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Colonial Downs Opens With Record Handle

Brown Goes for Three-Peat in Lake George

Virtual Round Table Conference

EHV-1 Confirmed at the Spa

Track Results & Entries

Florida Stallion Progeny List

Florida-bred Win Approval/SERITA HULT PHOTO Florida Breeders’ List Live Oak Stud’s 2017 Broodmare of the Year Win Approval Euthanized at Age 29 Wire to Wire Business Place

PRESS RELEASE ______2017 Broodmare of the Year by the Thor- oughbred Owners and Breeders Associa- Featured Win Approval, a Live Oak Stud founda- tion, is the dam of eight winners from 10 Advertisers tion mare and the 2017 Broodmare of the foals, including a pair of champions— Year, was euthanized July 19 due to the in- , 2017’s Eclipse Award Bloodstockauction USA firmities of old age, the farm announced Champion Turf Male; and Miesque’s Ap- Tuesday. She was 29 years old. proval, Eclipse Award Champion Grass Eagle View Farm By Canadian Horse of the Year With Ap- Horse in 2006—and four graded stakes Florida Department of Agriculture proval out of the graded stakes-placed and winners. In addition to her national honor, stakes-producing Hoist the Flag mare Nego- Win Approval was also named the Florida FTBOA tiator, Win Approval left an indelible mark Broodmare of the Year by the Florida Ocala Breeders’ Feed & Supply on the industry as a producer of champions. Thoroughbred Breeders’ and Owners’ Seminole Feed The Live Oak homebred, honored as the See WIN APPROVAL on page 3 Wire to Wire July 22, 2021 Back to Top Page 3 Win Approval

Continued from COVER Association in 2006, 2016, and 2017. All told, her runners amassed earnings of $8,936,808. “She will be missed, but never forgotten,” Charlotte Weber said. Florida-bred World Approval, a son of born in 2012, was Win Approval’s final foal. The gray or roan gelding did his mother proud, annexing five stakes races for trainer Mark Casse in his championship season, including the 2017 Breeders’ Cup Mile (G1) at Del Mar. He also rattled off victories in that year’s Turf Classic Stakes at Tampa Bay Downs, the Dixie Stakes (G2) at Pimlico, the Handicap (G1) at Saratoga, as well as the Stakes (G1) at Woodbine en route to career earnings of $3,052,613. In addition to his national championship, World Approval was also named the 2017 Florida-bred Horse of the Year by the FTBOA, as well as Florida-bred Champion Older Male, Turf Horse, and Male Sprinter that season. In 2016, he was the Florida-bred Cham- pion Older Male and Champion Turf Horse. Miesque’s Approval, by Miesque’s Son, won 12 of 40 career starts, including the 2006 Breeders’ Cup Mile (G1) at . In his championship year of 2006, the Sunshine State prod- uct also captured the Firecracker Breeders’ Cup Handicap (G2) at Churchill Downs, the Maker’s Mark Mile Stakes (G2) at Keeneland, the Red Bank Stakes (G3) at Monmouth Park, and the Sunshine Millions Turf Stakes at Gulfstream Park. In winning the Red Bank at Monmouth, Miseque’s Approval set a new course record for eight furlongs, getting the distance in 1:33.36 for trainer Martin Wolfson. All told, Miesque’s Approval banked $2,648,879 in an outstanding career. In 2006, Miesque’s was also named the Florida-bred Horse of the Year, Champion Older Male, Champion Sprinter and Champion Turf Male by the FTBOA. Win Approval’s additional graded stakes winners also shared an affinity for the turf. Revved Up, a 1998 Florida-bred son of Sultry Song, banked $1,548,653. Conditioned by , the gray gelding won the 2005 Niagara Breeders’ Cup Handicap (G2) at Woodbine, as well as the 2005 Stars and Stripes Breeders’ Cup Turf Handicap (G3) at , and the 2006 Sycamore Breeders’ Cup Stakes (G3) at Keeneland. In taking down top prize in the 2003 Cape Henlopen Stakes at Delaware Park, Revved Up established a new course record for a mile-and-one-shalf, stopping the clock in 2:26.46. Kentucky-bred Za Approval, a 2008 son of Ghostzapper also trained by Casse, enjoyed his best season in 2013, taking that year’s Knickerbocker Stakes (G3) at , the Red Bank Stakes (G3) at Monmouth Park, and the Appleton Stakes (G3) at Gulf- stream Park on his way to career earnings of more than $1.3 mil- lion. Not to be outdone by his successful siblings, Za Approval also set a new course record, running one mile on the turf at Keeneland in 1:35.89 in dominating an allowance field in 2015.

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Wire to Wire July 22, 2021 Back to Top Wire to Wire July 22, 2021 Back to Top Page 5 Colonial Downs Opens With Record Handle BY COLONIAL DOWNS PRESS OFFICE_ NEW KENT, VA—Colonial Downs kicked off its 2021 racing season Monday with a record opening day handle of $2.66 million, spurred by a four-pack of $100,000 Virginia-restricted turf stakes races and the return of fans to the New Kent track, now in its third year under ownership of the Colonial Downs Group. “We would like to thank the horsemen, our fans on and off site and our team for starting the meet on the right foot,” Colonial Downs Group executive vice president operations John Marshall said. “What a delight it was to see 2,500 fans at Colonial Downs on a Mon- day afternoon with such enthusiasm. We ap- preciate our fans for urging a new all-time Colonial Downs all-source handle opening day record. Looking at today’s card, Colonial Downs has arrived at a whole new level.” Colonial Downs all-time leading rider Ho- racio Karamanos reached the winners circle three times including a gate-to-wire victory atop Reiley McDonald’s Passion Play in the $100,000 Bert Allen Stakes at a mile-and- one-sixteenth on the firm turf. The 5-year-old Hold Me Back gelding crossed two lengths Passion Play/COADY PHOTO ahead of Forloveofcountry, who had a four-race win streak snapped. with Feargal Lynch in the irons. The John Kimmel trainee was fifth The winner, a Mary Eppler trainee who broke his maiden two years heading into the final turn, launched an inside bid turning for ago in New Kent, pushed his bankroll to $197,947 in winning his home, and won by two-and-a-quarter lengths. The 5-year-old third race in 20 starts with three seconds and four thirds. Betting Bodemeister mare previously won the Brookmeade at Laurel and favorite Chess Chief finished fourth. Just Jenda Stakes at Monmouth. She is now five-for-seven with “I expected someone else to go to the front, but when my horse earnings of $204,600. broke out of the gate and took the lead, I tried to control the pace Big Lick Farm’s Puppymonkeybaby prevailed in the M. Tyson and at the half mile mark, knew I had plenty of horse left,” Kara- Gilpin Stakes, her second straight win and gave trainer Sara Nagle manos said. “I’m so happy to come here and win this much. This is her second win of the day. The lightly raced 3-year-old Hit it a like my home. I broke records here and feel so happy when I’m Bomb filly was sent off at 24-1 and was making just her third life- back at Colonial Downs. time start. Winning jockey Jevian Toledo collected his second Karamanos also scored aboard Cavalier Cupid and My stakes win having also guided Grateful Bred to victory. Betting Sweet Story. favorite Street Lute, winner of seven dirt stakes, finished sixth in Gordon Keys’ Grateful Bred’s win in the $104,000 Meadow her first effort on grass. Stable Stakes at five-and-a-half furlongs on the outer turf gave Colonial Downs continues its summer meet with a nine-race card Middleburg, Virginia-based trainer Madison Myers her first stakes Tuesday at 1:45 p.m. EDT. The season continues every Monday, win. The 5-year-old Great Notion gelding raced three-wide around Tuesday and Wednesday thru Sept. 1. the turn, took the lead at the top of the stretch and crossed two and- a-quarter lengths ahead of Sky’s Not Falling. He is now four-for- five on the turf with earnings of $159,765. Shopping Local Grows Our Economy “It’s pretty important and exciting to get my first stakes win,” Myers said. “I can’t thank Mr. Keys enough for giving me a chance Save Jobs. with a horse like this. We only have a handful of horses, so for him Save Time. to leave him with me and let us go down this route is very special. Support He won a Maryland-bred allowance four weeks ago and this was the goal, so we worked him once in between.” Local Newtown Anner Stud Farm’s Tasting the Stars earned her third Business. stakes win in the Nellie Mae Cox for Virginia-bred and sired horses Wire to Wire July 22, 2021 Back to Top Wire to Wire July 22, 2021 Back to Top Page 7 Brown Goes for Three- Peat in Lake George

BY BRIAN BOHL, NYRA PRESS OFFICE______SARATOGA, NY—Head of Plains Partners’ Fluffy Socks earned a graded stakes win as a juvenile and will look to reach that status again as a sopho- more. But to accomplish that feat, she will face a talented field that includes fellow Chad Brown trainees Amy C (GB), Minaun (Ire) and Technical Analysis (Ire) in Friday’s $150,000 Lake George (Grade 3) for 3-year-old fillies going one mile on ’s inner turf. Brown netted his record fourth Lake George win when Selflessly won last year’s edition. The four-time Eclipse Award-winning trainer will send out a talented contingent on Fri- day in his quest for a third straight score. Among those contenders is Fluffy Socks, who won the Grade 3 Jimmy Durante in November to cap her juvenile campaign. The Slumber filly returned off a nearly five-month freshening to run second, a head back to Bubbles On Ice, in the Memories of Silver in April at Fluffy Socks/BENOIT PHOTO before running fifth in the Grade 3 Wonder Michael Dubb, Madaket Stables and Robert LaPenta’s Amy C Again won by Con Lima last out going a mile-and-an-eighth on the was a half-length victor in her first start for Brown on June 25 at Belmont Park turf course in June. Belmont. After starting her career in France, Amy C shipped to Fluffy Socks ran fifth to winner Seasons in her debut last August North America and into Brown’s care and will now elevate to stakes in her only previous Saratoga start. The Kentucky homebred drew company, drawing post six with Irad Ortiz Jr. on the call. post three for Friday with set to ride. Rounding out Brown’s foursome will be Klaravich Stables’ Tech- Brown will also saddle the Irish-bred Minaun, the runner-up to nical Analysis, who ran sixth in the Wonder Again in her first stakes Runaway Rumour in the Wild Applause on June 26 at Belmont action. The Irish-bred daughter of Kingman, a $258,000 purchase going one mile. Minaun won her North American debut in April at at the 2019 Tattersalls October Yearling Sale, will have jockey Jose Belmont in her first start since being transferred to Brown’s care Ortiz’s services from post eight. after Henry de Bromhead handled the conditioning duties at the Starlight Racing and Glen Hill Farm’s Jouster, fourth in the Won- start of her career in Europe. After winning that six-furlong sprint, der Again, has already won a graded stakes going a mile this year, Brown stretched her out to the Lake George distance in the Wild netting a field-high 88 Beyer for her win in the Grade 2 Ap- Applause, where she earned an 83 Beyer Speed Figure for edging palachian in April at Keeneland for Hall of Fame trainer Todd stablemate Nevisian Sunrise by a half-length for second. Pletcher. Minaun, owned by Bradley Thoroughbreds, Iris Smith Stable Jouster, purchased for $360,000 at the 2019 Fasig-Tipton New and Rigney Racing, will break from the outermost post 10 with York Saratoga Select Yearling Sale, made a strong initial stakes ap- Manny Franco aboard. pearance, running second by a nose to Domain Expertise in the See BROWN on page 9

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Page 9 Brown Continued from page 7 Grade 3 Florida Oaks in March at Tampa Bay Downs before break- ing through in the Appalachian next out. The Noble Mission filly, who has already amassed earnings of $226,920 through seven starts, will have Luis Saez in the irons from post five. Jouster breezed a bullet half-mile in :47.80 Friday over Saratoga’s Oklahoma training turf. “She’s doing great,” Pletcher said. “I thought her breeze on Fri- day was exceptional. Backing up to a mile is more of what she wants. I think that the key with her is backing her up in distance.” G. Watts Humphrey, Jr. homebred Navratilova followed a pair of third-place stakes finishes to win the Tepin by a half-length on June 26 at Churchill Downs at one mile. The Rusty Arnold trainee, by Medaglia d’Oro, entered off back-to-back 84 Beyers and will depart post nine in tandem with jockey . “She just took progressive steps. She was a decent 2-year-old,” Arnold said. “This year, we started her out at five-and-a-half [fur- longs] and we wanted to stretch her out, and she did well at a mile. She’s matured with racing and got a little better.” Centre Court, Navratilova’s dam, won the 2012 edition of the Lake George. Her progeny showed promise winning her debut in August at Ellis Park before finishing sixth in the JP Morgan Chase

Jessamine (G2) won by Aunt Pearl (Ire) in October at Keeneland. After starting her sophomore campaign with consecutive placings

going five-and-a-half furlongs in the TVG Limestone Turf won by Toby’s Heart and Mamzelle in Kentucky, Navratilova relished going a mile last out and will look to replicate that success and earn black type at a fourth different track, joining Ellis Park, Keeneland and Churchill. Navratilova/COADY PHOTO “She’s run on the grass well at three different tracks, so I don’t think that will be an issue,” Arnold said. Demodog, Runaway Rumour, Invincible Gal (GB) and Toby’s It pays to breed Florida-breds Heart complete the entries. Learn more about Breeders’ Awards First post is 1:05 p.m. EDT. www.ftboa.com Saratoga Live will present daily television coverage of the 40-day The Florida Thoroughbred Breeders’ and Owners’ Association summer meet on FOX Sports.

Gulfstream Park Spring/Summer Florida-bred and Florida Sire Stakes Races and Bonuses Date Race Conditions Distance Purse July 31 FTBOA Florida Sire Stakes Dr. Fager 2yo colts and geldings 6 fur. $100,000 Closed July 31 FTBOA Florida Sire Stakes Desert Vixen 2yo fillies 6 fur. $100,000 Closed Aug. 14 Benny the Bull (Fla.) 3yo and older 7 fur. $75,000* Aug. 1 Aug. 21 Proud Man 2yo 7 ½ fur. turf $75,000** Aug. 8 Aug. 21 Sharp Susan 2yo fillies 7 ½ fur. turf $75,000** Aug. 8 Aug. 28 FTBOA Florida Sire Stakes Affirmed 2yo colt and geldings 7 fur. $200,000 Closed Aug. 28 FTBOA Florida Sire Stakes Susan's Girl 2yo fillies 7 fur. $200,000 Closed Sept. 11 Sheer Drama (Fla.) 3yo and older, fillies and mares 7 fur. $75,000* Aug. 29 Sept. 18 Armed Forces 2yo 1 mi. turf $100,000** Sept. 5 Sept. 18 Our Dear Peggy 2yo fillies 1 mi. turf $100,000** Sept. 5 Sept. 25 FTBOA Florida Sire Stakes In Reality 2yo colts and gelding 1 1/16 mi. $400,000 Closed Sept. 25 FTBOA Florida Sire Stakes My Dear Girl 2yo fillies 1 1/16 mi. $400,000 Closed Sept. 25 FTBOA Florida Sire Stakes Wildcat Heir 3yo and older 1 mi. $125,000 Closed Sept. 25 Hollywood Beach 2yo 5 fur. turf $100,000** Sept. 12 (Fla.) = Restricted to Florida-breds * Plus $25,000 Florida Sire Stakes Win Bonus ** Plus $25,000 Florida-bred Win Bonus

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Page 10 Aftercare, Marketing, Technology, and Integrity to Highlight 69th Round Table Conference; Event will be held Virtually

will moderate an aftercare panel that will Scheeler was named the chairman of the discuss issues in the current aftercare land- Horseracing Integrity and Safety Authority’s scape and programs in development to ad- board of directors. He is a retired partner at dress them. Panelists are Erin Crady, DLA Piper, and his background includes executive director, Thoroughbred Charities serving as lead counsel to former U.S. of America; Brian Sanfratello, executive Sen. George Mitchell in connection with his secretary, Pennsylvania Horse Breeders As- independent investigation of performance- sociation; Beverly Strauss, executive direc- enhancing substance use in Major League tor, MidAtlantic Horse Rescue; and Dr. Baseball (the Mitchell Report). Emily Weiss, vice president, Equine Wel- Muir, who is the former anti-doping man- fare, American Society for the Prevention ager at the British Horseracing Authority of Cruelty to Animals. and has served as a regulatory veterinarian Dr. Yuval Neria, professor, Clinical Med- at Racing Victoria, joined the United States ical Psychology, Columbia University, De- Anti-Doping Agency in March to assist with partments of Psychiatry and Epidemiology, the implementation of HISA and facilitate a and director, Trauma and PTSD at the New smooth transition to the new regulatory York State Psychiatric Institute, will talk structure that will exist as a result of HISA. about the Man O’War Project. The Man David O’Rourke, the president and chief O’War Project, founded by Ambassador executive officer of the New York Racing Stuart Janney III/CATHY DUFFY PHOTO Earle I. Mack, was the first university-led Association, will discuss NYRA’s invest- BY THE JOCKEY CLUB NEWS SERVICE research study to examine the effectiveness ment in its facilities, expanded television of equine-assisted therapy in treating veter- coverage, and NYRA Bets, its national ad- The Jockey Club announced that its 69th ans with post-traumatic stress disorder. vanced deposit wagering platform. Annual Round Table Conference on Matters Emily Lyman, the founder and chief ex- James L. Gagliano, president and chief Pertaining to Racing will cover topics in- ecutive officer of Branch & Bramble, a dig- operating officer of The Jockey Club, will cluding thoroughbred aftercare opportuni- ital marketing agency utilized by America’s deliver a report on the activities of The ties and challenges, using data to market the Best Racing, will detail how her organiza- Jockey Club. sport to the public, race tracking technology, tion analyzes data to assess and react to The full agenda and bios of all speakers and steps to improve the integrity of the public sentiment, build brand trust, and de- will be posted on jockeyclub.com in advance sport. The event will be held virtually for velop fans. of the conference. the second consecutive year. It will be Will Duff Gordon, the chief executive streamed on The Jockey Club’s website at officer of Total Performance Data, will It pays to breed Florida-breds! jockeyclub.com on Sunday, Aug. 15, at 10 provide an overview of TPD’s timing prod- a.m. EDT and be aired on NYRA’s YouTube ucts, its work with Equibase Company’s channel, the FOX Sports app, and Racetrack Gmax system, and potential opportunities Television Network’s respective platforms. for TPD in the areas of sports betting, fixed The Jockey Club Chairman Stuart S. Janney odds, and the Horseracing Integrity and Looking III will preside over the conference. Safety Act. Kristin Werner, senior counsel for The Charles Scheeler and Dr. Tessa Muir will Jockey Club and administrator of The Jockey provide an update on HISA, which was to purchase Club’s Thoroughbred Incentive Program, signed into law at the end of 2020. In May, yearlings privately

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3 Page 11 EHV-1 Confirmed at Saratoga Race Course

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On July 20, a new case of Equine Herpesvirus-Neurologic was confirmed in Barn 86 in the stable area at Saratoga Race Course, according to the Equine Disease Communication Center, the New York Racing Association and New York State Gaming Commission. The index case, a thoroughbred mare, was discharged from Rood & Riddle Hospital on July 16, 2021 and was shipping to a local farm where she is doing well under veterinary supervision. There are no new cases in the Saratoga barn area but the quarantine of Barn 86 remains in place. A statement issued by the NYRA said the 46 horses stabled in Barn 86, which is home to stalls for trainers Jorge Abreu and Kenny McPeek, will continue to be monitored daily for fever and other signs of illness. As of Tuesday, July 20, no horses in Barn 86 have developed a fever or displayed any symptoms of the illness. During the length of the quarantine period, horses stabled in Barn 86 will not be permitted to enter races or train among the general horse population. Horses stabled in Barn 86 will have isolated training hours at the Oklahoma Training Track from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. following the conclusion of training for the general horse population. According to the Equine Disease Communication Center, EHV is spread from horse to horse through contact with nasal discharge or spread as aerosol droplets. Horses can also contract the virus by coming into contact with contaminated surfaces such as stalls, water, feed, tack, and transport vehicles. Humans can spread the virus from horse to horse by contaminated hands and clothing. If you have any further questions or concerns, please contact your veterinarian or click here.

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Copyright © 2004 Florida Stallion Progeny Daily Racing Form for Thursday, July 22 Below is a list of runners sired by Florida stallions or former Florida stallions scheduled to start in races at racetracks across North America. Daily Racing Form, the information source for this list, does not include all North American racetracks. The list contains all data available at time of list generation. FIRST DUDE Onezy’s Dream 8 Woodbine Thursday, July 22 Gio Sammy 2 Thistledown RATTLESNAKE BRIDGE ADIOS CHARLIE Grandmary 8 Delaware Park Traumarama 4 Indiana Grand GONE ASTRAY R Averie Lynn 4 Delaware Park SILVER TREE BENNY THE BULL La Lluvia 6 Delaware Park Love Tree 2 Thistledown Velleity 8 Evangeline Downs Tartan the Bull 2 Thistledown SLIGO BAY (IRE) BIONDETTI GREATNESS Curt’s Angel 5 Woodbine Givin Up None 5 Arlington Mr Manning 6 Indiana Grand Jocassee 7 Woodbine HANDSOME MIKE SOLDAT BRETHREN Here Comes Jackie 8 Saratoga Two More Times 2 Belterra Park Ceviche 6 Thistledown HE’S HAD ENOUGH SONGANDAPRAYER CASHEL CASTLE Love Enough 6 Belterra Park Abbaa 1 Woodbine Rock of Cashel 8 Indiana Grand KANTHAROS Louisiana’s Hope 5 Evangeline Downs CLOSING ARGUMENT U R the Lucky One 1 Charles Town THE BIG BEAST Exotic Town 8 Evangeline Downs First Aide 3 Belterra Park Pete the Beast 3 Indiana Grand Quick Power Nap 6 Saratoga CONGRATS Saratoga Kisses 6 Saratoga TREASURE BEACH (GB) Ocean Delight 5 Delaware Park Itgot Grandma 2 Delaware Park Elzabe’s On Board 8 Thistledown Eye On the Finish 7 Arlington Passionfortreasure 6 Thistledown The Iron Bank 8 Charles Town KHOZAN Just a Bit Sassy 4 Charles Town TWO STEP SALSA Valiant Gabe 3 Delaware Park D’WILDCAT Khozys Crown 8 Belterra Park Big Boss Man 4 Evangeline Downs Rosas Way 8 Charles Town UNCAPTURED D’money Honey 7 Belterra Park Uncaptured Ruby 4 Charles Town MACHO UNO I Am That I Am 7 Delaware Park EXCHANGE RATE More Than Good 4 Thistledown U. S. Currency 4 Arlington Ob La Di 10 Saratoga WILDCAT HEIR Lovely Heir 5 Belterra Park EXCLUSIVE QUALITY PROSPECTIVE Starship Mercury 5 Belterra Park Apollo U Anywhere 4 Arlington WINSLOW HOMER Centerfoldprospect 7 Delaware Park Juju’s Specialgirl 4 Arlington FIELD COMMISSION Boca Boy 8 Arlington Homers Magic 4 Thistledown Sharp’s Mission 2 Charles Town Mucho Prospect 8 Thistledown Continued on page 13

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Copyright © 2004 Florida Stallion Progeny Daily Racing Form Track Entries for Friday, July 23 & Results Below is a list of runners sired by registered 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.

HEAR NO EVIL Friday, July 23 Friendly Fella 2 Monmouth Park AWESOME OF COURSE Awesome Annmarie 6 Gulfstream Park IMPERIALISM Click Here to Click Here to April’s Imperial 3 Century Mile View Entries View Results BAHAMIAN SQUALL Elliereeseaston 4 Gulfstream Park IN SUMMATION Bahama Pearl 4 Monmouth Park Awsum Roar 2 Saratoga Sum Nation 7 Evangeline Downs BEAU CHOIX Union Grace 8 Charles Town May Beau 9 Gulfstream Park INDY WIND BIONDETTI Blanda 8 Belterra Park Blueyed Princess 5 Woodbine JESS’S DREAM Click Here to Click Here to BRETHREN Flava’s Dream 3 Pimlico View Entries View Results Hill Valley 1 Penn National Liesel 2 Gulfstream Park KANTHAROS Gator Fifty Two 6 Pimlico My Miss Miracle 2 Gulfstream Park Bailey 8 Gulfstream Park Wine Me Up Baby 5 Belterra Park Momentous Miss 6 Ellis Park CAJUN BREEZE Red Mavrik 6 Woodbine Ultimate Breeze 3 Gulfstream Park W W Springtime 7 Charles Town CASHEL CASTLE Fluent in Sarcasm 8 Charles Town Rocket Ride 8 Arlington Star Juancho 8 Gulfstream Park CLOSING ARGUMENT KHOZAN Click Here to View Past Results Impressive Greely 4 Evangeline Downs Khocu 1 Gulfstream Park CONGRATS MACHO UNO Congrats Jensen 3 Belterra Park Uno Champ 3 Woodbine Slainte 3 Ellis Park Victory At Last 9 Century Mile Well Done Sally 7 Golden Gate Fields MILWAUKEE BREW Dream d’Oro 8 Charles Town Happycrest 2 Penn National Coyster 8 Ruidoso Downs Liverpool Man 7 Woodbine COOL COAL MAN Liza Star 6 Gulfstream Park OMEGA CODE Click Here to Click Here to Threetimesthelady 3 Century Mile CORFU View Entries View Results I’m Corfu 6 Arlington OVERDRIVEN Suzzette Star 4 Pimlico COWTOWN CAT Authentic Cowtown 8 Belterra Park POSEIDON’S WARRIOR Pat’s Karma 8 Belterra Park Harlans Warrior 1 Evangeline Downs D’WILDCAT RATTLESNAKE BRIDGE Genes Feather 4 Evangeline Downs Switchrattlenroll 2 Penn National Wild Firemaker 9 Evangeline Downs Miraculousblessing 4 Monmouth Park Click Here to Click Here to DRILL READ THE FOOTNOTES Drillit 5 Belterra Park Lite Switch 8 Prairie Meadows View Entries View Results R Prerogative 6 Gulfstream Park SLIGO BAY (IRE) Drill’s Li’l Man 9 Prairie Meadows Samuel H 4 Woodbine EXCHANGE RATE SOLDAT Exchequer 2 Monmouth Park Hooray for Harvey 2 Monmouth Park FIELD COMMISSION Big Agnes 7 Penn National Franco’s Honour 3 Woodbine SONGANDAPRAYER Resident 8 Gulfstream Park Sir Etney John 9 Evangeline Downs Click Here to Click Here to View Entries View Results FIRST DUDE STRONG HOPE What’s Up Dude 6 Arlington Long Legged Linda 5 Fairmount Park Fivefive Six Champ 7 Gulfstream Park TEUFLESBERG GONE ASTRAY Steady Rock 1 Penn National Fourth Design 7 Prairie Meadows Diggin for Dough 3 Pimlico One Fast 8 Gulfstream Park THE BIG BEAST GOTTCHA GOLD The Ice Beast 8 Gulfstream Park Vision Quest 5 Century Mile TREASURE BEACH (GB) GREATNESS Rob the Treasure 1 Monmouth Park Click Here to Click Here to Great Blake 3 Monmouth Park Ambassador Jim 5 Gulfstream Park View Entries View Results HANDSOME MIKE TWO STEP SALSA Handsome Girl 1 Evangeline Downs Twin Bridges 4 Monmouth Park Panadero 7 Gulfstream Park UNCAPTURED HE’S HAD ENOUGH Retain 1 Arlington Glava 1 Century Mile Gran Reserva 2 Gulfstream Park Silver Package 2 Gulfstream Park Capture the Ride 2 Woodbine Starship Blanca 2 Gulfstream Park Miss Auramet 5 Monmouth Park I Want More 2 Pimlico October Time 7 Gulfstream Park Click Here to Click Here to I’m a Coco Pebbles 4 Gulfstream Park View Entries View Results Mr. Cesco 5 Gulfstream Park Free Flay 8 Gulfstream Park Ezee Enough 6 Evangeline Downs WILDCAT HEIR Glinda Good Witch 7 Century Mile True Heiress 4 Penn National Tracks continued on next page Wire to Wire July 22, 2021 Back to Top Page 14

Copyright © 2004 Florida Breeders’ List for Daily Racing Form Track Entries Thursday & Friday, July 22 & 23 & Results Below is a list of Florida-bred runners scheduled to start in races this afternoon and tonight at racetracks across North America. Daily Racing Form, the information source for this list, does not include all North American racetracks. FANDUEL SPORTSBOOK AND Thursday, July 22 Fixico 6 Carolyn Wilson ARLINGTON Jule’s a Runner 7 Sally Andersen Apollo U Anywhere 4 Steve Tucker Juju’s Specialgirl 4 Emily Goodell GOLDEN GATE FIELDS White Mist 6 Glockenburg LLC Street Shadow 6 Hardacre Farm Click Here to Click Here to Boca Boy 8 Carol Hershe GULFSTREAM PARK View Entries View Results BELTERRA PARK Khocu 1 Herman Wilensky Lovely Heir 5 Bruno Schickedanz Gran Reserva 2 Emmy Gaffney & Suzanne Benjamin Starship Mercury 5 Laurence Leavy Liesel 2 Arindel Say It Ain’t So 7 San Basilio LLC Manuela 2 GoldMark Farm Khozys Crown 8 Brent Fernung & Crystal Fernung Silver Package 2 MSR Racing LLC Starship Blanca 2 Arlene M. Powell HOLLYWOOD CASINO AT CHARLES TOWN RACES Novelera 3 Godolphin & Angela M. Ingenito U R the Lucky One 1 Miller Racing LLC Ultimate Breeze 3 Shadybrook Farm Inc. Just a Bit Sassy 4 Rustlewood Farm, Inc. Elliereeseaston 4 Troy Lange Uncaptured Ruby 4 Sherry R. Mansfield & Kenneth H. 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