VILLAGE JOLT (CA)
Service Fee: $2,200 (inc GST)
Country of Foaling: CA
Stakemoney: $US1,793,280
Best Time: 1:50.8MS
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Village Jolt is a nicely-credentialed Cams Card Shark line stallion, who was the North American 2YO of the Year and a Breeders Crown Champion. Village Jolt was a fabulous racehorse taking to the track on 28 occasions for eleven wins and eight places with total earnings of $1.7 million. Scroll down for detail on his outstanding race career.
In Australia, he is the sire of 221 starters in Australia for 151 individual winners with average earnings $38,555 per starter - over 16 times his service fee! Overall his progeny locally have won more than $8.52m - a true quiet achiever of the breeding scene.
His service fee for this season will be $2,200 inc GST.
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Futurity Eligibility: Australasian Breeders Crown, NSW Breeders Challenge, Bathurst Gold Crown, Vicbred (where mare is inseminated & foaled down and the foal notified in Victoria [Platinum] or South Australia-Tasmania [Basic])
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Payment Terms: Payable on 42 day positive test
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Some of Village Jolt's standout performers to date are:
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IMPRINCESSGEMMA (M) 2,1:54.8, 1:53.3, 1:51.2 (OS) ($664,000) - 46 wins including GR2 Vicbred Platinum, Ladyship Pace. (In The Pocket)
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MISTER SPOT 1:55.1, 1:49.6 (OS) ($408,000) - 30 wins including 3YO metropolitan races; 2nd in GR1 Westbred 2YO CG Final. (Northern Luck)
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JUMPING JOLT 1:53.1 ($205,000) - 28 wins including Gawler Derby, Australian Female Drivers Championship heat, 2YO Southern Cross heat and semi-final, SA Sires Produce. (Modern Art)
MONSIEUR DELACOUR 1:53.5 ($202,000) - 19 wins (Die Laughing)
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MYNAMESKENNY 3,1:55.4 ($199,000) - 21 wins including Bunbury Diggers Cup, multiple metropolitan races including 3YO. (Barnett Hanover)
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LIGHTNING JOLT 2,1:57.4; 3,1:56.4; 1:55.8 ($184,000) - 16wins including multiple metropolitan races; 3rd GR1 Westbred 2YO C&G Final. (Barnett Hanover)
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CHRISTMAS JOLT 2,1:54.6 ($173,000) - 17 wins including 2YO Premiere Stakes, 2YO C&G Shepparton Classic, Vicbred Super Series 2YO C&G semi final. (Christian Cullen)
FINAL PEACE 3,1:55.4, 1:53.9 ($168,000) - 11 wins including SA Oaks; 3rd Breeders Crown 3YO Fillies Final. (Peace Of Art)
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ARMA THE GUN 3,1:51.5 ($162,000) - 16 wins including Flaming Star, NSW Breeders Challenge 3YO C&G semi final. (Badlands Hanover)
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YARRAMAN BELLA (M) 3,1:55.4, 1:52.1 ($164,000) - 14 wins including GROUP 1 Riverina Mares Championship, Charlie Furina Memorial, Red Ochre Fillies & Mares Classic heat. (Artesian)
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IMTHEVILLAGESTAR 3,1:55.7, 1:51.9 ($133,000) - 13 wins including Golden Gig Series Final, Kriden Park Drivers Invitational, Gold Tiara heat. (Rustler Hanover)
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KEAYANG EBONYROSE (M) 1:53.9 ($116,000) - 14 wins including Terang Silver Vase, Breeders Crown 3YO Fillies heat, Vicbred Platinum Mares Spring Championship heat, Melton Mares Championship Final. (Albert Albert)
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USAIN JOLT 1:56.6 ($105,000) - 11 wins including GR3 Dandy Patch Final, . (Die Laughing)
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EASTER JOLT 2,1:58.5 ($45,000) - 3 wins including GR3 Breeders Plate. (Christian Cullen)
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In his racing debut, Village Jolt won the $120,000 Goshen Cup at The Meadowlands from off the pace in 1:53.3. He returned the following week to win a $45,000 New Jersey Sire Stakes in 1:54.3 again at The Meadowlands leading every step of the way.
In the first major Grand Circuit Stake of the season, Village Jolt dug in down the stretch to win his elimination for the prestigious Woodrow Wilson at The Meadowlands in 1:52.3.
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The next week in the $432,000 Final, he was once again driven by Hall of Famer Ron Pierce who quickly put the colt in the lead to reach the first quarter in :27.3 and the half-mile marker in :55.4. VILLAGE JOLT then drew away down the stretch to win impressively by open lengths in 1:51.3 with a last quarter in :27.3.
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Village Jolt's next start was a winning effort in his elimination for the upcoming Metro Stake at Woodbine. In the $933,000 Final of that event, Village Jolt finished second by less than a length to Rocknroll Hanover in a two-year-old World Record 1:49.4.
Village Jolt became a millionaire with his victory in the $829,000 Breeders Crown for two year old colts. Regular pilot Ron Pierce took command early from post nine and never looked back through fractions of :27, :57, 1:24.4 and hit the wire in 1:51.1 with more than a four length advantage.
"He was just super good tonight. He's got great gate speed and was full of pace. He won the Woodrow Wilson in June and the Breeders Crown in late October - what more could you ask from a colt" stated Pierce.
Village Jolt won six of 10 starts at two and for his efforts, was crowned that year's 2-Year-Old Champion at the O'Brien Awards in Canada as well as being voted the U.S. 2 Year-Old Colt Pacer of the Year. He was also the richest 2-year-old of that season.
Village Jolt returned at 3 continuing his winning form. In his first start of the season, he turned in great performance in the $36,000 New Jersey Sire Stakes winning in 1:51.2 after taking the lead just past the first quarter and never looking back.
Village Jolt was nothing short of brilliant when he captured one of the coveted jewels in the Triple Crown - the Adios Stake. Village Jolt won his elimination heat over The Meadows five-eighths mile track in a very quick 1:51.3 and returned less than 2 hours later to take the $321,000 Adios Final with authority - leading every step of the way in 1:52.3.
The Little Brown Jug was next up for VILLAGE JOLT. He won his elimination over the Delaware, Ohio four furlong oval in 1:53.1 leading the entire mile. He returned for the $307,000 Final that same afternoon making his move on the outside at the three-quarter pole sitting three wide and crossed the wire to be a strong second by a half-length finishing ahead of Rocknroll Hanover.
In his division for the Progress Stake raced over Dover's five furlong track, Village Jolt shot up on the outside to grab the lead during a :26.3 opening panel and controlled the action the rest of the way to win under wraps with a :28 final quarter to win in a thrilling 1:50.4 - a new lifetime mark.
Owned by Jules and Arlene Siegel of Pennsylvania and Jeffrey Snyder of New York, who also owns his sire, Cams Card Shark as well as Rocknroll Hanover and Well Said, Village Jolt was retired after his 3-year-old season to stand at the Siegel's Fashion Farms. At the time of his retirement, he was the richest and fastest 2-year-old ever sired by Cam's Cark Shark with career stats of 11 wins, 5 seconds and 3 thirds and over $1.6 million in earnings.
A handsome, dark bay stallion standing 16 hands, Village Jolt is by the prolific Cam's Card Shark who has sired 457 in 1:55 or faster, 850 in 2:00 and the winners of over $105 million.
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