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NJSS Wednesday Night at The Big M

June 21, 2006

In her pari-mutuel debut for the Mickey Burke barn, Striptease Hall breezed to a 1:55.3 victory in the first of two $49,625 New Jersey Sire Stakes for freshman pacing fillies Wednesday night at the Meadowlands. The two-year-old daughter of Artiscape-St Anne Hall posted a length and three-quarter victory over Mr. Deli’s Filly with Pick Up third. Striptease Hall was a $22,000 yearling purchase at the 2005 Walnut Hall Limited Select Sale in Kentucky. She is owned by Silvia Burke of Fredericktown, Pennsylvania, George Leon of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and Joann Koechlin of Bluffton, South Carolina. Artcoctic, trained by George Teague, won the other division in 1:55.4. Three $35,000 divisions of the New Jersey Sire Stakes for two-year-old colt pacers were also featured. The winners were: Artist’s View [ 1:55.1], Wearable Art [ 1:55.4] and Outsource, another Teague trainee, [1:53.3].