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FOR ADVERTISING Raymundos Secret, INFORMATION or to subscribe, please call Maxim Rate Offer Antoinette at 352-732-8858 or Stakes Showdown email: [email protected] BY SANTA ANITA In This Issue: PRESS OFFICE ______Feel Glorious Looks to Recapture ARCADIA, CA—In top form Summer Success in Athenia Stakes and bidding for her third con- secutive win, the Phil Tunes Up for Breeders’ Cup Run D’Amato-trained Florida-bred Murad Khan, Gregorian Chant Head Lure Raymundos Secret, along with the classy Maxim Rate from The Jockey Club Releases 2020 Report the Simon Callaghan barn, Tiz the Law Works Six Furlongs head a field of seven fillies and mares, 3-year-old and older Safety Coalition Members going one mile on turf in Adopt and Enact Eight New Reforms Sunday’s $200,000 Goldikova Gaffalione Closing In On Fall Meet Title Stakes (Grade 2) at Santa Anita. Racing Returns to Churchill Sunday A gutty gate to wire-to-wire All-In Removal LLC Announces Change winner of the Grade 2 John C. Gulfstream Park Charts Mabee Stakes going a mile- and-one-eighth on turf Sept. 5 Track Results & Entries at Del Mar, Raymundos Secret Florida Stallion Progeny List should relish the cutback in distance, as she’s won four out Florida Breeders’ List of her five starts at a flat mile. Wire to Wire Business Place Idle since October of last year, this 4-year-old filly was off at 4-5 and stalked the pace Featured Advertisers en route to taking a second condition allowance by a neck Bloodstockauction USA at one mile on turf Aug. 14 in Florida Department of Agriculture what was her first start for D’Amato. FTBOA Off as the 7-5 favorite in the Ocala Breeders’ Feed & Supply Grade 2 Mabee Stakes on Sept. 5, Seminole Feed Florida-bred Raymundos Secret/BENOIT PHOTO See SANTA ANITA on page 3 Sparr Farm and Building Supply

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Continued from COVER Raymundos Secret held sway by a neck under Flavien Prat, who rides on Sunday and is now a perfect three-for-three with her. A first-out maiden $32,000 claiming winner at one mile on grass Jan. 16, 2019, Raymundos Secret now has five wins from seven starts as she bids for her second consecutive Grade 2 victory. Raymundos Secret is by Pleasant Acres Stallions’ Treasure Beach (GB) out of Paulette Caveat, by Greatness and was bred in the Sunshine State by Edward Seltzer, Beverly Anderson and Joseph and Helen Barbazon. The 4-year-old bay filly races for Sierra Racing and Sterling Stables LLC and has earned $188,971. Raymundo’s Secret has drawn post three and is trying to become the first Florid-bred to win the Goldikova since Egg Drop in 2013. Second in the Grade 1 Rodeo Drive under jock- ey Luis Saez at a mile- and-one-quarter on turf at Santa Anita on Sept. 26, Maxim Rate has three wins from six tries at one mile on grass and will be ridden by Umberto Rispoli, who guided her to a pair of wins this past summer at Phillip D’Amato/BENOIT PHOTO Del Mar. Also a one mile turf allowance winner on July 10 at Del Mar, this 4-year-old Exchange Rate filly gutted out a game neck victo- ry in the restricted CTT and TOC Stakes going a mile-and-three- eighths on Aug. 16, also at Del Mar. Maxim Rate will be reunited with Rispoli on Sunday as she seeks her second graded stakes victory having won the Grade 3 Senorita Stakes at Santa Anita in May of last year. With an overall mark of four wins and three seconds in 12 starts and earnings of $282,185, Maxim Rate is owned by Slam Dunk Racing & James D. Branham. She is out of Catch My Eye, by Unbridled’s Song and she will don the number two saddle cloth Sunday. Trainer Jorge R. Abreu will saddle Atomic Blonde for the Goldikova for owners John D. Gunther and Eurowest Bloodstock Services. The chestnut daughter of Scat Daddy out of Volver (Ger), by Danehill Dancer (Ire) will be looking to improve off of her sixth- place finish behind winner Viadera in the Grade 3 Noble Damsel Stakes at going a mile on the turf on Sept. 26. Atomic Blonde is already a stakes winner having taken the $150,000 South Beach Stakes at Gulfstream Park on Jan. 26 going about seven-and-a-half furlongs on the grass, but that was when she was under the care of Hall of Fame trainer . She has yet to find her best stride in two starts for Abreu including a fifth-place finish behind Sweet Bye and Bye two starts back in an upper level optional claiming race at Saratoga on Aug. 26. Atomic Bomb has won three of eight starts with a second and third and will be trying to add to her $188,210 in career earnings.

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Back to Top Page 5 Santa Anita page 3 Continued from Hall of Fame rider Mike Smith will be aboard Atomic Blonde for the first time and they will break from post four. Finishing two places behind Maxim Rate in fourth in the Rodeo Drive is Tonahutu (Ire) for trainer Doug O’Neill and ERJ Racing LLC, Dave Kenney and William Strauss. The daughter of Sir Pracelot (Ire) out of Really Polish, by Polish Numbes won a second- level optional claiming race two starts back going a mile on the grass at Del Mar and was second Grade 2 Yellow Ribbon Stakes at Del Mar on Aug. 8 at a mile-and-one-eighth, but only a nose shy of winner Bodhicitta. Tonahutu will carry jockey Abel Cedillo from post seven in the Goldikova. Hang a Star, Zee Drop and Siberpfelil (Ire) round out the entries. The Goldikova is named for the Irish-bred mare who was the champion grass mare in North America in 2009-10 having won the TVG Breeders’ Cup Mile (G1) in both years after also winning the race in 2008.

– Brock Sheridan also contributed to this Maxim Rate/COADY PHOTO story

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Back to4 Top Page 7 Feel Glorious Looks to Recapture Summer Success in Athenia Stakes BY NYRA PRESS OFFICE ______ELMONT, NY—Reeves and Tango Uniform Racing's Feel Glorious will look to bounce back from an off-the-board finish in last month's Grade 3 Noble Damsel with another graded stakes appearance on the Belmont Park turf, serv- ing as one of two entrants for trainer Christophe Clement in Sunday's Grade 3, $100,000 Athenia Stakes (Grade 3) going a mile-and-one-sixteenth over the inner turf course. The Athenia for fillies and mares will feature three-time stakes-winner Feel Glorious looking to recapture the form she showed earlier in her 4-year-old campaign, including a half-length victory in the Perfect Sting Stakes going the Athenia's distance on Aug. 14 at Saratoga Race Course. Cut back to one mile in the Grade 3 Nobel Damsel on Sept. 26 at Belmont, Feel Glorious ran seventh after going five-wide in the upper stretch and failing to rally, marking just the first time in her last seven starts the English-bred daughter of Bated Breath did not Feel Glorious/CHELSEA DURAND PHOTO hit the board. Feel Glorious, who won the Memories of Silver and Winter Diana, will renew the engagement, breaking from post two. Memories at Aqueduct Racetrack in 2019, had registered three Mitchell Road, who ran second by a neck to Regal Glory in the consecutive Beyer Speed Figures in excess of 90 before the Noble Grade 3 Ladies Turf in September over a soft Kentucky Downs Damsel, including a 93 for the Perfect Sting, a 92 for a third-place track, is again entered at a Belmont track. Last week, the 5-year- finish in the Grade 3 Matchmaker on July 18 at Monmouth Park old English Channel mare was scratched from the $80,000 Floral and a 91 for a third in the Grade 2 New York going a mile-and-a- Park but will look to return after garnering a 94 Beyer Speed quarter on the Belmont turf on June 27. Figure last month. "It was a little disappointing in the Noble Damsel, but she's Owned by Mrs. J.V. Shields, Jr. and E. J. M. McFadden, been training forwardly since," Clement said. "She didn't finish Mitchell Road won the 2019 Grade 3 Gallorette Stakes at Pimlico the last race the way we expected her to finish. After checking her Race Course as a 4-year-old and also has compiled a stakes win in out, we out that she was a bit sore in the feet, so we worked the current campaign in the Ellis Park Turf on July 5 going a mile- on it and she's been training well. I think we took care of it." and-one-sixteenth. Junior Alvarado, aboard for her previous two starts, will have Trained by Hall of Famer Bill Mott, Mitchell Road will have the return call from post three. Luis Saez in the irons from post one. Her stablemate and fellow English bred, R Unicorn Stable's Joseph Imbesi's Sweet Bye and Bye returned to graded stakes Call Me Love, has a pair of runner-up efforts in graded stakes in company for the first time in nearly a year in her previous start, her four North American starts. Since arriving from Europe for finishing third in the Grade 3 Nobel Damsel on Sept. 26 going one her 4-year-old campaign, Call Me Love has trained forwardly and mile on the Belmont turf. made a splash when second to Rushing Fall in the Grade 3 The Sky Mesa mare ran third in the Caress going five-and-a- Beaugay on June 30 at Belmont. half furlongs on the Spa turf on Aug. 1 before being stretched out, Making her Saratoga debut, Call Me Love finished second by where she bested optional claimers on Aug. 26 at one mile before a neck behind Florida-bred celebrity Starship Jubilee in the Grade staying at the distance in the Noble Damsel. 2 Ballston Spa on July 25 and was fifth in the Grade 1 Diana last Jose Lezcano was tabbed to ride, departing from post six. out on Aug. 23. Trainer Chad Brown will send out three entrants including the , who rode Call Me Love in the Ballston Spa and English-bred She's Got You, who won the Violet on Sept. 26 at Monmouth. The daughter of arrived from her native coun- try to start her 4-year-old year this year, where she debuted with a third-place effort against optional claimers on July 5 at Belmont before earning a 90 Beyer for her North American stakes bow. Owned by John and Tanya Gunther, She's Got You has four wins in nine career starts including her appearances in England. Hall of Famer Javier Castellano will ride from post seven. Rounding out the field is Whisper Hill Farm's Story Time, fourth in the Violet, who is looking for her first win since August 2019 for trainer Kent Sweezey; The French-bred Altea (Fr), and Tapit Today; the latter two of whom are also trained by Brown. The Athenia is slated as Race 9 on Sunday's 10-race program, which offers a first post of 12:40 p.m. ET. America's Day at the Races will present daily television coverage of the 27-day fall

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Back to Top Page 8 Woodford Winner Leinster Tunes Up for Breeders’ Cup Run BY KEENELAND PRESS OFFICE ____ LEXINGTON, KY—Amy Dunne, Brenda Miley, Westrock Stables and Jean Wilkinson’s Leinster began serious prepara- tions for a second run in the $1 million Breeders’ Cup Turf Sprint (Grade 1) by working a half-mile in :49.40 over a turf course labeled good Thursday morning at Keeneland. Working on his own with Crystal Conning aboard, Leinster recorded frac- tions of :11.60, :24.80 and :37.40, accord- ing to Keeneland clockers. “Looked good to me,” trainer Rusty Arnold said of Leinster’s first work since winning the Woodford Stakes presented by Keeneland Select (G2) on Oct. 3. Leinster finished seventh last year in the Turf Sprint at Santa Anita. “Compared to last year at this time, he’s doing much better,” said Arnold, who has had 13 Breeders’ Cup starters with his first coming in 1996. “In retrospect, I ran him too much last year. He won the [Grade 3 Troy Stakes] in Leinster/COADY PHOTO New York and that would have been enough to get him in [the by Vicino Racing Stable and has earned $902,210 in his 45 race Breeders’ Cup]. Then I ran him at Kentucky Downs and then back career with 14 wins. [at Keeneland] in the Woodford, which I shouldn’t have done. He Also working for Walsh was The Cool Silk Partnership’s didn’t run bad [finishing second], but I just think he had lost his Midnight Sands, who covered five furlongs in 1:00.80. Midnight edge a little bit.” Sands is under consideration for the $1 million Big Ass Fans In other Thursday works by Breeders’ Cup hopefuls: Breeders’ Cup Dirt Mile (G1). Ranlo Investments’ Golden Pal, who figures to be one of the David Bernsen and Jeffrey Lambert’s Lasting Legacy, under main players in the $1 million Juvenile Turf Sprint (G2) on Nov. consideration for the $2 million Sprint (G1), worked a half-mile in 6, worked five furlongs on the turf in 1:02.80 in company with Hat :47.60 for trainer Bob Hess. Creek Racing’s Illegal Smile (Ire). Golden Pal started three lengths in back of Illegal Smile, who is two-time stakes-placed on the turf at Woodbine, and finished a length FATHER AND SON in front. Both are trained by Wesley Ward. BREAKING AND TRAINING Working on the fast main track was DARRS Inc.’s Extravagant Kid, who cov- Now accepting horses of all ages. ered a half-mile in :47.80 for trainer Brendan Walsh. Runner-up to Leinster in Licensed trainer for your race track runners! the Woodford, the Florida-bred Extravagant Also mare foaling, layups and more. Kid also is under consideration for the Turf Sprint. The son of Kiss the Kid out of Pretty Extravagant, by With Distinction was bred Contact Robert or Drake Smith • 352-572-7245 or 352-438-4438 FTBOA Florida Sire Stakes at Tampa Bay Downs Date Race Name Conditions Distance Purse 12-12 FTBOA Florida Sire Stakes Marion County 3yo and older* 7 fur. $100,000 12-12 FTBOA Florida Sire Stakes City of Ocala 3yo and older, F&M* 7 fur. $100,000 Florida Cup Day, March 28, 2021 – Six Stakes for Florida-breds worth $600,000 * FTBOA Florida Sire Stakes eligible horses

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Page 9 Murad Khan, Gregorian Chant Head Sunday’s Lure Stakes BY SANTA ANITA PRESS OFFICE______Hernandez riding back. In his best race to date, this 4-year-old gelding owned by Old ARCADIA, CA—Doug O’Neill’s French-bred Murad Khan and Bones Racing Stable, LLC, Slam Dunk Racing & Michael Phil D’Amato’s English-bred Gregorian Chant head a field of a Nentwig rallied for a neck victory in a second condition allowance half dozen 3-year-olds and older in going a mile and one sixteenth on turf Sunday’s $70,000 Lure Stakes at Santa Aug. 29 at Del Mar. Anita. Ridden for the first time by Juan Claimed for $50,000 seven starts back on Hernandez, Gregorian Chant was off at Jan. 24, 7-year-old Murad Khan comes off a 7-1 and registered his second stateside solid second in a mile-and-one-sixteenth turf win from nine starts, all with D’Amato. classified allowance Aug. 21 and looms the With Hernandez back aboard on possible favorite. Sunday, he’ll be bidding for his first A 7-year-old gelding by 2008 Breeders’ stakes win and his fourth victory from 11 Cup Classic (G1)-winner Raven’s Pass, overall starts and earnings of $112,013. Murad Khan will be making his 18th state- Gregorian Chant is by Gregorian (Ire) side start and his 29th overall on Sunday. COGLIANESE PHOTO out of Tabrina (Ire), by Fasilyev. Still plenty productive at age seven for owners R3 Racing, Gregorian Chant has drawn post five. LLC, Calara Farms & Steve Rothblum, Murad Khan will be mak- A more domestic representative in the Lure is Majestic Eagle ing his eighth start of the year and his seventh for O’Neill. for trainer Neil Drysdale. With six wins from 15 tries at a mile on turf, he has an overall The Kentucky-bred son of Medaglia d’Oro out of Double mark of eight wins with four seconds and four thirds from 28 Tapped, by Tapit was fifth behind winner Mo Forza in the Grade starts and will be ridden back by Abel Cedillo, who dating back to 1 City of Hope Mile at Santa Anita on Oct. 3 in his last start and November of last year, has ridden him four times—good for a win, looks for his first win since taking the Grade 3 American Stakes a second (on Aug. 21), a third and a close sixth place finish. at Santa Anita in June of last year. Murad Khan is set to start from post four. Mario Gutierrez will ride Majestic Eagle from post two. Gregorian Chant rallied for an upset victory in a mile-and-one- The remainder of the field includes Grecian Fire from the barn sixteenth turf allowance on Aug. 29 and although he’s winless in of trainer Keith Desormeaux; the Richard Baltas-trained One Bad four tries at one mile turf, rates a huge chance with Juan Boy and the Black Almum (Fr) for trainer Peter Miller. The Jockey Club Releases 2020 Report of Mares Bred Statistics PRESS RELEASE ______Officials at the Florida Thoroughbred Breeders’ and Owners’ Association notes that annually some Florida farms historically The Jockey Club released Report of Mares Bred statistics for continue to file reports after The Jockey Club posts its annual the 2020 breeding season Friday. Based on RMBs received release. This year particularly with the COVID-19 pandemic, through Oct. 18, 2020, The Jockey Club reports that 1,067 stal- additional RMB reports are expected to be filed by the end of the lions covered 27,970 mares in North America during 2020. year, which the Association has received indications that numbers The Jockey Club estimates an additional 2,500 to 3,500 mares will continue to be added to the total and overall will trend steady will be reported as bred during the 2020 breeding season. in 2020. One variable is that the national lockdown was a disrup- RMB statistics for all reported stallions in 2020 are available through tion in the middle of the breeding season, however, breeding sheds the Fact Book section of The Jockey Club’s website at jockeyclub.com. reported they set protocols and continued to remain active. Kentucky traditionally leads North America in thoroughbred Of the top 10 states and provinces by number of mares reported breeding activity. During 2020, Kentucky’s 200 reported stallions cov- bred in 2020, stallions in Louisiana, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and ered 16,391 mares, or 58.6% of all of the mares reported bred in North New Mexico covered more mares in 2020 than in 2019, as reported America. The number of mares bred to Kentucky stallions decreased at this time last year. The following table shows the top five states 4.3% percent compared with the 17,123 reported at this time last year. and provinces ranked by number of mares reported bred in 2020:

State/Province 2019 Stallions 2020 Stallions Pct. Change 2019 Mares Bred 2020 Mares Bred Pct. Change Kentucky 220 200 -9.1% 17,123 16,391 -4.3% California 124 103 -16.9% 2,018 1,766 -12.5% Florida 81 73 -9.9% 1,863 1,721 -7.6% Louisiana 79 74 -6.3% 984 1,017 3.4% New York 43 37 -14.0% 1,058 1,002 -5.3%

Back to Top Page 10 Tiz the Law Works Six Furlongs in BC Classic Drill BY KEENELAND PRESS OFFICE ______LEXINGTON, KY—Sackatoga Stable’s Belmont Stakes (Grade 1) and Travers Stakes (G1)-winner Tiz the Law worked six furlongs in 1:13.20 over a fast track Friday morning at Keeneland. With Heather Smullen aboard, Tiz the Law came on the track at 6 a.m. accompanied as usual by trainer Barclay Tagg, who was alongside on his pony. Tiz the Law, expected to be one of the favorites for the $6 mil- lion Breeders’ Cup Classic (G1) at Keeneland on Nov. 7, produced fractions of :26, :49.60, 1:13.20 and galloped out seven furlongs in 1:25.80. Tiz the Law arrived at Keeneland on Sunday. Today’s work was the first of two for the colt that Tagg has scheduled before the Breeders’ Cup. “I wanted to get him used to the track, and I think he gets over any track better than Churchill,” Tagg said in reference to Churchill Downs, where Tiz the Law has the only two losses in his eight-race career. “If he shows improvement next week, even better.” Smullen, who is Tiz the Law’s regular work rider, liked this morning’s workout. “The first time he works at a track, he looks around,” Smullen said. “Today he went out and did his job and galloped out nicely. His next work he’ll be more aggressive and that shouldH set him up nicely for the race.”

Tiz the Law/COADY PHOTO Diodoro Duo Works For BC Juvenile is scheduled to have his final pre-Breeders’ Cup work Oct. 30. Later Friday morning at Keeneland, Southern Equine Stables’ Diodoro said if Dreamer’s Disease, another Southern Equine Keepmeinmind, runner-up in the Claiborne Breeders’ Futurity homebred by Laoban, does not get in the Breeders’ Cup Juvenile (G1), and stablemate Dreamer’s Disease, an easy allowance win- field, he would pass on running the colt in the $100,000 Nyquist ner here Oct. 3, drilled five furlongs in company in preparation for Stakes at six-and-a-half furlongs here on the Nov. 6 Breeders’ Cup possible starts in the $2 million TVG Breeders’ Cup Juvenile pre- undercard and likely wait for a race at Churchill Downs that month. sented by Thoroughbred Aftercare Alliance (G1) to be run at Keeneland on Nov. 6. With trainer Robertino Diodoro watching trackside, Galloping Out Keepmeinmind with David Cohen aboard broke off three lengths Mike Maker and Steve Asmussen each saddled one winner behind Dreamer’s Disease and Adam Beschizza. At the wire, the Thursday afternoon to further tighten the race for leading trainer difference was a length with Keepmeinmind credited with a at the 17-day Fall Meet, which concludes Saturday. :58.20 clocking and Dreamer’s Disease in :58.60. The duo gal- Maker and Brad Cox are tied with 11 wins apiece and loped out six furlongs in 1:11.40. Asmussen has 10 victories. Asmussen had entrants in four races Diodoro believes Keepmeinmind deserves a shot at the Friday, while Cox is in three races and Maker is in two races. Breeders’ Cup even though the son of Laoban is a maiden after Results from Friday racing at Keeneland were not available at two starts. His resume going into the Breeders’ Cup is similar to press time. Good Magic, who won the 2017 Juvenile and earned the Eclipse On Saturday, Cox has four entrants, Maker three and Asmussen two. Award as champion 2-year-old male. “In the Breeders’ Futurity, he got in some traffic on the turn but then [jockey] HELP WANTED David [Cohen] tipped him to the outside and he came on again,” Diodoro said about Keepmeinmind. “I may have different Exercise Rider thoughts if he had had the perfect trip, but Experienced Only there are two factors here: one, the trouble he had in the last race, and two, the way he Stephens has been training.” Friday’s work came on the heels of a 352-239-1967 :49.20 half-mile on Oct. 17. Keepmeinmind

Back to Top Page 11 Thoroughbred Safety Coalition Members Adopt and Enact Eight New Safety and Integrity Reforms PRESS RELEASE ______buterol prohibition in racing and training along with reporting/procedural requirements as outlined by the RMTC; LEXINGTON, KY—The Thoroughbred Safety Coalition • Strengthen requirements for removing horses from the announced Thursday the addition of eight medical and operational Veterinarians’ List; reforms to its platform in its latest move to ensure that equine and • Adopt a waiver claiming option for horses coming off an human athletes are racing under the safest and most transparent extended layoff; conditions possible. The Steering Committee, which is made up of • Require implementation of an emergency track warning sys- executives from the Breeders’ Cup, Churchill Downs tem; and Incorporated, Del Mar Thoroughbred Club, Keeneland • Modify racetrack on and off gaps to increase horse and rider Association Inc., the New York Racing Association (NYRA) and safety. The Stronach Group, voted unanimously to adopt the reforms “The industry must be wholly committed to horse safety and with the ultimate goal of uniform implementation across racing welfare in racing and training, and that includes the racing jurisdictions. organizations,” chief veterinary officer at The Stronach Group The Coalition also recently participated in the drafting of the Dr. Dionne Benson said. “These additional reforms codify the Horseracing Integrity and Safety Act and continues to fully sup- measures many tracks have already undertaken to best protect port its passage, which would codify a standard set of rules and our horses.” protocols to make racing safer and more transparent across state The Coalition’s Advisory Committee members – the American racing jurisdictions. In addition to the national legislation, the Association of Equine Practitioners, the Kentucky Thoroughbred Coalition believes the work to advocate for these reforms at the Association, the National Thoroughbred Racing Association, the state level must persist. Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders Association, and the “As today’s announcement and recent progress make clear, the Thoroughbred Owners of California, along with Industry Supporter Coalition’s important work to ensure the wellbeing of our athletes members Dixiana Farm, Mt. Brilliant Farm, Stonestreet Farm and has continued despite the challenging circumstances our industry the University of Kentucky – supported the development of the and our nation have faced this year,” Coalition strategic advisor reforms and will continue to be instrumental in the Coalition’s Donna Brothers said. “The new reforms will go a long way toward efforts to advocate for their adoption at the regulatory level. increasing our collective ability to identify at-risk horses before The Coalition Steering Committee continues to convene on a they set foot on a track and protect the integrity of our sport.” regular basis to discuss issues and ideas relating to equine safety The following reforms have been added to the Coalition’s platform: and the integrity of the sport. These meetings bring together thor- • Strengthen race entry and eligibility requirements; oughbred racing’s most prominent tracks and organizations in the • Work with state racing commissions to apply racing regula- U.S. in a manner that is unprecedented – but much needed – in the tions surrounding prohibited substances and restrict selected ther- racing industry. The collaborative framework built by the apeutic substances in proximity to high-speed works; Coalition has also enabled members to work together, in coordina- • Prohibit the administration of external treatments, therapies tion with other stakeholders, to support the racing and local com- and musculoskeletal manipulation within at least 24 hours of a race; munities and to bring back live racing safely and responsibly amid • Work with state racing commissions to implement a clen- the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Gaffalione Closing In On Fall Meet Riding Title BY KEENELAND PRESS OFFICE ______ond in the Mile (G1) with Got Stormy at Santa Anita and with LEXINGTON, KY—With his win aboard Ethical Judgement in Chelsea Cloisters in the 2018 Thursday’s ninth race, jockey Tyler Gaffalione recorded his 20th Juvenile Turf Sprint (G1) at victory of Keeneland’s Fall Meet to give him a seven-win edge Churchill Downs. over Florent Geroux with two days remaining in the season that Gaffalione’s other probable concludes Saturday. mounts for Casse are War of Will With a third riding title practically in his grasp – previous titles (Dirt Mile), Florida-bred March came at the 2018 Fall Meet and 2020 Summer Meet – Gaffalione to the Arch (Mile), Gretzky the is looking forward to the Breeders’ Cup World Championships at Great (Juvenile Turf), Dirty Keeneland Nov. 6-7. Dangle (Juvenile Turf Sprint) “I ride six for Mark Casse, two for Mike Maker—although I and Spanish Loveaffair (Juvenile am not sure which ones—and [one] for Doug O’Neill in the Fillies Turf). Juvenile,” Gaffalione said, listing the trainers of horses under Gaffalione is a native of Breeders’ Cup consideration. Davie, Fla., and began his riding Among the Casse six-pack is Gary Barber’s Got Stormy, who career in South Florida in 2014. Tyler Gaffalione/COADY PHOTO Gaffalione rode to victory in the Buffalo Trace Franklin County He won an as the outstanding apprentice jockey in (G3) here on Oct. 9. She is being pointed to the $1 million Turf 2015 and won his first classic last year on War of Will in the Grade Sprint (G1) to be run Nov. 7. 1 Preakness Stakes. Gaffalione, who has ridden in the past four Breeders’ Cups, is He has nearly 1,400 career wins with earnings of more than seeking his first victory in the World Championships. He was sec- $64 million.

Back to Top Page 12 Racing Returns to Churchill Sunday PRESS RELEASE ______LOUISVILLE, KY—The Kentucky circuit shifts from Keeneland in Lexington to Churchill Downs in Louisville on Sunday as the historic home of the Kentucky Derby presented by Woodford Reserve (Grade 1) readies to open its 131st Fall Meet with an 11-race program – all for promising 2-year-old thorough- breds – at 1 p.m. ET. The popular 24-day stand covers a five-week stretch every Wednesday-Sunday through Nov. 29, with the exception of Friday, Nov. 6 and Saturday, Nov. 7 when the Breeders’ Cup World Championships return to Keeneland. The Fall Meet kicks off in style Sunday with the 16th annual “Stars of Tomorrow I” program, which is entirely devoted to hope- ful 2-year-olds that have aspirations of trail-blazing their way to next year’s Kentucky Derby or Longines Kentucky Oaks (G1). Sunday’s 11-race opening day card is headlined by the eighth runnings of both the $98,000 Street Sense overnight stakes and the

$98,000 Rags to Riches overnight stakes for fillies—both to be Racing at Churchill Downs/COADY PHOTO run at a mile-and-a-sixteenth. Those races serve as local stepping- offered is $60,616 per race. Maiden special weight races are worth stones to the two Grade 2, $200,000, mile-and-one-sixteenth $85,000 and allowance races range from $87,000 to $95,000. counterparts to be run on the Saturday, Nov. 28 “Stars of The anchor of the lucrative stakes program comes on “Black Tomorrow II” program – the open Kentucky Jockey Club and Friday,” Nov. 27 with the 146th running of the $500,000 Clark Golden Rod for fillies that are part of the Road to the Kentucky Presented by Norton Healthcare (GI). The 1 1/8-mile test for 3- Derby and Kentucky Oaks series which award points to the top year-olds and up annually lures some of the top older horses in four finishers (10-4-2-1). North America and is one of six stakes events cumulatively worth $1.3 million to be contested over Thanksgiving weekend. Churchill Downs Welcomes Back Guests Sunday’s Fall Meet opener will mark the first time this year that Racing Every Wednesday-Sunday; First Race 1 p.m. Most Days spectators can return to Churchill Downs for live racing. Churchill After Sunday’s opener, live racing will be conducted on a Downs will continue to follow the COVID-19 health and safety pro- Wednesday-Sunday schedule with dark days on Mondays, tocols for venues and events as mandated by the Commonwealth of Tuesdays and Friday, Nov. 6 and Saturday, Nov. 7. Most race days Kentucky. Last year’s average daily attendance during the Fall Meet feature 10 live races. There will be 11 on Sunday’s opener as well was 4,200 guests, and less spectators are expected this year. as Saturday, Nov. 14 and Saturday, Nov. 21. Twelve-race cards are Reserved outdoor box seats as well as select indoor premium areas scheduled over the final four days, Nov. 26-29. will be open with proper social distancing at limited capacity per Post time will be 1 p.m. (all times Eastern) on most racing days the state’s requirements for venues and event spaces. with admission gates open at noon. There will be an early 11:30 Temperature checks, medical questionnaires, physical distancing a.m. start (gates 10:30 a.m.) on Thanksgiving Day (Thursday, Nov. and mandatory face coverings will be required upon entrance and 26) – a Louisville tradition at Churchill Downs since 1969. movement within Churchill Downs. An inherent risk of exposure to COVID-19 exists in any public place where people are present. Stars of Tomorrow Produces Inaugurated in 2005, the “Stars of Tomorrow” programs at Big Money, Big Fields Churchill Downs have helped launched the careers of numerous Over the course of the meet, horsemen will have ample oppor- graded stakes winners, including more than 50 future Grade I win- tunities to uncork promising juveniles or seek year-end graded- ners led by Horse of the Year champions Gun Runner (2017) and stakes glory. All told, 10 stakes races cumulatively worth $1.796 Rachel Alexandra (2009); Kentucky Derby winner Super Saver million – which includes eight graded stakes events – will be run (2010); Kentucky Oaks winners Rachel Alexandra (2009), during the fall stand. Meanwhile, bettors are certain to be chal- Believe You Can (2012) and Monomoy Girl (2018); Preakness lenged by the competitive Fall Meet racing that typically pits the winners Shackleford (2011), War of Will (2019) and Swiss fastest and battle-tested horses against the recently freshened year- Skydiver (2020); Belmont winners Creator (2016) and Tiz the end bloomers. Law (2020); as well as 2012 Breeders’ Cup Classic and 2013 With a compact 24-day schedule and not as many competing Stephen Foster hero Fort Larned and 2013 champion 3-year-old race meets at year’s end, the Fall Meet often offers large fields. Will Take Charge. Last fall, the average field size was 8.9 horses per race. The reason? Purses at Churchill Downs have been super- Churchill Downs Racing to Air on FS1/FS2 charged since September 2018 thanks to business from state-of- The racing action from Churchill Downs Racetrack throughout the-art historical racing machines at nearby Derby City Gaming. the Fall Meet will be broadcast on FOX Sports’ “America’s Day at This year’s Fall Meet condition book offers $15.2 million in prize the Races,” which will air every race day on either FS1 or FS2. money (all purses include money from the Kentucky Produced by the New York Racing Association, Inc. (NYRA) Thoroughbred Development Fund), which averages to $633,900 in partnership with FOX Sports, “America’s Day at the Races” is per day. There will be a total of 251 races and the average purse See CHURCHILL DOWNS on page 13

Back to Top Page 13 Churchill Downs page 12 users with smoother and more intuitive navigation, enhanced live- Continued from the acclaimed national telecast presenting coverage and analysis streaming capabilities allowing players to watch races while of the best racing from around the country. searching for their next wager, and all the best bonus offers, free Sunday’s opener at Churchill Downs will air on FS2 from bets, and promotions that TwinSpires.com is known for. 12:30-2 p.m. and 3-6 p.m. (no racing from 2-3 p.m. but program- TwinSpires.com also offers access to unmatched insight and ming will air from 12:30-6 p.m. on MSG+). analysis from horse racing experts, handicappers, insiders, educa- tors and Bloodstock Research Information Services (Brisnet). How to Watch FS1/FS2 FS1 Lanerie, Asmussen, Lothenbach Defend Fall Titles • Spectrum: Ch. 71 (Spectrum Select, Spectrum Silver and Corey Lanerie, who rode 33 winners at the 2019 Fall Meet, is Spectrum Gold packages) seeking to land his 20th riding title at Churchill Downs, but Tyler • DirecTV: Ch. 219 (Entertainment, Choice, Xtra, Ultimate and Gaffalione enters the season fresh off Spring and September Meet Premier packages) local titles with 31 and 20 wins, respectively. Steve Asmussen, • DISH: Ch. 150 (America's Top 250, America's Top 200, who overtook Dale Romans as the track’s all-time win leader with America's Top 120 Plus and America's Top 120 packages) 759 Churchill Downs wins, has won a record 24 local training • AT&T U-Verse: Ch. 652 (U200, U300 and U450 packages) titles including three in a row: last year’s Fall Meet (23 wins) and • Streaming services: Hulu, Sling (Blue or Orange+Blue) and this year’s Spring (17 wins) and September (12 wins) meets. Bob Yo u Tu b e T V Lothenbach’s Lothenbach Stables won the 2019 Fall Meet owners’ FS2 crown with eight wins, three more than Brad Kelley of Calumet • Spectrum: Ch. 552 (Spectrum Silver and Spectrum Gold Farm’s five victories. packages) • DirecTV: Ch. 618 (Xtra, Ultimate and Premier packages) Watch and Wager on the Breeders’ Cup at Churchill Downs • DISH: Ch. 149 (America's Top 250, America's Top 200 and Churchill Downs will simulcast the Breeders’ Cup World America's Top 120 Plus packages) Championships from Keeneland on Friday, Nov. 6 and Saturday, • AT&T U-Verse: Ch. 651 (U200, U300 and U450 packages) Nov. 7, but there will be no live racing those days. • Streaming services: Hulu and YouTube TV A simulcast of the 10-race “Future Stars Friday” card from Keeneland will begin at 11:30 a.m. and the Breeders’ Cup will cover Betting Menu Features 20-Cent Single 6 Jackpot Races 6-10 (2:30-5:10 p.m.). Championship Saturday’s 12-race pro- The Fall Meet betting menu will be the same as recent meets gram at Keeneland will commence at 10:15 a.m. with the Breeders’ Cup on Races 4-12 (Breeders’ Cup starts at 12:02 p.m.). It will cul- and includes the 20-cent minimum “Single 6 Jackpot,” which is minate with the $6 million Breeders’ Cup Classic (GI) at 5:13 p.m. offered on the last six races each day with a low 15-percent take- Simulcast wagering on the Breeders’ Cup will be available in out. The Single 6 Jackpot will be paid out only if there is a single the ITW area on the second floor of the Clubhouse, as well as winning wager with six winners placed at the required minimum select dining spaces. Guests who attend Churchill Downs on bet value. If there are multiple winning wagers with six winners in Friday will be able to advance wager on the entire Championship the six-race sequence, 90 percent of the net money wagering into Saturday program from Keeneland. There is no advance wagering the pool will be paid out, and the remaining 10 percent will carry on-track Thursday for the Championship Friday program. to the Single 6 Jackpot. If there are no tickets will all six winners, 100 percent of the pool will carry to the Single 6 Jackpot. There Kentucky Derby Future Wagers Return on Closing Weekend will be a mandatory payout on closing day. The first pools of the 2021 Kentucky Derby Future Wager will Included daily will be at least two 50-cent Pick 5s and three 50- be offered Nov. 26-29. The traditional pool with 23 individual cent Pick 4s. Each day’s program will begin with the low 15-percent wagering interests and an “all others” option will return, and so takeout 50-cent Pick 5 (Races 1-5). The early Pick 4 will span Races will the Kentucky Derby Sire Future Wager, which debuted in 2-5. Also, the Late Pick 5 and Late Pick 4 will cover the final five 2015 and requires bettors to wager on the winning sire for next and four races, respectively. A Mid-Card Pick 4 is offered on 10- year’s Kentucky Derby winner. The other Future Wager dates are race programs and will cover Races 4-7. When 11 races are sched- tentatively set for Jan. 22-24 (Pool 2), Feb. 12-14 (Pool 3), March uled a Mid-Card Pick 5 will cover Races 4-8 and the Mid-Card Pick 5-7 (Pool 4) and March 26-28 (Pool 5). The lone Kentucky Oaks 4 will cover Races 5-8. Programs with 12 races will have a Mid- Future Wager will coincide with Kentucky Derby Future Wager Card Pick 5 on Races 5-9 and a Mid-Card Pick 4 on Races 6-9. Pool 4 on March 5-7. Win, Place, Show, Exacta, Trifecta, Superfecta, Daily Double and Pick 3 wagers will be offered every race (on all races that Odds and Ends qualify under Kentucky statues for minimum field size) and the Travis Stone will describe the racing action throughout the Fall $1 Super Hi-5 will once again be offered in the last race. Meet. Veteran odds maker Mike Battaglia has morning line odds duty for the 46th consecutive year. Bet on Churchill Downs Via TwinSpires.com Racing fans are encouraged to wager on racing from Churchill ‘Churchill Downs Today’ Airs One-Hour Before First Race Downs via TwinSpires.com, the official advance-deposit wagering Joe Kristufek is Churchill Downs’ on-track and simulcast host service for Churchill Downs Incorporated and its family of racetracks. with additional race-by-race analysis to be provided by Ed TwinSpires.com boasts a new and improved wagering experi- DeRosa, James Scully, Scott Shapiro and Brandon Stauble. ence and mobile app combining the latest technology with the abil- “Churchill Downs Today,” the track’s daily racing preview pro- ity to wager on virtually every quarter, harness and thoroughbred gram, will air one hour before the first race of the day and can be horse race from venues across the globe. The new app provides seen on-track and www.TwinSpires.com.

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Copyright © 2004 Florida Stallion Progeny for Saturday, Oct. 24 Daily Racing Form Below is a list of runners sired by Florida stallions or former Florida stallions scheduled to start in races at racetracks across North America. Daily Racing Form, the information source for this list, does not include all North American racetracks. The list contains all data available at time of list generation.

D’WILDCAT MILWAUKEE BREW Saturday, October 24 Proud Enough 1 Monmouth Park Viva Forever 1 Hawthorne ADIOS CHARLIE San Nicola Brew 3 Woodbine Adios See Ya 1 Gulfstream Park West DRILL Liverpool Man 6 Woodbine Must Be a Monster 1 Gulfstream Park West Deo Forte 5 Gulfstream Park West False Alarm 11 Belmont Park Dugout 7 Belmont Park MOUNT MCKINLEY Katie Faloona 2 Monmouth Park Charlie the Greek 7 Gulfstream Park West DUKE OF MISCHIEF Makinalegacy 1 Gulfstream Park West OMEGA CODE AWESOME OF COURSE Classic Tartan 7 Century Mile Social Media 2 Charles Town EXCLUSIVE QUALITY Awesome Indra 4 Hawthorne Pro Quality 6 Gulfstream Park West OUTFLANKER FIELD COMMISSION Benny Havens 9 Laurel Park BAHAMIAN SQUALL Nick Papagiorgio 9 Laurel Park Bahamian Beat 5 Gulfstream Park West Vice Grip 2 Hawthorne Royal Commission 3 Keeneland Taino House 9 Remington Park OVERDRIVEN Resident 7 Gulfstream Park West Drive In 3 Charles Town BIG DRAMA Chandler’s Drama 5 Gulfstream Park West FIRST DUDE POSEIDON’S WARRIOR Orange Theory 1 Century Mile Gran Patron 6 Gulfstream Park West BRETHREN First and Three 2 Gulfstream Park West Filly Jean King 8 Gulfstream Park West This Dudes No Fool 4 Gulfstream Park West PROSPECTIVE Ricky Run 1 Gulfstream Park West BRING THE HEAT FLASHSTORM Dom the Bomb 9 Hawthorne Juan Boly 5 Gulfstream Park West PURE PRECISION Shaena Bue 4 Mahoning Valley CAJUN BREEZE GONE ASTRAY Extra Dough 1 Gulfstream Park West Gone Astray Kiss 1 Monmouth Park RATTLESNAKE BRIDGE Watch Your Step 6 Mahoning Valley Highwaytwentyseven 3 Monmouth Park Fourth Design 2 Gulfstream Park West Felon 5 Gulfstream Park West Diamondback 6 Woodbine CHITU Hard West 10 Gulfstream Park West Foolish Heart 9 Gulfstream Park West RIDE ON CURLIN Pleasant Value 4 Monmouth Park Mangrove Mamma 9 Gulfstream Park West GOTTCHA GOLD Gottcha Cowboy 2 Century Mile SLIGO BAY (IRE) CIRCULAR QUAY HE’S HAD ENOUGH Dr. Jewel 6 Woodbine Looks Good 5 Charles Town Onemoretimearound 4 Gulfstream Park West Aztec Key 5 Century Mile He’s Thunder 6 Hawthorne SOLDAT Majestic Luna 2 Gulfstream Park West CONGRATS No Getting Over Me 7 Gulfstream Park West He Had a Secret 10 Gulfstream Park West Just Blaze 3 Keeneland Passionate Reward 1 Santa Anita Trap 4 Mahoning Valley Steps to Glory 2 Charles Town HIGH COTTON Could Be Fate 11 Woodbine Probably Grace 3 Hawthorne Florist 3 Century Mile One for Richie 3 Keeneland SONGANDAPRAYER Really Slow 4 Keeneland JESS’S DREAM Lorettas Song 1 Mahoning Valley Willy the Cobbler 1 Golden Hour A Life That’s Good 5 Belmont Park Willy the Cobbler 9 Santa Anita TELLING The Spider 5 Gulfstream Park West Road Game 7 Hawthorne Muzzle Tough 5 Monmouth Park KANTHAROS Matson 7 Golden Gate Fields Magnitude Ten 2 Hawthorne THE BIG BEAST Z U Soon 7 Hawthorne Buckey’s Charm 4 Laurel Park Beaster 3 Gulfstream Park West Kanithappen 4 Monmouth Park Glorious Tribute 10 Woodbine TREASURE BEACH (GB) Smite 11 Belmont Park Nettleton 7 Keeneland Voltamour 1 Woodbine Royal Urn 7 Monmouth Park Extravagant Rosie 8 Gulfstream Park West COWTOWN CAT Aqua Seaform Shame8 Santa Anita My Little Lily 5 Mahoning Valley Yes for Less 10 Gulfstream Park West TRIPPI Moma Girl 7 Mahoning Valley Startdfromdabottom10 Keeneland Four Left Feet 9 Hawthorne CURRENCY SWAP KHOZAN TWO STEP SALSA Currency Chrome 1 Monmouth Park Capitan Fofo 5 Gulfstream Park West Zalza 2 Charles Town Converter 4 Gulfstream Park West Where Ya Goin Owen 5 Gulfstream Park West That Khenny 5 Hawthorne UNCAPTURED Diosa 1 Los Alamitos Princess Betty 8 Gulfstream Park West Catch On Emotional 6 Gulfstream Park West Sundown Kid 10 Gulfstream Park West It pays to breed Free Dancer 9 Charles Town KISS THE KID Splash Cash 9 Gulfstream Park West Susie’s Kid 4 Mahoning Valley Florida-breds Just Kidding 7 Gulfstream Park West WILDCAT HEIR Learn more about Rockysbuckaroo 1 Monmouth Park LITE THE FUSE Striking Heir 7 Hawthorne Breeders’ Awards Quiberon Bay 7 Monmouth Park I Am too Wild 9 Hawthorne MACHO UNO WINSLOW HOMER www.ftboa.com Uno Champ 3 Woodbine Ty Ran a Homer 10 Monmouth Park Deano 7 Hawthorne Florida Thoroughbred Breeders’ Romeo O Romeo 9 Hawthorne and Owners’ Association Senorita Uno 11 Woodbine Continued on next page

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Copyright © 2004 Florida Stallion Progeny for Sunday, Oct. 25 Daily Racing Form Below is a list of runners sired by Florida stallions or former Florida stallions scheduled to start in races at racetracks across North America. Daily Racing Form, the information source for this list, does not include all North American racetracks. The list contains all data available at time of list generation.

CORFU Bay Storm 5 Belmont Park Sunday, October 25 Kukulkan 6 Laurel Park Booyakasha 6 Laurel Park ADIOS CHARLIE KHOZAN Rapido Gatta 7 Belmont Park DOUBLE HONOR Play for Honor 4 Century Mile Just a Bit Sassy 4 Gulfstream Park West AWESOME OF COURSE Wise Khozan 5 Hawthorne Nit Pick 5 Mountaineer Park DUKE OF MISCHIEF Khozana 7 Mountaineer Park Duches of Grace 7 Mountaineer Park Don’t Get Khozy 8 Gulfstream Park West Independent Miss 8 Gulfstream Park West BAHAMIAN SQUALL EXCHANGE RATE Bahamian Girl 7 Gulfstream Park West Maxim Rate 9 Santa Anita Kozy Dreams 8 Gulfstream Park West BENNY THE BULL Tradeable 10 Belmont Park MILWAUKEE BREW Richiesgotswagger 7 Hawthorne FIELD COMMISSION Whatswrongwithyou 9 Woodbine BIG DRAMA Abundant Story 4 Mountaineer Park PROSPECTIVE Lady Jae 2 Gulfstream Park West Byebye Byebye 11 Woodbine Tiz Possible Dear 8 Gulfstream Park West Franco’s Honour 11 Woodbine BIONDETTI RATTLESNAKE BRIDGE Beinfun 6 Gulfstream Park West FIRST DUDE Eads Bridge 8 Hawthorne Bion Magic 7 Gulfstream Park West El Duque 5 Mountaineer Park Worth Avenue 8 Gulfstream Park West SOLDAT BRETHREN Eye of a Soldier 4 Belmont Park Bimini 8 Gulfstream Park West GONE ASTRAY Deal Two 1 Gulfstream Park West TELLING CHITU Not Telling 6 Laurel Park Buffalo Max 2 Super Tuesday Pick 4 HANDSOME MIKE Exhalting 6 Golden Gate Fields Sir Seamus 9 Gulfstream Park West TREASURE BEACH (GB) Cerrado 7 Woodbine Buffalo Max 8 Mountaineer Park HE’S HAD ENOUGH Raymundos Secret 9 Santa Anita Itsenough 7 Gulfstream Park West CONGRATS Glinda Good Witch 9 Woodbine I’ll Make U Famous 2 Super Tuesday Pick 4 TWO STEP SALSA Dancin Nicky 6 Hawthorne Smash 3 Gulfstream Park West IMPERIALISM Citali 3 Hawthorne Imperial Wood 1 Super Tuesday Pick 4 UNCAPTURED You Split Tens 3 Hawthorne Imperial Wood 5 Century Mile Royal Meghan 8 Gulfstream Park West Lykan 7 Hawthorne Ribbon Winner 7 Laurel Park JESS’S DREAM WITH DISTINCTION Eileen Alexandra 6 Churchill Downs Grace Appeal 2 Mountaineer Park Last Judgment 8 Belmont Park I’ll Make U Famous 8 Mountaineer Park KANTHAROS YESBYJIMMINY Hey Congrats 11 Woodbine Copper Halo 4 Golden Gate Fields Yes Darlin 6 Mountaineer Park

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Copyright © 2004 Florida Breeders’ List for Saturday, October 24 Daily Racing Form Below is a list of Florida-bred runners scheduled to start in races at racetracks across North America. Daily Racing Form, the information source for this list, does not include all North American racetracks. This Dudes No Fool 4 Lynne Boutte & Linda Schroetlin Striking Heir 7 Shade Tree Thoroughbreds Inc & Saturday, October 24 Bahamian Beat 5 Jacks or Better Farm Inc. Ruth Delaplane CROSS COUNTRY PICK X Capitan Fofo 5 Brent Fernung & Crystal Fernung Tiz too Much 7 GoldMark Farm, LLC Eyeinthesky 2 Rusty Kindratiw Chandler’s Drama 5 Hallmarc Stallions LLC Grey Mask 9 Patricia M. Mayfield & Family His Glory 5 Farm III Enterprises LLC Deo Forte 5 Whitehall Lane Farm Broodmares IV Felon 5 SCF, Inc I Am too Wild 9 Brent Fernung & Crystal Fernung HOLLYWOOD CASINO AT CHARLES TOWN RACES Juan Boly 5 Jaime Mejia & Maria Ines Mejia Knockyourblockoff 9 Wesley Ward Social Media 2 Jacks or Better Farm Inc. Maletta 5 Midwest Thoroughbreds, Inc. Zalza 2 Dr. & Mrs. James Gamble Shanghai Levi 5 Katherine Devall KEENELAND Reason to Soar 3 John Ropes Drive In 3 Jake Scott, Mary Jolley, T. Wynn The Spider 5 Carolyn Wilson Royal Commission 3 Doubledown Stables, Inc. Jolley Where Ya Goin Owen 5 Stonehedge LLC Nettleton 7 Stonestreet Thoroughbred Looks Good 5 Brent Fernung & Crystal Fernung Catch On Emotional 6 Dani Dougherty Free Dancer 9 Oakleaf Farm Liz & Norman Holdings LLC Gran Patron 6 Linda Lee Schroetlin His Glory 9 Farm III Enterprises LLC Wilson Pro Quality 6 R. G. Lundock DVM CENTURY MILE Charlie the Greek 7 Suzanne Sharra-Maxwell LOS ALAMITOS Collar Me First 1 David Lavoie & Dardanellos 7 Leslie Hammond Diosa 1 Rachel Kimbell Orange Theory 1 William P. Sorren Ingreido 7 P & G Stables LLC Back Beauty 3 Bridle Oaks Farm Inc. Florist 3 Rustlewood Farm, Inc. Just Kidding 7 Steve Tucker Swirling 5 English Range Farm No Getting Over Me 7 Richard E. Wilson Aztec Key 5 Nick deMeric, Jaqui deMeric & MONMOUTH PARK Prestonwood Partnership Resident 7 Laurine Mae Fuller-Vargas Currency Chrome 1 Arlene M. Powell Singinginthejohn 7 Dr. Rick Erwin & Janet Erwin Proud Enough 1 GoldMark Farm, LLC GOLDEN HOUR WAGERS Donnameup 8 Dr. Robert Baker Rockysbuckaroo 1 John F Canty Willy the Cobbler 1 Sherry R. Mansfield & Kenneth H. Extravagant Rosie 8 Vicino Racing Stable Colorful Way 2 Stephen H. Smith Davis Filly Jean King 8 Arindel Katie Faloona 2 Charles Thomas Balmer Swamp Souffle 3 Craig L. Wheeler & Barry Mandamus 8 Orlyana Farm Highwaytwentyseven 3 Shadybrook Farm Inc Berkelhammer Princess Betty 8 Brent Fernung, Crystal Fernung & Sir Higgins 3 Echo Lane Of Ocala, LLC GOLDEN GATE FIELDS Eugene P. Cahalan Gray Gilding 4 Kerri Szegi Please Zip It 2 Off The Hook LLC & Gumpster Beauty Queen 9 Hallmarc Stallions LLC Pleasant Value 4 Helen Barbazon & Joseph Barbazon Stable Foolish Heart 9 Clark Freeman Naturally Quick 9 SJT Racing Stable LLC Mangrove Mamma 9 Eric J. Wirth Baby I’m Perfect 10 Happy Alter GULFSTREAM PARK WEST Splash Cash 9 Verbarctic Farm Candy Kingdom 10 Helen Barbazon & Joseph Barbazon Adios See Ya 1 Barry Kirkham & John Corner Hard West 10 JDBA Stables LLC Ty Ran a Homer 10 Nicholas John Downes El Gran Pichon 1 George T. Gurrola He Had a Secret 10 Carmen Roberson Extra Dough 1 Shadybrook Farm Inc. Jack B Winkle 10 Warren Miller MAHONING VALLEY RACE COURSE Makinalegacy 1 Dr. Myron R. Wilson Siesta Moon 10 Milan Kosanavich Queena Esther 1 Chris Compton Must Be a Monster 1 Martin Goodell & Emily Goodell Sundown Kid 10 Debra Posgai Trap 4 Glockenburg, LLC Ricky Run 1 Jackie C. Bentley Yes for Less 10 Oakleaf Farm, Dr. Edward Wiest, Watch Your Step 6 Dr. Rick Erwin & Janet Erwin First and Three 2 Three Gin Guys Stable Norman Wilson & Liz Wilson REMINGTON PARK Fourth Design 2 Luis Asniel Aleman & Maryolen Cascade King 9 Bridle Oaks Farm Inc. GREAT MEADOW Aleman Taino House 9 Donald R Dizney, LLC Freedom Matters 2 Four Horsemen’s Ranch He’ll Do 4 Brereton C. Jones Majestic Luna 2 McKathan Bros. HAWTHORNE Beaster 3 Joanne Crowe Cocoa Peach 2 Rebecca Alexander Candy Fury 3 Los Samanes LLC He Ain’t No Saint 3 Tracy Pinchin Magnitude Ten 2 Susan Kahn Aqua Seaform Shame8 Green Key Farm Highly Noted 3 SCF, Inc. Vice Grip 2 Edward Seltzer Willy the Cobbler 9 Sherry R. Mansfield & Kenneth Master Q 3 Just For Fun Stable, Inc. Probably Grace 3 Carolyn Wilson H. Davis Sixty One 3 English Range Farm Awesome Indra 4 Sue’s Farm II, LLC & Richard Swamp Souffle 10 Craig L. Wheeler & Barry Berkelhammer Trinni Valantine 3 Sherry Racing, Inc. Nancarrow Try Me 3 Just For Fun Stable, Inc. Ballet Show 5 Glockenburg LLC WOODBINE Turpial 3 Luis Ortiz Mango Tree 5 Glockenburg LLC State Crown 5 Live Oak Stud Converter 4 A. Francis Vanlangendonck & That Khenny 5 Randy Myers Diamondback 6 Smokey Willow Farm Barbara H. Vanlangendonck He’s Thunder 6 Lisa McGreevy Eyeinthesky 8 Rusty Kindratiw Onemoretimearound 4 Ciaran Dunne & Amy Dunne Road Game 7 Stonewall’s Prestige Stallions, Could Be Fate 11 Marion G. Montanari Superfrolicflash 4 Wind Hill Farm As Agent Continued on next page

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Copyright © 2004 Florida Breeders’ List for Sunday, Oct. 25 Daily Racing Form Below is a list of Florida-bred runners scheduled to start in races at racetracks across North America. Daily Racing Form, the information source for this list, does not include all North American racetracks. Unlockthepotential 3 Woodford Thoroughbreds MOUNTAINEER CASINO RACETRACK & RESORT Sunday, October 25 Youshouldbesolucky 3 David Melin & Eddie Plesa Grace Appeal 2 Hartley/De Renzo Thoroughbreds, Just a Bit Sassy 4 Rustlewood Farm, Inc. BELMONT PARK LLC Peace Nicker 2 Arindel La Tres Jolie 4 Mr. & Mrs. Annuncio Stanchieri & Aznavour 3 Juan Francisco Landaeta & Jorge Our Flash Drive 5 Live Oak Stud Farm III Enterprises Tabraue Rapido Gatta 7 Amsterdam One Stable & Beinfun 6 Emil Hagger Princess Magdalena 3 George T. Gurrola Elizabeth N. Tesiero Vintner 6 Moises Yanez Abandoned 4 Sherry Hanscom Cucina 8 Donald R. Dizney, LLC Bahamian Girl 7 McKathan Bros. El Duque 5 Donald R. Dizney, LLC Last Judgment 8 Woodford Thoroughbreds Bion Magic 7 Verbarctic Farm & Lee Vinson Nit Pick 5 Mary Robinson Itsenough 7 Hardacre Farm Yes Darlin 6 Gary Lee Mahon & Jacqueline CHURCHILL DOWNS Tale of V K 7 Farm III Enterprices LLC Jane Diamond Loyal Louie 4 Mary K. Haire Bimini 8 Arindel Duches of Grace 7 Allen Gardner & Jenny Gardner Mr. Estes 4 Destiny Oaks of Ocala Don’t Get Khozy 8 Special Effort Farm, Laura Colon Khozana 7 Lisa McGreevy & Jerry Alampi & Michael Colon Fast Point 9 Off The Hook Partners LLC & FROM THE MOUNTAIN TO THE PRAIRIES PICK 4 Foxy Mischief 8 Hickstead Farm Fast Point 4 Off The Hook Partners LLC & Farm III Enterprises LLC Independent Miss 8 Stonehedge LLC Farm III Enterprises LLC Kozy Dreams 8 Rustlewood Farm, Inc. SANTA ANITA PARK GOLDEN GATE FIELDS Royal Meghan 8 Ocala Stud Unicorn 3 Brent Fernung, Crystal Fernung & Exhalting 6 Christine Weiss Tiz Possible Dear 8 Addison Clare Silva Jr. Mike Reilly Worth Avenue 8 Karen Blaho Majestic Diva 6 GoldMark Farm, LLC GULFSTREAM PARK WEST Ed’s Dog 9 Midwest Thoroughbreds Inc. Raymundos Secret 9 Edward Seltzer, Beverly Anderson, Alluring Rumba 1 Jim Ballinger Sir Seamus 9 Helen Barbazon & Joseph Barbazon Joseph Barbazon & Helen Barbazon Deal Two 1 Inversiones FI LLC Awesome Ella 11 Vegso Racing Stable Keep a Eye On Mike 1 Carlos Rafael & Leanne M. HAWTHORNE Robbins Fixico 4 Carolyn Wilson WOODBINE British Edge 2 Margaret Barton & David Barton Wise Khozan 5 J D Farms Tap the Mojo 2 Live Oak Stud Glitter Bay 2 A. Francis Vanlangendonck, Eads Bridge 8 Randall Hartley & Dean DeRenzo Clear Destination 6 Seek Again Syndicate & Cedar Barbara H.Vanlangendonck & Gate FarmLLC Haras Buen Borincano LAUREL PARK Cerrado 7 Stroud Lane Farm Talks in Her Sleep 2 Milan Kosanovich Lady Jae 2 JJ Brevan Stable LLC Striking Moon 7 Southwind Stables, Inc. Beyond the Victory 4 Live Oak Stud Nurse Judy 2 Gem Holdings, Inc. Glinda Good Witch 9 Eric Reller & Michelle Reller Winning Drive 4 Haras Buen Borincano, Inc. Cappy Hour 3 George Santis & Judy Karlin Byebye Byebye 11 Teamwork Racing Company Booyakasha 6 Norman Dellheim & Gary Mesnick Mr. Papillon 3 Carl H. Johnson & Martha A. Franco’s Honour 11 Carol Hershe Kukulkan 6 Luis D. Martinez Johnson Not Telling 6 Donna M. Burnham Smash 3 Arindel May On the Run 8 Sweeper Brook Farm It pays to breed Florida-breds! Souper Courage 3 Live Oak Stud

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