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| colour =
Dark Brown
| breeder = Ryehill Farm
| owner =
August Belmont IV
| trainer =
Woody Stephens
| record = 21: 6-4-3
| earnings= $542,190
| race =
Prince John Stakes (1983)
Derby Trial (1983)
American Classic Race wins:Belmont Stakes (1983)
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|updated= September 23, 2007
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Caveat (foaled 1980 in
Maryland) was an
American thoroughbred stallion racehorse. Bred by Ryehill Farm, he was sired by
Kentucky Derby winner
Cannonade out of the The Axe mare, Cold Hearted.
Owned by
August Belmont IV and trained by
Woody Stephens, as a two year old Caveat placed second in the
Grade II Lane's End Breeders' Futurity Stakes with
Eddie Maple aboard.
At three, he was second in the
Arkansas Derby but won the
Derby Trial and the
Prince John Stakes. Then in May, he was third, behind
Sunny's Halo, in the
Kentucky Derby. Five weeks later, he won the
Belmont Stakes against a record field of 15 horses, straining a
ligament in his right
foreleg at the top of the stretch while doing it. The injury would be the cause of his eventual retirement.
Retirement
Caveat was retired in August, 1983, and syndicated as a stallion. Very successful, he sired
Arlington Million winner
Awad, Timely Warning, Cefis, Warning Glance, Ratings, and Ops Smile.
As a broodmare sire, he sired Beware of the Cat, dam of
Belmont Stakes winner
Editor's Note.
Caveat died in February, 1995, at Northview Stallion Station, in Maryland.
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