Hanover Shoe Farms has announced that the 2010 book for Cantab Hall 3,1:54 ($1,524,305) is full and closed

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Cantab Hall retired at the end of his three-year-old season in 2004 with an overall record of 14-5-2 from 23 starts, which all came under the tutelage of trainer Ron Gurfein.

The bay son of Self Possessed retired with $1,524,305 in earnings and a mark of 1:54, a time in which he raced to twice at the Meadowlands at three. He also trotted a 1:50.4 mile during his second-place finish to Tom Ridge in the 2004 World Trotting Derby at the DuQuoin State Fair in Illinois.

Out of the Garland Lobell mare Canland Hall, Cantab Hall won multiple stakes at two, including divisions of the Bluegrass and International Stallion Stakes, and his division of the American National and the Breeders Crown.

At three, Cantab Hall recorded elimination victories in both the Stanley Dancer and Canadian Trotting Classic before ending off his career with a decisive score in the American National. He also finished second in the Yonkers Trot, World Trotting Classic and the Canadian Trotting Classic.