DOCSLIB.ORG

UNNAMED 3T117 1 (INDIANA SIRED) Brown Filly - Foaled February 3, 2019 - Freeze Brand #3T117

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
UNNAMED 3T117 1 (INDIANA SIRED) Brown Filly - Foaled February 3, 2019 - Freeze Brand #3T117 Consigned by: Oakwood Farms Agent, Montgomery, IN UNNAMED 3T117 1 (INDIANA SIRED) Brown Filly - Foaled February 3, 2019 - Freeze Brand #3T117 Garland Lobell 3, 1:55.3 Andover Hall 3, 1:51.3 .................... Amour Angus 3, 2:03.1f Dover Dan 3, 1:51.3 .................... Royal Troubador 2, 1:57.1 Cr Kay Suzie 4, 1:52.3 .................... Country Kay Sue 3, Q1:57.3f UNNAMED 3T117 Conway Hall 3, 1:53.4 Windsongs Legacy 3, 1:53 ............. Yankee Windsong 3, Q2:02.1f Legacy Delight ............................. Dream Of Glory 3, 1:57.2 Bright Leaf ...................................... Super Miss Chris By DOVER DAN 3, 1:51.3 ($523,470). At 2, winner of Bluegrass S. div at The Red Mile, PASS div(twice) at The Meadows, div at Harrahs Philadelphia; third in Int'l Stallion S. div at The Red Mile, PASS div at Pocono Downs. At 3, winner of Bluegrass S. div at The Red Mile, Canadian Trotting Classic elim at Mohawk, PA All Stars div at Pocono Downs, PASS div at Pocono Downs, final at Harrahs Philadelphia; second in Canadian Trotting Classic final at Mohawk, Currier & Ives S. div at The Meadows; third in Breeders Crown elim at Hoosier Park, Earl Beal Jr. Memorial elim at Pocono Downs. Oldest foals are weanlings in 2019. 1st dam LEGACY DELIGHT, by WINDSONGS LEGACY 3, 1:53. From 3 foals, including a two-year-old of 2019, dam of- Dc Fire N Ice (c, Guccio). Now 2. 2nd dam BRIGHT LEAF, by DREAM OF GLORY 3, 1:57.2. From 10 foals, dam of 6 winners (3 in 1:56, 4 in 1:58) including- BEARDMORE (h, Angus Hall) 2, 1:59.4s, 3, T1:54.4- ’04 ($463,717) 3 wins. At 2, winner of Champlain S. at Mohawk, Valley Victory S. final at Mohawk; second in Campbellville S. elim and final at Mohawk, ONSS Gold elim at Windsor, ONSS Grassroots div at Kawartha Downs; third in ONSS Gold elim andfinal at Mohawk. Exported to Denmark. FRISKY FERGI (m, Garland Lobell) 2, Q1:58.1f, 3, 1:56f- ’03 ($148,127) 7 wins. At 2, winner of KY Std Sale S. div at Hoosier Park, Reynolds Memorial div at Pocono Downs; second in KYSS cons at The Red Mile. At 3, winner of Hudson S. elim at Yonkers, KY Spring Ch elim at The Red Mile, Reynolds Memorial div at Pocono Downs; second in Hambletonian-Oaks elim at The Meadowlands; third in KYSS div at The Red Mile, final at The Red Mile. Dam of FRISKY STRIKE 3, 1:55.4s, 4, 1:53.4f- ’13 ($313,717); FRISKEM 2, Q2:02.1, 3, 1:56.3, 4, 1:55.2s- ’09 ($145,124); FRISKY MAGIC 2, 2:01.1f, 3, 1:54.1s- ’13 ($107,515) etc.; grandam of MAGICAL BELIEFS 2, 1:56.4f, 3, 1:55.2f- ’19 ($286,857); WHEELS A TURNING 2, 1:58.2s, 3, 1:56.2s- ’17 ($224,587); MAY BABY 2, 1:53.2s- ’19 ($217,490) etc. STRUTTIN CONWAY (h, Conway Hall) 3, 1:58.4f, 1:54.2f- ’14 ($118,608) 13 wins. At 4, third in Open at Dover Downs. As aged, second in Open at Rosecroft; third in Open at Dover Downs. DA BESS (m, Cumin) 2, 2:02f, 3, 1:56.3- ’98 ($96,193) 14 wins. At 2, winner of DE Breeders S. div at Harrington, DE Std Breeders Fund div at Dover Downs; third in MD Std. Race Fund div at Rosecroft. At 3, winner of MD Std. Race Fund div at Ocean Downs, div at Rosecroft; third in MD Std. Race Fund div at Rosecroft. Dam of PENN STIX 2, 2:01.2, 3, Q1:58.3- ’05 ($39,239) etc.; grandam of MIKE THE TRADER 2, Q2:06f, 3, 1:58.4f, 1:53.4f- ’14 ($483,870); BIG AND LITTLE 2, 1:56.4f, 3, 1:55.3f, 1:52.4f- ’13 ($337,781) etc. Bear Y Lovely (m, Angus Hall). At 2, third in Early Closer C leg(twice) at The Red Mile. Dam of DC DORA 2, 2:13.4h, 3, 2:02.2h- ’16 ($13,445); SOUTHERN GAL 2, Q2:05.2f, 3, 2:01.2f- ’13 ($13,073) etc. Brightest Moment (m, Garland Lobell) 3, 2:01.1f- ’05 ($5,844) 1 win. Dam of BRILLIANCE HANOVER 3, 1:57.2f, 4, 1:55f- ’12 ($220,079); BURST HANOVER 3, 2:02.1h, 4, 1:59f- ’15 ($86,902) etc. Big Boss Hoss (h, Armbro Goal) 2, 2:08.4h- ’98 ($751) 1 win. Heart Thunder (m, Cumin). Dam of SIZEISNTEVERYTHING 4, 1:58.1s- ’06 ($77,887) etc. Legacy Delight (m, Windsongs Legacy). As Above. 3rd dam SUPER MISS CHRIS, by SUPER BOWL 3, 1:56.2. From 13 foals, dam of 7 winners (1 in 1:56, 2 in 1:58) including- C L STIX (g, Balanced Image) 2, Q2:06.1f, 3, 1:59.3f, 1:55.1f- ’98 ($329,106) 37 wins. At 4, winner of Cherry Hill Series leg at Garden State Park; second in Cherry Hill Series leg(twice) at Garden State Park. As aged, winner of Father Foley Memorial final at The Meadowlands; second in Father Foley Memorial leg(twice) at The Meadowlands; third in Open (twice) at Pompano Park. C L WINDSWEPT (g, Royal Strength) 3, 2:04.4h, 1:56.3s- ’99 ($128,469) 10 wins. ZORGWIJK INTIMATE (m, Southwind Lustre) 2, 2:05.1h, 3, 2:03.3h, Q2:03h- ’10 ($70,089) 4 wins. At 2, winner of ONSS Grassroots div at Clinton; second in ONSS Grassroots div at Hiawatha Horse Park; third in ONSS Grassroots div at Georgian Downs, div at Sudbury Downs. DESPERATE TIMES (m, Dream Of Glory) 3, 1:59.4f- ’91 ($66,963) 10 wins. At 3, second in ONSS div at Greenwood. CL SCREAMING DEMON (m, Mr Chin) 3, 2:00s- ’00 ($11,940) 1 win. At 3, winner of Celias Counsel Series leg at Mohawk. Dam of THE PRESENCE 3, Q2:00.3s, 4, 1:57.4f- ’08 ($75,526); PRESCIENCE 2, 2:06.4h, 3, 1:59f- ’08 ($37,733) etc. Blue Tie (g, Dream Of Glory) 3, 2:03.2f, 2:03.2h- ’94 ($35,555) 13 wins. Tax Holiday (m, Dream Of Glory) 4, 2:01.2f- ’96 ($8,558) 3 wins. Dam of Millenniumforce 3, 2:04.4f- ’03 ($2,344) etc. Bright Leaf (m, Dream Of Glory). As Above. Zorgwijk Fan (m, Wesgate Crown). Dam of Mvs Royal Pride 4, 2:00.1h- ’10 ($47,107) etc. Owners Statement Foal from the first crop of Dover Dan, foaled 2/3/19. Consigned by: Oakwood Farms, Montgomery, IN 2 2019 UNNAMED FOAL (INDIANA SIRED) Bay Filly - Foaled - Freeze Brand #3T609 Western Ideal p, 1:48 Rocknroll Hanover p, 3, 1:48.3 ....... Rich N Elegant p, 3, 1:56.4 Rockin Image p, 3, 1:48.2 ........... Real Artist p, 3, Q1:51 Kikikatie p, 3, 1:50.3 ....................... Katies Lucky Lady p, 3, 1:54.2s 2019 UNNAMED FOAL Cams Card Shark p, 3, 1:50 Bettors Delight p, 3, 1:49.4 ............. Classic Wish p, 3, T1:52 Mystical Gypsy p, 3, 1:51.2s ...... Life Sign p, 3, 1:50.3 Under Your Spell p, 3, 1:51 ............. Nukes Magic p, 3, 1:53.3q By ROCKIN IMAGE p, 3, 1:48.2 ($900,541). At 2, winner of Bluegrass Series div at The Red Mile, Int’l Stallion S. div at The Red Mile, NJSS div at The Meadowlands; second in Governors Cup S. elim at Harrahs Chester Casino; third in NJSS final at The Meadowlands. At 3, winner of Delvin Miller Adios S. elim at The Meadows, Historic- Jesery Cup leg at The Meadowlands, Meadowlands Pace elim at The Meadowlands, Oliver Wendell Holmes S. div at The Meadowlands, Progress Pace elim and final at Dover Downs; second in Breeders Crown elim at Pocono Downs, Cane S. final at Freehold, Little Brown Jug elim at Delaware County Fair, Matron S. elim at Dover Downs, NJSS div at The Meadowlands; third in Bluegrass Series div at The Red Mile, Matron S. final at Dover Downs, NJSS div at The Meadowlands. Sire of 17 in 1:50 - 246 in 1:55 - 327 in 2:00 including FREAKY FEET PETE p, 2, 1:50.3s, 3, 1:48.2s, 4, 1:47.1f- ’16 ($1,613,343); ROCK N TONY p, 2, 1:52.3s, 3, 1:50.2s- ’17 ($639,671); ROCK THE LOOK p, 2, 1:54.4s, 3, 1:51.3s, 4, 1:50.3f- ’16 ($470,130); CANT TOUCH THIS p, 2, 1:53s, 3, 1:51s, 4, 1:50.3s- ’17 ($422,864) etc. 1st dam MYSTICAL GYPSY p, 2, 1:55.3f, 3, 1:51.2s- ’11 ($76,860) 3 wins, by BETTORS DELIGHT p, 3, 1:49.4. At 2, winner of NY Late Closer div at Tioga Downs. At 3, winner of NYSS div at Vernon Downs; second in NY Fair S. div at Tioga Downs, NYSS div at Batavia Downs, div(twice) at Yonkers. From 4 foals, including a two-year-old of 2019, dam of 3 winners (3 in 1:55) including- TRIBAL WAR (g, Rock N Roll Heaven) p, 2, Q1:55.3, 3, 1:53.1s- ’17 ($53,132) 3 wins. At 3, winner of NY Excelsior B Series div at Vernon Downs, div at Yonkers; second in NY Excelsior B Series div at Buffalo, div at Historic Track. TIME TO DANCE (g, A Rocknroll Dance) p, 2, 1:53.2s- ’18 ($33,604) 6 wins.
Load more

Recommended publications
  • History of the Kin Race Track Park, and a Compilation of Other Pertinent Documents
    History of the Kin Race Track Park, and a compilation of other pertinent documents. Compiled by Dr. Lois Philp as background for discussion at the District of Coldstream Agricultural Advisory Committee meeting: Feb. 9th, 2010, 7:00 pm. i Please distribute at the January 12, 2010 4:30 pm meeting. Attachment 1 (3 pages) History as published by the Okanagan Historical and Natural History Society Year 2000 t track in Canada. Kin Race Track had its beginning KIN RACE TRACK when Cornelius 0*Keefe purchased an acreage in 1883 just outside Priest Valley, which was in the in­ •••♦..a history terior of B.C. In 18S5 Priest Valley was a beautiful little town snuggled into hills fringed with pine and byDr.LoisE.Philp covered with hearty bunch grass. Cattle from the local mocbes grazed on the hills. The town was mir­ he month of May is w«tn sun and fragrant, rored by three lakes. Tmoist earth, Sharp scents of crushed grass and clean-up fires are softened by the essence of new A committee was formed from the 40 citizens of green leaves and a profusion of blossoms. The days Priest Valley and outlying areas to organize horse are busy with sound. Birds wake at dawn, horses racing. With all-night dances in the local hotel and squeal and nicker for their foals and there is time to other sporting events the same weekend, it became listen to the morning and feel the comforting rays of the largest social event in the small town. In 18S7, the sun. Priest Valley was renamed Vernon in honour of George Forbes Vemon, owner of the Coldstream The Kentucky Derby is held the first Saturday in Ranch.
    [Show full text]
  • Chapter 3 Heroines in a Time of War: Nelvana of the Northern Lights And
    Chapter 3 Heroines in a Time of War: Nelvana of the Northern Lights and Wonder Woman as Symbols of the United States and Canada Scores of superheroes emerged in comic books just in time to defend the United States and Canada from the evil machinations of super-villains, Hitler, Mussolini, and other World War II era enemies. By 1941, War Nurse Pat Parker, Miss America, Pat Patriot, and Miss Victory were but a few of the patriotic female characters who had appeared in comics to fight villains and promote the war effort. These characters had all but disappeared by 1946, a testament to their limited wartime relevance. Though Nelvana of the Northern Lights (hereafter “Nelvana”) and Wonder Woman first appeared alongside the others in 1941, they have proven to be more enduring superheroes than their crime-fighting colleagues. In particular, Nelvana was one of five comic book characters depicted in the 1995 Canada Post Comic Book Stamp Collection, and Wonder Woman was one of ten DC Comics superheroes featured in the 2006 United States Postal Service (USPS) Commemorative Stamp Series. The uniquely enduring iconic statuses of Nelvana and Wonder Woman result from their adventures and character development in the context of World War II and the political, social, and cultural climates in their respective English-speaking areas of North America. Through a comparative analysis of Wonder Woman and Nelvana, two of their 1942 adventures, and their subsequent deployment through government-issued postage stamps, I will demonstrate how the two characters embody and reinforce what Michael Billig terms “banal nationalism” in their respective national contexts.
    [Show full text]
  • LITTLE BROWN JUG ORAL HISTORY PROJECT the Reminiscences of Eric Wilt Interview November 5, 2019
    LITTLE BROWN JUG ORAL HISTORY PROJECT The Reminiscences of Eric Wilt Interview November 5, 2019 Delaware County Historical Society Delaware, Oh www.delawareohiohistory.org © 2020 The Delaware County Historical Society, Inc Do not copy or share without written permission Eric Wilt Page 2 PREFACE The following oral history is the result of a recorded interview with Eric Wilt, conducted by Richard Leavy on November 5, 2019 at the Delaware County District Library. Readers are asked to bear in mind that they are reading a transcript of the spoken word, rather than written prose. The following transcript has been created by Jay Wolf and has been edited for clarity only. Transcriptionist Jay Wolf Transcription Date May 1, 2020 Interviewee Eric Wilt Interviewer Richard Leavy Interview Location Delaware County District Library Interview Date: November 5, 2019 Eric Wilt Page 3 Eric Wilt Transcript Leavy: I just want to start out by saying, thank you very much for being willing to do this. Wilt: Thank you, sir. Leavy; Eric has been the paddock blacksmith for years, so he has an insight into the Little Brown Jug that, well, not many other people would have. So, I’m just going to start by asking you how old were you the first time you saw a Jug? Wilt: The first year I worked it was 1991. I was 22, just turned 23. I was actually there in 85, 86. But I didn’t have any interest in horses, like I do now. When you are 16, 17 years old, trying to figure out how to make a living wondering in the woods with a bow and arrow [laughing].
    [Show full text]
  • Sitting Outside the Hambletonian Spotlight
    DRF HARNESS HOME DIGITAL HARNESS EYE HARNESS PPS DRF BETS ENTRIES ARCHIVE THURSDAY, JULY 30, 2020 Sitting outside the Hambletonian spotlight Marcus Melander was the focus of the 2019 Hambletonian as the trainer NEW PLAYERS of the top three favorites. Now he’s back with a less heralded bunch DOUBLE YOUR By Derick Giwner HAMBLETONIAN – 1ST ELIMINATION FIRST DEPOSIT One year removed from sending out four 1. BACK OF THE NECK (SCOTT ZERON), 2-1 horses in the Hambletonian eliminations, 2. THIRD SHIFT (AKE SVANSTEDT), 8-1 UP TO $250 including the three favorites - Greenshoe, 3. AMIGO VOLO (DEXTER DUNN), 7-2 Gimpanzee and Green Manalishi S - trainer 4. BIG OIL (ANDY MILLER), 10-1 JOIN NOW Marcus Melander is back with a more under- 5. MAESTERAEMON (BRIAN SEARS), 12-1 the-radar quartet that could very well make 6. HOLLYWOOD STORY (TIM TETRICK), 10-1 up for the let-down on the first Saturday in 7. RAMONA HILL (ANDY MCCARTHY), 5-1 August of 2019. 8. BEADS (JIMMY TAKTER), 9-2 Inside this issue Two $50,000 Hambletonian eliminations are set for Saturday (8/1) at The Meadowlands, with Burke trio takes aim at $375,000 Adios the top five in each advancing to the $1,000,000 HAMBLETONIAN – 2ND ELIMINATION final on August 8. For the first time since 2012, final at The Meadows, Page 4 the eliminations are being contested the week 1. CAPRICORNUS (TIM TETRICK), 15-1 2. SISTER SLEDGE (BRIAN SEARS), 3-1 Jay Bergman: Rivalries, past, present prior to the final rather than asking horses to race multiple heats on the same day.
    [Show full text]
  • Past Winners of USHWA Awards
    Past Winners of USHWA Awards Stanley F. Bergstein-Proximity Achievement Award Winners 2015 Jim Simpson 2014 Russell Williams 2013 Joe Thomson 2012 John Campbell 2011 Roger Huston 2010 The Horseman and Fair World 2009 Gail Cunard 2008 Ellen Taylor 2007 Ebby Gerry Jr. 2006 Jeff Gural 2005 John Manzi 2004 Carl Allen 2003 Tom Charters 2002 Peter Gerry 2001 State University of NY at Morrisville 2000 Hanover Shoe Farms 1999 Goshen Historic Track 1998 Vincent J. Bergamo 1997 Standardbred Retirement Foundation 1996 Harness Horse Youth Foundation 1995 Philip A. Pines 1994 Margot Taylor 1993 Marvin Bachrad 1992 Anthony Abbatiello 1991 Lloyd Arnold 1990 The Trotting & Pacing Guide 1989 John A. Cashman Jr. 1988 Charles J. Russo 1987 Hugh A. (Andy) Grant Jr. 1986 William F. Brown Jr. 1985 The Breeders Crown 1984 Rambling Willie 1983 Allen J. Finkelson 1982 George Smallsreed 1981 Alan J. Leavitt 1980 T.J. (Ted) Zornow 1979 The Meadowlands 1978 John F. Simpson Sr. 1977 The Hambletonian Society 1976 Stanley F. Bergstein 1975 Mike Lee 1974 Roy Shudt 1973 Herve Filion 1972 The Grand Circuit 1971 Dr. LeRoy Coggins 1970 James C. Harrison 1969 Hoof Beats 1968 T. Wayne Smart 1967 Frank Ervin 1966 The Hall of Fame of the Trotter 1965 Stanley F. Dancer 1964 Little Brown Jug Society 1963 U.S. Trotting Association 1962 George Morton Levy 1961 Harness Tracks of America 1960 Delvin G. Miller 1959 Hayes Fair Acres (Gene & Don) 1958 William R. Haughton 1957 Walter J. Michael 1956 E. Roland Harriman 1955 M. I. (Doc) Robins Program 1954 Octave Blake 1953 William H.
    [Show full text]
  • Starting Gate Newsletter (Sept&Oct 2018)
    Starting Gate Horseplayer and racing guide • September/October 2018 September and October Stakes Calendar Saturday, September 8 Summer may be coming to an end, but the racing action at Penn National Kentucky Turf Cup (Gr. 3) - KD Friday, October 5 Gaming tracks is just getting started. Live meets from Dayton, Zia Park, Ban- Kentucky Downs Ladies Sprint (Gr. 3) - KD Alcibiades Stakes (Gr. 1) - Kee gor, and Mahoning Valley all get underway during the coming months. Kentucky Downs Ladies Turf (Gr. 3) - KD Phoenix Stakes (Gr. 2) - Kee Kentucky Downs Turf Sprint (Gr. 3) - KD British Columbia Derby (Can-Gr. 3) - Hst Saturday, October 6 Hollywood Gaming at Dayton Raceway begins their Standardbred meet on Champagne Stakes (Gr. 1) - Bel Monday, September 10. The 75-day meet features live racing every Monday Saturday, September 15 Beldame Stakes (Gr. 1) - Bel and Tuesday at 2:15 PM ET and Thursday, Friday, and Saturday at 6:15 PM Sands Point Stakes (Gr. 2) - Bel Hill Prince Stakes (Gr. 2) - Bel ET. There is also live racing scheduled on Wednesday, November 21. Iroquois Stakes (Gr. 3) - CD Breeders’ Futurity (Gr. 1) - Kee Locust Grove (Gr. 3) - CD First Lady Stakes (Gr. 1) - Kee Pocahontas (Gr. 2) - CD Shadwell Turf Mile (Gr. 1) - Kee Zia Park gets their 53-day mix meet started on Saturday, September 22. De Francis Memorial Dash (Gr.3) - Lrl Thoroughbred Club America (Gr. 2) - Kee Quarter Horse racing will be featured on Saturdays and Sundays starting at Woodbine Mile (Can-Gr. 1) - WO Woodford Stakes (Gr. 2) - Kee 2:00 PM ET, while Thoroughbreds will race on Mondays and Tuesdays at Northern Dancer Turf (Can-Gr.
    [Show full text]
  • PLAN to ATTEND As the Winner of the Max C
    August race calendar page 20 FRIDAY, JULY 29, 2016 ©2016 HORSEMAN PUBLISHING CO., LEXINGTON, KY USA • FOR ADVERTISING INFORMATION CALL (859) 276-4026 Racing Hill Favored To Win Another Major With Adios PLAN TO ATTEND As the winner of the Max C. Hempt Memorial Pace and runner-up in the Pepsi North America Cup and Meadow- lands Pace, Racing Hill has made a strong case that he is the top colt in the 3-year-old colt pacing division thus far this season. On Saturday afternoon Racing Hill has a great chance to make his case even stronger as he’s the 8-5 morning line fa- vorite to capture the 50th edition of the Adios. The Adios AUGUST 29 & 30, 2016 will be contested as Race 12, with an approximate post time of 4 p.m. BLACK TYPE YEARLING SESSION — MONDAY, AUGUST 29 Bred and owned by Tom Hill and trained by Tony ONLINE CATALOG WILL BE AVAILABLE AT Alagna, Racing Hill has been driven by Brett Miller in all www.bloodedhorse.com eight of his races this season. And Miller knows his way MANY OUTSTANDING YEARLING ENTRIES — DON’T MISS IT! around the five-eighths mile Meadows oval very well. Miller was a regular at The Meadows before moving to concentrate on driving at East Coast tracks. His strategy for the Adios? “The Meadows is a very tough track to race first-over,” shared Miller. “If I can avoid being first-over, or at least not be first-over too early in the race, that is my preference.
    [Show full text]
  • Ror Lew ·Senice Victory Llally Oa Deceaher 5 Por Cimiu Deleue Leeds
    Volume 7, Number 14 Greenbelt, Maryland November 20, 1942 Five Cents Capital Transit Minute Men on the Range Victory Rally on December 5 Will Give Trial Will Aim at $1000 Goal Again For New Service For Civilian Defense Needs By Donald H. Cooper A band concert, a movie, a prominent speaker, and a After five years in the dance-those are the essential program items of Greenbelt's big Victory Rally to be held December 5 in the Auditorium. transportation dogh o u s e One thousand dollars for the local Civilian Defense Corps with Capital Transit Com­ is the goal of those in charge of the program. Family pany's service Greenbelt tickets wiU sell at $1, but children will have separate tickets commuters face another "ex­ at 25 cents apiece. Greenbelt's Second Rally peri-ment." As a result of The Defense Rally held last the hearing before the Mary­ February raised a fund of $1000 2 New Members Fill which provided basic equipment land Public Service Commis­ for Civilian Defense workers of sion November 16 the Tran­ Defense Council this community. Next month's sit Company has been given program will be similar in con­ -Photo by Kasko. The Town Council officially ap­ tent and purpose. "In addition," the privileges of putting on a Sharp-shooting Minute Men in Greenbelt Company 924 are shown aid Commander Arthur Rysticken, revised system for Greenbelt and pointed the last two members of in training at the Greenbelt Gun Club's rifle range north of the dis­ Greenbelt's Civilian Defense Coun­ "coming as it does close to Decem­ other Prince Georges towns during posal plant.
    [Show full text]
  • 2018 Annual Report Table of Contents
    HORSE RACING ALBERTA 2018 Annual Report Table of Contents Vision, Mandate, Mission, Core Business .................1 Board of Directors ......................................................1 Message from the Chair and the CEO .......................2 Regulatory and Appeals .............................................3 Operations ..................................................................4 Opening of Century Mile ...........................................6 Horse Racing Alberta 2018 Recap .............................8 Animal Testing and Breeding ....................................9 Auditor’s Report ...................................................... 10 Financial Statements .............................................. 13 Alberta will be recognized internationally for premier horse racing, breeding Vision and quality entertainment. MANDATE MISSION CORE BUSINESS 1. To govern, direct, control, regulate, To be a governing body whose role is To stabilize, enhance and ensure manage, market and promote horse to promote and facilitate the growth, the growth and integrity of racing in any or all of its forms. integrity and economic contribution of the Alberta horse racing and 2. To protect the health, safety and the Alberta horse racing and breeding breeding industry. welfare of racehorses and, with industry. This shall be done by providing respect to horse racing, the safety quality entertainment, employment, and welfare of racing participants economic and value-added agricultural and racing officials. opportunities within a unified,
    [Show full text]
  • Hambletonian Oaks Oaks Speed Records
    HAMBLETONIAN OAKS HIGHS & LOWS Highest Win Payoff Smallest Place Payoff $122.80 • Working Gal (1990) $2.10 • Multiple Horses Highest Place Payoff Smallest Show Payoff $37.00 • Hanna Mining (1982) heat $2.10 • Multiple Horses Highest Show Payoff Largest Purse $29.60 • BJ’s Pleasure (1986) heat $943,042 (2009) Highest Exacta Smallest Purse $3,198.60 • Hanna Mining & Keystone Helene (1982) heat $31,500 (1971) Smallest Win Payoff Record Number of Entrants $2.40 • Syrinx Hanover (2013) 32 (2009) $2.40 • Bee A Magician (2013) $2.40 • Ariana G (2017) OAKS SPEED RECORDS Fastest Fractions First quarter 261 • Sorella (2020 Final) Half 541 • Bee A Magician (2013 Final) Three quarters 1:223 • Bee A Magician (2013 Final); Sorella (2020 Final) Mile 1:50 • Manchego (2018 Final) Last quarter 263 • Manchego (2018 Final) 217 HAMBLETONIAN OAKS DRIVER, TRAINER, OWNER, BREEDER RECORDS Drivers with Trainers with Most Hambletonian Oaks Victories Most Hambletonian Oaks Victories SIX EIGHT Yannick Gingras Jimmy Takter Lifetime Pursuit (2014) Gleam (1994) Wild Honey (2015) Southwind Allaire (2003) All The Time (2016) Passionate Glide (2006) Ariana G (2017) Lifetime Pursuit (2014) Wild Honey (2015) Manchego (2018) All The Time (2016) Sorella (2020) Ariana G (2017) FOUR Manchego (2018) Berndt Lindstedt Spring Dash (1981) SIX Nan’s Catch (1988) Jan Johnson Must Be Victory (1997) Spring Dash (1981) Marita’s Victory (2000) Conch (1985) Nans Catch (1988) THREE Must Be Victory (1997) Glen Garnsey Marita’s Victory (2000) Gay Blossom (1971) Silver Springs (2004) Colonial
    [Show full text]
  • Joe Mclead and His Uncle Billy Walters Have Brought Four Class
    Optimism For Ohio Joe McLead and his Uncle Billy Walters have brought four class stallions to Sugar Valley Farm in Delaware, Ohio, hoping to be in on the beginning of the resurrgance of harness racing and breeding in that once prosperous state. By Nicole Kraft When Dale Walters brought his cham- But the Walters family, especially Dale’s pion pacer Sugar Tree home in 1969 to son Billy, remember when harness racing stand stud at his family’s Sugar Valley Farm glory and Ohio were synonymous. And on in Delaware, Ohio, the Buckeye State was the eve of slot machines potentially coming the center of the Standardbred universe. to Ohio tracks, he and nephew Joe McLead It bred among the most, raced among are striving to bring Buckeye State breeding the most and attracted the best horses and out of the rubble of its crumbling recent horsemen to its tracks. past to shine once again. A lot has changed since then. Walters, a longtime driver and trainer, The world famous Delaware County Fair and McLead, former general manager of may still draw racing’s spotlight to Ohio for a Winbak Farms, have joined forces to bring few precious days, but the rest of the year is stallions back to Sugar Tree to create a stal- filled with limited racing opportunities at lion station for the 21st century. With sup- decaying tracks with purses barely bigger port from such industry heavyweights as than they were when Sugar Tree raced. George Teague Jr., Winbak’s Joe Thomson, o Joe McLead (left) and Billy Walters - Photo by Amy Allan OPTIMISM FOR OHIO Photo Photo by Lisa Photo Tara Hills Farms’ David and Peter Another of the top stallion prospects to be standing at Sugar Valley for the 2012 Heffering and Aaron Waxman, they aim season is the Broadway Hall horse Pilgrims Taj, a winner of over a million dollars to offer the best bloodlines in the during his racing career.
    [Show full text]
  • Take All Comers Brown Gelding, 3 by Creatine – Nantab by Cantab Hall
    Take All Comers Brown gelding, 3 by Creatine – Nantab by Cantab Hall OWNER: Runthetable Stables [Scott Farber], NJ BREEDER: Runthetable Stables [Scott Farber], NJ; Chelsea Batelli, NJ SALE INFO: Homebred TRAINER: Jim Campbell DRIVER: David Miller YEAR STARTS 1ST 2ND 3RD EARNINGS MARK 2021 7 2 1 1 $67,747 1:52.3 Phl 2020 9 1 0 2 $168,182 1:52.3 Lex LIFETIME 16 3 4 3 $235,929 2, 1:52.3 Phl • Trainer Jim Campbell on Take All Comers elimination, “I was very happy with the way he raced. I thought it was a real tough division, with having the outside. David did a good job; he followed a good horse and got us into the final. I thought he trotted strong right down to the wire and that’s about all we could ask of him.” • Campbell on moving on to the Hambletonian: “We haven’t raced him back-to- back very much this year, just trying to keep him fresh with having this race in mind. I think he’s coming into it on a pretty good note. He hasn’t been over-raced or anything like that. Hopefully, he has a good week. We’re in it, and that’s the first step you’ve got to take.” • Finished fourth in his Hambletonian elimination after being parked for half the mile from post eight. • Prior to the eliminations, Campbell said: “Overall, I’m pretty happy with the way he’s coming into it. He’s gone some good races for us this year.
    [Show full text]