Waldorf Hall stands his first season in Indiana in 2017 and brings strong connections to some of harness racing’s best families and brightest stars. This 31-time winner is a son of Conway Hall, the sire of such stalwarts as millionaires Wishing Stone, Windsong’s Legacy, Win Missy B, Habitat, and talented sophomore Dayson 3, 1:51.2m-’16 ($662,120). Waldorf Hall is out of Credit Winner mare Winners Only. Credit Winner mares have produced top trotting talent in Breeders Crown winner Bar Hopping 3, 1:51.4m ($1,292,433) and International Trot champion Resolve 5, 1:50.2m ($2,256,678).

On the track, Waldorf Hall was a durable racehorse, competing for eight seasons, averaging more than 20 starts per year, and winning at least once each season. He raced third in the Zweig Memorial, trotting in 1:55.3, and was also third in the Galt Stake and a Yonkers Trot finalist. As a four year old, this trotter raced third in the Vincennes, clocking a 1:52.4 mile, and he took his mark at age five. Waldorf Hall is a brother to War Cry Hall 3, 1:55.2s; 1:52.2f ($556,326).

Service Fee 2018: Private Treaty