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Pensioned sire A. P Jet dies at 21

Friday, July 2nd, 2010

Pensioned stallion A. P Jet died on June 9, four years after suffering near-fatal injuries in a fight with fellow sire Gold Token at Sugar Maple Farm in Poughquag, New York.

A. P Jet, the leading stallion in New York in 2005, was 21. He was pensioned after the 2006 incident.

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One Response to “Pensioned sire A. P Jet dies at 21”

MaryAnn S says:

July 26, 2010 at 3:52 pm

I AM SO SORRY,HE WAS QUITE A HORSE, I HAVE A FILLY THAT I BRED BY HIM, STARJETTA SHE IS 2FOR2 ON THE GRASS SHE WON A RACE AT SARATOGA,YESTERDAY,HE LEFT A WONDERFUL LEGISY.

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Pensioned sire A. P Jet dies at 21

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