Meet more 2025 PA Stallions on the TDN Writers' Room

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00:00Well, Zoe, as always, the PHBA, thank you for the lead-in, is one of the sponsors of

00:05the TDN Writer's Room.

00:06And again, we're going to be talking about Meet the 2025 Pennsylvania Stallions.

00:11We've been doing that every week now.

00:12Now we look at the roster of Mountain Springs Farm in Palmyra, Pennsylvania, the state's

00:16largest thoroughbred stallion station.

00:19Leading their roster of stallions is Enticed, who stands for $5,000.

00:23He raced and formerly stood at Darley.

00:26Enticed is a sudden Medaglia d'Oro.

00:28He won graded stakes on turf and dirt at two and three, and he was even a top 10 first

00:33crop sire with 23 winners.

00:36Mountain Springs is also the home to Uptown Charlie Brown, Pennsylvania's leading stallion

00:41in both 2023 and 2024.

00:44Uptown Charlie Brown is the son of Limehouse.

00:47His progeny, as we've told you in the past, earned $2 million in Pennsylvania Breeders'

00:51Awards in the last two years alone.

00:54And Charlie stands for a $3,000 fee.

00:56Some of the other stallions there, Eastwood, go ahead and make my day, by Spicetown, 2023's

01:02leading PA stallion by average earnings, black type horses, and winners to starters.

01:07He stands for $2,000.

01:09Son of Kirlin, Alejandro, stands for $1,500.

01:11Beverly Park by Munnings, $1,500.

01:14Type 10, son of Tappet, stands for $2,500.

01:17Uncle Benny by Declaration of War, $2,500, and well spelled by Spellbinder at $1,500.

01:24To learn more about these stallions and much more about the Pennsylvania Breeding Program,

01:29you can take a look at the 2025 Stallion and Boarding Farm Directory online at pabred.com,

01:34or you can call that number, 610-444-1050.

01:38PA bred, I think we've built a brand at this point.

01:46It'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'

01:58Awards, restricted races, and owner bonuses.

02:01Plus, PA bred shine on the world's biggest stage.

02:04Just three states have bred more Breeders' Cup winners.

02:07Learn more at pabred.com.