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CAREER HIGHLIGHTS & NOTES:

Purchased for $250,000 at Lexington Select Sale in October of 2011 Sire Somebeachsomewhere won 2008 Cup
One of three Somebeachsomewhere colts in 2013 Cup, along with Apprentice Hanover and Sunshine Beach
Named Dan Patch and O’Brien Award winner as top two-year-old colt pacer in the United States and Canada
One of two Cup starters, along with Wake Up Peter, bred by White Birch Farm of Allentown, New Jersey
2013 Cup field’s leading money winner with $967,570

At two:
Won eight of 10 starts, including $1 million Metro Pace (September 1), Woodrow Wilson (August 4) and Nassagaweya (August 18), earning $911,277 Set then-career mark of 1:49.2 in Metro Finished third to Rockin Amadeus and Wake Up Peter in Breeders Crown, October 27 at Woodbine, after easily winning eliminations

At three:
Won Pennsylvania Sires Stake, May 19 at Pocono Downs in season debut
Won Cup eliminations in career best 1:48.4 on June 8 at Mohawk, defeating Captive Audience by three-quarters of a length

Follow the #GoCaptain2014 All-Star Campaign. We pay tribute to The "Captain" as he finishes out his amazing career on the track in 2014.

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Trained by Tony Alagna and driven by Tim Tetrick for the Captaintreacherous Racing ownership group, he joined Rocknroll Hanover and Gallo Blue Chip as the only horses to win the Breeders Crown, North America Cup, and Meadowlands Pace in the same season.

Won his first pari-mutuel start on July 27, 2012 at the Meadowlands in 1:52.2, starting a
winning streak of eight in a row.

Captaintreacherous, who won 13 of 16 races and $2.05 million last season as a 3-year-old, became the first horse to win back-to-back Pacer of the Year honors since Jenna’s Beach Boy in 1995-96. He joined Niatross as the only horses to accomplish the feat at ages 2 and 3.
Pacer Bret Hanover was honored at ages 2, 3 and 4 with the Horse of the Year Award from 1964-66.

The "Captain" received his second consecutive Pacer of the Year Award. His wins included the Breeders Crown, North America Cup, Meadowlands Pace, Max Hempt Memorial, Cane Pace and American-National Stakes.

The "Captain" won eight of 10 races and became the first 2-year-old pacer in history to win with three sub-1:50 miles.

He joined Rocknroll Hanover and Gallo Blue Chip as the only horses to win the Breeders Crown, North America Cup, and Meadowlands Pace in the same season.

News

A pair of captains are retiring at the end of their 2014 seasons. While it is hard to compare man to horse, both Derek Jeter and Captaintreacherous have displayed the intangibles and sheer determination ingrained in all winning athletes, human or equine. While Jeter’s athletic prowess has[...]

The match-up everyone was waiting for on the Saturday Mohegan Sun at Pocono Downs card between Captaintreacherous and Foiled Again never quite materialized, and in fact the final result was a shocker with neither top older pacer in the winner’s circle[...]

Freehold, NJ --- As the 2013 racing season came to an end, the most anticipated race of the year featured the sport’s most recent Pacer of the Year Award winners -- Captaintreacherous and Foiled Again.
On Saturday, the two[...]

Reigning U.S. Pacer of the Year Captaintreacherous kicked off his four-year-old campaign in dramatic fashion by overcoming an outside post 10 start and holding off his stablemate, Odds On Equuleus, down the stretch to win the $100,000 Meadowlands Maturity on Friday night at Meadowlands Racetrack[...]

As the 2013 harness racing season came to a close, the then 3-year-old Captaintreacherous headed to the Meadowlands for a race against the sport’s best older male pacers.

Although “The Captain” finished sixth in that race -- the $512,000 TVG Free for All Championship won by ageless Foiled Again -- trainer Tony Alagna was happy with what he saw[...]