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17 OBS APRIL SALE 23 STARS BRIGHTEN 30 ROUND MIDNIGHT Hip-by-hip results of the SHOWCASE Midnight Disguise gets second New York-breds cataloged Diversify takes Commentator; win for mare Thin Disguise; Holiday Disguise digs deep 20 F-T MIDLANTIC SALE Michael Dubb strikes with in the Critical Eye Analyze the Odds Hip-by-hip results of the New York-breds cataloged 27 MANY WAYS 33 STARS OF THE Michael Dubb takes both ‘EARLY FUND’ YEARS Showcase turf stakes in very New York-breds in history different manners

DEPARTMENTS 6 Executive Director’s Column 8 News New York Breeder NEW YORK THOROUGHBRED BREEDERS INC. JUNE 2018 12 Leading Sires of New York-Breds BIG APPLE SHOWCASE 14 Leading Breeders of New York-Breds ON THE COVER 14 Leading Owners of New York-Breds ANALYZE Winners of the six New York-bred stakes THE ODDS DIVERSIFY 15 Leading Trainers of New York-Breds run on Big Apple Showcase Day, May 28, 15 Leading Jockeys of New York-Breds at Belmont Park. FEELING HOLIDAY BOSSY DISGUISE OFFERING 16 New York-Bred Stakes Schedule PLAN 37 New York-Bred Stakes Winners

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4 New York Breeder | nytbreeders.org | June 2018 Fellow New York Breeder,

I am very excited to be standing Union Jackson in New York. Union Jackson is a horse that we have always thought very highly of. He reminds me very much of two other Stonestreet-raced horses, Kantharos and Maclean’s Music, who broke out to become very successful young stallions - Maclean’s Music getting last year’s (G1) winner Cloud Computing in his frst crop.

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ON MAY 12 the New York State Breeding and Devel- lion support and promotion and in the maintenance of a large opment Fund (the Fund) hosted a town hall meeting broodmare population. The larger stallion farms also generate in Saratoga Springs to give stakeholders the opportu- the most revenue in their local communities by utilizing all the nity to debate the pros and cons of the current awards equipment and services required for maintaining a large farm. structure and program rules. It is simple to summarize Revenue, job creation, and preservation of greenspace make the upshot of the meeting. The majority of attendees— up the case we take to lawmakers every time we go to Albany like the majority of people who’ve communicated via to advocate on behalf of breeders. I believe the New York pro- phone, email, or the Fund survey—favor the status quo. gram would lose its credibility at every level and its clout if New However, it is important to dig deeper. York should become merely a foaling station without a thriving stallion business. As far as appearances go, it is also important to recognize I want every program participant to understand the un- that nearly 47% of the Fund’s total awards money ($7 million derlying reasons for opening the discussion at all and to re- out of $15 million) leaves New York to residents of other states. spect the legitimate concerns of those—mostly those in the Of course, ancillary, or trickle-down, economics brings stallion business—who advocate for change. I would also some of that revenue back to New York boarders via mares like to propose some ways we can address their concerns thereby contributing to our growth, increased competitive- without involving risk to the program as a whole. ness, and commercial appeal. On the face of it, though, the First, the case for the status quo. Among the greatest specter of money going out of state is diffcult to square with strengths of New York’s breeding program are its consis- the picture of our industry we paint for lawmakers. For all tency and integrity. Program participants can count on the these reasons it is vital to address the current woes of the Fund’s advertised award levels and adherence to published state’s stallion businesses by incentivizing New York sires. rules from year to year. The supporting racing infrastruc- One obvious route is bonuses. The 37%, or $7,000 bonus, ture is guaranteed by state statute. Consider, by contrast, for New York-sired maiden special weight winners at Finger with the way less well-protected programs, such as Penn- Lakes begun in 2017 is already popular. In the future the Fund sylvania’s or New Jersey’s, have, at times, become pawns in could earmark purse enrichment money or any annual sur- political battles. Breeders, on average, make a three-year pluses for bonuses for other conditions at Finger Lakes and at investment in each horse and need to feel confdent about the New York Racing Association. Another idea is expanding what the future holds. Our program’s credibility depends the current New York Stallion Stakes Series, both at Finger on its consistency. Lakes and NYRA. Yet another avenue is convincing NYRA to On the other hand, the stallion sector is under legitimate institute a “preferred entry” model for New York-sired horses pressure. The breeding business in the state has become at some or all of the meets. Whatever combination of mea- highly competitive due to those entering the program and sures is adopted, the Fund should promote the measure with will stay that way for the foreseeable future, given a boom- aggressive marketing campaigns highlighting the benefts of ing sales market that has not yet, I believe, reached its ceil- breeding to New York stallions. All of these racing-focused in- ing. Competition for mares is ferce, and there is pressure on centives create end user demand for New York-sired foals, and stud fees. The landscape and polarization of the commercial it’s my belief we need to focus on that side of the business as marketplace make it harder for New York-sired horses to much as possible. As much as our industry doesn’t acknowl- succeed at the most prestigious sales as only 18% (300 of edge it, we truly don’t have a foal shortage, but rather an own- 1,700) of the foal crop make it into the Fasig-Tipton Sarato- er shortage that is immediately becoming more pressing for ga sale of preferred New York-bred yearlings. Of those 18%, all constituents of the sport. or 300 foals that are accepted, the average stud fee is three What we all need to keep in mind is the New York breeding times the amount of the average New York-sired advertised program does not “belong” to anyone—not to breeders, not to fee. In a sense, the stallion sector is paying the biggest price stallion owners, not to anyone. The program is everybody’s pro- for the New York program’s phenomenal successes. gram, and, as such, everybody needs to understand everyone’s Why should this matter to breeders? I believe a viable stal- challenges and support efforts to make the program work for lion population is essential to the identity and longevity of all. Circumstances demand we put a focus on ways to foster a our program. The stallion constituency owns and operates thriving population of quality stallions so we can all succeed. the state’s largest farms, helping us fulfll the 1973 mandate No matter what we do or don’t do, the key is not negatively of our program “to preserve New York’s irreplaceable farm- affecting one entity of this ecosystem with quick-minded deci- land.” Stallion businesses support a disproportionate num- sions and at the same time recognizing the issues our stallion ber of jobs due to the large number of people involved in stal- constituents have today and helping address them.

6 New York Breeder | nytbreeders.org | June 2018 A is for Awesome First-crop two-year-olds by the Travers-Woodward hero Alpha have sold for $120,000, $150,000 – for the colt who ran the fastest quarter at OBS April – and an amazing $350,000. First runners soon... Anticipation is the word!

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New York-bred 2-year-olds were front “I was expecting him to bring the up- and center at the Fasig-Tipton Midlantic side of $500,000,” an overwhelmed Dodd sale, headed by a Union Rags colt that FOR COMPLETE said. “I didn’t think we’d get that close to a at $925,000 had the sale’s second-highest HIP-BY-HIP RESULTS, million, but I did think we’d get $650,000, price. maybe $750,000. But you know, you nev- Of the 430 head offered during the SEE PAGE 20 er know when lightning is going to strike May 21-22 sale near Timonium, Md., 109 in this business. That’s why we do it.” were bred in the Empire State, represent- New York-based trainer Linda Rice ing 25.3%. Eighty-four New York-breds Not only was the colt a standout in the was the leading buyer of New York-breds, sold for $5,605,000. The $66,726 average sale ring, but he also sizzled during the with four acquired for $860,000. Among for the New York-breds was within the under-tack show, with his eighth-mile in Rice’s purchases was a colt out of 89.3% of the sale’s overall $74,680 aver- :10, the fastest of the pre-sale workouts stakes-placed Southern Charmer bought age, and the group’s median of $30,000 and the only sale entrant to post that for $425,000, second-highest price paid was 78.9% of the $38,000 sale median. time. for a New York-bred at the sale. Named Tangled Union, the Union From the family of grade 3 winners Rags colt was purchased by Michael Power Play and Frac Daddy, the sec- Lund Petersen from the Bobby Dodd ond-place fnisher in the 2013 Arkansas consignment. Derby (G1), the colt was bred by Thomas Bred in New York by Avanti Stable, Mina and consigned to the Midlantic sale the colt had been purchased for $90,000 by Hartley/De Renzo . by Brad Grady’s Grand Oaks from Par- The cold had been purchased by Hartley/ amount Sales’ consignment at the 2017 De Renzo for $250,000 from Summer- Fasig-Tipton Saratoga sale of preferred feld’s offerings at the 2017 Fasig-Tipton New York-breds. The bay 2-year-old is New York-bred preferred yearling sale at the second foal out of the winning Tale Saratoga. of the Cat mare Tanglewood Tale. He is a New York-breds were also popular full brother to winner Big Thicket and a with buyer Mike Ryan, who picked up half brother to a yearling flly named Le- three for a total of $635,000, and Kore- monina. Tanglewood Tale foaled a colt by Bobby Dodd sold the $925,000 New an-based K.O.I.D., which paid $280,000 Tiznow in 2018. York-bred son of Union Rags for its four youngsters. By Ron Mitchell

8 New York Breeder | nytbreeders.org | June 2018 Flipcup Retired; To Be Bred to 1 Popular New York-bred Flipcup, bred cup was prepared for her racing career by race at 1 ⁄16 miles on turf at Aqueduct). by Team Penney Racing and raced by Team Kenny Lejeune in Florida (who also broke “We retired her as her ankle was a little Penney Racing, Wachtel Stable, and Brous Penney’s grade 2 stakes winner Sweet Ven- sore, and we talked to (trainer) Bill Mott Stable, has been retired after six seasons of detta) and burst onto the and just decided we could racing and will be bred to sprint racing scene as a juvenile. still breed her this year,” Speightstown. At 2 she won three of four Penney said. “We decided “Some horses are extra special to us as starts, including the East to stop on her as we would owners and breeders—the ones you truly View Stakes for New York- never risk anything with her. fall in love with and count as part of your breds. While she has been second family,” said Shirl Penney. “Flipcup was Flipcup went on to win in stakes on grass, we want- one of those horses for the Penney family. at least one stakes race in ed that (turf stakes) win to From being there when she was foaled, to each of the next three years make her a rare mare, hav- her racing career in many states over many and each of those years ing won stakes on all three surfaces, and now onto her next career as her success was rewarded surfaces.” part of our broodmare band, she is what with a nomination for a For the pregnancy and this sport is all about to us: fun with fam- New York-bred divisional foaling Penney is thinking ily and friends and about building special championship (champion of bringing Flipcup back bonds with our horses.” 3-year-old flly in 2014 and MICHAEL BURNS to Jerry Bilinski’s Waldorf Flipcup Penney, his wife, Mary Ann, and their older dirt female in 2015 Farm in North Chatham where daughters, Ann Clare and Townsend, have and 2016). she and Sweet Vendetta were foaled. been along every step of the way of this ac- She won or placed in 19 stakes, in- Refecting on Flipcup’s place in the fam- complished racemare’s career. cluding victiories in the Arlington Matron ily, Penney said, “She was a fun ride win- By , Flipcup is out of Stakes (G3), and the Maple Leaf Stakes ning stakes at 2, 3, 4, and 5 and being full of Dream Affair, a Kentucky-bred Touch Gold (G3). She won seven of 36 starts and earned heart. Mary Ann and I and our daughters mare purchased by Penney for $11,000 at $691,732. Flipcup retires sound but experi- visited her daily at Mott’s barn (from our the 2007 Ocala Breeders’ Sales’ January enced a minor issue after her last race April house on the Oklahoma training track) and mixed sale. Foaled March 29, 2011, Flip- 2 (an $85,000 allowance optional claiming will miss her.” By Sarah Mace

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For stallions that stand, will stand, or stood (deceased) in New York (stallions that are dead or exported prior to 2014 are excluded), and have runners in North America. Listed below are all available statistics for the Northern Hemi- sphere through May 27, 2018. As supplied to Blood-Horse by The Jockey Club Information Systems Inc., include adjusted money from Japan, Hong Kong, and Singapore. Adjusted earnings are put on par with average North American earnings from the previous year. For example, the average North American purse in 2017 is $22,593 or 47% of the 2017 average purse in Japan. To put earnings on par, all Japanese progeny earnings are multiplied by 47% before being credited to a sire’s progeny earnings. Hong Kong earnings are adjusted by 15%; Singapore by 68%. Current year stakes winners include all Northern Hemisphere black-type stakes results from all available countries. *Foal counts include Southern Hemisphere. Cumulative stakes winners include all countries.

Stakes Rstrct Cumulative 2018 Rnrs/ Wnrs/ SW/ 2018 Stks A-E Comp

Rank Rank Stallion (Foreign foaled), (YOB,Sire), Where Stands Stud Fee Wnrs Wns BT SW (Chief Earner, Earnings) Earnings Foals Wnrs Index Index 1 Freud (98, ), Sequel Stallions New York $7,500 101/25 2/2 0/2 (Sharp Azteca, $650,000) $1,822,197 *1213 46 1.56 1.25 2 Frost Giant (03, Giant's Causeway), Irish Hill & Dutchess Views Stallions $5,000 81/25 2/2 2/2 (Giant Expectations, $686,000) $1,752,801 *392 12 1.23 1.17 3 Bellamy Road (02, Concerto), Irish Hill & Dutchess Views Stallions $6,000 111/34 0/0 0/0 (Total Control, $105,600) $1,162,841 *615 27 1.19 1.28 4 Mission Impazible (07, 's Song), Sequel Stallions New York $7,500 51/23 0/0 0/0 (Dreams Are Pazible, $73,825) $928,376 135 2 1.27 1.13 5 Desert Party (06, Street Cry), Irish Hill & Dutchess Views Stallions $2,500 72/24 1/1 1/1 (Orchid Party, $115,650) $849,023 220 5 0.94 1.40 6 Big Brown (05, Boundary), Irish Hill & Dutchess Views Stallions $6,000 85/26 1/1 0/1 (Hard Study, $90,000) $707,457 *697 20 1.12 1.56 7 Courageous Cat (06, Storm Cat), Questroyal North $6,000 62/18 1/1 0/1 (Purrageous Dyna, $114,450) $629,080 180 3 0.96 1.13 8 Boys At Tosconova (08, Officer), Questroyal North $2,500 22/10 2/3 2/2 (My Boy Tate, $120,000) $519,228 59 2 1.23 1.26 9 Bustin Stones (04, City Zip), Waldorf Farm $5,000 45/12 0/0 0/0 (Tribecca, $62,480) $418,246 192 6 1.31 1.39 10 Soaring Empire (07, Empire Maker), Rockridge Stud $2,500 16/8 0/0 0/0 (Reason to Soar, $73,900) $309,842 55 0 0.97 1.09 11 Here's Zealous (97, Dehere), Kaz Hill Farm $1,000 16/8 0/0 0/0 (Mighty Zealous, $115,000) $286,508 193 1 1.07 0.97 12 Disco Rico (97, Citidancer) Died, 2014 17/6 0/0 0/0 (Jewel Can Disco, $101,300) $207,615 268 12 1.39 1.20 13 Giant Surprise (09, Giant's Causeway), Rockridge Stud $4,000 13/7 0/0 0/0 (Sudden Surprise, $43,770) $186,712 48 2 1.85 1.26 14 Teuflesberg (04, Johannesburg), McMahon of Saratoga Thoroughbreds $5,000 24/3 0/0 0/0 (Buss the Bell, $39,985) $164,058 121 4 1.36 1.13 15 Trinniberg (09, Teuflesberg), Rockridge Stud $3,500 6/3 0/0 0/0 (Belleville Spring, $53,728) $163,898 *39 1 0.88 1.56 16 D' Funnybone (07, D'wildcat), Rockridge Stud $2,500 23/3 0/0 0/0 (Wegetsdamunnys, $39,500) $157,108 *72 2 1.09 1.28 17 Causeway (02, Giant's Causeway) Died, 2014 25/4 0/0 0/0 (Altissimo, $68,375) $146,459 244 9 0.78 1.05 18 Cosmonaut (02, Lemon Drop Kid) Pnsd 20/3 0/0 0/0 (Kreesie, $43,700) $111,613 97 2 1.01 1.03 19 Midas Touch (GB) (07, ) N/A 11/3 1/1 0/1 (Primo Touch, $63,368) $108,548 *48 1 0.49 0.91 20 Bank Heist (07, Maria's Mon), Kaz Hill Farm $5,000 12/5 0/0 0/0 (Bank Elaboration, $24,775) $97,300 42 1 1.00 1.36 21 A Shin Forward (05, Forest Wildcat), Rockridge Stud Private 15/6 0/0 0/0 (Lord Ace, $31,957) $94,152 23 0 0.36 0.83 22 Forty Tales (10, Tale of the Cat), McMahon of Saratoga Thoroughbreds Private 8/2 0/0 0/0 (Transistor, $53,225) $93,985 *53 0 0.73 1.19 23 Heavy Breathing (09, Giant's Causeway), Irish Hill & Dutchess Views Stallions Private 11/2 0/0 0/0 (Ucantcatchmybreath, $37,050) $80,515 30 0 0.25 1.65 24 Sir Whimsey (04, Jump Start), Mill Creek Farm Private 2/1 0/0 0/0 (The Cake Is a Lie, $46,750) $67,660 12 1 1.20 1.19 25 Mr. Sekiguchi (03, Storm Cat) N/A 9/2 0/0 0/0 (Pacific Image, $21,680) $47,074 *95 2 0.98 1.18 26 Wicked Rich (06, Yes It's True) N/A 5/2 0/0 0/0 (Ogeechee, $15,782) $45,350 17 0 0.60 1.24 27 Congressionalhonor (01, Forestry) N/A 4/2 0/0 0/0 (Superling, $31,828) $45,345 161 1 0.74 0.93 28 Miracle Man (02, Yankee Victor) Died, 2015 4/1 0/0 0/0 (Lyrical Miracle, $16,562) $40,512 11 1 2.14 1.53 29 The Cliff's Edge (01, Gulch) Pnsd 7/1 0/0 0/0 (Gabbi's Amor, $15,455) $23,509 245 4 0.79 1.13 30 ¶ Central Banker (10, Speightstown), McMahon of Saratoga Thoroughbreds $7,500 3/0 0/0 0/0 (Three Birds, $14,000) $21,951 44 0 0.55 1.28 31 Griffinite (98, Unbridled's Song), Monhill Farm $2,000 3/0 0/0 0/0 (Ribbonite, $16,778) $17,651 68 1 0.60 0.89 32 Marsh Side (03, Gone West) N/A 8/2 0/0 0/0 (Dr Luber's Kiss, $6,700) $17,407 *163 0 0.37 1.23 33 Comeonmom (96, Jolie's Halo) Died, 2014 1/1 0/0 0/0 (Holly's Halo, $16,544) $16,544 62 1 0.88 0.99 34 Relato Del Gato (01, Tale of the Cat) Died, 2014 3/1 0/0 0/0 (Ed's Quick Cat, $7,837) $14,597 15 0 0.87 0.71 35 Well Noted (95, Notebook), Monhill Farm $2,000 1/0 0/0 0/0 (Court Note, $13,510) $13,510 *86 0 0.74 1.01

AVERAGE-EARNINGS INDEX and COMPARABLE INDEX: Lifetime AVERAGE-EARNINGS INDEX indicates how much purse money the progeny of one sire has earned in relation to the average earnings of all runners in the same years; average earnings of all runners in any year is represented by an index of 1.00; COMPARABLE INDEX indicates the average earnings of progeny produced from mares bred to one sire, when these same mares were bred to other sires. Only 32% of all sires have a lifetime AVERAGE-EARNINGS INDEX higher than their mares’ COMPARABLE INDEX.

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Inquiries to Joe or John McMahon / 180 Fitch Road / Saratoga Springs, NY 12866 (518) 587-3426 / [email protected] / www.mcmahonthoroughbreds.com BREEDERS OF NEW YORK-BREDS BY EARNINGS Domestic Racing — January 1, 2018 through May 28, 2018

RANK BREEDER STARTS 1ST 2ND 3RD EARNINGS

1 Oak Bluff Stables 5 2 0 2 $1,009,920 2 Chester and Mary R. Broman 132 18 22 19 $855,433 3 Sunrise Stables 14 2 2 1 $772,267 4 Dr. William B. Wilmot and Dr. Joan M. Taylor 19 7 4 1 $662,406 5 McMahon of Saratoga Thoroughbreds 164 18 21 13 $520,394 6 Twin Creeks Farm 54 7 10 12 $391,893 7 Barry R. Ostrager 81 10 7 7 $355,005 8 Song Hill Thoroughbreds 59 7 6 9 $298,329 9 Fred W. Hertrich III and John D. Fielding 19 4 1 3 $274,060 10 Eaton and Thorne 37 8 3 5 $244,748 11 Stonewall Farm 43 6 7 6 $238,897 12 Kathleen M. Feron 2 1 1 0 $190,000 13 Canyon Lake Thoroughbreds 5 2 0 1 $187,400 14 Stone Bridge Farm 38 8 6 2 $181,487 15 Milfer Farm 27 3 3 2 $177,283 16 Burning Sands Stable 5 3 1 1 $173,400 17 The New Hill Farm 28 4 6 4 $166,193 18 Gallagher’s Stud 32 7 4 4 $163,952 19 Edition Farm 13 5 2 2 $162,490 20 WinStar Farm 11 4 1 2 $159,047 OWNERS OF NEW YORK-BREDS BY EARNINGS Domestic Racing — January 1, 2018 through May 28, 2018

RANK OWNER STARTS 1ST 2ND 3RD EARNINGS

1 China Horse Club, Head of Plains Partners, Starlight Racing, WinStar Farm 2 1 0 1 $795,200 2 Chester and Mary R. Broman 87 10 17 11 $684,759 3 Exline-Border Racing, Gatto Racing, Zubok, Garrett, and Pegasus Race Participants 1 0 0 0 $650,000 4 Lady Sheila Stable 9 4 1 2 $351,870 5 Michael Dubb 20 5 3 3 $320,680 6 Repole Stable 35 5 6 8 $276,549 7 My Purple Haze Stables 44 7 7 4 $245,664 8 Tic Stables 11 5 1 2 $232,064 9 WinStar Farm, China Horse Club International, and SF Racing 4 2 0 0 $230,572 10 Flying P Stable 32 6 4 5 $206,502 11 Riccio James A. Riccio 12 5 1 1 $204,975 12 Dr. William B. Wilmot and Dr. Joan M. Taylor 3 2 1 0 $200,000 13 Schwartz Barry K. Schwartz 34 4 4 5 $196,757 14 Bond Racing Stable 25 4 3 5 $195,764 15 Michael Dubb, Bethlehem Stables, and Gary Aisquith 2 1 1 0 $190,000 16 Westrock Stables 5 2 0 1 $187,400 17 Gary Barber 13 4 0 4 $178,864 18 Neal M. Allread 14 3 5 2 $178,192 19 William Parsons Jr. and David S. Howe 14 4 0 3 $174,645 20 Ben Mondello 23 5 2 4 $173,632 Source: nytbreeders.org

14 New York Breeder | nytbreeders.org | June 2018 TRAINERS OF NEW YORK-BREDS BY EARNINGS Domestic Racing — January 1, 2018 through May 28, 2018

RANK TRAINER STARTS 1ST 2ND 3RD EARNINGS

1 Linda Rice 133 34 19 16 $1,858,696 2 Todd A. Pletcher 59 15 8 8 $1,606,447 3 Rudy R. Rodriguez 131 24 24 17 $1,232,905 4 Jeremiah C. Englehart 113 21 19 23 $952,041 5 Chris J. Englehart 139 25 24 20 $858,550 6 Gary C. Contessa 133 14 18 24 $739,154 7 Peter Eurton 2 0 0 0 $686,000 8 Chad C. Brown 26 10 4 1 $668,140 9 Charlton Baker 87 13 16 12 $619,044 10 Gary Sciacca 118 9 10 15 $519,705 11 Michelle Nevin 56 12 6 6 $454,633 12 H. James Bond 48 7 10 6 $377,049 13 Jason Servis 25 5 5 6 $360,688 14 David G. Donk 59 6 8 9 $339,796 15 Philip M. Serpe 49 5 4 8 $324,854 16 Mark A. Hennig 34 6 3 9 $318,096 17 Bruce N. Levine 52 7 6 6 $314,962 18 Carlos F. Martin 41 3 9 6 $268,245 19 Richard A. Violette Jr. 22 4 3 3 $261,938 20 John T. Toscano Jr. 62 4 6 6 $254,785 JOCKEYS OF NEW YORK-BREDS BY EARNINGS Domestic Racing — January 1, 2018 through May 28, 2018

RANK JOCKEY STARTS 1ST 2ND 3RD EARNINGS

1 Manuel Franco 229 43 43 33 $2,244,444 2 Junior Alvarado 150 39 21 27 $1,890,361 3 Dylan Davis 236 25 34 43 $1,589,679 4 Kendrick Carmouche 185 24 33 23 $1,472,563 5 Trevor McCarthy 176 25 25 25 $1,384,140 6 Irad Ortiz Jr. 103 22 23 9 $1,322,897 7 John R. Velazquez 35 9 6 3 $1,024,930 8 51 8 9 10 $954,257 9 Angel S. Arroyo 144 15 15 20 $775,814 10 Paco Lopez 111 18 19 12 $717,548 11 Gary L. Stevens 3 0 0 1 $654,500 12 Jose L. Ortiz 52 9 7 7 $624,288 13 Rafael Manuel Hernandez 57 7 6 7 $388,544 14 Hector Rafael Diaz Jr. 122 4 12 19 $362,751 15 Luis Saez 36 8 2 8 $347,514 16 Eric Cancel 62 5 8 8 $332,246 17 Abel Lezcano 96 6 6 10 $310,833 18 Joseph Rocco Jr. 67 4 8 8 $283,609 19 Joe Bravo 29 4 8 2 $273,241 20 David Cohen 54 4 1 12 $245,483 Source: nytbreeders.org

June 2018 | nytbreeders.org | New York Breeder 15 NEW YORK-BRED STAKES SCHEDULE (through Labor Day)

Track Date Stake Name Distance Condition Purse Belmont 6/16 Dancin Renee Stakes 6 Furlongs F&M 3&UP $100,000 Belmont 6/24 New York Stallion Stakes Cupecoy’s Joy Division 7 Furlongs (Turf) F3YO $100,000 Belmont 6/24 New York Stallion Stakes Division 7 Furlongs (Turf) 3YO $100,000 Belmont 7/1 Saginaw Stakes 1 1/16 Miles 4&UP $100,000 Belmont 7/14 Rockville Centre Stakes 6 Furlongs 2YO $100,000 Belmont 7/15 Lynbrook Stakes 6 Furlongs F2YO $100,000 Saratoga 7/26 John Morrissey Stakes 6 1/2 Furlongs 3&UP $100,000 Saratoga 8/6 New York Stallion Stakes Cab Calloway Division 1 Mile (Turf) 3YO $100,000 Saratoga 8/9 New York Stallion Stakes Statue of Liberty Division 1 Mile (Turf) F3YO $100,000 Saratoga 8/13 Saratoga Dew Stakes 1 1/8 Miles F&M 3&UP $100,000 Saratoga 8/16 Union Avenue Stakes 6 1/2 Furlongs F&M 3&UP $100,000 Saratoga 8/20 Evan Shipman Stakes 1 1/8 Miles 3&UP $100,000 Saratoga 8/24 Albany Stakes 1 1/8 Miles 3YO $250,000 Saratoga 8/24 Fleet Indian Stakes 1 1/8 Miles F3YO $200,000 Saratoga 8/24 Funny Cide Stakes 6 1/2 Furlongs 2YO $200,000 Saratoga 8/24 Seeking the Ante Stakes 6 1/2 Furlongs F2YO $200,000 Saratoga 8/24 West Point Stakes, presented by Trustco Bank 1 1/16 Miles (Turf) 3&UP $150,000 Saratoga 8/24 Yaddo Stakes 1 1/16 Miles (Turf) F&M 3&UP $150,000 Source: nytbreeders.org

16 New York Breeder | nytbreeders.org | June 2018 NEW YORK-BREDS Sale Statistics 2018 SALES UPDATE New York-Breds at the OBS Spring Sale of 2-Year-Olds in Training OBS SPRING SALE Offered Sold Gross Average Median High Low All 861 707 $69,429,500 $98,203 $55,000 $1,100,000 $1,000 NY-Breds 80 63 $4,277,000 $67,889 $52,000 $350,000 $6,000

OBS SPRING SALE

Hip Sex Pedigree Consignor Buyer, Agent Price

11 Filly Central Banker—All Bronze, by Desert Warrior New Hope ($24,000)

17 Filly Revolutionary—Alpha Charlie, by Eddington Niall Brennan Stables Pines Stable, Gary Contessa, agent $40,000

47 Filly Verrazano—As Promised, by Century City (IRE) Eisaman Equine Larry F. Allen $8,000

65 Gelding Flashback—Azucaa, by Future Storm Jimmy Miranda S.R.O.A. (K.O.I.D.) $30,000 Team D, Circle B, and John Holmes, 67 Colt Alpha—Back in the Shade, by Put It Back Sequel Bloodstock David Meah, agent $120,000 79 Colt Bustin Stones—Beam of Love, by Prime Timber Eisaman Equine Waldorf Farm, Gary Contessa, agent $80,000

89 Colt —Bella Silver, by Silver Deputy Classic Bloodstock Withdrawn

102 Colt Verrazano—Binavicar, by Vicar Brick City Thoroughbreds Withdrawn

108 Colt Central Banker—Blond Warrior, by A. P. Warrior Niall Brennan Stables ($14,000)

116 Colt —Bojangle Now, by Tiznow Best A Luck Farm Brian Lynch $30,000

130 Colt Fed Biz—Broadway Hennessey, by Hennessy Bobby Dodd Withdrawn

135 Filly With Distinction—Bull Ride, by Holy Bull Harris Training Center Withdrawn

136 Colt Central Banker—Bunhead, by Hard Spun Wavertree Stables R & H Stables $50,000

154 Filly Street Boss—Capricious, by Tiznow Sequel Bloodstock Gary Contessa, agent $45,000

156 Colt Bodemeister—Casablanca Babe, by Horse Chestnut (SAF) Top Line Sales Linda Rice, agent $100,000

189 Colt Oxbow—Chloe Bear, by Q Bar J Thoroughbreds S.R.O.A. (K.O.I.D.) $40,000

204 Colt Graydar—Class With a K, by Tapit King’s Equine K.O.I.D. Co. $50,000

217 Filly —Conquest Kid, by Lemon Drop Kid Richardson Bloodstock Franklin Ave. Equine $65,000

227 Filly Verrazano—Cove, by Pine Bluff New Episode Training Center ($35,000)

228 Colt Point of Entry—Coy Cat, by Hold That Tiger Ricehorse Stable Withdrawn

270 Colt Shanghai Bobby—Destiny Rose, by Leroidesanimaux (BRZ) Coastal Equine Alessandro Marconi $35,000

286 Filly Bustin Stones—Dixie Talent, by Crupi’s New Castle Farm Withdrawn

296 Filly Emcee—Dream With Angels, by Saint Ballado Harris Training Center Camarero Race Track $12,000

300 Filly Cross Traffic—Earthly Reserves, by Smart Strike SGV Thoroughbreds Withdrawn

304 Colt Alpha—Eleni’s Daughter, by Freud Daylight Farm Racing & Sales K.O.I.D. Bart Rice $40,000

317 Colt Lookin At Lucky—Esperanza d’Oro, by Medaglia d’Oro Harris Training Center Wise Racing $150,000

323 Colt Orb—Exiled Princess, by Purge Shadybrook Farm Gary Contessa, agent $52,000

330 Colt Big Brown—Faceineveryflower, by Giant’s Causeway Barbazon Racing & Bloodstock John P. Fort $37,000

334 Colt Verrazano—Fanfire, by Elusive Quality Ricehorse Stable ($95,000)

353 Filly Central Banker—Flash Act, by Sky Mesa Halcyon Hammock Farm ($20,000)

364 Filly Cross Traffic—Follow My Luck, by Elusive Quality Paul Sharp Gary Contessa, agent $70,000

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OBS SPRING SALE

Hip Sex Pedigree Consignor Buyer, Agent Price

367 Colt Alpha—Forever Valentine, by Silver Deputy Jose Munoz Sheikh Rashed Humaid Rashed Al Nuami $150,000

382 Colt Cairo Prince—Garden City, by Carson City Wavertree Stables ($400,000)

392 Colt Alternation—Ghost Town Kat, by Mayberry Farm S.R.O.A. (K.O.I.D.) $55,000

395 Colt Power Broker—Gift of Giving, by Regal Classic Jimmy Miranda ($22,000)

437 Colt New Year’s Day—Hanna Lantana, by Kafwain Paul Sharp Withdrawn

438 Colt Shanghai Bobby—Happily Ours, by Half Ours Sequel Bloodstock ($37,000)

440 Colt Teuflesberg—Harborinthetempest, by More Than Ready New Hope Rockbridge Bloodstock, agent $57,000

445 Colt Yes It’s True—Hatta Flower, by Dixie Union Pick View Withdrawn

451 Filly Maclean’s Music—Heartless, by Heatseeker (IRE) Sequel Bloodstock Linda Rice, agent $100,000

453 Colt Big Brown—Heavenly Humor, by Mayberry Farm Gatsas Thoroughbreds $45,000

457 Filly Shakin It Up—Hedy Hopper, by Victory Gallop Grassroots Training & Sales Nice Guys Stables $40,000

469 Colt Overanalyze—Hidden Music, by Elusive Quality Ocala Stud Withdrawn

473 Filly Mission Impazible—High Flying Adore, by Fusaichi Pegasus Julie Davies Morris Bailey $130,000

480 Colt Frost Giant—Hot Splash, by Sunriver Eversole Thoroughbreds Withdrawn Sequel Bloodstock, for Chester 482 Filly Friend Or Foe—Hout Bay, by Harlan’s Holiday and Mary Broman Carl Lizza & Rudy Rodriguez $50,000 505 Colt Exchange Rate—Introvert, by Smarty Jones Ricehorse Stable Dogwood Stable & Eclipse Thoroughbred Part. $115,000

513 Colt First Samurai—Jade Eyed, by Friendly Lover SBM Training & Sales ($65,000)

530 Filly Verrazano—Juneau, by Mr. Greeley Off the Hook Withdrawn

537 Colt City Zip—Karakorum Elektra, by Freud Hoppel’s Horse & Cattle Co. Withdrawn

543 Colt Mission Impazible—Kettle’s Sister, by More Than Ready Golden Legacy Stable Krit Chittaseni $100,000

571 Colt Honorable Dillon—Latori, by Unaccounted For Dean’s List ($35,000)

590 Filly Big Brown—Lilsisterlightning, by Alybro Corona Leaders Cup Hector R. Gonzalez $6,000

594 Filly Point of Entry—Liquify, by More Than Ready Niall Brennan Stables West Bloodstock / Repole Stables $120,000

627 Gelding Central Banker—Making a Point, by Freud Dean’s List Korea Bloodstock $35,000

665 Filly Munnings—Mighty Eros, by Freud Off the Hook ($30,000)

676 Colt Freud—Miss Gazon (IRE), by Royal Academy Jimmy Miranda S.R.O.A. (K.O.I.D.) $35,000

694 Filly Shackleford—Monono, by Whywhywhy King’s Equine Reddam Racing $55,000

701 Colt Flatter—More Than Love, by More Than Ready SGV Thoroughbreds Mike Mareina, agent $45,000

703 Filly More Than Ready—Morning Gallop, by Victory Gallop Top Line Sales Withdrawn

714 Filly Verrazano—Mula Mula, by Gone West Flying Fish Jose Juan Vazquez $20,000

719 Colt Street Boss—Myfriendthebird, by Birdstone Classic Bloodstock S.R.O.A. (K.O.I.D.) $45,000

730 Colt Uncle Mo—My Success, by A.P. Indy Eddie Woods Withdrawn Sequel Bloodstock, for Chester 743 Filly Central Banker—Newbie, by Bernardini and Mary Broman Beach Haven Thoroughbreds $110,000 756 Filly Shackleford—Now Now Girl, by Tiznow Pick View Gary Contessa, agent $60,000 Zilla Racing Stables and Acquanova, 765 Colt Itsmyluckyday—Ometz, by Deputy Commander Classic Bloodstock B S W Bloodstock - Liz Crow, agent $75,000 767 Colt Magician (IRE)—One Gun, by Malibu Moon Sequel Bloodstock Withdrawn

788 Colt Strong Mandate—Papa’s Kara, by High Yield McKathan Bros. ($48,000)

803 Filly He’s Had Enough—Perfect Lover, by Not For Love Eisaman Equine Slam Dunk Racing, Nick J. Hines, agent $65,000

810 Colt Twirling Candy—Pink Traffic, by More Than Ready Old South Farm Withdrawn

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Hip Sex Pedigree Consignor Buyer, Agent Price

824 Colt Flatter—Pondside, by Forestry Off the Hook ($15,000)

829 Colt Exchange Rate—Prairie Fever, by Richter Scale King’s Equine RSB Racing, SGV, agent $75,000

838 Colt Discreet Cat—Princess Tish, by Eltish Harris Training Center Thomas J. Priola, Ryan Barbizon, agent $52,000

889 Filly Flat Out—Road to Mandalay, by Sea of Secrets Cary Frommer Withdrawn

891 Colt Verrazano—R Obsession, by Notebook Tom McCrocklin Tom McCrocklin, agent $20,000

895 Filly Twirling Candy—Rockinwithher, by El Corredor SGV Thoroughbreds Sallusto and Albina, agent $180,000

896 Filly Dialed In—Romance Dance, by Vision and Verse Halcyon Hammock Farm ($135,000)

905 Colt Posse—Royal’s Lass, by Smarty Jones Circle D Thoroughbreds Winning Move Stable, Linda Rice, agent $100,000

910 Colt Central Banker—Royal Waltz, by City Zip A B Thoroughbreds Michael Lerman, agnet $13,000

921 Colt Animal Kingdom—Salty Talk, by Midshipman Randy Bradshaw Withdrawn

928 Filly Shanghai Bobby—Saravati, by Giant’s Causeway Eddie Woods H & E Ranch $72,000 Sequel Bloodstock, for Chester 932 Colt Forty Tales—Satin Sheeks, by Elusive Quality and Mary Broman Winning Move Stable $95,000 Zilla Racing Stables, B S W Bloodstock - 936 Colt Shakin It Up—Savannah Harbor, by Rockport Harbor Hoppel’s Horse & Cattle Co. LizLiz Crow,Crow, agentagent $165,000 940 Filly Hard Spun—Schiavona, by Tale of the Cat Randy Bradshaw Carlo Vaccarezza $40,000

944 Colt Animal Kingdom—Screen Happy, by Brunswick SGV Thoroughbreds Glom Stable, Patrick L. Biancone, agent $85,000

947 Colt Central Banker—Sea Wind, by Northern Afleet Coastal Equine Siegel Sez Stable $45,000

948 Colt Violence—Second Marriage, by Not For Love Grassroots Training & Sales Michael Dubb, Sean S. Perl agent $70,000 Sequel Bloodstock, for Chester 952 Filly Friend Or Foe—Seeking the Ante, by Seeking the Gold and Mary Broman Withdrawn 965 Colt —Sheet Humor, by Distorted Humor Randy Bradshaw Withdrawn

969 Filly Violence—She’s Got Rules, by Holy Bull Classic Bloodstock Withdrawn

970 Colt Proud Citizen—She’s Got Swagger, by Suave Off the Hook Zach Ames $37,000

972 Filly Take Charge Indy—She’s Ready Made, by More Than Ready SGV Thoroughbreds Withdrawn

986 Colt Alpha—Silence Dogood, by Grand Slam Eddie Woods Linda Rice, agent $350,000

996 Colt —Sister Baby, by Lord Avie Barbazon Racing & Bloodstock Hibiscus Stables & Neal M. Allred $80,000 Sequel Bloodstock, for Chester 1014 Filly Kantharos—Solar Surge, by Bernardini andand MaryMary BromanBroman ($47,000) 1031 Colt Tiznow—Southern Charmer, by Dixie Union Hartley/DeRenzo Thoroughbreds Withdrawn

1034 Filly Central Banker—Southside Sis, by Half Ours Shooting Star Sales Camarero Race Track $11,000 Ocala Stud, for Chester and Mary 1040 Colt Scat Daddy—Speightful Affair, by Speightstown Broman Withdrawn 1044 Colt Forty Tales—Spirit of Rose, by City Zip Randy Bradshaw Withdrawn Hemingway Racing & Training 1050 Filly Handsome Mike—Starship Fantasy, by Yes It’s True Stables Frank Bertolino, P.A. Everard, agent $10,000 1051 Filly Alpha—Starship Kitty, by Tale of the Cat Halcyon Hammock Farm ($9,000)

1063 Colt Teuflesberg—Strategic Sue, by Strategic Mission De Meric Sales Sallusto and Albina, agent $90,000

1077 Colt Shackleford—Sundae’s a Meese, by Artax SGV Thoroughbreds Withdrawn Sequel Bloodstock, for Chester 1111 Filly Into Mischief—Thatza Wrap, by Hard Spun and Mary Broman Withdrawn Sequel Bloodstock, for Chester 1123 Filly Central Banker—Top of the Class, by Deputy Minister andand MaryMary BromanBroman Michael Eiserman, Emerald Sales, agent $45,000 Ocala Stud, for Chester and Mary 1152 Colt Forty Tales—Unbridled Star, by Unbridled Broman Withdrawn 1156 Colt Jimmy Creed—Unshuttered, by Unbridled Pick View Michael Mellen, Over the Moon, agent $50,000

1186 Colt Cross Traffic—Whey Sauce (JPN), by Kurofune Eisaman Equine S.R.O.A. (K.O.I.D.) $25,000

1189 Colt Central Banker—Wholelotaroyalty, by Chapel Royal SGV Thoroughbreds ($42,000)

1206 Filly Graydar—Wizardry, by Teuflesberg SBM Training & Sales Withdrawn

June 2018 | nytbreeders.org | New York Breeder 19 NEW YORK-BREDS Sale Statistics 2018 SALES UPDATE New York-Breds at the Fasig-Tipton Midlantic sale FASIG-TIPTON MIDLANTIC Offered Sold Gross Average Median High Low All 430 333 $24,868,500 $74,680 $38,000 $1,200,000 $1,500 NY-Breds 109 84 $5,605,000 $66,726 $30,000 $925,000 $1,500

FASIG-TIPTON MIDLANTIC

Hip Sex Pedigree Consignor Buyer, Agent Price 6 Colt Big Brown—Valid Proposal, by Prized Crane Thoroughbred Services Lone Star Racing Club $28,000 14 Filly —Wabanaki, by Indian Charlie Top Line Sales Bruce N. Levine $22,000 15 Colt Bustin Stones—Wallingford, by Crupi’s New Castle Farm Withdrawn 25 Filly Alpha—We There Yet, by Ecton Park Kenneth LeJeune Training Stables Exline-Border Racing, Marette Farrell, agent $150,000 29 Filly Shanghai Bobby—Whispering, by Quiet American Grassroots Training & Sales Underdog $30,000 30 Colt More Than Ready—White Sangria, by Giant’s Causeway Cary Frommer Barbara J. Houck $85,000 32 Colt Central Banker—Wholelotaroyalty, by Chapel Royal SGV Thoroughbreds Withdrawn 35 Filly Majesticperfection—Wild and Windblown, by Broken Vow Coastal Equine ($21,000) 37 Colt The Factor—Wild Wit, by Distorted Humor De Meric Sales ($95,000) 38 Colt Tizway—Wildwood During, by During Classic Bloodstock ($19,000) 40 Colt Honorable Dillon—Winter Romance, by Benchmark Kenneth LeJeune Training Stables Wounded Warrior Stables, Gary Contessa, agent $30,000 58 Colt Take Charge Indy—A Cut Ahead, by Tiz Wonderful All Dreams Equine Lone Star Racing Club $15,000 63 Filly Big Brown—Alfonsina, by Grand Slam Coastal Equine Withdrawn 71 Colt Frost Giant—Amarga, by Came Home Hidden Brook S.R.O.A. (K.O.I.D.) $25,000 76 Filly Central Banker—Angel’s Wager, by Valid Wager Grassroots Training & Sales Perez Stables $12,000 77 Filly Shanghai Bobby—Anjorie, by A. P Jet All in Sales Clear Stars Stable $73,000 81 Colt Congrats—Aristo, by Adcat Top Line Sales K.O.I.D. $100,000 87 Filly Honorable Dillon—Ascended Dreams, by Thunder Gulch Deans List Lolita Shivmangel $19,500 98 Colt Exchange Rate—Bella Regina, by A.P. Indy Crane Thoroughbred Services Kimberly Graci $5,000 102 Filly Justin Phillip—Best Be Quick, by Southern Image James Layden ($4,500) 122 Filly Courageous Cat—Bridesmaid, by Valid Expectations R. Marie Farms ($23,000) 126 Colt Fed Biz—Broadway Hennessey, by Hennessy Bobby Dodd Withdrawn 129 Filly The Factor—Candy d’Oro, by Johannesburg Crupi’s New Castle Farm Withdrawn 130 Colt —Can’t Bluff Me, by Pine Bluff Niall Brennan Stables Sean S. Perl, agent $15,000 131 Colt Honorable Dillon—Caribe d’Oro, by Medaglia d’Oro Top Line Sales Withdrawn 132 Filly Central Banker—Carly Lee, by Broad Brush C & C Stables ($19,000) 136 Colt Frost Giant—Catchup If You Can, by Bernstein Julie Davies Henry J. Steadman $15,000 138 Filly Curlin—Cayman Style, by Scat Daddy Crupi’s New Castle Farm St. Elias $60,000 148 Filly Will Take Charge—Choice Pearl, by Any Given Saturday Wavertree Stables Linda Rice, agent $150,000 159 Filly Power Broker—Country Again, by Awesome Again Pelican State Thoroughbreds S.R.O.A. (K.O.I.D.) $30,000 165 Colt Freud—Cuello de Luna, by Cherokee Run Bobby Dodd I Hope We Get Lucky $110,000 173 Colt Yes It’s True—Datttcatsgotrhythm, by Tale of the Cat Hartley/De Renzo Thoroughbreds K.O.I.D. $40,000 174 Colt Graydar—Dawnie Macho, by Macho Uno Kings Equine Zilla Racing, Oracle Bloodstock, agent $60,000 183 Filly Big Brown—Diaphanous, by Unbridled Crupi’s New Castle Farm Choctaw Racing $125,000 184 Filly Cairo Prince—Discreet Woman, by Discreet Cat SGV Thoroughbreds Big D Stable $30,000 185 Filly Shackleford—Distinctive Flag, by Distinctive Pro Niall Brennan Stables Randi Persaud $6,500 189 Filly Birdstone—D’ Orsay, by Medaglia d’Oro Pelican State Thoroughbreds ($24,000)

20 New York Breeder | nytbreeders.org | June 2018 FASIG-TIPTON MIDLANTIC

Hip Sex Pedigree Consignor Buyer, Agent Price 200 Filly Union Rags—El Coyote, by A.P. Indy Scanlon Training & Sales Withdrawn 201 Filly Violence—Electric Boots, by Bellamy Road Coastal Equine ($9,500) 203 Filly Flashback—Elle Tish Slew, by Eltish Crane Thoroughbred Services Withdrawn 208 Filly Tizway—Eve of Destruction, by Malibu Moon Mason Springs Good Guys Racing $24,000 210 Filly Freedom Child—Evil Queen, by Hear No Evil Crupi’s New Castle Farm Mandy Laderer $15,000 214 Filly Liaison—Fancy and Smart, by Smarty Jones Crane Thoroughbred Services John Fanelli $7,500 215 Filly Bustin Stones—Dixie Talent, by Dixie Union Crupi’s New Castle Farm Withdrawn 216 Filly World Renowned—Fanny Brice, by Sharp Humor RiceHorse Stables Racing Gambit $25,000 218 Filly Honorable Dillon—Fast Profit, by Tejano Grassroots Training & Sales Gary Contessa, agent $30,000 221 Filly Violence—Fear This, by Ghostzapper Cary Frommer Three Diamonds Farm $100,000 226 Colt Mission Impazible—Forest Trail, by Forest Wildcat Q Bar J Thoroughbreds David Meah, agent $52,000 229 Filly Alpha—Frances G, by Officer Grassroots Training & Sales Richard Vega $40,000 230 Filly Big Brown—Frangipanni, by Cape Town Hidden Brook S.R.O.A. (K.O.I.D.) $35,000 233 Filly Violence—Frost Bite, by Crane Thoroughbred Services ($25,000) 235 Filly Central Banker—Ghost Friendly, by Ghostzapper Scanlon Training & Sales Richard Greeley $70,000 240 Filly Flat Out—Golden Locket, by Storm Creek Wes Carter ($27,000) 249 Colt Alpha—Harbour News, by Rockport Harbor Grassroots Training & Sales Gary Contessa, agent $40,000 250 Filly Alpha—Hearted, by Grand Reward De Meric Sales Withdrawn 256 Filly Flashback—Higher Incentive, by Freud Woodford Thoroughbreds Leonard Liberto $9,000 258 Colt Goldencents—Hitch Village, by Old Trieste De Meric Sales Dale Capuano $9,000 259 Filly The Factor—Hollywood Redhead, by Tapit Hidden Brook Clear Stars Stable $95,000 261 Filly Central Banker—Home Ice, by Iam the Iceman Eddie Woods David Rose & Farhat Khalaf $3,000 263 Colt Temple City—House of Leaves, by Read the Footnotes All Dreams Equine Henry J. Steadman $15,000 266 Colt Alpha—Humble Street, by Grassroots Training & Sales ($32,000) 274 Filly Forty Tales—Influenced, by Malibu Moon Brick City Thoroughbreds Sheffield Stable $20,000 275 Colt —Intentional Fever, by Stormin Fever De Meric Sales Linda Rice, agent $240,000 280 Colt Creative Cause—Jacqui’s Promise, by Loup Sauvage Grassroots Training & Sales K.O.I.D. $30,000 283 Colt Goldencents—Jessica’s Halo, by Jolie’s Halo Pick View Withdrawn 292 Filly Boys At Tosconova—Keep Right, by Street Cry (IRE) Sequel Bldstk for C&M Bromans A & J Racing Stable $25,000 293 Filly Lookin At Lucky—Key of Sea, by Storm Cat Boutte Sales Christo Bakas $20,000 295 Filly Into Mischief—Kitty Panda, by Sky Mesa Hartley/De Renzo Thoroughbreds ($195,000) 297 Filly Forty Tales—Knight Tripp, by Trippi Crupi’s New Castle Farm Withdrawn 300 Colt Cairo Prince—Krakowviak, by Tale of the Cat Crupi’s New Castle Farm Louis Lazzinnaro, Brian Morgan, agent $140,000 303 Colt Cross Traffic—Lady Giacamo, by Giacomo Grassroots Training & Sales ($19,000) 311 Filly Mission Impazible—Lavender Gem, by Harlan’s Holiday De Meric Sales Michael Gorham $15,000 318 Colt Alpha—Listed City, by Cuvee All Dreams Equine Jeffrey Englehart $15,000 319 Filly Frost Giant—Lisvernane, by Arch Eddie Woods Bruce N. Levine $50,000 324 Filly Alpha—Looking Chill, by Artie Schiller Rod McVey Linda Rice, agent $45,000 326 Filly Sidney’s Candy—Lots of Mine, by Mineshaft Coastal Equine Jagger $10,000 328 Colt Giant’s Causeway—Lovely Lil, by Tiznow Boutte Sales ($75,000) 330 Filly The Factor—Lovemeorleaveme, by Unbridled’s Song Crane Thoroughbred Services Withdrawn 331 Filly Goldencents—Love My Girl, by El Corredor Pick View Withdrawn 333 Colt Freud—Loxina, by Came Home De Meric Sales ($39,000) 336 Filly Union Rags—Magical Cat (IRE), by Giant’s Causeway Golden Rock ($19,000) 337 Filly Teuflesberg—Magical Flair, by Defrere Grassroots Training & Sales Joe McMahon $13,000 339 Filly Frost Giant—Majestic Shoes, by Majestic Warrior De Meric Sales Sebastiano Ciaccio $7,000 344 Colt Magician (IRE)—Margaret Lilian, by Political Force Coastal Equine Mark Becraft $1,500 345 Filly Honorable Dillon—Marialua, by Maria’s Mon Brick City Thoroughbreds Andry Blanco $16,000 347 Filly Central Banker—Marketable Miss, by Noonmark Grassroots Training & Sales ($28,000) 353 Colt Itsmyluckyday—Medieval Cat, by Discreet Cat Nomad Farm Training & Sales Jeffrey Englehart $8,000

June 2018 | nytbreeders.org | New York Breeder 21 NEW YORK-BREDS Sale Statistics FASIG-TIPTON MIDLANTIC

Hip Sex Pedigree Consignor Buyer, Agent Price 363 Filly Shakin It Up—Miss Kilkare, by Dehere Grassroots Training & Sales ($27,000) 364 Filly Honorable Dillon—Miss (IRE), by Nashwan Grassroots Training & Sales Withdrawn 373 Colt Alpha—Money My Honey, by Red Bullet Kenneth LeJeune Training Stables Withdrawn 374 Filly Shanghai Bobby—Moon Stone Madness, by Grand Slam Paul Sharp Withdrawn 377 Colt Mission Impazible—Mosaico, by City Zip Hidden Brook S.R.O.A. (K.O.I.D.) $45,000 380 Filly Mucho Macho Man—Ms Hallie, by Stormy Atlantic Grassroots Training & Sales Trin-Brook Stable $15,000 384 Colt Maclean’s Music—My Canary, by Mineshaft De Meric Sales Mike Ryan, agent $325,000 388 Colt Uncle Mo—My Success, by A.P. Indy McKathan Bros. Withdrawn 391 Colt Central Banker—New Harmony, by A.P. Indy Classic Bloodstock Richard Cummings, J. Kent Sweezey, agent Withdrawn 392 Colt Honorable Dillon—Nice Boots Baby, by Storm Boot Grassroots Training & Sales Michael Eiserman, Emerald Bloodstock, agent $110,000 396 Colt Lookin At Lucky—Oblahlah, by Tiz Wonderful Kings Equine Richard Cummings, J. Kent Sweezey, agent $20,000 404 Colt —Our Year, by Grand Slam JVC Training & Sales Three Diamonds Farm $50,000 411 Colt Violence—Paper Kite, by Bernardini Sequel Bloodstock Henry J. Steadman $35,000 420 Colt Power Broker—Phyllis Sassy Girl, by Concerto Rod McVey Mike Ryan, agent $120,000 425 Filly Mineshaft—Pleasant Cat, by Tale of the Cat Eddie Woods Big Lick Farm $190,000 429 Filly Maclean’s Music—Point Spread, by Point Given Grassroots Training & Sales Stone Bridge Farm $40,000 435 Filly Honorable Dillon—Prairie Princess, by Rocky Mountain Scanlon Training & Sales Bruce Brown, agent $20,000 438 Filly Emcee—Pretty Reason, by Fly So Free Golden Rock Batman $18,000 439 Colt Morning Line—Princess Kiha, by (ARG) Grassroots Training & Sales Michael Gorham $15,000 441 Colt Honorable Dillon—Princesspatseattle, by Airdrie Apache Kenneth LeJeune Training Stables A. Rogers Smithwick $7,000 444 Filly Central Banker—Properintroduction, by Wild Desert Niall Brennan Stables Withdrawn 457 Colt Central Banker—Raffie’s Bebe, by Raffie’s Majesty Hoppels Horse & Cattle Co. ($14,500) 458 Colt Bodemeister—Raise Up, by Henrythenavigator Kirkwood Stables, for Country Life Erin Wilkinson $9,000 465 Filly Gemologist—Red Menace, by Stormy Atlantic Kings Equine Hinkhouse & Warnick, Linda Rice, agent $85,000 467 Colt Yes It’s True—Reen, by Forestry Wes Carter Theodore J. Pecoraro $135,000 480 Filly Central Banker—Roses for the Star, by (IRE) White Pine Thoroughbreds Withdrawn 481 Filly Paynter—Royal Rhiannon, by Broken Vow Crane Thoroughbred Services Greg Brous, Meredith Krupp, agent $15,000 482 Filly (ARG)—Rumors of Glory, by Storm Cat Sequel Bldstk for C&M Bromans Mike Ryan, agent $190,000 491 Colt Oxbow—Scene Maker, by Unbridled’s Song Pick View Withdrawn 496 Colt Violence—Secret Kin, by Sea of Secrets James Layden Withdrawn 505 Colt Midnight Lute—Sheet Humor, by Distorted Humor Randy Bradshaw Withdrawn 507 Colt Uncle Mo—Shesabitdistorted, by Distorted Humor Classic Bloodstock Withdrawn 519 Filly Freud—Simply Preferred, by Good and Tough Mason Sprgs, for Grnd Thndr Tbreds ($19,000) 527 Filly City Zip—So Explosive, by Mineshaft Coastal Equine ($49,000) 533 Colt Tiznow—Southern Charmer, by Dixie Union Hartley/De Renzo Thoroughbreds Linda Rice, agent $425,000 534 Filly Cairo Prince—Sovereignoftheseas, by Boston Harbor Pike Racing Steven W. Young, agent $55,000 540 Colt Malibu Moon—Spring Elusion, by Elusive Quality RiceHorse Stables Withdrawn 544 Filly Flashback—Stelluchella, by Honor Grades Classic Bloodstock ($43,000) 546 Colt Uncle Mo—Storm Dancer, by Always a Classic Grassroots Training & Sales Raj Jagnanan $45,000 557 Filly Posse—Swallow Falls, by Smoke Glacken Kings Equine ($28,000) 561 Colt Union Rags—Tanglewood Tale, by Tale of the Cat Bobby Dodd Michael Lund Peterson $925,000 573 Colt Flashback—Thedamewantstowin, by Gulch Crupi’s New Castle Farm K.O.I.D. $110,000 575 Colt He’s Had Enough—Thrown Away, by Cape Town Tom McCrocklin Anthony Aguirre $5,000 576 Filly Emcee—Tiger Girl, by Hold That Tiger Sequel Bloodstock It’s All About the Girls $65,000 582 Filly Cairo Prince—Tiz Camera Ready, by Tiznow All Dreams Equine Peter Rosbeck Jr., Rockbridge Bldstock, agent $50,000 592 Filly Jimmy Creed—Trini Dubai, by E Dubai Grassroots Training & Sales Peter Miller, Raymie Lightner, agent $20,000 594 Colt Midnight Lute—Tropic of Aquarius, by Ghostzapper Wes Carter ($47,000) 596 Filly Alpha—Tura Isabel, by Forest Danger Hartley/De Renzo Thoroughbreds ($7,000)

22 New York Breeder | nytbreeders.org | June 2018 COMMENTATOR / CRITICAL EYE STAKES

Diversify holds o Pat On the Back in the one-mile Commentator ADAM COGLIANESE/NYRA

Gold Cup winner Diversify takes Stars Brighten Commentator; Holiday Disguise digs Showcase deep in Critical Eye BY TERESA GENARO BEFORE THE COMMENTATOR STAKES at Belmont Park May 28, 5-year-old Diversify had run over “Big Sandy” six times, with four wins and two seconds, and $639,200 in earnings. Small wonder, then, that he was made the 2-1 favorite in the one-mile Commenta- tor, and he ran to his odds and to his record, boosting the latter at Belmont to fve wins from seven starts and earnings of $759,200. In a 13-race career he has earned $934,425. In the last of six stakes for New York-bred horses on its annual Big Apple Show- case Day, Diversify broke from post eight under Jose Ortiz, stumbled a bit at the start, quickly righting himself to head toward his customary place on the lead. He ceded that spot to Jewel Can Disco, who was followed closely by Mr. Buff, with Di- versify sitting a length back as the feld moved down the backstretch.

June 2018 | nytbreeders.org | New York Breeder 23 COMMENTATOR / CRITICAL EYE STAKES ADAM COGLIANESE/NYRA PHOTOS Trainer Rick Violette Jr. (far right), with a happy Evans family aer another win over Belmont’s ‘Big Sandy’

Racing in the clear in the three-path, watched the replay and said, ‘Whoa,’ ” at the 2014 Fasig-Tipton Saratoga sale Diversify and Ortiz maintained a steady said trainer Rick Violette Jr. of preferred New York-breds. Maverick pace through fractions of :22.57 and “At the three-eighths pole I went after Racing (WinStar Farm) paid $150,000 :45.22, a pace that took its toll on both them,” said Ortiz, “and when he made for him and campaigned him with Vio- Jewel Can Disco and Mr. Buff. Coming the lead, he pricked his ears, so I knew lette for his frst two races, both wins. around the fnal turn Diversify swept to he had something left in the tank. Pat On When WinStar Racing offered Diversify the front. the Back ran a very good race. Any other at the 2016 November mixed But there was still running to be day, we would’ve won by 10.” sale, longtime client Ralph Evans bought done—an eighth of a mile—and Diver- The close fnish didn’t do much to al- him for $210,000 on Violette’s advice. sify had to work for the win. A late chal- lay the nerves of Lauren Evans, who co- Out of the Street Cry mare Rule One, lenge by Pat On the Back nearly had him owns Diversify with her father, Ralph. Diversify is by grade 1 winner Bellamy nailed inside the sixteenth pole, but Di- Though she has often seen the horse Road, who now stands for $6,000 in New versify dug in, holding off his rival by a run, before the Commentator she had York at Irish Hill & Dutchess Views Stal- nose at the wire. never seen him win. lions near Stillwater, N.Y. He ranks third “I thought we won it, but then I Diversify was purchased as a yearling on the state’s sires list behind Freud and Frost Giant. He was second to Freud on the 2017 sires list. After winning the Stakes (G1) at Belmont last fall, Di- versify turned in two clunkers, a fourth- place fnish in the Clark Handicap Pre- “ This race meant a lot to his record sented by Norton Healthcare (G1) at and a distanced sev- and to prove himself after Charles Town. enth in the Charles Town Classic Stakes (G2) in April. Prior to the Clark, Diver- I think both my father and I were sify had fnished worse than second only once in 10 starts, winning seven of those very nervous.” races. “Obviously,” said Ralph Evans wryly, Ñ Lauren Evans “he’s not a good shipper. And he loves Belmont Park.” “ In the winner’s circle for the frst time

24 New York Breeder | nytbreeders.org | June 2018 as an owner, Lauren ceded most post- Violette has his eye on the Subur- ing from post 2, and Holiday Disguise race responsibilities to her parents but ban Stakes (G2) July 7 at Belmont Park and Irad Ortiz Jr. settling into the three- was candid about her nerves headed into (where else?), at the same 10-furlong dis- path just behind her. They let Verdant the race. Unable to attend the Jockey tance as the Jockey Club Gold Cup, for Pastures, Bluegrass Flag, and Frost Wise Club Gold Cup because of professional a possible next start for Diversify. And if duke it out on the lead in the early go- commitments in Arizona, Lauren re- all goes as planned, Lauren will be right ing, and it was Highway Star that made cently relocated to Washington, D.C., back there with her parents Ralph and the frst move, ranging up heading into putting her within easy driving distance Judith. the far turn, with Holiday Disguise never of the Commentator and the Charles “I’m thrilled,” she said, “to be able to letting her increase her one-length lead. Town Classic. participate even more and be here.” Highway Star got the advantage head- “It’s good to know that it’s not my ing into the stretch, and then the race presence that makes him run not well,” HOLIDAY NAIL-BITER was on. She and Holiday Disguise left she said, only half kidding. “This race In a nail-biter of a fnish between two the feld in their wake, save for a resolute meant a lot to his record and to prove graded stakes-winning New York-breds, Playinwiththeboys on the inside. Inside himself after Charles Town. I think both Lady Sheila Stable’s Holiday Disguise the sixteenth pole it looked like Playin- my father and I were very nervous.” just got up to win the one-mile Critical withtheboys might vanquish both the “Ralph feels even more added pres- Eye Stakes over Chester and Mary Bro- leaders, but they hit the wire together, sure when we’re the favorite. He feels man’s Highway Star. Holiday Disguise getting her nose down 3 kind of an obligation (to the bettors),” The only two graded stakes winners in frst. Playinwiththeboys was 1 ⁄4 lengths Violette said. the feld ran to their past performances, back in third. “Yes, I did,” concurred Evans with a with Highway Star under Angel Arroyo “I wasn’t sure until they made it of- chuckle. saving ground along the rail after break- fcial,” said trainer Linda Rice, “but the SUSIE RAISHER/NYRA Holiday Disguise, outside, hits the line just a nose in front of Highway Star in the Critical Eye

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crowd made it seem she won. In January Wilmot and Taylor She’s such a gritty flly.” sold Thin Disguise at the Keene- “Highway Star is a fghter; land horses of all ages sale; she she always tries hard,” said Or- was purchased for $100,000 by tiz. “When we got close, I knew McMahon & Hill Bloodstock, my flly would fght, too, so I and wisely, her owners retained just kept riding.” a 25% interest in her. Two races The win was the third in after the Critical Eye, Holiday the Critical Eye for Rice, who Disguise’s younger half sister won in 2015 with Sheriffa and Midnight Disguise (by Midnight in 2014 with Lady Sheila’s La Lute), owned by Wilmot and Tay- Verdad, who went on to win an lor along with son Devin, won the as champion fe- Bouwerie Stakes for 3-year-old male sprinter in 2015. fllies, which Holiday Disguise Holiday Disguise was bred won last year. by Drs. Bill Wilmot and Joan “This is spectacular,” said Taylor, and Sheila Rosenblum Rosenblum. “She’s tough. She purchased her at the 2015 would be the tough girl that’s not Fasig-Tipton Saratoga sale going to take crap from anyone. of preferred New York-bred How she did this against such yearlings, paying $220,000. In great, talented horses says it all.” nine races, fve of them already ADAM COGLIANESE/NYRA Holiday Disguise was running Sheila Rosenblum leads in Holiday Disguise this year, the flly has earned and jockey Irad Ortiz Jr. back 16 days after fnishing third $469,150 and fnished out of in the Vagrancy Handicap (G3) at the top three only once, in her Belmont May 12 and stretching debut. New Yorker (by Quiet American) and back out to a mile after having won the By Harlan’s Holiday, Holiday Dis- four six-fgure earners. She died at (G3) at Aqueduct in guise is out of the Yes It’s True mare Wilmot and Taylor’s Stepwise Farm in early April. Thin Disguise, who was also bred by 2016 at age 22. “The opportunity was right for this Wilmot and Taylor. They purchased her Thin Disguise has a 2-year-old Ver- race,” said Rosenblum. “It was a deci- dam, Naughty Natisha, for $150,000 razano colt with Niall Brennan that is sion Linda made, and I agreed with it. at the 1998 Keeneland November sale “showing promise,” according to Taylor, The flly does more than maintain her of breeding stock. In addition to Thin a Tiznow yearling flly, and a 2018 Bode- weight; she’s even a little chubby! And Disguise, Naughty Natisha is the dam meister flly. She’ll be bred this year to she was saying, ‘Let me race again.’ of New York-bred millionaire Naughty . “She’s a strong-willed horse, and she’s been breezing and training well.” Wilmot and Taylor joined Rosenblum in the winner’s circle for the Critical Eye, and two races later Rosenblum joined them after Midnight Disguise won. “I have such respect for them as “ This is spectacular. She’s tough. breeders,” said Rosenblum. “They’ve She would be the tough girl that’s been mentors.” Holiday Disguise’s next start might not going to take crap from anyone. come in the seven-furlong, $500,000 Ke- tel One Ballerina Stakes (G1, Aug. 25) at How she did this against such great, Saratoga, a race that Rosenblum, a for- mer dancer, has always wanted to win. talented horses says it all.” “She’s a fghter, and she’s darn good,” said the owner. “If she comes back as Ñ Sheila Rosenblum sound and as wonderfully as she has, “ we’ve got big plans.”

26 New York Breeder | nytbreeders.org | June 2018 MOUNT VERNON / KINGSTON STAKES

Feeling Bossy goes wire to wire in the Mount Vernon SUSIE RAISHER/NYRA

Michael Dubb takes both Showcase Many Ways turf stakes in very BY TERESA GENARO different manners OWNER MICHAEL DUBB SWEPT the turf races for older horses at Belmont Park’s Big Apple Showcase for New York-breds May 28, but the wins couldn’t have come in more dissimilar ways. He won the Mount Vernon Stakes with a mare he recently claimed. Dubb then won the Kingston Stakes with a horse purchased at auction as a yearling. One was a tight fnish, the other by a comfortable margin. He won one with a longshot, the other as the favorite; one on the lead, one with a closer. He owns one of his winners outright, the other in partnership. Regardless of the circumstances, Dubb won three of the four stakes races he en- tered, and his turfers brought him two of them. In the one-mile Mount Vernon, run on a “good” Widener turf course, 8-1 third choice Feeling Bossy and Irad Ortiz Jr. went to the front and got to the rail, leading the feld of seven through leisurely fractions of :24.26 and :48.77, establishing a two- length lead over War Canoe. The graded stakes-winning Fifty Five, the even-money favorite, set up mid-pack with jockey Javier Castellano unhurried through the early going. As Feeling Bossy’s lead diminished in deep stretch, Castellano tried to get Fifty Five inside, making a move between horses that caused his mount to check and lose some momentum. As the feld headed to the wire, Fifty Five was able to gain steady ground on Feeling Bossy, but the latter held on in a “where’s the wire?” fnish

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whole way, and when I asked her turning for home, she was there for me.” “We also got some racing luck,” added Dubb, noting Fifty Five’s trouble coming around the turn. Bred by Emily Wygod, Feeling Bossy is out of the Kris S. mare Keep the Feel- ing and by New York-based stallion Cou- rageous Cat, who stands at Questroyal North for $6,000. Grade 1-winning Cou- rageous Cat was campaigned by Wygod’s parents, Marty and Pam Wygod. Feeling Bossy is a half sister to two six-fgure earners. “She’s a hard-hitting New York-bred,” Dubb said of the veteran of 16 races life- time, seven of them wins. “They put her in a claimer in October thinking nobody would take her, but I’m very patient and it worked out great.” ADAM COGLIANESE/NYRA An added bonus was her sire, said Michael Dubb (blue jacket) with trainer Jason Servis, le, and rider Irad Ortiz Jr. Dubb. “I go to the New York-bred dinner by a diminishing neck. in New York-bred turf races. I thought every April, and there’s a real camarade- “Of course, I was nervous,” said Dubb she was going to need a race, but credit rie,” he said. “It’s good to keep it all in in the winner’s circle. “That was the to Irad: He saw the opening, and he saw the family, and I’m so proud of the job horse to beat. I thought she was in a that nobody went for the lead. She was she did.” league of her own.” ft enough to gut out a mile against a re- Dubb claimed Feeling Bossy for ally good horse.” PLAN COMES THROUGH $62,500 at Belmont last October, run- He credited Ortiz and trainer Jason As the horses headed into the far turn ning her once—in the Ticonderoga Servis for the horse’s win. in the one-mile Kingston, there was con- Stakes during the fall’s Showcase Day— “All I did was point and click,” he said. cern in announcer ’ voice before giving her the winter off. “Jason and Irad did the work.” as he noted that odds-on favorite Offer- “I wanted to freshen her up for New “She doesn’t rate,” said the rider. “She ing Plan was last and being urged by York-bred turf stakes,” he explained. “I took charge and took me the whole way; Castellano. was specifcally looking for a flly to run she made me feel like she’d work the He needn’t have worried. Breaking from post six, 6-year-old Offering Plan raced just off the rail and near-last for much of the race, at times a dozen or more lengths off the pace. Cas- “ Really good trainers can campaign tellano has ridden the horse in 10 of his last 12 races, and while he seemed well a horse and get you a half-dozen quality aware of what the son of Spring At Last was capable of, Offering Plan didn’t ex- starts and leave some soap on the bar, actly win the race the easy way. Making up ground speedily, Castel- as Woody Stephens used to say.” lano and Offering Plan swung six-wide coming into the stretch, joining a van- Ñ Michael Dubb guard of horses that suggested a blanket fnish. Offering Plan was having none of “ that, though, pulling ahead in the fnal 28 New York Breeder | nytbreeders.org | June 2018 3 strides to win by 1 ⁄4 lengths. “ ‘Just break and let him be comfort- able,’ ” said Castellano of the instructions trainer Chad Brown’s assistant Whit Beckman gave before the race. “ ‘I don’t want you to drag him back, and I don’t want you to send.’ That’s what I did.” “It’s a little bit nerve-racking at the three-eighths pole,” said Beckman. “He looked like he wanted to back up, but as soon as he got over and switched leads, I knew he had a clear dead aim on them with the pretty salty fractions up there.” Dubb owns Offering Plan in partner- ship with ’s Nantucket Thor- oughbred Partners, Bethlehem Stables, and Gary Aisquith. Dubb and Kumin purchased Offering Plan as a 2-year-old at the 2014 Ocala Breeders’ Sales’ April auction, paying $135,000 for him. He had sold as a yearling for $32,000 at the CHELSEA DURAND/NYRA Fasig-Tipton Kentucky October sale in 2013, purchased by Summer Mayberry. Bred by C.W. Swann and Cygnet Farm, he’s out of the unraced Street Cry mare Rosalie Road. Offering Plan is her only foal to race. With the Kingston win, Offering Plan has a record of 7-3-3 from 19 starts and has earned $572,923. He’s won at 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 and won his frst race off his winter layoff every year. His connections considered running him at Pimlico two weeks ago but on the advice of Brown decided to keep him at home where he’d be the favorite. “We leave everything to him,” said Dubb. “I just show up and take pictures.” ADAM COGLIANESE/NYRA Though Offering Plan is graded Ofering Plan, top, wins the Kingston at odds-on; above, Dubb and company stakes-placed, Dubb sees him staying in return to the winner’s circle state-bred company for the time being and hopes to keep the horse running for the foreseeable future. given Offering Plan’s success in running Bethlehem Stables) teamed up to win “Really good trainers can campaign on good or yielding tracks. He won the the Longines (G1) with a horse and get you a half-dozen quality Kingston last year over yielding ground. Monomoy Girl, and Dubb said Offering starts,” observed the owner, “and leave Describing as “surreal” winning three Plan was among the frst horses Kumin some soap on the bar, as Woody Ste- stakes races on the day, Dubb seemed bought when he got into racing. phens used to say.” as pleased to win on Showcase Day “I’m not invested at the level he is, but Though Belmont had been pelted by at Belmont as he is winning graded we have a lot of fun together,” said Dubb. rain the previous day, Dubb was uncon- stakes races. Last month he and Kumin “We’ve had a grand old time from the cerned about the condition of the turf, (along with The Elkstone Group and very beginning with horses like this.”

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Midnight Diguise is well clear in the lane of the Bouwerie JOE LABOZZETTA/NYRA Midnight Disguise gets second win for Round Midnight mare Thin Disguise; BY PAUL VOLPONI

Michael Dubb THE HUSBAND AND WIFE TEAM of Dr. Joan Taylor and Dr. William Wilmot not only have an astute eye for putting a Thoroughbred together but also understand the strikes with tell-tale signs of their runners on the racetrack. As the feld for the seven-furlong $125,000 Bouwerie Stakes moved midway on Analyze the Odds the far turn, Taylor and Wilmot were already clued in to the fact their homebred Midnight Disguise, a 17.2-hand daughter of Midnight Lute, was about to make her presence felt, despite racing in eighth position in the feld of nine New York-bred sophomore fllies. Spinning six-wide into the stretch—after tracking an opening half-mile in :45.34— Midnight Disguise took the better part of a furlong through the lane to get her im- mense frame into high gear. But the moment she did, beneath jockey Jose Ortiz, everyone else at Belmont Park knew what her breeder/owners had surmised some 400 yards prior—that this talented flly was going to win in freight train-like fashion. Midnight Disguise rumbled through a fnal eighth in :12.53 to post a dominating 3 2 ⁄4-length victory in 1:22.86.

30 New York Breeder | nytbreeders.org | June 2018 Less than an hour earlier, her half sis- ‘She covers a lot of ground. That she’s ter, Holiday Disguise (by Harlan’s Holi- a force,’ ” said Bill Wilmot, who as a day), also bred by Taylor and Wilmot, trainer captured the 1975 Metropolitan had captured the $200,000 Critical Eye Handicap (G1) with Gold and Myrrh. “I Stakes by a fast-closing nostril. “ I know her think the blinkers really sharpened her Out of the Yes It’s True mare Thin up, kept her a little more in touch with Disguise, both fllies are trained by Lin- personally and raised the feld. It feels like she’s back (to her da Rice. best). Hopefully, with some luck, we’re “I’m feeling absolutely elated,” said her on the farm. looking at the Mother Goose (Stakes, Taylor, while en route to the winner’s G2, June 30) next.” circle. “This wasn’t her best distance. So I feel like I can talk Zilla Racing Stables’ English Soul But she’s versatile—six furlongs, seven (by ), from the barn of furlongs, a mile, over a mile. What a to her in the paddock trainer Ray Handal, was second. Tic Sta- flly! A real Horatio Alger story (of perse- bles’ Split Time (by Take Charge Indy), verance). We never thought she’d make to calm her down.” another Rice-trainee, fnished third. the races because she’s so big. I’m just The Bouwerie (original spelling) is so proud of her. I know her personally — Dr. Joan Taylor named in honor of the Bowery—a street and raised her on the farm. So I feel like “ and neighborhood in the southern por- I can talk to her in the paddock to calm tion of the borough of Manhattan. Bou- her down. She’s really smart.” owns part of Midnight Disguise, who werie is derived from the Dutch word Earlier this year Midnight Disguise, has won fve of seven starts and has for “farm.” The famed Bull’s Head Tav- who wore blinkers for the frst time in earned $347,600. ern, where Gen. George Washington the Bouwerie, triumphed in the open “We got a patient ride today and stopped for refreshments on his way to company Busher and Busanda stakes, didn’t get her bottled-up. That’s the watch British troops sail home, was in before running fourth in the Gazelle secret to this flly. She’s got such a big the Bowery—which rivaled Broadway Stakes (G2). stride it doesn’t feel like she’s going as New York City’s main thoroughfare Devin Wilmot, the breeders’ son, also fast. But as (jockey) Jose (Ortiz) said, up until the late 19th century.

Perfect Analysis If you hear people talking about the smartest guy in the room, you don’t need to search too hard. They’re prob- ably referring to owner Michael Dubb. Dubb again displayed his dutiful work ethic (he studies races for two hours most nights) and brilliance for scouting horse fesh when he claimed Analyze the Odds (by Overanalyze) from owner Mike Repole for $80,000 April 20. “I thought this horse wanted to go long,” said Dubb. “I claimed him for the Saratoga two-turn race (the Aug. 24 Albany Stakes), and the Finger Lakes two-turn race (the July 21 New York Derby). He was doing well enough (for new trainer Jason Servis), so we fgured what the hell. Let’s take a shot in (the Mike Lee).” The trio of races constitute the Big Apple Triple. Last year Analyze the Odds won the New York Breeders’ Futurity at Finger Lakes, showing a defnite affnity

ADAM COGLIANESE/NYRA for the track. Midnight Disguise’s breeder/owners Dr. William Wilmot and Dr. Joan Taylor fank In the $125,000 Mike Lee Stakes, a trainer Linda Rice and jockey Jose Ortiz in the winner’s circle seven-furlong event for sophomores,

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Analyze the Odds sat a reserved trip in contentious :45.67, before Analyze the serious momentum. seventh-position early on, after breaking Odds, who found himself forced six- Morning Breez (by Morning Line)— alertly beneath jockey Junior Alvarado. wide into the sandy stretch and suddenly owned by John Caputo, Lady DelPo, and The opening half-mile was raced in a trailing his seven rivals, began to gather The Boys Racing—forged to the lead at the eighth pole for Javier Castellano and opened up a daylight advantage on the feld. But Analyze the Odds, under a full head of steam, unleashed a furious late rally. Covering signifcant ground with a succession of long and powerful strides, Analyze the Odds surged to the front in the shadow of the wire to post a three- quarter-length victory. “The assistant (to Jason Servis) told me he was probably going to break sharp,” said Alvarado. “He told me, ‘I don’t want you to send. If you send, he’s probably going to stop. Just break and let him be comfortable.’ So that’s what I did. And in the end when I asked him for run he was there for me.” The fnal time was 1:22.58. Bred by Lansdowne Thoroughbreds, Analyze the Odds, who is out of The Sense Angel, by Mineshaft, has won four

ANNETTE JASKO/NYRA of 11 starts with earnings of $328,706. Analyze the Odds comes from last to rst in the Mike Lee at 20-1 “We just wanted to get a piece today,” said Dubb. “I never dreamed that piece would be the big piece. Jason Servis has really done an incredible job with this horse.” Morning Breez, trained by Carlos Martin, was the solid runner-up in the Mike Lee. Bred by Hart Farm & Rhap- sody Farm, the consistent colt has hit the board in eight of nine starts (9-2-3-3), in- cluding fve state-bred stakes. My Purple Haze Stables’ Retonova, a gelded son of Boys At Tosconova, fn- ished third for trainer Chris Englehart. For the second consecutive outing, Sunrise Stables’ homebred A True Giant (by Frost Giant), an impressive winner in his lone start, was a temperamental scratch at the gate. The Mike Lee is named for the former editor and sportswriter of the Long Is- land Press, a position which he held for more than 40 years. Lee was also recog-

ADAM COGLIANESE/NYRA nized as a humanitarian and community Michael Dubb, right, leads Analyze the Odds with trainer Jason Servis advocate.

32 New York Breeder | nytbreeders.org | June 2018 NEW YORK-BREDS IN HISTORY STARS OF THE ‘EARLY FUND’ YEARS

BY ALAN CARTER BLOOD-HORSE LIBRARY New York-bred Fio Rito winning the grade 1 Whitney in Saratoga

THE NEW YORK STATE LEGISLATURE passed a law in 1973 which for the most concentrating on cheap Thoroughbreds, part pertained to Off-Track Betting. Included in this legislation was the establish- running at nearby Finger Lakes Race ment of the New York State Thoroughbred Breeding and Development Fund. Track. He asked his brother to go in with him, but his brother declined. The Fund provided for the encour- bred racing in New York. Le Cesse purchased 28 acres of land agement of breeding in the State, funded The frst prominent horse to ben- about one mile from Finger Lakes and by “ associations or corpo- eft from this law was Fio Rito (1975; built a racetrack to be used as a training rations, 10% of the breaks derived from Dreaming Native—Seagret, by Sea center. One day a friend asked Le Cesse on track wagers or off-track wagers, as Charger), bred and owned by Ray Le if he could use his training complex to the case may be...” Cesse and trained by Mike Ferraro. conduct an auction of New York-breds. Although through the years this law Le Cesse was a building contractor Le Cesse agreed and went to the auc- has been extensively amended, it never- from Rochester who originally got in- tion to observe the sale. He occasionally theless remains one of the most impor- volved in racing Standardbreds with his made bids to drive up the price, and un- tant statutes in the history of Thorough- brother as a hobby. Eventually he began fortunately, or so it seemed at the time,

June 2018 | nytbreeders.org | New York Breeder 33 NEW YORK-BREDS IN HISTORY he was the high bidder of $2,300 for a ily for Fio Rito’s handlers and fans, as- when he started falling back. It was later mare named Seagret who was in foal to sistant starter Jim Tsitsirgos held onto disclosed that he had injured an ankle the deceased stallion Dreaming Native. the reins, and after dragging Tsitsirgos during the race, and he was retired to Both the dam and the sire were former several yards, Fio Rito stopped and was what turned out to be an unsuccessful $1,500 claiming horses. The resultant reloaded into the gate. With regular rider career as a stallion. foal was named Fio Rito after Le Cesse’s Leslie Hulet in the irons, he led the feld friend, who was a band leader. in his usual front-running style and held NASKRA’S BREEZE For the frst four years of his racing off the hard-charging Winter’s Tale to Naskra’s Breeze (1977; Naskra—Trop- career, Fio Rito made a considerable win by a neck. ical Heat, by Tropical Breeze), a gelding, amount of money by racing in New Writing in The Blood-Horse, Larry was bred by Chester C. Davis’ Milfer York-bred races at Finger Lakes and Owens stated: “Not since the upstart Farm near Unadilla. Davis, an attorney, New York Racing Association tracks, New York Mets won the championship served as the legal counsel for the New enriched by money from the New York of baseball have the sports enthusiasts York Thoroughbred Breeders’ Associa- State Thoroughbred Breeding and De- of the Empire State had as much reason tion. Naskra’s Breeze’s owner was Dr. velopment Fund. Although he had a for provincial pride.” Joe Crotty and Joe Morrissey’s Broad- slow beginning as a 2-year-old in 1977, Two weeks later Fio Rito won against moor Stable, and he was trained by Hall winning just once in nine starts and open company again, taking the Michi- of Famer Phil Johnson. earning $11,325, he became a money gan Mile and One-Eighth Handicap (G2) After placing in his lone start in 1979, machine during his next three years, at Detroit as the 4-5 favorite. Naskra’s Breeze had a successful 1980 earning $64,056; $55,240; and $192,309 All fairy tales have to come to an end, season, winning fve of 12 outings, all from 1978-80, respectively. and Fio Rito’s ended Sept. 5 when he fn- against New York-bred competition, and All his stakes wins were races restrict- ished seventh in Belmont Park’s Wood- earning $112,832. ed to New York-breds, including the 1978 Albany Handicap and New York Derby; the 1980 Genesee Valley Breed- ers’ Handicap, Hudson Handicap, Bertram F. Bongard Handicap, and Wadsworth Memorial Cup; and the Joe Palmer Stakes and Alex M. Robb Stakes. The Wadsworth was notable be- cause he was assigned a punishing 138 1 pounds and won by 5 ⁄2 lengths. In his open company stakes debut, he was entered in the Queens County Handicap at Aqueduct on Nov. 27, 1980, as the 7-2 favorite. He fnished ffth but was the highweight at 120 pounds, conceding eight pounds to the winner, Fool’s Prayer. In early summer 1981 Fio Rito’s name was known to few race fans out- side of New York State. This changed dramatically on the frst of August BOB COGLIANESE/NYRA when he won the Whitney Handicap Naskra’s Breeze winning Belmont’s Brighton Beach Handicap (G3T) in 1981 (G1) at Saratoga as a 10-1 shot. Among the horses he faced were Rokeby Stable’s ward Stakes (G1). Facing him were such Midway through his 1981 season Winter’s Tale, the 3-2 favorite and high- stars as Pleasant Colony, the winner as his career took a sharp turn upward weight at 121 pounds; Ring of Light; The the 9-5 favorite; Amber Pass; the mare when he won his frst stakes start on the Liberal Member; and Noble Nashua. Relaxing; (G1) winner turf, the West Point Handicap for New Fio Rito’s chances dimmed when he Temperence Hill; and Winter’s Tale. York-breds at Saratoga. Although many broke out of the gate prematurely. Luck- Fio Rito led until the half-mile pole, would credit Johnson for the switch to

34 New York Breeder | nytbreeders.org | June 2018 grass, Johnson explained that he came of 1969, but that was two years before it to Saratoga looking for long races on the was named the Eclipse Awards). dirt. When the right race never came up, Dreams of an Eclipse Award vanished he decided, on a whim, to try the turf. when Naskra’s Breeze ended his season, Naskra’s Breeze had found a new and his career, by f nishing second in the home. He followed his successful turf 12-furlong Turf Classic Stakes (G1T) at debut with a win in Belmont’s Brigh- Aqueduct, 10th as the 3-1 second favorite ton Beach Handicap (G3T). The purse in the second division of the Hollywood money was taken away 16 months later, Turf Cup, and second in a handicap race and Johnson was suspended for 60 days, at Aqueduct. His 1982 record was seven following a highly disputed ruling by the wins and two places in 14 starts, with State Racing and Wagering Board that earnings of $448,793. a tranquilizer had been found in Nask- ra’s Breeze’s system. After the Brighton CUPECOYÕS JOY Beach, Naskra’s Breeze lost his last three Cupecoy’s Joy (1979; Northerly— stakes races of the season, ending the Lady Abla, by Alsina) was a f lly bred by year with earnings of $139,207. Robert Perez, a native of Argentina who In his 5-year-old campaign Naskra’s owned an asphalt manufacturing busi- Breeze showed his ability on the turf that ness in Queens. She was foaled at Anna ANNE M. EBERHARDT had been hinted at the year before. After Hall of Fame trainer P.G. Johnson Lisa Coleman’s Leeward Farm near winning the Kingston Handicap for New Stanfordville, a hamlet approximately York-breds, he traveled to Atlantic City conceding six pounds to that rival. Two halfway between Albany and Pough- to run in the United Nations Handicap weeks later he snapped his modest two- keepsie. Cupecoy’s Joy was owned by (G1T). Despite what The Blood-Horse race losing streak by winning the Man Perez and his racing partner, Robert de correspondent Don Zamarelli had de- o’ War Stakes (G1T), as the 2-1 favorite, Filippis, under the name Ri-Ma-Ro Sta- scribed as “one of the best assembled narrowly defeating Sprink while taking ble. She was trained by Alfredo Callejas, f elds for it,” Naskra’s Breeze, ridden by advantage of equal weights and an extra another Argentinian. regular jockey Jean-Luc Samyn, won by furlong. Finishing third was fellow New Her 2-year-old season was limited f ve lengths at 5-1. York-bred and second favorite at 3-1 to New York-bred races, with her only His next race was an eighth-place Thunder Puddles. stakes win coming in the East View at f nish in the Budweiser Million (G1T) After the Man o’ War, Crist declared Aqueduct. She began the 1982 season at Arlington on a hard surface that the that Naskra’s Breeze had become “the Jan. 1 by f nishing second against open New York Times’ Steve Crist stated was f rst New York-bred horse with a le- company in the six-furlong Rosetown not to the gelding’s liking. On Sept. 19 he gitimate chance of winning an Eclipse Stakes at Aqueduct. After two wins and f nished second in the grade 2 Manhat- Award” (New York-bred Silent Screen two places in sprint stakes, she stepped tan Handicap, six lengths behind Sprink, had been named the best 2-year-old male up in both class and distance when she traveled to Latonia Park to race in the 1 1 ⁄16-mile Jim Beam Spiral Stakes for Triple Crown hopefuls. Her gritty third- place f nish was enough to encourage Perez to enter her in the Kentucky Derby “ Cupecoy’s Joy again had made (G1). The only f lly in the 19-horse race, she was one of the f eld horses at 8-1. a parade out of a major contest between She led for a mile before fading to f nish 10th. Finishing 14th was another New the best fi llies in training in New York.” York-bred, Royal . Despite her showing in the Derby, Ñ The Blood-Horse Perez had planned to enter her in the Preakness Stakes (G1), but she was scratched when Perez resented the atti- tude of Jockey Club off cials. “ Two and a half weeks after the Derby, June 2018 | nytbreeders.org | New York Breeder 35 NEW YORK-BREDS IN HISTORY

ite. She justifed those odds, winning by three-quarters of a length without being extended by Santiago. William H. Rudy, enthused corre- spondent of The Blood-Horse, wrote: “Cupecoy’s Joy again had made a parade out of a major contest between the best fllies in training in New York.” Beftting her fame, she was on the cover of the June 26 issue. The last leg of the Filly Triple Crown, 1 the 1 ⁄2-mile Coaching Club American Oaks (G1), was on June 26. An item in the June 5 New York Times cautioned that ”Cupecoy’s Joy, as brilliantly fast as she is, may have a great deal of trouble stretching her speed over a mile and a Cupecoy’s Joy defeats Christmas Past in the 1984 Mother Goose half in the Oaks. Christmas Past would probably have passed her in another Cupecoy’s Joy fnished second against lengths, leading all the way under her eighth of a mile...(in the Mother Goose).” New York-bred males in the Albany regular jockey Angel Santiago. Her time The article was particularly prescient, 1 Handicap. Five days later she got the of 1:34 ⁄5 was the fastest in the 54-year as Cupecoy’s Joy lost the Oaks to Christ- attention of racing fans outside of New history of that event. mas Past by six lengths. York when she won the one-mile Acorn Her next race was the second leg The Oaks was the last win of her ca- 1 Stakes (G1), the frst leg in New York’s of the Filly Triple Crown, the 1 ⁄8-mile reer while Christmas Past, whom Cupe- Filly Triple Crown. Facing most of the Mother Goose Stakes (G1). Bettors took coy’s Joy had beaten in the Acorn and in leading 3-year-old fllies in the coun- heed of her outstanding performance in the Mother Goose, would go on to win 3 try as an 8-1 chance, she won by 2 ⁄4 the Acorn and made her the 6-5 favor- the Eclipse Award for 3-year-old fllies. On July 24, with Antonio Graell aboard, Cupecoy’s Joy fnished last in the second division of the Sheepshead Bay Handicap (G2T). Despite the fact she had never run on the turf and was facing older horses, the bettors made her the 2-1 favorite. After the race it was dis- covered she had sustained a severe cut to her left foreleg that required surgery. She raced twice more that fall, fnishing last in the grade 2 Meadowlands Cup and sixth against New York-breds Nov. 24 in the one-mile Stakes. Her 1982 record was four wins, fve seconds, and one third from 14 starts, with earnings of $286,146. In April 1983, Perez announced Cu- pecoy’s Joy had never fully recovered from the injury she had sustained in the Sheepshead Bay, and she was re- tired from racing. She went on to pro- duce one stakes-placed runner from her

BLOODHORSE LIBRARY PHOTOS BLOODHORSE LIBRARY 11 named foals, Sicilian Boy, by Perez’ Cupecoy’s Joy and rider Angel Santiago afer the Mother Goose Senor Speedy.

36 New York Breeder | nytbreeders.org | June 2018 NEW YORK-BRED STAKES WINNERS

APRIL 23, 2018 – MAY 28, 2018

AFFIRMED SUCCESS STAKES (R) At 5: 2nd Hollie Hughes S (R), 3rd Commentator S (R). Belmont Park, 4/27, $100,000g ($100,000), 4 and up, N.Y.-bred, 6f, At 6: 2nd Caixa Eletronica S, Hudson H (R), Suc- 1:09.78, track fast. cess S (R). 1—EYE LUV LULU, 118, g, 7, (Pollard's Vision—Honky Tonk Trick, by At 7: Won Affirmed Success S (R), 2nd Caixa Eletronica S, Phone Trick), A+, $60,000, B—Donald Newman (N.Y.), O—Michael Hollie Hughes S (R). Dubb, T—Jason Servis, J—Irad Ortiz Jr. 2012: TRICKY ZIPPY, ch f, by City Zip. Raced 4 yrs, 20 sts, 6 2—Pat On the Back, 118, c, 4, (Congrats—Accomplished, by Awe- wins, $332,710. Won Union Avenue S (R); 2nd Iroquois S some Again), A++, $20,000, O—Harold Lerner, AWC Stables, and (R); 3rd S. Sent to Aust 2018. Nehoc Stables 2013: Fumin Newman, b c, by City Zip. Raced 2 yrs, 5 sts, 3—Weekend Hideaway, 124, h, 8, (Speightstown—Apocalyptical, 1 win, $43,170. by Wiseman's Ferry), A++, $10,000, O—Red and Black Stable 2014: What a Culture, ch g, by Broken Vow. Raced 2 yrs, 7 Margins—3, 3, neck. 6 starters. sts, 0 wins, $1,801. Eye Luv Lulu, dkb/br g, 2011 2016: Slipped. 2017: Ch c, by City Zip. Mr. Prospector, 70 Carson City, 87 Inbreeding: 5SX5D Nearctic. JOE ABOZZETTA Analyze the Odds POLLARD'S Blushing Promise, 82 Nicking: POLLARD'S VISION w/PHONE TRICK mares: 7 foals, 7 VISION, dkb/br, 01 Dixieland Band, 80 strs, 5 wnrs (71%), 2 2yo wnrs (29%), 1 SW (14%), 0 GSW (0%) At 2: Won New York Breeders' Futurity (R), 3rd Rockville Etats Unis, 95 Centre S (R). Hometown Queen, 84 Broodmare sire: PHONE TRICK, b, 1982-2005. Sire of 436 dams of 2,236 foals, 1,622 rnrs (73%), 1,133 wnrs (51%), 342 2yo At 3: Won Mike Lee S (R). Clever Trick, 76 wnrs (15%), 1.06 AEI, 1.30 CI; 96 sw. 2016: Dkb/br c, by Noble Mission (GB). Phone Trick, 82 2017: Six Cents, gr/ro c, by Honorable Dillon. HONKY Over the Phone, 65 2nd dam: Honky Tonk Ballad, dkb/br, 1997. Bred by Barbara 2018: F, by Animal Kingdom. TONK TRICK, Brewer (N.Y.). Raced 1 yr, 1 st, 1 win, $6,720. dkb/br, 05 Cure the Blues, 78 Inbreeding: 5SX5SX4DX4D Mr. Prospector; 4SX4D Northern Honky Tonk Ballad, 97 Astarte, 93 MIKE LEE STAKES (R) Dancer; 5SX4D . Nicking: OVERANALYZE w/MINESHAFT mares: 2 foals, 2 strs, RACE AND (STAKES) RECORD Belmont Park, 5/28, $125,000g ($125,000), 3yo, N.Y.-bred, 7f, 1 wnr (50%), 1 2yo wnr (50%), 1 SW (50%), 0 GSW (0%) 1:22.58, track fast. 1—ANALYZE THE ODDS, 120, c, (Overanalyze—The Sense Angel, by Broodmare sire: MINESHAFT, dkb/br, 1999. Sire of 184 dams Mineshaft), A+, $75,000, B—Lansdowne Thoroughbreds (N.Y.), O— of 491 foals, 305 rnrs (62%), 198 wnrs (40%), 63 2yo wnrs Michael Dubb, T—Jason Servis, J—Junior Alvarado (13%), 1.35 AEI, 1.43 CI; 24 sw. 2—Morning Breez, 118, c, (Morning Line—Tico Breeze, by Carson 2nd dam: Sense of Class, dkb/br, 2003. Bred by High Creek Farm City), C, $25,000, O—John Caputo and Lady DelPo,and The Boys Racing (Ky.). Raced 2 yrs, 7 sts, 0 wins, $3,040. 3—Retonova, 122, g, (Boys At Tosconova—Jb's Golden Regret, by Banker's Gold), A++, $12,500, O—My Purple Haze Stables COMMENTATOR STAKES (R) Margins—3, 4, head. 8 starters. Analyze the Odds, b c, 2015 Belmont Park, 5/28, $200,000g ($200,000), 3 and up, N.Y.-bred, 8f, 1:34.34, track fast. Dixieland Band, 80 1—DIVERSIFY, 123, g, 5, (Bellamy Road—Rule One, by Street Cry), Dixie Union, 97 C, $120,000, B—Fred W. Hertrich III and John D. Fielding (N.Y.), O— OVERANALYZE, She's Tops, 89 Lauren and Ralph M. Evans, T—Richard A. Violette Jr., J—Jose L. Ortiz b, 10 Unaccounted For, 91 2—Pat On the Back, 118, c, 4, (Congrats—Accomplished, by Awe- Unacloud, 97 some Again), A++, $40,000, O—Harold Lerner, AWC Stables, and CHELSEA DURAND/NYRA Cloud's Ambre, 90 Nehoc Stables Eye Luv Lulu A.P. Indy, 89 3—Uncle Sigh, 115, g, 7, (Indian Charlie—Cradlesong, by Pine Mineshaft, 99 Bluff), A++, $20,000, O—Repole Stable THE SENSE Prospectors Delite, 89 Margins—nose, 41, 11. 9 starters. Age Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned ANGEL, At 2 3 2 0 0 $67,200 dkb/br, 08 Fusaichi Pegasus, 97 Diversify, b g, 2013 At 3 10 1 3(1) 1(1) $138,550 Sense of Class, 03 At 4 8 3 0 0 $113,919 Golden Oriole, 83 Chief's Crown, 82 Concerto, 94 At 5 11 2 2(1) 2(1) $152,747 BELLAMY Undeniably, 87 At 6 8 1 3(3) 2 $123,200 RACE AND (STAKES) RECORD ROAD, dkb/br, 02 Deputed Testamony, 80 At 7 4 1(1) 2(2) 0 $101,000 Age Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned Hurry Home Hillary, 95 Lifetime 44 10(1) 10(7) 5(2) $696,616 At 2 7 2(1) 0 1(1) $206,126 Ten Cents a Turn, 90 Sire: POLLARD'S VISION, dkb/br, 2001. Raced 3 yrs, 23 sts, 6 At 3 4 2(1) 1 0 $122,580 Machiavellian, 87 wins, $1,430,311. Won Illinois Derby (gr. II), Leonard Richards Lifetime 11 4(2) 1 1(1) $328,706 Street Cry, 98 RULE Helen Street, 82 S (gr. III), Walmac Lone Star Derby (gr. III), National Jockey Sire: OVERANALYZE, b, 2010. Raced 2 yrs, 11 sts, 4 wins, ONE, Club H (gr. III); 2nd Pimlico Special H (gr. I), Pennsylvania $1,046,381. Won (gr. I), Remsen S (gr. II), Fu- dkb/br, 06 El Prado, 89 Compete, 00 Derby (gr. II), Ohio Derby (gr. II), West Virginia Derby (gr. III), turity S (gr. II); 3rd West Virginia Derby (gr. II), Iroquois S (gr. III). Pete's Heiress, 96 Mineshaft H (gr. III); 3rd Suburban H (gr. I), Louisiana Derby Lifetime: 2 crops, 156 foals, 86 rnrs (55%), 40 wnrs (26%), 27 (gr. II), Huntington S. 2yo wnrs (17%), 5 sw (3%), 1.18 AEI, 1.29 CI, 119 sale yrlgs, RACE AND (STAKES) RECORD Lifetime: 10 crops, 711 foals, 482 rnrs (68%), 330 wnrs (46%), avg $30,285, 0.5 TNA. 56 2yo wnrs (8%), 26 sw (4%), 1.21 AEI, 1.19 CI, 151 sale In 2018: 2 sw, 51 2yos, 6 2yo rnrs, 3 2yo wnrs, 6 sale yrlgs, Age Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned yrlgs, avg $12,306, 0.2 TNA. avg $9,900. At 3 3 3 0 0 $108,600 At 4 8 4(3) 2(1) 0 $690,825 In 2018: 2 sw. 1st dam: The Sense Angel, dkb/br, 2008. Bred by Sha-lI Leasing At 5 2 1(1) 0 0 $135,000 1st dam: Honky Tonk Trick, dkb/br, 2005. Bred by Barbara Brewer Associates (Ky.). Raced 3 yrs, 28 sts, 7 wins, $71,645. Dam (N.Y.). Raced 1 yr, 4 sts, 1 win, $42,475. Dam of 4 named foals, of 2 named foals, 1 rnr, 1 wnr, 1 sw. ($25,000, 2009 keesep Lifetime 13 8(4) 2(1) 0 $934,425 4 rnrs, 3 wnrs, 2 sw. ($85,000, 2006 saraug yrlg). yrlg; $62,000, 2017 keenov, Animal Kingdom). Sire: BELLAMY ROAD, dkb/br, 2002. Raced 2 yrs, 7 sts, 4 wins, 2011: EYE LUV LULU, dkb/br g, by Pollard's Vision. 2015: ANALYZE THE ODDS, b c, by Overanalyze. ($15,000 $811,400. Won Wood Memorial S (gr. I), Miller Genuine Draft At 3: 2nd New York Derby (R), 3rd Albany S (R). ftkoct yrlg). Cradle S (gr. III); 2nd Travers S (gr. I).

June 2018 | nytbreeders.org | New York Breeder 37 RACE AND (STAKES) RECORD Age Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned At 2 1 0 0 0 $158 At 3 8 4 0 0 $159,048 At 4 6 2 0 0 $117,584 At 5 1 1(1) 0 0 $75,000 Lifetime 16 7(1) 0 0 $351,790 Sire: COURAGEOUS CAT, b, 2006. Raced 4 yrs in NA and UAE, 15 sts, 6 wins, $1,161,300. Won Shoemaker Mile S (gr. IT), National Museum of Racing Hall of Fame S (gr. IIT), Canadian Turf S (gr. IIIT), Poker S (gr. IIIT), A Gift S (T); 2nd TVG Breeders' Cup Mile (gr. IT), Ricoh Woodbine Mile S (Can-IT); 3rd Shadwell Turf Mile S (gr. IT), Jamaica H (gr. IT). Lifetime: 4 crops, 180 foals, 91 rnrs (51%), 48 wnrs (27%), 9 CHELSEA DURAND/NYRA SUSIE RAISHER/NYRA Diversify (inside) 2yo wnrs (5%), 4 sw (2%), 0.96 AEI, 1.13 CI, 47 sale yrlgs, Holiday Disguise avg $13,385, 0.2 TNA. Lifetime: 9 crops, 615 foals, 441 rnrs (72%), 309 wnrs (50%), In 2018: 2 sw, 46 2yos, 3 2yo rnrs. Sire: HARLAN'S HOLIDAY, b, 1999-2013. Raced 3 yrs in NA 66 2yo wnrs (11%), 34 sw (6%), 1.19 AEI, 1.28 CI, 316 sale and UAE, 22 sts, 9 wins, $3,632,664. Won yrlgs, avg $36,733, 0.6 TNA. 1st dam: Keep the Feeling, ch, 2001. Bred by Pacific Heritage (gr. I), Toyota Blue Grass S (gr. I), Donn H (gr. I), Pennsylvania In 2018: 2 sw, 46 2yos. Farms (Ky.). Raced 1 yr, 9 sts, 1 win, $43,455. Dam of 9 named Derby (gr. III), Iroquois S (gr. III), Miller Genuine Draft Cradle S, foals, 6 rnrs, 4 wnrs, 1 sw. ($31,000, 2005 keejan; $9,000, Hoover S (R), Cleveland Kindergarten S (R); 2nd Dubai World 1st dam: Rule One, dkb/br, 2006. Bred by Earle I. Mack (Ky.). 2007 barjan, Strive; $15,000, 2010 baroct, Dixie Chatter). Cup (UAE-I), Hollywood Gold Cup (gr. I), Fountain of Youth S Raced 2 yrs, 6 sts, $18,710. Dam of 4 named foals, 3 rnrs, 2 2006: Top Feeling, ch g, by Explicit. Raced 5 yrs, 11 sts, 3 (gr. I), Lane's End Breeders' Futurity (gr. II), Holy Bull S (gr. III); wnrs, 1 sw. ($57,000, 2010 keenov, ). wins, $113,466. 3rd Jockey Club Gold Cup (gr. I). 2011: Albert the Bold, dkb/br c, by War Front. Raced 1 yr in 2008: Field Report, ch g, by Benchmark. Raced 4 yrs, 20 sts, Lifetime: 10 crops, 1,286 foals, 1,063 rnrs (83%), 829 wnrs Ire, 1 st, 0 wins. ($240,000 keesep yrlg). 3 wins, $215,280. (64%), 208 2yo wnrs (16%), 105 sw (8%), 1.57 AEI, 1.65 CI, 2012: Not bred. 2009: Moonovermilwaukee, b f, by . Unraced. 594 sale yrlgs, avg $102,726, 1.8 TNA. 2013: DIVERSIFY, b g, by Bellamy Road. ($150,000 saraug ($11,000 baroct yrlg). In 2018: 4 sw. yrlg; $210,000 keenov). 2011: Droppin Buttons, ch g, by Dixie Chatter. Raced 1 yr, 2 1st dam: Thin Disguise, b, 2006. Bred by William B. Wilmot and sts, 0 wins, $9,250. At 4: Won Jockey Club Gold Cup S (gr. I), Evan Shipman S Joan M. Taylor (N.Y.). Raced 1 yr, 9 sts, 1 win, $45,058. Dam 2012: Black Market, dkb/br c, by After Market. Raced 2 yrs, (R), Saginaw S (R), 2nd Commentator S (R). of 4 named foals, 4 rnrs, 4 wnrs, 2 sw. ($100,000, 2018 7 sts, 0 wins, $3,464. At 5: Won Commentator S (R). keejan, Bodemeister). 2013: FEELING BOSSY, b f, by Courageous Cat. 2014: Misspent Youth, dkb/br c, by Exchange Rate. Raced 1 2011: American Creed, b c, by Quiet American. Raced 4 yrs, 36 At 5: Won Mount Vernon S (RT). yr, 5 sts, 1 win, $22,680. ($70,000 keesep yrlg). sts, 8 wins, $298,909. ($115,000 keenov wnlg). 2014: Feeling Catty, dkb/br f, by Courageous Cat. Unraced. 2015: Charitable Link, b f, by Data Link. Unraced. ($10,000 2012: Watergate, dkb/br g, by Any Given Saturday. Raced ($20,000 obsapr 2yo). keesep yrlg). 5 yrs, 33 sts, 6 wins, $166,624. ($52,000 saraug yrlg). 2015: Feeling Courageous, b c, by Courageous Cat. Unraced. 2016: Barren. 2013: B c, by Girolamo. ($150,000 keenov wnlg; $200,000 2017: Barren. 2016: Stupify, dkb/br c, by Twirling Candy. Raced 1 yr, 1 st, 1 saraug yrlg). 2018: C, by More Than Ready. win, $28,200. ($20,000 keesep yrlg; $110,000 ttaapr 2yo). 2014: HOLIDAY DISGUISE, b f, by Harlan's Holiday. ($70,000 Inbreeding: 4SX4D ; 4SX5SX5D . Inbreeding: 5SX4D Mr. Prospector; 5SX5D Northern Dancer. keenov wnlg; $220,000 saraug yrlg). Nicking: COURAGEOUS CAT w/KRIS S. mares: 6 foals, 3 strs, At 3: Won Bouwerie S (R). Nicking: BELLAMY ROAD w/STREET CRY (IRE) mares: 6 foals, 5 2 wnrs (33%), 0 2yo wnrs (0%), 1 SW (17%), 0 GSW (0%) At 4: Won Distaff H (gr. III), Critical Eye S (R), Biogio's strs, 3 wnrs (50%), 0 2yo wnrs (0%), 1 SW (17%), 1 GSW (17%) Broodmare sire: KRIS S., dkb/br, 1977-2002. Sire of 396 dams Rose S (R), 2nd Heavenly Prize Invitational S, 3rd Broodmare sire: STREET CRY (Ire), dkb/br, 1998-2014. Sire of of 2,480 foals, 1,922 rnrs (78%), 1,393 wnrs (56%), 363 2yo Vagrancy H (gr. III). 433 dams of 1,003 foals, 613 rnrs (61%), 393 wnrs (39%), wnrs (15%), 1.46 AEI, 1.38 CI; 141 sw. 2015: MIDNIGHT DISGUISE, dkb/br f, by Midnight Lute. Raced 112 2yo wnrs (11%), 1.44 AEI, 1.40 CI; 47 sw. 2 yrs, 7 sts, 5 wins, $347,600. Won Busher S, Busanda S, 2nd dam: Feel the Motion, ch, 1992. Bred by Carelaine Farm Bouwerie S (R); 2nd East View S (R). 2nd dam: Compete, ch, 2000. Bred by Earle I. Mack (Ky.). Raced 2 (Ky.). Raced 2 yrs, 17 sts, 3 wins, $112,296. 3rd Drumtop H 2016: Dkb/br c, by Verrazano. yrs, 4 sts, 1 win, $20,240. Dam of LADY DIGBY (f, Grand Slam; (T). Dam of Feel The Wind (f, Dance Brightly; $9,174, 3rd 2017: B f, by Tiznow. ($135,000 keenov wnlg). $328,649, Won All Along S, gr. IIIT, Dahlia S, T; 2nd Hillsborough Victor Raby y Carlos Raby; producer). 2018: F, by Bodemeister. S, gr. IIIT, Gallorette H, gr. IIIT; 3rd Weekend Madness S, RT; Feeling Bossy, b m, 2013 producer), Sense to Compete (f, Street Sense; $81,500, 2nd Nicking: HARLAN'S HOLIDAY w/YES IT'S TRUE mares: 9 foals, 8 Twin Lights S, T). , 78 strs, 5 wnrs (56%), 0 2yo wnrs (0%), 1 SW (11%), 1 GSW (11%) Storm Cat, 83 Broodmare sire: YES IT'S TRUE, b, 1996-2015. Sire of 221 COURAGEOUS Terlingua, 76 MOUNT VERNON STAKES (RT) CAT, dams of 674 foals, 444 rnrs (66%), 319 wnrs (47%), 96 2yo b, 06 Rahy, 85 wnrs (14%), 1.16 AEI, 1.34 CI; 26 sw. Belmont Park, 5/28, $125,000g ($125,000), 3 and up, f and m, N.Y.- Tranquility Lake, 95 bred, 8f, 1:36.42, course good. Winters' Love, 82 2nd dam: Naughty Natisha, dkb/br, 1994-2016. Bred by Dr. John A. Chandler and Garrett O'Rourke (Ky.). Raced 2 yrs, 1—FEELING BOSSY, 115, m, 5, (Courageous Cat—Keep the Feeling, Roberto, 69 by Kris S.), B+, $75,000, B—Emily Wygod (N.Y.), O—Michael Dubb, Kris S., 77 7 sts, 0 wins, $4,886. Dam of NAUGHTY NEW YORKER (c, T—Jason Servis, J—Irad Ortiz Jr. KEEP THE Sharp Queen, 65 Quiet American; $1,089,884, Won Red Smith H, gr. III, Albany 2—Fifty Five, 115, f, 4, (Get Stormy—Soave, by Brahms), A++, FEELING, S, R, General Douglas MacArthur H, R twice, Mike Lee S, R, ch, 01 Polish Navy, 84 $25,000, O—Peter M. Brant Feel the Motion, 92 Damon Runyon S, R, Alex M. Robb H, R twice, Saratoga Sun- 3—War Canoe, 115, m, 5, (Lemon Drop Kid—Gdansking Queen, Adira, 86 rise S, R, Noble Nashua S, R, ; etc. sire), PUPIL (f, Unbridled; by Langfuhr), B+, $12,500, O—Martin P. Harrigan $204,280, Won Maryland Racing Media H; 2nd Cotillion H, Margins—neck, neck, 21. 7 starters. gr. II, Pennsylvania Oaks; 3rd Next Move H, gr. III; dam of UN- CRITICAL EYE STAKES (R) ZAPPED), Deceived (c, Broken Vow; $139,000, 3rd Mike Lee Belmont Park, 5/28, $200,000a ($200,000), 3 and up, f and m, N.Y.- S, R, Damon Runyon S, R). Granddam of NAUGHTY HOLIDAY. bred, 8f, 1:36.12, track fast. Holiday Disguise, b f, 2014 1—HOLIDAY DISGUISE, 123, f, 4, (Harlan's Holiday—Thin Disguise, by Yes It's True), A++, $120,000, B—William B. Wilmot and Joan M. Storm Cat, 83 Harlan, 89 Taylor (N.Y.), O—Lady Sheila Stable, T—Linda Rice, J—Irad Ortiz Jr. HARLAN'S Country Romance, 76 2—Highway Star, 123, m, 5, (Girolamo—Stolen Star, by Cat Thief), HOLIDAY, A+, $40,000, O—Chester and Mary Broman Sr. b, 99 Affrmed, 75 3—Playinwiththeboys, 116, f, 4, (Boys At Tosconova—Double Christmas in Aiken, 92 Dowager, 80 Edge, by Double Negative), B+, $20,000, O—Saul J. Kupferberg Margins—nose, 13, 1. 9 starters. Is It True, 86 Yes It's True, 96 RACE AND (STAKES) RECORD THIN Clever Monique, 88 DISGUISE, Age Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned b, 06 Known Fact, 77 Naughty Natisha, 94 At 3 4 3(1) 0 0 $149,150 Noble Natisha, 76 ADAM COGLIANESE/NYRA At 4 5 3(3) 1(1) 1(1) $320,000 Feeling Bossy Lifetime 9 6(4) 1(1) 1(1) $469,150

38 New York Breeder | nytbreeders.org | June 2018 BOUWERIE STAKES (R) At 3: Won Busher S, Busanda S, Bouwerie S (R), 2nd Lifetime: 6 crops, 358 foals, 277 rnrs (77%), 192 wnrs (54%), Belmont Park, 5/28, $125,000a ($125,000), 3yo, f, N.Y.-bred, 7f, East View S (R). 56 2yo wnrs (16%), 22 sw (6%), 1.14 AEI, 1.30 CI, 161 sale 1:22.86, track fast. 2016: Dkb/br c, by Verrazano. yrlgs, avg $17,402, 0.4 TNA. 1—MIDNIGHT DISGUISE, 122, (Midnight Lute—Thin Disguise, by 2017: B f, by Tiznow. ($135,000 keenov wnlg). In 2018: 2 sw. 2018: F, by Bodemeister. Yes It's True), NR, $75,000, B—William B. Wilmot and Joan M. Taylor 1st dam: Rosalie Road, dkb/br, 2008. Bred by John D. Murphy (N.Y.), O—William B. Wilmot, Joan M. Taylor and Devin T. Wilmot, T— Inbreeding: 5SX4D In Reality. (Ky.). Unraced. Dam of 2 named foals, 1 rnr, 1 wnr, 1 sw. Linda Rice, J—Jose L. Ortiz Nicking: MIDNIGHT LUTE w/YES IT'S TRUE mares: 4 foals, 4 2012: OFFERING PLAN, dkb/br c, by Spring At Last. ($32,000 2—English Soul, 122, (English Channel—Soul Possession, by Be- strs, 3 wnrs (75%), 1 2yo wnr (25%), 1 SW (25%), 0 GSW (0%) ftkoct yrlg; $135,000 obsapr 2yo). long to Me), A, $25,000, O—Zilla Racing Stables Broodmare sire: YES IT'S TRUE, b, 1996-2015. Sire of 221 3—Split Time, 122, (Take Charge Indy—Speed Dating, by Not For At 2: 3rd Pilgrim S (gr. IIIT). dams of 674 foals, 444 rnrs (66%), 319 wnrs (47%), 96 2yo At 3: Won English Channel S (T). Love), C+, $12,500, O—Tic Stables wnrs (14%), 1.16 AEI, 1.34 CI; 26 sw. Margins—23, 3, 1. 9 starters. At 4: 2nd Ashley T. Cole S (RT), 3rd Poker S (gr. IIIT), West 2nd dam: Naughty Natisha, dkb/br, 1994-2016. Bred by Dr. Point S (RT). RACE AND (STAKES) RECORD John A. Chandler and Garrett O’Rourke (Ky.). Raced 2 yrs, At 5: Won Kingston S (RT), 2nd Mohawk S (RT), West Point 7 sts, 0 wins, $4,886. Dam of NAUGHTY NEW YORKER (c, Age Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned S Presented by Trustco Bank (RT). Quiet American; $1,089,884, Won Red Smith H, gr. III, Albany At 6: Won Kingston S (RT). At 2 2 2 0 0 $57,600 S, R, General Douglas MacArthur H, R twice, Mike Lee S, R, At 3 5 3(3) 1(1) 0 $290,000 2015: Dkb/br f, by Jimmy Creed. Died 2016. Damon Runyon S, R, Alex M. Robb H, R twice, Saratoga Sun- 2016: Dkb/br c, by Bodemeister. Lifetime 7 5(3) 1(1) 0 $347,600 rise S, R, Noble Nashua S, R, ; etc. sire), PUPIL (f, Unbridled; 2017: Nineeleventurbo, dkb/br c, by More Than Ready. $204,280, Won Maryland Racing Media H; 2nd Cotillion H, gr. II, Pennsylvania Oaks; 3rd Next Move H, gr. III; dam of UN- ($300,000 keenov wnlg). ZAPPED), Deceived (c, Broken Vow; $139,000, 3rd Mike Lee Inbreeding: 4SX4D Mr. Prospector; 5SX4D Northern Dancer. S, R, Damon Runyon S, R). Granddam of NAUGHTY HOLIDAY. Nicking: SPRING AT LAST w/STREET CRY (IRE) mares: 3 foals, 3 Midnight Disguise, dkb/br f, 2015 strs, 2 wnrs (67%), 1 2yo wnr (33%), 1 SW (33%), 0 GSW (0%)

Quiet American, 86 Broodmare sire: STREET CRY (Ire), dkb/br, 1998-2014. Sire of , 95 433 dams of 1,003 foals, 613 rnrs (61%), 393 wnrs (39%), MIDNIGHT Really Blue, 83 112 2yo wnrs (11%), 1.44 AEI, 1.40 CI; 47 sw. LUTE, dkb/br, 03 Dehere, 91 2nd dam: Amore E Baci, b, 1994. Bred by Harbor View Farm (Ky.). Candytuft, 96 Bolt From the Blue, 80 Raced 2 yrs, 8 sts, 1 win, $34,390. Dam of ADORE THE GOLD (c, Formal Gold; $239,573, Won Swale S, gr. II, Dover S, H Is It True, 86 Steward Mitchell S). Granddam of News Pending, Little Mo. Yes It's True, 96 THIN Clever Monique, 88 Offering Plan, dkb/br h, 2012 DISGUISE, b, 06 Known Fact, 77 Deputy Minister, 79 ANETTE JASKO/NYRA Naughty Natisha, 94 Silver Deputy, 85 Midnight Disguise Noble Natisha, 76 SPRING AT Silver Valley, 79 LAST, Sire: MIDNIGHT LUTE, dkb/br, 2003. Raced 4 yrs, 13 sts, 6 wins, dkb/br, 03 Dynaformer, 85 KINGSTON STAKES (T) (RT) Winter's Gone, 96 $2,690,600. Champion sprinter. Won TVG Breeders' Cup Sprint Stark Winter, 73 (gr. I), Sentient Flight Group Breeders' Cup Sprint (gr. I), Forego Belmont Park, 5/28, $125,000a ($125,000), 3 and up, N.Y.-bred, 8f, Machiavellian, 87 S (gr. I), Perryville S (gr. III); 2nd Hill 'n' Dale Mile H (gr. 1:35.11, course good. Street Cry, 98 I), San Fernando Breeders' Cup S (gr. II); 3rd Malibu S (gr. I). 1—OFFERING PLAN, 118, h, 6, (Spring At Last—Rosalie Road, by ROSALIE Helen Street, 82 Lifetime: 7 crops, 585 foals, 396 rnrs (68%), 266 wnrs (45%), Street Cry), A+, $75,000, B—C. W. Swann and Cygnet Farm (N.Y.), O— ROAD, dkb/br, 08 Dixieland Band, 80 71 2yo wnrs (12%), 27 sw (5%), 1.45 AEI, 1.56 CI, 331 sale M. Dubb, Nantucket Thoroughbred Partners, Bethlehem Stables, and G. Amore E Baci, 94 yrlgs, avg $66,207, 1.1 TNA. Aisquith, T—Chad C. Brown, J—Javier Castellano Love and Affection, 86 In 2018: 6 sw, 50 2yos, 2 2yo rnrs. 2—Rapt, 116, g, 5, (Hat Trick—Creek Girl, by Elusive Quality), A++, $25,000, O—Marc Keller 1st dam: Thin Disguise, b, 2006. Bred by William B. Wilmot and 3—Kharafa, 118, g, 9, (Kitalpha—Exquisite Cassie, by King of Joan M. Taylor (N.Y.). Raced 1 yr, 9 sts, 1 win, $45,058. Dam Kings), A++, $12,500, O—Paul Braverman and Timothy Pinch of 4 named foals, 4 rnrs, 4 wnrs, 2 sw. ($100,000, 2018 Margins—13, 3, head. 9 starters. keejan, Bodemeister). 2011: American Creed, b c, by Quiet American. Raced 4 yrs, 36 RACE AND (STAKES) RECORD sts, 8 wins, $298,909. ($115,000 keenov wnlg). Age Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned 2012: Watergate, dkb/br g, by Any Given Saturday. Raced At 2 3 1 0 1(1) $72,800 5 yrs, 33 sts, 6 wins, $166,624. ($52,000 saraug yrlg). At 3 4 2(1) 0 0 $114,000 2013: B c, by Girolamo. ($150,000 keenov wnlg; $200,000 At 4 5 1 1(1) 2(2) $121,000 saraug yrlg). At 5 5 1(1) 2(2) 0 $151,723 2014: HOLIDAY DISGUISE, b f, by Harlan's Holiday. Raced 2 At 6 2 2(1) 0 0 $113,400 yrs, 9 sts, 6 wins, $469,150. Won Distaff H (gr. III), Critical Eye S (R), Bouwerie S (R), Biogio's Rose S (R); 2nd Heav- Lifetime 19 7(3) 3(3) 3(3) $572,923 enly Prize Invitational S; 3rd Vagrancy H (gr. III). ($70,000 Sire: SPRING AT LAST, dkb/br, 2003. Raced 3 yrs in NA and

keenov wnlg; $220,000 saraug yrlg). UAE, 13 sts, 5 wins, $1,139,150. Won Donn H (gr. I), Etisalat ANETTE JASKO/NYRA 2015: MIDNIGHT DISGUISE, dkb/br f, by Midnight Lute. Godolphin Mile (UAE-II); 2nd Malibu S (gr. I), Strub S (gr. II). Offering Plan

NEW YORK-BRED Bluegrass Cat—Backslash: Charlie McCoy (114-35), c, 3 Bridgetown—Landing My Way: Headfrst (3-2), f, 3 yo, yo, Belmont Park, MSW, 5/5, 6f, 1:12.58, $37,200. Belmont Park, MCL, 5/28, 6f (T), 1:10.65, $24,600. WINNERS Bluegrass Cat—Ms. Emma: Blue Eyes (114-35), f, 3 yo, Broken Vow—Saratoga Summer: Summer Squeeze APRIL 23, 2018 – MAY 28, 2018 Finger Lakes, MSW, 5/14, 5f, 1:0.53, $20,800. (127-37), f, 3 yo, Belmont Park, MCL, 4/27, 1 1/16mi Bluegrass Cat—Sweet Juliet: Preferred Outcome (T), 1:44.46, $24,600. (114-35), g, 4 yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 5/22, 5 1/2f, Bustin Stones—Three's a Charm: Dat Dares Gold (44-13), Animal Kingdom—Tulipmania: Chic N Wilbur (41-12), g, 1:5.24, $10,860. f, 4 yo, Laurel Park, WCL, 4/28, 5 1/2f (T), 1:8.21, 3 yo, Finger Lakes, MCL, 5/12, 6f, 1:13.17, $7,800. Boys At Tosconova—Double Edge: Playinwiththeboys $12,540. Bellamy Road—Rule One: Diversify (103-35), g, 5 yo, (24-10), f, 4 yo, Belmont Park, AOC, 4/27, 6f, 1:10.77, Bustin Stones—Belongs to Bandit: Stone Bandit (44-13), Belmont Park, STK, Commentator S., 5/28, 1mi, $42,000. g, 5 yo, Parx Racing, ALW, 5/27, 5 1/2f, 1:4.13, 1:34.34, $120,000. Boys At Tosconova—Newbie: New Girl in Town (24-10), f, $27,600. Blame—Coy Cat: Dr. Koy (113-48), g, 4 yo, Presque Isle 3 yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 4/28, 4 1/2f, 53.51, $10,800. Candy Ride (ARG)—Averymerrymoment: Satisfy Downs, ALW, 5/14, 6f, 1:9.58, $16,800. Boys At Tosconova—Newbie: New Girl in Town (24-10), (144-58), f, 4 yo, Belmont Park, MSW, 4/28, 6f, Bluegrass Cat—Smokin Sue: Wushu Warrior (114-35), c, f, 3 yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 5/22, 5 1/2f, 1:5.40, 1:11.25, $37,200. 3 yo, Belmont Park, MCL, 4/28, 6f, 1:11.72, $21,000. $10,860. Colonel John—Nootka Island: All About Ashley (147-51), Bluegrass Cat—Holy Moment: Andesine (114-35), m, 5 Bridgetown—Cozy : Referee (3-2), f, 3 yo, Will g, 6 yo, Will Rogers Downs, ALW, 4/24, 1 1/16mi, yo, Belmont Park, ALW, 5/4, 6f, 1:11.34, $46,200. Rogers Downs, MCL, 5/15, 5 1/2f, 1:6.74, $4,050. 1:43.32, $16,500.

June 2018 | nytbreeders.org | New York Breeder 39 Congaree—Francie Girl: Candy Cruzin (21-6), g, 3 yo, Frost Giant—Kathleen Mahveryan: Zhen Kai (81-25), g, 4 Majesticperfection—Little Theater: Theaterintheround Parx Racing, MCL, 5/15, 7f, 1:27.22, $10,800. yo, Finger Lakes, MCL, 5/15, 5f, 1:0.28, $5,820. (82-32), f, 4 yo, Belmont Park, MSW, 5/10, 1 1/16mi Congrats—Starry Pursuit: Congrats Graduate (171-56), Frost Giant—Lake Toccet: Frostie Anne (81-25), m, 5 yo, (T), 1:43.83, $37,200. f, 3 yo, Laurel Park, MCL, 5/3, 5 1/2f (T), 1:4.09, Belmont Park, AOC, 5/16, 1 1/16mi, 1:44.78, $42,000. Majestic Warrior—Tuscana: Roman Warrior (160-63), g, $12,540. Frost Giant—My Sweet Candy: Conveniencia (81-25), f, 3 4 yo, Pimlico, MCL, 5/13, 1 1/16mi, 1:48.47, $15,048. Cosmonaut—Three Emeralds: Kreesie (20-4), f, 3 yo, yo, Camarero Race Track, MCL, 5/19, 5 1/2f, 1:7.88, Malibu Moon—Silver Knockers: Manipulated (185-56), g, Belmont Park, MSW, 4/27, 7f (T), 1:24.12, $37,200. $4,350. 5 yo, Finger Lakes, STR, 4/23, 4 1/2f, 51.53, $7,800. Cosmonaut—Ladywell Court: Goodbye Brockley (20-4), f, Frost Giant—Waltz Me Matilda: Lucky Lou Pal (81-25), c, Midnight Lute—Wild Meeting: Defcit Hawk (143-48), g, 3 yo, Belmont Park, ALW, 5/28, 1 1/16mi (T), 1:43.11, 4 yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 5/24, 1mi, 1:40.73, $10,860. 6 yo, Finger Lakes, AOC, 5/5, 4 1/2f, 51.40, $12,240. $39,000. Ghostzapper—Is It Safe: Scorpion Bowl (144-61), f, 3 yo, Midnight Lute—Thin Disguise: Midnight Disguise Courageous Cat—Crashing Through: Crashing Connie Belmont Park, MSW, 5/20, 6f, 1:12.58, $37,200. (143-48), f, 3 yo, Belmont Park, STK, Bouwerie S., (59-18), f, 3 yo, Finger Lakes, MSW, 4/23, 4 1/2f, Giant Surprise—Shadowbox: Shadow Surprise (13-7), g, 5/28, 7f, 1:22.86, $75,000. 53.79, $20,800. 4 yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 4/23, 4 1/2f, 51.97, $11,520. Midshipman—Sadietheprettylady: Pumpernickel Basil Courageous Cat—Lulie: Gorgonzola (59-18), g, 3 yo, Giant Surprise—Ready and Good: Sudden Surprise (107-40), f, 3 yo, Belmont Park, MCL, 5/11, 6 1/2f, Presque Isle Downs, MCL, 5/14, 5 1/2f, 1:4.79, (13-7), g, 5 yo, Belmont Park, AOC, 5/19, 6f, 1:10.95, 1:19.53, $19,800. $6,000. $42,000. Mission Impazible—Dehere Miss: Missimpazi (51-22), Courageous Cat—Crashing Through: Crashing Connie Gio Ponti—La Java: Gio d'Oro (108-37), g, 3 yo, Belmont f, 3 yo, Finger Lakes, MSW, 4/23, 4 1/2f, 53.75, (59-18), f, 3 yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 5/14, 5f, 1:0.20, Park, ALW, 5/19, 1 1/16mi, 1:45.49, $39,000. $20,800. $10,800. Gio Ponti—Alexander Three D (IRE): Lady Giovanna Mission Impazible—Glory Gold: Hokulea (51-22), c, 3 yo, Courageous Cat—Island Beat: Beach Access (59-18), c, 3 (108-37), f, 3 yo, Hollywood Casino At Charles Town Belmont Park, MCL, 5/5, 7f (T), 1:22.65, $24,600. yo, Belmont Park, MCL, 5/20, 1mi, 1:40.92, $24,600. Races, MCL, 5/25, 7f, 1:30.03, $5,880. Mission Impazible—Amiga Del Sol: Skyler's Lil Cutie Courageous Cat—Ladywell Court: Lady Joan (59-18), f, 4 Girolamo—Fast Heart: Blurred Line (73-25), g, 4 yo, (51-22), f, 4 yo, Belmont Park, MCL, 5/6, 6f (T), yo, Belmont Park, ALW, 5/24, 1 1/16mi (T), 1:42.06, Belmont Park, MSW, 5/11, 1 1/16mi (T), 1:42.39, 1:8.67, $24,600. $46,200. $37,200. Mission Impazible—Subtle Livie: Subtle Grace (51-22), f, 4 yo, Gulfstream Park, MCL, 5/13, about 7 1/2f, Courageous Cat—Eyes of Love: Mickey T (59-18), c, 3 Girolamo—White Slippers: Saratoga Giro (73-25), h, 5 1:30.10, $10,200. yo, Belmont Park, MCL, 5/26, 6f (T), 1:8.92, $24,600. yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 5/12, 5f, 57.63, $15,600. Harlan's Holiday—Thin Disguise: Holiday Disguise Mission Impazible—Mystical Honor: Spectacular Kid Courageous Cat—Dyna Vision: Purrageous Dyna (59-18), (51-22), g, 3 yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 5/19, 5f, 59.18, f, 4 yo, Belmont Park, AOC, 5/27, 7f, 1:26.69, $42,000. (153-62), f, 4 yo, Belmont Park, STK, Critical Eye S., 5/28, 1mi, 1:36.12, $120,000. $10,800. Courageous Cat—Keep the Feeling: Feeling Bossy Mission Impazible—Splendid Honor: Honor Mission (59-18), m, 5 yo, Belmont Park, STK, Mount Vernon Haynesfeld—Always Belong: Always Kissable (97-32), f, 3 yo, Finger Lakes, MSW, 5/28, 6f, 1:13.90, $13,800. (51-22), c, 3 yo, Churchill Downs, MCL, 5/20, 1mi, S., 5/28, 1mi (T), 1:36.42, $75,000. 1:36.18, $13,200. Curlin—Acey Deucey: Pas de Deuce (137-53), f, 3 yo, Here Comes Ben—Tekawitha: Withafourish (25-6), f, 3 yo, Finger Lakes, MCL, 4/23, 4 1/2f, 53.69, $5,400. Mission Impazible—Deputy Reality: Ethan Hunt (51-22), Belmont Park, MSW, 5/17, 1mi, 1:38.97, $37,200. c, 4 yo, Belmont Park, ALW, 5/25, 6f (T), 1:7.66, Curlin—Tropic of Aquarius: O Shea Can U See (137-53), Here's Zealous—Scholarship: Zealous Scholar (16-8), f, $39,000. 4 yo, Penn National, AOC, 5/11, 6f, 1:10.76, $17,340. g, 3 yo, Belmont Park, MCL, 5/24, 6 1/2f, 1:16.41, Mission Impazible—The Funky Express: Collective Effort $21,000. Here's Zealous—Winters Bell: Mighty Zealous (16-8), g, (51-22), c, 3 yo, Belmont Park, MSW, 5/26, 1 1/16mi Desert Party—Well Gap: Lady Bountiful (68-23), f, 3 yo, 7 yo, Belmont Park, AOC, 5/16, 6f, 1:10.63, $42,000. (T), 1:40.40, $37,200. Finger Lakes, MSW, 5/16, 1mi, 1:43.93, $18,400. Hook and Ladder—Give and Take: Chief Assignment Mizzen Mast—Ms. Rocket: Little Miracle (98-32), f, 3 yo, Desert Party—Light the Giant: Desert Lights (68-23), r, 3 (4-1), g, 7 yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 5/24, 5 1/2f, 1:6.47, Finger Lakes, MCL, 5/19, 5 1/2f, 1:7.98, $5,400. $11,520. yo, Belmont Park, MCL, 5/27, 7f, 1:27.22, $24,600. Mizzen Mast—Taxi Dancer: Mizzen Max (98-32), f, 4 yo, D' Funnybone—Mystic Miracle: Wegetsdamunnys Include—Cool the Economy: Incorporate (87-26), g, 4 yo, Belmont Park, AOC, 5/27, 6 1/2f, 1:18.54, $42,000. (22-2), f, 3 yo, Belmont Park, ALW, 5/18, 6f, 1:10.80, Finger Lakes, ALW, 5/26, 1mi, 1:41.09, $10,800. Noonmark—Conquestality: Alexandra Rossi (30-10), f, 4 $39,000. Jump Start—Rah Rah: Brooklyn Gal (105-43), m, 5 yo, yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 5/5, 4 1/2f, 52.46, $11,520. Disco Rico—Laura's Jewel: Jewel Can Disco (17-6), c, 4 Finger Lakes, ALW, 5/12, 5f, 59.75, $12,360. Noonmark—Structured: Surfna (30-10), m, 6 yo, yo, Belmont Park, ALW, 4/28, 7f, 1:23.22, $45,000. Justenuffhumor—Lady Bi Bi: Lady Love (17-6), f, 4 yo, Presque Isle Downs, WCL, 5/17, 6 1/2f, 1:16.63, Discreet Cat—Without Delay: The J Y (106-38), g, 5 yo, Tampa Bay Downs, STR, 4/29, 1mi (T), 1:38.12, $10,200. Belmont Park, AOC, 5/12, 1 1/16mi (T), 1:40.38, $9,600. Noonmark—Downtown Daria: Downtown At Noon $48,000. Justenuffhumor—Nobody But Me: Andronikos (17-6), (30-10), f, 4 yo, Belmont Park, MSW, 5/19, 6 1/2f, —Semichi: Ross Boss (101-33), g, 5 yo, g, 3 yo, Belmont Park, MCL, 5/5, 7f (T), 1:21.43, 1:19.14, $37,200. Finger Lakes, ALW, 5/7, 4 1/2f, 52.36, $11,520. $24,600. Offcer—Shesastonecoldfox: Fox Rox (7-3), g, 7 yo, Discreetly Mine—Semichi: Ross Boss (101-33), g, 5 yo, Justenuffhumor—Royal Waltz: Mustachio (17-6), g, 4 Tampa Bay Downs, STR, 4/25, 1 1/16mi (T), 1:41.81, Finger Lakes, ALW, 5/21, 5 1/2f, 1:5.44, $11,700. yo, Hastings Racecourse, MCL, 5/13, 6 1/2f, 1:19.14, $9,600. $8,800. Dublin—Roxie Dancer: Elios Milos (43-16), c, 3 yo, Old Fashioned—Lake Princess: Pimm's Cup (99-32), g, Kantharos—Reprized Angel: Embrace the Chaos Belmont Park, MSW, 5/28, 6 1/2f, 1:16.65, $37,200. 4 yo, Finger Lakes, MCL, 4/28, 4 1/2f, 53.87, $7,800. (103-48), f, 3 yo, Finger Lakes, MCL, 4/28, 4 1/2f, Emcee—Pretty Reason: Masta Ace (16-6), c, 3 yo, Finger One Nice Cat—Thetactics Ofdance: One Nice Pal (6-1), g, 55.08, $5,820. 5 yo, Finger Lakes, MCL, 5/24, 5 1/2f, 1:7.51, $7,800. Lakes, MCL, 5/5, 4 1/2f, 54.35, $5,400. Kitten's Joy—Prophetically: Cougar Watch (193-60), f, 4 English Channel—Mystic Chant: Voodoo Song (127-38), Overanalyze—Second Marriage: Megalopsychia (71-22), yo, Finger Lakes, MSW, 4/30, 4 1/2f, 54.31, $13,800. f, 3 yo, Belmont Park, MCL, 5/27, 1mi, 1:42.91, c, 4 yo, Belmont Park, AOC, 5/12, 7f (T), 1:20.54, Langfuhr—Ometz: Mazmania (93-31), f, 4 yo, Belmont $57,600. $19,800. Park, MCL, 5/19, 1mi, 1:40.97, $24,600. Overanalyze—The Sense Angel: Analyze the Odds First Defence—Regal Approach: First Appeal (64-29), f, 4 Langfuhr—Rochelle Rochelle: Fuhrelle (93-31), f, 3 yo, yo, Belmont Park, AOC, 4/29, 6f (T), 1:9.74, $42,000. (71-22), c, 3 yo, Belmont Park, STK, Mike Lee S., Finger Lakes, MCL, 5/22, 6f, 1:13.71, $5,820. 5/28, 7f, 1:22.58, $75,000. Flower Alley—Just a Bella: Broadway Bay (90-41), g, 7 Lemon Drop Kid—Gdansking Queen: War Canoe yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 5/16, 1mi, 1:40.55, $11,520. Plan—Glorious Smile: Miss Maserati (15-8), f, 4 yo, (127-38), m, 5 yo, Belmont Park, ALW, 4/27, 7f (T), Finger Lakes, ALW, 5/22, 5 1/2f, 1:5.65, $11,520. Freud—Aunt Dot Dot: Dot Matrix (100-25), g, 5 yo, 1:23.23, $39,000. Pollard's Vision—Honky Tonk Trick: Eye Luv Lulu (46-19), Keeneland, ALW, 4/25, 1mi (T), 1:39.09, $37,560. The Lumber Guy—Bet On a Chick: Nailed It (11-4), f, 3 yo, g, 7 yo, Belmont Park, STK, Affrmed Success S., Freud—Chantess: Bavaro (100-25), c, 4 yo, Finger Lakes, Pimlico, MCL, 5/11, 1mi (T), 1:41.31, $12,540. 4/27, 6f, 1:9.78, $60,000. ALW, 5/5, 4 1/2f, 51.64, $10,860. The Lumber Guy—Wildnexcitable: Wild Witch (11-4), f, 3 Pollard's Vision—New Britski: Lookin Kinda Crazy Freud—Taffy Pull: Guy American Dream (100-25), g, 3 yo, yo, Finger Lakes, MSW, 5/19, 5 1/2f, 1:8.12, $20,800. (46-19), f, 4 yo, Finger Lakes, MCL, 5/14, 5f, 1:0.51, Belmont Park, MCL, 5/13, 6 1/2f, 1:19.44, $19,800. The Lumber Guy—Delectable Cat: Ever Young (11-4), g, $5,820. Freud—David's Dilemma: David's Elaine (100-25), f, 4 yo, 3 yo, Finger Lakes, MCL, 5/21, 5 1/2f, 1:6.73, $5,400. Pomeroy—Lady Bluegrass: Debutant Girl (47-13), m, 5 Finger Lakes, ALW, 5/15, 5f, 59.70, $11,580. Macho Uno—Ausable Chasm: Carlisle Belle (73-32), f, 4 yo, Finger Lakes, SOC, 5/7, 4 1/2f, 52.85, $7,800. Freud—Via Mizner: Vita Luna (100-25), m, 5 yo, Emerald yo, Belmont Park, MCL, 5/17, 1mi, 1:40.85, $21,000. Pomeroy—Lady Bluegrass: Debutant Girl (47-13), m, 5 Downs, MCL, 5/20, 6f, 1:12.00, $4,290. Macho Uno—Wicked Beauty: Wicked Macho (73-32), g, yo, Finger Lakes, STR, 5/19, 5 1/2f, 1:6.38, $7,800. Freud—Chantess: Bavaro (100-25), c, 4 yo, Finger Lakes, 4 yo, Belmont Park, AOC, 5/19, 1 1/16mi, 1:43.83, Posse—Weefc: P J Advantage (78-24), g, 3 yo, Finger ALW, 5/24, 5 1/2f, 1:5.17, $11,580. $48,000. Lakes, MSW, 4/30, 4 1/2f, 52.78, $11,400. Freud—Raffe's Chance: C U in the Circle (100-25), g, 3 Maclean's Music—Joined Forces: Diamond Dean Posse—Mt. Ida: Idaside (78-24), f, 3 yo, Finger Lakes, yo, Penn National, MCL, 5/26, 6f, 1:14.02, $6,000. (67-21), g, 4 yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 4/30, 4 1/2f, MSW, 5/7, 4 1/2f, 53.90, $20,800. Freud—Lemon Drop's Love: Mentality (100-25), f, 3 yo, 52.28, $10,800. Posse—Own It Outright: Seattle Smoke (78-24), g, 4 yo, Belmont Park, ALW, 5/26, 7f (T), 1:20.82, $39,000. Majesticperfection—Debbie's Assault: Mar Vista Miguel Emerald Downs, WCL, 5/11, 5 1/2f, 1:4.54, $4,950. Frost Giant—Waltz Me Matilda: Lucky Lou Pal (81-25), c, (82-32), g, 4 yo, Belmont Park, ALW, 4/29, 6f (T), Posse—Quidnunc Gulch: Son of Sanibel (78-24), g, 4 yo, 4 yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 5/12, 1mi, 1:40.75, $10,800. 1:10.55, $39,600. Finger Lakes, MSW, 5/14, 5f, 59.10, $20,800.

40 New York Breeder | nytbreeders.org | June 2018 Proud Citizen—Miss Matzo: Citizen Matzo (102-40), f, 3 Shanghai Bobby—Veloce Canzone: Bobby's Song Teufesberg—Mythical Brownie: Scottish Devil (24-4), g, yo, Tampa Bay Downs, MSW, 4/25, 5 1/2f, 1:4.28, (56-17), f, 3 yo, Parx Racing, MSW, 5/20, 5 1/2f, 3 yo, Finger Lakes, MCL, 5/28, 1mi, 1:44.76, $5,400. $12,000. 1:4.78, $27,000. Tiznow—Safety Net: Swivel (114-38), g, 6 yo, Finger Proud Citizen—Gypsy Cab Company: Catch a Cab Sidney's Candy—Never Is a Promise: You Promise Lakes, AOC, 5/24, 1mi, 1:40.92, $12,240. (102-40), g, 4 yo, Belmont Park, MCL, 4/29, 1 1/16mi (98-35), f, 4 yo, Belmont Park, MCL, 5/20, 1mi, Tizway—Willy's Wicked Way: Tiz Wicked (124-45), g, 4 (T), 1:45.72, $24,600. 1:43.89, $18,000. yo, Mountaineer Casino Racetrack & Resort, MSW, Proud Citizen—Gypsy Cab Company: Catch a Cab Sidney's Candy—Irish Exchange: Jo Jo's Candy (98-35), f, 3 5/8, 5f (T), 57.23, $8,178. (102-40), g, 4 yo, Belmont Park, ALW, 5/10, 7f (T), yo, Belmont Park, MCL, 5/28, 6f (T), 1:10.16, $24,600. Tizway—Shock It: Magari (124-45), f, 4 yo, Belmont Park, 1:20.84, $39,000. Simmard—Lulu Cascade: Lunnaris Star (32-4), f, 3 yo, MCL, 5/25, 6 1/2f, 1:19.51, $21,000. Quality Road—Notmyfault: Vortex Road (144-72), f, 4 Camarero Race Track, MSW, 5/24, 6 1/2f, 1:22.00, $6,380. Trappe Shot—Evangelical: Garey Park (122-41), g, 4 yo, yo, Belmont Park, ALW, 5/3, 1 1/8mi (T), 1:47.60, Simmard—Loving Redemption: Lovingrdsimmar (32-4), Arlington, MCL, 5/13, 1 1/16mi, 1:45.33, $7,500. $39,000. g, 4 yo, Gulfstream Park, MCL, 5/28, 5 1/2f, 1:6.86, Uncle Mo—Daisy Mountain: My Man Mo (141-55), c, 3 Read the Footnotes—Mrs Bigshot: Bigshotinthenews $10,800. yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 4/30, 4 1/2f, 53.54, $10,800. Smart Bid—Prom Dance: Arthur's Hope (8-2), c, 4 yo, (30-11), g, 10 yo, Finger Lakes, SOC, 5/16, 1mi 40yd, Uncle Mo—Lemon Splendor: Mo Maverick (141-55), g, Belmont Park, ALW, 5/12, 7f, 1:23.76, $45,000. 1:43.52, $9,180. 4 yo, Gulfstream Park, AOC, 5/6, 1mi (T), 1:35.84, Ready's Image—Soul Possession: Readyheartandsoul Songandaprayer—Raw Beauty: Sing for Beauty (90-38), m, $24,600. 6 yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 5/16, 5 1/2f, 1:5.26, $11,700. (48-14), g, 7 yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 4/30, 4 1/2f, Union Rags—Forever Smart: Still There (111-32), f, 4 yo, 52.78, $11,700. Spring At Last—Elegant Finish: Elegant Jem (98-41), f, 4 yo, Belmont Park, MCL, 5/16, 6f, 1:12.90, $24,600. Belmont Park, ALW, 5/27, 7f, 1:24.28, $39,000. Ready's Image—Soul Possession: Readyheartandsoul Spring At Last—Rosalie Road: Offering Plan (98-41), h, Utopia (JPN)—Critical Chant: Rethinkme (38-11), f, 3 yo, (48-14), g, 7 yo, Finger Lakes, AOC, 5/21, 5f, 58.63, 6 yo, Belmont Park, STK, Kingston S., 5/28, 1mi (T), Gulfstream Park, MCL, 4/28, 6f, 1:12.37, $9,600. $12,240. 1:35.11, $75,000. Western Expression—Apocalyptical: Chosen One Elijah Red Giant—Smokin Sarah: Sound of the Tap (22-7), g, 5 Stonesider—Yet Again: Next Big Thing (16-6), g, 4 yo, (8-2), g, 7 yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 5/12, 5f, 59.72, yo, Gulfstream Park, MCL, 5/4, 5 1/2f, 1:6.14, $9,600. Finger Lakes, MCL, 5/15, 1mi, 1:43.94, $5,400. $11,580. Regal Ransom—Turducken: Flat Bill (75-29), g, 3 yo, Street Boss—Girl Show: Camorra (91-34), f, 3 yo, Belmont Park, MCL, 4/29, 1 1/16mi (T), 1:45.49, Belmont Park, ALW, 5/16, 6 1/2f, 1:18.74, $39,000. NEW YORK-BRED $24,600. Super Saver—That's Ok: Danebury (123-49), g, 5 yo, Regal Ransom—Many Kisses: Bowl of Kisses (75-29), f, Belmont Park, ALW, 5/13, 1mi, 1:36.10, $39,000. JUVENILE WINNERS 4 yo, Belmont Park, MCL, 5/3, 6f, 1:11.48, $21,000. Super Saver—Broadway Hennessey: Spender (123-49), f, APRIL 23, 2018 – MAY 28, 2018 Roman Ruler—Bustinattheseams: Bustin the Rules 4 yo, Parx Racing, MCL, 5/21, 5 1/2f, 1:7.53, $10,800. (56-21), g, 3 yo, Finger Lakes, MSW, 5/26, 6f, Super Saver—Tartan Lady: Playwright (123-49), g, 5 yo, 1:12.82, $13,800. Belmont Park, MCL, 5/26, 1mi, 1:36.90, $19,800. Bustin Stones—Embraceable Miss: Mr. Granite Shackleford—Stand On Top: Banker's Island (101-32), g, Tale of the Cat—Quiet Kiss: She's Quiet (104-32), f, 3 yo, (44-13), g, 2 yo, Presque Isle Downs, MSW, 3 yo, Belmont Park, MCL, 5/13, 1 1/16mi, 1:45.05, Laurel Park, AOC, 4/29, 5 1/2f, 1:4.57, $23,940. 5/28, 4 1/2f, 52.72, $16,200. $21,000. Tapizar—Naughty Natisha: Carthon (81-31), g, 4 yo, Graydar—Gabbywitha G: Gorgeouswitha G (65-24), Shanghai Bobby—Handlewoman: Sparky (56-17), c, 3 Belmont Park, MSW, 5/13, 1 1/16mi, 1:45.20, f, 2 yo, Prairie Meadows, MSW, 5/27, 4 1/2f, yo, Belmont Park, MSW, 5/12, 6f (T), 1:9.05, $43,200. $37,200. 53.09, $18,780. Reach Your TARGET Audience

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