Bet winner Vegetarian season was purchased by Ryan Campbell’s RisenStorm Company from Calumet Ranch and will last through the 2022 season at Cabin Creek Ranch in Bernville, Pa. for a fee of $1,000 (medium and seed).
“Lent has meant so much to my family over the years. It’s hard to explain the excitement my daughters and I are experiencing knowing that the horse we cherished for the rest of our lives will last forever. I would like to thank Calumet for this opportunity and for the many years of his life when we have him in Indiana. We have chosen to send him to Cabin Creek Ranch in Pennsylvania. We have a long friendship with Maria at Cabin Creek and know that Lent is said by Ryan Campbell.
Lentenor, the full brother of the 2005 Kentucky Derby presented by Yum! Brands winner (G1) Barbaro, made a bet winner and placed a lot of bets Lift up ($276,281), as well as the winners, April’s No Fool ($150,020) and Cacahuete ($115,394) from a very limited draw of 31 ponies.
A 15-year-old son of Dynaformer, Lentenor raced as a cross for Roy and Gretchen Jackson’s Lael Barn. Lentenor broke her maiden at Gulfstream Park in the third start and fourth in the 2010 Florida Derby (G1), in his first outing on dirt roads.
He set a course record of 1:40.95 for 1 1/16 miles at Tampa Bay Downs in December 2011. In 2012, he won the Kitten Joy Stock on the Lawn at Colony Downs and finished fourth in the Cliff Hanger Stakes (G3T) at Monmouth Park. Lentenor has had 17 career starts, four wins and 10 money endings, with a total earnings of $184,406.
Lentenor retired in 2013 and took up horse duties at Calumet Ranch. He stood at the Indiana Stallion Stallion in Anderson, Ind. For 2020.
Lentenor is outside of Carson City’s La Ville Rouge mare which is placed on a level 2 deposit. In addition to being a blood brother to Barbaro, Lentenor is also a blood brother to bet winner Nicanor, bet winner Margano, and brother. The half brother of the winner of the Holy Ground bet.
