Neal is a four-year-old son of super sire Credit Winner - #1 ranked money earning sire in 2011 of three-year-olds and all age trotters in North America. As a two-year-old in 2010, Neal won the Bluegrass Stake, and was second in the elimination and final of the Peter Haughton, International Stallion Stake and William Wellwood elimination. Neal regularly competed against (and defeated) the best of his class, including Manofmanymissions, Broad Bahn, Pastor Stephen, and Leader of The Gang.

A $150,000 yearling purchase at Lexington, Neal is from the immediate maternal family of trotting standouts B Cor Pete 1:53.2 ($893,076), B Cor Timgo ($666,267), Broadway Hall ($583,762) and Tom Cango ($535,271). He one of few Super Bowl sire-line trotting stallions in Canada, and is the only son of the sensational Credit Winner available to Canadian breeders in 2012.

Neal is set to join Meridian, PEI for first his breeding season in 2012. His foals will be eligible to the Atlantic Sires Stakes and Maritime Breeders.

As a two‐year‐old, Brandon’s Cowboy won an elimination of the Metro Pace and finished third in the Breeders Crown final. At three, his stakes
victories included the Berry’s Creek elimination and final, two legs and final of the Robert Suslow, and an elimination of the Confederation Cup.

In 2011, Brandon's Cowboy ranked #3 in Canada for three‐year‐old pacer average earnings, behind Mach Three and Camluck. From just three eligible crops he is already the sire of 45 in 2:00 or better (42%) including Silver Eagle
(3, 1.52.4, $216,914), Rossridge Fortune
(3, 1.54, $196,176), and Minetta’s Nightstar
(3, 1:54.4, $196,084).

Brandon’s Cowboy proudly returns to Meridian Farms in Milton, Prince Edward Island for 2012. His foals are eligible to the Atlantic Sires Stakes
and Maritime Breeders.

Camystic was a dominant two‐year‐old in Ontario earning $443,171 with stakes victories in the OSS Super Final, Champlain and a second place finish in the Battle of Waterloo final. At three, he set the Kawartha Downs all‐age track record against open competition in 1:51.3. In 2010 Camystic's two‐year‐old full brother Mystician (3, 1:49.2, $1,513,942) captured the $1,000,000 Metro Pace final at Mohawk.

Camystic arrives in Atlantic Canada having established himself as a leading sire of two‐ and three‐year‐old pacers in Western Canada. From
125 eligible foals, he is the sire of 45 in 2:00 or better (36%), including Mystic Maiden (1:52.2s, $231,295), Campasser (1:51.1s, $196,601),
and W Jean ($172,084).

Camystic stands his first season in Atlantic Canada in 2012 at Meridian Farms in Milton, Prince Edward Island. His foals are eligible to the
Atlantic Sires Stakes and Maritime Breeders.

As a three‐year‐old Aahm Canadian Now swept the Snowshoe Series and won a leg of the Youthful Series. He won 16 times in 1:52 or faster, including the 2004 Des Smith Pace Invitational at Rideau Carleton.

His brilliant resume includes:
43 wins
218 starts
$808,855 earned

This outstanding son of super sire Cam’s Card Shark stands his third season in 2012 at Meridian Farms in Milton, Prince Edward Island. His foals are eligible for the Atlantic Sires Stakes and Maritime Breeders.

The royally bred Ameripan Gigolo is a son of Artsplace from the great millionaire pacing mare Town Pro. He is a brother to the sensational
pacing mare Darlins Delight
(p, 1:49.1, $3,024,30).

From just 67 eligible foals, Ameripan Gigalo has 33 in 2:00 or better (49%), including Val America (1.51.4s, $313,841), Opan Heart
(1.52.3f, $202,984), and In the Jungle
(3, 1.51.4s, $174,076).

Ameripan Gigolo stands his third season on Prince Edward Island in 2010 at Meridian Farms, Milton. His foals are eligible for the Atlantic Sires
Stakes and Maritime Breeders.

Driven to Win earned $991,493 against elite competition in the United
States. His accomplishments include victories in the Fox Stake, Kentucky
Sires Stakes Final and Breeders Crown elimination. At three he won the
Bluegrass Stake, was second in the Oliver Wendell Holmes and was third
in the finals of The Adios and Max Hempt.
At four he recorded the fastestever
victory in the Gold Cup and Saucer with a 1:51.2 clocking over
Charlottetown.

His immediate maternal family includes the exceptional filly She’s A Great
Lady and her full brother, multiple‐1:50‐sire, The Big Dog. Driven To Win
will stand his second season at Meridian Farms in Milton, Prince Edward
Island in 2011. His foals will be eligible for the Atlantic Sires Stakes and
Maritime Breeders.

Northern Bailey won the Canadian Breeders and OSS Super Final as a three‐year‐old trotter. As an aged horse, he competed against world class
trotters in North America and Europe in a career that included 30 lifetime victories and earnings of $963,285.

From just two full crops, Northern Bailey has already produced multiple stakes winner and track‐record‐holder Waiting On A Woman (3, 1:58.4h, $56,510), and 2011 two‐year old Atlantic Breeders Crown champion My
Daisy Duke (2, Q2:04.4, $24,054).

Northern Bailey stands in 2012 at Meridian Farms in Milton, Prince Edward Island. Foals are eligible to the Atlantic Sires Stakes and Maritime
Breeders.