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BY MATT BRYAN maneuvering to report to you. In This Issue: FTBOA LOBBYIST ______For the first time in my 36 years of lob- bying, there was not one substantive pari- 2019 GP Florida-bred Stakes mutuel or gaming bill filed. Most of the May 2019 FTBOA, OBS Join FHBPA in Fight to time between the first of the year and the In baseball some games are played in end of session on May 4, was used by the Thwart Calder’s Jai-Alai Permit Swap daylight, some are played at night, and Florida Senate to attempt to negotiate a Tribe Says No Dice to Paying State some are rained out. Some would say that new Compact with the Seminole Tribe of the 2019 Florida legislative session was a Florida. As we have discussed in the past, Firenze Fire Gallops to Victory in rain out when it comes to gaming and pari- all major legislative gaming decisions have Runhappy mutuel legislation. At least that’s how it recently begun with the Tribe because the looked to the innocent bystander. At the revenue generated by the Compact for the Royal Squeeze Rallies to Win Big end of the legislative process the House state is substantial. Senator Wilton Drama and Senate took no formal action, but we Simpson and Senate President Bill certainly have some behind the scenes Florida Stallion Progeny List See LEGISLATIVE on page 3 Florida Breeders’ List Preakness Notes: Wire to Wire Business Place War of Will Arrives at Pimlico Featured Advertisers BY PIMLICO PRESS OFFICE ______later Tuesday. “They were all happy, ears up, eyes Ocala Stud BALTIMORE, MD – Gary Barber’s War of bright – the weather was great for travel, Will was the first contender for Saturday’s even if we think it’s cold,” said Carroll of Bridlewood Farm $1.65 million Preakness Stakes (Grade 1) the three, who arrived at approximately to arrive at Pimlico Race Course, stepping 2:30 a.m. Stonehedge Farm onto the grounds early Tuesday morning War of Will was relaxed but eager as he Berrettini Feed following a van ride that originated at made his way to the track as the first of 12 Churchill Downs Monday afternoon. Preakness contenders to arrive at Pimlico. Florida Department of Agriculture Mark Casse-trained War of Will, an “He loves what he does,” said Carroll of eye-catching bay son of War Front who War of Will. “The only thing he didn’t like FTBOA was placed seventh in the Kentucky Derby [today] was that I didn’t gallop him. But he Liberty Law (G1), jogged once around the Pimlico wasn’t [acting up]. He’s totally professional, track and appeared to travel well over the and all class; I never want to get off him,” Seminole Feed surface, reported assistant trainer and exer- said Carroll. “His mind is in the right place. cise rider Kim Carroll, who was oversee- He’ll be excited to go out tomorrow again. Ocala Breeders’ Feed & Supply ing the trio until Casse’s scheduled arrival He’s so good at what he does. He’s ready Journeyman Stud See PREAKNESS on page 7 Back to Top Page 3 Legislative COVER Fortunately, the Governor refused to agree to it, but only after he Continued from called a meeting of all the pari-mutuel interests, including the Galvano negotiated with the Tribe for many weeks while keeping FTBOA, to hear the perspective of the existing in-state businesses the details of the negotiations closely held. We were not a party to who would be impacted by the new compact. Lonny Powell and I those negotiations, but we did meet regularly with Senator attended the meeting, as did representatives from Gulfstream Simpson on issues such as decoupling, purse pools, and live rac- Park, Tampa Bay Downs, the FHBPA, and OBS. Mr. Powell pro- ing. Both Senator Simpson and President Galvano were very gen- vided the Governor with a detailed review of the economic impact erous with the time they afforded us. of the thoroughbred industry, the negative impact of decoupling, There is no doubt that the Senate was in a difficult negotiating and the need for better purses and awards in this state. Much of position. In order to pay more to the state and to execute a new the meeting was spent on this topic. The Governor asked good Compact, the Tribe clearly wanted to eliminate designated player questions and was very engaged in the discussion, as were his staff card games from the pari-mutuel facilities. Over the years, those members in attendance. He told us that he was not interested in games have become more important to permitholders, especially signing the Compact negotiated between the Senate and the Tribe those without slots. Some of them make as much as 50% of their and that he would be taking his time to learn more about the com- card gaming revenue from those games. If those games are taken plex issues involved with it. He also made it clear that he saw from the pari-mutuel permitholders, there is not much left to give negotiating the Compact as his responsibility and that the legisla- them to get them to support a bill authorizing a new Compact. For ture’s role was to approve or reject the Compact that he ultimately example, most of the permitholders we met with this session said negotiates with the Tribe. Obviously, we were thrilled with the they would prefer the designated player games to sports betting, Governor’s actions and we intend to spend more time with he and assuming sports betting ran through the Tribe. his staff on this subject in the very near future. The House of Representatives, led by Speaker Jose Oliva, took Shortly before going to print on this report we learned that the a “wait and see” approach, which was entirely consistent with Seminole Tribe of Florida notified the state that it will stop mak- their actions in past sessions. We had several discussions with ing payments to the state of $350 million annually, effective Speaker Oliva, Commerce Chair Mike LaRosa, and Gaming immediately. The Tribe informed the Governor that they will fol- Control Chair David Santiago during the session. They were sup- low the Agreement with the state and halt payments until the issue portive of our agenda to oppose decoupling and increase thor- of banked card games/designated player games is resolved to their oughbred purses and awards. satisfaction. The legislature did not spend the Compact money At the end of the day the Compact negotiated between the in the state budget approved a few weeks ago so there is not nec- Senate and the Tribe was only good for the Tribe and stanchly essarily a need for a special session, however at this time it is dif- opposed by existing pari-mutuel permitholders. It certainly did ficult to determine the short and long term impacts the Tribe’s not sound like it was good for us either. While we still have not decision will create. seen the proposed Compact, it included some level of decoupling As we look to the coming months, legislative committee meet- and no additional purse or awards funding for thoroughbred rac- ings begin in the fall, and the session starts in January of 2020. ing. It also allowed sports betting at the pari-mutuel facilities but We have work to do in the coming months to ensure that you con- run through the Tribe. The proposed Compact also may not have tinue to have a healthy market for your horses. We can assure you allowed for a portion of the revenue generated at the pari-mutuel that given this reprieve, we will double down on our efforts to facilities to be set aside for purses and breeder incentives. improve the racing, breeding and training climate in Florida! 2019 Summer Meet - Gulfstream Park Date Stake Incentive Purse Sex Age Distance 5/18/19 Musical Romance (Florida-bred) $100,000 F&M 3 YO & Up 7 fur. 8/3/19 FSS Dr. Fager Florida Sire Stakes Leg #1 $100,000 2 YO 6 fur. Dirt 8/3/19 FSS Desert Vixen Florida Sire Stakes Leg #1 $100,000 F 2 YO 6 fur. Dirt 8/5/19 Eight Miles East (Florida-bred) $75,000 3 YO & Up 1 mile (T) 8/5/19 Panama City (Florida-bred) $75,000 F&M 3 YO & Up 1 mile (T) 8/5/19 Benny the Bull (Florida-bred) $100,000 3 YO & Up 7 fur. 8/31/19 FSS Affirmed Florida Sire Stakes Leg #2 $200,000 2 YO 7 fur. Dirt 8/31/19 FSS Susan's Girl Florida Sire Stakes Leg #2 $200,000 F 2 YO 7 fur. Dirt 9/8/19 Sheer Drama (Florida-bred) $100,000 F&M 3 YO & Up 7 fur. 9/28/19 FSS In Reality Florida Sire Stakes Final $400,000 2 YO 11/16 miles Dirt 9/28/19 FSS My Dear Girl Florida Sire Stakes Final $400,000 F 2 YO 11/16 miles Dirt 9/28/19 FSS Wildcat Heir Florida Sire Stakes $150,000 3 & up 1 mile Dirt

In Addition to above: 1. Up to $100,000 will be offered as "Win-Only" supplements in select maiden special weight races to properly registered Florida-breds who are also FSS eligible.

2. Up to $1 million will be offered as Florida-bred purse supplements for FTBOA-registered Florida-breds in certain open and overnight races.

and OBS to join the lawsuit, but in the case of OBS, the opinion noted the Schwartz ruled that quality and quantity of the horses mar- Florida law keted at OBS are directly related to a allows both vibrant Florida racing industry. entities to do so. “The demand to breed and race horses Angst also noted in Florida will decrease significantly if that Schwartz said the purses and awards are reduced as a they both meet the standards consequence of Calder discontinuing of being substantially affected by the thoroughbred horse races and replacing challenged agency action, the subject the races with summer jai alai games,” matter is of their general scope of inter- Schwartz wrote. “In addition, the loss of est and activity, and the relief requested thoroughbred racing at Calder will also is appropriate for the association to directly impact the intertrack wagering request on behalf of its members. that OBS conducts.” The FHBPA initiated the lawsuit Although Calder received State regu- against Calder in 2018. latory approval to operate its “Summer “A substantial number of FTBOA’s Jai Alai” permit, the FHBPA has mean- members depend on the ability to com- while, along with FTBOA and OBS, pete for and receive substantial monetary filed a legal action that questions the awards resulting from thoroughbred process and legitimacy of the permit’s races,” Schwartz wrote in his opinion. issuance. “Millions of dollars that would otherwise Under state law, the casinos at be available through the payments of Gulfstream Park and Calder both are awards from thoroughbred races would committed pay 10% of their slot machine be lost if Calder is permitted to switch its revenues into a thoroughbred purse fund. EDITED PRESS RELEASE ______underlying pari-mutuel activity from rac- In the lawsuit, the Florida HBPA said in ing thoroughbreds to conducting jai alai fiscal year 2017-18, Calder paid $8.82 Florida’s thoroughbred racehorse games. FTBOA’s substantial injury is of a million to purses. Florida HBPA attorney owners and trainers—members of the type or nature which this proceeding is Brad Beilly noted Calder would commit Florida Horsemen’s Benevolent and designed to protect.” about another $1 million to state breed- Protective Association—noted a Florida Also reported by Angst in Bloodhorse, ers. Administrative Court’s approval for two key horse racing industry organizations to join their ongoing fight against Calder Casino and Race Course’s so-called pari- mutuel “permit swap.” In an Order issued May 7, 2019, Judge Darren A. Schwartz cleared the way for the Florida Thoroughbred Breeders’ and Owners’ Association and the Ocala Breeders’ Sales Company to intervene in the FHBPA effort to keep thoroughbred horse racing and/or ongoing purse and breeders’ awards payments at Calder, rather than replace it with jai alai. Because Florida requires an underlying operational pari-mutuel permit in order to grant a slot machine license in Miami-Dade County, Calder’s move to “swap” its permit is widely seen as a means to keep its lucrative casino without the larger overhead of horse racing. As reported by Frank Angst in Bloodhorse, both the Department of Pari-Mutuel Wagering and Calder had opposed a motion to allow the FTBOA

Back to Top Back to Top Page 7 Preakness COVER Saturday’s 144th Preakness Stakes (G1). Continued from There were no grand expectations for and he’s going to show us what he’s got.” Alwaysmining when the owners Greg and Carroll said plans for War of Will’s next Caroline Bently purchased him privately few mornings have not been finalized, but from Jim McIngvale following a maiden said his training likely will include being special weight victory last June at Laurel schooled in the paddock. Park. They had wanted to add a dirt pres- ence to their portfolio and were looking for Improbable ‘Ready to Go’ for a horse they could watch run locally over Middle Jewel of Triple Crown the winter. Improbable, who is expected to be “We’re breeding horses and we want to installed as the morning-line favorite fol- run our homebreds, but we were looking lowing Wednesday’s post-position draw for for some racehorses to kind of fill in the Saturday’s 144th Preakness Stakes at gaps,” Caroline Bentley said. “He looked Pimlico Race Course, went back to the nice, but we weren’t looking for a world- track for a mile gallop Tuesday at sunrise, beater, so it really surprised us.” the day after working a leisurely half-mile Alwaysmining ran fifth in the first start in :51.80 at Churchill Downs. for Runnymede, who then moved him to “He galloped a very light mile,” said trainer Kelly Rubley. Seventh in his debut for Rubley in the Laurel Futurity on turf, Jimmy Barnes, top assistant to trainer Bob Market King/JIM MCCUE PHOTO Baffert. “We’re ready to go.” Alwaysmining hasn’t lost since. He capped Barnes said Improbable will have a his juvenile season beating fellow Signalman’s Rookie Owner walk day Wednesday before shipping out Preakness contender Win Win Win in the ‘Off the Charts Lucky’ Heft Stakes, then swept the seven-furlong to fly to Baltimore. Signalman had another gallop session Improbable, the Arkansas Derby (G1) Miracle Wood, the mile-and-one-sixteenth Private Terms and nine furlong Federico under Danny Ramsey at Churchill Downs runner-up who was placed fourth in the Tuesday morning before vanning to Kentucky Derby (G1), could give Baffert a Tesio to open 2019. “He’s increasing each person’s expecta- Lexington for a scheduled Tuesday Tex record-breaking eighth Preakness victory. Sutton flight to Baltimore, where the son The Hall of Fame trainer is currently in a tie tions as we go. No one takes for granted what his potential can be, but he seems to of General Quarters is slated to run in the for most Preakness wins for a trainer with be finding himself and growing into and Preakness. Robert Wyndham Walden, who won the The Preakness contender is a one-horse Preakness seven times from 1875-1888. being proud of and confident in his capa- bilities,” Greg Bentley said. “Of course, we stable for co-owner Steve Crabtree of Baffert’s Preakness victories came with Lawrenceburg, Ky., and his first horse to don’t know going into the Preakness what’s his five Kentucky Derby winners (Silver race. Crabtree is a lifelong racing fan who Charm, 1997; Real Quiet, 1998; War next but we think he does represent Maryland racing well and we’re proud and wanted to get into a horse partnership and Emblem, 2002 and Triple Crown winners called trainer Kenny McPeek out of the American Pharoah, 2015, and Justify, appreciative of that given the tradition of Maryland racing that we’re glad to partici- blue. 2018), plus Point Given in 2001 and “Signalman is actually my first horse,” Lookin At Lucky in 2010. pate in and be part of.” Eight Maryland-breds have won the said Crabtree, who worked in environmental Improbable is owned by WinStar Farm, computer mapping for the U.S. Department China Horse Club International and Preakness, starting with Cloverbrook in 1877. The last to do it was Deputed of Agriculture before retiring. “Well, my first Starlight Racing, forming much of the horse got hurt. I’m off the charts lucky with same ownership group that campaigned Testamony, also the Tesio winner who was sent off at 14-1 in the 1983 Middle Jewel Signalman. Coming into the Blue Grass Justify. Stakes and getting third is pretty exciting. I Improbable will be ridden in the of the Triple Crown. Preakness for the first time by Hall of See PREAKNESS on page 11 Fame jockey Mike Smith, who was Justify’s rider. FOR SALE Alwaysmining Representing 10.6 Ac. 3 bd. 2 bath mobile and one outbuilding. Fenced and crossed fenced. Borders I-75. Maryland Racing Well Across from Roberts Qtr Horses. $299,900. Owner will carry paper. Despite a six-race win streak, five of 5.4 Ac. 6 stall barn w/2 story framed apt. Fenced and cross fenced. 4 hook-ups for trailer them in stakes, the last three of them as an or motor home. New septic $199,900. Owner will carry paper. overwhelming favorite, Alwaysmining fig- All secluded!. Both properties border each other. One price can take all. Motivated seller. ures to sport relatively generous odds when he makes his graded-stakes debut in Call Marc (304) 283-8303

Back to Top Back to Top Page 9 Tribe Says No Dice to Paying State BY DARA KIM exclusive right to offer banked NEWS SERVICE FLORIDA______card games, including blackjack, at most of the Seminoles’ Florida TALLAHASSEE –The Seminole Tribe of casinos. The banked card game Florida made good on threats Tuesday by portion of the compact expired in telling Gov. Ron DeSantis it is quitting a 2015, prompting the Seminoles long-standing revenue-sharing agreement to file a lawsuit against the state with the state after negotiations on a new over the designated player games. gambling deal went nowhere this spring. Siding with the Seminoles, The tribe had warned it would halt the Hinkle ruled that the designated payments, which totaled nearly $330 mil- player games were banked card lion last year, because of controversial games and violated the exclusivi- designated-player card games offered by ty agreement. many of the state’s pari-mutuel cardrooms. Under the terms of the com- The Seminoles —- and a federal judge — pact, the tribe is allowed to con- - say the games violate part of a 20-year tinue to operate banked games if LUCADO PHOTO gambling deal signed by the tribe and the the state permits “any other per- House Speaker José Oliva, R-Miami state in 2010. That deal, in part, gave the son” to conduct such games. Hinkle Lakes, said in a prepared statement. tribe exclusive rights to “banked” card agreed with the Seminoles that the state- “While it is our hope that all parties can games. authorized designated player games trig- come to an agreement eventually, we are Sen. Wilton Simpson, a Trilby gered the exception to the five-year agree- not relying on any future agreement in Republican slated to take over as Senate ment and ordered that the tribe be allowed present planning,” he said. president following the 2020 elections, to continue to conduct banked games for DeSantis’ office echoed those remarks, worked throughout the legislative session the remainder of the compact’s 20-year saying the move “was expected,” and that ended May 4 to finalize a new com- term. would have no impact on the state budget pact with the tribe. In a July 2017 settlement between the awaiting the governor’s action. But after receiving details of a pro- Seminoles and former Gov. Rick Scott, the Similarly, Barry Richard, a Tallahassee posed 31-year agreement less than two state agreed to drop its appeal of Hinkle’s lawyer who represents the Seminoles, said, weeks before the session concluded, decision and to take “aggressive enforce- “I don’t think it’s a surprise to anybody.” DeSantis said he needed more time to con- ment action” against pari-mutuels operat- “It was kind of an agreement that this sider the plan. The Republican governor ing banked card games that violate state was going to happen,” Richard told The told reporters this month he plans to con- law. In exchange, the Seminoles agreed to News Service of Florida in a telephone tinue talks with the tribe throughout the continue making payments to the state interview. summer and hopes to reach an agreement until the end of this month. Whether stopping the payments could for lawmakers to vote on as early as “Unfortunately, there has not been help or hurt the Seminoles in their negoti- September. aggressive enforcement against those ations with the governor remains unclear. “The tribe believes that the compact games, which have expanded since Judge TRIBE and related legislation developed with Hinkle’s decision,” Osceola wrote. See on page 11 Senate leadership would have resolved The tribe made its last payment to the this issue and been mutually beneficial to state in mid-April, spokesman Gary Bitner FOR the state and the tribe,” Seminole Tribal said in an email. Council Chairman Marcellus Osceola, Jr., GOP leaders downplayed the signifi- SALE wrote in Tuesday’s letter to the governor. cance of the Seminoles’ action, noting that “However, the tribe respects your desire to the House and Senate did not include rev- 1. Chitu yearling colt o/o Gator take more time to review the issues and to enue from the tribe in their proposed Hall. Big, good conformation, resume discussions this summer. In the 2019-2020 budget. Breeders’ Cup nom. $7,5K. meantime, the tribe will follow its agree- Katie Betta, a spokeswoman for Senate ment with the state and suspend its rev- President Bill Galvano, said the tribe’s 2. Stakes winning, stakes enue share payments until the illegal decision “comes as no surprise,” and noted producing mare in foal for banked card game issue is resolved.” that cessation of the payments won’t have Feb 2020. $17K. Osceola noted that “the tribe and the any impact on the $91 billion budget final- state have engaged in numerous rounds of ized by lawmakers earlier this month. 3. 7-y/o mare. Fine Chitu colt negotiations to resolve a number of impor- “The tribe made it clear that payments by side. Both $9,5K. tant issues, including a mechanism to shut would end after session. For this reason, 4. Yearling filly by Jess’s Dream down the illegal banked card games,” President Galvano made the decision in which were the subject of a November March to take the payments from the tribe o/o stakes winning mare. 2016 ruling by U.S. District Judge Robert out of the budget,” Betta said in an email. Breeders’ Cup nom. Hinkle. Since the Seminole payments weren’t Under the 2010 compact, the tribe used to calculate state revenues, “the fact Oak Springs Farm agreed to pay the state at least $1 billion that they will not be made has no financial 352-867-1088 for five years in exchange for having the impact on any government function,”

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Continued from page 7 just always wanted to get into the horses. I got a yearling with Kenny Trombetta: Win Win Win Good Good Good for in September, 2017, and he said, ‘You really need to get a second Preakness horse, sell part of that one.’ That was great advice. A month later, it was Trainer Michael Trombetta reported Tuesday morning from just one of those timing things that fell into place with Signalman.” Fair Hill Training Center that Live Oak Plantation homebred Win Crabtree owns Signalman with Dean Demaree of Louisville Win Win continues to train forwardly for the Preakness. and Tommie Lewis. Demaree has owned pieces of horses with “He’s had a good week since the Derby,” Trombetta said of his McPeek for about 10 years, including Grade 1 winner Pure Fun. Florida-bred. “He’s been doing well and training well, and we’re look- He hooked up with the trainer after his business came to McPeek’s ing forward to getting back [to the Preakness] and have a little luck.” house to clean the carpets and air ducts. Trombetta plans to ship Win Win Win to Pimlico Thursday and train Friday. Riding Never Gets Old for Jon Court “It might be a little stretch for them, but we’ll see what hap- pens,” he said. Robert Baker and William Mack’s Market King left Churchill Downs very early Tuesday morning to van to Pimlico for a scheduled start in the Preakness with trainer D. Wayne Lukas riding Everfast Joins 144th Preakness Stakes shotgun in the truck towing the son of Into Mischief. Field Market King finished 11th in Keeneland’s Blue Grass Stakes Calumet Farm’s Everfast became a last-minute addition to the (G2) after taking third in a division of Oaklawn’s Rebel Stakes Preakness, bringing the field for the Middle Jewel of the Triple Crown (G2). A subsequent pair of strong five-furlong workouts con- to 13 horses. Joel Rosario, winner of the 2013 Kentucky Derby (G1) vinced Lukas to take a shot at the Preakness. on Orb and the 2014 Belmont Stakes (G1) on Tonalist, has the mount. Market King will be ridden by Jon Court, who at 58, became “It’s a wide-open field, take a shot,” trainer Dale Romans said the oldest jockey to ever compete in the Kentucky Derby when he by phone from Louisville. rode Long Range Toddy (16th) in the first leg of the Triple Crown. Romans saddled Shackleford for a triumph in the 2011 Court began riding in 1980. His mounts have won 4,149 races Preakness Stakes. and more than $106 million in purses in North America. In 2004- Everfast, a son of Florida Derby (G1) winner Take Charge 2008, he left his Midwest base to ride with success in California Indy, figures to be a huge long shot, having finished fifth in the before returning to Kentucky. Pat Day Mile (G3) at Churchill Downs on Kentucky Derby Day, “I loved it. I was having fun with it,” Court said. “Regardless of the ninth in the Florida Derby and eighth in the Fountain of Youth stigma of being old, I don’t feel old. I still feel as young as at least early (G2) at Gulfstream Park. However, four races back he was a good 30s, early 40s. There are a lot of things I do that especially these young second at 128-1 odds in Gulfstream’s Holy Bull Stakes (G2). jocks can’t do. We go out there and try to perform the best we can with “He jumped up and ran big in the Holy Bull,” Romans said. what we’ve got and give the public what they want for racing.” “When he runs big, he runs big. We’re hoping he throws in one Court’s first Triple Crown race appearance actually came in the of those big races. Some of the top contenders are missing, so Preakness, when he was ninth in 2001 on Percy Hope at the tender we’ll take a chance. He’s training like he did before the Holy Bull. age of 40. His first of what is now four Derby appearances came We’re going to try to wheel him back off the sprint and see if we in 2011 with Archarcharch, who was injured in the race and can get a piece of it. You’ve got a future Hall of Fame rider, so we wound up 15th. might as well take a shot.” Tribe

Continued from page 9 goodwill by withholding payments from a state in which they’re “I don’t know that they’re thinking of leverage. Look, they’re making around $2.5 billion in revenue in exchange for a monop- paying a huge amount of money and what they’re paying for is oly on casino games.” the exclusive right primarily to offer these card games. And DeSantis could jumpstart the payments again by shutting they’re not getting that right now,” Richard said. down the designated-player games, an action that would not The tribe “is not getting what it’s paying for,” he added. require the Legislature’s involvement, Richard said. Designated “The tribe’s gone out of its way to be cooperative, by delaying player games, however, have been lucrative for pari-mutuels. for certainly the last year. The tribe didn’t receive anything for it. “To get the payments to resume, they just have to stop the pari- They just held off in order to work with the state. The tribe didn’t mutuels from violating the law,” Richard said. mean this to be an aggressive move or a punishment or anything. It’s In a somewhat conciliatory conclusion to his letter to DeSantis, just that they thought that two years of forbearance was fair,” Osceola said the tribe “looks forward to resuming discussions Richard said. with you this summer and reaching an agreement that will allow But Nick Iarossi, a lobbyist who represents several pari- the tribe to resume its revenue share payments as quickly as pos- mutuels, accused the tribe of “trying to use a power move to sible.” leverage the governor and Legislature into agreeing to a one- The tribe and the state “have enjoyed a good relationship and sided compact to their benefit.” we are hopeful that we will be able to reach an agreement that And, he added, “I don’t think the tribe is going to create much will strengthen that relationship for many years to come.”

BY BROCK SHERIDAN ______Florida-bred millionaire Firenze Fire added another stakes victory to his resume Saturday at Belmont Park as he galloped to a nearly five-length tally in the $150,000 Runhappy Stakes. The six furlong Runhappy featured a field of six 3-year-olds and older on the main track labeled as fast. Grade 3 Gulfstream Park Sprint winner Recruiting Ready was the 8-5 favorite over the second-choice Firenze Fire who left the gate at 1.9-1. Skyler Scramjet was the 3-1 third choice based on his second-place effort last time out in the Grade 1 Carter Handicap at Aqueduct won by Florida-bred World of Trouble on April 6. Recruiting Ready stumbled a bit at the start which allowed Killybegs Captain, winner of $75,000 Pelican Stakes at Tampa Bay Downs in February, to get the early advantage as Firenze Fire relaxed in third from just off the rail. Killybegs Captain went the first quarter- mile in :22.44 while having a length lead over Recruiting Ready who shortened that Florida-bred Firenze Fire/SUSIE RAISHER PHOTO advantage to a head by the time they turned for home after four He is an alumni of the 2018 Kentucky Derby presented by furlongs in :45.05. Woodford Reserve (Grade 1) where he finished 11th behind win- However, jockey Irad Ortiz Jr. steered Firenze Fire to the out- ner Justify after winning the Jerome Stakes and finishing second side for the run down the stretch and the 4-year-old colt surged to in the Grade 3 Withers, both at Aqueduct, in preparation for the the front with ease past Recruiting Ready and Killybegs Captain Run for the Roses. He bounced back later in his sophomore year as Bon Raison also rallied. Ortiz allowed Firenze Fire to gallop to to score victories in the Grade 3 Dwyer at Belmont and in the the wire with little urging as he finished in 1:08.12 and nearly five Grade 3 Gallant Bob at Parx before he finished the year with a lengths in front of Recruiting Ready in second. Bon Raison and fourth-place effort in the Grade 1 Breeders’ Cup Mile at Churchill Killybegs Captain were a neck farther back with the former win- Downs behind winner City of Light. ning the show photo by a nose. Skyler’s Scramjet and Ready to “He’s durable,” Lombardi said. “Last year, he did everything Escape completed the order of finish. we asked him to do to get us to the Kentucky Derby. He came “I broke well. He always breaks well. I got a good position through, and that’s why we gave him the four months off, because behind the speed like I wanted,” Ortiz said. “I just waited until it was a grueling trip for him. But he’s a durable horse and Luis [Saez, aboard Recruiting Ready] moved and tipped him out. rebounds well, and here we are.” When I did that he flew home.” Lombardi said he will now point Firenze Fire toward the $1.2 It was the second start of the year for Firenze Fire, who was a million Runhappy Metropolitan Handicap (G1) on the Belmont disappointing third behind winner Extravagant Kid as the 6-5 Stakes undercard on June 8. favorite in the $115,000 Zaxby’s Sprint during Tampa Bay Downs’ “The plan is the Met Mile. Obviously, he loves six furlongs, but Florida Cup Day on Mar. 3. It was his seventh career win from 16 I don’t think a mile would have bothered him today,” Lombardi starts and the $82,500 first-place check increased his millionaire said. status to $1,216,600. A victory in the Metropolitan would place him among a long Trained by Jason Service, he paid $5.80 to win, $3.40 to place list of Florida-breds that have won the prestigious race including and $2.60 to show. Carry Back (1962), In Reality (1968), Fappiano (1981), Firenze Fire, homebred in Florida by Ron Lombardi in the Conquistador Cielo (1982), Star Choice (1983), Proper Reality name of his Mr. Amore Stable located in Ocala, is by Poseidon’s (1989), Holy Bull (1994), You and I (1995), Exciting Story Warrior and is the first foal out of My Every Wish, by Langfuhr. (2001), Swept Overboard (2002), and Saraha Sky (2013).

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Copyright © 2004 Florida Stallion Progeny for Daily Racing Form Thursday & Friday, May 16 & 17 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.

FIRST DUDE SONGANDAPRAYER Thursday, May 16 J’s Flashy Halo 5 Presque Isle Downs Broke and Praying 3 Evangeline Downs ADIOS CHARLIE This Is My Prayer 7 Evangeline Downs Northern 4 Gulfstream Park GONE ASTRAY Love Totem 5 Belterra Park Passionate Hachi 9 Gulfstream Park SWEET RETURN (GB) Shiny Copper Penny 5 Gulfstream Park ALAJWAD HANDSOME MIKE Shesgotthemoves 1 Penn National Saint Michael 2 Penn National TEUFLESBERG Thunderberg 2 Evangeline Downs AWESOME OF COURSE HE’S HAD ENOUGH Fifties Music 4 Pimlico Found My Way 5 Evangeline Downs TREASURE BEACH (GB) Saratoga Treasure 4 Belmont Park Awesome Five 5 Penn National HEAR NO EVIL Lady Lucifer 10 Gulfstream Park TWO STEP SALSA BIONDETTI Salsa Lane 4 Presque Isle Downs Rigoletto 2 Belterra Park HIGH COTTON Collection 5 Prairie Meadows My Solitude 3 Presque Isle Downs Little United 1 Penn National Zalza 9 Gulfstream Park Cotton To 2 Gulfstream Park BRETHREN Glovanna 10 Gulfstream Park Legacy Azteca 4 Presque Isle Downs Organic Jenny 2 Gulfstream Park UNCAPTURED Miley 7 Gulfstream Park IN SUMMATION Si Es Goya 9 Gulfstream Park My People Sing 8 Presque Isle Downs Close the Deal 8 Pimlico Captured Beauty 10Gulfstream Park Mrs. Crews 8 Pimlico Forever Marta 10 Gulfstream Park Our Pride 9 Gulfstream Park INDY WIND Pachanga Party 4 Gulfstream Park WAGON LIMIT CIRCULAR QUAY So Nifty 6 Gulfstream Park Seabrook Charm 4 Penn National KANTHAROS St. Louie Guy 6 Prairie Meadows WILDCAT HEIR CITY PLACE Kokomo Wildcat 2 Gulfstream Park Natasha Fatale 2 Pimlico KEYED ENTRY Heir Horse One 2 Prairie Meadows Merry Lady 7 Presque Isle Downs Johnny Obvious 6 Churchill Downs CONGRATS LIGHTNIN N THUNDER Cisco Bay 2 Pimlico WITH DISTINCTION Tico Thunder 3 Belterra Park Jet Settin Lady 3 Charles Town Boca Royalty 10 Gulfstream Park Mumford 3 Prairie Meadows LITE THE FUSE Sunshine Gal 4 Belmont Park The Fazz Man 4 Presque Isle Downs Friday, May 17 The Iron Bank 4 Charles Town To the Hilt 4 Pimlico MACHO UNO A. P. WARRIOR My Macho Mon 3 Prairie Meadows Annie Rocks 3 Belmont Park Direct Approach 5 Churchill Downs Raisedtobeawarrior 4 Penn National Elfitz 6 Belmont Park MASS MEDIA Missap 7 Belterra Park Toasting Master 6 Prairie Meadows Chief White Sox 5 Gulfstream Park Nobodydancessobor 7 Belterra Park Sweet Story 8 Gulfstream Park ADIOS CHARLIE Allison K 8 Pimlico Money Come 1 Gulfstream Park OUTFLANKER So Long Chuck 3 Gulfstream Park Donna’s Delight 2 Pimlico COOL COAL MAN Blue Eyed Beth 4 Gulfstream Park Vassy 6 Gulfstream Park Leap to Glory 5 Belmont Park Glory Roll 4 Gulfstream Park Nick Papagiorgio 7 Pimlico CORFU Squeezadios 5 Gulfstream Park Cory Gal 3 Gulfstream Park OVERDRIVEN Gracias Adios 7 Gulfstream Park Red Angry Bird 5 Presque Isle Downs Adios Annie 7 Pimlico COWTOWN CAT My Cowboy 4 Gulfstream Park POSEIDON’S WARRIOR AWESOME OF COURSE Why Trust 9 Gulfstream Park Pantyhose 14 Pimlico D’WILDCAT Crapaud 3 Evangeline Downs PROSPECTIVE BIG DRAMA Awesome Sight 9 Pimlico Drama Run 1 Arlington EXCHANGE RATE Ms Elegance 1 Canterbury Park Two Shakes 6 Belterra Park REPENT Cash Exchange 9 Pimlico Big Island 5 Churchill Downs BIONDETTI Get None 1 Arlington EXCLUSIVE QUALITY REVOLVING Bondetti 5 Gulfstream Park Exclusive Symphony 1 Penn National Dobby Hasno Master 5 Presque Isle Downs Tide of the Desert 8 Gulfstream Park Starship Mercury 6 Belterra Park Little Miss May 7 Presque Isle Downs Maggie Laine 8 Penn National BRETHREN FIELD COMMISSION Shorty 2 Gulfstream Park Take Command 1 Gulfstream Park SAINT ANDDAN Red Fog 5 Gulfstream Park Southerncommission 6 Charles Town Frosty Girl 8 Penn National Cookie Dough 11 Pimlico Continued on next page

Copyright © 2004 Florida Stallion Progeny for Friday, May 17 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.

BROOKS ‘N DOWN FIRST DUDE RATTLESNAKE BRIDGE Pigeon Creek 1 Pimlico Marcelino 1 Gulfstream Park The Pink Rattler 1 Gulfstream Park Winking At Thedude 3 Gulfstream Park BURNING ROMA READ THE FOOTNOTES Rocky Roma 3 Churchill Downs Primo Pentimento 4 Charles Town Foxy Footnote 7 Canterbury Park Fire On Fire 10 Gulfstream Park CAJUN BREEZE REWARD THE CAT Saratoga Breeze 2 Gulfstream Park GONE ASTRAY Judah 10 Gulfstream Park One Fast 2 Gulfstream Park CLOSING ARGUMENT Mr. Pinocchio 5 Gulfstream Park SAINT AFLEET Native Wahoo 1 Churchill Downs Fleet Run 6 Evangeline Downs Lucky Ricky 2 Assiniboia Downs HANDSOME MIKE Closing American 6 Evangeline Downs My Little Rosy 1 Evangeline Downs SHAKESPEARE Pilatus 5 Horsemen’s Park Bodie Cody 6 Gulfstream Park CONGRATS Levy Land 7 Gulfstream Park Twinkle Dream 1 Santa Anita SILVER TREE Silvera 1 Canterbury Park Wings of the Wind 2 Golden Gate Fields HIGH COTTON Love Tree 10 Gulfstream Park Smash 2 Gulfstream Park Fast Cotton 6 Santa Anita Honeymoonz Over 6 Santa Anita Clara Sanna 8 Indiana Grand SNOW RIDGE You Split Tens 7 Arlington Howdy Boy 8 Penn National Cee’s Memory 6 Lone Star Park Congrats Gal 8 Pimlico Gasconade 8 Woodbine IMPERIALISM SOLDAT Whatsnottolove 6 Assiniboia Downs Selling Out 2 Woodbine CORFU Quest Approval 6 Belterra Park Kukulkan 4 Pimlico INDIAN EXPRESS Honey Won’t 8 Belmont Park Bold Envoy 10 Gulfstream Park Majestic Luna 10 Gulfstream Park D’WILDCAT Remembertobreathe 6 Emerald Downs KANTHAROS SONGANDAPRAYER D’wildsummersfun 9 Evangeline Downs Frankie Apps 1 Gulfstream Park Bulletsandbourbon 7 Evangeline Downs No Harbor in Sight 4 Emerald Downs DONERAILE COURT Kanholdherwine 4 Gulfstream Park SPANISH STEPS Changn Fivehundred 6 Arlington Auction Light 5 Indiana Grand Sunshine Smiles 4 Gulfstream Park Shadow of Justice 5 Indiana Grand DREWMAN Majestic Secret 9 Gulfstream Park Whateveryousaybaby 3 Charles Town SUPAH BLITZ KEYED ENTRY Supah Selestial 4 Lone Star Park DRILL Papa Smitty 2 Assiniboia Downs Awesome Drill 4 Woodbine Cumberland Gap 5 Penn National SWEET RETURN (GB) Olive Kat 5 Pimlico Daddy’s Boo 5 Arlington KHOZAN DUKE OF MISCHIEF TREASURE BEACH (GB) Silent Mischief 2 Gulfstream Park Rebelde 2 Gulfstream Park Rosas Way 2 Gulfstream Park Rhombus 6 Gulfstream Park Duke of Miami 5 Woodbine Seattle Treasure 8 Woodbine Where Ya Goin Owen 2 Gulfstream Park EXCHANGE RATE TWO STEP SALSA Aurora Lane 2 Lone Star Park LIDO PALACE (CHI) Fully Loaded 9 Gulfstream Park American Currency 2 Santa Anita Heavy Tipper 1 Penn National East Coast Swing 6 Indiana Grand UNCAPTURED Dollar Blue 7 Arlington OVERDRIVEN Bye Bye J 8 Pimlico Suzzette Star 3 Pimlico Always a Suspect 7 Churchill Downs Pretty Overdriven 7 Gulfstream Park WESTERN PRIDE EXCLUSIVE QUALITY Western Twilight 3 Belterra Park Peppermint Kitty 6 Assiniboia Downs PLEASANT STRIKE Pleasant Buffy 4 Evangeline Downs WILDCAT HEIR FACTUM Ojos Corazon 7 Gulfstream Park Bodhicitta 3 Pimlico POSEIDON’S WARRIOR Accountant Q 6 Gulfstream Park WINSLOW HOMER FAPPIE’S NOTEBOOK The Great Kath 7 Gulfstream Park Chloe Raven 2 Lone Star Park Looktheotherway 3 Arlington L. A. House 2 Penn National PROSPECTIVE Juju’s Specialgirl 8 Churchill Downs FIELD COMMISSION Prospective Diva 4 Gulfstream Park Baba Tobi 6 Arlington WITH DISTINCTION Field Trip 9 Gulfstream Park PROUDEST ROMEO Solarte 3 Belmont Park Lisa Mila 11 Gulfstream Park Dixie Lover 4 Prairie Meadows Freestyle Fairy 5 Charles Town

Copyright © 2004 Florida Breeders’ List for Daily Racing Form Thursday & Friday, May 16 & 17 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. Lady Lucifer 10 Karen J. Silva Flinch 5 Maria M. Haire Thursday, May 16 Si’mon Li’mon 10 Jim Ballinger Peppermint Kitty 6 Bridle Oaks Farm, Inc. BELTERRA PARK Whatsnottolove 6 Midwest Thoroughbreds PENN NATIONAL River Runner 7 Blitchton Breeding LLC Rigoletto 2 Woodford Thoroughbreds Exclusive Symphony 1 Louie Rogers Thoroughbreds LLC Love Totem 5 Bryan R. Baker Little United 1 Richard Shultz & Becky Boyd BELMONT PARK Starship Mercury 6 Laurence Leavy Saint Michael 2 Jeannine Strauss McGinn Annie Rocks 3 Brenda Jones & Silver Oaks Farm Pearl Gone Crazy 8 Destiny Oaks Good Instincts 4 Bruno Schickedanz Blissful Breeze 3 Sally J. Andersen CHURCHILL DOWNS Seabrook Charm 4 Gilbert G. Campbell Swamp Rat 8 Brian Hilliard Big Island 5 GotWonRunnin Farm & Sal Rug- Awesome Five 5 Randolph Thoroughbreds & Braidy Randolph BELTERRA PARK giero Swami Genius 4 W.S.B Investments Circle Unbroken 5 Brylynn Farm, Inc. Johnny Obvious 6 Brent Fernung & Crystal Fernung Majestic Destiny 6 Destiny Oaks of Ocala Frosty Girl 8 Dennis Johnson HOLLYWOOD CASINO AT CHARLES TOWN RACES Maggie Laine 8 Gilbert G. Campbell Quest Approval 6 Woodford Thoroughbreds Bungalow 5 Glen Hill Farm Right On Munich 6 Bruno Schickedanz Southerncommission 6 Karen Gilliam, Pat Bosley &Field PRESQUE ISLE DOWNS CANTERBURY PARK Commission Partnership Enticing Haven 2 Dr. K. K. Jayaraman &Dr. V. Devi Jayaraman Ms Elegance 1 Peggy S. Dellheim & Norman EVANGELINE DOWNS Miss Radar 3 Woodford Thoroughbreds Dellheim &Hal Queen Whiskey Bravo 4 France Weiner & Irwin J. Weiner My Solitude 3 River Run Farm Silvera 1 Vegso Racing Stable Found My Way 5 Best A Luck Farm LLC & Sheila Black Pearl 4 Bruno Schickedanz Kagan CHURCHILL DOWNS Legacy Azteca 4 Michael Chamberlain Clear Destination 2 Seek Again Syndicate & Cedar Salsa Lane 4 Emily Goodell Gate FarmLLC GOLDEN GATE FIELDS Dobby Hasno Master 5 Stonehedge, LLC Quick and Silver 4 Elizabeth P. Whelan, David J. Sparkys Surprise 3 Sharon Biamonte J’s Flashy Halo 5 Janis Maitlen Whelan,Teresa Murphy & Steve Foxy Mischief 8 Hickstead Farm Red Angry Bird 5 Christy Whitman Murphy Juju’s Specialgirl 8 Emily Goodell Little Miss May 7 Stonehedge LLC GULFSTREAM PARK Merry Lady 7 Mari George HOLLYWOOD CASINO AT CHARLES TOWN RACES Salute the Colonel 1 Patricia Generazio My People Sing 8 Juan Francisco Landaeta Freestyle Fairy 5 Cherie M. Abner & Michael A. Take Command 1 Edward A. Seltzer Bossio Cotton To 2 Eric J. Wirth PIMLICO Souper Courage 1 Live Oak Stud Kokomo Wildcat 2 Brent Fernung & Crystal Fernung EMERALD DOWNS Natasha Fatale 2 Patrick Lavin Organic Jenny 2 Midwest Thoroughbreds Inc. No Harbor in Sight 4 Susan Kahn Fifties Music 4 Jacks or Better Farm Inc. Cory Gal 3 Eric J. Wirth Remembertobreathe 6 Irish Eyes Stable & Verbarctic Liar 5 Tonya K Jurgens Elissas Secret 3 Jan Alan Meehan & John Petika Farm I’mthetapitnow 7 Northwind Thoroughbreds, LLC Talkback 3 GoldMark Farm Close the Deal 8 Red Oak Stable EVANGELINE DOWNS My Cowboy 4 Brent Fernung, Crystal Fernung & Mrs. Crews 8 Richard Thompson & Shadybrook My Little Rosy 1 Ponder Hill, Inc. Dr.Phil Matthews Farm Inc Pleasant Buffy 4 Sharon Treadway Northern 4 Dale Kalmar & Lynn Kalmar Awesome Sight 9 Y-Lo Racing Stables, LLC Drewzano 8 Farm III Enterprises LLC Pachanga Party 4 Larry A. Bell Chief White Sox 5 Garth Bodkins & Jennifer PRAIRIE MEADOWS GOLDEN GATE FIELDS Quinones Heir Horse One 2 Carl Walker Thorn Hill Cat 8 Woodford Thoroughbreds Great Kahuna 5 Live Oak Stud Collection 5 Lisa Benton & Roberto Hernande Shiny Copper Penny 5 Susan F. Woods St. Louie Guy 6 Lucy Edwards and Randell Ed- GULFSTREAM PARK Unlockthepotential 5 Woodford Thoroughbreds wards Frankie Apps 1 Ben-D Farm South, LLC & Vicino Vincero 5 Northwest Stud Toasting Master 6 Ocala Stud RacingStable So Nifty 6 Mr. & Mrs. Leverett S. Miller Juliet’s Music 8 Dr. K. K. Jayaraman & Dr. V. Devi- Marcelino 1 Pedro Maestre Tactical Quality 6 Farm III Enterprises LLC Jayaraman Money Come 1 Golden Legacy Stable Vassy 6 Larry Foggle The Pink Rattler 1 Teri-Jo Herwy Dizzy 7 Arindel Friday, May 17 One Fast 2 JDAB Stables LLC Miley 7 Arindel Rebelde 2 Stonehedge LLC Chilled Milk 8 Double W Thoroughbred Racing, ARLINGTON Rosas Way 2 Ramiro Rosas Medina Daneira 1 Midwest Thoroughbreds Inc. 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