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Welcome to Premier Acres! Premier Acres is a northern Indiana stallion station offering some of the hottest breeding lines in harness racing. For the 2026 season we have added Indiana champion and Grand Circuit winner Sabonis, Mohawk Million champion Oh Well and proven sire of speed Odds On Equuleus to our roster, joining Best In Show, Capt Midnight, Gruesome Twosome, Loubet, Temporal Hanover and You Know You Do.
Muscle Hill-Fine Tuned Lady-Cantab Hall 2, 1:53.1m; 3, 1:51.2m, BT 1:50.2 ($1,566,614) Hambletonian runner-up comes to the Hoosier State Premier Acres is pleased to stand Mohawk Million winner Oh Well for the 2026 breeding season. A former $530,000 yearling, the trotter also picked up freshman wins in the New Jersey Sire Stakes Final and New Jersey Classic. As a sophomore he captured the Stanley Dancer and Bluegrass while finishing second in both his Hambletonian elimination and final. At four he was runner-up in the Maple Leaf Trot anf Ceasars Trotting Classic. 2026 Stud Fee: $4,000 | Download contract
Tellitlikeitis-Gypsy Bellevue-Roll With Joe p, 2, 1:55.1s; 3, 1:48.2s; 4, 1:47.3 ($814,233) Indian champion and Dan Patch Stakes winner! Indiana racing fans are all too familiar with pacing sensation Sabonis. As a sophomore, the son of Tellitlikeitis collected 15 wins in 17 starts, along the way picking up victories in the Carl Milstein Memorial and Jenna's Beach Boy. As a four year old, Sabonis took his mark winning the Graduate Series Final at The Meadowlands. He would return to his home turf and score a decisive win in the $300,000 Dan Patch Stakes. 2026 Stud Fee: $3,500 | Download contract
Art Major-Latte Lady-Jenna's Beach Boy p, 2, 1:50m; 3, Q1:50.1m; 1:47.3m ($935,816) Sire of harness racing's fastest freshman Odds On Equuleus returns to Indiana after two seasons in the Bluegrass State. The fourth fastest son of Art Major has proven to be a sire of speed, with nearly 80 percent of the registered foals from his first five crops making it to the track as starters. Last season over 78 percent of his starters were winners, with over 70 percent of all starters reaching the winner's circle in 2024. Odds On Equuleus has a reputation for producing swift progeny including Odds On Mr Mamba p,2, 1:47.4s-'25 ($314,405), the fastest two-year-old in the sport's history. 2026 Stud Fee: $2,000 or $1,400 upfront | Download contract
Bettor's Delight-Put On A Show-Rocknroll Hanover p, 2, 1:54.1s; 3, 1:48m ($672,240) Half-brother to Little Brown Jug champ Its My Show! Mares bred to Best In Show with a mark of 1:52 or better qualify for a $500 discount. Also, any mare with earnings in excess of $250,000 will receive a $500 discount. In addition, any mare who's foal has a mark of 1:53 or better at age two will receive a $1,000 rebate. All qualifying offers can be combined. This is your opportunity to buy into a family of champions. Sire Bettor's Delight and dam Put On A Show are each in the Hall of Fame, as are each of their sires and dams. Book your mare to Best In Show today! 2026 Stud Fee: $3,500 | Download contract
Captaintreacherous-It Was Fascination-American Ideal p, 2, 1:49.4s; 3, 1:48.3s, BT 1:47.2m ($551,567) At the time of his retirement, Capt Midnight was the second-richest son of the great Captaintreacherous. A $350,000 yearling purchse, he paced in 1:49.4 in three of 10 freshman starts. As a sohpomore he registered miles of 1:49.4 or faster in 14 of 15 starts. He competed against Grand Circuit horses that will go down as some of the sport's greatest and held his own, reaching the finals of the Meadowlands Pace, Cane Pace, Adios, North America Cup and qualifying for the final of the Little Brown Jug. At three, Capt Midnight paced second to Tall Dark Stranger in the Cane Pace, clocking a 1:47.4 mile. He was second to Warrawee Vital in the Bluegrass Stake, pacing in 1:47.2, and also runner-up to Party Girl Hill at Lexington, timed in 1:47.3. 2026 Stud Fee: Private Treaty
You Know You Do-All Set Lets Go-Donato Hanover 2, 1:53.4s; 3, 1:52.1s ($729,913) Breeding and racing in 2026! Bred, owned and trained in Indiana, Gruesome Twosome will stand at Premier Acres for the 2026 breeding season before embarking on his five year old campaign. That trotter was one of the state's brightest stars at ages two and three. He is known for his versatile racing style, winning while on the lead, first up or coming from off the pace and sprinting to the wire. Over his freshman and sophomore campaigns, Gruesome Twosome registered wins in 18 of 26 starts, closing out his three-year-old campaign with seven wins in eight stakes starts. As a four year old he was timed in 1:50.4 in limited starts. Breed to a proven Indiana champion! 2026 Stud Fee: $4,000
Sweet Lou-Atsallrite Hanover-Rocknroll Hanover p, 2, 1:49.3 ($161,738) The only son of Sweet Lou standing in Indiana Premier Acres is pleased to stand the only son of Sweet Lou in the state of Indiana for the third season! Making only 16 career starts, Loubet showed tremendous ability, winning in 1:49.3 as a freshman and capturing the Kindergarten Classic Series final. As a sophomore he hit the board in PASS action at The Meadows. One of the most highly-touted young pacers from the Ron Burke barn, injuries kept Loubet from realizing his potential on the track. He comes from a winning family, sired by the red-hot Sweet Lou, sire of Horse of the Year Confederate, Loua Dipa and Louprint. He has been well received in Indiana, with strong books in his first two seasons. Place your bets on Loubet! 2026 Stud Fee: $4,000 | Download contract
Walner-Think Twice-Cantab Hall 2, 1:53.2m; 3, 1:52.2s ($972,166) His first crop debuts in 2026! From the first crop of top trotting sire Walner, Temporal Hanover offers breeders a royal pedigree and proven results on the track. He raced two seasons, finishing on the board in 19 of 25 starts for trainer Marcus Melander. A five-time winner at two, Temporal Hanover captured a Champlain division and was an open lengths winner in his Internaional Stallion Stakes split. At three, he captured the $310,000 Zweig and $300,000 Earl Beal Jr. Memorial and finished second in the $430,000 Kentucky Futurity, $240,000 NJSS final and finished a neck back in a Bluegrass division, trotting in 1:50.2. Temporal Hanover raced third in the $1,000,000 Hambletonian final. His first crop averaged $22,256 at auction, with three yearlings bringing $100,000 or more at the Midwest Standardbred Horse Sale. 2026 Stud Fee: $8,500 | Download contract
Muscle Hill-YOu Want Me-Credit Winner 2, 1:54,2; 3, 1:53.2f, BT 1:50.1 ($510,257) Small books have produced big results You Know You Do's first four crops have produced strong results from smaller books in Indiana. The son of Muscle Hill was represented by winners of nearly $1.5 million in 2025. More than two-thirds of his starters last season reached the winner's circle. You Know You Do's crops have earned a combined $4.8 million, and he has produced 15 $100,000 earners, with 16 timed in 1:55 or better led by Gruesome Twosome 3, 1:52.1s ($729,913). Sophomore Operator finished first or second in 12 of 17 seasonal starts. The gelding's six wins included triumphs in Indiana Sires Stakes action and a Circle City division. He was runner-up in the G3 Langley Memorial and third in the G2 Carl Erskine while earning $247,075. Omg Am I Ok led all freshman winners from the sire. The filly won multiple Indiana Sires Stakes legs on her way to a six-figure campaign. 2026 Stud Fee: $4,000 | Download contract |
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