion Maria's Mon - a Hart Farm product thru and thru. The mating was recommended by Dr. Hart, the colt was raised at Hart Farm in Ocala, he was broken and prepared for the track by the Harts and his trainer Rick Schosberg was even selected by the Hart's on behalf of breeders Mr and Mrs Morton Rosenthal. Dr. Hart managed his racing career and then brokered the sale of Maria's Mon to Josephine Abercrombie. |  A big win for the team - we trained this filly off the farm and she was the first winner out of our swim facility. |  Lilly (right) and LP (left). Two of the most spoiled Jack Rusell's in the world. It took a while but they finally have us trained. |  Susie galloping the Danzig colt that set a world record at the 2 year old in training sale at Fasig Tipton Calder |
 Victory Gallop's classic win in the Belmont. Purchased by the Hart's as a yearlng at Keeneland, Victory Gallop won stakes for the farm as a 2 yr old and went on to earn $3 million before beng retired to stand at Winstar. |
