Dave "The Hammer" Schultz 

was born on October 14, 1949 Waldheim,, Saskatchewan. He played his junior hockey with the Swift Current

Broncos of the Western Canadian Junior Hockey League (WCJHL). Schultz was selected by the Philadelphia

Flyers in the 5th round  52nd overall in the 1969 NHL amateur entry draft. He began his pro-hockeycareer with

the Quebec Aces of the American Hockey League (AHL) and established himself as a bonafide hockey

enforcer.He spent the 1971-72 season with the Richmond Robins of the WHL but also played his first NHL game

with the Flyers. By the followingseason, he was a regular in Philly and was part of the tough "Broad Street

Bullies" Flyer teams  which believed in policing themselves on the ice and were never shy to drop the gloves.

Dave was known as "The Hammer" for good reason. Between 1972 and 1975 he lead the NHL in penalty minutes with 259, 348 and a whopping 472 in the respective years. The tough play was one of the reasons for the Flyers winning back to back Stanley Cup championships in 1974 and 1975. In September, 1976 Schultz was traded to the Los Angeles Kings for a couple of draft picks. After a year in LA he was off to the Pittsburgh Pengiuns in a deal with Gene Carr and a Kings draft pick for Hartland Monahan and Syl Apps Jr. His stay in Pittsburgh lasted just over a year and he was sent the Buffalo Sabres for Gary McAdam. During the twilight of his career, Dave split time between the Sabres and their AHL affiliate, the Rochester Americans. After about nine seasons in the NHL, Dave "The Hammer" Schultz retired from hockey in 1980 with 2294 regular season and 412 playoff career penalty minutes.

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Petty Jody

of Unionville, Pa. Made the most of his 13 victories in 2007, earning $503,383 to finish fourth on the year. Scored a hat trick at Far Hills with Irish Prince, Imagina and the legendary McDynamo. Regular jockey for powerful Sanna Hendriks stable, which in 2007 included McDynamo, who carried Petty to victory in three of the horse’s five consecutive Breeders’  Cup wins, and Irish Prince, the undefeat- ed Timber Champion. Champion jockey in 2005. Maryland native started riding races in 1993. Won Grade I stakes at Keeneland with Clearance Code in 1998. Imagina’s victory at Far Hills gave him his 100th career victory. Won first race with Nap at Atlanta in 1996.

Chip Miller

of Unionville, Pa. A senior member of jockey colony became only the eighth rider to surpass 200 career wins. Now owns 205 lifetime, good for seventh all-time and three ahead of sister Blythe. Won 13 races in 2007, including stakes scores with Salmo, Party Airs and Planets Aligned. Major wins in career with Serenity Prayer, Cheering News, High Card, Saluter, Flasher and Popular Gigalo. Champion jockey in 1996 when he won 28 races. Standout athlete (ice hockey and lacrosse) in high school and college. Son of trainer Bruce Miller. Won first race aboard Dieu Merci at Oxmoor in 1991.

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“On the Rail”  2010 Winterthur Point - to - Point Race Poster

signed in gold metalic pen by Jody Petty, Chip Miller, Jean Diver

print size : 18” x 24” all signatures with gold metalic pen 

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“The Bully” limited edition of 250 prints

signed in gold metalic and/or silver metalic pen

by Dave ’The Hammer’ Schultz and Jean Diver

print size : 18” x 24” both signatures in gold or silver metalic pen

COST (includes S & H)  : $95.00 US

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