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Authentic/MCCUE PHOTO Second Annual TB Aftercare Summit Baffert Seeking Finger-Licking to be Offered Virtually Saturday Offers an All Grade 1 Pick 5 Good 8th Preakness Win Track Results & Entries Marylander Annie Finney Having Fun on Art Collector Florida Stallion Progeny List Calhoun Finds a Silver Lining with Mr. Big News Florida Breeders’ List PIMLICO PRESS OFFICE ______Sept. 5, and Thousand Words, who has Wire to Wire Business Place won three stakes in California. Authentic – After his Preakness (G1) will have Hall of Fame John horses went to the track at Pimlico Race Velazquez up when the 9-5 morning-line Featured Advertisers Course for their exercise Thursday morn- favorite breaks from post nine. Thousand ing, Hall of Fame trainer joked Words, winner of his most recent start, the Baoma Corp. about the schedule for the days ahead. Aug. 1 Shared Belief at Del Mar, is 6-1 in Bloodstockauction USA “We gallop tomorrow and then we start the morning line and will leave from post fretting,” he said with a chuckle, emphasiz- five under Florent Geroux. Florida Department of Agriculture ing the last word as “fret-innn.” AUTHENTIC – owned by Spendthrift FTBOA Though he will worry, Baffert has a Farm LLC, MyRaceHorse Stable, Madaket Ocala Breeders’ Feed & Supply strong hand to play in the 145th Preakness Stables LLC and Starlight Racing, gal- Saturday: Authentic, who won the loped one-and-a-half miles Thursday under Seminole Feed (G1) at Summerfield Sales See PREAKNESS on page 3

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Continued from COVER Humberto Gomez when the track reopened at 8:30 following a renovation. Gomez guided Albaugh Family Stables LLC and Spendthrift Farm LLC’s Thousand Words out to the track around 7 a.m. and rode him to the backstretch for some added distance before starting a lap around the one-mile track. Click below to view video of Authentic:

“He goes straight off,” Baffert said. “We don’t back him up. We have to fool him. He’s a little quirky.” Thousand Words was scratched from the Derby after he reared and fell while being saddled. The Pioneerof the Nile colt was not injured, but Baffert’s assistant, Jimmy Barnes, had to be taken to the hospital with a fractured right wrist. Baffert said he is pleased how his runners have adjusted to Pimlico since being shipped from Louisville on Tuesday. “Both horses are doing fine. They both look good out here,” Baffert said. “This track is so soft. You just don’t hear them. I’ve always loved this surface here. They are both training well. There are no excuses.” Both colts were schooled in Pimlico’s indoor paddock before the second race Thursday after- noon. Baffert said he will follow his usual approach and saddle Bob Baffert/BENOIT PHOTO his Preakness horses in the paddock and not on the turf course. Baffert is seeking his record-setting eighth Preakness victory and has often said that he enjoys the atmosphere surrounding the classic when it’s the second race of the Triple Crown series. Due to changes from the COVID-19 pandemic, the Preakness is the last of the three classics for 3-year-olds to be run. He lamented this year’s cancellation of the Alibi Breakfast, a Thursday morning tradition on Preakness week, “We miss the breakfast, though,” he said. “I like that fried chicken. I don’t know if I can win a Preakness without fried chicken. I have to go find some.” Baffert’s two starters will push his career Preakness total to 22 runners, passing Nick Zito into second place on the list of most starters for a trainer since 1909. D. Wayne Lukas is the leader with 44 starters.

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Back to Top Page 5 Preakness page 3 Patience with Mr. Big News paid off with a third-place finish Continued from at 46-1 odds behind Authentic and beaten-favorite Tiz the Law in Since making his Preakness debut in 1996 with Kentucky the Sept. 5 Kentucky Derby (G1) at Churchill Downs. Derby runner-up Cavonnier, who was fourth at Pimlico, Baffert “He’s a little bit of a late-maturing horse. He’s just now coming has participated in 18 Preaknesses. This will be his third-straight around and getting to his peak,” Calhoun said. “I was really happy year and 10th in 11 years with a starter. The only year he was to see how he bounced out of the Derby after a strong effort like absent during that stretch was 2017. that. He held his weight well and to bounce back and to train for- Baffert won the Preakness both times he had multiple starters. wardly since then has made me awfully happy going into the In 2001, Point Given was the winner and Congaree was third. Preakness.” When American Pharoah picked up the second victory of his It took four starts for Mr. Big News to break his maiden before Triple Crown sweep in 2015, Dortmund was fourth. facing graded company at Fair Grounds in the Feb. 15 Risen Star (G2), in which he finished fifth. He broke through with his first ART COLLECTOR – Bruce Lunsford’s Art Collector pre- stakes win in the ungraded Oaklawn Stakes April 11, a “Win & pared for a start in Saturday’s (G1) Thursday In” race for the Preakness, before finishing a distant sixth in the morning with a mile-and-a-half gallop under exercise rider Annie July 11 Blue Grass (G2) at Keeneland. In the Kentucky Derby, he Finney. made a strong move from 10th to enter contention at the top of the “He knows the drill. He’s very easy to ride. He pretty much stretch before finishing evenly to check in third. does everything on his own, which works out great for me,” said Gabriel Saez, who will have the return mount Saturday, was Finney, a Maryland-based exercise rider who got the call from Art aboard the Kentucky-bred colt for his victory at Oaklawn, the only Collector’s trainer Tommy Drury to help get the Blue Grass (G2) other time horse and jockey teamed up. winner ready for his first start in the 2020 Triple Crown campaign. Mr. Big News galloped a mile-and-a-half over a fast Pimlico “I used to work for Neil Howard and gallop his horses when he oval Thursday morning. came for the Preakness, and I guess he and Tommy are good “He was very comfortable on the surface and into his training friends, and that’s I guess how I got the ride,” she added. pretty good. Everything’s going the way we’d like it to go,” Finney grew up in Maryland, where she started to work for Calhoun said. steeplechase trainer Michael Smithwick when she was 12. She went on to work for the late Dickie Small in the mid-Atlantic and SWISS SKYDIVER – Peter Callahan’s Swiss Skydiver gal- Fair Grounds and subsequently worked for in New loped a mile-and-a-half at first thing York for 11 years. She returned to Maryland five years ago. Thursday morning in preparation for her second start against Art Collector and Finney went to the track shortly after 8:30 males in Saturday’s Preakness Stakes (G1). a.m. Thursday, around the same time as Kentucky Derby (G1) The multiple graded stakes-winning daughter of Daredevil, winner and Preakness morning-line favorite Authentic. who has been ridden in races by five different jockeys, will be “He just feels like he’s so classy,” Finney said. “It was kind of guided for the first time by Saturday. The veteran funny. We watched Authentic gallop by. It could have been a coin- jockey has ridden nine Preakness starters, including 2007 winner cidence but [Art Collector] shook his head and was kind of laugh- Curlin. ing a little bit. He’s a really, really smart horse. I feel fortunate to “Robby’s been a guy who has ridden for me. I think he’s just get to ride him for a few days.” lacking an outfit right now. He’s been in this game and won this Finney would be honored if Art Collector should win the Derby race. He rode a horse for me in this race; he rode a horse named but downplayed her contributions to the effort. Racecar Rhapsody [fourth in 2008],” trainer Kenny McPeek said. “In that short amount of time, you can’t really do any good for “He’s a big-game rider. I think he can get it done. Look, she’s the horse, but you can make the horse lose,” Finney said. “They’re shown she doesn’t need [a particular] rider. Everybody’s ridden such nice people, I would be so delighted to see them win, because her all year – Paco Lopez won on her, [Mike] Smith won on her, he’s their baby.” [Brian] Hernandez [Jr.] won on her; [Tyler] Gaffalione won on her. She’s not a horse that needs her own rider.” MR. BIG NEWS – Trainer Bret Calhoun, like everyone, wish- Albarado has ridden the winners of more than 5,200 races and es that the racing year wouldn’t have been thrown into chaos by nearly $220 million in purses, headed by two-time Horse of the the COVID-19 pandemic and that business would have been con- Year Curlin. ducted as usual. On a personal level, at least, he’s been able to find somewhat of a silver living with Allied Racing Stable LLC’s Mr. NY TRAFFIC – Trainer Saffie Joseph Jr. made the scene at Big News. the Preakness Stakes Barn Thursday morning and looked on as Ny The postponements of the Kentucky Derby (G1) from May 2 to Traffic prepared for Saturday’s Preakness Stakes (G1) over a fast Sept. 5 and the Preakness from May 16 to Oct. 3 have given the Pimlico race track. late-developing son of Giant’s Causeway time to catch up with his “He galloped like a mile-and-an-eighth, mile-and-a-quarter, 3-year-old peers. and he went well. He showed good energy, and we’re happy where “In a normal year, we probably would have missed a lot of this. we’re at,” Joseph said. “I saw him at Churchill. I wasn’t there for Luckily, for me and the horse, the owner is pretty patient and lets his breeze [Sunday] but today’s the first day I’ve seen him in a few us bring them along as they need to be. I don’t think this horse days. I thought he trained good. He looks good. He’s held his would have been ready for these kind of races early in the year,” weight good.” Calhoun said. “It’s a crazy year for all of us. We’re all thankful that Ny Traffic, who is owned by John Fanelli, Cash is King LLC, we’re racing and thankful to be here. Hopefully, we get back to LC Racing, Paul Braverman and Team Hanley, finished a late-fad- some kind of normalcy next year, but this worked out well for Mr. Big News.” See PREAKNESS on page 7

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Back to Top Page 7 Preakness page 5 Continued from ing eighth behind victorious Authentic in the Sept. 5 Kentucky Derby (G1) after losing an extremely close photo while finishing second behind Authentic in the Haskell (G1) at Monmouth Park. “Obviously at Churchill it was disappointing, not because of the result but more disappointed because of how good we thought he was doing. To see Authentic win and then you figure that you were pretty close behind him last time and pretty far behind him this time, that was a little disappointing in that aspect,” Joseph said. “And that’s probably what gives us the hope probably to give it a try again. Sometimes in racing you don’t come up with reasons why horses don’t perform and then they come back and they run the race that you were hoping for the time before.” Joseph is cautiously optimistic that Ny Traffic will show marked improvement Saturday. “He trained really good going into the Derby. This time we’re Click above to view Liveyourbestlife’s exercise rider, coming in more reserved with our expectations after that result, Kenneth Cruz video but he hasn’t shown any sign that he shouldn’t run a good race,” tomorrow. Today was his first day galloping here and I didn’t want he said. to overdo it, because he doesn’t need much. And he went well. He looks happy.” LIVEYOURBEASTLIFE – Going out right after Kentucky Abreu said Liveyourbeastlife, one of two horses to supplement Derby (G1) winner and Preakness (G1) program favorite to this year’s Preakness, will gallop one-and-a-quarter miles again Authentic, William H. Lawrence’s Liveyourbeastlife had a routine Friday and walk Saturday. mile-and-a-quarter gallop over Pimlico’s main track at 8:45 While they discussed strategy and Abreu filled McCarthy in Thursday morning. about the horse, McCarthy was able to talk to Abreu about Click below to view video of Liveyourbestlife: Pimlico, where the jockey has won three of his 12 career Maryland riding titles, including last year’s Preakness Meet. “We talked and he saw the horse train, so I think we’re in good shape,” Abreu said. “We were just talking about the post and the horse and how the horse likes to run. He said he’s been studying the form and we’ll take it from there.” It is the first Triple Crown race for Abreu and Liveyourbeastlife and second for McCarthy, who ran eighth on his 21st birthday aboard Bodhisattva behind Triple Crown champion American Pharoah in 2015. “It’s a huge opportunity and I just want to do the best I can with the opportunity I’m getting. I think he’s a horse where he’s coming out of some good races and slowly is improving. It just seems like the race is going to set up pretty good for him,” McCarthy said. “There should be plenty of pace for him to run at and it seems like he’s going to be one of the closers that’s going to be coming. “I’m really happy with my post. It seems like he’s a decent gate Trevor McCarthy, Maryland’s four-time champion jockey who horse and he’ll give me a good break. I’ve got plenty of time to get will ride Liveyourbeastlife in Saturday’s Preakness, joined trainer over and save a little bit of ground. We’ll see how it unfolds, and Jorge Abreu to watch the Jim Dandy (G2) runner-up gallop under I’m sure he’s going to give me a good effort,” he added. “I’m look- exercise rider Kenneth Cruz. ing forward to it. I think he’s an underdog that has a big chance.” “I got out here about 8 o’clock just before the track closed and was able to see the horse and talk with Jorge a little bit and get to MAX PLAYER, PNEUMATIC, EXCESSION – Hall of know these guys and watch the horse train, so it was exciting,” Fame trainer ’s trio of Preakness runners all went McCarthy said. to the track Thursday morning under the direction of assistant “It looked like he went pretty good this morning. They were trainer Darren Fleming. happy with him.” Winchell ’ Pneumatic had a schooling session Abreu felt good about the way Liveyourbeastlife handled the in the starting gate before galloping a mile under exercise rider main track. The son of Hall of Famer Ghostzapper jogged once the Roberto Howell. ’s Excession and Max Player, co- wrong way Wednesday morning over a track made sloppy by owned by George Hall and SportBLX Thoroughbreds, also went heavy overnight rain. out for mile gallops with Howell. “He galloped well today. Yesterday he was more just looking “I thought they all acted well and seemed to go well over the around, but today he looked real comfortable,” Abreu said. “I like racetrack,” Fleming said. “Everything is going our way so far.” to warm him up good, so I back him up to the seven-eighths [pole] Fleming’s father, William, was a jockey and he hoped to follow and gallop once around to the five [furlong] or to the half-mile him into the business. pole. Today I told my rider to let him finish his gallop a little better See PREAKNESS on page 9

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page 7 Continued from “I tried to ride, but I was too big,” he said. Fleming, 52, said he was working as an exercise rider at Canterbury Park in Minnesota in 1987 when he first met Asmussen. He has been a part of Asmussen’s team for over 20 years and now handles divisions in the Midwest. Calumet is the leading owner in Preakness history, with eight victories between 1941 and 2013. It has finished second with its last two starters: Bravazo (2018) and Everfast (2019). Excession, a son of Union Rags, will be Calumet’s 18th Preakness starter and moves the farm now owned by Brad Kelley to within one of the record of 19 set by between 1921 and 1981. Excession will be making his first start since the Rebel (G2) on March 14 at Oaklawn Park. Dismissed by bettors at 82-1, he ral- lied from last in the field of eight, 12 lengths off the pace, to finish Click above to view video of Pneumatic three-quarters of a length behind Nadal, trained by Bob Baffert. He drew the rail for the Preakness and will be ridden by Maryland-based jockey Sheldon Russell. The Preakness will be the fourth straight Grade 1 race for Max Player, a homebred son of Honor Code. He won the Withers (G3) for trainer Linda Rice on Feb. 1 at Aqueduct. He finished third in the (G1) on June 20 and third in the Travers (G1) on Aug. 8 at Saratoga. The ownership group transferred him to Asmussen’s barn prior to his fifth-place finish in the Kentucky Derby on Sept. 5. Paco Lopez and Max Player will start from post eight. Pneumatic will be Winchell Thoroughbred’s second Preakness runner – Tenfold was third in 2018. The Uncle Mo colt did not race as a 2-year-old but has won three of five starts in 2020. Veteran jockey Joe Bravo was aboard for Pneumatic’s most recent start – a victory in the Aug. 15 Pegasus at Monmouth Park – and has the mount in the Preakness. They drew Post No. 10 in the 11- horse field. This will be Bravo’s fifth Preakness appearance. Click above to view video of Pneumatic’s assistant trainer JESUS’ TEAM – Grupo Seven C Stable’s Jesus’ Team gal- Darren Fleming loped a mile and a half Thursday morning at Pimlico in prepara- tion for a start in Saturday’s Preakness Stakes (G1). “After he was finished galloping, he went to the starting gate to get him to know the starting gate, so there will be no sur- LEAD GROOM prises,” trainer Jose D’Angelo said. “At 10, he’ll go to the paddock to school.” needed for year-round, full-time job (Monday through Friday) D’Angelo said his preference would be at small thoroughbred breeding farm close to HITS. to saddle in the paddock instead of the infield turf course. Duties include feeding, cleaning stalls, turning horses out, medicating, Jesus’ Team finished third in the Jim Dandy (G2) at Saratoga after coming in bandaging, bathing, weaning, prepping yearlings for sale, assisting second behind Preakness foe Pneumatic in with farrier and veterinary care, keeping records, cleaning barn, etc. the Pegasus and fourth behind a victorious Authentic in the Haskell (G1) at Minimum two years’ work experience with thoroughbreds and Monmouth. references required. Must have valid driver’s license, own reliable transportation and able to pass a drug test. Call 352-441-4560.

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Back to Top Page 11 Florida-breds Make A Lucky Seven in Preakness BY TAMMY A. GANTT ______Part Two (see 10/2/20 Wire to Wire for Part One HERE) CARRY BACK was the second Florida-bred to win the Kentucky Derby, but he also holds two firsts of his own, the first to win the Preakness Stakes for the Sunshine State in 1961 and the first Florida-bred millionaire earning $1,226,666. A family affair, the horse, by Saggy out of the Star Blen mare Joppy, was bred by Jack A. Price. He was owned by his wife Katherine and trained by Price himself. Price got Joppy for $150 for an overdue board bill at his Ohio farm. She was not a performer finishing second twice in seven starts and earning only $325. She would have raced more but was banned from racing because she made frequent refusals to leave the starting gate. She was brought to Florida and bred to stallion Saggy for $400. Saggy had some notoriety having beaten the great Triple Crown win- ner in the Chesapeake Trial at in 1948. Price liked to run Carry Back and ran him 9 times in his 2-year-old career ticking off stakes after stakes win. After his win in the Kentucky Derby, he was being described by Florida-bred Aloma’s Ruler/FILE PHOTO the press as the most popular colt since . His fans Coming off the Kentucky Derby win was installed as were not disappointed as he produced his familiar late stretch run the 2-1 favorite in the Preakness. Aloma’s Ruler was allowed to set to catch Globemaster near the wire to win by three-quarters of a an unpressured pace in the race, so when Linkage made the run, length with Kentucky-bred Crozier, bred by Florida-based Fred W. the Florida-bred was able to hold off the Derby champ. Hooper, four lengths back in third. American Classic Pedigrees, a website devoted to the study The friendly Price-Hooper rivalry with Carry Back and Crozier of thoroughbred heritage, noted that Aloma's Ruler perhaps did was a carryback to their juvenile year when just ten days after a not get the respect he truly deserved during his 3-year-old sea- blazing finish in the at Hialeah Park, Carry son. Although he won the , his critics Back faced Crozier in the getting up in the last attributed this to his being allowed to set an unpressured pace in strides to win by a head. They met up again in the the race, leaving him with gas in tank. Ninth in the Belmont where Carry Back once again got the better of Crozier. Stakes, Aloma’s Ruler did not win another graded race for the In 1983, he passed away from a malignant tumor at the rest of the season, but his consistency and grit in top-end events University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine shortly throughout the summer caused Daily Racing Form handicapper before a birthday party planned for him and , the oldest Eual Wyatt to rank him second behind fellow Florida-bred and Kentucky Derby winner at the time at 29. National Horse of the Year Conquistador Cielo in assessing the According to The New York Times story on the passing of the season's sophomore males. Unfortunately, injury cut his racing great horse, Jack Price said, ''He was well remembered by fans career short after the 1982 Travers Stakes (G1) where he fin- throughout the country and was still getting apples, handwritten ished second. notes and gifts in the mail.” Following the death of 1979 Preakness winner , Carry Back was part of the era that ushered in the expanded Aloma's Ruler was the oldest living winner of the classic in 2003. coverage of racing on television in the early 1960’s making him He passed away later that year. one of TV’s matinee stars capturing the hearts of racing fans with SILVER CHARM was the sixth Florida-bred to win the his exciting finishes in his five-year racing career including the Preakness Stakes and one of its most celebrated. The 1997 Preakness. Kentucky Derby winner nearly swept the Triple Crown for Bob ALOMA’S RULER won the Preakness Stakes in 1982 for Baffert which would have been well before his 2015 win with breeder Silk Willoughby Farm and owner Baltimore, Maryland American Pharoah. However, he was denied by Touch Gold in the businessman Nathan “Red” Scherr. Trained by John J. “Butch” Belmont Stakes. Lenzini, Jr, the son of Iron Ruler out of the Native Charger mare Foaled in Florida on Feb. 22, 1994, Silver Charm is out of the Aloma, was purchased for $92,000 at the 1981 Hialeah sale of 2- mare Bonnie's Poker and sired by the son of , Silver year-olds. Buck. He was bred by Mary Lou Wootton, schooled at the Of interest, two other Florida-breds were in the 1982 McKathan Brothers. The history-making horse earning Preakness, Laser Light ridden was bred by Live Oak $6,944,369 became the dream for breeders and pinhookers the Stud/owned by Live Oak Plantation and Florida-bred Reinvested world over as they saw him sell twice at the Ocala Breeders’ Sales, ridden by Don MacBeth was bred by Regal Oak Farm and owned first by Janie Roper and then by Hartley DeRenzo. by Harbor View Farm. See FLORIDA-BREDS on page 14

Back to Top Back to Top Page 13 Saez Gets Fast Start with Hollis in $100,000 Jim McKay Turf Sprint A Great Time Becomes Stakes Winner in $100,000 The Very One PIMLICO PRESS OFFICE ______“I was feeling excited. I just wanted to get there,” Saez said. “Thank God he got the job done.” BALTIMORE – Jockey Gabriel Saez, who will ride Mr. Big News Saez rode Mr. Big News to a win in the April 11 Oaklawn in the 145th Preakness Stakes (G1) Saturday, got Preakness week- Stakes, an automatic qualifier for the Preakness, as well as a late- end off to a thrilling start by guiding WSS running third behind Authentic and Tiz the Law in the Racing and 4G Racing’s Hollis to a front-run- Kentucky Derby (G1) Sept. 5. While Tiz the Law is sitting the ning neck victory in Thursday’s $100,000 Jim Preakness out, Authentic is the 9-5 program favorite. McKay Turf Sprint at Pimlico Race Course. “Going into the Derby, I was liking the horse the whole time. The 15th running of the McKay for 3-year- We got a good trip and finished third, a really strong third. The olds and up and the 21st renewal of the two horses that beat me are really nice horses and I was just $100,000 The Very One for fillies and mares 3 super happy he ran the way he did,” Saez said. “[Trainer] Bret and older, both sprinting five furlongs on turf, Calhoun is doing a fabulous job with him. He shipped in the joined the $200,000 Chick Lang (G3) in open- other day and he’s been over the track and he’s doing well. ing a spectacular Preakness weekend of 16 Hopefully on Saturday we get a good run. Fingers crossed.” stakes, nine graded, worth $3.35 million in The Jim McKay Turf Sprint pays homage to the late Hall purses featuring Saturday’s 145th Preakness of Fame broadcaster and Philadelphia native who considered (G1), this year’s final jewel in the Triple Crown. Baltimore his home. McKay first gained notoriety as host of Third-longest shot in a field of seven at 11- ABC’s ‘Wide World of Sports’ in 1961 and then wide acclaim 1, Hollis ($24.80) completed the distance in as voice of the Olympics, winning 13 Emmy Awards and the :59.61 over a yielding turf course to earn his Eclipse Award of Merit. He was instrumental in conceiving first career stakes victory. It was the only and launching the groundbreaking Maryland Million in 1986, Hollis/MCCUE PHOTO mount of the day for the Kentucky-based Saez and passed away in 2008 at 86. and the first of nine over the weekend, six of them in stakes, including his Preakness debut. “I can say that I’ve been having a decent meet the last couple A Great Time Becomes Stakes Winner of weeks. Horses have been running great for me,” Saez said. in $100,000 The Very One “Now I’m here at Pimlico looking forward to a good performance on Saturday. We just started today. First ride of the weekend and R. Larry Johnson’s Maryland homebred A Great Time deliv- here we are. Thank goodness.” ered exactly that for his connections, flying on the far outside to Hollis, claimed for $50,000 in May by trainer John Ortiz, was sweep past the field and get up by a length in Thursday’s $100,000 quickest from the gate and emerged with the lead after running a The Very One. quarter-mile in :22.59 chased by stakes winners Francatelli and Ridden by Julian Pimentel for trainer Mike Trombetta, A Great Texas Wedge with defending champion Completed Pass in the Time ($23.40) had placed twice previously in stakes company clear in fourth. Hollis was still in front following a half in :46.39 without a win, including a neck defeat in the 2019 Jameela at and had enough left through the stretch to hold off a fast-closing nearby Laurel Park. The winning time was 1:00.14 over turf Completed Pass. course labeled yielding. It was three lengths back to 25-1 long shot Love You Much in “We didn’t know she would handle it this well,” Trombetta said. third. Narrow favorite Texas Wedge, Francatelli, Tiger Blood and “This is huge, because she was multiple stakes placed but to make Tempt Me twice completed the order of finish. Axtell, Fair Catch her stakes winner is important. It came at the right time.” and Dr. Feelgood were scratched. See PIMLICO on page 14

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Back to Top Page 14 Florida-breds Pimlico page 11 page 13 Continued from Continued from Silver Charm faced a field of 13 and was ridden by Gary Having raced on or near the lead in her most recent races, A Stevens for the Kentucky Derby. He broke well at the starting gate Great Time raced next-to-last in the 12-horse field settled on the and came out between other horses going into the backstretch. He inside as Giggling ran the first quarter in :22.24. Defending took the lead with less than a furlong to go winning by just a head, champion Wild About Star took command once straightened for in front of Florida-bred Captain Bodgit. It was Baffert's second home and Mr. Al’s Gal made a strong bid up the rail, but time entering the Kentucky Derby or any American classic race, Pimentel patiently waited behind a wall of horses before tipping his horse Cavonnier had come in second by a near dead heat the A Great Time outside for her dramatic finish. year before so the win with the gray was especially sweet. Silver “Julian does a great job,” Trombetta said. “It was totally left Charm went on to win the Preakness Stakes in the same manner, up to him and, honestly, I was doubting his tactics going down pulling ahead of Captain Bodgit and just before the the backside. I was like, ‘Oh, geez, this is going to be tough.’ wire making it a one-two Florida-bred finish. But, that’s why he does what he does.” At age 4, Silver Charm won the 1998 Dubai World Cup, San Mr. Al’s Gal was second, three-quarters of a length in front of Fernando Stakes, Strub Stakes, Kentucky Cup Classic Handicap, Hear My Prayer. It was another length back to Wild About Star Goodwood Handicap and the Clark Handicap. He also finished in fourth, while 4-5 favorite and 2019 runner-up Jo Jo Air was second in both the Stephen Foster Handicap and Breeders' Cup passed late by Dendrobia and finished sixth. Classic facing a few of his old rivals from the Preakness. At age “She’s been well-traveled. Every times it seems like we’ve 5, Silver Charm won the 1999 San Pasqual Handicap and placed entered her this summer, it’s rained. We took her all the way up third in both the Donn Handicap and Santa Anita Handicap. After to Saratoga to run in a stake only to get rained off and take her his fourth-place finish in the Stephen Foster Handicap, Silver all the way back,” Trombetta said. “It was nice to get a chance to Charm was retired and stood in Kentucky for a short time before run here in this race today.” going to Japan for stud duty. Purchased out of a 1977 Maryland 2-year-old sale in He was inducted in 2007 into the Racing Hall of Fame and Timonium for $22,000 by Maryland horsewoman Helen Michael Blowen founded Old Friends farm for him in hopes one Polinger, The Very One went on to become one of the best day he would come back to the farm from Japan. On Oct. 29, race mares in training from 1977-81. A former claimer turned 2014, Blowen’s dream came true as his favorite racehorse of all Grade 1 winner, she won 22 races and more than $1.1 million time came to live in his backyard. The oldest living Preakness in purses from 71 starts, with eight graded-stakes wins includ- winner still sees his old nemesis Touch Gold along the paddock ing the 1979 Dixie (G2) at Pimlico and 1981 Santa Barbara fence line at their retirement home at Old Friends in Kentucky. Handicap (G1). What can you expect from a SUMMERFIELD Yearling? SPEECH GRADE 1 RECORD SETTER OF THE ASHLAND STAKES GAMINE GRADE 1 RECORD SETTER OF THE ACORN STAKES Yearling Sires at the 2020 OBS October Yearling Sale Connect, Dialed In, Honor Code, Liam’s Map, Lord Nelson, Practical Joke, Street Boss, Tiznow

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Back to Top Page 15 ‘Hug’ Hopes to Make Dad And Venezuela G1 Proud in Belmont Derby BY TAMMY A. GANTT ______about the horse, who will be ridden by jockey Manny Franco from post seven on Saturday. Florida breeder Orlando Martinez hopes his charge Venezuelan ‘Hug’ faces tough company from a trio of horses that led a Hug will take him from being a graded stakes placed owner to thrilling finish in the Saratoga Derby Invitational in August. being a Grade 1 winning owner on Saturday in the $250,000 Domestic Spending, Gufo and No Word will join in the fray again Belmont Derby Invitational Stakes G1 contested at one-and-a- as part of the nine horse field of 3-year-olds. quarter miles on turf at . Klaravich Stables' Domestic Spending broke his maiden in Martinez is no stranger to success, he was the leading breeder February at Tampa Bay Downs at one mile and won in his in his in Venezuela before coming to Florida. On May 4, 2014, I'm first Belmont appearance on June 7, ran third behind the Venezuelan posted Martinez’s first win in the United States. Since Clement-trained winner Decorated Invader in the Grade 2 then, he now boasts a record of 50- National Museum of Racing Hall of 62-49 in 324 starts and has earned Fame Stakes on July 18 at Saratoga and $1,292,471. a month later English-bred son of He breeds and races under Orlyana Kingman earned his first stakes win in Farm and has built a broodmare band the Saratoga Derby. Hall of Famer at his Morriston, Fla. farm. It’s not Javier Castellano will be in the irons. hard to identify a Martinez-bred Otter Bend Stables' Gufo ran second horse, just look in each horses’ name by a head to Domestic Spending in the from Missworldvenezuela to I'm mile-and-three-sixteenths Saratoga Venezuelan or My Dear Venezuela, Derby and will look to turn the tables in each horse’s name is a symbol of his a rematch for trainer Christophe pride for his home country and the Clement. The Declaration of War colt traditions it carries. has won four of his six career starts. Multiple graded stakes winning Ridden by Junior Alvarado, Gufo had a trainer Danny Gargan is also look- four-race winning streak heading into ing for his first Grade 1 win after the Saratoga Derby, including a length- knocking on the door twice with Venezuelan Hug/COGLIANESE PHOTO and-a-half win in the English Channel Grade 2 winners, the mare Divine Miss Grey and gelding Tax, in May at Gulfstream Park and a half-length score in the Kent G3 respectively winners of the Stakes and Jim Dandy Stakes. going one-and-an-eighth miles on July 4 at Delaware Park. Gufo The horse appears ready to run on the turf after coming off an breezed four furlongs in :50.25 on Belmont's inner turf on allowance win at Saratoga on Aug. 9 where after a little need to be Sunday. straightened by his jockey in the stretch ran down the leaders and Trained by Todd Pletcher, No Word is looking to redeem his drew away to win by two-and-a-quarter lengths at a mile-and-an- third place finish in the Saratoga Derby. He started his 3-year-old eighth on the inner turf course. He has a record of three wins and campaign with back-to-back third-place efforts before winning a third in six starts. an optional claimer $80,000 on July 9 at Belmont. Jose Ortiz will By Constitution out of Downtown Diva by Giant's Causeway, ride from post one. the gray/roan colt, is owned by Spedale Family Racing, LLC, R. A. Pletcher will also send out Repole Stable's Mo Ready, an Hill Stable and Marianne Spedale. allowance winner last time out on Aug. 15 at Saratoga. The son According to Sal Spedale on his Twitter account, Spedale of Uncle Mo will be running at Belmont for the first time since Family Racing was started to honor the memory of his father who his fourth-place debut effort in May 2019. Kendrick Carmouche passed away last July. will be aboard and break from post 3. “I’m sure he is smiling from up above,” Spedale said. “He want- Hall of Fame trainer Bill Mott will saddle a pair of contenders ed me to start a stable in our name so he can watch them run from who previously were on the Triple Crown trail in South Bend and up above.” Moon Over Miami. Gary Barber, Wachtel Stable, Peter Deutsch Spedale won for the first time at Saratoga this summer with and Pantofel Stable's South Bend will be switching back to turf Foxtail on July 30 and he immediately paid tribute to his dad and after running off the board in two prestigious Grade 1 dirt tests, thanked the trainer. running fourth in the Runhappy Travers on Aug. 8 at Saratoga “A moment I will never forget, Dad. This one is for you,” he before finishing 15th in the Kentucky Derby on Sept. 5 following said. a wide trip and tiring late. In his last race at Belmont on June 20, Venezuelan Hug posted a South Bend has shown talent running second in the Grade 3 sixth place finish in the Grade 2 Pennine Ridge but has trained well Ohio Derby in June at Thistledown under previous trainer Stanley up to Saturday’s race, where he is set at 8-1 odds. He had the fastest Hough. Before that, the Algorithms colt ran five consecutive times in two breezes at four furlongs at Saratoga in turf training in times on the grass earlier in 2020, posting a runner-up effort in September. A win will also give him a free berth to the $4 million the Cutler Bay in March at Gulfstream Park and third-place Breeders' Cup Turf G1 on November 7 at Keeneland in the “Win efforts in the Dania Beach and the Grade 3 Palm Beach going a and You're In” qualifier. He would join a growing list of Florida- mile and a mile-and-one-sixteenth miles, respectively, on the breds that have also posted ”Win and You’re In” wins recently. Gulfstream turf. Jockey Dylan Davis will pick up the mount for the “He has brought such joy to our family. Appreciate all the hard first time, drawing post five. work at Team Gargan for making dreams come true,” said Spedale See VENEZUELAN HUG on page 16

Back to Top Page 16 Florida Duo Seeking Keeneland Stakes Wins BY TAMMY A. GANTT ______native of Pittsburgh now a Northern Virginia-based real estate agent, Ross A pair of Keeneland Stakes also fea- prides himself on the use of statistical tures a pair of Florida-breds looking to be analytical data to drive his ownership spoilers this Saturday. Florida-bred using the Ragozin sheets, Thoro-graph, Extravagant Kid is in the field of nine Equineline and Brisnet to make decisions. going to post in the $150,000 Woodford DARR stakes winners include Honorable Stakes G2 presented by TVG and Florida- Duty, New Orleans Handicap G2, Scuba, bred Lady’s Island goes postward in a field Marathon Stakes G2, Proforma, Kentucky of seven in the $200,000 Thoroughbred Downs Turf Sprint Stakes G3 and Bye Club of America Stakes G2. Bye Bernie. He hopes his consistent pro- The 7-year-old gelding Extravagant ducer Extravagant Kid adds to this list. Kid knows how to get to the winners cir- Lady’s Island comes into the $200,000 cle with 14 wins to his credit in 44 starts Thoroughbred Club of America Stakes Florida-bred Extravagant Kid/COADY PHOTO for earnings of $872,210 and he is ready G2 off a second place finish in the to go for Saturday’s race. Last time out at Honorable Miss Handicap G2 on Sept. 6 Churchill Downs he posted a 117 Beyer at Saratoga. Never off the board in 2020, speed figure while finishing second in she has been a consistent performer with the Twin Spires Turf Sprint Stakes G2 16 wins to her credit. The former claimer presented by Sysco on the Kentucky that wired the field in the Sugar Swirl G3 Oaks undercard. He lost the race by only in 2019 is owned by Matties Racing a neck and is primed for the five-and-a- Stable LLC and Averill Racing LLC. half furlong race facing horses ages three The 6-year-old mare is by Greatness to nine. By Kiss The Kid out of the With out of the Broad Brush mare Broadway Distinction mare Pretty Extravagant, he Martha, and was bred in Florida by will be ridden by Tyler Gaffalione. Bailey Bolen of Wadmalaw Island, S.C. The favorite in the race is trained by At morning line odds of 3-1 in the Brendan P. Walsh and was bred by Frank $200,000 race for fillies and mares, 3- Vicino’s Vicino Racing Stable based in years-old and upward at six furlongs, Fort Lauderdale and owned by multiple Lady’s Island will face Jerry graded stakes winning owner DARRS, Hollendorfer-trained favorite Sneaking Inc. DARRS has already posted earnings Out, a Cal-bred, in the race. Sneaking Out of more than $5.7 million in 2020 with a comes into the race off an Aug. 21 Del record of 126-78-63 in 490 starts. Mar win in the Grade 3 Rancho Bernardo Coming onto the scene strong with his Handicap. Fellow contender On Florida-bred Lady’s Island/LAUREN KING PHOTO first stakes winner Bye Bye Bernie in the Probation is also a 6-year-old. Nearctic Stakes G2 at Woodbine in 2015, She also faces second favorite, Dos Keeneland on July 9. Lady’s Island will DARRS, Inc.’s David Ross really has been Vinos, who is coming off a layoff after an be ridden by Tyler Gaffalione and is involved in the racing scene since 1989. A allowance optional claiming win at trained by Danny Gargan. Venezuelan Hug page 15 Continued from previous Belmont start, finishing a neck behind Buy Land and See Summer Wind Equine's Moon Over Miami won his first stakes last in the Awad last October. Jose Lezcano, the Belmont fall meet's cur- out with a half-length score in the Dueling Grounds Derby on Sept. 10. rent leading rider, has the call from post six. After earning his first win on grass in a mile-and-an-eighth allowance Ajourneytofreedom, will make his first start for trainer Mike on June 20 at Churchill – the first of three straight races he's worn Maker after running second in an optional claiming turf race on blinkers – Moon Over Miami ran fourth in the Grade 2 National Aug. 31 at Del Mar will have Benjamin Hernandez in the irons. Museum of Racing Hall of Fame Stakes in July at Saratoga before his The Belmont Derby, formerly with a purse of $1 million, is slated stakes win earlier this month. Eric Cancel will ride from post eight. as race nine on Saturday's 10-race program, with a first post of 12:40 Godolphin's Pixelate has never been off the board in 11 starts p.m. EST. America's Day at the Races will present daily television and has faced the same competition having finished second behind coverage of the fall meet on FOX Sports and MSG Networks. For the Gufo in the Grade 3 Kent before notching his first graded stakes, complete America's Day at the Races broadcast schedule and addi- the Grade 2 Del Mar Derby at the distance on Sept. 6. Trained by tional programming information, visit https://www.nyra.com/bel- Michael Stidham, Pixelate, a son of City Zip, ran second in his only mont/racing/tv-schedule.

Back to Top Page 17 Yaupon Ties Stakes Record in $200,000 Chick Lang (G3) Victory Undefeated Colt Matches Fastest Time in Six-Furlong Sophomore Sprint PIMLICO PRESS OFFICE______BALTIMORE – L. William and Corinne Heiligbrodt’s Yaupon kept his perfect record intact in impressive fashion Thursday, streak- ing to a stakes-record four-length triumph in the $200,000 Chick Lang (G3) at Pimlico Race Course. The 45th running of the six-furlong Chick Lang for 3-year-olds helped launch a spectacu- lar Preakness weekend program of 16 stakes, nine graded, worth $3.35 million in purses over three days featuring the 145th running of Saturday’s $1 million Preakness (G1). Stakes action was kicked off earlier on Thursday’s card with upset victories by Hollis in the $100,000 Jim McKay Turf Sprint and A Great Time in the $100,000 The Very One, both going five furlongs on the grass. Favored at 3-5 over eight rivals, Yaupon ($3.20) improved to 4-0 with his second straight graded-stakes triumph following the Amsterdam (G2) Aug. 29 at Saratoga in his previous start. The winning time of 1:09.10 matched Lantana Mob from 2008 for the fastest in stakes history. Both Yaupon and Lantana Mob came from Yaupon/MCCUE PHOTO the barn of Hall of Fame trainer Steve Asmussen, who also won ride. Double Crown was racing for the first time in Maryland the 2018 Chick Lang with 2019 champion sprinter Mitole. It was since his debut triumph last September, after which he was pur- the first Chick Lang victory for Hall of Fame jockey John chased privately. Velazquez. “He always gives 100 percent,” Torres said. “I had a perfect “Put him on the lead and keep him on the lead, and he keeps trip. He broke good. I let him settle off the speed. At the three- running,” Velazquez said. eighths, he started picking it up very nice and down the stretch, Velazquez did precisely that, hustling Yaupon to the front from when I got him clear, he was rolling.” the gate and assuming control through testing splits of :22.77 and Run as the Hirsch Jacobs Stakes from its inception in 1975 to :45.11, pressed to his outside by Arkaan while the rest of the field 2009, the Chick Lang was renamed in honor of the racing indus- tried to keep pace. Yaupon was firmly in command as Arkaan try legend widely known as ‘Mr. Preakness,’ who passed away in dropped back once straightened for home and spurted away as 2010 at age 83. Double Crown came with a steady run to edge 17-1 long shot Relentless Dancer for third. “You’ve got to ride him the first part. For the first three-six- teenths of a mile, I had to ride him just to keep his head on the business,” Velazquez said. “Even at the three-eighths pole I am reminding him, ‘Hey, keep your mind on your business.’ Then when he switched down the lane then he knew. It was ‘OK, time to go.’” Unraced at 2, Yaupon debuted with a nose victory June 20 at Churchill Downs then rolled by three-and-three-quarter lengths in a Saratoga allowance July 18, both races coming over older horses. In his first race facing straight 3-year-olds he captured the six-furlong Amsterdam, his stakes debut. Reeves ’s Double Crown won the Roar and Carry Back over the spring and summer at Gulfstream Park, and was exiting a third-place finish in the Smile Sprint (G3) Sept. 5 under regular pilot Cristian Torres, who made the trip north to Click above to view video

Back to Top Page 18 NBCN Sports Network to Televise Breeders’ Cup Challenge Races From Keeneland This Weekend KEENELAND PRESS OFFICE ______Toyota Blue Grass Stakes (G2), is the 5-2 second choice. NBC's Preakness coverage will also include an update from Keeneland Race Course in , Ky., home to the 2020 Keeneland on the Breeders' Cup Challenge races held earlier in the day. Breeders' Cup World Championships, will be the site of automatic The mile-and-an-eighth, $400,000 Juddmonte Spinster (G1) qualifying races into the Championships on Friday, Oct. 2, airing headlines Sunday's three Breeders' Cup Challenge races at on NBCSN from 5-6 p.m. ET, and again on Sun., Oct. 4, on Keeneland. The Spinster winner will gain a free berth into the $2 NBCSN from 4:30-6 p.m. ET. Centered in between the Keeneland million Longines Breeders' Cup Distaff (G1). The race is expected telecasts will be NBC's live broadcast of the Preakness Stakes to be led by Flurry Racing Stables, Qatar Racing Limited, and Big (G1) on Sat., Oct. 3 beginning at 4:30 p.m. ET from Baltimore, Aut Farms' 3-year-old filly Shedaresthedevil, winner of the which provides the winner with an automatic berth into the $6 Longines (G1) at Churchill Downs. million Longines Breeders' Cup Classic (G1). Two recent Kentucky Downs stakes winners, Breeze Easy The Friday and Sunday telecasts, produced in association with LLC's Outadore and Bantry Farms' Barrister Tom, figure to head- TVG, mark the ninth and 10th programs this year in the “Breeders' line the mile-and-a-sixteenth, $200,000 Bourbon (G2), with the Cup Challenge Series: Win and You're In – presented by America's winner gaining a free spot into the $1 million Breeders' Cup Best Racing” on NBC and NBCSN from some of North America's Juvenile Turf (G1). Outadore captured the Kentucky Cup Juvenile most iconic racetracks. The series leads to the 37th Breeders' Cup Turf Sprint on Sept. 12 and Barrister Tom won the More Than World Championships at Keeneland, scheduled for Nov. 6-7 and Ready Juvenile Stakes on Sept. 7. airing on NBC and NBCSN. The complete series TV schedule can Ranlo Investments' Golden Pal is expected to loom large in the be accessed here: https://www.breederscup.com/challenge-series five-and-a-half furlong, $150,000 Indian Summer Presented by Reporting and commentary for both telecasts will be provided Keeneland Select for 2-year-olds, with a “Win and You're In” spot from Keeneland by TVG's Todd Schrupp, Matt Bernier, Gabby on the line for the $1 million Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf Sprint Gaudet, Caton Bredar and Caleb Keller. Simon Bray will be pro- (G2). A son of 2010 Breeders' Cup Juvenile (G1) winner Uncle viding commentary from home. Mo, Golden Pal finished second in the Norfolk Stakes (G2) at Radio Network (HRRN) also will provide live Royal Ascot in June and came back to win the Skidmore Stakes at coverage of the Breeders' Cup Challenge Series races from Saratoga on Aug. 21. Keeneland on Friday, from 5-6 p.m. ET, and on Sunday, also from The 2020 “Breeders' Cup Challenge Series: Win and You're In 5-6 p.m., on Sirius 219/XM 201 and on the HRRN website, – presented by America's Best Racing” concludes on Wednesday, Horseracingradio.net. HRRN also will broadcast Saturday's Oct. 7 with the mile-and-a-sixteenth, $150,000 JPMorgan Chase Preakness from 4-6 p.m. ET. Jessamine (G2) at Keeneland. The winner of the Jessamine will On Friday, the mile-and-a-sixteenth, $350,000 Darley earn an automatic starting position into the $1 million Breeders' Alcibiades (G1), which awards an automatic berth into the $2 mil- Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf (G1). The NBCSN telecast is scheduled lion Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies (G1), and the 6-furlong, to begin at 4 p.m. ET. $200,000 Stoll Keenon Ogden Phoenix (G2), with the winner gaining an automatic starting position into the $2 million Breeders' Cup Sprint (G1), will be the featured “Win and You're Kentucky October Yearlings In” races. The Darley Alcibiades is led by Heider Family Stables' Catalog Now Online Thoughtfully, winner of the (G2) at Saratoga, and Phoenix Thoroughbred's Crazy Beautiful, who finished sec- FASIG-TIPTON PRESS RELEASE ______ond last time out in the “Win and You're In” Pocahontas Stakes (G3) at Churchill Downs. Fasig-Tipton has catalogued 1,553 yearlings for its The Stoll Keenon Ogden Phoenix Stakes is led by Robert Kentucky October Yearlings Sale, to be held on Oct. 26-29, in LaPenta, Ron Moquett and Head of Plains Partners' 7-year-old Lexington, Ky. The four continuous sessions, conducted on Whitmore, who won this race in 2017 and has finished second the Monday-Thursday, will begin each day at 10 am. past two years. Whitmore also finished third in last year's “This is the strongest group of yearlings we have ever offered at Breeders' Cup Sprint. Kentucky October,” said Fasig-Tipton president Boyd Browning. Saturday's Preakness Stakes for 3-year-olds marks the first “This spring, a significant number of sellers decided that they time that a Triple Crown race will be a part of the Breeders' Cup would target October with many of their top yearlings. Buyers will Challenge Series. Eleven runners have been entered for the mile- find tremendous quality here, no matter what their budget.” and-three-sixteenths test, led by Kentucky Derby (G1) winner This year’s catalog cover features recent sale graduates Authentic, who is the 9-5 favorite. Owned by Spendthrift Farm, British Idiom and Gretzky the Great, both Grade 1 winning MyRaceHorse Stable, Madaket Stables, and Starlight Racing, two-year-olds. British Idiom captured the Breeders’ Cup Authentic earned a free berth into the Longines Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies (G1) and Alcibiades S. (G1) on her way to Classic when he captured the TVG.com Haskell Stakes (G1) in being named Eclipse Champion Two-Year-Old Filly of 2019. July. Bruce Lunsford's Art Collector, winner of Keeneland's See FASIG-TIPTON on page 19

Back to Top Page 19 SSecond Annual Thoroughbred Track Entries Aftercare Summit to be & Results Offered Virtually PRESS RELEASE ______organizations as well as for-profit resellers WEST during the global COVID-19 pandemic, with The Retired Racehorse Project (RRP), the goal of helping Summit attendees create Click Here to View Entries Thoroughbred Aftercare Alliance (TAA), innovative solutions for everything from and the Thoroughbred Charities of fundraising to herd management. Learn America (TCA) jointly announced more about topics and panelists at the Thursday that the second annual Thoroughbred Makeover website. Thoroughbred Aftercare Summit will take “In this especially challenging year, we place virtually on Oct. 5-6, 2020. wanted the focus of the Aftercare Summit Offering three sessions of panel discus- to be on fundraising strategies for aftercare sions, the Thoroughbred Aftercare Summit organizations,” said Erin Crady, executive Click Here to Click Here to View Entries View Results is geared towards individuals and organi- director of TCA. “With the cancellation of zations with a professional interest in the live events, many organizations have had retraining and rehoming of thoroughbreds to revise their fundraising plans to place a after racing. The Summit is a free event but larger emphasis on digital fundraising and pre-registration is required; sessions will grant writing.” be accessible via Zoom. The Thoroughbred Aftercare Summit ”When the decision was made to post- was first held in 2019 at the Kentucky pone this year's Thoroughbred Makeover, Horse Park the day before the start of the Click Here to Click Here to we wanted to ensure that we still supported Retired Racehorse Project's Thoroughbred View Entries View Results our aftercare partners in any way that we Makeover and National Symposium, pre- could,” said Jen Roytz, executive director sented by Thoroughbred Charities of of the RRP. “The Thoroughbred Aftercare America. The Thoroughbred Makeover is Summit not only covers topics pertinent to already the largest gathering of individuals those working in Thoroughbred aftercare, and organizations dedicated to the rehom- but also provides a unique networking ing and retraining of off-track thorough- Click Here to Click Here to opportunity for participants.” breds, making it the logical setting for this View Entries View Results The Summit will offer the following educational and networking opportunity. three sessions: The 2020 Summit takes place as part of the • Do More, Spend Less: Mon., Oct. 5 at RRP's Virtual Makeover Week, which 7:00 PM ET. Sponsored by Godolphin includes other educational opportunities Lifetime Care and moderated by Stephanie for thoroughbred lovers. Church of The Horse Media Group (also “In these strange and difficult times, streamed on Facebook as part of the RRP's networking and sharing best practices is so Click Here to Click Here to Virtual Makeover Webinar Series) important for all of us,” said Stacie Clark, View Entries View Results • Fundraising in Challenging Times: TAA operations consultant. “The TAA is Tue., Oct. 6 at 2:00 PM ET happy to be part of the Thoroughbred • Accounting 101: Tips for Preparing Aftercare Summit alongside the RRP and Financials for Grant Requests: Tue., Oct. 6 the TCA.” at 3:30 PM ET Pre-register now for the Thoroughbred This year's panel discussions reflect some Aftercare Summit HERE. Click Here to Click Here to of the unique challenges facing aftercare Read more CLICK HERE. View Entries View Results Fasig-Tipton page 18 llogs will be available on-site in Click Here to Click Here to Continued from View Entries View Results Gretzky the Great recently won the Lexington approximately one week Summer Stakes (G1) on Sept. 20 – his before the sale, as well as from Fasig- second consecutive stakes win this year – Tipton’s regional offices and national to establish himself as one of the top two- representatives at that time. year-olds in the country. OOnline bidding and phone bidding The catalog may now be viewed services will be available to buyers. Click Here to Click Here to online, and will also be available via the For further information, please call View Entries View Results equineline sales catalog app. Print cata- Evan Ferraro at (859) 255-1555. Tracks continued on next page

Back to Top Page 20 SSaturday Offers an All Track Entries G1 Cross Country Pick 5 & Results NYRA PRESS OFFICE______three finishers of the Saratoga Derby Invitational - Domestic Spending, Gufo and A Cross Country Pick 5 that encom- No Word - all returning for a rematch. The passes five Grade 1 contests across Brown-trained Domestic Spending, who Belmont Park and Keeneland Race Course outlasted the Christophe Clement-condi- will highlight exciting action on Saturday tioned Gufo by a head in August, has three Click Here to Click Here to in a wager hosted by the New York Racing wins in four career starts. Other contenders View Entries View Results Association, Inc. include Mo Ready, South Bend, Pixelate, Live coverage will be available with Venezuelan Hug, Moon Over Miami and America's Day at the Races on FOX Sports Ajourneytofreedom. and MSG Networks. Free Equibase past Keeneland will conclude the wager with performances for the Cross Country Pick 5 the final two legs, starting with the $400,000 sequence are now available for download Claiborne Breeders' Futurity for juveniles at https://www.nyra.com/belmont/rac- going a mile-and-a-sixteenth on the main Click Here to Click Here to ing/cross-country-wagers. track in race eight at 5:24 p.m. A spot in the View Entries View Results Top-caliber racing will start at Belmont Grade 1, $2 million Breeders' Cup Juvenile in race seven at 4:03 p.m. Eastern with the will be on the line, with Godolphin home- $250,000 Joe Hirsch Turf Classic for 3- bred Essential Quality, a winner on year-olds and up going one-and-a-half Kentucky Derby Day last month at Churchill miles on the Widener course. Grade 1-win- Downs, headlining a nine-horse field. King ning multimillionaires Channel Maker and Fury, trained by two-time Breeders' Futurity Sadler's Joy will face one another for the winner Kenny McPeek, was a two-and- Click Here to Click Here to View Entries View Results 15th time, while 2-1 morning-line favorite three-quarter length debut winner going a Rockemperor will look to build on a last- mile-and-a-sixteenth on Sept. 3. out third-place effort to stablemate Digital The finale will be the $750,000 Age in the Grade 1 Old Forester Bourbon Shadwell Turf Mile for 3-year-olds and up Turf Classic on September 5 at Churchill in race 10 at 5:57 p.m. Halladay, the win- Downs. In his prior effort, he was second, ner of the Grade 1 Fourstardave this sum- Click Here to Click Here to beaten by a neck to stablemate Instilled mer at Saratoga, will look for additional View Entries View Results Regard, in the Grade 1 Manhattan on July glory in a race that's an automatic qualifier 4 at Belmont, earning a career-best 102 to the Grade 1 Breeders' Cup Mile on Nov. Beyer Speed Figure. New York-bred Cross 7, though Halladay earned a spot in the Border, the winner of the Grade 2 Bowling race with his last-out victory. Other con- Green on Aug. 1 at Saratoga, also will con- tenders looking to punch a return ticket to tend in the seven-horse field. Keeneland include Grade 1-winners Keeneland will host the first of its three Bowies Hero and Raging Bull, as well as Click Here to Click Here to races in the sequence with the $350,000 Group 1-victors in Without Parole [Great View Entries View Results First Lady for fillies and mares 3-year-olds Britain] and Ivar [Brazil]. and up going one mile on the turf in race The minimum bet for the multi-track, eight at 4:51 p.m. Trainer Chad Brown trains multi-race wager is 50 cents. Wagering on two of the field's six entrants for a race that the Cross Country Pick 5 is also available is a "Win and You're In" qualifier to the on ADW platforms and at simulcast facili- Grade 1, $2 million Breeders' Cup Filly and ties across the country. Every week will Mare Turf on Nov. 7 at the same track, sad- feature a mandatory payout of the net pool. Click Here to Click Here to dling 2019 champion grass mare Uni and The Cross Country Pick 5 will continue View Entries View Results Newspaperofrecord, winner of the 2018 each Saturday throughout the year. For Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf. Hall of more information, visit NYRABets.com. Fame trainer D. Wayne Lukas will send out Cross Country Pick 5 - Saturday, Crystal Lake, with the field also comprising October 3: Beau Recall, Dalika and Daddy Is a Legend. Leg 1 - Belmont, Race 7: G1 Joe Hirsch Another Breeders' Cup qualifier will Turf Classic (4:03 p.m.) highlight the third leg back at Belmont, Click Here to Click Here to Leg 2 - Keeneland, Race 8: G1 First View Entries View Results where a nine-horse field of sophomores will Lady (4:51 p.m.) compete in the 71st running of the Grade 1, Leg 3 - Belmont, Race 9: G1 Belmont $250,000 Belmont Derby Invitational going Derby Invitational (5:06 p.m.) a mile-and-a-quarter on the inner turf in Leg 4 - Keeneland, Race 9: G1 race nine at 5:06 p.m. A spot in the Grade 1, Claiborne Breeders' Futurity (5:24 p.m.) $4 million Breeders' Cup Turf on Nov. 7 will Leg 5 - Keeneland, Race 10: G1 Click Here to Click Here to be on the line for a race that features the top- Shadwell Turf Mile (5:57 p.m.) View Entries View Results

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Copyright © 2004 Florida Stallion Progeny for Saturday, Oct. 3 Daily Racing Form Below is a list of runners sired by Florida stallions or former Florida stallions scheduled to start in races at racetracks across North America. Daily Racing Form, the information source for this list, does not include all North American racetracks. The list contains all data available at time of list generation. EXCHANGE RATE RATTLESNAKE BRIDGE Saturday, October 3 Exchequer 6 Delaware Park Rubenslegacy 6 Monmouth Park ADIOS CHARLIE Eads Bridge 9 Hawthorne Voicesinthedarknez 3 Gulfstream Park West FACTUM Madeye 1 Thistledown REVOLVING You’re Killin Me 8 Hawthorne A. P. d’Oro 5 Charles Town Dahlonega 9 Gulfstream Park West FIELD COMMISSION Followhisfootsteps 2 Gulfstream Park West SLIGO BAY (IRE) AMIRA’S PRINCE (IRE) Samuel H 10 Woodbine Galileta 4 Golden Hour FIRST DUDE Galileta 9 Golden Gate Fields First Salvo 1 Gulfstream Park West SOLDAT Gio Sammy 5 Thistledown Majestic Luna 7 Gulfstream Park West AWESOME OF COURSE The Red Dude 6 Remington Park Tiz Luna 10 Gulfstream Park West Awesome Machine 6 Thistledown First and Three 7 Gulfstream Park West La Belle de Course 8 Monmouth Park SONGANDAPRAYER Worth Avenue 9 Gulfstream Park West Brooklyn Baby 5 Remington Park BAHAMIAN SQUALL GLOBAL RESPONSE Bahamian Prince 8 Gulfstream Park West TEQUILAZO Jupi’s Lightning 10 Gulfstream Park West Real de Jalpa 9 Hawthorne BEAU CHOIX GONE ASTRAY Cuy 1 Gulfstream Park West TEUFLESBERG Off the Mark 1 Thistledown City Gone Country 7 Fort Pierre BIONDETTI Go Estrella 6 Gulfstream Park West Givin Up None 2 Hawthorne Cat’s Astray 9 Gulfstream Park West THE BIG BEAST Got Glee 9 Gulfstream Park West Carolina Beast 1 Hawthorne Beinfun 5 Gulfstream Park West Include the Beast 6 Gulfstream Park West Twice as Magical 9 Gulfstream Park West GREATNESS Lady’s Island 7 Keeneland TREASURE BEACH (GB) BRETHREN Doheny Beach 4 Los Alamitos Genghis 4 Delaware Park HE’S HAD ENOUGH Piper 6 Gulfstream Park West Perfect Enough 3 Gulfstream Park West TWO STEP SALSA Bambino 8 Delaware Park Mr. Cesco 7 Gulfstream Park West Dancin Nicky 5 Hawthorne Enough Love 8 Monmouth Park BRING THE HEAT UNCAPTURED Dom the Bomb 5 Hawthorne Miss Marissa 10 Pimlico Capture the Crown 1 Gulfstream Park West Bye Bye J 3 Pimlico HIGH COTTON Free Flayme 5 Monmouth Park CHAPEL ROYAL Father Dennis 4 Thistledown Silent Movies 6 Golden Gate Fields Royal Meghan 9 Gulfstream Park West IMPERIALISM Victim 9 Hawthorne CHITU Imperial Sun 8 Lethbridge Two Sixty 9 Woodbine Foolish Heart 6 Gulfstream Park West IN SUMMATION WILDCAT HEIR CIRCULAR QUAY Canelita 7 Woodbine Wildcat Merry 8 Monmouth Park Kuringai 9 Hawthorne KANTHAROS WINSLOW HOMER CONGRATS Bay Storm 2 Belmont Park Blazing Brooke 2 Monmouth Park Time N Money 1 Los Alamitos Iambutter 3 Gulfstream Park West WITH DISTINCTION She’s My Ride 3 Hawthorne El Andariego 5 Thistledown Citali 7 Hawthorne King Andres 1 Gulfstream Park West Toss 7 Gulfstream Park West Golden Bayers 5 Lethbridge You Split Tens 7 Hawthorne Miss Miami 9 Gulfstream Park West The Exception 8 Delaware Park Well Defined 7 Monmouth Park Congrats That 8 Gulfstream Park West KHOZAN Continued on next page Muzzle Tough 9 Monmouth Park El Solo Uno 6 Monmouth Park Cinderella’s Cause 10 Belmont Park KISS THE KID Smash 10 Gulfstream Park West Extravagant Kid 6 Keeneland COOL COAL MAN LUCKY LIONEL D. Silo 3 Gulfstream Park West Rejoice an Be Glad 9 Hawthorne Liza Star 3 Pimlico MACHO UNO CORFU Macho d’Oro 7 Gulfstream Park West Taylor’s in Orbit 9 Gulfstream Park West MILWAUKEE BREW COWTOWN CAT Sunset Phoenix 4 Woodbine Tap the Town 7 Thistledown Whatswrongwithyou 7 Woodbine Moma Girl 8 Thistledown OMEGA CODE CURRENCY SWAP Clark’s Code 9 Remington Park Man With a Plan 5 Monmouth Park Straight from OUTFLANKER the Heart D’WILDCAT Stacksdenero 5 Charles Town Ever So d’Wild 2 Woodbine of Florida’s OVERDRIVEN Thoroughbred DOUBLE HONOR Foldover 7 Monmouth Park Double Ransome 2 Lethbridge Good Timing Man 10 Gulfstream Park West Industry Official Publication of the DRILL POSEIDON’S WARRIOR Florida Thoroughbred Owners’ Iron Drill 5 Thistledown Sparkle Sammy 2 Woodbine and Breeders’ Association Sheknowsthedrill 8 Monmouth Park Corinthia 6 Gulfstream Park West DUKE OF MISCHIEF PROSPECTIVE Duches of Grace 1 Hawthorne Tiz Possible Dear 9 Gulfstream Park West

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Copyright © 2004 Florida Stallion Progeny for Sunday, Oct. 4 Daily Racing Form Below is a list of runners sired by Florida stallions or former Florida stallions scheduled to start in races at racetracks across North America. Daily Racing Form, the information source for this list, does not include all North American racetracks. The list contains all data available at time of list generation.

FIELD COMMISSION MACHO UNO Sunday, October 4 My Little Rose 1 Gulfstream Park West Macho Jack 5 Belmont Park A. P. WARRIOR Saratoga Beauty 6 Belmont Park Ocean Conquest 4 Monmouth Park FIRST DUDE Victory At Last 6 Woodbine Seattle Bay 1 Gulfstream Park West Kill Switch 10 Monmouth Park ADIOS CHARLIE Worth Avenue 7 Gulfstream Park West Sassy Miss Margie 3 Gulfstream Park West MILWAUKEE BREW Psychic Ability 3 Monmouth Park GLOBAL RESPONSE Ambitious Princess 1 Woodbine Pachanga Patrol 4 Gulfstream Park West Adios See Ya 4 Gulfstream Park West Prideofdistinction 7 Woodbine My Sarasota Star 8 Gulfstream Park West GONE ASTRAY Money Come 9 Gulfstream Park West Hard Astray 4 Gulfstream Park West OVERDRIVEN Faith N Hope 7 Gulfstream Park West Sultannes Crown 4 Gulfstream Park West AWESOME OF COURSE Felon 5 Gulfstream Park West Classy of Course 3 Gulfstream Park West PROSPECTIVE Paladio 6 Gulfstream Park West Lovely Sunset 2 Foxfield Awesome Enough 5 Gulfstream Park West Gone Astray Kiss 8 Monmouth Park The Devils Back 5 Gulfstream Park West Acaseaday 9 Gulfstream Park West Hard West 9 Gulfstream Park West PURE PRECISION BAHAMIAN SQUALL Shaena Bue 4 Mountaineer Park Facts Only 2 Gulfstream Park West GOTTCHA GOLD All That Gold 1 Super Tuesday Pick 4 Trial by Nite 1 Lethbridge RATTLESNAKE BRIDGE BIG DRAMA Nathan’s Secret 4 Gulfstream Park West Expect Drama 2 Monmouth Park All That Gold 5 Century Mile Curtin’s Up 5 Gulfstream Park West Tartans Quest 7 Century Mile REVOLVING Little Brian 11 Century Mile All Starr Runner 4 Gulfstream Park West BIONDETTI Magi 1 Hawthorne HANDSOME MIKE SILVER TREE Get None 5 Hawthorne Caffeine Rush 1 Gulfstream Park West Tree Shaker 9 Monmouth Park Bion Magic 7 Gulfstream Park West Do What It Takes 6 Monmouth Park SLIGO BAY (IRE) Station Rock 9 Woodbine HE’S HAD ENOUGH Patrick 3 Super Tuesday Pick 4 Bondetti 10 Monmouth Park Stephanie’s Melody 1 Gulfstream Park West Call Her Joey 4 Woodbine BRETHREN Tiz Enough 7 Gulfstream Park West Patrick 6 Century Mile Tara 7 Gulfstream Park West He Had a Secret 9 Gulfstream Park West Dr. Jewel 6 Woodbine Fritzie’s Boy 9 Woodbine BRING THE HEAT HEAR NO EVIL Boozin Time 4 Lethbridge Friendly Fella 5 Gulfstream Park West SOLDAT Another 4 Belmont Park CAJUN BREEZE HIGH COTTON El Gordo Navas 4 Super Tuesday Pick 4 Highrhythmdixie 1 Monmouth Park Extra Dough 4 Gulfstream Park West El Gordo Navas 9 Mountaineer Park Bellerive 4 Prairie Meadows CHITU SUPAH BLITZ Exhalting 5 Golden Gate Fields IMPERIALISM All Mighty Bo 3 Super Tuesday Pick 4 Ipayubackpromise 1 Super Tuesday Pick 4 Blitzing Mario 4 Super Tuesday Pick 4 CIRCULAR QUAY Ipayubackpromise 5 Century Mile Aztec Key 10 Century Mile All Mighty Bo 6 Century Mile IN SUMMATION Blitzing Mario 9 Mountaineer Park CITY PLACE Sweepingthenation 4 Super Tuesday Pick 4 Taylor’s Beauty 1 Fort Pierre Sweepingthenation 9 Mountaineer Park TEUFLESBERG Ringgood 2 Belmont Park CONGRATS KANTHAROS Whats in It for Me 2 Belmont Park Bourque 2 Fort Pierre Moon Juice 2 Century Mile Congrats Golda 3 Mountaineer Park Zeroed In 4 Super Tuesday Pick 4 THE BIG BEAST Red River Girl 8 Prairie Meadows Lawlessness 4 Hawthorne Little Tequila 5 Gulfstream Park West Really Slow 8 Keeneland We Will Shine 5 Mountaineer Park TREASURE BEACH (GB) Celebratory 8 Woodbine Copper 6 Golden Gate Fields Clover Beach 1 Monmouth Park The Spider 9 Gulfstream Park West Cowan 6 Keeneland Rob the Treasure 1 Monmouth Park Harlan Estate 6 Santa Anita Double Blessed 3 Monmouth Park CORFU Cory Gal 8 Gulfstream Park West Nikee Kan 8 Gulfstream Park West Cerrado 7 Woodbine Yes for Less 9 Gulfstream Park West Voltamour 7 Woodbine CURRENCY SWAP Zeroed In 9 Mountaineer Park Treasure Hunter 9 Golden Gate Fields Currency Chrome 2 Monmouth Park KHOZAN UNCAPTURED D’WILDCAT Sweet Belen 3 Mountaineer Park Take Her Temp 3 Santa Anita Proud Enough 2 Monmouth Park Apache 4 Gulfstream Park West Carson City Kid 6 Gulfstream Park West That Khenny 4 Hawthorne Mr Tingles 6 Gulfstream Park West DRILL Wise Khozan 4 Hawthorne White Drill 4 Super Tuesday Pick 4 Don’t Get Khozy 7 Gulfstream Park West WILDCAT HEIR White Drill 9 Mountaineer Park Flammetta 2 Foxfield Independent Miss 7 Gulfstream Park West Rockysbuckaroo 2 Monmouth Park DUKE OF MISCHIEF Markistan 7 Gulfstream Park West Miss Italy 2 Gulfstream Park West Capitan Fofo 9 Gulfstream Park West WINSLOW HOMER Makinalegacy 4 Gulfstream Park West Sundown Kid 9 Gulfstream Park West Ty Ran a Homer 9 Monmouth Park EXCHANGE RATE KISSIN KRIS WITH DISTINCTION Tromador 10 Santa Anita Roadside Kisses 4 Century Mile Silent Tiger 1 Mountaineer Park

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Copyright © 2004 Florida Breeders’ List for Daily Racing Form Saturday & Sunday, October 3 & 4 Below is a list of Florida-bred runners scheduled to start in races at racetracks across North America. Daily Racing Form, the information source for this list, does not include all North American racetracks. Sayonara Baby 9 Larry Alan Wynn THISTLEDOWN Saturday, October 3 Sweetsweetsweet 9 Big D Stable Madeye 1 Stonehedge LLC Taylor’s in Orbit 9 Mike Borchetta, Martha Borchetta, BELMONT PARK Off the Mark 1 SCF, Inc. Cashmere Queen 2 Farm III Enterprises LLC Scott Borchetta & Martin Silver Father Dennis 4 McLaughlin Family, Ltd. Partnership State Crown 2 Live Oak Stud Tiz Possible Dear 9 Addison Clare Silva Jr. El Andariego 5 Ruben Valdes Fort Drum 4 Lambholm & Joel Greenfield & Twice as Magical 9 Linda S. Rosenblatt & Emmy Gaffney Iron Drill 5 Jennifer Johnson & Gillian Johnson Joe Allen, LLC War Star 9 Bill Rasco Warhavoc 5 Jodi Anderson Simply the Best 4 Equest Thoroughbreds, Inc. Worth Avenue 9 Karen Blaho Awesome Machine 6 Jason DaCosta Venezuelan Hug 9 Orlyana Farm Good Timing Man 10 Mary Jolley, T. Wynn Jolley & Jake Scott Jupi’s Lightning 10 Albert Morales WOODBINE CROSS COUNTRY PICK X Smash 10 Arindel Ever So d’Wild 2 Bruno Schickedanz Venezuelan Hug 3 Orlyana Farm Tiz Luna 10 Glockenburg, LLC Sparkle Sammy 2 Helen Barbazon & Joseph Barbazon Double Medal 3 Bridlewood Farm HOLLYWOOD CASINO AT CHARLES TOWN RACES HAWTHORNE A. P. d’Oro 5 Stonehedge LLC Carolina Beast 1 Steve Tucker & Bryan Tucker Lili’s Song 3 John B Penn Duches of Grace 1 Allen Gardner & Jenny Gardner Bodensee 5 Donald R. Dizney, LLC DELAWARE PARK Midnight Joker 6 Deborah Silveira & Jody Veitch Canelita 7 Joel Covarrubias Forty Charm Lady 2 Efrain L. Diaz Croce d’Oro 8 Family Broodmares III, LLC Clear Destination 8 Seek Again Syndicate & Cedar Genghis 4 Arindel Ed’s Rocket 8 Midwest Thoroughbred, Inc. Gate Farm LLC Nomo d’Oro 5 Carlos Rafael & Timothy Piccin Power Cry 8 Carolyn Wilson Proven Strategies 8 A. Francis Vanlangendonck, Dilly Does It 7 Helen Barbazon & Joseph Barbazon You’re Killin Me 8 Dr. Kevin O’Gorman Barbara H.Vanlangendonck & Bambino 8 Arindel Eads Bridge 9 Randall Hartley & Dean DeRenzo Etarip Stables, Inc. Kuringai 9 John Santina Two Sixty 9 Shade Tree Thoroughbreds Inc GOLDEN HOUR WAGERS In All Alone 11 Ocala Stud Dopo Lavoro 1 Barry Berkelhammer & Veronique My Idol 9 Centaur Farms, Inc. Berkelhammer Real de Jalpa 9 George & Tania Heatherly, GT Farms, Chicks Dig Munny 3 Vegso Racing Stable LLC& Heather Ruebel-Duggan Sunday, October 4 Galileta 4 Charles Weston & Maritza Weston Victim 9 Sherry R. Mansfield & Kenneth H. Davis BELMONT PARK Vincero 4 Northwest Stud GOLDEN GATE FIELDS KEENELAND Silent Movies 6 Steve Prather Cool Quest 5 Rustlewood Farm, Inc. Sneakiness 5 Summer Mayberry Galileta 9 Charles Weston & Maritza Weston Extravagant Kid 6 Vicino Racing Stable CENTURY MILE GULFSTREAM PARK WEST Lady’s Island 7 Bailey Bolen Moon Juice 2 Tanourin Stable Capture the Crown 1 Trish Whitman LOS ALAMITOS Zbig 2 Farm III Enterprises LLC Churchills Victory 1 Happy Alter Doheny Beach 4 Helen Barbazon & Joseph Barbazon Tannin 8 Donarra Thoroughbreds, LLC Cuy 1 Laurine Mae Fuller-Vargas Wye Cross 8 Angela M. Ingenito LETHBRIDGE - RMTC First Salvo 1 Kaye McGlothin Golden Bayers 5 Deborah A Silveira Aztec Key 10 Nick deMeric, Jaqui deMeric & King Andres 1 SJT Racing Stable LLC Prestonwood Partnership Precise 1 Vegso Racing Stable MONMOUTH PARK Talkin’ Bull 11 Sally J. Anderson Diamond Mint 2 George Gurrola Blazing Brooke 2 Stonehedge, LLC Followhisfootsteps 2 Pamela Edel Candy Kingdom 4 Helen Barbazon & Joseph Barbazon FROM THE MOUNTAIN TO THE PRAIRIES PICK 4 Luckytobeinamerica 2 Trilogy Stable & Plesa Free Flayme 5 Bill Law El Gordo Navas 4 Tanourin Stable Wild Wigglin Jack 2 Dennis Ward Man With a Plan 5 Carol Hershe Sweepingthenation 4 Charles Patton Courage de Lion 3 Rusty Kindratiw W W Archie 5 Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. Ravenscraft White Drill 4 Ruben Valdes D. Silo 3 Force Of Nature Farms El Solo Uno 6 Pine Branch Stable, Margaret Zeroed In 4 P & G Stables LLC Florida Express 3 Dennis J. Manning Palomino &Juan Palomino FORT PIERRE Iambutter 3 Stacy Lane Hendry Rubenslegacy 6 Ruben Flores Taylor’s Beauty 1 Marcos Arenas Perfect Enough 3 Joel M. Carino Foldover 7 Antonia Noonan Voicesinthedarknez 3 Ciaran Dunne & Amy Dunne Tangled Web 7 Brent Fernung & Crystal Fernung FOXFIELD Beinfun 5 Emil Hagger Well Defined 7 Stonehedge, LLC He’ll Do 1 Brereton C. Jones Unlockthepotential 5 Woodford Thoroughbreds La Belle de Course 8 Bonnie Heath Farm, LLC Lovely Sunset 2 John C. Oxley Vintner 5 Moises Yanez Sheknowsthedrill 8 Best A Luck Farm LLC Corinthia 6 Just For Fun Stable, Inc. Wildcat Merry 8 Juan Palomino GOLDEN GATE FIELDS Exhalting 5 Christine Weiss Elusive Eyes 6 Sergio Ripamonti Lord Barna 10 Best A Luck Farm LLC Foolish Heart 6 Clark Freeman Tracy Ann’s Legacy 10 Bridle Oaks Farm, Inc. GULFSTREAM PARK WEST Go Estrella 6 Passion Stable Inc. Alluring Rumba 1 Jim Ballinger Include the Beast 6 Alex Lieblong & JoAnne Lieblong PIMLICO Caffeine Rush 1 Just For Fun Stable, Inc. Celestial Cheetah 1 Michelle Redding Piper 6 Arindel Kayla’s Tune 1 Patricia Generazio Liza Star 3 Pedro Maestre Saeta 6 Ruben Valdes My Little Rose 1 Virgilio Morales & Solera Farm Blasphemy 7 Harry Burns American Giant 4 Live Oak Stud Aunt Nadine 4 Hardacre Farm LLC Seattle Bay 1 Milton Hendry, Beth Hendry & First and Three 7 Three Gin Guys Stable Norman Hendry Majestic Luna 7 McKathan Bros. Sound Machine 5 Farm III Light Us Up 8 Craig L. Wheeler Stephanie’s Melody 1 Cheryl D. Cerny Mr. Cesco 7 Gary Mesnick & Norman Dellheim Tenerife Moon 1 Scott Hess Mr. Papillon 7 Carl H. Johnson & Martha A. Johnson Paradise Pride 9 Live Oak Stud Thousand Words 11 Hardacre Farm Audrey 2 Arindel Toss 7 Sherry R. Mansfield & Kenneth H. Facts Only 2 NTS Stable, Inc. Davis PRAIRIE MEADOWS Miss Italy 2 A. Stanchieri & Farm III Enterprises Bahamian Prince 8 Pamela Edel Alex of Ice 2 Y-Lo Racing Stables, LLC Musetta 2 Pia M. Kirkham Bridologist 8 Purple Haze Stable Classy of Course 3 Jennifer Johnson & Gillian Johnson Cat’s Astray 9 Larry A. Bell REMINGTON PARK Passion Plus 3 Elite Equine & Carol Hershe The Red Dude 6 Milan Kosanovich Daddy’s Joy 9 John Ocasio Sassy Miss Margie 3 Marcos A. Arenas Dahlonega 9 Bryan R. Baker Adios See Ya 4 Barry Kirkham & John Corner Got Glee 9 Janice Marilyn Clark Meal Ticket 3 Glen Hill Farm All Starr Runner 4 Bryan Keith OSteen &Caryl Lookinlikeaqueen 9 Dr. Tiffany A. Atteberry & Scott Brown Dopo Lavoro 9 Barry Berkelhammer & Veronique Carlisle OSteen Miss Miami 9 Four Horsemen’s Ranch Berkelhammer Royal Meghan 9 Ocala Stud Chicks Dig Munny 10 Vegso Racing Stable Continued on next page Back to Top Page 24

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