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WORK OF ART a Lifelong Love for Artist MacPherson See page 4

IN THIS ISSUE 11 Woodbine Tests Positive for COVID-19

12 Casse Records 3,000th Victory

15 Halts Turf Racing, Scraps Two Stakes

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CONTENTS 4 Thoroughbreds a Lifelong Love for Artist MacPherson

8 Leading Sires of Weanlings by Average

9 Los Alamitos to Submit Joint Injection Plan to CHRB

11 Woodbine Jockey Tests Positive for COVID-19

12 Casse Records 3,000th Victory

14 Laurel Park to Close to Fans; Horsemen Still Welcome

15 Churchill Downs Halts Turf Racing, Scraps Two Stakes

16 Drafted Eyes Stateside Return After Dubai Success

20 British Government Pledges Aid to Racing Amid COVID-19

21 Group 1 Winner to Stand at Ballyhane

22 O’Brien Brothers Join Racing League

23 Results & Entries RICK SAMUELS

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BLOODHORSE DAILY FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2020 PAGE 3 OF 28 INTERVIEW THOROUGHBREDS A LIFELONG LOVE FOR ARTIST MACPHERSON By Meredith Daugherty t @BH_MDaugherty

hen Red Flag crossed the wire in the Nov. 15 Bob WHope Stakes (G3) at Del Mar, the colt became the first stakes winner for sire Tamarkuz and stamped himself a possible contender on the 2021 California road to the Derby Presented by Woodford Reserve (G1). The 2-year-old is one of a handful of foals bred by Canada native Elaine MacPherson, who is not only a breeder and owner but also a respected artist whose equine paintings and sculptures can be seen at tracks across Canada and the United States. BloodHorse MarketWatch spoke to MacPherson about her lifelong love of the Thorough-

bred breed and how she’s created a unique breeding OF ELAINE MACPHERSON COURTESY and training program built around giving her horses Elaine MacPherson every chance to succeed both on and off the track. MarketWatch: How did you become involved with I ever did of a galloping horse. Of course, his hocks Thoroughbreds? were backwards and they looked like knees. But when Elaine MacPherson: Horses have been a part of I was about 8—and I grew up in Toronto—my mother my life forever. I actually have the first crayon drawing would always listen to CFRB, which was the radio station at the time. At the end of racing days, they would play the call to post and when I heard that, I would come to my mother and say, "My people are calling me." So I started off very early being interested in Thoroughbreds. I went to the Ontario College of Art, where I was horribly criticized for being a horse-crazy girl and all that. When I graduated I went straight to Woodbine, where I met Bruce Walker, who was the publicity director. He instantly hired me to do line drawings for the paper, the Globe and Mail, of racehorses for their upcoming season. I was 22 and driving behind buses, looking at my artwork on bus boards, and it was incredible. Right out of the gate, I can say I've had a pretty charmed COURTESY OF ELAINE MACPHERSON life in that regard. Surrender is the dam of Bob Hope Stakes winner Red Flag (continued on page 5)

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THOROUGHBREDS A LIFELONG bought a horse farm here. My first big horse I bought LOVE FOR ARTIST MACPHERSON was a mare named Shy Beauty, and I bred her to Bold Executive. She had a foal named Timely Ruckus (continued from page 4) that I sold as a yearling for CA$14,000. He ended up winning close to US$700,000. He was a sprint Art is my main profession. With my paintings champion (four) years in a row, and he was a big deal. and sculptures, I sell them to racetracks or to I've bred other decent horses from OK mares, but that Thoroughbred horse societies for their awards is how I really waded into the deep end with breeding. banquets and such. Actually, I sell a lot of bronzes to MW: How many mares make up your broodmare racetracks for stakes awards, and I make them limited band at the moment, and where are they located? editions, so I'm working on making EM: I have mares in Kentucky, more of those this year to sell to Ontario, some in California, and tracks. I think if you're winning a some in Alberta as well. Right bronze, it's really nice that they have Thoroughbreds are smart, now I have about seven or eight in a number on them, so that is what I they’re willing, they have total. My husband and I also race will be working on this winter. under Valiant Ranches. We have I also repurpose racehorses. personality, and they’re four horses in training in Ontario, I have a trainer, and if I feel like just amazing horses. In my Alberta, and in California. my horses have any potential as program, I just want to Ontario, of course, has a great hunter jumpers, I give them to purse structure right now. I have a her and we've had some good luck put Thoroughbreds back colt named Garth Vader who will repurposing horses as well. That into the business any way run as a 3-year-old at Woodbine. is my other love—helping move He's got a killer pedigree, and I'm racehorses on to another career. I can.” really looking forward to him. Tiz MW: How did you make —ELAINE MACPHERSON Toujours, a half brother to Red Flag, the move from equine art to I'm sending him to California Dec. Thoroughbred breeding? 1. I like racing in California because we have a house EM: I used to ride dressage and I did that for there and I like to just drive to tracks like Del Mar and about 10 years, but I always used repurposed Santa Anita Park and watch what's going on. Thoroughbreds. Then it just went on from there. MW: Do you choose your own matings? Or do you My discipline at the Ontario College of Art was consult with your bloodstock agent? advertising. I went to the Jockey Club there, which is EM: I use Gayle Van Leer as my bloodstock agent. now the Woodbine Entertainment Group, and I also We've had a lot of fun together as business people went to Windfields Farm and did their advertising for and as friends. I also use Kitty Taylor at Warrendale their stallions through Bernard McCormack. I started Sales. So it's like a triumvirate. I would say in part for getting interested in breeding horses under him. So I the matings, it's mostly Gayle and I that decide. For bought my first mare, Trafalgar Miss, and bred her to example, Gayle doesn't know Ontario pedigrees really Horatius and had a really crummy horse named Dear well but I do, so I will pick those matings. Gayle will Friday that I campaigned with my dad. He was just look at all the Kentucky horses. She's great because horrible, but it went on from there. she will suggest four or five stallions, but she will I got a little more interested in the business and always ask me who I like and we go there. I wanted to buy a farm, so I moved to Alberta and (continued on page 6)

BLOODHORSE DAILY FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2020 PAGE 5 OF 28 INTERVIEW THOROUGHBREDS A LIFELONG Session Toppers! Session 1 LOVE FOR ARTIST MACPHERSON $600,000 (continued from page 5) colt ex Groton Circle bred by Mountmellick Farm sold to Donato Lanni, Agent. MW: Red Flag, who is out of your mare "I wanted to buy a nice Justify. He was an amazing racehorse - he looked just like him." Donato Lanni Surrender (by Stormy Atlantic), was the first stakes winner for Tamarkuz. Did you choose that mating or $600,000 was it also a group effort? AMERICAN PHAROAH colt ex Unicorn Girl bred by J&J Stables & Carlo Vaccarezza sold to MV Magnier EM: That was also a group effort. It was funny because Gayle suggested Tamarkuz, and I knew he Session 2 wasn't super popular and I thought, "Well, he seems a little plain." But she said, "Speightstown is a bit $475,000 plain, too. Let's give this horse a shot." That worked JUSTIFY colt ex Inchargeofme bred by Nursery Place, Manfuso & Wilhite, sold to M.V. Magnier really well. Gayle usually suggests that I breed to freshman stallions. Session 3 MW: Do you sell the majority of what you breed at auction? $435,000 JUSTIFY colt ex Stayclassysandiego bred by Nancy C. EM: We usually sell some and keep one or two Shuford sold to Baccari Bloodstock to race. For example, Garth Vader—who is by Giant Gizmo—Ken Wilkins came to me at the Ontario sale Session 4 and said, "If you don't need to sell this horse, don't." I think as a 2-year-old in Ontario, he will really be $300,000 colt ex Abuntia bred by Malia Hopkins something amazing. It's a win-win. sold to OXO Equine MW: Do you buy any yearlings at auction? “That was incredible, we knew we had a nice colt at the barn. Obviously, he is a great advertisement EM: In most instances now, I keep only what for the stallion.” Tony Lacy, Four Star Sales (Consignor) I breed. If I really like it, I keep it and race it. If I think a horse is just OK, I usually sell, but it really Session 6 depends on the horse. For example, I've had a really interesting horse out of a Point Given mare who has $185,000 MO TOWN colt ex Mybrokenhome bred by Erv a great pedigree, but she had an injury as a yearling Woolsey and Ralph Kinder sold to Davant Latham, and lost her eye. She won about CA$66,000 in Agent “[The Mo Towns] have been good overall, and further confidence comes from Laoban, Nyquist and Alberta, which is a lot of money here. I will breed Outwork. Those three are all in the top five freshman her to Souper Speedy in Ontario. It's a wonderful sires, so you’ve got to believe in the sire line and this was just a beautiful horse.” Davant Latham nick. MW: Have the pressures of the pandemic $170,000 changed your breeding strategy and/or your PRACTICAL JOKE, top-priced filly ex.Yankee Bright decision-making process in terms of the sales you bred by George E. Bates Trustee sold to Wesley Ward choose for your horses?

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THOROUGHBREDS A LIFELONG nicks, and I think he will be a really nice stallion. LOVE FOR ARTIST MACPHERSON I always try to look at the positive, and I like to keep all my options open. If I have a horse that I (continued from page 6) think is a racehorse, I sell it. If I have a "pretty boy" type horse that I think will be good for a 14-year-old EM: With COVID-19, here in Alberta we don't rider or would be good for a person who is showing have a huge problem, but I've tried to be careful. horses, I try to sell them that way. On the track with Obviously, there is a vaccine coming up and I think my horses, I try to position them at a racetrack where 2021 will be a banner year for a lot of things. I I think they can get the job done. I try to play all the know that it has had a psychological impact on a ends against the middle. Thoroughbreds are smart, lot of people, but with Surrender and her beautiful they're willing, they have personality, and they're just Mendelssohn colt, I just wanted to go ahead and put amazing horses. In my program, I just want to put them in the January Horses of All Ages Thoroughbreds back into the business any way I can. Sale. He's a really nice colt, he has a good mind, and BH I think he's the best one she's had yet. She is also s Share this story in foal to . I always try to look for good

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5 Uncle Mo 12 11 1 $2,250,000 $204,545 $200,000

6 Speightstown 10 7 3 $1,260,000 $180,000 $175,000

7 Empire Maker 7 4 3 $645,000 $161,250 $177,500

8 Nyquist 11 10 1 $1,610,000 $161,000 $140,000

9 Medaglia d'Oro 3 3 0 $465,000 $155,000 $170,000

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ANNE M. EBERHARDT BLOODHORSE DAILY FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2020 PAGE 8 OF 28 LOS ALAMITOS TO SUBMIT JOINT INJECTION PLAN TO CHRB By Byron King t @BH_Bking

he California Board tabled a vote to Tapprove the license of Los Alamitos Race Course until its meeting next month, pending the receipt of the track's written plan to reduce the number of racehorses receiving corticosteroid intra-articular joint injections there. CHRB officials believe those injections have con- tributed to a spike in fatalities this year at the Orange

County track. ZOE METZ Speaking during the CHRB's regular monthly California Horse Racing Board chair Dr. Greg Ferraro teleconference, executive director Scott Chaney told commissioners that evaluations of fatalities at Los Alamitos, specifically during racing, according to Alamitos showed that horses there had been injected CHRB online records. on average three times over their lifetimes. By "We're very appreciative of the help that we've been comparison, that figure was a 0.6 average for racehorse given by Dr. Ferraro in coming to this understanding, fatalities at Del Mar, Santa Anita Park, and Golden and we've pledged to do all we can," Allred said. "In Gate Fields, according to Chaney. addition to that, we're addressing some of the other "So about five times the number of injections security problems at the track. We've hired two of the seem to be present over there," Chaney said. "There's retired investigators of the CHRB, and we're putting always been this kind of rumor that there's a cultural in cameras in many of the stalls. And we're hopeful issue with respect to trainers and vets and how things that this will correct any problems we have in that way. operated. So the numbers seem to bear that out that We'll present the full agreement at the next meeting." (intra-articular joint) injections are more of an issue That agreement, according to Ferraro, will require than it is (elsewhere)." a 30-day stand-down before racing after corticosteroid Los Alamitos conducts a regular nighttime joint injections, not merely the fetlock joint, and a 10- mixed-breed meet of Quarter Horses and lower-level day stand-down from breezing after such injections. Thoroughbreds in addition to periodic higher-quality "I might add that pursuant to their agreement, afternoon meets exclusive to Thoroughbreds. It also pursuant to the desires of the board, we'd like to serves as a major training facility. have all rules regarding health and welfare of horses Chaney and CHRB chair Dr. Greg Ferraro indicated standard throughout all our tracks in California," he to the board that in discussions over the past week, the said. "So, consequently, we will not only require that CHRB received a positive response from Los Alamitos Los Alamitos, as part of their license to operate, have owner Dr. Ed Allred to implement stricter protocols this rule, but we will extend it to all tracks. So Santa related to injections. Anita and Del Mar will also be required to put a rule This follows a summer agreement between Los in place for a 30-day stand-down for intra-articular Alamitos and the CHRB in which the track was steroids." required to submit enhanced safety protocols after 21 Also during the Thursday meeting, the CHRB horses had died from racing or training through July received an update on COVID-19 conditions at Golden 20, nearly half of which had come over a period from Gate, which has suspended racing through the end of late May through mid-July. November after an outbreak at the track, largely among Since the summer protocols were put in place, six its backstretch workers. on-track racehorse fatalities have occurred at Los (continued on page 10)

BLOODHORSE DAILY FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2020 PAGE 9 OF 28 LOS ALAMITOS TO SUBMIT exercise-induced pulmonary hemorrhage study; JOINT INJECTION PLAN TO CHRB Northern California race dates; continued education for trainers; point penalties for medication violations; (continued from page 9) clarified penalties related to shockwave usage; and a restriction on the use of thyroxine, a thyroid Aidan Butler, the chief operating officer and medication that officials believe is being overused by president of 1/ST Racing, a division of The Stronach select people in the state. Group, which owns Golden Gate, said 95% of the The board also encouraged advance-deposit track's infected individuals are asymptomatic. wagering companies to employ more individuals from ", that is the reason that this got California labor groups if those companies expand out of control, I believe quickly, is because everyone their wagering presence within California. They mostly was symptomless for the most part," he told operate their wagering business from out of state. commissioners. "Anyone who has it has now been ADW wagering has been responsible for the removed, obviously, from the track. The vast majority bulk of betting in California since the COVID-19 of those people are in hotel accommodations. pandemic began and on-track attendance was mostly "Myself, I'm actually on the ground in Golden eliminated. Handle was up more than 14.4% in October Gate, and the team here are doing a really good job to counting both day and night programs relative to the make sure that not only these people are comfortable corresponding month last year, Chaney said. and being checked in at the moment," he said. "For "Interestingly, total handle for the year through anybody still on site, we have two meals being prepared Oct. 31 is down only 1.84% as compared to last year," a day to stop people wandering around, and we also he said in his opening remarks. "To be fair, that is due have two meals a day being delivered to anybody who's almost entirely to ADW wagering—for each dollar is currently off-site." not as beneficial to California—but from a more general The board also passed or advanced motions, perspective, it seems encouraging." BH including to participate in a national Lasix and s Share this story

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BLOODHORSE DAILY FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2020 PAGE 10 OF 28 WOODBINE JOCKEY TESTS In following these established protocols, contact POSITIVE FOR COVID-19 tracing has been performed, and people who were By BloodHorse Staff in close contact with the jockey who tested positive are being notified. Those people, including one other he Woodbine Entertainment COVID-19 Health and jockey, will be required to provide a negative COVID-19 TSafety Committee confirmed Nov. 19 that an active test prior to being permitted to return to the racetrack. jockey has tested positive for COVID-19. Contact tracing also confirmed that the jockey who Following the track's COVID-19 prevention tested positive contracted COVID-19 outside of protocols, the jockey will not be permitted to access Woodbine. Woodbine for a minimum of 14 days while self- Woodbine did not announce the jockey testing quarantining. At the conclusion of the self-quarantine, positive for COVID-19, or the jockey identified by the jockey will be required to provide proof of a contact tracing. The Toronto Sun reported veteran negative COVID-19 test prior to being allowed to return jockey Sunny Singh tested positive and fellow to Woodbine. jockey Kazushi Kimura did not ride Thursday due to Since starting live in early precautionary reasons. Both were declared by the track June, Woodbine has established and enforced as off their mounts. COVID-19 prevention protocols that include limiting As part of regular COVID-19 prevention protocols, access to the backstretch to essential personnel the jockey room and other common areas at Woodbine only; daily screening, including temperature checks, received thorough electrostatic disinfection following for those essential personnel accessing Woodbine the conclusion of racing Nov. 14, the last day Woodbine property; mandatory wearing of face masks or face hosted live racing. coverings; extensive disinfecting of commonly touched Considering the result of the contact tracing surfaces and common areas; the deployment of hand- suggests exposure to the jockey who tested positive sanitizing stations throughout the property, including is limited, and with the confidence in the COVID-19 on the backstretch; and contact tracing and other prevention protocols and after reviewing with outside protocols to manage any suspected or confirmed medical professionals, live racing proceeded COVID-19 exposure. Woodbine's response and Thursday as scheduled. BH management of COVID-19 is included in its Guide to s Share this story Working and Racing Safely.

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BLOODHORSE DAILY FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2020 PAGE 11 OF 28 CASSE RECORDS 3,000TH VICTORY By BloodHorse Staff

ark Casse became the 34th trainer in Thor- Moughbred racing history to win 3,000 races when Live Oak Plantation's Souper Watson scored a 1 3/4-length victory in the third race Nov. 19 at Gulfstream Park West. The 59-year-old native of Indiana who was elected to the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame this year watched the milestone win on television from his Ocala, Fla., farm.

"It feels good. I watched it with my son, Colby, MICHAEL BURNS and we gave each other high-fives and celebrated," Trainer Mark Casse Casse said. “I'm happy to be able to do it for Mrs. a period of seven or eight years where I didn't train Weber," referring to Charlotte Weber of Live Oak many horses. We kicked back in, I want to say, 20 years Plantation. ago. When we won 1,000, I said, 'Well, that was nice.' Nick Tomlinson, Casse's South Florida-based Then, when we won 2,000, I said, 'I don't think there assistant trainer, saddled Souper Watson ($17), who will be 3000.' I don't know if there will be 4,000. We'll graduated under jockey Miguel Vasquez coming off a see." 6 1/2-month layoff in the 7 1/2-furlong maiden special Souper Watson, a homebred 3-year-old weight race on turf. Ghostzapper gelding, entered Thursday's race off a Training "is something I've just wanted to do my sixth-place finish at Gulfstream Park in an April 25 entire life. Milestones mean a lot. This has made me maiden special weight. He is now 1-for-6. think back over the years," Casse said. "I went through (continued on page 13)

ANNE M. EBERHARDT ANNE M. EBERHARDT (L-R): Trainer Mark Casse leads to the winner’s circle following the 2019 at ; Tepin wins the 2015 Breeders’ Cup Mile at Keeneland

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"I was just talking with my assistant, Nick Tomlinson. We weren't shocked at all," Casse said. "We honestly thought he was a pretty good horse early on. That last race came up a little tough. We sent him home and gave him a little break, and he came back blockbusters." The son of the late Norman Casse, a longtime horseman, Mark Casse took out his trainer's license at age 17 in Massachusetts. He saddled his first winner, Joe's Coming, in 1979 at Keeneland and his first graded stakes winner in 1984 when winning the Jamaica Handicap (G3) at Belmont Park with Raja's Shark. A 12-time Sovereign Award winner inducted into the Canadian Hall of Fame in 2016, Casse is ranked seventh in North America this year in wins (172) and sixth in purse earnings ($10.8 million). Just a few of Casse's many highlights include winning the 2019 Preakness Stakes (G1) with War of Will and the 2019 Presented by NYRA Bets (G1) with Sir Winston. He also trained two-time champion Tepin, the winner of the Queen Our Mission Anne Stakes (G1) at Royal Ascot. Providing health and human services Other Award winners trained by Casse to people working in Central Kentucky’s include champion female sprinter Shamrock Rose Thoroughbred Industry in 2018 and champion Empire FAMILY PROGRAMS: in 2016. Those two horses were among his five Backpacks, Soccer Tournament Breeders' Cup winners. and Festival of Christmas Casse has won training titles at Woodbine, SERVICES: Keeneland, Churchill Downs, and Turfway. He Housing, Utilities, Medical, Dental & Vision, operates training divisions in Canada, New York, Food Pantry and Produce Distribution, Kentucky, Florida, and Louisiana. Health Clinics & Referrals His 3,000th victory comes roughly four years after notching his 2,000th in May 2016. BH Join the Gallop & Graze Campaign to s Share this story further Blue Grass Farms Charities’ mission Click here to Donate Today! or mail your contribution to: 2339 Sandersville Rd, Lexington, KY 40511 www.bgfcky.org Blue Grass Farms Charities is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization

BLOODHORSE DAILY FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2020 PAGE 13 OF 28 LAUREL PARK TO CLOSE TO FANS; HORSEMEN STILL WELCOME By BloodHorse Staff

ccording to an alert from the AThoroughbred Horsemen's Association, Laurel Park will close to the general public effective 5 p.m., Friday, Nov. 20, but will continue to accommodate owners and other licensed horsemen who wish to attend the

races. JOCKEY CLUB JIM DULEY/MARYLAND The current Maryland Jockey Club Racing at Laurel Park COVID-19 protocols and procedures will remain in effect for all participants and owners during Station in Hampstead, Horseshoe Casino ; live racing. The grandstand will remain open during MGM National Harbor Casino in Fort Washington; the races with the current access privileges. Further Hollywood Casino Perryville, and Riverboat on the details will be released as they become available. Potomac off the the coast of Colonial Beach, Va. Pimlico Race Course will remain open for full-card Maryland Jockey Club earlier in November simulcasting under COVID-19 restrictions, as will tightened protocols because of the COVID-19 pandemic the eight Maryland Jockey Club-operated off-track by closing to riders who aren't based at Laurel Park and betting facilities in Maryland: the Maryland State Fair limiting access to the backstretch. BH at Timonium, Long Shot's in Frederick, G Boone's s Share this story Restaurant and Bar in Boonsboro, Greenmount

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BLOODHORSE DAILY FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2020 PAGE 14 OF 28 CHURCHILL DOWNS HALTS TURF RACING, SCRAPS TWO STAKES By Byron King t @BH_Bking hurchill Downs announced Nov. 19 Cthat its suspension of turf racing would continue through the end of its fall meet that concludes Nov. 29, necessitating the cancellation of the Cardinal Stakes (G3T) and River City Stakes (G3T) next week. Grass racing will resume in the spring, the track wrote in a statement on its Nov. 22 overnight. Besides the two canceled stakes, races in its final condition book scheduled for turf will be run on dirt provided they attract

sufficient entries to fill. PHOTOGRAPHY COADY The Churchill turf course was rated as Turf racing at Churchill Downs good when last used Nov. 12. That day, Winning Impression, a 3-year-old gelding who was The course has experienced occasional problems in 12th in the Presented by Woodford recent years, most evident during the fall when cooler Reserve (G1), took a bad step near the finish of an weather leaves the course retaining moisture and allowance race on grass. The Dallas Stewart trainee, racing creates more divots. owned by West Point Thoroughbreds and Pearl Racing, Even before Thursday's announcement, Churchill broke a sesamoid and was euthanized. had paused racing on its turf course for a week. According to Darren Rogers, the track's senior The track ran 14 races on its grass course this meet. director of communications and media services, dry Last fall it ran 26. BH weather in September led the course's root system to s Share this story not take hold as much as desired.

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BLOODHORSE DAILY FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2020 PAGE 15 OF 28 DRAFTED EYES STATESIDE RETURN AFTER DUBAI SUCCESS By Claire Crosby t @BH_CCrosby well-traveled gelding from humble A beginnings is back in the United States for the first time since his 2-year- old season and could appear among the entries for the Nov. 29 Fall Highweight Handicap (G3) at Aqueduct Racetrack. Drafted, who spent the past few years competing in Dubai and Saudi Arabia for owners John and Kathy Hyde of Misty Hollow Farm, returned to the U.S. this

summer and has been training steadily DUBAI RACING CLUB/ERIKA RASMUSSEN at Belmont Park for David Duggan. The Drafted wins the 2019 Al Shindagha Sprint at Meydan Racecourse 6-year-old son of Field Commission was a $10,892 purchase by Brian Gleeson for Misty Hollow Hyde and Duggan executed their plan to bring from 's Racing in Dubai September Sale in Drafted back to the States when racing in Dubai was 2017 and went on to win multiple grade 3 events at canceled due to COVID-19. The longtime friends and Meydan for trainer Doug Watson after recovering from fellow Irishmen had another Irish native to thank an injury that almost ended his career. for Drafted's early days—trainer Eoin Harty, who "He was very well bought," recalled John Hyde. bought the gelding for $35,000 from Kim Harrison's "The sale over here has worked out beneficially to a lot consignment to the Ocala Breeders' Sales March Sale of of people, and he's done fantastically well. He's been 2-Year-Olds in Training. like a part of the family, so we're missing him, but we're "I went to the 2-year-old in training sale just hoping he can do well there in the U.S., and one of the looking for something affordable and precocious," main reasons he's gone there is because we know he'll Harty recalled. "I went to April Mayberry's barn, be well taken care of by David Duggan." (continued on page 17)

His pedigree didn’t indicate he would cost a lot of money, but he looked like a runner.”

—EOIN HARTY

ANNE M. EBERHARDT Eoin Harty selected Drafted at OBS

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(continued from page 16) who has been a good friend of mine, and asked if she had anything that would fit the bill. She said she really didn't, but her friend next door in the same barn had a very nice horse that did fit the bill, and I really should take time to look at it. Kim brought out this horse by an obscure stallion, but he looked like he was fast. Kim is very honest and you get so many stories at these sales, but Kim had no reason to (B.S.) me. His pedigree didn't indicate he would cost a lot of money, but he looked like a runner."

Drafted was bred in Florida by John Foster, Barbara PHOTOGRAPHY KEENELAND/COADY Hooker, and Field Commission Partnership out of the Darn That Alarm mare Keep the Profit. His dam was a nurse mare the breeders had leased the year before for an orphan foal, Harty said, and they were contractually obligated to put the mare back in foal for the following season. "They didn't have a teaser but they had Field Commission, and that's where Drafted came from," Harty recalled. "The only reason I bought him was because April told me to look at him and Kim vouched for him. I think I still have a picture on my cell phone of the day I bought him. He looked the part, and as it turned out, I was quite shocked at myself for finding this little gem. DUBAI RACING CLUB/ANDREW WATKINS "You have to hit all the boxes all the way. The (Top): Drafted sets a track record while breaking his maiden in breeders wanted to stay in for a piece and I didn't need 2016 at Keeneland (Bottom L-R): Gurpal Singh presents the trophy to Kathy any partners on the horse, but I agreed and told them I Hyde, Liam Hyde, and Niamh Hyde for the 2018 District One planned on getting the horse ready as quick as possible Residences Handicap at Meydan because I planned on running at Keeneland," Harty today (eventual group 1 winner Lady Aurelia ran the continued. "I took him from OBS to Tampa in 10 days closest, :50.85, a few days prior). and put a gate work in him, put a gate work in him up The fleet display intrigued Godolphin, which boldly at Keeneland before the race, he won there and set a sent him to the Windsor Castle Stakes at Royal Ascot, track record, which still stands, and Godolphin came where he ran 17th on "bottomless ground," Harty said. along and bought him. The whole thing happened so "I think it was the wettest Royal Ascot in history, and quickly—it couldn't have been 90 days from the time he was in trouble from the get-go." I bought him until the time I sold him. We got a good Back in the States, Drafted made an August bid return on him." at the Best Pal Stakes (G2) at Del Mar but was sixth Racing for Harty and P.R. Laird, Drafted made his after stumbling at the start. It was after that race, in a debut in April at Keeneland, where he smoked 4 1/2 morning workout, that his career almost came to an furlongs in :50.45 to set a track record, which stands end. (continued on page 18)

BLOODHORSE DAILY FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2020 PAGE 17 OF 28 DRAFTED EYES STATESIDE step," John Hyde said. "Last year he qualified for the RETURN AFTER DUBAI SUCCESS Dubai Golden Shaheen (G1) and got a little unlucky there and was also unlucky that X Y Jet turned up." (continued from page 17) Drafted last ran in the Feb. 29 Saudia Cup Sprint, where he finished sixth. His victories include the 2018 "He suffered a nasty condylar fracture, and Dr. Garhoud Sprint Sponsored By Al Tayer Motors and Wayne McIlwraith put all sorts of screws, wires, and the Al Shindagha Sprint Sponsored By Jebel Ali Port pins in there," Harty recalled. "It looked like a science (G3) and Mahab Al Shimaal Sponsored By Emirates project, but Dr. McIlwraith has the reputation he Skywards (G3) in 2019. has for a reason. Initially, I didn't think he could be "He has an extremely unusual style of dirt racing saved, and then I didn't think he would amount to in that he comes from a bit off the pace—actually, 'a anything more than a riding horse. But he's been an bit off' is an understatement," John Hyde said. "Last overachiever his whole life, and he's been good to year, he just didn't seem to have that closing kick that everybody he's been connected with." he usually has. We're hoping he can regain the form he Harrison remembered going to visit Drafted in showed in 2019 and do well in the States." Kentucky and taking pictures with him when he was Duggan, whose stable ranges between 12-15 horses, recovering from his surgery. "They gave him all the has had plenty of time to get a good handle on Drafted. time he needed to recover," she said. "They had all the "He did a stint in Maryland on the Aquatread and right equipment, the cold-water spa, all the treatments we got him in the barn and he's been working very he needed." well," the trainer said. "I want to get another work Drafted was sidelined until December 2017, when in him and see, but it's hard to get the type of races he returned at Meydan in his first start for Misty to go where he's eligible. He's won so much money Hollow. The Hydes named their operation in honor of ($686,633), I'd have to look out of town at Laurel or Kathy Hyde's mother, Carol Merrill, who grew up on a Parx. sheep farm in New Jersey named Misty Hollow Farm. "On his best form, he belongs here. If I can get him "We have a huge emotional attachment to Drafted," back to the form Doug Watson had him in—he did a John Hyde said. "The money came for us to spend for great job with the horse. So if I can regain that form, him on a whim—Kathy's mother passed away and left it'll warm up the winter for me." BH us a bit of money, and we decided to buy a racehorse." s Share this story "When they took him over to Dubai for the sale, nobody called me on the horse except for Doug Watson," Harty recalled. "I said, 'He's a very nice horse and if he comes back from the surgery, he's well worth taking a chance on.' And I'm happy to see he's been a success story for his new connections." "He's done fantastically well since his second start here. He's run up his conditions and made the transition from handicaps to graded stakes racing and

stakes racing, which is a big DUBAI RACING CLUB/ERIKA RASMUSSEN Drafted wins the 2018 Garhoud Sprint at Meydan

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BRITISH GOVERNMENT PLEDGES "Working with racecourses and horsemen, the BHA AID TO RACING AMID COVID-19 put in a detailed submission to government in October. By Scott Burton/Racing Post This included an assessment of the economic impact of the absence of spectators for a further six months until he British government has announced that racing the end of March." Twill receive £40 million, or approximately $53 Rugby Union as a whole has been allocated £135 million, in direct aid, mainly as loans, as part of wider million while the payout to football is below the level of financial support for major spectator sports in Eng- that granted to racing at £28 million. land, focusing particularly on those areas most severely Greyhound racing has also been offered £1 million, affected by the loss of crowds due to the pandemic. while Premier League football and cricket have not Sport minister Nigel Huddleston is scheduled to been included in the scheme. make a statement to the House of Commons Nov. 19 David Hunter, the chief executive at Fakenham, detailing what it terms a "winter survival package" welcomed the government action and praised the worth £300 million, with Rugby Union, women's efforts of the Racecourse Association and BHA. football, and the lower tiers of the football league all Hunter said: "This loan scheme will be extremely due to receive a share alongside racing. well received by all racecourses, and it will be a great The emergency funding is not a blank check, with asset to get us through these tricky times. Great credit much of the money being composed of government must go to the RCA and British racing for putting the loans. case to government for this scheme. "Sport is a key part of our national life, an important "Loans are preferable to grants, and we'll have a contributor to our economy, and a key hub within look and see if we need to apply. People shouldn't apply many communities," said Steve Barclay, the chief for the sake of it, however, as some may need it more secretary to the treasury. than others." "Protecting that sporting heritage and supporting For more European racing, sales, and bloodstock as many jobs within the sports sector as possible news, visit RacingPost.com. BH is an important step in ensuring that our economy s Share this story can bounce back from the impacts of the COVID pandemic. Alongside this financial support, we now need to ensure that fans can return to sports events as soon as it is safe to do so." The British Horseracing Authority made its submission to the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport for financial aid at the beginning of October. A BHA statement said: "We welcome the announcement by @DCMS that up to £40 million of loans will be made available for British racing. This recognizes racing's position as the U.K.'s second-biggest spectator sport, the many livelihoods it supports, and the financial

peril faced across our industry. POST WHITAKER/RACING EDWARD Spectatorless racing in Britain during the pandemic at Newbury Racecourse

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GROUP 1 WINNER SANDS OF MALI TO STAND AT BALLYHANE By Racing Post Staff

allyhane Stud's new boy Sands of Mali has Bbeen introduced at a fee of €6,500 for the 2021 covering season. The operation's boss, Joe Foley, announced in August that he had secured the son of Panis who won four group races, including the QIPCO British Champions Sprint Stakes (G1), for and the Cool Silk Partnership.

At Tattersalls in December, he reached KELLEY DUBAI RACING CLUB/MATHEA 600,000 as Cool Silk bought him Sands of Mali trains for the Al Quoz Sprint in Dubai in March 2019 outright, and he ran twice more last season. Prince of Lir, who made a flying start with his first Ballyhane's roster contains five stallions, with two crop when The Lir Jet took the Norfolk Stakes (G2), of the older order claiming group 1 winners during the is trimmed to €3,500 from €4,000. Completing the year. quintet is smart sprinter Soldier's Call, who stood his Flag-bearer Dandy Man remains at €15,000 after first season at €10,000 and is reduced to €7,500 for the American exploits of River Boyne, and Elzaam, next year. whose daughter Champers Elysees gave him a top-level For more European racing, sales, and bloodstock breakthrough in the Coolmore America Justify Matron news, visit RacingPost.com. BH Stakes (G1), rises slightly to €5,000. s Share this story

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O'BRIEN BROTHERS has now been scrapped for 2021. JOIN RACING LEAGUE "We made the decision because we didn't want this By Andrew Dietz/Racing Post to become a referendum on the whip, especially in light of the fact the BHA is reviewing the current whip rules, he first participants in the inaugural £1.8 million with the findings due to be published next year," added TRacing League have been unveiled, with brothers Wray. Joseph and Donnacha O'Brien adding Irish interest to Racing League will start at Newcastle July 29, with next summer's U.K.-based team competition. the other five Thursday fixtures also taking place at Created by Championship Horse Racing, Racing tracks and broadcast on Sky Sports Racing. The races League is a six-week competition in which 12 teams will be 0-90 handicaps over varying distances with will contest 36 races, each worth £50,000. jockeys wearing distinguishing team colors. The first six teams have been announced, with The first six teams for the Racing League each squad due to be made up of between two to four 1. Tim Easterby/Richard Fahey trainers, three jockeys, and 30 horses. 2. Charlie Fellowes/Hugo Palmer/George Scott Organizers had previously hinted at having an 3. Andrew Balding/Richard Hannon international element, and the O'Brien brothers 4. George Baker/David Menuisier/Gary Moore/ will represent Ireland. Northern trainers Richard Amanda Perrett Fahey and Tim Easterby will join forces, and Charlie 5. Roger Charlton/Alan King/Martyn Meade/Brian Fellowes, Hugo Palmer, and George Scott form the first Meehan Newmarket team. 6. Joseph O’Brien/Donnacha O’Brien Wiltshire-based trainers Roger Charlton, Alan King, For more European racing, sales, and bloodstock Martyn Meade, and Brian Meehan make up one of the news, visit RacingPost.com. BH three teams in the south. Andrew Balding and Richard s Share this story Hannon form another team, while George Baker, David Menuisier, Gary Moore, and Amanda Perrett combine for the third. CHR chief executive Jeremy Wray said: "Having trainers in the same geographical area was the logical first step. We've got a broad representation with teams from the north and south, and we're really pleased to get the O'Briens as a team from Ireland. "We will shortly confirm the remaining six teams followed by details of the jockeys chosen to represent each team." The races had been set to take place under hands and heels, with whips only carried for corrective and

safety purposes, but that stipulation POST MCCANN/RACING PATRICK Brothers Joseph (left) and Donnacha O’Brien

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BLACK TYPE STAKES Aqueduct, Race 7, AOC T–Thomas M. Amoss, J–Deshawn L. Parker 11/19, $84,000, 3yo/up, 8f (dirt), 1:36.81, track fast. Sale History: 2018 FTKOCT, ($80,000 RNA), 2018 FTS- 1–Lil Commissioner, 125, b g, 5, Field Commission– AUG, ($175,000 RNA), 2018 KEEJAN, $105,000. PRIX CERES Petite Riviere, by Sligo Bay (IRE), $46,200, O–Gold- Margin: 1, 10 starters. View Equibase Chart farb, Sanford J. and Kahn, Alan, B–Edward Seltzer & Fontainebleau, 11/19, €38,000, 3yo, f, 7f, 1:28.08, Krista Seltzer (FL), T–Rob Atras, J–Manuel Franco Indiana Grand, Race 7, AOC vsft. Margin: ¾, 8 starters. View Equibase Chart 11/19, $32,500, 3yo/up, 6f (dirt), 1:10.27, track fast. 1–Honey Cake (IRE), 128, b f, 3.....€19,000 1–Impact Player, 124, b h, 5, City Zip–Candy Apple Siyouni (FR)–Pink Anemone (GB), by Dan- Aqueduct, Race 9, ALW (ARG), by Sunshine, $19,500, O–Steven M. As- sili (GB) mussen, B–Colts Neck Stables LLC (KY), T–Steven M. O–KHALID RASHID AL MOHANNADI, B– 11/19, $82,000, 3yo/up, 6f (turf), 1:10.95, course firm. Asmussen, J–Alex Achard William McAlpin (IRE), T–PANTALL HEN- Sale History: 2017 OBSAPR, $350,000. RI-ALEX, J–MADAMET AUGUSTIN 1–Duress, 122, dk b/br c, 4, Violence–Mattieand- morgan, by Smart Strike, $45,100, O–Chalk Racing, Margin: 1½, 7 starters. View Equibase Chart Sale History: 2019 ARQMAY, $123,585, 2018 B–Tim Thornton & Quint Tatro (KY), T–Thomas Alber- ARQOCT, $108,937. trani, J–Jose L. Ortiz 2–Private Romance (IRE), 128, ch f, 3...... Indiana Grand, Race 8, ALW Sale History: 2017 KEESEP, $210,000, 2016 KEENOV, 11/19, $34,500, 3yo/up, f/m, 8.32f (dirt), 1:45.15, €7,600 ($45,000 RNA). Siyouni (FR)–Private Eye (FR), by Ameri- Margin: head, 10 starters. View Equibase Chart track fast. can Post (GB) 1–Sydney's Treasure, 121, b f, 3, Treasure Beach O–MME HILARY ERCULIANI, B–MS HILA- (GB)–Sydneyrella, by Bring the Heat, $20,700, O– RY ERCULIANI (IRE), T–CLEMENT NICO- Churchill Downs, Race 7, ALW Granitz, Anthony J., Meek, Terry and OKelley, Rod, B– LAS, J–PASQUIER STEPHANE 11/19, $87,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 5f (dirt), :58.14, track Larry Rivelli & Richard Ravin (IN), T–Anthony J. 3–Femina (IRE), 128, b f, 3...... €5,700 fast. Granitz, J–Emmanuel Esquivel Siyouni (FR)–Legerete, by Rahy 1–Sequin, 118, dk b/br f, 3, Bayern–Hot Roots, by Margin: 4¼, 10 starters. View Equibase Chart O–Wertheimer & Frere, B–Wertheimer Et Indian Charlie, $50,240, O–Tabor, Michael B., Magni- er, Mrs. John, and Smith, Derrick, B–Woodford Thor- Frere (IRE), T–LAFFON-PARIAS CARLOS, Laurel Park, Race 5, ALW J–GUYON MAXIME oughbreds, LLC (KY), T–Wesley A. Ward, J–Gerardo Corrales 11/19, $56,868, 3yo/up, 6f (dirt), 1:08.93, track fast. Margins: 1¾, neck, 1. Others: MARLY, DESOBEIS- Sale History: 2019 FTFMAR, $500,000, 2018 FTKJUL, 1–Karan's Notion, 122, gr/ro g, 3, Great Notion– SANCE (IRE), QUEEN KAHLUA (GB), ELLERSLIE $210,000. Susan Karan, by Waquoit, $31,122, O–Nancy B. Heil, LACE, MAAVAH, LIGHT BLUSH (IRE), LA LA LAND Margin: 1, 6 starters. View Equibase Chart B–Nancy B Heil (MD), T–Nancy B. Heil, J–Yomar Or- (GER), DILAWARA, KRAQUANTE (GB), ETERNITY lando Ortiz (GER), SCRIPTURALE, SUN BEAR (GB), PETTINGER Margin: 1¾, 9 starters. View Equibase Chart (GB). Churchill Downs, Race 8, AOC 11/19, $89,000, 3yo/up, 8f (dirt), 1:34.94, track fast. 1–Hembree, 121, dk b/br h, 6, Proud Citizen– Laurel Park, Race 6, AOC ALLOWANCE RESULTS Knockatrina, by Langfuhr, $51,388, O–Three Dia- 11/19, $44,646, 2yo, f, 5.5f (dirt), 1:05.72, track fast. monds Farm, B–Derby Lane Farm, LLC (KY), T–Mi- 1–Whiskey and Rye, 122, dk b/br f, 2, Maclean's chael J. Maker, J–Tyler Gaffalione Music–Ava G, by , $23,940, O– Aqueduct, Race 4, AOC Sale History: 2015 KEESEP, $40,000. Mens Grille Racing, B–Alex Venneri Racing, LLC (KY), 11/19, $84,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 7f (dirt), 1:24.22, track Margin: ½, 7 starters. View Equibase Chart T–Hamilton A. Smith, J–Victor R. Carrasco fast. Sale History: 2020 FTMMAY, $150,000. Margin: 1, 6 starters. View Equibase Chart 1–Gone Glimmering, 120, ch f, 3, Tapiture–Venus Gulfstream Park West, Race 6, AOC Rosewater, by Grand Slam, $46,200, O–Goldfarb, 11/19, $38,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 7.5f (turf), 1:31.18, Sanford J. and Nice Guys Stables, B–Amy Boulton course firm. Laurel Park, Race 8, AOC (KY), T–Rob Atras, J–Irad Ortiz, Jr. 1–Hera, 120, ch m, 5, Kantharos–Wild Meggie Meg, 11/19, $50,985, 3yo/up, 6f (dirt), 1:09.93, track fast. Sale History: 2018 KEESEP, $62,000. by Wild Zone, $22,800, O–Daniel Feit, B–Sherry R. 1–Nomo Ron, 124, b g, 5, Paynter–Kayla's Mar- Mansfield & Kenneth H. Davis (FL), T–Carlos A. David, quee, by Lion Heart, $25,650, O–James C. Wolf, B– J–Samy Camacho Zayat Stables, LLC (KY), T–Anthony Farrior, J–Shel- Margin: 1½, 9 starters. View Equibase Chart don Russell Margin: 1, 7 starters. View Equibase Chart Indiana Grand, Race 6, AOC 11/19, $32,500, 3yo/up, f/m, 6f (dirt), 1:11.98, track Woodbine, Race 3, AOC fast. 11/19, $83,066, 3yo/up, f/m, 6.5f (all-weather), Margin: ½, 7 starters. View Equibase Chart 1–West Bank Baby, 121, b f, 3, Candy Ride (ARG)– 1:16.10, track fast. Rever de Vous, by Distorted Humor, $19,500, O–Joel 1–Hell N Wild, 123, dk b/br m, 5, Bellamy Road– Politi, B–Fred W. Hertrich III & John D. Fielding (KY), D'wild Lady, by D'wildcat, $39,890, O–True North

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Stable, B–Bonnie A Rowntree & Jacqueline Arm- Aqueduct, Race 6, MSW West, Mary, B–Gary & Mary West Stables Inc. (KY), strong (ON), T–Lorne Richards, J–Emma-Jayne Wil- 11/19, $70,000, 2yo, f, 8.5f (turf), 1:46.61, course T–Kelly J. Breen, J–Paco Lopez son firm. Margin: ½, 7 starters. View Equibase Chart Sale History: 2017 OBSAPR, ($20,000 RNA), 2016 ONT- 1–Cara's Dreamer, 119, gr/ro f, 2, The Factor– SEP, $6,104. Dreaming of Cara, by North Light (IRE), $38,500, O– Margin: neck, 6 starters. View Equibase Chart Gulfstream Park West, Race 5, MSW Richard Greeley, B–Richard Greeley (NY), T–Mitchell 11/19, $36,000, 2yo, 6.5f (dirt), 1:18.69, track fast. E. Friedman, J–Dylan Davis 1–Jirafales, 120, b c, 2, Social Inclusion–Gran MAIDEN RESULTS Margin: 3¼, 12 starters. View Equibase Chart Pashita, by Horse Chestnut (SAF), $21,600, O–OGMA Investments, LLC and Off The Hook LLC, B–Off The Churchill Downs, Race 6, MCL Hook Partners LLC (FL), T–Gustavo Delgado, J–Cris- Aqueduct, Race 2, MCL 11/19, $45,000, 2yo, 7f (dirt), 1:23.90, track fast. tian A. Torres 11/19, $43,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 6f (turf), 1:11.73, 1–Storming Lion, 122, ch c, 2, Kantharos–Most- Margin: 4¾, 8 starters. View Equibase Chart course firm. beautifulstorm, by Storm Boot, $25,200, O–Paradise 1–Divided Sky (IRE), 122, b f, 3, Society Rock (IRE)– Farms Corp. and Staudacher, David, B–Dr. J. David Naqrah (IRE), by Haatef, $23,650, O–e Five Racing Indiana Grand, Race 1, MSW Richardson (KY), T–Michael J. Maker, J–Tyler Gaffali- 11/19, $33,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 8.32f (dirt), 1:47.64, Thoroughbreds, B–Tally Ho Stud (IRE), T–Abel A. Cas- one tellano, J–Kendrick Carmouche track fast. Sale History: 2019 KEESEP, ($42,000 RNA). 1–Ocelia, 123, b f, 3, Misremembered–Tavara, by Sale History: 2018 TAISEP, $56,482. Margin: neck, 12 starters. View Equibase Chart Margin: 2¼, 10 starters. View Equibase Chart Officer, $19,800, O–Clabar Mor Stables LLC and Haran Thoroughbreds LLC, B–Darrell Rex Shorter Gulfstream Park West, Race 3, MSW Farms (IN), T–John Haran, J–Eduardo E. Perez Aqueduct, Race 5, MSW 11/19, $42,000, 3yo/up, 7.5f (turf), 1:31.09, course Margin: 1¼, 9 starters. View Equibase Chart 11/19, $70,000, 2yo, 8.5f (turf), 1:48.00, course firm. firm. 1–Western Advantage, 119, dk b/br c, 2, Competi- 1–Souper Watson, 122, gr/ro g, 3, Ghostzapper– Laurel Park, Race 1, MSW Unbridled Humor, by Distorted Humor, $25,800, O– tive Edge–Western Ransom, by Red Ransom, 11/19, $41,200, 3yo/up, f/m, 8.5f (dirt), 1:44.28, Live Oak Plantation, B–Live Oak Stud (FL), T–Mark E. $38,500, O–Hill, Jim and Susan, B–The New Hill track fast. Casse, J–Miguel Angel Vasquez Farm, LLC (NY), T–George Weaver, J–Dylan Davis 1–Paynterbynumbers, 124, b f, 4, Paynter–Ruth and Margin: 1¾, 7 starters. View Equibase Chart Sale History: 2020 FTMMAY, $87,000, 2019 FTKOCT, Neva, by Cherokee Run, $22,800, O–Joseph E. $65,000, 2018 FTNOCT, $20,000. Besecker, B–Susan King & WinStar Farm, LLC (KY), Margin: ¾, 9 starters. View Equibase Chart Gulfstream Park West, Race 4, MSW T–Hugh I. McMahon, J–Katie Davis 11/19, $46,000, 2yo, 8f (dirt), 1:40.82, track fast. Sale History: 2018 BARMAR, $200,000, 2017 FTKOCT, 1–Top Gun Tommy, 120, b c, 2, Mineshaft–Hillbilly $95,000. Kitten, by Kitten's Joy, $21,600, O–West, Gary and Margin: 5¼, 6 starters. View Equibase Chart COADY PHOTOGRAPHY COADY Ocelia breaks her maiden at Indiana Grand

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FROST KING S. Woodbine, Friday, November 20, Race 8 6.5f (all-weather), $100,000, 2yo, 8:16 PM (local) P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight M/L Owner 1 1 Avoman Old Forester 2/g Justin Stein 122 2/1 D-Mac Racing Stable Inc. and La Huerta Inc. 2 2 Souper Classy Souper Speedy 2/g David Moran 120 6/1 Mickey Demers 3 3 Candy Overload Reload 2/g Rafael Manuel Hernandez 120 8/1 Denny Andrews, Northern Dawn Stables Inc. and Krista Gail Cole 4 4 De Only Solution Sligo Bay (IRE) 2/g Patrick Husbands 118 20/1 Centennial Farms (Niagara) Inc. and Cole Ben- nett 5 5 Blind Trust Frac Daddy 2/g Luis Contreras 120 10/1 Rainbow Stables 6 6 All Canadian Reload 2/c Emma-Jayne Wilson 120 3/1 John Menary & Gail Cox 7 7 Red River Rebel Reload 2/g Steven Ronald Bahen 118 20/1 Denny Andrews and Northern Dawn Stables Inc. 8 8 Dragon's Brew Milwaukee Brew 2/g Daisuke Fukumoto 122 4/1 Goldmart Farms 9 9 Forest Survivor Old Forester 2/c Kazushi Kimura 118 12/1 Bruno Schickedanz Breeders: 1–Joey Gee Thoroughbreds; 2–Jennifer S Leuty; 3–Northern Dawn Stables Inc. & Denny Andrews; 4–Dr. B. Van Arem; 5–Michael C. Byrne; 6– Highfield Investment Group Inc & Curtis Landry; 7–Denny Andrews & Northern Dawn Stables Inc.; 8–Goldmart Farms Inc.; 9–John Carey. Trainers: 1–Donald C. MacRae; 2–Michael P. De Paulo; 3–Krista Cole; 4–Cole Bennett; 5–Norman McKnight; 6–Gail Cox; 7–Rachel Halden; 8–Robert P. Tiller; 9–Norman McKnight.

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NEW YORK STALLION SERIES S. Aqueduct, Sunday, November 22, Race 3 7f (dirt), $100,000, 3yo/up, 12:50 PM (local) P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight M/L Owner 1 T Loves a Fight Girolamo 6/g Junior Alvarado 120 - Noda Brothers, LLC 2 Binkster Bluegrass Cat 5/g Dylan Davis 120 - Dark Horse Racing Stable and Taste Of Victory Stables LLC 3 Funny Guy Big Brown 4/c 124 - Gatsas Stables, R. A. Hill Stable and Swick Stable 4 My Boy Tate Boys At Tosconova 6/g Manuel Franco 120 - Little Red Feather Racing and Nevin, Michelle 5 Bankit Central Banker 4/c Irad Ortiz, Jr. 120 - Winchell Thoroughbreds LLC and Willis Horton Racing LLC Breeders: 1–Hoffman Thoroughbreds LLC.; 2–Philip Birsh; 3–Hibiscus Stables; 4–Michelle Nevin; 5–Hidden Brook Farm, LLC & Blue Devil Racing. Trainers: 1–Orlando Noda; 2–Raymond Handal; 3–John P. Terranova II; 4–Michelle Nevin; 5–Steven M. Asmussen. NEW YORK STALLION SERIES S. Aqueduct, Sunday, November 22, Race 9 7f (dirt), $100,000, 3yo/up f/m, 3:45 PM (local) P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight M/L Owner 1 Espresso Shot Mission Impazible 4/f John R. Velazquez 120 - NY Final Furlong Racing Stable, Maspeth Sta- bles and Parkland Thoroughbreds 2 Bankers Daughter Central Banker 3/f Dylan Davis 120 - High Over Stables 3 Officer Hutchy Boys At Tosconova 3/f Manuel Franco 122 - Goldfarb, Sanford J., Goldfarb, Irwin and Davis, Ira 4 Steal My Heart Big Brown 3/f Tamay B. Alpander 118 - Windborne Farm 5 Prairie Fire Posse 4/f Jose Lezcano 120 - McCourt Racing 6 Fight On Lucy Musket Man 4/f Benjamin Hernandez 120 - Bongard, Ellen R., Skodinski, Carla H., Petrino, Ellen H., Condon, Kathleen and Bongard, Barbara R. 7 Sadie Lady Freud 4/f Kendrick Carmouche 120 - Narlinger, Dennis Breeders: 1–Twin Creeks Farm; 2–McMahon of Saratoga Thoroughbreds, LLC & High Over Stables; 3–Green Polka Farms, LLC; 4–Bonita Ann Alpander; 5–Mary E. Eppler Racing Stable, Inc. & A. Leonard Pineau; 6–Rojan Farms; 7–JMJ Racing Stables, LLC. Trainers: 1–Jorge R. Abreu; 2–Michael Miceli; 3–Rob Atras; 4–Jacqueline Falk; 5–Linda Rice; 6–Patrick J. Kelly; 7–Rob Atras. CARY GRANT S. Del Mar, Sunday, November 22, Race 8 7f (dirt), $100,000, 3yo/up, 4:00 PM (local) P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight M/L Owner 1 Appreciated Acclamation 4/g Tiago Josue Pereira 120 - Newfield Farm or Martin 2 Brickyard Ride Clubhouse Ride 3/c Alexis Centeno 120 - Alfred Pais 3 Take the One O One Acclamation 5/h Jose Valdivia, Jr. 122 - Jay Em Ess Stable 4 Surfing Star Surf Cat 5/h Jessica Pyfer 120 - Barnhart, Foxx or Naify, et al 5 Oliver Papa Clem 4/g Juan J. Hernandez 120 - William R. Peeples 6 El Tigre Terrible Smiling Tiger 3/g Flavien Prat 122 - Slam Dunk Racing or Nentwig 7 Bettor Trip Nick Boat Trip 3/g Drayden Van Dyke 118 - Oetman or Pagano 8 Galilean Uncle Mo 4/c UMBERTO RISPOLI 124 - West Point Thoroughbreds, Barker or Sand- brook, et al 9 Loud Mouth Boisterous 4/c Abel Cedillo 122 - Thomsen Racing, LLC 10 Rookie Mistake Square Eddie 3/c Mario Gutierrez 118 - Reddam Racing, LLC Breeders: 1–Paul Newhart & Craig Martin; 2–Alfred A. Pais; 3–Thomas W Bachman; 4–Old English Rancho & Bruce Headley; 5–Thomas W Bachman; 6–Martin Bach; 7–Running Horse Equine Training Center; 8–Bar C Racing Stables, Inc.; 9–Tommy Town Thoroughbreds, LLC; 10–Reddam Racing, LLC. Trainers: 1–Rafael Becerra; 2–Craig Anthony Lewis; 3–Brian J. Koriner; 4–Bruce Headley; 5–Doug F. O'Neill; 6–Peter Miller; 7–Quinn Howey; 8–John W. Sadler; 9–Steve Knapp; 10–Doug F. O'Neill.

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JUVENILE TURF S. Gulfstream Park West, Sunday, November 22, Race 7 8f (turf), $60,000, 2yo, 3:38 PM (local) P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight M/L Owner 1 Catching Fish High Cotton 2/g Angel S. Arroyo 118 - Jillian Lopapa 2 Castle King 2/g Cristian A. Torres 118 - Jerry Campbell 3 El Sicario The Big Beast 2/g Marcos Meneses 118 - Bethany M. Ortega 4 Big Thorn The Big Beast 2/c Paco Lopez 118 - Alex and Joann Lieblong 5 Light Us Up Upstart 2/c Joe Bravo 118 - Robert V. LaPenta 6 Fulmini Overdriven 2/c Edgard J. Zayas 118 - John D'Amato 7 Toretto Handsome Mike 2/g Luca Panici 118 - Circle 8 8 Seazan Khozan 2/g Jesus M. Rios 118 - Stonehedge LLC 9 Chess's Dream Jess's Dream 2/c Miguel Angel Vasquez 118 - Michael Dubb, Steven B. Bouchey, Bethlehem Stables LLC and Chester A. Bishop 10 Hot Blooded Declaration of War 2/c Emisael Jaramillo 122 - Palm Beach Racing Partnership Breeders: 1–Frank Bertolino; 2–Mary Ellen Coenen; 3–Bethany Ortega; 4–Alex Lieblong & JoAnn Lieblong; 5–Craig L Wheeler; 6–Gina D'Amato; 7–Tropical Racing LLC; 8–Susan Kahn; 9–Loren Nichols; 10–Hallmarc Stallions LLC. Trainers: 1–Richard D. Silvestri; 2–Maria Bowersock; 3–Ramon Minguet; 4–David Fawkes; 5–Jonathan Thomas; 6–Michael J. Maker; 7–Michelle Nihei; 8–Ralph E. Nicks; 9–Michael J. Maker; 10–Carlos A. David. MILLIONS FILLY AND MARE TURF PREVIEW S. Gulfstream Park West, Sunday, November 22, Race 9 7.5f (turf), $60,000, 3yo/up f/m, 4:42 PM (local) P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight M/L Owner 1 Lookinlikeaqueen Lookin At Lucky 4/f Leonel Reyes 120 - Sam Wilensky 2 Picara Turbo Compressor 5/m Joe Bravo 120 - P & G Stables, LLC 3 Mo of the West Uncle Mo 3/f Paco Lopez 120 - HRH Prince Sultan Bin Mishal Al Saud 4 Hear My Prayer The Big Beast 3/f Victor Lebron 122 - Cara Oliver Breeders: 1–Dr. Tiffany A Atteberry & Scott Brown; 2–P & G Stables LLC; 3–Don Ming; 4–Janet Erwin. Trainers: 1–Herman Wilensky; 2–Jorge Delgado; 3–Mark E. Casse; 4–David Fisher. GREY S. (G3) Woodbine, Sunday, November 22, Race 10 8.5f (all-weather), $125,000, 2yo, 5:58 PM (local) P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight M/L Owner 1 Haddassah Air Force Blue 2/g Justin Stein 118 - Al and Bill Ulwelling 2 British Royalty English Channel 2/g Patrick Husbands 118 - Bruce Lunsford 3 Stephen Constitution 2/c Justin Stein 120 - Al and Bill Ulwelling 4 Lucky Score Lookin At Lucky 2/g Daisuke Fukumoto 118 - Domenic Liscio , Danny Iandoli and Mary E. Biamonte 5 Barrister Tom Artie Schiller 2/g Kazushi Kimura 120 - Michael Ann Ewing 6 Lomaki's Gem Gemologist 2/c Jerome Lermyte 118 - Chiefswood Stables Limited 7 Helium Ironicus 2/c Emma-Jayne Wilson 120 - D. J. Stable LLC 8 Easy Time Not This Time 2/c Rafael Manuel Hernandez 118 - Breeze Easy, LLC 9 Gospel Way Brody's Cause 2/g Emile Ramsammy 118 - William B. Thompson Jr. Breeders: 1–Al Ulwelling & Bill Ulwelling; 2–Richard L. Lister; 3–Trackwest Racing Inc.; 4–James Everatt, Janeane Everatt & Arika Everatt-Meeuse; 5–Thomas Girardi; 6–Chiefswood Stables Limited; 7–Teneri Farm Inc & Bernardo Alvarez Calderon; 8–Woods Edge Farm, LLC; 9–William B. Thompson Jr.. Trainers: 1–Kevin Attard; 2–Barbara J. Minshall; 3–Kevin Attard; 4–Ralph J. Biamonte; 5–Michael Ann Ewing; 6–Stuart C. Simon; 7–Mark E. Casse; 8–Mark E. Casse; 9–Nathan Squires.

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MAZARINE S. (G3) Woodbine, Sunday, November 22, Race 11 8.5f (all-weather), $125,000, 2yo f, 6:28 PM (local) P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight M/L Owner 1 Il Malocchio Souper Speedy 2/f Sahin Civaci 120 - Franco Meli 2 Sleek Lynx (GB) 2/f Rafael Manuel Hernandez 118 - Gary Barber 3 Do You Love Me English Channel 2/f David Moran 118 - Commonwealth New Era Racing 4 Batyah Pioneerof the Nile 2/f Justin Stein 118 - Earle I. Mack LLC 5 Army Wife Declaration of War 2/f Kazushi Kimura 118 - Three Diamonds Farm 6 Designer Ready Tapit 2/f Emma-Jayne Wilson 118 - Bruce Lunsford 7 Souper Sensational Curlin 2/f Patrick Husbands 120 - Live Oak Plantation Breeders: 1–Franco Meli; 2–Haras Don Alberto; 3–; 4–Sandra Sexton, Silver Fern Farm & Pioneerof the Nile Syndicate; 5–J D Stuart & AR Enterprises, Inc.; 6–W. Bruce Lunsford; 7–Newtownanner Stud. Trainers: 1–Martin Drexler; 2–Mark E. Casse; 3–Michael J. Trombetta; 4–H. Graham Motion; 5–Michael J. Maker; 6–Barbara J. Minshall; 7–Mark E. Casse. THANKSGIVING CLASSIC S. Fair Grounds, Thursday, November 26, Race 8 6f (dirt), $125,000, 3yo/up, 3:35 PM (local) P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight M/L Owner 1 Tringale Flat Out 5/g Mitchell Murrill 118 - Gary Broad 2 Nitrous Tapit 4/c Adam Beschizza 118 - Winchell Thoroughbreds LLC and Stonestreet Stables LLC 3 Chublicious Hey Chub 9/g Angel Suarez 118 - Brittlyn Stable, Inc. (Evelyn Benoit) 4 Bobby's Wicked One Speightstown 5/h Miguel Mena 118 - Autumn Hill Farms Racing Stables, Inc. (Robert J. Guidry) 5 Manny Wah Will Take Charge 4/c James Graham 118 - Susan Moulton 6 Landeskog Munnings 4/g Colby J. Hernandez 118 - ERJ Racing, LLC, Madaket Stables LLC and Kenney, Dave 7 He's Smokin Now Drill 3/c Marcelino Pedroza 116 - Winning Stables, Inc. 8 Mr Money Bags Silver City 4/g Carlos L. Marquez 118 - Roy W. Cobb Breeders: 1–Red Diamond Bloodstock & Polo Green Stable; 2–Winchell Thoroughbreds LLC; 3–Joe-Dan Farm Inc; 4–Ramona S. Bass, LLC; 5–Martha Jane Mulholland & Modo Tesio Equine, LLC; 6–CFP Thoroughbreds LLC; 7–Gerald Bennett & Mary Bennett; 8–Roy W. Cobb. Trainers: 1–Christopher Davis; 2–Steven M. Asmussen; 3–Jose M. Camejo; 4–Albert M. Stall, Jr.; 5–Wayne M. Catalano; 6–Brad H. Cox; 7–Gerald S. Bennett; 8–Danny Pish. TREASURE CHEST S. Delta Downs, Friday, November 27, Race 8 8f (dirt), $100,000, 3yo/up f/m, 4:07 PM (local) P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight M/L Owner 1 Shes Our Fastest Oratory 5/m Thomas L. Pompell 118 - Mark Norman and Norman Stables, LLC (Robert A. Norman) 2 Gibberish Lea 3/f Ry Eikleberry 120 - e Five Racing Thoroughbreds 3 Suzie's Dream Tiz the One 6/m Devin H. Magnon 118 - Norman Stables, LLC ( Robert A. Norman ) 4 Regal Beauty Malibu Moon 3/f Diego Saenz 115 - Gary and Mary West 5 The Aurelia Factor The Factor 4/f Wallynette Rodriguez 118 - Omar Ramirez 6 Yes Gorgeous Mass Media 5/m Jarred Journet 118 - Blue Star Racing 7 Queen Nekia Harlington 5/m Timothy Thornton 118 - Ken Copenhaver Breeders: 1–Eureka Thoroughbred Farm; 2–Dell Ridge Farm, LLC; 3–4M Ranch; 4–Gary & Mary West Stables Inc.; 5–Gunpowder Farms LLC; 6–J. Adcock & Montgomery Equine Center; 7–Porter Racing Stable, LLC. Trainers: 1–Scott Gelner; 2–Saffie A. Joseph, Jr.; 3–Lonnie Briley; 4–W. Bret Calhoun; 5–Kenneth Westlye; 6–Cortland Harrison; 7–Saffie A. Joseph, Jr..

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