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Stakes-Winning Owners at Keeneland Stakes-Winning Owners at Keeneland Ackerley Brothers Farm (Robert and Lee Ackerley) Arnemann, Jurgen K. Beal, Barry, D. Wayne Lukas, Edward A. Cox Jr., 2001 Overbrook Spinster–G1, Miss Linda (ARG) 1995 Blue Grass–G2, Wild Syn L.R. French Agnew, Dan J. Aron, Janice and Robert 1991 Ben Ali–G3, Sports View 1986 Spinster–G1, Top Corsage 2001 WinStar Galaxy–G2, Spook Express (SAF) Beal, Richard T. and Lana Ramsey Aitken, Louis F. Arraras, Jose 2004 Vinery Madison, Ema Bovary (CHI) 1979 Ben Ali–G3, Kodiack 1991 Fort Springs, Trans Caribbean Bear Stables Ltd. (Danny Dion) Akuma Stable Asbury, Dr. Eslie 2009 Phoenix–G3, Fatal Bullet 1981 Lafayette, Grey Bucket 1955 Ashland, Insouciant Bee Bee Stable Inc. (John Bush) Albaugh Family Stable (Dennis Albaugh) (3) Ashbrook Farm (Glen S. Bromagen) (2) 1985 Phoenix, Harry ’N Bill 2015 Claiborne Breeders’ Futurity–G1, Brody’s Cause 2007 Lane’s End Breeders’ Futurity–G1, Wicked Style Belair Stud 2016 Toyota Blue Grass–G1, Brody’s Cause 2016 Central Bank Ashland–G1, Weep No More 1938 Breeders’ Futurity, Johnstown 2017 Claiborne Breeders’ Futurity–G1, Free Drop Billy Askew, Mr. and Mrs. J.D. Bell III, John A. (3) Alesia, Sharon, Bran Jam Stable, Ciaglia Racing 1962 Lafayette, Dontstopnow 1983 Bewitch–G3, Try Something New 2014 Toyota Blue Grass–G1, Dance With Fate Attfield, Roger L., Michael Canino 1983 Spinster–G1, Try Something New Alexander, Emory G. and William Werner 1988 Spinster–G1, Hail a Cab 1987 Ashland–G1, Chic Shirine 2002 Bewitch–G3, Sweetest Thing Bell, Junius W. Alexander, Helen C. Augustin Stable (George Strawbridge Jr.) (19) 1942 Ben Ali, Steel Heels 1987 Phoenix, Diapason 1996 Transylvania, More Royal Benitez, Melvin A. Alexander, Helen C. and Helen K. Groves (2) 2000 Sycamore, Crowd Pleaser 1992 Lexington–G2, My Luck Runs North 2010 Juddmonte Spinster–G1, Acoma 2001 Royal Chase for the Sport of Kings–NSA-1, Benjamin III et al, E.V. 2008 Pin Oak Valley View–G3, Acoma Pompeyo (CHI) 1972 Fayette, Chou Croute Alexander, Helen C. and Helen K. Groves 2001 Sycamore Breeders’ Cup, Rochester Bensinger, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Revocable Trust (2) 2002 Sycamore Breeders’ Cup, Rochester 1982 Lafayette, Jungle Blade 2001 Warfield, Connected 2005 Sycamore Breeders’ Cup–G3, Rochester Bentley, Gregory S. WINNERS 2001 Fayette–G3, Connected 2007 Rood & Riddle Dowager, Omeya (CHI) 1998 Royal Chase for the Sport of Kings–NSA-1, STAKES Allen, Earl 2008 First Lady–G1, Forever Together Clearance Code 1966 Ben Ali, Swift Ruler 2008 Lexus Raven Run–G2, Informed Decision Berger, Robert B. Allen, Joseph (4) 2009 Jenny Wiley–G2, Forever Together 1998 Appalachian, Halo River 1997 Ashland–G1, Glitter Woman 2009 Vinery Madison–G1, Informed Decision Besilu Stables (Ben Leon Jr.) 1997 Palisades, Starry Dreamer 2009 Grey Goose Bewitch–G3, Winter View 2014 Queen Elizabeth II Challenge Cup Presented by 2006 Rood & Riddle Dowager, Louve Royale (IRE) 2009 Thoroughbred Club of America–G2, Lane’s End–G1, Crown Queen 2017 Rood & Riddle Dowager–G3, Apple Betty (IRE) Informed Decision Biggs, Kaaren and M. Hays Allen, Joseph and L. Don Mathis 2010 Pin Oak Valley View–G3, Fugitive Angel 2001 Storm Cat, Miss Seffens 1992 Ben Ali–G3, Profit Key (dh) 2012 Pin Oak Valley View–G3 (1st), Angel Terrace Billips, Robert C. Allshouse Racing Stable (Brad Allshouse) 2014 Sycamore–G3, Holiday Star 1987 Alcibiades–G2, Terra Incognita 2009 Fort Harrod, Gangbuster 2015 Bewitch–G3, Kitten’s Point Birch, Dr. A.L. Almaddah, Abdullah Saeed 2015 Sycamore–G3, Holiday Star 1956 Ben Ali, Timely Tip 2015 Juvenile Dirt Sprint, Sheikh of Sheikhs 2015 Rood & Riddle Dowager–G3, Kitten’s Point Blass, Patricia (4) Alston, James O. Bacharach, Burt 1972 Breeders’ Futurity, Annihilate ’em 1968 Bewitch, Royality Note 1996 Commonwealth Breeders’ Cup–G2, 1973 Bewitch, Me and Connie Altamira Racing Stable (Peter Miller) and Wire to Afternoon Deelites 1976 Ben Ali–G3, My Friend Gus Wire Racing Inc. (Bob Rodriguez) Bacon, Mark and Dana Wells (2) 1976 Bewitch (2nd), Fun and Tears 2012 Coolmore Lexington–G3, All Squared Away 2012 Transylvania–G3, Silver Max Blazing Meadows Farm (Timothy E. Hamm) Alto Racing (Gil Moutray) 2013 Shadwell Turf Mile–G1, Silver Max and Rick Claypool 2013 Coolmore Lexington–G3, Winning Cause Baker, Robert C., David Cornstein, William L. Mack 2009 Appalachian–G3, Afternoon Stroll Amerman Racing Stables 2002 Coolmore Lexington–G2, Proud Citizen Blinkers On Racing (Scott Sherwood), William (Mr. and Mrs. John Amerman) (4) Ballis, Jake and Rashard Lewis Strauss and Robert Butler et al. 1999 Vinery First Lady, Happyanunoit (NZ) 2014 Rood & Riddle Dowager, White Rose 2011 Beaumont–G2, Turbulent Descent 2000 Elkhorn–G3, Drama Critic Barber, Gary (4) Bloomsbury Stud (Lord Howland et al) 2001 Lane’s End Breeders’ Futurity–G2, Siphonic 2013 Transylvania–G3, Jack Milton 1997 Jenny Wiley–G3, Thrilling Day (GB) 2005 Central Bank Transylvania–G3, 2014 Hilliard Lyons Doubledogdare–G3, Sisterly Love Bluebird Stock Farm Chattahoochee War 2015 Maker’s 46 Mile–G1, Jack Milton 1944 Lafayette, Poco Mas Amling, Jeffrey 2016 Dixiana Bourbon–G3, Keep Quiet (FR) Blue Goose Stable (Mrs. C.V. Whitney) 2000 Stravinsky, Steal a Heart Barber, Gary, Michael James Ambler and 1992 Transylvania, Casino Magistrate Ammerland Stud (Dietrich Von Boetticher) Windways Farm (Jeff Begg) (2) Bluegrass Equine Bloodstock 2010 Transylvania–G3, Nordic Truce 2015 Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf–G1, 2012 Dixiana Breeders’ Futurity–G1, Joha Amos, Don Catch a Glimpse Blyar Stables (Ray Bauch) 1999 Beaumont–G2, Swingin On Ice 2016 Appalachian–G3 (Presented by Japan Racing 2007 Giant’s Causeway, Forest Code Anderson, Beverly and Edward Seltzer Association), Catch a Glimpse B M H Stable (Robert McMahan et al) 2014 Pin Oak Valley View–G3, Sparkling Review Barnett Stables (Michael A. Barnett) 2000 Ben Ali–G3, Midway Magistrate Anstu Stables Inc. (Stuart Subotnick) 2002 Thoroughbred Club of America–G3, Bollero, Lois 2001 Franklin, Deeliteful Irving French Riviera 1985 Ben Ali–G3, Bello Appleton, Arthur I. (4) Barton, Bruce and Alvin Haynes Bomar Stable 1973 Blue Grass–G1, My Gallant 1999 Bryan Station (1st), Pratella 1940 Ashland, June Bee 1995 Beaumont–G2, Dixieland Gold Bayard, Mr. and Mrs. James A. Bomze, Richard 1996 Lafayette–G3, Wire Me Collect 1983 Ben Ali–G3, Aspro 1992 Elkhorn–G2, Fourstars Allstar 1997 Keeneland Breeders’ Cup Mile–G3, Wild Event Bayard, Mrs. J. and Estate of James A. Bonnie Heath Farm (Bonnie and Kim Heath) Arindel Farm (Alan Cohen) 1984 Ben Ali–G3, Aspro and Robert Schaedle III 2007 Bewitch–G3, Safari Queen (ARG) Bayview Stable 2001 LG&E Forerunner, Kalu Armstrong, Larkin (Mrs. Frances Williams and Bentley Smith) Booge, Alan and Pauline Deakins 2015 JPMorgan Chase Jessamine–G3, Harmonize 1986 Breeders’ Futurity–G2, Orono 1994 Appalachian, Bedroom Blues Rev. 9/21/18 2018 Keeneland Media Guide | Stakes Winners Statistics 155 ® Owners Who Won Stakes Races at Keeneland Bowles, C.F. 1967 Breeders’ Futurity, T.V. Commercial Cella, Charles J. (2) 1959 Lafayette (2nd), Chuckabuck 1967 Lafayette, T.V. Commercial 1996 Hopemont, Thesaurus Bowling, Carl and Vickie L. Foley et al 1971 Lafayette, Busted 1997 Forerunner–G3, Thesaurus 2005 Darley Alcibiades–G2, She Says It Best 1972 Alcibiades, Coraggioso Celtic Pride Stable Boyce Inc., N & M and Frank Clumsky 1977 Lafayette, Fiddle Faddle 1998 Toyota Blue Grass–G2, Halory Hunter 1988 Commonwealth Breeders’ Cup, Calestoga 1977 Phoenix, It’s Freezing Centaur Farms Inc. (Vernon H. Heath) Bradley, E.R. 1978 Bewitch, Twenty One Inch and Dan Lynch 1940 Blue Grass, Bimelech 1979 Lafayette, Raised Socially 2006 Shakertown–G3, Atticus Kristy Bradley, Fred F. 1982 Breeders’ Futurity–G2, Highland Park Centennial Farms 2010 Sycamore–G3, Brass Hat 1983 Lafayette, Freezing Rain 1985 Alcibiades–G2, Silent Account Bradley, Fred F., William B. Bradley, Carl Hurst and Cain Hoy Stable (4) Chadds Ford Stable (Phyllis Wyeth) Brent Burns (2) 1955 Blue Grass, Racing Fool 2016 Darley Alcibiades–G1, Dancing Rags 2012 Vinery Madison–G1, Groupie Doll 1957 Ashland, Jota Jota Chandler, John A., Audrey Otto, C.R. McGaughey III 2012 Thoroughbred Club of America–G2, 1959 Ashland, Hidden Talent 1999 Three Chimneys Spinster–G1, Keeper Hill Groupie Doll 1963 Ashland, Sally Ship Chasing Dreams Racing 2008 (Robert Brewster) Bradley, William B. and Carl Hurst Calabrese, Frank C. 2009 Dixiana Breeders’ Futurity–G1, Noble’s Promise 2017 Hagyard Fayette–G2, The Player 1994 Lafayette–G3, Exclusive Praline Cherry, Martin L. Braly Family Trust (Tom and Marilyn Braly) Calumet Farm (20) 2005 Juddmonte Spinster–G1, Pampered Princess 2010 Central Bank Ashland–G1, Evening Jewel 1937 Ben Ali, Count Morse Cherry Valley Farm (Seth W. Hancock) (2) Brandy Hills Farm (Robert Levine) 1937 Lafayette, Chic Maud 1984 Queen Elizabeth II Challenge Cup, Sintra 1985 Ashland–G2, Koluctoo’s Jill 1938 Blue Grass, Bull Lea 1985 Bewitch–G3, Sintra Brandywine Stable 1940 Breeders’ Futurity, Whirlaway Choctaw Racing Stable, Winning Horse Stable and 1966 Spinster, Open Fire 1940 Phoenix, Easy Mon Scott Galloway Brant, Peter M. 1943 Blue Grass, Ocean Wave 2015 Perryville, Hebbronville 2018 Coolmore Jenny Wiley–G1, Sistercharlie (IRE) 1945 Ben Ali, Pot o’ Luck Chowhan, Naveed (2) Brazil Stables (Paul K. Sorren) 1947 Ben Ali, Pot o’ Luck 2004 Darley Alcibiades–G2, Runway Model 1995 Queen Elizabeth II Challenge Cup–G1, 1947 Blue Grass, Faultless 2016 Hilliard Lyons Doubledogdare–G3, Perfect Arc 1948 Ashland, Bewitch Brooklynsway Brisbine, Elizabeth J. 1948 Ben Ali, Fervent Christiana Stable (Jane duPont Lunger) (4) 1982 Blue Grass–G1, Linkage 1979 Spinster–G1, Safe 1948 Blue Grass, Coaltown 1989 Appalachian, To the Lighthouse STAKES Broccoli, Mr. and Mrs. Albert 1948 Phoenix, Coaltown WINNERS 1985 Spinster–G1, Dontstop Themusic 1951 Ben Ali, Wistful 1990 Ashland–G1, Go for Wand Brolite Farm 1952 Ashland (2nd), Real Delight 1990 Beaumont–G3, Go for Wand 1944 Phoenix, Roman Sox 1952 Phoenix, Hill Gail Churchill Downs Racing Club (Gary Palmisano) Brookmeade Stable 1968 Blue Grass, Forward Pass 2018 Commonwealth–G3, Warrior’s Club 1961 Spinster, Bowl of Flowers 1978 Blue Grass–G1, Alydar Circle E Racing (Lee Einsidler) Brophy, B.
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