Chesapeake Farm, one of the leading independent breeding and sales operations in Kentucky, is pleased to showcase its consignment to the 2005 Fasig-Tipton July Summer Yearling Sale.
The first major yearling sale of the season will be held at the Fasig-Tipton facilities in Lexington, Kentucky on July 18-19. A total of 679 yearlings have been […]

This racy chestnut colt has a lot going for him, and his upside potential as a future pinhook and runner is immense.
This unnamed colt is from the second crop of Yes It's True, the Leading Freshman Sire of 2004 whose first crop included Champagne Stakes (G1) winner Proud Accolade and Hollywood Juvenile Championship Stakes […]

By one of the most underrated sires in the Stud Book, this athletic dark bay colt figures to be a pinhooker's dream.
This unnamed colt is by the great Cherokee Run, the 1994 Champion Sprinter whose breeding career has lived up to - and perhaps surpassed - his exploits on the racetrack.
Cherokee Run is […]

A potential sales-topper! Quite simply, this impressive dark bay or brown colt possess all the tools - looks, conformation and pedigree - to be any kind of runner.
This attractive colt is from the first crop of 2002 Champion Sprinter Orientate, whose victories on the track included the 2002 Breeders' Cup Sprint (G1) and Forego […]

This beautiful chestnut filly is a daughter of 2001 Horse of the Year and exciting freshman sire Point Given. Standing at Three Chimneys Farm for a fee of $50,000, Point Given is a multiple Grade 1 and Classic winner of nearly $4 million, and his yearlings at public auction have sold for an average of […]

Chesapeake Farm, a perennial top breeding and sales operation in Kentucky, was represented by its first juvenile winner of 2005 when Meadow Blue won the first race at Delaware Park on June 15.
By Meadow Monster out of Arboresque (Cure the Blues), Meadow Blue won at first asking for owner Paul Fowler Jr. and trainer […]