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I hope you, your family and friends enjoy today’s event, and I thank you for joining us in support of the Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt.

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May Twelveth, Two Thousand Eighteen Percy Warner Park Nashville, Tennessee

Honorary Co-Chairs Dr. Wallace “Skip” Neblett III, M.D. The Wallace Family The Rowan Family

In Association with The Volunteer State Horsemen’s Foundation to the 2017 Iroquois

Benefiting Steeplechase Sponsors Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt

Aloompa The Houghland Foundation1 Nashville Lifestyles Athens Paper Kings’ Chapel Nashville Predators Coca-Cola Macy’s at Green Hills Nashville Sports Council Crescent Bellevue Maggiano’s Little Italy Phillips Toy Mart Crescent Music Row Gus Mayer Private Edition Event Logistics, Inc. Christine A. Moore Millinery Sam’s Club-Bellevue ExVoto Vintage Jewelry J.P. Morgan Sam’s Place-Belle Meade Davis Finn Group Nashville Convention & Visitors Corp. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wade; Ms. DeeDee Wade Mr. Lowry Watkins, Jr. Special Credits Agile Ticketing, Belle Meade Plantation, Brantley Sound Associates, Dillard’s, Mr. Webb McQuiddy, Royal Restrooms, Sheridan Public Relations anthem Singers Nashville NotesChamber Singers

Nashville Notes Chamber Singers, formed in 2015, is an auditioned choir of students ages 13-18. This ensemble rehearses once a week as a part of Nashville Notes fine arts program for homeschool students from the middle Tennessee region. The singers perform for various community events in addition to participation in the Lipscomb Christian High School Choral Festival and Middle TN Vocal Association Choral Festival, where they have received superior ratings the past two years. Other recent performance highlights have been the Biltmore Candlelight Christmas Tour and venues around Washington DC, including Walter Reed Hospital, U.S. Botanical Gardens and Anacostia- Bolling Air Force Base, where they sang for the USAF Singing Sergeants. More information about the Chamber Singers and Nashville Notes can be found at www.nashvillenotes.org. Table of Contents Advertisers ...... 95 Leading Trainers ...... 29,31 American Steeplechasing ...... 25 Map of Grounds ...... 48-49 Beneficiary ...... 88-89 Memoriam ...... 65 Boxholders ...... 72-78 Notice ...... 67 Child Ambassador ...... 91 NSA Schedule ...... 86 Children’s Art ...... 93 NSA Standings ...... 60 Glossary ...... 85 NSA Stewards ...... 71 Hall of Fame ...... 41 NSA Timber Standings ...... 55 Honorary Chairmen ...... 7 Officials ...... 26-27 Iroquois Alliance ...... 11 Parade of Hounds ...... 57 Iroquois Leading Rider Award ...... 61 Previous Iroquois Winners ...... 68-69 Iroquois Shoppes ...... 23 Race Day Program Key ...... 39 Iroquois Society ...... 21 Races ...... 42-59 Iroquois Steeplechase Art & Artist .. 82-83 Steeplechase Horses ...... 39 Iroquois Steeplechase Sponsors ...... 5 Thank You Page ...... 9 Iroquois Contenders ...... 37 Welcome from Metro Parks ...... 15 Landscapers ...... 62 Welcome from Vanderbilt ...... 19 Last Year’s Winner ...... 17 Welcome from VSHF ...... 17 Leading Jockeys ...... 33,35 2 33 HOLLY THOMPSON CHRIS MILLER

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Aloompa Gus Mayer Aero Bar Peter Millar Athens Paper Christine A. Moore Millinery Berry Farms Animal Hospital J.P. Morgan Coca-Cola Nashville Convention and Visitors Corp. Core Civic Phillips Toy Mart Farm Vet Planet H2O Franklin Horse Supply Private Edition Gus Meyer Robertson Media Group The Houghland Foundation Tennessee Equine Hospital Lyft Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wade; Ms. DeeDee Wade Macy’s at Green Hills Mr. Lowry Watkins, Jr. 4AM - 7AM Maggiano’s Little Italy Mr. Webb McQuiddy Special Credits Agile Ticketing, Belle Meade Plantation, Brand825, Brantley Sound Associates, Center for Spine, Joint and Neuromuscular Rehabilitation, Dillard’s, Dr. Gil Center for Back, Neck, and Chronic Pain Relief, Evolution Event Solutions, Halo Heating and Cooling, Liberty Party, Long Burnett and Johnson, PLLC, The Nashville Sign, Padgett Business Services, ScherShot, The Rock Place, Royal Restrooms 5 Former Steeplechase Chairmen

1981 Mrs. Steven M. Greil 1994 Mrs. C. A. Craig, II 2006 Mrs. Randall L. Kinnard 2018 Honorary Co-chairs 1982 Mrs. Francis Brooks Corzine Mrs. Donna Bethel Mrs. James L. Shaub, II Mrs. John W. McDougall, Jr. 1995 Mrs. Owen G. Shell, Jr. 2007 Mrs. Stephens Lee Dalton 1983 Mrs. James H. Cheek, III Mrs. Richard M. Miller, Jr. Mrs. Van P. East Have Long History of Mrs. Robert C. H. Mathews, Jr. 1996 Mrs. L. Owen Kelly 2008 Mrs. John S. Scott 1984 Mrs. James S. Frazer, III Mrs. Robert S. Patterson Mrs. Amy Jackson Smith Mrs. John B. Hardcastle 1997 Mrs. John P. Campbell III 2009 Mrs. David R. Puryear Community Service 1985 Mrs. William F. Earthman, Jr. Mrs. Lawrence M. Lipman Mrs. David J. Pflaum Mrs. J. C. Bradford, Jr. 1998 Mrs. Henry W. Brockman, Jr. honorary ChairmEn Each year the Iroquois Steeplechase race committee looks for individuals who 1986 Mrs. Joe Michael Edwards Ms. Catherine Ellis. 2010 Mrs. Donald Gill Mrs. Benjamin G. Page, Jr. 1999 Mrs. W. David Roddey Dr. Jonathan D. Gitlin embody the true spirit of the Iroquois Steeplechase, which includes recognizing 1987 Mrs. M. Porter Maxwell, Jr. Ms. Brenda D. Black 2011 Jack and Melinda Bass the magnificence of the horses and the power of giving back. The honorary co- 1988 Mrs. Jonathan Harwell 2000 Mrs. Richard E. Francis, Jr. Dr. Tyler Reimschisel Mrs. Toby S. Wilt Mrs. Walter M. Morgan, III 2012 Dr.. John W. Brock III chairs for the 2018 race are Dr. Wallace “Skip” Neblett III, M.D., and the Wallace 1989 Mrs. J. Barry Banker 2001 Mrs. Gregory L. Burns Dr. and Mrs. James J. Madden Jr. and Rowan families represented by Mr. Guy Wallace III and Mr. Kipp Rowan. Mrs. John Gray Palmer Mrs. Kevin C. Nelson 2013 Dr. Monty McInturff These three gentlemen, for the entirety of their professional lives, have all been 1990 Mrs. Charles M. Thornburg 2002 Mrs. D. Breck Walker Dr. Meg Rush Mrs. John W. Barton, III Mrs. W. Ridley Wills, III 2014 Dr. Gregory A. Mencio compassionate caregivers who have tremendously improved our community in 1991 Mrs. Roscoe R. Robinson 2003 Mrs. Martin S. Brown, Jr. Mr. John Stein their own unique way. Mrs. Owen G. Shell, Jr. Mrs. Brian Smallwood 2015 Dr. William E. Russell 1992 Mrs. Peter H. Curry 2004 Mrs. Paul G. Moore Mr. & Mrs. Alex F. Wade Mrs. Anthony S. Johnston Mrs. Geoffrey H. Smallwood 2016 Dr. Steven A. Webber Neblett is a pediatric surgeon in his 38th year of practice at Children’s Hospital. 1993 Mrs. Matthias B. Murfree 2005 Mrs. Robert B. Miller Virginia “Gigi” Lazenby During his tenure with Vanderbilt, Neblett has served in numerous leadership roles, Mrs. P. Rhoads Zimmerman Mrs. Fredrick Horne, Jr. 2017 Marianne and Andrew Byrd including chair of the Children’s Operating Room Steering Committee, vice chair Luke Gregory of the Section of Surgical Sciences and member of the Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt Advisory Board.

For the past 30 years, the Wallace and Rowan families have played a special role in caring for the horses running the Iroquois Steeplechase. The families, related by marriage, celebrate Steeplechase as an annual tradition in which all their passions come together – passion for family, horses, and fun.

For his part in the race, Rowan has offered ambulance services for the horses competing in the race for nearly three decades. During the event, Rowan and his family provide three large trailers that are used to transport horses to the vet should they become injured during the race; the trailers are stocked with equipment and personnel for any need that may arise. This service ensures that safe, onsite transportation is available to the horses, which is necessary in the event of an emergency.

Similar to Rowan, Wallace and his family have been long-time caregivers to the horses participating in the race as well. He helped establish the misting and water stations that are used to cool the horses during the event. Wallace and his team, which consists of up to 20 volunteers, set up cooling stations at the entry and exit point to the track, as well as at the finish line, since it is vital to regulate the horses’ body temperature.

Without the support of the sport and commitment to the community that these gentlemen, and others like them display, the Iroquois Steeplechase would not be the success it is today. 6 2018 Honorary Co-chairs Have Long History of Community Service

Each year the Iroquois Steeplechase race committee looks for individuals who embody the true spirit of the Iroquois Steeplechase, which includes recognizing the magnificence of the horses and the power of giving back. The honorary co- chairs for the 2018 race are Dr. Wallace “Skip” Neblett III, M.D., and the Wallace and Rowan families represented by Mr. Guy Wallace III and Mr. Kipp Rowan. These three gentlemen, for the entirety of their professional lives, have all been compassionate caregivers who have tremendously improved our community in their own unique way.

Neblett is a pediatric surgeon in his 38th year of practice at Children’s Hospital. During his tenure with Vanderbilt, Neblett has served in numerous leadership roles, including chair of the Children’s Operating Room Steering Committee, vice chair of the Section of Surgical Sciences and member of the Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt Advisory Board.

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2018 Iroquois Sponsors Metropolitan Board Bank of America Volunteers of Parks and Recreation Belle Meade Plantation Beth Moore Boy Scouts of America Nashville Fire Department Cammie Claybrook Kearstin Patterson Davidson County Rescue Squad Linde Pflaum Michael Gomez Rick Rogers Sandy Harris Jenny Streams Hillwood Band Boosters Tennessee Equine Hospital Jim Hester Bill Troup Courtney Keenan Vanderbilt Life Flight Alton Kelley Vanderbilt Medical Center Metro Police and First Aid Volunteers Metro Sheriff’s Department Heather Vincent

Volunteer State Horsemen’s Foundation Trustees and Race Committee

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ALLIANCE MEMBERS: Brian Bardwell Marisa Pollak Alicia Dawson Michelle Price Adria DeLaune Brian Reichenbach Anna Emerson Allison Reichenbach Emily Fay Julie Schneider David Fletcher Jonathan Aaron Snider Cathy Hoeft Erin Stratton Rene Houghland Jennifer Streams Samuel Forrester Hunter Amber Swindall Lynda Kelly DeeDee Wade Christian Lynch L Shane Whitehead Jennifer Neely Amber Williams Chimalum Okafor Melanie P. Yappen Kearstin Patterson

FOUNDERS LEVEL MEMBERS: Mr. Paul England Ms. Anna L. Letcher Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Fortunato Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Lovett Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. Gill Mr. and Mrs. Gary W. Parkes Mrs. Kate R. W. Grayken Ms. Cammy Price Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Heard Mr. and Mrs. Edgar W. Stuart Mrs. Calvin Houghland Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wade Mr. and Mrs. David Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Govan D. White Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kestner Ms. Memorie White

We welcome new and renewing members of the Iroquois Alliance. In addition to the wonderful volunteer committee [ GOOD TO GO ] members, these individuals will help continue our mission of supporting the Iroquois Steeplechase which benefits the Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt. For more information, please email info@iroquois steeplechase.org When you need an affordable workhorse, or call 615-591-2991. it’s time to TriGreen. TriGreenEquipment.com

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Iroquois Steeplechase is the perfect combination of southern charm and hospitality, with the friendliness and warmth that Nashville is known for, plus all the beauty, pageantry and excitement of jump racing! For nearly 80 years, our race day patrons, loyal fans, and our sponsors have gathered to enjoy the best thoroughbred horses and people watching at the Iroquois Steeplechase on the second Satur- day in May. Most importantly, the Iroquois Steeplechase raises funds to benefit the Monroe Carrell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt, and other worthy causes! Thank you to all of our sponsors, staff, volunteers, and race day goers for continuing the tradition and supporting the Iroquois Steeplechase.

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STEEPLECHASE Good Morning Steeplechase Fans,

Benefiting It’s an honor to welcome you to the 77th running of the Iroquois Steeplechase at the iconic Percy Warner Park. This historic race is not only one of the nation’s premier sporting events, but one of the city’s annual rites of spring to benefit the Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt. We are delighted to host this wonderful event in one of our most historic parks. Percy Warner Park is one of several jewels in our city’s park system. Percy, along with Edwin Warner Park, spans more than 3,000-acres of forest and field and it’s just 9 miles from downtown. Collectively the two parks are known as “the Warner Parks.” Approximately one million people visit the two parks annually to enjoy scenic roadways and overlooks, hiking, biking and horse trails, cross-country running, two golf courses, a dog park, the equestrian center, the always popular Nature Center and more! We believe that we have one of the best park systems in the country, as is evidenced by our many facilities and programs that emphasize healthy lifestyles, recreational opportunities, and environmental education. This is an exciting time of growth for our city and for our department. As more and more people call Nashville home, it strengthens my resolve to uphold our mission to preserve, protect, and restore the natural and historical heritage of the city’s parklands for the perpetual benefit of all our citizens. I hope you will take advantage of the many amenities Metro Parks has to offer. Visit us online at An Exceptional Investment Firm nashville.gov/parks to see all (you’ll be pleasantly surprised) we have to offer. seeking to partner with America’s ﬁnest businesses Thanks for joining us today and my very best to all!

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Monique N. Odom, Director Metropolitan Board of Parks and Recreation Presented on this 12th day of May 2018 15 welcomes you to

the 77th running of the Iroquois Steeplechase Enjoy the festivities and be safe… Marianne Byrd Dwight Hall Iroquois Steeplechase Race Committee

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the 77th running of the Iroquois Steeplechase Enjoy the festivities and be safe… Marianne Byrd Dwight Hall Iroquois Steeplechase Race Committee 17 IT’S THAT TOES IN THE GRASS, LAUGHING ALL AFTERNOON, BEST PARENTS EVER KIND OF NEWS.

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18 2018 Iroquois Steeplechase Welcome from Vanderbilt

Dear Friends, Welcome to the 77th running of the Iroquois Steeplechase! The race is one of Nashville’s most distinctive and time- honored traditions. Steeplechase is made possible through the ongoing stewardship of the Volunteer State Horsemen’s Foundation, the charitable organization IT’S THAT that produces this incredible event each year. As has been the tradition for nearly 40 TOES IN THE GRASS, years, proceeds from today’s race will go to support Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt. Since Children’s LAUGHING ALL Hospital became Steeplechase’s designated beneficiary in 1981, the race has raised AFTERNOON, more than $10 million to help serve the healthcare needs of children and families from across Tennessee who are able to access a comprehensive array of pediatric services at our hospital, bolstered by one of the largest and most advanced child BEST PARENTS EVER health research and training programs in the nation. By attending today’s race you too are supporting the needs of more than 320,000 patients and families served each year by the caring and committed team at KIND OF NEWS. Children’s Hospital. Nashville and Middle Tennessee are experiencing an era of remarkable growth. Concerts, events, festivals and more—with the To continue to meet the needs of all children and families, we are adding four new floors to Children’s Hospital through an expansion that is already well underway. Tennessean’s Things to Do Nashville app, you’ll This new space, made possible through proceeds from events like Steeplechase always know what’s happening in and around and through the generosity of compassionate members of our community like you, Nashville. So grab the kids, head for the door and allows us to continue to fulfill our mission. experience more of what our great city has to offer. Together, we are creating a lasting impact on the health of children not just here in Nashville but throughout the Southeast and well beyond. Sincerely, Download the Things to Do Nashville Jeffrey R. Balser, M.D., Ph.D. app for iOS or Android! President and Chief Executive Officer, Vanderbilt University Medical Center Dean, Vanderbilt University School of Medicine GET CAUGHT UP IN IT.

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23 24 National Steeplechase Association, Inc. 400 Fair Hill Drive • Elkton, Maryland 21921 • 410-392-0700 • Fax: 410-392-0706 American Steeplechasing EXPLAINED SIMPLY Steeplechasing is Thoroughbred racing over fences. It is known popularly as jump racing because its participants race at speed over a natural course and jump obstacles intermittently placed on the course. All the horses involved in steeplechase racing are Thoroughbreds, meaning that they trace their bloodlines to four foundation sires and are registered with The Jockey Club. Steeplechasing is a much smaller sport than flat racing, which is conducted at tracks such as Churchill Downs. Most steeplechase horses had a career at the flat tracks, and some steeplechase horses have raced in flat-racing classics such as the Kentucky Derby or Belmont Stakes. They are the exceptions, however. Most steeplechase horses had modest flat careers because they lacked sprinter speed and preferred longer distances. In their second careers as steeplechase horses, they excel with a combination of stamina and agility. The National Steeplechase Association, founded in 1895, is the governing body of American jump racing. Its Board of Directors is composed of committed horse owners and race-meet officials, and its full-time staff of four conducts regulatory and administrative functions from Fair Hill, Md.

A DAY AT THE RACES Most steeplechase racing days include ﬁve to seven races, though there are exceptions. The Maryland Hunt Cup, contested each spring near Glyndon, Maryland, is so special that it stands alone as the only race on the program. Attendance varies from tailgaters to horsemen, college students to senior citizens. Most spectators arrive a few hours before the first race, (usually 1 P.M.) to start their outing with lunch or conversations with friends. The racing brings excitement, in approximately half-hour increments. As a whole, steeplechasing allows fans to get closer to the sport than flat racing. You can stand right next to a fence, or watch the start of the race, or catch the thrills at the finish line. BY THE NUMBERS $5,998,50...... Purses paid in NSA races in 2017 1,000,000 ...... Estimated attendance at NSA-sanctioned races 480 ...... Horses competing in 2017 NSA races 1,341 ...... Starts in NSA races in 2017 180 ...... Races run in 2017 274 ...... Licensed owners in 2017 92 ...... Licensed trainers in 2017 95 ...... Licensed jockeys in 2017 29 ...... NSA-sanctioned race meets in 2017 3 ...... Racetracks hosting jump racing in 2017 25 2018 Iroquois Steeplechase Volunteer State Horsemen’s Foundation Trustees Brownlee O. Currey, Jr. Sara Jo Gill Stephen K. Heard Alex F. Wade Race Committee Calvin Houghland*, Chairman Emeritus Henry Hooker*, Chairman Emeritus Dwight Hall, Chairman Marianne Byrd, President Stephen K. Heard, Secretary Thomas Magli, Treasurer L. H. Armistead III Monty McInturff Mary Brockman Albert Menefee III, President Emeritus Rob Caldwell Gary W. Parkes Christian Currey Ted Thompson Sara Jo Gill Alex F. Wade to the 2017 Iroquois Mrs. Fred W. Lazenby B. Dale Wiley Steeplechase Sponsors *Deceased

IROQUOIS STEEPLECHASE Aloompa The Houghland Foundation Nashville Lifestyles Athens Paper Kings’ Chapel Nashville Predators MAYCoca-Cola 12, 2018Macy’s at Green Hills Nashville Sports Council Crescent Bellevue Maggiano’s Little Italy Phillips Toy Mart Race OfficialsCrescent Music and Row VolunteersGus Mayer Private Edition Event Logistics, Inc. Christine A. Moore Millinery Sam’s Club-Bellevue DwightExVoto VintageHall, Jewelry ChairmanJ.P. Morgan Sam’s Place-Belle Meade Davis Finn Group Nashville Convention & Visitors Corp. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wade; Ms. DeeDee Wade Mr. Lowry Watkins, Jr. STEWARDS PLACING JUDGES CLERKS OF THE SCALES Reese Howard, Jr., NSA H. C. Bright, Chief Dana Burke,Special NSA, Credits Chief Agile Ticketing, Belle Meade Plantation, Brantley Sound Associates, Dillard’s, Larry F. Curtis, NSA, Presiding Jim McKee Mr. Webb McQuiddy,Sidney RoyalMcAlister, Restrooms, Jr. Sheridan Public Relations Beale Payne, NSA Hank Brockman STARTERS STEWARDS’ SECRETARY CLERK OF THE COURSE Stirling Young, NSA, Chief William Gallo, NSA David Green Tom Magli 26 PADDOCK JUDGES CODES CONSULTANT OWNERS LIAISON Ernest Hardison III Gary Parkes Anne Gayle Hall Mark McMillan Sherry Paige TIMERS EMERGENCY RESPONSE Frank Davis Stephen K. Heard, Chief CHART CALLER George Greenup Kristen Avery Kyle Fitzgerald OFFICIAL Dede Bailey CATCH RIDERS PHOTOGRAPHERS Tom Bailey Leuie Russell Catherine French Mary Blackburn John Lee Wells William Kenner Jenny Bradford Penny Brink METRO PARKS TOWER PATROL JUDGES Kate Broadbent REPRESENTATIVE Barbara Schooley, Chief Jim Hester Judith Broadbent Debbie Bauman Brenda Bushmann GROUNDS & FACILITIES David Butler Kathy Campbell Rob Caldwell Shannon Hendrick Bruce Cheever Rick Wallace Lyn Murphy Tracy Cheever Jeff Puckett Jill Wallace Merissa Constanza JOCKEY’S TENTS TROPHIES Armanda Constanza Jessica Dunn Charlie Caldwell Dorothy Davis Robert Dunn Harry Caldwell John Van Sarah Jane Gawrys Joanna Caldwell Melanie Van Tina Ferguson HORSE AMBULANCES OFFICIAL PHYSICIANS Caleb Harper Guy Wallace, Chief Bill Schooley, M.D., Chief Al Hentsch Bill Armistead Oran Aaronson, M.D. Sariah Hopkins Mason Coble Patrick Bourke, M.D. Bill Huffman Jonelle Currie Mary Ellen Clinton, M.D. Jan Huffman Monty McInturff Ben Flynn Kevin Dabrowski, M.D. Ernie Jones Andrew Gregory, M.D. Albert Menefee III, President Emeritus Bill Haggard Karen Jones Kristine Hopfensperger Ashlee Lafontaine, M.D. Judy Kirk Gary W. Parkes Keith Jackson Khan Li, M.D. Karen Kressenberg Ted Thompson Clare Pinney David Liddle, M.D. Cecil Moses Kipp Rowan Colin Looney, M.D. Bett Pilling Alex F. Wade Patti Undercoffer Aaron Porter, M.D. Rob Pilling B. Dale Wiley Steven Undercoffer AMBULANCES Brian Ruttenbur Megan Waggener Davidson County Rescue Squad Debbie Ruttenbur Christy Saunders QUICK OFFICIAL OFFICIAL VETERINARIANS Thomas Saunders Monty McInturff, DVM Kate Cole Lauren Smith Matt Povlovich, DVM HORSE COOLING Elizabeth Trinkler Matthew Delisle, DVM Wallace Trailer Sales Craig Valentine Nathaniel Wright, DVM Krin Valentine OFFICIAL FARRIER Liberty Getman, DVM Les Vantrease Jake Hall Kara Patroski, DVM Amber Wark STABLE COMMITTEE Miken Caruso, DVM & SAFETY STEWARD Christine Cocquyt, DVM ADA VOLUNTEERS Dale Wiley, Chairman Emeritus Don Gill VERIFICATION OF Brad Lipsey Robin Anderton, Asst. CREDENTIALS John Murphy Jack Derryberry HORSE IDENTIFIER Lee Floyd J.W. Maloney, NSA BARN OFFICE Jim Horn Marianne Byrd Heather Hullett HORSEMEN’S SHUTTLES Peppy Butler Will Lipsey Tamera Powers, Coordinator Beverly Greenup Ken Porter Mike Ellett Topper Williams Steve Porter Barry McCafferty Grace Butler Dan Stiltz Elizabeth McDow Bill Williams Robert Wiley Becky Porter Temple Price TURN OUT AWARDS JURY HONORARY STEWARDS Jessica Roberts Mary Brockman, Chair William F. Andrews Jennifer Taylor Lisa Bohannon Brownlee Currey, Jr. Jerry Taylor Fiona King Jonathan Harwell Andrew Velasquez Elizabeth Bohannon Douglas Joyce Michelle Anderton Andrew W. Miller ANNOUNCERS Robin Owens Richard Perry Tony Bentley RACE COMMITTEE Megan Connolly COORDINATOR Jane Ann Whitson 27 e Mall at Green Hills

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28 Leading Steeplechase Trainers e Mall at Green Hills Leading Steeplechase Trainers JACK FISHER Birthdate: June 18, 1963. Home: Monkton, Md. Champion trainer 2003-2004, 2007-2009, 2012-2017. Earnings leader: 2004, 2008, 2014-2017. 2017 record: 117-25-27-15, $1,321,150. 2016 record: 132-26-27-21, $1,093,610. Established earnings record of $1,321,150 in 2017, shattering the mark he set in 2008. Trained Eclipse Award winner Scorpiancer, winner of the 2017 Calvin Houghland Iroquois (Gr. 1), and 2017 leading earner Mr. Hot Stuff, the Grand National (Gr. 1) winner. Also trained novice champion Moscato for champion owner Bruton Street-US and timber champion Doc Cebu. Won his 11th leading trainer title in 2017 and also topped the standings by earnings for sixth time. Also broke $1-million in purse earnings for the fourth time. Trained Hall of Fame member Good Night Shirt. Married to Sheila. Won first race with Call Louis at Middleburg, Va., in 1989. RICKY HENDRIKS Birthdate: March 5, 1964. Home: Coatesville, Pa. 2017 record: 57-14-5-6, $458,300. 2016 record: 34-5-5-1, $134,350. Ranked second in the standings by wins and fourth by earnings in a breakout 2017 season. Rosbrian Farm’s Swansea Mile won the 2017 A. P. Smithwick Memorial (Gr. 1) and Wendy Hendriks’ Surprising Soul won the Marcellus Frost at Iroquois. Trained Zanjabeel to Aflac Supreme Hurdle victory and won Radnor Hunt Cup with Upland Partners’ Mystic Strike. Son McLean rides timber. Two-time champion jockey (1986 and 1987) won his first race as a trainer with Sly Bandit at the Montpelier Hunt Races in Virginia in 1991. NEIL MORRIS Birthdate: June 10, 1964. Home: Marshall, Va. 2017 record: 35- 10-4-5, $217,750. 2016 record: 35-7-8-6, $188,800. Closed the 2017 season in fourth place by wins and was seventh by earnings. Had a very healthy 28.7% win rate from 35 starts in 2017. Won Saratoga allowance hurdle with his PathFinder Stable’s Mutasaawy after easy Parx maiden score. Also won Parx handicap with Donna Rogers’ Dapper Dan. After several years as a private trainer for Kinross Farms, has successfully built a public stable with a diverse lineup of competitors. Trained his first steeplechase horses in 1993 and recorded his first victory with Skip to the Top at Fair Hill, Md., in 1993. CYRIL MURPHY Birthdate: March 25, 1972. Home: Glen Rock, Pa. 2017: 51-5- 8-12, $260,850. 2016 record: 53-17-10-7, $813,750. 2015 record: 50-6-9-7, $561,650. Principal trainer for leading owner Irvin S. Xscape Naylor had a relatively quiet season and still ranked sixth by Off-the-shoulder purses and eighth by wins in 2017. His best was Ebanour, who neon lace dress, scored back-to-back victories in the the Virginia Gold Cup and 4-14. $248 Pennsylvania Hunt Cup. Had the best year of his training career in 2016 with more than $800,000 in purses. Trained two consecutive Eclipse Award winners for Naylor, Dawalan in 2015 and Rawnaq in 2016. Both won the Grand National (Gr. 1), and Rawnaq won the 2016 Calvin Houghland Iroquois (Gr. 1). Won his first career NSA victory with Inti at 2011 International Gold Cup. Rode in U.S. from 2000-2007. 29 Better the public good.

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30 ainers LeadingLeading Steeplechase Steeplechase TrainersTr JONATHAN SHEPPARD Birthdate: ec. 2, 1940. Home: West Grove, Pa. 2017 record: 86-11-14-15, $466,150. 2016 record: 72-9-10-9, $283,550. Hall of Fame trainer finished third in the 2017 trainer standings by wins and purse earnings. Won 2017 Lonesome Glory Handicap (Gr. 1) with Buttonwood Farm’s All the Way ose. Most recent Eclipse champion is multiple Grade 1 winner Divine Fortnue in 2013. Trained two Hall of Fame members, Cafe Prince and Flatterer, and is steeplechasing’s all-time leading trainer by victories and earnings. Recipient of prestigious F. Ambrose Clark Award in 2013. Holds unprecedented record of 47 consecutive years with at least one Saratoga victory. Married to former jockey Cathy Montgomery Sheppard. Won his first race with Haffaday in 1966. RICHARD ALENTINE Birthdate: May 1, 1968. Home: The Plains, Va. 2017 record: 61-7-7-8, $206,400. 2016 record: 67-6-3-11, $199,250. Closed the 2017 season in seventh place by wins and eighth by purse winnings. Trained Magalen . Bryant’s Personal Start to a front- running victory in $45,000 allowance hurdle at International Gold Cup. Had a stellar 2014 season with acqueline hrstrom’s Eclipse Award champion Demonstrative, winner of three consecutive Grade 1 races. Also trained Kisser N Run, the 2013 filly-mare champion. Collected his second Maryland Hunt Cup victory in 2013, with Mrs. hrstrom’s Professor Maxwell. Trustee of the National Steeplechase Foundation. Spent time in Ireland with prominent trainer Mouse Morris. Won first race with Fassfern at Willowdale, Pa., in 1997. ELI A ETH OSS Birthdate: June 2, 1980. Home: Monkton, Md. 2017 record: 57-9- 14-5, $514,950. 2016 record: 35-6-1-5, $337,150. 2015 record: 30- 7-2-1, $315,400. Finished second by purse earnings in 2017. Had an impressive Saratoga meet with two wins, three seconds, and a third. Won both of Saratoga’s Grade 1 races in 2016 when Portrade wired the New ork Turf Writers and Bob Le Beau won the A. P. Smithwick Memorial. Scored her first graded stakes victory with Makari in the 2014 Smithwick. Took over the stable of her late father, Hall of Fame member Tom Voss, after his death in early 2014. Husband is bloodstock agent Gary Murray, and they have two children. Secured first win with Wildcatter at the 2014 Foxfield Spring Races. LESLIE YOUN Birthdate: ept. 4, 1972. Home: Unionville, Pa. 2017 record: 55- 9-10-6, $330,850. 2016 record: 55-7-9-11, $313,500. 2015 record: 30-10-7-7, $214,900. Had best-ever purse earnings and was fifth on the trainer leader board. Trained Amy Taylor Rowe’s Lady Blanco to Life’s Illusion Filly and Mare championship. Won 2017 National Hunt Cup (Gr. 3) with amarjo and had a Saratoga win with Invocation. Sent out Irv Naylor’s Bittersweetheart for victories in the Margaret Currey Henley and Peapack Stakes to claim the 2014 female title. Worked for onathan Sheppard before and after graduating from Lynchburg College. Won with her first hurdle starter, Silverton Hill’s More Fascination, at Saratoga pen House on uly 22, 2007, with husband Paddy oung in the saddle. 31 HORSE AROUND IN STYLE.

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32 LeadingLeading Steeplechase Steeplechase J Jockeys c e s ERNIE DALTON Birthdate: uly 24, 1968. Home: amden, . . 2017 record: 51-6-7-7, $308,800. 2016 record: 69-2-10-7, $176,550. Ranked fifth by purses in 2017. Regularly has had success at Saratoga and won the New ork Turf Writers Cup (Gr. 1) aboard Diplomat for his wife, trainer Kate Dalton. Also won Mrs. gden Phipps Stakes aboard Swoop for Eliabeth Voss. Had three 2015 Saratoga wins, including African il in the onathan Kiser Novice Stakes. Won 2015 Ferguson Memorial HORSE AROUND (Gr. 3) and Carolina Cup aboard Diplomat. Won 2013 New ork Turf Writers on Italian Wedding. Rode his first winner, Brickway, on May 7, 1986, at Downpatrick Racecourse in Northern Ireland. JACK DOYLE IN STYLE. Birthdate: June 21, 1989. Home: Monkton, Md. Earnings eader: 2015. 2017 record: 91-12-18-17, $583,450. 2016 record: 46-11-6-7, $500,200. Ranked third by purses in comeback year from in ury. Had a strong 2017 aratoga meet with a win, three seconds, and a third. Rides first call for Eliabeth Voss. Rode Irv Naylor’s Rawnaq to a stirring win in the 2016 Calvin Houghland Iroquois (Gr. 1). Swept the New ork Racing Association’s three Grade 1 races with The Fields Stable’s Bob Le Beau in 2015 and 2016. Won the 2015 Iroquois aboard Demonstrative. Made a big splash at Saratoga in 2014 when he rode Makari to win the Smithwick Memorial, his first U.S. victory. ROSS ERA HTY Birthdate: March 1, 1977. Home: Fallston, Md. Champion: 2012. Earnings eader: 2012. 2017 record: 73-14-7-7, $396,500. 2016 record: 80-11-7-9, $368,900. Had a stellar 2017 season in which he tied for second by wins and was third by purses. Rode several winners for trainer Ricky Hendriks, including Zanjabeel in the Aflac Supreme Hurdle. Won back- to-back editions of the Marion duPont Scott Colonial Cup (Gr. 1), with Top Striker in 2016 and champion Dalawan in 2015. Was 2012’s champion jockey by wins and earnings. Rode Irv Naylor’s Black ack Blues to 2011 Eclipse Award. Scored his first win in 1997 aboard Fine de Claire at Punchestown.

ILLIE McCARTHY Birthdate: June 2, 1983. Home: amden, . . Champion: 2014. Earnings eader: 2014. 2017 record: 41-6-9-4, $202,150. 2016 record: 75-8-5-12, $286,850. Coming back from early- summer injury that put him on the sidelines for the remainder of 2017 but still was ninth by wins and purses. Served as a TV racing commentator during his recuperation. Won 2014 jockey titles by THE OFFICIAL STYLE OF THE wins and earnings. Rode 2014 novice champion All the Way ose IROQUOIS STEEPLECHASE and was aboard Divine Fortune for a victory in the 2014 Calvin Hougland Iroquois (Gr. 1). Notched his first win as a pro aboard Toulouse Lautrec at Plumpton Racecourse in 2005.

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36 2018 Iroquois Steeplechase Leading contenders Here are the contenders for the $200,000 Calvin Houghland Iroquois (Gr.1). The horses’ National Steeplechase Association ratings are in parentheses at the end of their profiles.

Modem (GB). 2010 b. g., Motivator—Alashaan, (GB), by Darshaan (GB). Owner: Robert A. Kinsley. Trainer: Elizabeth Voss. Jockey: Jack Doyle. Breeders: Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Deer (GB). 2017 NSA record: 2-0-4-0, $153,000. 27,000. Odds: 3-1. Finished second in four 2017 Grade 1 races: Saratoga’s A. P. Smithwick Memorial and New York Turf Writers Cup; Belmont’s Lonesome Glory Handicap; and Grand National (Gr. 1). Arrived in U.S. after allowance victory in provincial Irish track Ballinrobe. Durable gelding has seven wins in 47 career starts. (145 NSA rating)

Jamarjo (Ire). 2007 b. g., Marju—Athlumney Lady, by Lycius. Owner; Irvin S. Naylor. Trainer: Leslie Young. Jockey: Kieran Norris. Breeder: Frank Dunne (Ire). 2018 record: 1-0-0-0, $0. 2017 NSA record: 4-1-1-0, $56,400. 2016 record: 5-1-1-2, $55,500. Odds: 10-1. Finished eighth in 2018 Temple Gwathmey Handicap (Gr. 2). Won Radnor’s National Hunt Cup (Gr. 3) easily after second in Foxfield Spring’s 2017 Daniel Van Clief Memorial optional allowance hurdle. Finished fourth in Grand National (Gr. 1) at Far Hills, N.J. (133)

Zanjabeel (GB). 2013 b. g., Aussie Rules—Grain Only, by Machiavellian. Owners: Rosbrian Farm and Ben and Wendy Griswold. Trainer: Ricky Hendriks. Jockey: Ross Geragthy. Breeder: Kirsten Rausing (GB). 2018 record: 2-0-2-0, $27,000. 2017 NSA record: 2-2-0-0, $120,000. Odds: 5-1. Finished second in 2018 Marion duPont Scott Colonial Cup (Gr. 1) and Temple Gwathmey Handicap (Gr. 2). Drew away to a 4 3/4-length victory in Far Hills’ 2017 Foxbrook Champion Hurdle, his U.S. debut for former owners and trainer Gordon Elliott. For new owners, won Steeplechase at Callaway’s Aflac Supreme Hurdle by 2 3/4 lengths. Made mixture of flat and hurdle starts in 2017, with handicap hurdle win in June and a flat win in July. (139)

Mr. Hot Stuff. 2006 dk. b. or br. g., Tiznow—Sweet Damsel, by Turkoman. Owner: Gillian Johnston. Trainer: Jack Fisher. Jockey: Danny Mullins. Breeder: WinStar Farm (Ky.) 2018 record: 1-0-0-0, $3,000. 2017 record: 5-1-0-1, $251,000. Odds: 5-2. Finished fifth in 2018 Temple Gwathmey Handicap (Gr. 2). Claimed Lonesome Glory Award as 2017’s leading earner with gutsy win in Grand National (Gr. 1) at Far Hills, N.J. Finished fifth in Belmont Park’s 2017 Lonesome Glory Handicap (Gr. 1). Finished third in 2017 Temple Gwathmey Handicap (Gr. 3) after missing 2016 season, then was pulled up in Calvin Houghland Iroquois (Gr. 1) and seventh in New York Turf Writers Cup (Gr. 1). Won 2015 Temple Gwathmey (Gr. 3). Won the 2013 A. P. Smithwick Memorial (Gr. 1) at Saratoga. (146)

Sempre Medici (Fr). 2010 b. g., Medicean—Sambala, by Danehill Dancer. Owner: Irvin S. Naylor. Trainer: Cyril Murphy. Jockey: Graham Watters. Breeders: Myriam Bollack, Noel Forgeard, and E.A.R.L. du Haras de Pierrepont (Fr). 2018 record: 1-0-0-0, $0. 2017 NSA record: No starts. Odds: 8-1. Tired and was pulled up in 2018 Temple Gwathmey Handicap (Gr. 2), his first U.S. start. Competed at top level in England and Ireland for trainer Willie Mullins before being imported. Easily won trials preceding the 2016 Champion Hurdle, in which he was pulled up after the next-to-last fence. Female-line descendant of foundation mare Best in Show, by Traffic Judge. (143)

Kremlin. 2012 ch. g., Eskendereya—Dock Leaf, by Woodman. Owner: Rather Be Racing stable. Trainer: Jack Fisher. Jockey: Willie McCarthy. Breeder: Juddmonte Farm (Ky.) 2018 record: 1-1-0-0, $18,000. 2017 record: 6-1-2-1, $43,284. 2016 NSA record: 2-0-0-0, $2,850. Odds: 15-1. Won 2018 Queen’s Cup ratings handicap by 10 lengths after setting all the pace. Concluded 2017 season with second in Far Hills’ Appleton Stakes. Broke into the win column with a front-running score at 2017 Iroquois Steeplechase, then was unplaced in two Saratoga allowance hurdles. (125)

All the Way Jose. 2010 b. g., Senor Swinger—Maternity Leave, by Northern Baby. Owner: Buttonwood Farm. Trainer: Jonathan Sheppard. Jockey: Darren Nagle. Breeder: Jonathan Sheppard (Pa.) 2018 record: 1-0-0-0, $ 3,750. 2017 record: 7-2-1-3, $179,300. Odds: 7-2. Began 2018 with third in Temple Gwathmey Handicap (Gr. 2) at Middleburg Spring. Won 2017 Lonesome Glory Handicap (Gr. 1). Finished third in Grand National (Gr. 1), beaten two noses. Won Fair Hill’s $40,000 Valentine Memorial ratings handicap by 15 1/4 lengths, then lost rider in A. P. Smithwick Memorial (Gr. 1) and was third in New York Turf Writers (Gr. 1). Novice champion in 2014. (146) T H E S OUTHERN STEAK & OYSTER “ S N ASHVILLE, TN ” O U T E R E H O F S O M E W H

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Acme_Steeplchase_Print_02.indd 1 4/25/18 9:49 PM For the Love of the Chase

When recounting the rich history of then Iroquois Steeplechase, a handful of surnames surface repeatedly: Houghland, Sloan, Frost, and Watkins; families as synonymous with the race as the names of their champion equine counterparts. Though the seven decade (and counting) run of the Iroquois Steeplechase is certainly impressive, it does not take into account the races, founded by many of the same horsemen, which took place in and around Nashville prior to the 1941 inception.

Before the Iroquois was founded as a permanent For the Lo of the Chase fixture on the city’s spring calendar, there was the The Equestrian Lives of Lowry Watkins & Barbara Bullitt Grasslands International Steeplechase in 1930, held R Kathleen C. McWhirter at a property near Gallatin, Tennessee, which Byron Hilliard won. Though the Grasslands event dissolved after only two years, the equestrians banded together once again in 1937 for the inaugural Green Pastures Steeplechase, held annually for five years at Mason Houghland’s home south of Nashville. Astride Galsac, Lowry Watkins, Sr. won the two- and- a-half mile race at Green Pastures in its fifth and final year in April 1941, one month before the first running of the Iroquois Steeplechase.

A successful businessman, accomplished rider, and rising Louisvillian when Barbara Bullitt was born in 1919, Lowry Watkins lived unaware of his future spouse for years until a shared love of horses brought them together. As four-time winners of the Iroquois and founders of the popular Oxmoor Steeplechase, this illustrious riding couple left an indelible mark on the equestrian community. In For the Love of the Chase, historian Kathleen McWhirter (author of Fierce Rivalries; Enduring Friendships: 75 Years of the Iroquois Steeplechase) expounds on the couple’s remarkable accomplishments while also providing glimpses into how they spent their time when not in the saddle.

Lowry Watkins hung up his racing silks, hunting whip, and polo mallet in the early 1970s, but his love of riding pursuits endured until his final day. Writing to fellow equestrian Henry Hooker in 1972, Watkins noted his intention to pen a book about his decades of involvement with horses. Watkins died in 1981 sans book, but his dreams have finally come to fruition inFor the Love of the Chase.

The Iroquois Steeplechase and its governing organization, the Volunteer State Horsemen’s Foundation, is appreciative of Mr. Watkins Jr. for his patronage of the race and wishes to acknowledge his father’s prominent role in cultivating the event to become a sporting event, rich with history, that continues to withstand the test of time.

40 Iroquois Steeplechase Hall of Fame The names of the many families associated with the Iroquois Steeplechase through recurrent generations wouldmake a very long list. The names of the owners, trainers, and riders who have mastered the Iroquois read like an honor roll of American steeplechasing. The names of the volunteers who have made this race meeting so special are no less to be recognized. We also honor the inductees into the Iroquois Steeplechase Hall of Fame. John K. Griggs, DVM Inducted 2016 John K. Griggs Inducted 2016 Henry Hooker Inducted 2015 George Sloan Inducted 2011 Alan Dufton Inducted 2010 Ernest K. Hardison, Jr. Inducted 2009 Calvin Houghland Inducted 2008 Dr. John Youmans Inducted 2008 Austin Brown Inducted 2008 Marcellus Frost Inducted 2007 Mason Houghland Inducted 2007 John Sloan, Sr. Inducted 2007 Guilford Dudley, Jr. Inducted 2007

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@955NASHICON 41 Post time for First Race 1:00 pm. Each subsequent race starts approximately every 4035 minutes thereafter.

FIRST RACE THE GREEN PASTURES HURDLE (Allowance Hurdle) In Memory of Last Winner Lowry Watkins—1941 Sponsored by Lowry Watkins, Jr.

PURSE $50,000. HURDLE. HURDLE. FOR FOUR-YEAR-OLDS AND UPWARD WHICH HAVE NEVER WON TWO RACES, OTHER THAN THREEFIRST YEAR OLD RACE. Four-year-olds, 144 lbs.; older, 156 lbs. Non-winners in 2018, allowed 4 lbs; in 2017-2018, 8 lbs. (Claiming races not considered in estimating allowances). The Green Pastures Purse Distribution: 60% to first; 18% to second;, 10% to third; 5% to fourth; 4% to fifth; 3% to sixth. Perpetual trophy kept on display at Belle Meade Plantation.Post Time: Trophy 1:00PM to owner. Julep Cup to trainer and rider. A groom's award of $100 for the best turned out horse. ALLOWANCE. Purse $50,000. For Four Year Olds and Upward Which Have Never Won Two Races,Previous Other Winner: Than May Three 13, Year 2017, Old. MOSCATO,Four Year owned Olds, 144by Bruton Lbs; Older, Street-US, 156 Lbs. trained Non-winners by Jack Fisher, of a race inridden 2018 by allowed Sean McDermott. 4 Lbs.; a race in 2017-2018 allowed 8 Lbs. (Claiming races not considered in allowances).Trophy Presented By: Mr. Lowry Watkins, Jr. Two Miles and One Quarter over National Fences. Two Miles And One Quarter. (Hurdle) OWNER TRAINER JOCKEY Carrington Holdings LLC Arch Kingsley, Jr. Navy blue and hot pink diagonal stripes, hot pink sleeves, hot pink cap 1 Boss Man [L] 156 Michael Mitchell Red Ch.g.8 English Channel - Jenny Joy by Acceptable (FL) Mrs. Calvin Houghland Jonathan Sheppard Royal blue, sky blue sash, gold horseshoe, blue hoop on gold sleeves, black cap 2 Last Shani [L] 144 Jack Doyle White B.g.4 Spring At Last - Sweet Shani (NZ) by Kashani (PA) Bruton Street-US Jack Fisher Blue and yellow diagonal quarters, blue and yellow quartered cap. 3 Lord Justice (IRE) [L] 148 Sean McDermott Blue B.g.5 Zoffany (IRE) - Roselita (IRE) by Sadler's Wells (IRE) Irvin S. Naylor Cyril Murphy Green, yellow and white yoke, yellow cap 4 Ocean Ready [L] 156 Darren Nagle Yellow B.g.5 More Than Ready - Tjinouska by Cozzene (KY) Rosbrian Farm Ricky Hendriks Royal blue, orange diamond, orange hoop on sleeves, blue cap 5 Sail Ahoy [L] 156 Ross Geraghty Green B.g.5 Bernardini - Matlacha Pass by Seeking the Gold (KY) DASH Stable Jack Fisher Lime, royal blue triangular thirds, lime sleeves, royal blue chevrons, lime cap 6 Whitman's Poetry [L] 152 Willie McCarthy Black B.g.7 Tiznow - Tustarta by Trempolino (KY) Riverdee Stable Kate Dalton Dark blue, light blue hoops, light blue hoops on sleeves, red cap 7 Down Royal [L] 130 Bernard Dalton Orange Gr/ro.f.4 Alphabet Soup - Miss Crown by High Yield (NY) L - Lasix; v - First Time Lasix; Í - Lasix Off

42 Post time for First Race 1:00 pm. Each subsequent race starts approximately every 3540 minutes thereafter.

FIRST RACE THE GREEN PASTURES HURDLE (Allowance Hurdle) In Memory of Last Winner Lowry Watkins—1941 Sponsored by Lowry Watkins, Jr.

PURSE $50,000. HURDLE. HURDLE. FOR FOUR-YEAR-OLDS AND UPWARD WHICH HAVE NEVER WON TWO RACES, OTHER THAN THREE YEAR OLD. Four-year-olds, 144 lbs.; older, 156 lbs. Non-winners in 2018, allowed 4 lbs; in 2017-2018, 8 lbs. (Claiming races not considered in estimating allowances).

Purse Distribution: 60% to first; 18% to second;, 10% to third; 5% to fourth; 4% to fifth; 3% to sixth. Perpetual trophy kept on display at Belle Meade Plantation. Trophy to owner. Julep Cup to trainer and rider. A groom's award of $100 for the best turned out horse. Previous Winner: May 13, 2017, MOSCATO, owned by Bruton Street-US, trained by Jack Fisher, ridden by Sean McDermott. Trophy Presented By: Mr. Lowry Watkins, Jr. Two Miles and One Quarter over National Fences.

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4. 43 SECOND RACE THE BRIGHT HOUR (Ratings Handicap Hurdle)

PURSE $35,000. HURDLE HANDICAP. FOR FOUR-YEAR-OLDS AND UPWARD WHICH ARE RATED 130 OR LOWER. The highest rated horse will be assigned 158 lbs. with all other weights adjusted accordingly based on the current ratings. Minimum weight 140 lbs. (not including apprentice allowances). Apprentice allowances may be claimed in this race.

Purse Distribution: 60% to first; 18% to second;, 10% to third; 5% to fourth; 4% to fifth; 3% to sixth. Perpetual trophy kept on display at Belle Meade Plantation. Trophy to owner. Julep Cup to trainer and rider. Rider Challenge Trophy to winning rider who has won three times. A groom's award of $100 for the best turned out horse. Owner will receive a $10,000 bonus if winning horse is ridden by an amateur licensed by the NSA and acceptable to the Iroquois Race Committee. Guilford Dudley, Jr. Amateur Trophy to winning amateur rider. SECOND RACE Previous Winner: May 13, 2017, PLATED, owned by Magalen O. Bryant, trained by Jimmy Day ridden by Brendan Crowley The Bright Hour Post Time: 1:35PM Trophy Presented By: Mrs. Calvin Houghland OV ERNIGHT HANDICAP.Mr. Calvin Purse Houghland, $35,000. ForJr. Four Year Olds and Upward which are rated 130 or lower. The highest ratedBrooks horse Russell, will beChild assigned Ambassador 158 lbs. with all other weights adjusted accordingly based on the current ratings.Dr. Meg Minimum Rush, Chief weight of Staff 140 and lbs. Executive (not including Medical apprentice Director Monroe allowances). Carell ApprenticeJr. allowances may be claimedChildren’s in this Hospital race. at Vanderbilt

Three MilesThree over National Miles. (Hurdle)Fences.

OWNER TRAINER JOCKEY Team Ollie Jimmy Day Neon yellow, purple ball, purple dots on sleeves, purple cap 1 Orchestra Leader [L] 145 Keri Brion Red B.g.9 V an Nistelrooy - Magic of Life by Seattle Slew (KY) Mrs. Calvin Houghland Joseph G. Davies Royal blue, sky blue sash, gold horseshoe, blue hoop on gold sleeves, black cap 2 Classical Art (IRE) [L] 140 Jack Doyle White Ch.g.7 Exce llent Art (GB) - Ask Carol (IRE) by Foxh ound (IRE) Thistledown Farm Desmond Fogarty Black, tan diamonds, tan sleeves, black and tan diamond cap. 3 Indy's Legacy [L] 140 Sean McDermott Blue B.g.7 A.P. Indy - Coral Sea by Rubiano (KY) Edith R. Dix on Jack Fisher Royal blue and emerald green hoops, blue cap 4 Schoodic [L] 158 Willie McCarthy Yellow B.g.8 Tiznow - Aunt Henny by Hennessy (KY) Beverly R. Steinman Doug Fout Kelly green, pink sash, pink hoop on sleeves, green cap 5 Perf ect Union [L] 143 Barry Foley Green Dk B/ Br.g.7 Purim - Blue Northern by Top Account (KY) KMSN Stable Jonathan Sheppard Royal blue, white triangular panel, white hoop on sleeves, royal blue cap 6 Able Archer [L] 147 Darren Nagle Black Dk B/ Br.g.6 Eskendereya - Fareena by Point Given (PA) Flying Elvis Stable Kate Dalton Hunter green, red sash, black sleeves, black cap. 7 Wild Dynaf ormer [L] 141 Bernard Dalton Orange Dk B/ Br.g.6 Dynaformer - Wild V ision by Wild Again (KY) Tantivy Racing LLC Ted Thompson Aquamarine, red V , red chevrons on sleeves, red cap 8 Laser Light (IRE) 153 Richard Boucher Pink B.g.7 Kutub (IRE) - Sioux Falls (IRE) by Monashee Mountain (IRE) Rosbrian Farm Ricky Hendriks Royal blue, orange diamond, orange hoop on sleeves, blue cap Ross Geraghty 44 9 Daneking (GB) [L] 155 Turquoise B.g.9 Dylan Thomas (IRE) - Sadie Thompson (IRE) by King's Best (GB) Colvin G. Ryan Julie Gomena Tantivy Racing LLC Ted Thompson Aquamarine, red V , red chevrons on sleeves, red cap 8 Laser Light (IRE) 153 Richard Boucher Pink B.g.7 Kutub (IRE) - Sioux Falls (IRE) by Monashee Mountain (IRE) Rosbrian Farm Ricky Hendriks Royal blue, orange diamond, orange hoop on sleeves, blue cap 9 Daneking (GB) [L] 155 Ross Geraghty Turquoise B.g.9 Dylan Thomas (IRE) - Sadie Thompson (IRE) by King's Best (GB) Colvin G. Ryan Julie Gomena Brown, dark green hoop, white stripes on sleeves, green cap 10 Three Kingdoms (IRE) [L] 155 Kieran Norris Purple Ch.g.9 Street Cry (IRE) - Chan Tong (BRZ) by Hampstead (U RU ) (IRE) L - Lasix; v - First Time Lasix; Í - Lasix Off

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45 THIRD RACE THE MARCELLUS FROST CHAMPION HURDLE (Sport of Kings Novice Hurdle Stakes) Sponsored by TriGreen Equipment

PURSE $100,000. HURDLE. FOR FOUR-YEAR-OLDS AND UPWARD WHICH HAVE NOT WON OVER HURDLES PRIOR TO MARCH 1, 2017 OR WHICH HAVE NEVER WON THREE RACES, OTHER THAN THREE-YEAR-OLD. Four-year-olds, 138 lbs.; older, 150 lbs. Winners, other than maiden, claiming, starter or restricted three-year-old race: 3 lbs. extra for each race won.

Purse Distribution: 60% to first; 18% to second;,THIRD 10% RACE to third; 5% to fourth; 4% to fifth; 3% to sixth. Perpetual trophy kept on display at Belle Meade Plantation. Trophy to owner. Julep Cup to trainer and rider. A groom's award of $100 forThe the Marcellusbest turned out Frosthorse. Champion Hurdle

Previous Winner: May 13, 2017, SURPRISINGPostTime: SOUL, owned 2:10PM by Wendy Hendriks, trained by Ricky Hendriks, ridden by Ross Geraghty. STAKES. Purse $100,000. For Four Year Olds and Upward which have not won over hurdles prior toTrophy March Presented 1, 2017 orBy which: Mr. and have Mrs. never Mark B. won Frost three races, other than three-year-old. Four-year-olds, 13 8 lbs.; older, 150 lbs.Emmy Winners, Frost other Phillips than and maiden, Doug Phillips claiming, starter or restricted three-year-old race: 3 lbs. ext ra for each raceClint won. Sides, TriGreen Equipment

Two MilesTwo and Miles One Quarter And One over Quarter. National (Hurdle) Fences.

OWNER TRAINER JOCKEY DASH Stable Jack Fisher Lime, royal blue triangular thirds, lime sleeves, royal blue chevrons, lime cap 1 Ice It [L] 156 Danny Mullins Red Gr/ro.g.6 Tapit - Spice Island by Tabasco Cat (KY) Mrs. George L. Ohrstrom, Jr. Richard L. V alentine Yellow, blue sash, blue seams on sleeves, yellow cap 2 Lachares (IRE) [L] 156 Michael Mitchell White Ch.g.5 Manduro (GER) - Louve Imperiale by Giant's Causeway (IRE) Armata Stable Jack Fisher Cherry and old gold halves, cherry sleeves, old gold cap 3 New Member (IRE) [L] 156 Willie McCarthy Blue B.g.7 Alhaarth (IRE) - Sincere (IRE) by Bahhare (IRE) Hudson River Farms Jonathan Sheppard White, black ball sash, red cuffs, red and white cap 4 Iranistan [L] 144 Darren Nagle Yellow Dk B/ Br.g.4 Einstein (BRZ) - Miss V indictive by Stephen Got Even (KY) The Fields Stable Eliz abeth V oss Green, brown diamond hoop, brown hoop on sleeves, green cap 5 Barnacle Bill (IRE) 153 Jack Doyle Green Gr/ro.g.6 Big Bad Bob (IRE) - Katch Me Katie (GB) by Danehill (IRE) Riverdee Stable Jack Fisher Dark blue, light blue hoops, light blue hoops on sleeves, red cap 6 Gibralf aro (IRE) [L] 156 Sean McDermott Black B.g.6 Dalakhani (IRE) - Ronda (GB) by Bluebird (IRE) Irvin S. Naylor Cyril Murphy Green, yellow and white yoke, yellow cap 7 Osmoz [L] 153 Graham Watters Orange Dk B/ Br.g.6 Birdstone - Wichitoz by Affirmed (KY) Mrs. S. K. Johnston, Jr. Neil R. Morris Orange, brown " J" , brown sleeves, orange and brown cap 8 Mutasaawy [L] 153 Kieran Norris Pink B.g.8 Tapit - Pretty Proud by Mr. Greeley (KY) L - Lasix; v - First Time Lasix; Í - Lasix Off Scratches: Bobabout (IRE)

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47 GATE 7 & RIDESHARE DROP-OFFS / PICK-UPS PARKING & SHUTTLE SERVICE GATE 6 GENERAL ADMISSION & GUESTS OF STIRRUP CLUB ENTRANCE FOR STIRRUP CLUB OFF CHICKERING ROAD WILL CALL

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OFFICIAL STEEPLECHASE NO PARKING PASS MERCHANDISE (x3) NEEDED MEDICAL AID (x3) RAILSIDE TENTS, CHAMPIONS GATE 2 CORNER, GUESTS INFORMATION (x3) OF TAILGATERS, RV & OVERFLOW ENTRANCE FOR BOXHOLDER B, ADA TENT (x4) RAILSIDE TENT OWNERS, CENTERFIELD, MIDFIELD, TOPSIDE, SECURITY (x3) THE MEADOWS, TURN IN THE MEADOWS, RV & GATE 1 LOT M LARGE VEHICLE ENTRANCE FOR PEDESTRIAN OTR, VOLUNTEERS, WALK DROP-OFFS VENDORS, PRESS, STABLE & OFFICIALS HURDLE TRACK LARGE VEHICLE DROP OFF AREA (BUSES, LIMOS AND DRIVERS) TIMBER TRACK

REVISED: APRIL 10, 2018 GATE 7 & RIDESHARE DROP-OFFS / PICK-UPS PARKING & SHUTTLE SERVICE GATE 6 GENERAL ADMISSION & GUESTS OF STIRRUP CLUB ENTRANCE FOR STIRRUP CLUB OFF CHICKERING ROAD WILL CALL

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REVISED: APRIL 10, 2018 49 FOURTH RACE THE MARGARET CURREY HENLEY (Filly & Mare Hurdle Stakes)

PURSE $50,000. HURDLE. FOR FILLIES AND MARES, FOUR YEARS OLD AND UPWARD. Four-year- olds, 143 lbs.; older, 155 lbs. Non-winners of three races, allowed 4 lbs.; of two races, 8 lbs.; of a race, 12 lbs. (Claiming races not considered).

Purse Distribution: 60% to first; 18% to second; 10% to third; 5% to fourth; 4% to fifth; 3% to sixth. Perpetual trophy donated in honor of MargaretFOURTH Currey Henley RACE and kept on display at Belle Meade Plantation. Trophy to owner. Julep Cup to trainer and rider. A groom's award of $100 for the best turned out horse. The Margaret Currey Henley Previous Winner: May 13, 2017, SARAH$50,000 JOYCE (IRE), Guaranteed owned by The Fields Stable, trained by Elizabeth Voss, ridden by Jack Doyle. Post Time: 2:45PM Trophy Presented By: Mr. Brownlee O. Currey, Margaret Currey, Charles Currey Hirschman STAKES.Jeffrey R. Balser, For Fillies MD, PHD, and Mares,President Four and CEO, Years Vanderbilt Old and University Upward. MedicalFour-year-olds, Center; Dean, 143 Vanderbilt lbs.; older, 155 lbs.University Non-winners School of of Medicine three races, allowed 4 lbs.; of two races, 8 lbs.; of a race, 12 lbs. (Claiming races notDr. considered).Wallace W. "Skip" Neblett, Professor of Pediatric Surgery, Monroe Carell Jr. Children's Hospital at Vanderbilt

Two MilesTwo and Miles One Quarter And One over Quarter. National (Hurdle) Fences.

OWNER TRAINER JOCKEY Beverly R. Steinman Doug Fout Kelly green, pink sash, pink hoop on sleeves, green cap 1 Bullet Star [L] 135 Kieran Norris Red Dk B/ Br.f.4 Bullet Train (GB) - Ptarmigan by U nbridled Jet (KY) KMSN Stable Jonathan Sheppard Royal blue, white triangular panel, white hoop on sleeves, royal blue cap 2 Inverness [L] 131 Michael Mitchell White Dk B/ Br.f.4 Giant's Causeway - Fareena by Point Given (PA) Jonathan E. Sheppard Owner Olive green, primrose hoops, olive green and primrose quartered sleeves and cap 3 Stalled [L] 147 Ross Geraghty Blue Dk B/ Br.m.7 Jump Start - Push My Luck by Press Card (PA) F. Hill Parker Owner Lime green, black sash, green and black halved sleeves, green and black cap 4 Get Ready Set Goes 155 Richard Boucher Yellow Ch.m.6 Run Away and Hide - Ready to Goes by Lord Avie (OH) Jonathan E. Sheppard Owner Olive green, primrose hoops, olive green and primrose quartered sleeves and cap 5 Pram [L] 151 Gerard Galligan Green Dk B/ Br.m.7 Stroll - My Papoose by Northern Baby (PA) Riverdee Stable Jonathan Sheppard Dark blue, light blue hoops, light blue hoops on sleeves, red cap 6 Wigwam Baby [L] 151 Sean McDermott Black B.m.7 Langfuhr - Tepee Tot by Waquoit (PA) Jonathan E. Sheppard Owner Olive green, primrose hoops, olive green and primrose quartered sleeves and cap 7 Rare Mix [L] 147 Darren Nagle Orange Dk B/ Br.m.7 Partner's Hero - Gemini's Gem by Gemini Dreamer (PA) The Fields Stable Eliz abeth V oss Green, brown diamond hoop, brown hoop on sleeves, green cap 8 Sarah Joyce (IRE) 155 Jack Doyle Pink B.m.6 The Carbon U nit - The Real Thing (IRE) by Traditionally (IRE) Paddy Young Leslie F. Young Teal, black diamond hoop, black hoop on sleeves, teal cap 9 For Goodness Sake (IRE) [L] 151 Willie McCarthy Turquoise B.m.6 Yeats (IRE) - Muschana (GB) by Deploy (GB) (IRE) L - Lasix; v - First Time Lasix; Í - Lasix Off Equipment Change: Wigwam Baby will race with Blinkers On

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4. 51 FIFTH RACE THE GEORGE SLOAN & JOHN SLOAN SR. (Sport of Kings Maiden Hurdle) Sponsored by Kentucky Downs

PURSE $40,000. HURDLE. FOR MAIDENS, FOUR YEARS OLD AND UPWARD. Four-year-olds, 142 lbs.; older, 154 lbs.

Purse Distribution: 60% to first; 18% to second; 10% to third; 5% to fourth; 4% to fifth; 3% to sixth. Two perpetual trophies kept on display at Belle Meade Plantation. Trophy to owner. Julep Cup to trainer and rider. A groom's award of $100 for the best turned outFIFTH horse. RACE Previous Winner: May 13,The 2017,George KREMLIN, Sloanowned by & Rather John Be SloanRacing, trained Sr. by Jack Fisher, ridden by Keith Dalton. Post Time: 3:20PM Trophy Presented By: Anna and Eddie Smith MAIDEN. Purse $40,000. Shelly For and Maidens, Grace Clark, Four Kentucky Years Old Downs and Upward. Four Year Olds, 142 Lbs; Older, 154 Lbs. Two MilesTwo and Miles One Quarter And One over Quarter. National (Hurdle) Fences. OWNER TRAINER JOCKEY Mrs. S. K. Johnston, Jr. Jack Fisher Orange, brown " J" , brown sleeves, orange and brown cap 1 Cite [L] 154 Willie McCarthy Red B.g.5 Blame - Cross by Mighty (KY) Ballybristol Farm LLC Leslie F. Young Yellow, orange V , multiple orange hoops on sleeves, yellow and orange cap 2 Alshibaa (IRE) [L] 142 Sean McDermott White Dk B/ Br.g.4 New Approach (IRE) - Amjaad (GB) by Dansili (GB) (IRE) Gary Barber, Brous Stable, Wachtel Stable Kate Dalton Hot pink, black circled " BB" , black cap 3 Belisarius (IRE) [L] 154 Bernard Dalton Blue B.g.7 Montjeu (IRE) - Lasting Chance by American Chance (IRE) Augustin Stable Richard L. V alentine White and green halves, white sleeves, green cap 4 Forward Thinker [L] 154 Shane Crimin Yellow B.g.8 Indian Charlie - Initiation by Deputy Minister (PA) Bon Nouvel Chasers LLC Julie Gomena Blue, pink circle, pink cap 5 Mo's in the House [L] 154 Kieran Norris Green Dk B/ Br.g.5 U ncle Mo - Devil House by Chester House (KY) Cristina V . Mosby Jimmy Day Teal, yellow sash, yellow and teal halved sleeves, teal cap 6 Fox hall Drive [L] 149 Paul O'Neill Black B.g.6 Congrats - Relativa (ARG) by Parade Marshal (NY) Irvin S. Naylor Cyril Murphy Green, yellow and white yoke, yellow cap 7 Moss Code [L] 154 Graham Watters Orange Ch.g.6 Congrats - Fun Project by Housebuster (KY) Beverly R. Steinman Doug Fout Kelly green, pink sash, pink hoop on sleeves, green cap 8 Be Somebody 142 Ross Geraghty Pink Ch.g.4 Stormy Atlantic - Colstar by Opening V erse (KY) Flying Elvis Stable Kate Dalton Hunter green, red sash, black sleeves, black cap. 9 Cherished Prize [L] 139 Ross Geraghty Turquoise B.m.5 Pure Prize - He Loves Me by Not For Love (MD) KMSN Stable Jonathan Sheppard Royal blue, white triangular panel, white hoop on sleeves, royal blue cap 10 Jump to Juneau [L] 154 Jack Doyle 52 Purple Dk B/ Br.g.5 Fairbanks - Tap the Sky by Pleasant Tap (PA) ALSO ELIGIBLE - Burning Approval may run if any late scratches occur one hour prior to post time f or the f irst race. Beverly R. Steinman Doug Fout Kelly green, pink sash, pink hoop on sleeves, green cap 8 Be Somebody 142 Ross Geraghty Pink Ch.g.4 Stormy Atlantic - Colstar by Opening V erse (KY) Flying Elvis Stable Kate Dalton Hunter green, red sash, black sleeves, black cap. 9 Cherished Prize [L] 139 Ross Geraghty Turquoise B.m.5 Pure Prize - He Loves Me by Not For Love (MD) KMSN Stable Jonathan Sheppard Royal blue, white triangular panel, white hoop on sleeves, royal blue cap 10 Jump to Juneau [L] 154 Jack Doyle Purple Dk B/ Br.g.5 Fairbanks - Tap the Sky by Pleasant Tap (PA) ALSO ELIGIBLE - Burning Approval may run if any late scratches occur one hour prior to post time f or the f irst race. A Brian E. Murphy and Tara Murty Brian E. Murphy E Pink, black dots, black hoops on sleeves, black cap. 11 Burning Approval [L] 142 Grey Dk B/ Br.g.4 Wilburn - On Approval by Put It Back (KY) L - Lasix; v - First Time Lasix; Í - Lasix Off Scratches: Shark Du Berlais (FR), Storm Team, Snuggling

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53 SIXTH RACE THE MASON HOUGHLAND MEMORIAL (Timber Stakes)

PURSE $50,000. TIMBER. FOR FOUR-YEAR-OLDS AND UPWARD. Four-year-olds, 155 lbs.; five-year- olds, 160 lbs.; older, 165 lbs. Non-winners of two races over timber, allowed 5 lbs.; of a race, 10 lbs. (Amateur apprentice timber races not considered.) SIX TH RACE

Purse Distribution: 60% to Thefirst; 18% Mason to second; Houghland 10% to third; Memorial5% to fourth; 4% to fifth; 3% to sixth. The Mason Houghland perpetual trophy is keptPost on display Time: at Belle 3:55PM Meade Plantation. Trophy to owner. Julep Cup to trainer and rider. A groom’s award of $100 for the best turned out horse. STAKES. Purse $50,000. For Four Year Olds and Upward. Four-year-olds, 155 lbs.; five-year-olds, 160Previous lbs.; older, Winner: 165 May lbs. Non-winners13, 2017, CORNHUSKER of two races over(GB), timber, owned allowedby Armata 5 lbs.; Stables, of arace, trained 10 Alicia lbs. (Amateur Murphy, apprenticeridden by Mark timber Beecher. races not considered).

Trophy Presented By: Wallace and Rowan Families Three Miles. (Timber)

OWNER TRAINERThree Miles JOCKEY over Timber.

Mrs. S. K. Johnston, Jr. Jack Fisher Orange, brown " J" , brown sleeves, orange and brown cap 1 Dye Fore [L] 160 Willie McCarthy Red Dk B/ Br.g.7 Giant's Causeway - Homebound by Dixi e U nion (KY) Caves Farm William Dowling Green, white " C" , white sleeves with red hoops, green cap. 2 Western Ex change [L] 155 Eric Poretz White Gr/ro.g.7 Exch ange Rate - Western V ision by Gone West (KY) Armata Stable Alicia S. Murphy Cherry and old gold halves, cherry sleeves, old gold cap 3 Cornhusker (GB) 165 Mark Beecher Blue B.g.11 Dynaformer - Nebraska Tornado by Storm Cat (GB) Magalen O. Bryant Jimmy Day Light blue, dark blue sash, light and dark blue halved sleeves, dark blue cap 4 Plated [L] 155 Jack Doyle Yellow B.g.9 Tiznow - Imaginary Gold by Mr. Prospector (KY) Irvin S. Naylor Katherine Neilson Green, yellow and white yoke, yellow cap 5 Shinobi (GER) [L] 160 Gerard Galligan Green B.g.6 Lord Shanakill - Singuna (GER) by Black Sam Bellamy (IRE) (GER) Irvin S. Naylor Cyril Murphy Green, yellow and white yoke, yellow cap 6 El Jef e Grande [L] 155 Darren Nagle Black Dk B/ Br.g.8 Silver Train - Mighty Clever by Clever Trick (KY) Bruton Street-US Jack Fisher Blue and yellow diagonal quarters, blue and yellow quartered cap. 7 Two's Company (IRE) [L] 165 Sean McDermott Orange B.g.9 Soviet Star - Gaye Lady (IRE) by Pistolet Bleu (IRE) (IRE) L - Lasix; v - First Time Lasix; Í - Lasix Off Equipment Change: El Jefe Grande will race with Blinkers On

54 2018 NSA20172017 NSANSATimber TIMBERTIMBER Standings STANDINGSSTANDINGS SIXTH RACE THE MASON HOUGHLAND MEMORIAL OwnerOwner - -Money Money Won Won Starts Wins 2nd 3rd Money Won (Timber Stakes) Starts Wins 2nd 3rd Money Won IrvinIrvin L. S. Crawford Naylor II 142 25 01 01 114,10090,000 PURSE $50,000. TIMBER. FOR FOUR-YEAR-OLDS AND UPWARD. Four-year-olds, 155 lbs.; five-year- SaraGerry E. L. Collette Brewster 23 21 00 00 88,000 61,200 olds, 160 lbs.; older, 165 lbs. Non-winners of two races over timber, allowed 5 lbs.; of a race, 10 lbs. (Amateur IrvinBruton S. NaylorStreet-US 106 21 23 20 51,000 59,400 apprentice timber races not considered.) ArmataBenjamin Stables C. Swope 12 3 11 20 01 37,400 26,100 Purse Distribution: 60% to first; 18% to second; 10% to third; 5% to fourth; 4% to fifth; 3% to sixth. The BallybristolMrs. S. K. JohnstonFarm LLC Jr. 24 21 01 02 36,00022,700 Mason Houghland perpetual trophy is kept on display at Belle Meade Plantation. Trophy to owner. Julep Cup StewartArmata StrawbridgeStables 14 11 01 00 24,000 22,500 to trainer and rider. A groom’s award of $100 for the best turned out horse. Michael A. Smith 2 0 2 0 23,400 Irvin L. Crawford II 4 1 0 1 20,750 Previous Winner: May 13, 2017, CORNHUSKER (GB), owned by Armata Stables, trained Alicia Murphy, SportsmansCharles C. FenwickHall Jr. 34 11 12 00 17,70016,200 ridden by Mark Beecher. BlairHolston W. Wyatt Hall 22 10 00 12 13,000 13,000 UplandJeremy Partners A. Batoff 63 01 11 10 12,900 12,450 Trophy Presented By: Wallace and Rowan Families

Three Miles over Timber. HorsesHorses - -Money Money Won Won

StartsStarts Wins Wins 2nd 2nd 3rd 3rd Money Money Won Won SENIORDERWINS SENATOR PROSPECTOR 22 21 00 00 90,000 61,200 ZANCLUSEBANOUR (IRE) 21 21 00 00 88,000 60,000 ANDI'AMULEMONY BAY(FR) (GB) 2 2 21 01 00 36,000 36,000 SUPERGUSTO SATURDAY AT DAWN 22 11 00 10 28,000 24,600 KINGSDRIFT APOLLOSOCIETY (GB) (IRE) 12 10 02 00 24,000 23,400 LECORNHUSKER CHEVALIER (GB) 2 2 01 21 00 23,400 22,500 JOSHUASENIOR G.SENATOR 2 2 01 10 00 20,000 18,000 HILLTOP TIE MAN MICHAEL (IRE) 31 11 10 00 17,70015,000 WITORSYROS (GER) 22 11 00 11 13,000 14,000 DRIFTHOT RIZE SOCIETY (IRE) 22 00 00 12 11,500 13,000

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PURSE $200,000. HURDLE. FOR FOUR-YEAR-OLDS AND UPWARD. Four-year-olds, 142 lbs.; older, 158 lbs.

Purse Distribution: 60% to first; 18% to second; 10% to third; 5% to fourth; 4% to fifth; 3% to sixth. The P. Lorillard perpetual trophy is kept on display at Belle Meade Plantation. The Irvin Naylor Challenge Trophy donated by Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Naylor must be won three times by owner to retain. Kept on display at Belle Meade Plantation. Trophy to owner. JulepSEV Cup ENTH to trainer RACE and rider. A groom’s award of $200 for the best turned out horse. The Calvin Houghland Iroq uois (Grade I) Previous Winner: May 13, 2017, SCORPIANCER (IRE), owned by Bruton Street-US, trained by Jack Fisher, ridden by Sean McDermott. $200,000 Guaranteed Post Time: 4:30PM Trophy Presented By: Mrs. Donald Gill STAKES. For Four YearMr. Olds Tyson and Moore, Upward. TennesseeFour-year-olds, President, Bank 142 lbs.; of America older, 158 lbs.

Three MilesThree over National Miles. (Hurdle)Fences.

OWNER TRAINER JOCKEY Mrs. S. K. Johnston, Jr. Jack Fisher Orange, brown " J" , brown sleeves, orange and brown cap 1 Mr. Hot Stuf f [L] 158 Danny Mullins Red Dk B/ Br.g.12 Tiznow - Sweet Damsel by Turkoman (KY) Buttonwood Farms LLC Jonathan Sheppard Navy, pink diamond hoop, pink hoop on sleeves, navy cap 2 All the Way Jose [L] 158 Darren Nagle White B.g.8 Senor Swinger - Maternity Leave by Northern Baby (PA) Robert A. Kinsley Eliz abeth V oss Yellow, green blocks, yellow sleeves, yellow and green cap 3 Modem (GB) [L] 158 Jack Doyle Blue B.g.8 Motivator (GB) - Alashaan (GB) by Darshaan (GB) (GB) Rosbrian Farm, Benj amin H. Griswold IV and Wendy Ricky Hendriks Griswold White, red diamond hoop, white and red halved sleeves, white cap 4 Ross Geraghty Yellow Z anj abeel (GB) [L] 158 B.g.5 Aussie Rules - Grain Only (GB) by Machiavellian (GB) Rather Be Racing Jack Fisher Royal blue, yellow center stripe, yellow sleeves, royal blue stripe, yellow cap. 5 Kremlin [L] 158 Willie McCarthy Green Ch.g.6 Eskendereya - Dock Leaf by Woodman (KY) Irvin S. Naylor Cyril Murphy Green, yellow and white yoke, yellow cap 6 Sempre Medici (FR) [L] 158 Graham Watters Black B.g.8 Medicean (GB) - Sambala (IRE) by Danehill Dancer (IRE) (FR) Irvin S. Naylor Leslie F. Young Green, yellow and white yoke, yellow cap 7 Jamarj o (IRE) [L] 158 Kieran Norris Orange B.g.11 Marju (IRE) - Athlumney Lady (GB) by Lycius (IRE) L - Lasix; v - First Time Lasix; Í - Lasix Off Equipment Change: Sempre Medici (FR) will race with Blinkers Off

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59 201 NSA STANDINGS 2018 NSA Standings Owner - Money Won Starts Wins 2nd 3rd Money Won Irvin S. Naylor 26 6 4 5 145,300 Rosbrian Farm 11 3 4 1 103,100 Magalen O. Bryant 5 3 0 0 99,600 Stonelea Stables LLC 3 1 0 1 98,700 Hdson River Farms 6 4 0 0 94,950 Sara E. Collette 3 2 1 0 91,600 Irvin L. Crawford II 2 2 0 0 90,000 Robert A. Kinsley 4 1 1 1 64,500 Riverdee Stable 12 2 3 1 58,350 Armata Stables 14 1 2 2 52,400

Trainer - Raes Won Starts Wins 2nd 3rd Money Won Jonathan Sheppard 24 9 2 3 198,600 Ricy Hendris 25 7 5 2 163,400 Richard L. Valentine 17 5 1 0 163,400 Neil R. Morris 15 4 3 1 126,050 Joseph G. Davies 12 4 2 1 122,750 Katherine S. Neilson 19 3 4 4 87,200 Cyril Mrphy 16 3 2 2 90,250 Jac Fisher 36 2 7 5 151,200 Todd J. Wyatt 8 2 2 1 37,000 Eliabeth H. Voss 10 2 1 2 88,300

Rider - Raes Won Starts Wins 2nd 3rd Money Won Jac Doyle 26 8 5 3 224,750 Darren Nagle 19 7 0 2 173,650 Ross Geraghty 22 5 6 1 144,200 Eric Poret 11 5 1 1 131,900 Gerard Galligan 19 4 3 3 107,400 Kieran Norris 23 3 2 4 122,600 Barry Foley 14 3 1 2 114,000 Shane Crimin 15 3 1 1 69,300 Michael Mitchell 19 2 4 2 68,700 Archie Macaley 5 2 0 0 20,300

Horses - Money Won Starts Wins 2nd 3rd Money Won BALANCE THE BUDGET 2 1 0 1 97,500 PERSONAL START 2 2 0 0 90,000 SENIOR SENATOR 2 2 0 0 90,000 ZANCLUS 2 2 0 0 88,000 TAPER TANTRUM (IRE) 2 1 0 0 48,750 LYONELL (GER) 1 1 0 0 45,000 ZANJABEEL (GB) 2 0 2 0 40,500 IRANISTAN 2 2 0 0 36,000 ANDI'AMU (FR) 2 2 0 0 36,000 60 SUPER SATURDAY 2 1 0 1 28,000 2017 Leading Rider Award sean McDermott

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67 IROQUOIS STEEPLECHASE Previous Winners 1941 Rockmayne 1961 Local Run Owner Miss Barbara Bullitt Owner Mr. Calvin Houghland Rider Mr. Dinwiddie Lampton, Jr. Rider Mr. George Sloan Trainer Mr. Lowry Watkins Trainer Mr. Edward L. Lotze 1942 Rockmayne 1962 Navy Fighter Owner Mrs. Lowry Watkins Owner Mr. Guilford Dudley, Jr. Rider Mr. Lowry Watkins Rider Mr. Alan Dufton Trainer Mr. Lowry Watkins Trainer Mr. Guilford Dudley, Jr. 1943 Frederick II 1963 Supholaz Owner Hickory Valley Stables Owner Mr. Carl Berger Rider Mr. Calvin Houghland Rider Mr. Howard Tilson Trainer Mr. Hirsch Jacobs Trainer Mr. Edward L. Lotze 1944 Bank Robber 1964 Hidden Chance Owner Mr. John Sloan Owner Mr. Calvin Houghland Rider Mr. Ernest Hardison, Jr. Rider Mr. George Sloan Trainer Mr. Charlie Stevens Trainer Mr. Edward L. Lotze 1946 Tourist List 1965 Supholaz Owner Mr. Lowry Watkins Owner Mr. Carl Berger Rider Mr. Lowry Watkins Rider Mr. Howard Tilson Trainer Mr. Lowry Watkins Trainer Mr. Howard Tilson 1947 Bluish 1966 Parshot Owner Mr. Austin Brown Owner Green Pastures Farm Rider Mr. Austin Brown Rider Mr. H. C. Baldwin, III Trainer Mr. Austin Brown Trainer Mr. Kenneth Field 1948 Bluish 1967 Appolon Owner Mr. Austin Brown Owner Mr. William Rochester Rider Mr. Austin Brown Rider Mr. Alan Dufton Trainer Mr. Austin Brown Trainer Mr. Michael G. Walsh 1949 Fatal Interview 1968 Appolon Owner Mr. Lowry Watkins Owner Mr. William Rochester Rider Mr. Lowry Watkins Rider Mr. Kevin Freeman Trainer Mr. Lowry Watkins Trainer Mr. Michael G. Walsh 1950 Storm Hour 1969 Blockbuster Owner Dr. John Youmans Owner Green Pastures Farm Rider Mr. Greer Allen Rider Mr. Dixon Stroud Trainer Mr. J. B Youmans Trainer Mr. Jonathan Sheppard 1951 Grandtrap 1970 Somaten Owner Mr. & Mrs. C. F. Morris Owner Mr. James P. Melton Rider Mr. Charles Jelke Rider Mr. George Sloan Trainer Mr. E. H. Edmunds Trainer Mr. Michael G. Walsh 1952 Jarrin John 1971 Marbrouk Owner Mr. James Deaton Owner Augustin Stables Rider Mr. Howard Tilson Rider Mr. George Strawbridge, Jr. Trainer Mr. Dennis Murphy Trainer Mr. Jonathan Sheppard 1953 Storm Hour 1972 Marbrouk Owner Dr. John Youmans Owner Augustin Stables Rider Mr. A. D. Plamondon, III Rider Mr. George Strawbridge, Jr. Trainer Mr. J. B. Youmans Trainer Mr. Jonathan Sheppard 1954 Ginny Bug 1973 He’s Trouble Owner Mr. H. S. Nichols Owner Mr. E. S. Carlisle, III Rider Mr. Austin Brown Rider Mr. E. S. Carlisle, III Trainer Mr. Dennis Murphy Trainer Mr. Ernest F. Carlisle III 1955 Ginny Bug 1974 Lady Promenade Owner Mr. H. S. Nichols Owner Mr. Albert O. Poe Rider Mr. M. O. Buder Rider Mr. J. B. Secor Trainer Mr. Dennis Murphy Trainer Mr. Albert O. Poe 1956 Jarrin John 1975 Conserje Owner Dr. Paul L. Dent Owner Mr. Henry G. Wood, Jr. Rider Mr. Tommy Rankin Rider Mr. Henry G. Wood, Jr. Trainer Mr. Clarence H. Edmunds Trainer Mr. Burton Branham 1957 Another Hyacinth 1976 He’s Trouble Owner Mrs. William D. Hale Owner Carter Hills Farm Rider Mr. Gene Weymouth Rider Mr. George Sloan Trainer Mr. Dennis Murphy Trainer Mr. T. Syler 1958 Local Run 1977 Alvaro 2nd Owner Mr. Calvin Houghland Owner Mr. Jesse M. Henley Rider Mr. Edward S. Bonnie Rider Mr. Dwight Hall Trainer Mr. Edward L. Lotze Trainer Mr. Jonathan Sheppard 1959 Ambition 1978 Owhata Chief Owner Mr. Burford Danner Owner Augustin Stables Rider Mr. Carl Meister, Jr. Rider Mr. George Strawbridge, Jr. Trainer Mr. B. Danner Trainer Mr. Joseph Clancy 1960 Tuna Pal 1979 Owhata Chief Owner Mr. P. T. Cheff Owner Augustin Stables Rider Mr. C. C. Adams Rider Mr. George Strawbridge, Jr. 68 Trainer Mr. William E. Braemer Trainer Mr. Joseph Clancy 1980 Ready Perk 1999 Rowdy Irishman Owner Mrs. S. K. Johnston, Jr. Owner Vesta Balestiere Rider Mr. Kirk Griggs Rider Mr. Vincent Marzullo Trainer Mrs. S. K. Johnston, Jr. Trainer Mr. Bruce Haynes 1981 Daddy Dumpling 2000 Pinkie Swear Owner Mr. John Griggs Owner Arcadia Stable Rider Mr. Kirk Griggs Rider Mr. Sean Clancy Trainer Mr. John Griggs Trainer Mr. Charles C. Fenwick, Jr. 1982 Uncle Edwin 2001 Rand Owner Mrs. Michael Sanger Owner Mr. Eamon J. Cleary Rider Mr. D. M. Smithwick, Jr. Rider Mr. Eddie Lamb Trainer Mr. D. Michael Smithwick Trainer Mr. Mark Oulaghan 1983 Census 2002 All Gong Owner Mr. Henry G. Wood, Jr. Owner Calvin Houghland Rider Mr. Henry G. Wood, Jr. Rider Blythe Miller Trainer Mr. Burton Branham Trainer F. Bruce Miller 1984 Census 2003 Pelagos Owner Mr. George E. Chase Owner Mr. & Mrs. Michael E. Hoffman Rider Mr. Charles Fenwick, Jr. Rider Tom Foley Trainer Ms. Janet Elliot Trainer F. Bruce Miller 1985 Uncle Edwin 2004 Tres Touche Owner Mrs. Michael Sanger Owner Barracuda Stable Rider Mr. D. M. Smithwick, Jr. Rider David Bentley Trainer Mr. D. Michael Smithwick Trainer Ricky Hendriks 1986 Uncle Edwin 2005 Sur La Tete Owner Mrs. Michael Sanger Owner Kinross Farm Rider Mr. D. M. Smithwick, Jr. Rider Christopher Read Trainer Mr. D. Michael Smithwick Trainer Neil R. Morris 1987 Flatterer 2006 Sur La Tete Owner Mr. William L. Pape Owner Kinross Farm Rider Mr. Tim Thomson-Jones Rider Christopher Read Trainer Mr. Jonathan Sheppard Trainer Neil R. Morris 1988 Steve Canyon 2007 Good Night Shirt Owner Mr. John K. Griggs Owner Harold A. Via, Jr. Rider Mr. Kirk Griggs Rider William Dowling Trainer Mr. John K. Griggs Trainer Jack Fisher 1989 Kesslin 2008 Good Night Shirt Owner Dogwood Stable Owner Harold A. Via, Jr. Rider Mr. Charles C. Fenwick, Jr. Rider William Dowling Trainer Mr. Charles C. Fenwick, Jr. Trainer Jack Fisher 1990 Pacific Spy 2009 Pierrot Lunaire Owner Elizabeth J. Todd Owner Calvin Houghland Rider Mr. John Bosley Rider Chip Miller Trainer Mr. Louis Bosley Trainer F. Bruce Miller 1991 Victorian Hill 2010 Tax Ruling Owner Mr. William C. Lickle Owner Irvin S. Naylor Rider Ms. Blythe Miller Rider Darren Nagle Trainer Ms. Janet Elliot Trainer Desmond Fogarty 1992 Victorian Hill 2011 Tax Ruling Owner Mr. William C. Lickle Owner Irvin S. Naylor Rider Ms. Blythe Miller Rider Darren Nagle Trainer Ms. Janet Elliot Trainer Desmond Fogarty 1993 Mistico 2012 Arcadius Owner Mr. R. D. Hubbard Owner Hudson River Farms Rider Ms. Sanna Neilson Rider Brian Crowley Trainer Mr. Jonathan Sheppard Trainer Johnathan Sheppard 1994 Mistico 2013 Demonstrative Owner Mr. R. D. Hubbard Owner Mrs. George L. Ohrstrom, Jr. Rider Mr. Craig Thornton Rider Robert Walsh Trainer Mr. Jonathan Sheppard Trainer Richard Valentine 1995 Lonesome Glory 2014 Divine Fortune Owner Mrs. Walter M. Jeffords, Jr. Owner William L. Pape Rider Ms. Blythe Miller Rider Willie McCarthy Trainer Mr. F. Bruce Miller Trainer Jonathan Sheppard 1996 To Ridley 2015 Demonstrative Owner Mrs. F. Eugene Dixon, Jr. Owner Mrs. George L. Ohrstrom, Jr. Rider Mr. Sean Clancy Rider Jack Doyle Trainer Mr. Jack Fisher Trainer Richard Valentine 1997 Correggio 2016 Rawnaq Owner Mr. William C. Lickle Owner Irvin S. Naylor Rider Mr. Archibald Kingsley, Jr. Rider Jack Doyle Trainer Ms. Janet Elliot Trainer Cyril Murphy 1998 Rowdy Irishman 2017 Scorpiancer Owner Vesta Balestiere Owner Bruton Street-US Rider Mr. Vincent Marzullo Rider Sean McDermott Trainer Mr. Bruce Haynes Trainer Jack Fisher 69 Delivering Distinctive Taste Since 1939.

TENNESSEE STATE PERMIT NO. 1

LIPMAN BROTHERS • R.S. LIPMAN COMPANY 411 Great Circle Road • Nashville, TN 37228 • 615-244-2230 LipmanBrothers.com | RSLipman.com NSA Stewards OF THE 2018 IROQUOIS STEEPLECHASE

Larry Curtis has served as an official at steeplechase meets for the past twelve years and has served as an NSA Steward at many race meetings in Virginia. He attended the NSA Stewards School in 1996, where he received his accreditation. Larry, who resides in The Plains, VA, has been a licensed trainer of flat horses since 1974 and is based at the Middleburg Training Center in Middleburg, Virginia.

Larry Curtis, Presiding

Reese Howard was raised in Far Hills, New Jersey where he grew up with ponies and horses, foxhunting, and the Pony Club. He was a steeplechase jockey for 10 years and, thereafter, he trained race horses for several years. Howard received his Stewards education through the ROAP program.

Reese Howard

Beale Payne has been involved in numerous aspects of steeplechase racing. He was a founding member of Farmington Keswick Point to Point, past Board member of the VSA and the VTA and a past President of the HBPA, as well as former Race Delivering Distinctive Taste Since 1939. Director of Montpelier Steeplechase. He was formerly licensed as a rider and trainer with the NSA TENNESSEE STATE PERMIT NO. 1 before completing Steward’s school in 2008. The Charlottesville, Virginia resident currently operates LIPMAN BROTHERS • R.S. LIPMAN COMPANY Ingleside Training Center stables on the historic Montpelier Estate, as well as being a licensed flat 411 Great Circle Road • Nashville, TN 37228 • 615-244-2230 Beale Payne LipmanBrothers.com | RSLipman.com horse trainer on the East Coast circuit. 71 Iroquois Paddock Club Paddock Club Steeplechase Ten - (10) Seat Boxes Steward's Tower Boxes Twelve - (12) Seat Boxes Eight - (8) Seat Boxes

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Sa et Al a s a T p Pri rit

The National Steeplechase Association places its highest priority on assuring the safety of steeplechase athletes, both equine and human. The National Steeplechase Association, its race meets and its horsemen undertake significant actions to assure a racing surface of the highest quality and take proactive steps to minimie the chances of injury. Regrettably, accidents will occur, but important actions have been taken to prevent them. Some of those proactive steps are: • Frequent safety inspections of the racecourses, and the presence of a designated safety adviser at the race meets • Aggressive, year-round turf care of our race-meet courses, which in some cases includes state-of-the-art watering systems and maintenance programs found more often at golf courses or other venues • Pre-race physical examinations by experienced, licensed equine veterinarians to determine whether the horses are suciently fit and sound to compete in a demanding athletic competition • ost-race medication testing to assure that no prohibited substances are present in the horse and that permitted medicines are within regulatory limits • Presence of a well-equipped equine ambulance on the course during the races, with an ocial veterinarian on duty to evaluate and direct the treatment of any injuries • The NSA’s Steeplechase Safety Committee researches and recommends improvements to enhance the safety of horses and ockeys.

Young Artist Competition Official Rules and Guidelines

• The deadline for submissions is December 1, 2018. • The contest is open to all youths, ages 8 to 19. • All 2D media is acceptable including but not limited to oil, acrylic, charcoal, pencil, watercolor. • The theme is equine, but horses do not need to be the main subject. The artwork should represent the vibrant energy of Race Day. • The original artwork must be at least 8”x10” or larger. • A picture of the completed piece must be submitted electronically to [email protected] or via fax (615) 591-2909. Include “Art Contest” in the subject line. • A completed Entry Form and Release must also accompany the initial submission. Additional forms can be downloaded at www.Iroquoissteeplechase.org/featured-artist • 3 or more finalists will be selected. The original artwork will be requested from the chosen finalists for the Featured Artist selection. • The chosen artist will receive 4 box seat armbands and a parking pass at the 2018 Iroquois Steeplechase. • The chosen Artwork will be unveiled at the Spring Kick off luncheon, and the artist will also be invited to attend. • Refer all questions to [email protected]

82 About the Artist Leslie Mendez

The Iroquois Steeplechase selected Lesly Mendez as our first Child Artist. You will see Lesly’s work on the cover of the Race Day Program and the 2018 Official Iroquois Steeplechase Poster.

Mendez, an 18-year-old high school student, was selected as featured artist from among a field of young painters. She has been a lifelong drawer, but she only began painting with acryl- ics within the last two years; this also is the first competition she has ever entered. Her selected painting, “Azul,” depicts a woman, a young girl, and a horse, all wearing garments in shades of blue. As the featured artist, Mendez will exhibit her painting on race day in the Children’s Hospital tent in the family area.

“I get my inspiration from nature and the beauty of colors, which adds life to anything,” Mendez said. “For this painting, I chose to focus on the color blue being worn by the woman, young girl, and horse. I wanted to convey the relationship the two females have with one another and the horse that they grew up with and hold so dear to their hearts.”

Mendez is currently a senior at Antioch High School, and she plans to attend college and pursue a career in one of the STEM fields. Endurance Oil on Wood Panel “So many talented artists submitted paintings for consideration, but Lesly’s captured our attention immediately,” Hall said. “Her painting embodies the essence of Iroquois Steeplechase, which is the deep connection we share with each other and with the majesty of the horses.”

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84 A Steeplechase Glossary A Steeplechase Glossary Knowing these terms will help you understand and follow steeplechase races: Allowance: A race restricted to horses with certain records. Example: A “non- winners of two” allowance is open only to horses with one victory or less. Apprentice: A relatively inexperienced jockey. The National Steeplechase Association gives apprentice jockeys the following weight allowances (deduc- tions): Non-winners of one race, 10 pounds; of 15 races, five pounds. Jockeys must be at least 16 years old. Claiming: Certain races are designated as claiming races, where a horse may be purchased, or claimed. The claim is made and money put up before the race is run, and the purchase must go through, no matter where the horse fin- ishes. Only NSA licensees may claim horses. Furlong: The standard measure in U.S. Thoroughbred horse racing. One furlong equals one eighth of a mile. Handicap: A race in which the horses are assigned different amounts of weight, according to their respective abilities and past performances. Maiden: A horse that has never won a race. National Fence: A synthetic steeplechase fence used at most stops in the United Sates. Consists of a steel frame stuffed with plastic “brush” at a height of 52 inches. A foam-rubber roll, covered with green canvas, is placed on the takeoff side. Novice: A horse in the early stages of its steeplechase career. Novice races are held at many meets, to give horses experience over hurdles before they compete with more-seasoned jumpers. National Steeplechase Association: The NSA, founded in 1895, is the governing body for steeplechase racing in the United States. Based in Fair Hill, Md., the NSA sanctions races, takes entries, approves officials and inspects courses. The NSA licenses participants and keeps statistics. Paddock: Area where horses are saddled before a race. Purse: Total money distributed in a race. Winner collects 60 percent of total purse, with shares paid to sixth place. Stewards: Presiding officials (referees) at a race meet. They have final deci- sion on all matters pertaining to a race. They may levy fines on owners, trainers or jockeys who violate the rules of racing. A typical ruling involves disqual- ification of a horse who interferes with another in a race. Each race meet has three stewards. Timber fence: Natural, wooden fence constructed of boards, logs or posts and rails. Timber races are held as part of many race meets. Wings: The panels on either side of a steeplechase fence which are designed to guide a horse to a fence.

See www.nationalsteeplechase.com for more.

85 National Steeplechase Schedule National Steeplechase Schedule

2018 Spring Racing Dates

March 24 ...... Aiken Spring ...... Aiken, SC March 31 ...... Carolina Cup...... Camden, SC April 7...... Georgia Steeplechase ...... Kingston, GA April 14...... My Lady’s Manor...... Monkton, MD April 14...... Tryon Block House ...... Columbus, NC April 21...... Grand National...... Butler, MD April 21...... Middleburg Spring ...... Middleburg, VA April 28...... Foxfield Spring...... Charlottesville, VA April 28...... Maryland Hunt Cup ...... Glyndon, MD April 28...... Queen’s Cup...... Mineral Springs, NC May 5 ...... Virginia Gold Cup...... The Plains, VA May 6 ...... Winterthur...... Winterthur, DE May 12 ...... Iroquois ...... Nashville, TN May 13 ...... Willowdale ...... Kennett Square, PA May 29 ...... Radnor...... Malvern, PA May 26 ...... Fair Hill...... Fair Hill, MD

2018 Summer Racing Dates

TBA...... Parx Racing ...... Bensalem, PA July 25, 26 ...... Saratoga...... Saratoga Springs, NY Aug 1...... Saratoga...... Saratoga Springs, NY Aug. 22, 23...... Saratoga...... Saratoga Springs, NY Aug. 30...... Saratoga...... Saratoga Springs, NY Sept. 21...... Belmont Park ...... Elmont, NY

2018 Fall Racing Dates

Sept. 23...... High Hope...... Lexington, KY Sept. 29...... Shawan Downs ...... Hunt Valley, MD Oct. 7 ...... Foxfield Fall ...... Charlottesville, VA Oct. 13 ...... Genesee Valley...... Geneseo, NY Oct. 13 ...... Virginia Fall Races ...... Middleburg, VA Oct. 20 ...... Far Hills ...... Far Hills, NJ Oct. 27 ...... International Gold Cup ...... The Plains, VA Oct. 27 ...... Aiken Fall...... Aiken, SC Nov. 3 ...... Callaway Gardens...... Pine Mountain, GA Nov. 3 ...... Montpelier...... Montpelier Station, VA Nov. 4 ...... Pennsylvania Hunt Cup ...... Unionville, PA Nov. 11...... Charleston ...... Hollywood, SC Nov. 17...... Tryon International ...... Columbus, NC

Go to www.nationalsteeplechase.com for updated information.

8686 Questions & Answers About Steeplechasing Q. What types of obstacles are used in steeplechase racing? A. Almost all steeplechase races are run over timber fences or National Fences. Timber obstacles generally are post-and-rail fences. National Fences are manmade obstacles composed of a metal frame, a foam protective cushion on the takeoff side of the fence, and plastic brush branches atop the fence. Q. What are the distances of steeplechase races? A. Races over National Fences vary from two miles to the three miles of the Calvin Houghland Iroquois (Gr. 1). Timber races vary from three miles, the distance of the Mason Houghland Memorial, to four miles. Q. How tall are the fences? A. National Fences have a standard height of 4 1/2 feet. Timber fences vary from 3 1/2 feet to nearly five feet. Q. What is the ruling body of American Steeplechasing? A. The National Steeplechase Association, based in Fair Hill, Md., is the organization that sanctions race meets such as the Iroquois Steeplechase. Among its many functions, the NSA licenses owners, jockeys, and trainers; creates the races run at the race meets and obtains entries for them; trains and approves stewards; and promotes the sport through public relations and advertising. Q. What is the function of a steward? A. A steward is the referee of a race, assuring that the race has been fairly run and levying penalties for any infractions of the Rules of Racing. Steeplechase meets have four stewards, three to judge the running of the race and a fourth, the safety steward, to assure that medication and safety rules are followed. Q. What protective equipment do the jockeys wear? A. To ride in a steeplechase race, the jockeys must wear an approved protective helmet with standards approximating a motorcycle helmet, and a safety vest. Q. Do steeplechase jockeys carry whips? A. Almost all riders are equipped with a riding crop for their races. The National Steeplechase Association mandates a humane cushioned whip that creates a loud crack when used but does not hurt the horse. Q. How old are steeplechase horses? A. Steeplechase horses can be as young as 3 and as old as 12 for hurdle races and 14 for timber races. Q. Where do steeplechase horses come from? A. Many steeplechase horses have run at racetracks in flat races (without fences). As they grow older, some convert to racing over fences. Others were always intended to run in steeplechase races and never had a flat career. A significant percentage of steeplechase horses were bred overseas and raced in Ireland, England, or France. Q. Are steeplechase horses trained at the racetrack? A. No. Almost all steeplechase horses are trained on farms. Unlike flat horses at the track, most steeplechase horses have the opportunity to be turned out in paddocks after they complete their daily training. Q. What happens to the horses after their steeplechase careers? A. Most steeplechase horses have active careers after their racing days end. Many become fox hunters; others become show horses or pleasure-riding horses. Their retirements generally are at the farms of their owners or trainers. Q. Who are the jockeys? A. Many of the jockeys riding at Iroquois were born overseas and had riding careers there before coming to the United States. Others are American riders who have grown up around steeplechase racing. Q. Is the steeplechase horse a distinct breed? A. No. All steeplechase horses are registered Thoroughbreds, either in North America or the country where they were born. 87 Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt

At the heart of the Steeplechase is a cause that brings together the celebration of the past with a renewed hope for the future: the children of Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt.

Help us give each patient a chance for a healthy life. Make a gift online at ChildrensHospital.Vanderbilt.org/giving or by mail (checks made payable to Vanderbilt University Medical Center):

Vanderbilt University Medical Center Gift and Donor Services 3322 West End Avenue, Suite 900 Nashville, TN 37203

If you have questions or need additional information concerning our giving options, please call the Children’s Hospital Development Office at (615) 322-7450 or toll-free at (800) 824-6055.

88 Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt

At the heart of the Steeplechase is a cause that brings together the celebration of the past with a renewed hope for the future: the children of Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt.

Help us give each patient a chance for a healthy life. Make a gift online at ChildrensHospital.Vanderbilt.org/giving or by mail (checks made payable to Vanderbilt University Medical Center):

Vanderbilt University Medical Center Gift and Donor Services 3322 West End Avenue, Suite 900 Nashville, TN 37203

If you have questions or need additional information concerning our giving options, please call the Children’s Hospital Development Office at (615) 322-7450 or toll-free at (800) 824-6055.

89 Help kids like Grace beat the odds

At age 2 ½, Grace was diagnosed with leukemia and began a journey through nearly three years of cancer treatment. Thanks to the care of Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt, now, at age 9, she’s a third-grader who loves horses and reading. Each year, she celebrates her birthday by ﬁnding special ways to help comfort and encourage other patients. Help us care for more children like Grace by supporting Children’s Hospital.

90 Help now: ChildrensHospital.Vanderbilt.org/giving 2018 Iroquois Steeplechase Child Ambassador Brooks Russell When Cody and Kari Russell brought their son Brooks home from the hospital, he was a healthy baby. When he was 2 years old, his mother noticed that his gait was off when he ran. Brooks continued to have trouble running and bend- ing correctly, and when it came time for his 3-year-old checkup, his pediatrician agreed that something was off. Over the next year, Brooks saw many doctors, including Jeffrey E. Martus, M.D., at Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt, who ordered an MRI. Just one day after his fourth birthday, Brooks’ family received the news that his scan revealed a pilocytic astro- cytoma, a brain tumor growing on his spinal cord. Brooks underwent a 10-hour-long surgery in hopes of removing the tumor. But unfortunately the tumor had grown to be so large that it had spread and could only be partially removed. When Brooks woke up from surgery, he was paralyzed from the waist down. And although he still can’t feel his legs, he persevered and did learn to walk again after six weeks. Help kids like Grace beat the odds Brooks is a fighter. He underwent a year of chemotherapy following the surgery and then an additional round after the tumor had grown again. Brooks has had over 30 At age 2 ½, Grace was diagnosed with leukemia and began a sedated MRI scans since his diagnosis. He’s gone through five surgeries, endured journey through nearly three years of cancer treatment. Thanks countless blood draws and received too many medications to name. Through it all, to the care of Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt, he has faced every challenge with courage. “He walks into Children’s Hospital knowing his nurses better than some family now, at age 9, she’s a third-grader who loves horses and reading. members,” his mother said. “He knows they take excellent care of him, all while Each year, she celebrates her birthday by ﬁnding special ways to cracking jokes and even running across the hospital just to get him an Icee to drink help comfort and encourage other patients. Help us care for more when he wakes up from his MRI.” children like Grace by supporting Children’s Hospital. Currently, Brooks’ tumor is stable. And although it is monitored closely, it certainly isn’t slowing him down. Brooks is now in third grade and plays baseball, basketball and flag football. Brooks’ parents say that while their son having a brain tumor wasn’t on their road- map, they are thankful the compassionate team at Children’s Hospital was a detour on their journey. Help now: ChildrensHospital.Vanderbilt.org/giving 91 LOOKING FOR A NEW BRUNCH SPOT?

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The Volunteer State Horsemen’s Foundation Iroquois Steeplechase Fund supports innovative research that allows physicians at Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt to not only respond to critical illnesses but also to detect them at the earliest possible stages. Additionally, support from the Fund helps Children’s Hospital teams explore and understand the most pressing childhood diseases to advance development of new and more effective treatments and therapies. The Fund represents the longtime relationship between the Steeplechase and Children’s Hospital as well as the continued commitment of the Volunteer State Horsemen’s Foundation to improve the health of children in our community. Artist: Llana Hanai Age: 10

93 You’re Invited To Become a PATRON of the Sport Membership has its privileges, and look at the privileges you’ll receive as a Patron Member of the National Steeplechase Association. r Special pins for a Patron Member and Guest provide free admission to race meets and tracks on steeplechase days. r Horsemen’s parking privileges. r An oversized steeplechase calendar. r A complimentary bound copy of the all-color American Steeplechasing, the annual chronicle of the racing season. Patron Member dues are $500 a year, and Regular Member dues are $150. For further information, please contact the NSA office at (410) 392-0700.

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