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00:00The TD and Writer's Room, brought to you by the Pennsylvania Horse Breeders Association,

00:04the PHBA.

00:05The breeding sheds opened on Saturday, and as we told you last week, there are 10 new

00:09stallions who are now plying their trade in the state of Pennsylvania.

00:14And one of those, we're going to introduce you to right now, by the name of Tyson.

00:19Tyson won a couple of big stakes at Woodbine in 2023.

00:23He was Canada's champion older horse.

00:25He won the Seagram's Cup and the Dominion Day Stakes.

00:28But he didn't just succeed and run well at Woodbine.

00:30He was also third in the Jockey Club Gold Cup at Saratoga.

00:34He's the son of Tappet.

00:35He hails from the female family of Grade 1 winners streaming, and he stands for $3,500

00:41in the great state of PA at Stone Jug Ranch.

00:45So you can breed to a Pennsylvania stallion, foal in Pennsylvania, and earn a 40% Breeders

00:50Award paid to 1st through 3rd in every Pennsylvania race, along with the eligibility to run in

00:55those PA-bred, or PA-sired, stallion series that we tell you about periodically.

01:02And who is the poster child for those PA-bred awards?

01:06Uptown Charlie Brown, PA's leading stallion.

01:10His progeny have amassed $2 million in bonuses for their owners just over the last two years

01:17alone.

01:18That's $73,000 in average earnings per starter, all for a fee to breed to Uptown Charlie Brown

01:26of just $3,000 at Mountain Springs Farm.

01:30To earn more, you can call the PHBA.

01:33There's your number, 610-444-1050.

01:34I think I have that number memorized by now.

01:40PA-bred, I think we've built a brand at this point.

01:46There's excitement at every step.

01:50Roses for Deborah just set a new track record.

01:53On average, for the past decade, Pennsylvania paid over $28 million a year in Breeders Awards,

01:59restricted races, and owner bonuses.

02:02Plus, PA-breds shine on the world's biggest stage.

02:05Just three states have bred more Breeders Cup winners.

02:08Learn more at pabred.com.