-
stables in
England and
South Africa, plus in Aiken,
South Carolina where his
Cragwood Stables was
named for his
estate in Far Hills, New Jersey.
Primarily trained...
- the
first catalytic converter. The
couple had
numerous homes,
including Cragwood, a 1920s neo-Georgian
mansion in Far Hills, New Jersey,
where they raised...
- by
Charles W. Engelhard, Jr.,
owner of Nijinsky, Halo
raced under his
Cragwood Stable banner.
After having little success at age two
racing on dirt tracks...
- racehorse.
Owned by
Charles W.
Engelhard Jr., who
raced him
under his
Cragwood Stables nom de course,
Tentam won
Grade 1
races and on
August 11, 1973...
- Mc****n 1+1⁄8 1:49.20 1968
Alley Fighter Laffit Pincay Jr.
James W.
Maloney Cragwood Stables 1+1⁄8 1:49.00 1967
Ruken Fernando Alvarez Clyde Turk
Louis R. Rowan...
-
Shakis (2007, 2008) 2 -
Qurbaan (2018, 2019) Most wins by an owner: 6 –
Cragwood Stables (1966, 1969 (2), 1971, 1973 (2)) Most wins by a jockey: 7 – Jerry...
- 13⁄16 1:56.40 $33,540 1970
Protanto 3
Chuck Baltazar MacKenzie Miller Cragwood Stables 13⁄16 1:55.20 $37.830 1969 Ship
Leave 3 John L. Rotz
Angel Penna...
-
Wanderers and Wayfarers" (1967); "The Maya
Scribe and His World" (1971); and a
Cragwood Miscellany (1993),
highlights from the
library of Jane Engelhard. The Life...
- (1996, 2004) Most wins by an owner: 2 –
Hasty House Farm (1962, 1974) 2 –
Cragwood Stables (1967, 1969) 2 –
Ogden Phipps (1970, 1976) 2 – Pin Oak
Stable (2004...
- was a good-looking bay mare bred in
Kentucky by the
Engelhard family's
Cragwood Estates. She was
sired by Habitat, an American-bred, British-raced miler...
