Welcome to Cedar Meadow Thoroughbred Racing and Breeding Investments

Cedar Meadow has been a successful New York thoroughbred breeding and racing stable since 1990. We offer the interested thoroughbred investor the opportunity to experience racing first hand at the highest levels of the sport, in New York at Aqueduct, Belmont, and Saratoga, where we've consistently put investors in the winners circle. Cedar Meadow has over a 50% repeat business from our investor base. Pacem In Kristie - Cedar Meadow's first stakes winner

Icicle Charlie

Affordable... Annual investments can be as low as $5,000 for a 10% share.

Eye on the Bottom Line... Cedar Meadow always retains 50% interest in all of its racing prospects, so we are motivated to produce winners.

Take some time to browse our site and learn about us and our horses. If our approach to thoroughbred racing and breeding is something that might interest you, then please contact us. Belle Eternelle - A Cedar Meadow mare

Cedar Meadow's Winners Circle
Wisdom's Toll
Penn National 5/3/08

Breeze On
Penn National 6/15/07
Penn National 4/10/07
Penn National 3/21/07
Aqueduct 4/6/06
Belmont 5/28/05

Chute The Breeze
Penn National 3/29/06
Penn National 12/29/05
Finger Lakes 9/12/05
Finger Lakes 7/24/05
Finger Lakes 6/3/05
Mountaineer 2/20/05
Aqueduct 1/17/04
Belmont 10/10/03

Marco Groom
Belmont 5/6/05
Aqueduct 3/30/05

Icicle Charlie
Belmont 6/18/04
Aqueduct 2/11/04

Indian Wells Kenny
Philadelphia, 4/27/02
Aqueduct, 1/25/02

Our 2001 Winning Record

Cedar Meadow's Winners Circle
Secret Breeze
Filly Born April 25, 2007
Breezethruthetrees
Filly Born April 18, 2007
Bitta's Charm
Filly Born February 3, 2007

Photos courtesy of:
Adam and Bob Coglianese [NYRA Tracks]
Tom Cooley [Finger Lakes]
Brian Gill [Penn National Race Course]
Diamond B Stable
   
Equi-Photo [Philadelphia Park]
Jeff Kracke [JTV Design]
Barbara Livingston
Jo Ann Findley/Fawn Ridge Farm
5/3/08 Penn National Win
Going off at 4/5 Wisdom's Toll made every post a winner with a very decisive score in tonight's ninth at Penn National. Manny Chaves got her away from the gate in good order and then took hold and was dragged to the lead.
Breeze On
6/15/07 Penn National Win
Breeze On posts his third victory of 2007 with a 2 3/4 romp going a mile at Penn National.
Breeze On
4/10/07 Penn National Win
Breeze On won by the length of the stretch tonight.  He increased his career earnings to over $100,000!  His dam Breezethruthetrees now notches her 4th $100,000+ winner, including Chute the Breeze, Secret Breeze, and Peconic Breeze... and dang Icicle Charlie would have gone over $100,000 too.
Breeze On
3/21/07
Penn National Win

Breeze On made a powerful surge in the far turn and roared to the lead turning for home.  When it was all over Breeze On with Jorge Tipa aboard went under the finish line 7 1/2 lengths ahead of his nearest rival.  This was Breeze On's third career win and stretched his earnings over $97,000.
Breeze On
4/6/06
Aqueduct Win

Our hero Jean-Luc Samyn (below, right) won two races today and the last was on Breeze On who essentially made every post a winner wiring the field and setting off the following:
win price = $43.40
Jean-Luc Samyn
place price = $17.80
show price = $8.50
exacta = $333.50
trifecta = $2027.00
superfecta = $7,438.00
Pick 3 = $422.50
Pick 4 = $3873.00
Pick 5 = $842.00
Pick 6 = $182,540.00
Mike Sedlacek, if he could have gotten to his email before I did, would have warned you all, "careful, Paul is just going to be plain insufferable tonight."
Mike did a great job. He got Breeze On to run 11 or better. Thanks Mike.
Chute the Breeze
3/29/06
Penn National Win
Chute the Breeze scored his 9th career victory with a determined stretch run in the 7th race at Penn National on March 29th. Katie Lee piloted Chute the Breeze in the 1 1/8 mile starter allowance test. The John Wames, Michael Sedlacek team had Chute the Breeze primed for a return to a new career top which he ran by laying 4th behind the three dueling speed horses. In the backstretch he began his characteristic long striding move and had all but favorite Parthenon collared by the top of the stretch. Chute the Breeze used up the entire stretch before collaring his opponent by a neck in the final strides rewarding his backers with a $20 plus pari-mutuel. Katie Lee's reaction were: "he settled by himself;" "he knew when to make his run without really being asked;" and overall simply "awesome."
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