UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT 

FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF KENTUCKY

LEXINGTON DIVISION

IN RE:

CALUMET FARM, INC. CASE NO. 91-51414

DEBTOR IN POSSESSION

CALUMET FARM, INC. PLAINTIFF

V. ADV. NO. 92-5003

BLACK CHIP STABLES, a Partnership composed and comprised of TERRY BEALL and WILLIAM ALLEN; DORIC, INC.; CRAIG B. SINGER d/b/a SINGER FARM, INC.; AXMAR STABLE, a division of AXMAR INVESTMENT COMPANY; THE RIGGS NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON, D.C.; FIRST CITY TEXAS-HOUSTON, N.A.; J. T. LUNDY; VINCENT TIMPHONY; DUE PROCESS STABLE; WOODROW MARRIOTT; CACOTIN STUD; F.E.N. STABLES CORPORATION and J.M.J. STABLES CORPORATION d/b/a MANGANARO STABLES, a Kentucky Partnership; ROBERT PEREZ; MRS. CARLTON COLE; CALUMET-GUSSIN NO. 1; HILL 'N' DALE FARM; MATCHMAKER FINANCIAL CORPORATION; EQUINE CAPITAL CORPORATION; BAKER, ECKERT & GENDRON, P.S.C. d/b/a WOODFORD VETERINARY CLINIC; and COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY REVENUE CABINET

DEFENDANTS

ORDER

The court's order and memorandum opinion entered November 3, 1993 adjudicated claims asserted in this adversary proceeding by Axmar Stable, Calumet-Gussin No. 1 and The Riggs National Bank of Washington, D.C., First City, Texas-Houston, N.A., the Commonwealth of Kentucky Revenue Cabinet, Manganaro Stables, Woodrow Marriott, Matchmaker Financial Corporation and Equine Capital Corporation, but left unresolved claims asserted by other defendants. The court determines there is no just reason for delay. In accordance with Fed. R. Bankr. Proc. 7054(a) (Fed. R. Civ. Proc. 54(b)), the order of November 3, 1993 is entered as of this date as a final and appealable judgment.

Dated:

By the court -

Chief Judge

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