Artsplace

Artsplace was a standardbred stallion known for his exceptional speed and influence on the breed. Foaled in 1988, he was sired by Abercrombie out of the mare Miss Elly Hanover.

Artsplace enjoyed a stellar racing career, earning over $3 million on the track. He was renowned for his versatility, excelling on both half-mile and mile tracks. His major victories included the Breeders Crown, the American-National Stakes, and the William Haughton Memorial.

Following his racing career, Artsplace became a highly sought-after stallion. He consistently ranked among the leading sires of standardbreds, producing numerous champions and stakes winners. His offspring were known for their speed, stamina, and intelligence. Some of his most notable progeny include Art Major, Somebeachsomewhere, and If I Can Dream.

Artsplace's impact on the standardbred breed is significant and enduring. He is widely regarded as one of the most influential sires in the history of harness racing. His bloodlines continue to be highly valued and sought after by breeders around the world. He died in 2012.