At 2: 1st Surf S.
At 3: 1st Belmont S., Toboggan H., Kearney S.; 2nd Withers S., Tidal S.
At 4: 1st Kearney H.(DH), Westchester Highweight H.; 2nd Culver H., Omnium H., First Special, Ocean H.

retired to Belmont's Nursery Stud
euthanized June 17, 1917 after developing paralysis of his hindquarters

By 1902 he led the General Sire list with only 2 & 3YOs racing, unprecedented at the time. Leading sire in North America (1902, 1908)
Reportedly buried without his hide, which had been tanned and turned into a robe, same as St. Blaise
buried in an unmarked grave near fellow Nursery Stud stallions The Ill-Used and St. Blaise
sire of Fair Play
Noted for terrible temper.