sackatoga stable造句

• Along with seven members from Sackets Harbor, on Lake Ontario, they own Sackatoga Stable.
• Owner : Sackatoga Stable, managed by Jackson Knowlton ( first Derby win in initial start ).
• Funny Cide is owned by Sackatoga Stable, a 10-member group from upstate New York.
• A consortium of high sc ` oOh buddies from upstate New York form the core of Sackatoga Stable.
• Tagg and Sackatoga Stable will each receive a $ 50, 000 bonus for running in the Haskell.
• The horse owned by Sackatoga Stable of upstate New York fought illness this summer but appears healthy again.
• The 2003 Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner already has earned Sackatoga Stables more than $ 2.5 million.
• His owners are high school buddies from upstate New York who kicked in $ 5, 000 to start Sackatoga Stable.
• "We want Belmont to be the best race ever, " said Jack Knowlton, managing partner for Sackatoga Stable.
• "We're disappointed with the performance, " said co-owner Jack Knowlton, managing partner of Sackatoga Stable.
• Jack Knowlton, managing partner for Sackatoga Stable, agreed that Funny Cide's future career would be at the track with Tagg.
• Dorothy Knowlton, wife of Sackatoga Stable managing partner Jack Knowlton, will open the Funny Cide Store in their home city of Saratoga Springs.
• Tagg, the trainer, and the Sackatoga Stable, comprised of men of moderate means, acquired Funny Cide after the deed was done.
• The win was worth $ 600, 000 for Sackatoga Stable and boosted Funny Cide's bankroll to $ 3, 174, 485.
• He then won the Preakness Stakes and continues to produce income for Sackatoga Stable, with career earnings of more than $ 2.5 million.
• Funny Cide is owned by Sackatoga Stable, a 10-person group from upstate New York who paid $ 75, 000 for the gelding.
• "We're not pleased with that, " said Jack Knowlton, managing partner of Sackatoga Stables, which owns Funny Cide.
• Jockey Jose Santos was there, along with assistant trainer Robin Smullen, Sackatoga Stable general partner Jack Knowlton, and three of the other nine owners.
• The victory was Tagg's first of the meeting ( from 12 starts ) and the first at Saratoga by a horse owned by the Sackatoga Stable.
• "We know we're up against it, " said Jack Knowlton, the managing partner of Sackatoga Stable, which owns Funny Cide.