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Race Day Program for Your Dedication to Making Our Community the Best That It Can Be We honor Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital for a life of giving Creating positive change helps individuals grow and communities thrive. Your service to your neighbors makes a difference and it inspires us all to give. Bank of America recognizes Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt Race Day Program for your dedication to making our community the best that it can be. May 12, 2018 Together, we can help create better lives. Visit us at bankofamerica.com/local SPONSORED BY Life’s better when we’re connected® BENEFITING ©2018 Bank of America Corporation | SPN-125-AD | ARB35MRX The Iroquois Steeplechase is presented by the Volunteer State Horsemen’s Foundation benefiting Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt. to the 2017 IroquoisB:5.75” T:5.5” Steeplechase SponsorsS:5” n behalf of Bank of America, welcome to the 77th running MORE FOR YOUR Oof the Iroquois Steeplechase.Aloompa This grand tradition has madeThe Houghland Foundation Nashville Lifestyles Nashville the place to be on theAthens second Paper Saturday in May, a time toKings’ Chapel Nashville Predators celebrate spring, pageantry andCoca-Cola horse racing at its finest. Macy’s at Green Hills Nashville Sports Council Crescent Bellevue Maggiano’s Little Italy Phillips Toy Mart We are very thankful for the Volunteer State Horsemen’s Crescent Music Row Gus Mayer Private Edition Foundation and their continuedEvent commitmentLogistics, Inc. to making theChristine A. Moore Millinery Sam’s Club-Bellevue Iroquois Steeplechase one ofExVoto the premier Vintage racing Jewelry events in theJ.P. Morgan Sam’s Place-Belle Meade country. We know firsthandDavis what Finn goes Group into making this dayNashville Convention & Visitors Corp. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wade; Ms. DeeDee Wade happen, most notably the tireless dedication of so many Mr. Lowry Watkins, Jr. volunteers and patrons. We congratulate each of those who make Special Credits B:8.75” race day happen on another stellar event. T:8.5” Agile Ticketing, Belle Meade Plantation, Brantley Sound Associates, Dillard’s, S:8” We at Bank of America and our family of brands includingMr. Merrill Webb Lynch, McQuiddy, U.S. Trust Royal and Restrooms, Sheridan Public Relations Bank of America Merrill Lynch are proud to mark our 28th year as sponsor for this event. Of course, what makes this day extra special is that it benefits the Monroe Carell Jr. THING Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt. Bank of America is committed to strengthening the neighborhoods we call home and recognizes what a gift this hospital is to our community. AT&T’s Unlimited Enhanced plans give you unlimited ways It’s a center of hope and healing. With a focus on specialized pediatric care, cutting-edge research and community outreach, this world-class facility will continue to be a place to share your favorite Steeplechase moments. where children and families can seek, and find, brighter futures. We thank the excellent caregivers, administrators, and volunteers who give selflessly to benefit so many children. 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. Tyson Moore Nashville Market President Proud Sponsor of the Bank of America Nashville Iroquois Steeplechase AT&T may slow data speeds when the network is congested. Addt’l charges, usage, speed & other restr’s apply. See att.com/unlimited for details. ©2018 AT&T Intellectual Property. All rights reserved. All marks used herein are the property of their respective owners. Addt’l charges, usage, speed & other restr’s apply. See att.com/unlimited for details. ©2018 AT&T Intellectual Property. All rights reserved. All marks used herein are the property of their respective owners. NASHVILEE IROQUOIS STEEPLECHASE - 5.5" x 8.5" 727638-2/ATM KTN M8 4704 #2390 A.C. Filename: 727638-2_Nashville_Iroquois Steeplechase_Ad_V3.indd CLIENT: BBDO Atlanta AT&T Entertainment Group PRODUCT: Iroquois Steeplechase Nashville Agency Job Number: ATM KTN M8 4707 Cradle Job Number: 727638-2 JOB#: P0000 SPACE: FULL PAGE 4/C Proof #: 1 Path: EG-PLUS-NY:EGPlus_Departments:Print:A—F:BBDO:ATT:727638-2_Nashville_Iroquois Created: 4-11-2018 11:29 AM BLEED: 5.75” x 8.75” Steeplechase_Ad:727638-2_Mechanicals:727638-2_Nashville_Iroquois Steeplechase_Ad_V3.indd Saved: 4-11-2018 11:29 AM TRIM: 5.5” x 8.5” Operators: blane_robison / angelique_perian Printed: 4-11-2018 11:29 AM SAFETY: 5” x 8” Print Scale: None GUTTER: None PUBS: None Ink Names: Cyan OOH Scaling Info: Fonts: ATT Aleck Cd Medium, Bold Italic, ISSUE: None Magenta Build Scale: 100% Regular, Bold TRAFFIC: Donna Mendieta Yellow Final Safety : 8” H x 5” W Arial Bold, Regular ART BUYER: None Black Final Viewing Area : 8.5” H x 5.5” W Gotham Condensed Book, Medium ACCOUNT: Evelyn Jiang Final Trim : 8.5” H x 5.5” W Gotham Book, Medium RETOUCH: Steve Lakeman/Erwin Brown/Daniel Finn Final Bleed : 8.75” H x 5.75” W PRODUCTION: Michael Musano/Len Rappaport ART DIRECTOR: None COPYWRITER: None Ink Density: WHOO HOO! Page: 1 of 1 IMAGES: 727638-1_Nashville_Iroquois_Steeplechase_Background.psd CMYK 284 ppi, 428 ppi SWOP_USF shadow.psd CMYK 406 ppi, 449 ppi 727024-1_winners circle_Vert_V1_CMYK_OOH_HR.tif CMYK 3198 ppi ATT_globe_ATT_all_white.ai CMYK (IS) Standard Logo Transparent mh.psd CMYK 2644 ppi Artwork the 77 th Iroquois Steeplechase 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 4AM - 7AM 2018 Iroquois Steeplechase Sponsors Presented by HOLLY THOMPSON CHRIS MILLER 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
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