2014 Maryland-Bred Hall of Fame Class

Maryland Horse April 2014 Official publication of the Maryland Horse Breeders Association; Vol. 79, No. 4

2014 Maryland-bred Hall of Fame class

Maryland Horse Breeders Association Inc. 30 East Padonia Road Breeders’ Cup Classic-G1 Timonium, MD 21093 winner Concern and National P.O. Box 427 Thoroughbred Racing Hall of Timonium, MD 21094 Fame member Tuscalee are 410-252-2100 Fax 410-560-0503 the newest inductees to the www.marylandthoroughbred.com Maryland-bred Thoroughbred Hall of Fame, as selected by a BOARD OF DIRECTORS Joseph P. Pons Jr. committee of racing industry President members for the Maryland Donald H. Barr Horse Breeders Association 1 Vice-president and Maryland Racing Media Milton P. Higgins III Association. Secretary-treasurer The two join the 12 select- Cricket Goodall ed for the inaugural class last Executive director year: Broad Brush, Challe- Richard F. Blue Jr., R. Thomas don, Cigar, Find, Gallorette, Bowman*, Rebecca B. Davis, Jameela, Politely, Safely Kept, John C. Davison, David Twixt and Vertex and jumpers DiPietro, James T. Dresher Jr., Elkridge and Jay Trump. Michael J. Harrison, R. Larry The induction of Concern Johnson, Edwin W. Merryman, Stidham & Associates Wayne L. Morris*, Suzanne and Tuscalee add two local Moscarelli, Tom Mullikin, heroes who filled their careers William S. Reightler Jr., with impressive milestones. Robert B. White Robert Meyerhoff’s home- *president appointed bred Concern became the first Maryland-bred to win the Directors Emeritus (served 18 years) Breeders’ Cup Classic when J. William Boniface, R. he captured the nation’s rich- Thomas Bowman, King est race as a 3-year-old in 1994. T. Leatherbury, Donald P. Trained by Richard Small and Litz Jr., Robert T. Manfuso, based in Maryland, Concern Ann Merryman, Michael was one of the most exciting Pons, Katharine M. Voss horses in competition, as the Advisory Council son of Broad Brush routinely (past MHBA presidents) dropped far back early, then J. William Boniface, William K. produced last-to-first runs. He Boniface, Frank A. Bonsal, captured four graded stakes R. Thomas Bowman, William while earning $3,079,350. G. Christmas, Hal C.B. Clagett The Classic at Churchill III, Kimball C. Firestone, King Downs culminated Concern’s Homebred Hall of Famers: Robert Meyerhoff’s Concern (top) T. Leatherbury, Dr. Robert 14-start sophomore season. and Alfred Smith’s Tuscalee are this year’s inductees to the Leonard, J.W.Y. Martin Jr., Maryland-bred Thoroughbred Hall of Fame. Michael Pons, James B. Steele He competed at 10 tracks that Jr., Katharine M. Voss year, and recorded his first stakes win in Oaklawn Park’s and Grade 3 New Orleans Oklahoma Equine Thorough- strong and durable while Grade 2 Arkansas Derby in Handicap, and was third in bred Stallions in Washington. making 89 starts and winning April. His 10 stakes placings the Oaklawn Handicap-G1 Tuscalee, bred and cam- 39 times (two of his wins came included the Grade 1 Preak- and Pimlico Special-G1 (both paigned by Alfred Smith, on the flat at hunt meets). ness, Travers, Haskell and Su- to Cigar). He added anoth- was a fixture at steeplechase Trained throughout his career per Derby. er $511,900 and at one point meets for 10 seasons, from by Joe (Leiter) Aitcheson Sr. Concern was the first during the year ranked as 1963 to 1972. When he retired and ridden primarily by the Maryland-bred to earn $2 mil- Maryland’s all-time leading at age 12, he had won more trainer’s Hall of Fame son Joe lion in a single season while earner (surpassing his sire). American steeplechase races Aitcheson Jr., Tuscalee won a amassing $2,541,670, and was Concern entered stud at than any horse in history (37). dozen stakes, and carried as runner-up for the 3-year-old Northview Stallion Station During his season of 1966, much as 167 pounds to victo- Eclipse Award to Horse of in Maryland as the richest when named champion stee- ry. He was inducted into the the Year Holy Bull. Concern stallion to stand in the state. plechaser by the Thorough- National Thoroughbred Rac- earned his own titles when Before being moved to Okla- bred Racing Associations, he ing Hall of Fame in 2013. named Maryland-bred Horse homa for the 2004 season, Con- broke the North American A ceremony celebrating of the Year as well as champi- cern sired 10 stakes winners, record for steeplechase victo- this year’s inductees will be on 3-year-old. including two-time Eclipse ries in a single season with 10. held this spring. R In his first four starts at 4, Award-winning steeplechaser Both records still stand. For more on all the Hall of Concern notched wins in the Good Night Shirt. Now 23, the Tuscalee, a son of Mary- Fame horses, see mdthoroughbred Grade 1 Californian Stakes Hall of Famer is a pensioner at land stallion Tuscany, proved halloffame.com.

ner in 2013 for new connec- Tough Broad, sold privately tions Chalk Racing and trainer by Meyerhoff in 2009, was re- MHBA 2013 Bruce Brown. The now 6-year- tired in September and began old took the Around The Cape a stallion career in California. Breeder of the Year: Stakes at Belmont Park in May, While three of Meyerhoff’s his only win of the season. stakes stars did their winning Robert E. Meyerhoff Both horses are out of 2013 for other owners, one flew Broodmare of the Year Peril- the flag proudly. Broad Rule, ous Night. trained by Small for Meyer- Veteran Richard’s Kid hoff, won January’s Fire Plug and began their racing careers added another stakes win to Stakes. The now 6-year-old in the familiar blue and yel- 2 his lengthy career when he returned to win the same race low diamonds. Only Broad stormed off with the Grade in 2014. Rule still races for Meyerhoff 3 Cougar II Handicap at Del Meyerhoff’s long past in and trainer Dickie Small, but Mar in his fourth start in the racing also resulted in Mary- the horses are still paying div- race. Second in 2009 and third land Breeder of the Year idends. in 2010, he skipped 2011 while awards for 1986, 1992-96, Half-brothers Delaunay racing in Dubai but returned 1999, 2000, 2009 and 2010. No and Night Officer enjoyed to win the 2012 and 2013 ver- other breeder has won more strong seasons with the for- sions. The son of Lemon Drop than seven. R mer winning three of five Kid and the Broad Brush mare starts for owner Maggi Moss and trainer Tom Amoss. The son of Smoke Glacken’s start- ed his year with back-to-back stakes wins at Fair Grounds 2013 MHBA Eleven times Robert Mey- and then added the Grade 2 erhoff has been here, recog- Churchill Downs Stakes on the Broodmare of the Year: nized as Maryland’s leading Kentucky Derby-G1 under- breeder after another standout card. The now 7-year-old later Perilous Night year by racehorses he bred. finished second in the Iowa His 2013 reads like a how- Sprint Handicap and fourth to manual with four stakes in the Alfred Vanderbilt-G1, Five foals, five starters, the fifth mare so recognized winners, 28 wins and more before missing the rest of the five winners. Broodmares for Meyerhoff, also honored than $1.3 million from 174 year. Claimed from Meyerhoff don’t get much better than with Illeria (2001), Dynamic starts by his Maryland-breds. and Small for $32,000 in 2012, Peril ous Night, Maryland’s Star (1999), Fara’s Team (1994) Some Pennsylvanians added Delaunay was nearing $1 mil- Broodmare of the Year for and Chic and Sassy (1993). to the numbers, but stick to lion in career earnings (almost 2013. He bred and owned two-time the Old Line State. Meyer- half of it in 2013) after finish- The daughter of Corona- Broodmare of the Year Tough hoff’s Marylanders included ing first and second in his first do’s Quest represents another Broad (2010 and 2009) for the stakes winners Broad Rule, two starts of 2014. excellent chapter in the Thor- majority of her life. Delaunay, Night Officer and Younger brother Night oughbred book written by Perilous Night raced 20 Richard’s Kid. Officer, a son of Officer, was owner/breeder Robert Mey- times, finishing with four All were bred under Mey- claimed for $50,000 in 2012 erhoff during more than 50 wins, four seconds, four thirds erhoff’s Fitzhugh LLC banner and graduated to stakes win- years in the business. She’s and more than $129,000. She captured the 2004 Squan Song Night Officer joined his safety sake and we are con- total to $914,585 and become Stakes at Pimlico, and joined older brother as a stakes win- stantly vigilant about his ev- Not For Love’s richest runner. the broodmare band the next ner in 2013, capturing the ery move. Northview has Maryland’s lifetime lead- year. Her first foal, Exciting Around The Cape Stakes (a been blessed to have him with ing sire on both the general Night, sold for $200,000 as a turf sprint) at Belmont. us all these years.” and juvenile sires lists, Not yearling at Keeneland and Perilous Indian, Perilous Seven Not For Love off- For Love had total progeny won twice in France. Stakes Night’s last foal, won three spring won or placed in stakes earnings of nearly $65 million horses Delaunay and Night times in his 3-year-old cam- in 2013, led by Eighttofastto- through 2013, with his 2-year- Officer followed and were paign for Meyerhoff and train- catch. The chestnut gelding olds accounting for more than joined by winners Spanish Of- er Dickie Small. had his best season yet at age $6 million of that total. And ficer and Perilous Indian. Keeping score, that’s seven 7, winning four stakes, includ- his reputation is growing as a In 2013, Perilous Night wins from three horses. Not a ing his second Maryland Mil- broodmare sire. raised the bar. bad year for a broodmare. lion Classic, which he first “Not For Love’s brood- Delaunay won three of The gray mare is out of won in 2011. It was the third mares have been prominent five (all stakes) and banked Broad Smile, a graded stakes year in a row that a son of Not lately as California Chrome, $444,031. He became one of winner of more than $400,000 For Love was a Classic winner, who is hot on the Derby trail, the top sprinters in the coun- for Meyerhoff and Small. Sta- with Not Abroad scoring in is out of a Not For Love mare,” try with a Grade 2 win and a ble star Broad Brush sired 2012. added Golden. solid effort in the Grade 1 Al- Broad Smile, adding another Eighttofasttocatch also fin- Not For Love covered 52 fred Vanderbilt at Saratoga. layer of family. R ished second in the Grade 3 mares in 2013 and commands Pimlico Special. Campaigned the highest stud fee in the by Arnold and Sylvia Heft, he Mid-Atlantic region, standing earned $354,155 from eight this season for $15,000. R starts to increase his lifetime 2013 MHBA Stallion of the Year: Not For Love

The king continues his He was also the leader by reign. For the 11th time since number of winners (60) and 2002, Northview Stallion Sta- wins (105), and topped the 3 tion’s Not For Love has been corresponding juvenile sires selected as Maryland’s Stal- lists. lion of the Year. “At 24 years old, it is hard The state’s all-time leading to say how proud Northview sire led all Maryland stallions is of Not For Love being in 2013 who had at least one named the Maryland Stallion Maryland-sired crop of racing of the Year for the 11th time,” age. The son of Mr. Prospector said Northview president has 15 such crops, and in 2013 Richard Golden. “We have

his runners earned $2,922,319. radically reduced his book for Leonard Tony

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It is like pulling a tremendous fish into a small boat, and I remember that line from Eliz- abeth Bishop’s poem “The Fish”: I stared and stared and victory filled up the little rented boat . . . until everything was rainbow, rainbow, rainbow! And I let the fish go. I suppose Ms. Bishop had Ellen B. Pons caught a rainbow trout. I had caught a bay colt, and I let him “Mapping” is a method Maryland-breds. We had sent you can have dead stock.” The go as his mother licked him. of visualizing ideas. an e-mail out earlier in the foaling barn can be a harsh Through the window into 4 Circle the word “foaling” evening, alerting partners place. the next stall, the partnership on a sheet of paper. Now step that the foaling stalls could be What force brought these mare, quiet in her struggle. back and radiate lines from viewed by web-streaming at a two mares here? The new Perhaps an instinct to avoid “foaling” to other words that particular URL address – one Maryland-Bred Awards Pro- detection by predators. Her spring to mind: owner, sire, of those sites where you can gram. I circled the word “bo- filly landed in our lifeboat. dam, foaling history, farm his- watch litters of Labrador pup- nuses,” then scribbled out White towels were handed tory. pies, or fledgling eagle chicks. “30% owners and breeders.” around to help dry the foals, Two foals were born with- In the margins of the screen A rebirth of the Maryland and for us to wipe amniot- in moments of each other last were comments from distant breeding industry is the cause. ic fluid off our forearms and night in the foaling barn. The on-lookers, total strangers Revenue from slot machines hands that soon would itch if mares were in dual labor, their who appeared benign. anchoring Maryland farms. left unwashed. waters breaking simultane- “Looks like a busy night I wrote the words “due At home, in the harsh kitch- ously. On a blank page under at the farm.” “Maybe two to- date.” Gestation is 341 days; en light at midnight, I rinse kitchen lights at midnight, I night.” “Fingers crossed.” more accurate than some my arms in the sink, and think mapped out the actions lead- This on-line exposure cuts mathematical mean date are of every other farmer, fami- ing up to and flowing from the both ways. I worry about di- the mares. Our broodmare ly member, and nightwatch- foalings. sasters carried on live comput- manager had lifted their tails. person drying their arms this Start by contrasting the two er. The offset is that partners Relaxed pelvic ligaments. spring, itching for the future. mares. The older mare, the and fans of this sport can see Elongated vulvas. Droplets I look at my map, and farm owns outright. Short and reality TV, gain a greater ap- of mares’ milk pulled from when I close my eyes, I still see stout, she carries a brand on preciation of life on the farm. waxed teats were absorbed circles and lines, like echoes her shoulder from her native We can pull the plug if events on test strips. Increase in cal- of flashbulbs, visions that re- Australia. That’s her claim to go south. cium and potassium. Decrease fuse to be dimmed. You never fame. That, and her grandsire With “owners” linked to in sodium. The stork flying in know. Pull enough foals out, is Sadler’s Wells, the greatest “communication” in circles, tonight. and you might foal another international sire in histo- I drew a line and wrote the Phone rang at 11. More Cigar. I draw a circle around ry. She has very little value, words: “What if?” In case of hands on deck. I arrived to his name, run the line back but we like her attitude, her a dead foal, or a dead mare. be directed to the Australian to “foaling.” The map’s com- brand, her grandfather. Uterine arteries are only so mare. A big foal anticipat- plete. For me and everyone The younger mare is elastic. ed. Stages of labor. Powerful else delivering a foal in Mary- owned by 20 partners. We Novice owners in the part- initial contractions. The foal land this year. The glorious placed her in the bigger stall, nership mare prompted re- inside, moving into birth posi- uncertainty of a life with hors- in which was foaled cham- hearsal of a few stock lines, tion, front legs extended, head es. You never know. Follow pion Cigar, most famous of such as: “If you have livestock, forward, diving into our laps. the map. R Three-time champ Urbane dies at 22

Urbane, one of the most Maryland-bred distaffers to accomplished Maryland-bred earn $1 million (joining Safe- fillies of the 1990s, died of ly Kept and Jameela). Urbane foaling complications Feb. amassed $1,018,568 from 18 25, reported owner Samantha starts, winning eight (seven Siegel. The 22-year-old mare’s stakes) and placing among the 11th foal, a filly by Into Mis- top three in eight others (all chief, survived. graded stakes). A member of the first A two-time Grade 1 win- crop of Maryland sire Citi ner, Urbane recorded her first dancer, Urbane competed for during her 3-year-old sea- three years, and won Mary- son in Keeneland’s Ashland land-bred honors for each Stakes. The next year she add- Stidham & Associates campaign – champion at 2 and ed Saratoga’s John A. Morris 3 (1994, 1995) and older mare Handicap in a year in which (1996). Bred by Frank Zureick she won four stakes, including Handicap and Las Virgenes $1,348,423, Suave later sired and Violet Cleveland, the bay the Delaware Handicap-G3. Stakes. Grade 1 winner Willy Beamin. out of the Pleasant Colony Urbane placed five times Retired to the Siegels’ Worldly, a full-brother to mare Dumfries Pleasure was in Grade 1 company – second broodmare band, Urbane Suave, has won or placed purchased by Jan, Mace and in the Kentucky Oaks, Holly- proved a valuable addition. in nine stakes while earn- Samantha Siegel for $25,000 wood Starlet and Santa Anita Her third foal was million- ing $426,318. He concluded at the Fasig-Tipton Midlantic Oaks (the latter two by a nose aire Suave, a son of A.P. Indy his 2013 season with a third Eastern Fall Yearling sale in and a head to eventual cham- campaigned by the Siegels. in the Breeders’ Cup Mara- 1993. When she retired at 4, pion Serena’s Song), and third A multiple graded winner thon-G2. R Urbane was one of only three in the Milady Breeders’ Cup and Grade 1-placed runner of 5

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Clark III—MISS GLENGAR: Feb. 5, Wayne and Juanita Morris—BACKDOOR STRIKE: $2,992.50. $1,539): Marathon Farm. 3rd race, $2,565; Feb. 19, 4th race, $2,565. March 1, 1st race, $2,565. REGAL SOLDIER: Linda Norwood-Gaudet and Morris Bailey—YES LION HEARTED (Bazinga B: Feb. 8, 9th race, ($5,130) Feb. 6, 4th race, $2,079. REGAL WARRIOR: HE DID: Feb. 8, 8th race, $4,189.50. $1,140; Feb. 28, 6th race, $1,710. Jitterbug: Classic Thoroughbred XII—STOLEN LOVE: Feb. March 1, 3rd race, $3,249. ($7,893) Michael J. Harrison DVM—TALK SHOW MAN: Feb. 26, 3rd race, $1,881. Will n’ Pat: Feb. 5, 6, 8th race, $5,814. Nancy Lee Farms—BET THE CAT: Feb. 22, 1st Feb. 22, 8th race, $4,189.50. 5th race, $176; Feb. 19, 2nd race, $336): Lion Corbett Farm—KID TERRAPIN: Feb. 17, 10th race, $495. SARAH’S WHISPER: Feb. 8, 5th Estate of William R. Harris—ONEGREATSTEP: Hearted Syndicate—$5,243. race, $1,008. race, $882. ($1,377) Feb. 22, 4th race, $2,394. LOUIS QUATORZE (Jazzy’s Quattro: Feb. 12, 4th Country Roads Ltd.—MASS DESTRUCTION: Steven Newby—BRET’S AT CADDIES: Feb. 17, Deborah Hartsell and Richard Flaherty—KID TER- race, $1,881. No Means No: Feb. 8, 6th race, Feb. 12, 7th race, $7,695. 3rd race, $1,701. RAPIN: Feb. 17, 10th race, $588. $374. Onegreatstep: Feb. 8, 5th race, $798. David DiPietro—STAR MANEUVER: Feb. 5, William Niarakis and Stephen Sinatra—SENOR Hidden Hill Farm and Brad Gould Jr.—JONESIN Onegreatstep: Feb. 22, 4th race, $1,368. Regal 4th race, $4,104; Feb. 22, 7th race, $1,386. QUICKIE: Feb. 5, 9th race, $882; Feb. 27, 4th FOR JERRY: Feb. 28, 8th race, $4,189.50. Soldier: Feb. 6, 4th race, $693). Regal Warrior: ($5,490) race, $528. ($1,410) Barbara J. Houck—HOT FUN: Feb. 17, 6th race, March 1, 3rd race, $1,083): Louis Quatorze Syndicate—$6,197. Marilyn Anne Doetsch—FRIDAYS GIFT: Feb. 8, Non Stop Stable and ZWP Stable—HANKY DOO- $1,653.75. 4th race, $1,386. DLE: Feb. 12, 2nd race, $1,512. STEADY N Island Wind Racing—IMANINDIANOUTLAW: M EIGHTY (Bomb Dust: Feb. 6, 5th race, $969): Joan Everett and W. Dale Everett—HE’S LOVE: Feb. 17, 7th race, $7,182. ($8,694) Feb. 6, 6th race, $2,394. Tuscany Farm LLC. Karl B. Johnson Sr.—BETHWITHOUTTHEHALO: ACHANCE: Feb. 27, 3rd race, $1,320. LOVE Heather O’Hern—IMANINDIANOUTLAW: Feb. 6, MOJAVE MOON (Shordawatyadrink: Feb. 6, 9th Feb. 8, 4th race, $423.50. HEART: Feb. 28, 4th race, $3,933. ($5,253) 6th race, $4,104. race, $315): Mojave Moon Syndicate. Fitzhugh LLC—PERILOUS INDIAN: Feb. 20, 8th J S J Stable—LOVE HEART: Feb. 28, 4th race, Payson Stud Inc.—VICTORIA’S COMET: Feb. 12, NOT FOR LOVE (Bret’s At Caddies: Feb. 17, 3rd race, $8,037. $2,294.25. 1st race, $2,565. race, $567. Steady N Love: Feb. 17, 7th race, Mike Gill—SHORDAWATYADRINK: Feb. 6, 9th Carol A. Kaye and Sherman Chin—BAZINGA B: Dr. and Mrs. A. Leonard Pineau—TAKE THE $2,394. Stolen Love: Feb. 6, 8th race, $1,938): race, $945. Feb. 8, 9th race, $1,995. PRIZE: Feb. 27, 9th race, $3,420. Not For Love Syndicate—$4,899. Glade Valley Farms Inc. and Taylor Made Stal- M and D Stables—DEBBIE’S TUDE: Feb. 28, 3rd Bobby Lee Plummer—DANCE OFF: Feb. 5, 3rd race, $2,693.25. OUTFLANKER (Star Maneuver: Feb. 5, 4th race, lions—ADDISON RUN: Feb. 5, 8th race, $1,368; Feb. 22, 7th race, $462): Outflanker race, $945. Robert T. Manfuso and Katharine M. Voss—PUR- $7,182. Syndicate—$1,830. PLE FRIDAY: Feb. 27, 1st race, $2,194.50. Glen Arm Stables LLC—HOPE AND MERCY: Feb. A. John Price and David Wade—MANDY’S Marathon Farms Inc.—CURLIN’S KID: Feb. 12, RUSH BAY (Gallagher’s Pride: Feb. 8, 3rd race, 22, 2nd race, $882. PUNCH: Feb. 12, 9th race, $660; Feb. 26, 9th race, $1,260. ($1,920) 4th race, $1,212.75. EXCLUSIVELY GREEK: $912): Rush Bay Partnership. Barbara C. Graham and Joseph Keelty—CONNE- Feb. 17, 3rd race, $2,693.25. ($3,906) SCIPION (Greg’s Irish Pride: Feb. 27, 5th race, MARA COAST: March 1, 5th race, $6,840. Henry H. Prieger and David Lester—TURF CRAZE: March 1, 7th race, $2,016. Adrian L. Merton—JOSIE’S DEVIL: Feb. 8, 9th $165. Handsome Harley: Feb. 27, 8th race, Green Willow Farms—PEEDS IN A POD: Feb. 26, $462. Miss Edmund: Feb. 28, 6th race, $330. Brice Ridgely—HOT FUN: Feb. 17, 6th race, race, $735; Feb. 22, 10th race, $385. ($1,120) 2nd race, $528. YES HE DID: Feb. 8, 8th race, Scipion’s Girl: Feb. 6, 2nd race, $399; Feb. $2,835. Gretchen B. Mobberley—SECOND ROUND: Feb. $7,182. ($7,710) 19, 3rd race, $308. 17, 2nd race, $399. Senor Quickie: Feb. 5, 9th Roland Farm—JONESIN FOR JERRY: Feb. 28, 8th Michael J. Harrison DVM—TALK SHOW MAN: Morris Stable LLC—REGAL SOLDIER: Feb. 6, 4th race, $294; Feb. 27, 4th race, $176. Victoria’s race, $7,182. Feb. 22, 8th race, $7,182. race, $1,212.75. Comet: Feb. 12, 1st race, $855): Scipion Syn- Estate of William R. Harris—ONEGREATSTEP: RTL Castleton Farm—HANDSOME HARLEY: Feb. Narrow Leaf Farm—MISS EDMUND: Feb. 28, 6th dicate—$3,080. Feb. 8, 5th race, $2,394; Feb. 22, 4th race, 27, 8th race, $1,386. race, $577.50. TWO PUNCH (Irish Irene: Feb. 6, 1st race, $912. $4,104. ($6,498) Sagamore Farm LLC—DEPLOYINGRESOURCES: Steven Newby—BRET’S AT CADDIES: Feb. 17, Kid Terrapin: Feb. 17, 10th race, $336. Lively John C. Harroff DVM—BREAKING UP: March 1, Feb. 6, 5th race, $561. 3rd race, $992.25. Times: Feb. 19, 2nd race, $176; March 1, 2nd 1st race, $495. Stephen T. Sinatra and Williams Niarakis Jr.— Non Stop Stable and ZWP Stable—HANKY DOO- race, $176. Mandy’s Punch: Feb. 12, 9th race, Hickory Plains LLC—NO MEANS NO: Feb. 8, 6th SCIPION’S GIRL: Feb. 6, 2nd race, $1,197; Feb. DLE: Feb. 12, 2nd race, $882. STEADY N LOVE: $220; Feb. 26, 9th race, $420): Two Punch Syn- race, $1,122. 17, 2nd race, $1,197. ($2,394) Feb. 17, 7th race, $4,189.50. ($5,071.50) dicate—$2,240. SUSQUEHANNA RIVER, by Stoneking. Mare to Cal Na- Trippi, b.c., February 14, by tion. Old Fashioned. Hope Hill TAMBERINO, by Freud, b.f., Feb- Farm and Thomas McGreevy. ruary 16, by Archarcharch. Mare to Friesan Fire. Spendthrift Farm LLC. Mare TALE OF THE TIGER, by Eye to Freedom Child. of the Tiger, b.f., February 3, by Lion Hearted. Shelley

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Send in your foal reports and HAPPY HAILEY, by Great No- photographs of your 2014 foals, tion, b.c., February 24, by Rock and we will post them on the Slide. Marilyn Anne Doetsch. Maryland Horse Breeders Asso- HELEN LOUISE, by Louis Qua- ciation’s website as well as The torze, b.f., February 18, by Friesan Fire. Kenneth Lowe Jr. Maryland Horse newsletter. Sub- Mare to Friesan Fire. mit information via e-mail to JERSEY PEARL, by Oratory, ch.f., Adams George (2) cdeubler@marylandthorough- February 17, by Cal Nation. Cal Nation colt out of First foal out of Parade of bred.com. Submissions may also Country Life Farm and Lou Bethaven (by Victory Gallop) Colors is a Cal Nation colt Ottrando. Mare to Freedom be made on the MHBA website at bred by Carol Holden. for John E. Williamson. http://www.marylandthorough Child. bred.com/breeders/md_foals/ or MARZES, by Powerscourt (GB), by downloading forms from that b.c., March 4, by Rock Slide. page and faxing to (410) 560- James B. Steele. MY LITTLE JOSIE, by Outflanker, 0503. b.f., March 1, by Nicanor. Da- vid DiPietro. APPLE PIE BABY, by Not For NEYTIRI, by Trajectory, b.c., Love, b.f., February 12, by Into March 2, by Rock Slide. Wil- Mischief. CandyLand Farm. liam Thompson Jr. AUNT ELAINE, by Charismatic, NOBLE MAZ, by Storm Boot, b.f., March 5, by Great Notion. ch.f., February 18, by Cal Na- Buckingham Farm. tion. WinStar Farm LLC. BETHAVEN, by Victory Gallop, SINGLE WOMAN, by Crypto- b.c., February 26, by Cal Na- clearance, ch.c., February 16, Adams George (2) 7 tion. Carol Holden. Mare to by Cherokee’s Boy. Keith and Old Fashioned— Stakes winner Tamberino Cal Nation. Kim Harpster. Susquehanna River colt is is dam of Archarcharch filly BULLS LADY, by This Bulls for SKIP AWAY BELLE, by Skip a full brother to undefeated bred by Spendthrift Farm You, ch.f., February 23, by Away, ch.f., February 12, by The Trunk Monkey. and foaled at Country Life. Gandhi. Sterling Farm WV Cal Nation. Country Life LLC. Mare to Gandhi. Farm. Mare to Freedom Child. DEBBIE’S DIAMOND, by Silver Charm, dkbbr.f., February 25, by Jump Start. Michael and Debbie Horning. Mare to Gia- como. DUCKY MCLEAN, by Stormy Atlantic, b.c., February 15, by Baltimore Bob. Robert Ger- czak. Mare to Baltimore Bob. FOR HUGS, by Not For Love, b.c., Jan. 28, by Redeemed. Buck- George Adams George ingham Farm. Mare to Paddy Christie Steele O’Prado. Outflanker—Saucy Countess Cal Nation filly is first foal FREEWAY FUN, by Awesome George Adams George colt is a half-brother to 2014 Again, b.c., February 21, by out of WinStar Farm’s stakes- stakes winner Lotsa Mischief. winning mare Noble Maz. Baltimore Bob. Robert Ger- Cal Nation filly out of Skip czak. Mare to Baltimore Bob. Away Belle was bred by Country Life Farm. George Adams George (2) Christie Steele

George Adams George Rock Slide colt out of Dominus filly foaled at Friesan Fire–Helen Louise Filly by Cal Nation out of Marzes was bred by Jim Country Life Farm is out of filly is a granddaughter of Jersey Pearl, by Oratory. Steele at Shamrock Farm. Danzing Celtic (by Danzig). graded winner Silent Turn. Maryland’s top earners in 2014 Maryland’s leading sires (through March 5) Supplied by The Jockey Club Information Services (TJCIS), 1. Broad Rule...... $67,500 12. Giacallure ...... $34,600 these statistics were compiled on March 5. Lifetime earnings for stallions with at least one starter in 2014. † denotes freshman sire. 2. Steady N Love . . . . 48,130 13. Talk Show Man. . . . 33,559 Earnings in 2014 3. Irish Lion...... 43,943 14. Perilous Indian. . . . 31,478 4. Mass Destruction. . . 41,243 Strs Starts Wnrs Wins Earnings 15. Ruslana...... 30,000 E Dubai...... 68 136 21 23 $524,580 5. Bazinga B...... 38,423 16. Turf Craze...... 29,998 Orientate...... 74 149 21 22 413,063 6. Jonesin for Jerry. . . .36,940 Not For Love. . . . . 52 97 17 17 374,348 17. Addison Run...... 28,130 7. Connemara Coast. . . . . 36,660 Louis Quatorze. . . . 30 55 8 10 356,844 Brenda’s Way. . . . .28,130 Giacomo ...... 49 93 10 10 284,133 8. Take Down Two. . . .36,400 Great Notion. . . . . 22 37 7 7 231,626 9. Delaunay...... 36,000 D C Dancer...... 28,130 Lion Hearted. . . . . 33 58 9 11 226,256 Horizontalyspeakin. . 36,000 Inspired Say Eye. . . .28,130 Dance With Ravens. . 44 89 7 8 213,625 Petionville...... 40 79 7 7 197,483 Kiss to Remember . . .36,000 Yes He Did...... 28,130 Outflanker...... 25 46 7 8 177,054 Two Punch . . . . . 27 55 3 3 105,718 Gators N Bears. . . . 16 29 4 4 91,309 Cherokee’s Boy. . . . 15 29 3 3 88,637 Scipion...... 20 37 3 3 77,685 Join the MHBA today! Showing Up. . . . . 17 32 3 3 59,701 o Breeder/Owner membership $200 Rock Slide...... 19 31 4 5 55,670 Includes all regular benefits and Greek Sun...... 6 10 2 2 34,773 breeder/owner only benefits Earnings lifetime Strs Starts Wnrs Wins Earnings o Associate - Supporter membership $50 Not For Love. . . . . 720 15,579 578 2,378 $65,258,862 Includes all regular benefits except Two Punch . . . . . 919 17,482 707 2,618 53,072,893 breeder/owner only benefits Petionville...... 577 12,133 460 1,663 39,037,977 Orientate...... 521 9,076 400 1,383 34,759,643 o Associate - Business membership $200 E Dubai...... 460 8,060 352 1,282 33,570,909 Includes all regular benefits except Louis Quatorze. . . . 596 11,658 439 1,552 31,520,399 breeder/owner only benefits Waquoit...... 486 11,513 370 1,532 26,895,133 Outflanker...... 385 8,262 297 1,211 25,256,941 8 please COMPLETE THIS FORM Lion Hearted. . . . . 419 7,413 318 1,052 23,236,414 IN ITS ENTIRETY Go for Gin...... 317 5,888 212 716 18,326,243 or apply online at www.marylandthoroughbred.com Dance With Ravens. . 225 3,535 149 424 10,916,037 Rock Slide...... 174 2,588 113 287 7,440,643 Great Notion. . . . . 108 1,488 87 260 7,325,717 Membership name______Giacomo ...... 171 2,207 110 291 6,527,163 Mojave Moon. . . . 155 3,002 105 334 5,612,542 o Individual o Partnership o Farm o Corporation Gators N Bears. . . . 111 1,304 62 175 4,301,238 Seeking Daylight. . . 70 1,010 48 140 2,902,263 SS/Tin #______Scipion...... 58 703 37 92 2,236,747 Authorized individual ______Cherokee’s Boy. . . . 41 577 22 58 1,947,611 Purple Passion. . . . 44 874 28 81 1,525,388 Address______2-year-old earnings lifetime Telephone ______Strs Starts Wnrs Wins Earnings Not For Love. . . . . 326 1,032 125 169 $6,154,054 E-mail address______Two Punch . . . . . 447 1,458 168 213 5,631,365 Orientate...... 309 963 119 154 4,324,117 Breeding farm______Petionville...... 351 1,110 115 140 4,301,438 o farm owned o mares boarded E Dubai...... 246 852 106 143 3,801,049 Outflanker...... 211 872 93 134 3,283,795 Louis Quatorze. . . . 283 884 88 116 3,234,550 County ______Number of acres______Lion Hearted. . . . . 192 624 72 100 2,690,512 Signature______Waquoit...... 206 705 60 85 2,003,139 Giacomo ...... 100 359 32 48 1,382,381 Date______Dance With Ravens. . 122 439 33 41 1,259,305 Great Notion. . . . . 41 125 18 28 984,860 o Payment enclosed Please charge my o Visa o MC Go for Gin...... 162 527 33 40 983,714 Rock Slide...... 75 239 16 25 764,751 Acct. No. ______Scipion...... 32 143 19 25 701,982 Expiration date ____ / ____ Mojave Moon. . . . 85 323 25 27 570,638 Cherokee’s Boy. . . . 16 72 8 13 570,176 Gators N Bears. . . . 51 176 18 21 514,349 Return to: Maryland Horse Breeders Association Showing Up. . . . . 28 95 9 11 322,754 P.O. Box 427, Timonium, MD 21094 Seeking Daylight. . . 33 88 11 11 293,882 410-252-2100 • Fax 410-560-0503