ABOUT STAR TRACK STABLE Sire ReferenceStar Track Stable was started in 1960 and has raced for nearly a half century. The original founder of the Star Track Stable was Estelle Winston whose passion for the racing business has carried over into the fourth generation of the Winston Family. Marshall Winston, her son and Peter Winston her grandson carry on the tradition started by the matriarch of the family racing business with a focus on the New York Breeding Program. Additional information regarding Star Tack Stable can be found by clicking here on the Star Track Farm link. The racing stock commence their racing activities at the New York upstate venue at Finger Lakes, a racetrack where the Winston racing stock has won many stakes races often a multitude of times. The progeny of these homebred races horse families are the backbone of the racing stable. The mares offered for partnership are all half sisters or full sister to stakes winners, a standard that is the very fabric that produces well for Star Track Stable. Within the first generation of the mares are the names and resumes of significant races horses as well as New York bred champions which are prevalent in these pedigrees. Jack Betta Be Rite, a Winston family foundation mare is honored for her achievements as a racehorse and producer at Finger Lakes and Belmont Park with stakes races that are run in her honor. Star Track Stable distaff families abound with Graded Stakes performance close up in the families are significant runners of Grade One quality to include the legendary Kentucky Derby hero Barbaro, and Saratoga Grade One Stakes winners Circular Quay and Circle of Life. These distaff families also are sired by significant runners to include Horse of the Year, Multiple Champion and Classic winner, the immortal Spectacular Bid, the number 10 ranked racehorse of the 20th Century; Fit to Fight, the 1984 winner of the Metropolitan Handicap, Suburban Handicap, and Brooklyn Handicap, one of only four horses to win New York's Handicap Triple Crown the others being Whisk Broom II (1913), Tom Fool (1953 ) and Kelso (1961); Concern winner of the 1994 Breeders' Cup Classic, and the classic winner of the 1985 English Two Thousand Guineas, Shadeed. The addition of Peter Fox and Robert Fox to the Star Track Stable Team provides still more New York Racing experience. The Fox Brothers campaigned the 1988 New York Broodmare of the Year, the stakes winning Fifties Galore who accounted for championship awards in 1988 when her progeny Scarlet Ibis and Claramount won two New York Bred Champion Awards each. Racing under Triple Fox Stable, the Fox Brothers were prominent on the New York scene for more than a quarter of a century at the NYRA racetracks. | 
