The Exceller Fund... Providing a Future Beyond the Finish LineSM

EXCELLER

  • In 1978 he defeated Seattle Slew and Affirmed in the Jockey Club Gold Cup
  • In 1978 he won 7 stakes races including the Jockey Club Gold Cup, Hollywood Gold Cup and Sunset Handicap
  • In 1997 he was nominiated to Racing's Hall of Fame
  • In 1997 he died in a slaughterhouse

    The Exceller Fund was created in memory of Exceller to provide funding for the purchase, care, retirement and adoption of Thoroughbreds that might otherwise meet the same fate.

    Please join us in helping The Exceller Fund in its mission of Providing A Future Beyond the Finish Line.

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    Listings of Horses for sale by Trainers/Owners

    West Virginia, New York and other areas: Listing of Available Horses (link opens in new window). The Exceller Fund (TEF) provides this free listing service for trainers and/or owners to assist them in placing horses that are leaving the racetrack.

    What's New

    EXCELLER artwork by Pat DeLong


    For those who have lost a horse, or know someone who has lost a horse:
    BEREAVEMENT LINK

    Sing and Alex


    This is a DELIGHTFUL children's book that has been written and offered to The Exceller Fund to help raise funds needed for the adoption and retirement of Thoroughbreds. This is an ADORABLE book about a little racehorse and a little boy who loves him. "Sing So Long" is a racehorse who has never won a race. He moves from barn to barn until he ends up at the barn where Alex's father works. Alex is a little boy who loves Sing and believes in him. This charming story illustrates the power of love and believing in one's self, and is a wonderful book for young readers and the young at heart.

    "Sing and Alex is one of the best children's books I have read in years! The story of a horse who just needs someone to believe in him, and the tale of the boy who loves him will touch all who read it. The illustrations are darling, and add immeasurably to the story of hope, love, and redemption. I highly recommend this book for all who love horses and for those people looking for a way to make dreams come true." - Hallie McEvoy, author of Genuine Risk, Showing for Beginners, and Horse Show Judging for Beginners.

    RICH IN DALLAS Celebrity Appearance
    Rich In Dallas will be appearing at the Second Annaul Charity Show to Benefit The Exceller Fund - date and location to be announced!

    October 26-28, 2007 - Virginia Equine Extravaganza, Richmond Raceway Complex, Richmond, VA. Click here to visit their web site

    Past Appearances:

    May 11, 2007 - Virginia Legislative Trail Ride, Leesburg, VA

    May 12, Bedford County Hunt Club, Bedord, VA

    Rich In Dallas appeared and competed in the New Vocations Charity Horse Show July 29-30, 2006 at the Delaware County Fairgrounds in Delaware, Ohio.

    Rich In Dallas appeared at the First Annual Charity Show to Benefit The Exceller Fund, October 28, 2006 in Rustburg, Virginia.

    Visiting the sick and injured children at the University of Virginia Kluge Children?s Rehab Hospital in 2005.

    Spending the 2005 summer tourist season at the Kentucky Horse Park as ?Seabiscuit?.

    Rich In Dallas appeared at the Ohio Equine Affaire in April 2006 and at the Massachusetts Equine Affair in November 2006.

    Equine AffaireR
    Exceller winning the 1978 Hollywood Gold 

Cup
    Exceller winning the 1978 Hollywood Gold Cup
    Exceller by Richard Stone Reeves
    Courtesy of the artist, Richard Stone Reeves. Lithographs of Exceller by Richard Stone Reeves are now available.

    Exceller
    Vaguely Noble - Too Bald, by Bald Eagle

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    Born in 1973 out of the 1986 Broodmare of the Year
    a Won $1,654,003 in France, England and North America 
    a Is the only horse to beat two Triple Crown winners-Seattle
    Slew and Affirmed-in the 1978 Jockey Club Gold Cup
    a Won 11 Grade or Group I races 
    a Sired the fillies Squan Song (1981-$898,444) and Slew's
    Exceller (1982-$465,425)
    a Died in a slaughterhouse on April 7, 1997 
    a Inducted into the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame in Saratoga, New York, August 9, 1999 

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