Modern Art’s highly anticipated two-year-olds amassed over $554,000 in OSS earnings in 2008, ranking him the third leading sire of both colts & fillies.

Leading the way were:

OSS Gold Winner
Arts Star p, 2, 1:54.3s’ 08 ($185,800)

OSS Gold Final Winner
Surrealist p, 2, 1:55f’ 08 ($119,260)

Battle Of Waterloo Elimination Winner
Josh Seelster p, 2 ($115,500)

Battle Of Waterloo Elimination Winner
Daylon Artist p, 2, 1:57.2h’ 08 ($47,600)

OSS Grassroots Winners
Ponder Seelster p, 2, 1:59h’ 08 ($38,820)
Joint Effort p, 2, 1:57.4h’ 08 ($32,450)
The Ladies Man p, 2, 1:58.3h’ 08 ($31,500)

A son of the great Artsplace and out of Western Hanover’s full sister, Wendy M Hanover p, 2, 1:56.1; 3, 1:54 ($337,132), Modern Art’s offspring possess his impeccable conformation, athleticism and great attitude.

At two, Modern Art paced 6 miles in 1:53 or better and concluded his freshman year with a mark of 1:51.3, standing a remarkable 6-6-0 in 13 starts for earnings of $741,553.

In his sophomore campaign, Modern Art paced to a life’s mark of 1:50.2 and earned $313,680. His victories include the Woodrow Wilson, the New Jersey Classic, the Niatross, the Bluegrass Stakes and the Simpson Stakes.

Purchased as a yearling for $155,000, Modern Art competed against and beat the best pacing colts in North America, including Camelot Hall, Holborn Hanover, I Am A Fool, Metropolitan, Timesareachanging, and Western Terror.

Trainer Joe Holloway, who has harnessed such champion pacers as Jenna’s Beach Boy and She’s A Great Lady, had this to say about Modern Art:

“I thought Modern Art was a great racehorse. With his combination of early speed, conformation and pedigree, I think he will be a great sire.”

Modern Art’s offspring will look to take on the best in the world in 2009!

Multiple Mare Discount
Foals OSS, Canadian Breeders & Breeders Crown Eligible.