Zyanara Sidelined- 9/4/2005
Zyanara has suffered an injury to his right front leg and will be given the rest of the year off to recuperate.

Zyanara Works Half Mile- 8/25/2005
Zyanara worked a half mile in 48.4 Wednesday morning at Arlington Park. He worked in company well within himself and was eager to do more.

Zyanara Works Half Mile- 8/19/2005
Zyanara continues to progress nicely with an easy half mile work in 54.4 at Arlington Park. This was his first half-mile work after a group of 3/8ths works and continues to be a handful in the mornings.

Zyanara Goes 3/8ths- 8/11/2005
Zyanara worked in company Sunday morning with Tally Up and they both zipped along in 36.3 for the 3/8ths. Before breaking off for their work, it took all the strength and know-how of the excercise rider to stop Zyanara from running off before the scheduled work. Once he had him under control, he worked on the outside of his workmate and went on nicely to gallop out in .48 for the half mile.

Zyanara Has First Official Work- 7/31/2005
Zyanara worked 3/8ths of a mile Sunday morning in .38 flat while in company with another two year old. It was a nice move for Zyanara and was his first official published work at the distance. He will walk the shed-row tomorrow before returning to the track on Tuesday.

Zyanara Works 1/8th of a Mile- 7/31/2005
Zyanara was given his head for the first time this morning at Arlington Park. After entering the stretch after his normal gallop, Zyanara was asked to pick up the pace and responded with enthusiasm while in the midst of a group of three other two-year olds. They all went along together for an 1/8th of a mile and Zyanara seemed to enjoy the short work and competition.

Zyanara To Arlington- 7/6/2005
Zyanara is expected to ship from Fairberry Farm to Arlington Park this Friday. He has been doing well at the farm and is ready to move forward in his training.

Zyanara Continues Training- 5/31/2005
Zyanara continues to train forwardly at Faiberry Farm in Waterloo, Illinois where he is progressing well and continues his daily gallops and training sessions. He is aggressive in his works and everyday has some new moves in which he tests his rider and hot-walker. Physically, he is nice looking colt, but with him being such a late foal (June 09) it is the mental aspect that we will give him more time to mature. We are looking at a time frame of 6-8 weeks before making a decision on when Zyanara will begin training at the racetrack.

Zyanara Continues Training- 3/12/2005
Zyanara continues to move forward in his training at Fairberry Farm with easy morning gallops along with afternoon trail-rides. The trail-rides provide a good break for 2 year olds which at times, can become overwhelmed with routine. Also, it is a much needed learning experience which will help young horses to deal with the sights and sounds that they are sure to encounter after farm life.

Zyanara In Light Training- 2/26/2005
Zyanara is in light training at the farm and is doing well. He is jogging everyday at the indoor facility and will move outside to the training track sometime in March. He will be evaluated regarding his progress at the beginning of April.

Broken Vow Colt Named Zyanara- 1/27/2005
The Broken Vow colt who is a half-brother to stakes winner Straight Line was named Zyanara. The name is a combination of the Japanese word for goodbye, "Sayonara" and the name of the colt's mare Zanti. It was chosen by member Charlie Thompson who endured weeks of exhausting research and one very good night, which included good food, wine, cigars and some great new friends. The colt is training forwardly at Fairberry Farm in Waterloo, IL in preperation for his two-year old season.

Cartwright Thoroughbreds Group III buys colt- 10/14/2004
Cartwright Thoroughbreds has completed the purchase of a dark bay or brown yearling colt by stakes winner and freshman sire Broken Vow. He is out of the Strawberry Road mare Zanti who has had multiple winners including recent stakes winner Straight Line, who finished fourth in the $500,000 Grade I Lane's End Breeder's Futurity at Keeneland on October 9th. He has the look of his sire's sire, Kentucky Derby winner Unbridled, and will ship to Fairberry Farm in Waterloo, Illinois under the care of trainer Harvey Vanier.