Caledon, ON — Winbak Farm of Ontario and the Artspeak syndicate are proud to jointly announce that Artspeak’s book is full and closed for 2019.

“Artspeak has been very well received in Ontario,” said Pat Woods, Winbak Farm of Ontario Manager.

Artspeak p,2,1:50.2s; 3,1:47.4 ($1,628,762), was both the Dan Patch and O’Brien 2-year-old Colt Pacer of the Year in 2014. At 2, he won a Bluegrass Series division, Governor’s Cup final, Metro Pace elimination and final, Nassagaweya Stakes division and New Jersey Sire Stakes leg and final. At 3, he won a Breeders Crown elimination, Max Hempt Memorial elimination, New Jersey Sire Stakes leg and final, Simcoe Stakes division and Tattersalls Stakes division.

Artspeak’s first crop is now 2. His first crop and second crops are Pennsylvania-eligible.

“After talking to trainers, the training reports seem to be very good for Artspeak’s 2-year-olds,” said Woods.

“We are greatly anticipating Artspeak’s offspring hitting the track in 2019,” said Art Zubrod, Brittany Farm Manager.

Artspeak’s first Ontario crop is being born in 2019.

“Ontario breeders are extremely happy with the conformation and athleticism that the foals are showing,” said Woods. “Several breeders have already booked and bred their mares back to him.”

Any questions about Artspeak should be directed to Winbak of Ontario at 905.838.2145. For additional information on Winbak stallions, visit www.winbakfarm.com.