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in the early years he was at stud, many of his progeny became show horses and show jumpers.
But 22 of the bay stallion’s progeny have started in races on the flat or over fences, and of these, 14 have won, or 64 percent — a respectable record.
The most famous of Quadravan’s racing sons and daughters to date has been Uncle Edwin, a foal of 1977 out of Cousin Yvonne by Besomer.
Uncle Edwin was the Virginia Horse of the Year Over Fences in 1984, winning three sanctioned races and placing 10th in the NSHA standings for money won. In 1985 he was third in the NSHA standings with four wins from 10 starts and earnings of $57,550.
From five years of racing, Uncle Edwin has had 48 starts, won 14, placed second in eight and third in
97.3%