London, May 12, 2015 -- Camluck left an
indelible mark on the standardbred breed, but the impact the super sire had on
Seelster Farms is immeasurable.
“Camluck made Seelster Farms. Without a
hesitation I say that. Without him we wouldn’t be where we are today. He put us
on the map,” said Ann Straatman, the reproduction manager at the Lucan, Ont.
farm where the 28-year-old stallion stood for 25 years before being retired
from active duty in October of 2014.
Friday night, Camluck will become the first
horse and 35th inductee overall to the Wall of Fame at The Raceway
at The Western Fair District in London, Ont.
