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Stakes Winners Among Cotillion Noms Share the Ride Prevails in McGaughey Considering Pegasus World Cup for Code of Honor Churchill Unveils Official 2021

Viadera (outside)/BENOIT PHOTO ‘Art of the ’ ‘All Others’ 6-5 Favorite at Conclusion Brown Scores Again in of Kentucky Derby Future Pool 1 Remains on Top of Matriarch, This Time Kentucky Derby Leaderboard Track Results & Entries with Viadera at Del Mar Florida Stallion Progeny List BY DEL MAR PRESS OFFICE ______owned by Peter Brant, by a whisker in a Florida Breeders’ List four-horse blanket finish. DEL MAR, CA—Trainer Chad Brown has It was the fourth time Brown had cap- Wire to Wire Business Place a reputation as an excellent trainer, a supe- tured the $301,500 headliner for fillies and rior grass horse trainer and a very special mares and his charge did it with elan this trainer of fillies and mares. time. The daughter of the British stallion Click for Holiday Hours If you need testimony on that, ask the Bated Breath (GB) out of Sacred Shield, by folks at Del Mar. Beat Hollow (GB) skipped the mile over The New York-based conditioner com- the Jimmy Durante Turf Course in a stakes Featured Advertisers peted in five of the seven graded stakes the record 1:33.03, which shattered the former seashore track offered during mark by more than a second. Florida Department of Agriculture Thanksgiving weekend and he won four of Finishing third in the distaff crucible FTBOA them, running second in the other. On was Farms other entrant, Juliet Holiday Toy Drive Sunday—closing day of the shore track’s Foxtrot. Ocala Breeders’ Feed & Supply seventh Bing Crosby Season—he complet- rode Viadera for his fourth Ocala Breeders’ Sales ed his latest tour de force by capturing the Matriarch score. Blowout, under Flavien Ocala Stud Matriarch Stakes (Grade 1) with Prat, had a half length on Juliet Foxtrot and Seminole Feed Juddmonte Farms’ homebred filly Viadera Mike Smith, who in turn had a neck on (GB), who beat stablemate Blowout, Tampa Bay Downs See DEL MAR on page 3

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Continued from COVER fourth-place finisher Sharing, owned by Eclipse Partners and Gainesway Stable and ridden by Manny Franco. They were followed in order by Maxim Rate, Tamahere (Fr), She’s Our Charm and Bodhicitta (GB). “Whew. I had to work for that one. She’s a good filly, a really good filly,” Rosario said. “But she makes you work. I had to stay after her. She can run, though, there’s no doubt. I’m lucky that Chad Brown gives me an opportunity like this. Grass horses and especially fillies. He’s the best.” The stakes win was the sec- ond of the meet for Rosario, but his fourth in the Matriarch. He now has 30 stakes wins at Del Mar. The winner paid $12.80 to win. Viadera earned a first prize of $180,000 and moved her earning up to $391,441. She has now won six of 13 lifetime starts, the last three in stakes. “This weekend has been Chad Brown/COADY PHOTO amazing. I didn’t know which filly [of the stablemates] was the winner, but I’m happy it turned out to be Viadera,” Brown assistant Jose Hernandez said. “My boss Chad Brown is an amazing trainer and I just do my best for him. It’s an amazing job for me and I love the horses. In the future, I don’t know when it would be, if Chad wanted to come out here with a string, I’d like that. We like it out here.” Previously this weekend, Brown had captured the Grade 3 Red Carpet Handicap here on Thursday with the filly Orglandes; the Grade 3 Jimmy Durante Stakes with Fluffy Sox and the Grade 1 Hollywood Derby with Domestic Spending, both on Saturday. His second-place finish came Saturday with Flavius, beaten three- quarters of a length by Count Again in the Grade 2 Seabiscuit Handicap. Brown now has 12 stakes wins at Del Mar, nine of them of the Grade 1 variety. The Sunday 10-race card drew the curtain on a banner fall meeting for the seaside oval that saw fully safe racing and a remarkable handle rise of more than 30% during the 15-day stand. Racing will resume at Del Mar next July when the track pres- ents its 82nd summer season, followed by its second hosting of the Breeders’ Cup Championships next November. Beer Can Man Proves Best in C. B. DeMille at Del Mar

The 2-year-old colt Beer Can Man made his West Coast debut a winning one when he tracked the leaders early, then fired late to capture the seventh edition of the $103,000 Cecil B. DeMille Stakes (G3) Sunday at Del Mar. The bay son of Can the Man scored by a half-length under rider Juan Hernandez in the mile on turf run in 1:34.75. He had been competing at Indiana Downs in the Midwest where he’d won two of four starts, including his last two against special weight

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Back to Top Page 5 Del Mar page 3 Continued from maidens on Aug. 31 and allowance horses on Sept. 30, after which he was purchased privately and shipped to the barn of local trainer Mark Glatt. “One jump out of there he came [back] to me. He settled real well,” Hernadez said. “I just found me spot tracking the leaders and I was happy. At the quarter pole I asked him to go and he did. He really fired. He didn’t want to let horses go past him, either. He’s a nice horse.” Beer Can Man is now owned by Billy Koch’s Little Red Feather Racing of Woodland Hills, Calif., with Kevin Bogart’s Sterling Stables of Los Angeles. He picked up $60,000 as his share of the winning purse in the Cecil B. DeMille and now has a bankroll that reads $100,580. “We’ve had him about six weeks,” Glatt said. “We entered him the first Beer Can Man/BENOIT PHOTO weekend of the meeting, thinking we could run then and then Caisson and running third was Nguyen or Tran’s Commander come back in this race. But that race didn’t go. So [the owners] Khai. Ebeko (Ire), Big Fish, Party Game (Ire), Royal Prince, told me to get him ready to go a mile. I was a little skeptical to be Cotopaxi (Ire), Harlan Estate, Coastal Kid and Wooten Asset com- honest, but the horse relaxed great, Juan [Hernandez] put a nice pleted the order of finish. ride on him and he got the money.” The winner, an outsider in the 11-horse lineup, returned $41.20 Finishing second in the juvenile grass test was Sarah Kelly’s to win.

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Back to Top Page 7 Stakes Winners, Grade 1 Runner Among Cotillion Festival Day Noms BY TAMPA BAY DOWNS PRESS OFFICE ______OLDSMAR, FL—Stakes-winners Arrest Me Red and Poppy’s Pride, along with Grade 1-performer Papetu, are among 25 2- year-old colts and geldings nominated to the 35th edition of the $100,000 Inaugural Stakes on Saturday, Dec. 5. The Inaugural and the 41st running of the $100,000 Sandpiper Stakes for 2-year-old fillies will headline the Dec. 5 Cotillion Festival Day card, with most (or possibly all) of the races for 2- year-olds, all of which are considered to turn 3-years-old on Jan. 1 for record-keeping purposes. Both stakes will be contested on the main dirt surface at a dis- tance of six furlongs and both purses include a $50,000 win bonus for entrants also eligible for the Florida Thoroughbred Breeders’ and Owners’ Association Florida Sire Stakes. Arrest Me Red, a homebred colt owned by the Lael Stables of Mr. and Mrs. M. Roy Jackson and trained by Arnaud Delacour, has won two races from three starts, all on the turf. His most recent race was a victory on Nov. 6 in the six-furlong Atlantic Beach Stakes at Aqueduct in New York. The Florida-bred gelding Poppy’s Pride is three-for-five for breeder-owner Stonehedge LLC and trainer Michael Yates. Florida-bred Poppy’s Pride/LAUREN KING PHOTO Poppy’s Pride’s two most recent starts resulted in victories in the Armed Forces Stakes at Gulfstream on Sept. 26 and the Juvenile Sprint Stakes on Nov. 14 at Gulfstream Park West. FTBOA Holiday Schedule Papetu, a colt owned by Magic Stables LLC and trained by Antonio Sano, was thrown into deep waters after winning his first Christmas two starts at Gulfstream. He never threatened on Aug. 7 in the • The FTBOA, FEC offices Saratoga Special (G2), then flashed early speed on Sept. 7 in the will be closed Thursday, Hopeful (G1), also at Saratoga, before finishing fifth. Dec. 24 and Friday, Dec. 25 Among the 24 Sandpiper nominees is the impressive Florida- for the Christmas Holiday. bred filly Shea D Summer, owned by Shea D Boy’s Stable and • The Friday, Dec. 25 nor trained by Carlos A. David. Her two-for-two record includes a six- the Saturday-Sunday Dec. and-three-quarters-length victory on Nov. 14 at Gulfstream Park 26, 27 issues will not be West in the Juvenile Fillies Sprint Stakes. published in order for staff to celebrate Christmas Eve and Other precocious nominees include the Yates-trained and Christmas. Shadybrook Farm-owned Briella, who has won twice and was sec- New Year’s Day ond in the Juvenile Fillies Sprint; and Striking Chrome, who broke • The FTBOA, FEC offices will be closed Friday, Jan. 1 her maiden on Oct. 12 at Delaware Park by five-and-a-quarter for the New Year’s Day holiday. lengths for owners Mr. Pug, LLC and J.P.G. 2, LLC and trainer Gerald Bennett. • The Saturday-Sunday, Jan. 2-3 issue of Wire to Wire will Entries for both races will taken Wednesday. not be published in order for staff to celebrate New Year’s Day. Tampa Bay FSS Win Only Supplements Date Race Conditions Distance Purse 12-5 Inaugural Stakes 2yo 6 fur. $100,000* 12-5 Sandpiper Stakes 2yo fillies 6 fur. $100,000* 1-16 Pasco Stakes 3yo 7 fur. $125,000** 1-16 Gasparilla Stakes 3yo fillies 7 fur. $125,000** *Includes $50,000 Win Only Supplement for Florida Sire Stakes Eligible Horses **Includes $50,000 Win Only Supplement for Florida Sire Stakes Eligible Horses, and $25,000 Win-Only Florida-bred Supplement **Closing Jan. 2

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BY RYAN MARTIN, NYRA PRESS OFFICE ______QUEENS, NY—A quick turnaround was no issue for Share the Ride, who outdueled Tribecca down the lane before kicking clear to a three-quarter length win in Sunday’s $100,000 Fall Highweight Handicap (Grade 3) going six furlongs at . Trained by Antonio Arriaga for owner Silvino Ramirez, the son of Candy Ride ran just 11 days prior to the Fall Highweight, when he bested six others by seven- and-a-half lengths in a seven-furlong allowance at Parx, garnering a 101 Beyer Speed Figure. Breaking from post five in the seven-horse field, jock- ey Jose Ortiz hustled Share the Ride through the first few strides out of the gate and secured his mount a path to the outside as Tribecca dictated terms on the front end through an opening quarter-mile in :23.03 over the fast main track. Around the far turn, Share the Ride inched his way closer to Tribecca under no urging from Ortiz, who Share the Ride/COGLIANESE PHOTO looked over both shoulders as they approached the quar- umph in the Mr. Prospector Stakes on Sep. 12 at Monmouth Park. ter-pole through a half in :46.14. He also was third to Florida-bred Firenze Fire in the Grade 2 Ortiz gave Share the Ride his cue just outside the three-six- Vosburgh on Sept. 26 at and was a game runner-up teenths pole, but a stubborn Tribecca did not retreat and dug in to Majestic Dunhill in the Grade 3 Handicap on Oct. toward the rail as multiple stakes-winner Stan the Man and five 31 at Belmont. time-winner Absentee made late bids in tandem to the outside. Returning $5.20 as the favorite, while carrying 133 pounds as Share the Ride edged clear of Tribecca just inside the eighth- the co-highweight, Share the Ride upped his lifetime earnings to pole to hit the wire a three-quarter length winner in a final time of $369,860 and record to eight wins, three seconds and fourth thirds 1:10.62. in 20 career efforts. Late closers Stan the Man and Absentee finished a respective “Everybody had a little extra weight today, but my horse was second and third. Tribecca, Florida-bred Drafted, Arch Cat and very game,” Ortiz said. “It was a great training job. This horse was Majestic Dunhill, who was compromised by an unfavorable beak, 100 percent ready. He broke well and sat second and relaxed. I rounded out the order of finish. asked him to go passing the three-eighths pole to engage Tribecca. Share the Ride has been a model of consistency through his 5- I wanted to be close to him at the quarter-pole because he's hard year-old campaign, winning four of nine starts, including a tri- to beat on the lead and he digs in. I was in good range to win the race and they battled down the lane; two good horses in a match race and then the other horses were coming too, at the end, but he dug in.” Bred in Kentucky by Dixiana Farms, Share the Ride is the sec- ond progeny out of the multiple stakes-winning and Grade 1- placed Graeme Hall mare Belle of the Hall.

Lead Guitar Strikes Winning Note in Autumn Days

Jim and Susan Hill’s Lead Guitar, with up for the first time, ran her win streak to four with a dominant score in Sunday’s $100,000 Autumn Days Stakes, a six-furlong outer turf test for fillies and mares, 3-years-old and older, at Aqueduct Racetrack. Trained by George Weaver, the 4-year-old Maclean’s Music bay arrived at Sunday’s sprint on the good turf from a three-quar- ter-length score in the six-furlong Floral Park Stakes contested on soft footing on Oct. 17 at Belmont Park. Ode to Joy broke sharpest of all in the 10-horse field, but Risky

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page 9 Continued from Mischief, with Kendrick Carmouche up, commanded the lead from the three-path through an opening quarter-mile in :23.33. Lezcano angled Lead Guitar outside of Risky Mischief into the turn with A Great Time, last-out winner of The Very One on a yielding Pimlico Race Course turf, following her run wider still as the half-mile was clocked in :47.08. Always moving comfortably as the field turned for home, Lead Guitar powered away from her rivals under light encouragement from Lezcano to secure the three-and-a-quarter-length score in a final time of 1:10.87. A Great Time completed the exacta by a head over a game Risky Mischief. Lezcano said his maiden voyage aboard Lead Guitar went according to plan. “She’s a very nice filly; the kind you can do whatever you want with,” Lezcano said. “It was my first time riding her and she broke well. She put me right in the race and when I asked her to go on, she went on and won the race. “I watched her replays,” he added. “She’s the type of filly that can come from behind. She doesn’t need to be close, but today, I Lovestruck/CHELSEA DURAND PHOTO thought the best thing was to be close.” course rated good. Assistant trainer Blair Golen was full of praise for the hard-try- Lovestruck broke sharp under Junior Alvarado from ing filly. post two, being forwardly placed in third position as 20-1 longshot “She’s a good girl,” Golen said. “She’s just a nice filly to train Big Time Lady led the eight-horse field through the opening quar- and be around. She’s proven that she doesn’t have to have every- ter-mile in :24.05, the half in :50.50 and three-quarters in 1:16.21. thing go her way.” Turning for home, Big Time Lady was kept inside by jockey Madeline Must, Ode to Joy, I’llhandalthecash, Saratoga Eric Cancel, but Lovestruck pressed on and overtook the paceset- Treasure, Mentality, My Sassy Sarah [who missed the break] and ter from the outside. Invincible Gal, piloted by Jose Ortiz, made a Dendrobia rounded out the order of finish. Rose Flower and main- strong bid near the rail, but Alvarado set down Lovestruck to repel track only entrants Malibu Mischief, Timely Tradition and the threat and hit the wire in 1:47.14. Bridlewood Cat were scratched. A stewards' inquiry focused on bumping at the head of the A $200,000 purchase at the 2017 Fasig-Tipton Saratoga stretch between Big Time Lady and Lovestruck resulted in no Preferred New York-bred Yearling Sale, the talented bay out of change to the order of finish. Eleadora, by Finality launched her career in June 2019 under “She's been ready for quite a while,” Alvarado said. “We were Weaver's care, including a third-out graduation on the Saratoga expecting the kind of run from her that we saw today. There's still turf versus state-breds in late August of that year. room for her to improve. She's still a little bit green and when she After making the first four starts of her 4-year-old campaign got to the lead she was wandering around the track, which is fine. for trainer Eddie Kenneally, including a restricted optional-claim- When she puts it all together, we'll get a little more from her." ing sprint score on the Saratoga turf on Aug. 20, Lead Guitar Off as the even-money favorite, Lovestruck returned $4.20 on a $2 returned to Weaver's care and captured an open optional-claiming win wager. She more than doubled her career earnings to $94,600. turf sprint on the front end on Sept. 20 at Belmont ahead of her “I knew she was going to be sharp, but I like to teach them to Floral Park score. relax behind horses and have a nice finish,” Alvarado said. “I didn't Bred in the Empire State by Windylea Farm, Lead Guitar want to just let her go. Even though it was a slow pace, I knew I was banked $55,000 in victory, while improving her record to six wins, close enough that she wouldn't have too much to do at the end.” two seconds and a third from 11 starts. She returned $4.50 as the Invincible Gal, fresh off an 11th-place finish in the Grade 1 6-5 favorite. Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf on Nov. 6 at Keeneland, out- – Keith McCalmont kicked Big Time Lady by a length-and-a-half for second. The Graham Motion trainee has run second in three of her four stakes starts, adding to her runner-up efforts in the Sorority Stakes in Lovestruck Improves to 2-for-2 with September at Monmouth Park and the Selima on Preakness Day, Tepin Victory Oct. 3, at Pimlico. “I had a beautiful trip. I found an opening on the inside in the Godolphin Stable’s Lovestruck won her first stakes appearance stretch and I thought I had a shot to get there but the winner, she in similar fashion to her career debut, staying off the pace before showed up,” Ortiz said. “She's the real deal.” a strong stretch-drive kick to post a one-length victory in Island Treasure, Fifth Risk, Bravo Regina and Lexinator com- Sunday’s, $100,000 Tepin for juvenile fillies at Aqueduct. pleted the order of finish. Thursday was pulled up and vanned off. The Kentucky homebred was a one-length winner going a Frost Me was scratched, as were main-track only entrants Hit mile-and-one-sixteenth over the firm inner turf at Saratoga Race the Woah, Dollar Mountain and Malibu Curl. Course on Sept. 7. Hall of Fame trainer Bill Mott elevated the Live racing resumes Thursday at the Big A with a nine-race Tapit filly to stakes company for her second start in the Tepin, card. First post is 12:20 p.m. EST. where she again won at the distance, this time over an inner turf – Brian Bohl

Back to Top Page 12 McGaughey Considering Pegasus World Cup for Code of Honor BY NYRA PRESS OFFICE ______North Dakota tracked 14 lengths off the pace before launching a devastating stretch Hall of Fame trainer Shug McGaughey run to get up in the final jumps to secure a has the $3 million Pegasus World Cup half-length triumph in the Grade 3 Red (Grade 1) to be run Jan. 23 at Gulfstream Smith Stakes on Nov. 21 on the Big A turf, Park, in mind for W.S. Farish homebred while registering a career-best 100 Beyer Code of Honor, who joined the condition- Speed Figure. er’s winter division at Payson Park in The 4-year-old son of Medaglia d’Oro Indiantown, Fla., after a runner-up finish in out of Starry Dreamer, by Rubiano, is a the Grade 1 Clark on Friday at Churchill half-brother to prolific stallion War Front, Downs. and broke his maiden on March 25 over the The 4-year-old son of Noble Mission turf at Tampa Bay Downs before defeating (GB) out of Reunited, by Dixie Union was winners over the Oldsmar oval. sixth early on, made steady progress “I think he has a lot of upside,” throughout the race and launched a four- McGaughey said. “It looks like he’s just wide move at the three-sixteenths pole, but learning how to run. Not sure where I want came up a length shy of Bodexpress. to run him next, maybe the Pegasus Turf. I “I thought he ran fine,” McGaughey wish it were a little farther, that would suit said. “I was disappointed he didn’t win, but Code of Honor/COGLIANESE PHOTO him better, but we’ll see.” once he got freed up the other horse jumped away from him and North Dakota is also a half-sibling to graded stakes winners we just couldn’t catch him. He’s at Payson Park this morning and Teammate, Ecclesiastic and black-type producing mare Gracie we’ll point for the Pegasus.” Square, whose daughter by Tapit, Mrs. Danvers, won the nine-fur- A winner of his 2020 debut in the Grade 3 Westchester going a long Comely Stakes (G3) in front-running fashion under Jose one-turn mile-and-a-sixteenth at Belmont Park on June 19, Code Ortiz on Friday at the Big A for McGaughey. of Honor was third in the Grade 1 Runhappy Met Mile won by Also an Allen homebred, Mrs. Danvers broke her maiden last Vekoma on July 4 and second to Complexity in the Grade 2 Kelso August at Saratoga and came back off 10 months rest to finish Handicap on Oct. 3, both at Belmont. As a 3-year-old, Code of second going six-and-a-half furlongs in a Belmont Park allowance Honor won the Grade 1 Runhappy Travers and was elevated to on June 20. She did not find the winner’s circle until her fifth start first after the disqualification of winner Vino Rosso in the Grade this season going a one-turn mile on Oct. 25 over Big Sandy ahead 1 . of the Comely. Through a record of six wins, four seconds and two thirds in 15 “Some of her races here earlier, she just looked like she didn’t starts, Code of Honor has amassed $2,644,360 in lifetime earn- want to win,” McGaughey said. “She trained really, really well off ings. her last race. She had a great work galloping out going into the McGaughey also said Allen Stable's homebred North Dakota race. I didn’t know what was going to happen, with 3-year-old fil- could target the mile-and-three-sixteenths, $1 million Pegasus World lies going a mile and an eighth most of them for the first time. Cup Turf Invitational (G1), also to be run Jan. 23 at Gulfstream. Jose rode a good race.” Churchill Unveils Official 2021 ‘Art of the Kentucky Derby’ LOUISVILLE, KY — thoroughbred . As a child has released the 2021 “Official Art of growing up in Eastern Kentucky, the Kentucky Derby” by Breathitt Fugate always loved to draw, but it County, Ky., artist Ralph Fugate. wasn’t until age 25 that he picked up a Fugate’s style of “impressionistic real- paintbrush for the first time. Having ism” utilizes bold, vibrant colors to nurtured an interest in horses and capture the sheer beauty and power of horse racing throughout his life, the the horse, the colorful silks, the enthu- artist soon turned his creative passion siasm of the crowd and the excitement into painting them. of the Kentucky Derby presented by Fugate’s “Official Art of the Woodford Reserve (Grade 1) and the Kentucky Derby” will be featured on Longines (G1). the 2021 Kentucky Derby and 2021 represents the fifth consecu- Kentucky Oaks official racing pro- tive year that Churchill Downs has grams and a variety of merchandise, tapped a talented Kentucky artist to 2021 Derby Art/FILE PHOTO including Derby and Oaks 147 limited capture the excitement of the Kentucky Derby and Oaks. Ralph edition artist-signed and numbered posters with embossed and Fugate is a self-taught professional sports artist specializing in metallic ink treatments.

Back to Top Page 13 ‘All Others’ 6-5 Favorite at Conclusion Track Entries of Kentucky Derby Future Pool 1 & Results BY CHURCHILL DOWNS May 1—was a $249,331 ($191,984 in the PRESS OFFICE______Win pool and $57,347 in Exactas). Inaugurated in 1999, the Kentucky LOUISVILLE, KY—With the Kentucky Derby Future Wager has been offered for Derby presented by Woodford Reserve a 23rd consecutive year, but this marks (Grade 1) still 22 weeks away, the pari- just the eighth time that Churchill Downs mutuel field of “All Other 3-Year-Old has hosted a KDFW pool on closing Click Here to View Entries Colts and Geldings” closed as the 6-5 weekend of its Fall Meet. favorite in Pool 1 of the Kentucky Derby This year’s early Derby betting menu Click Here Future Wager and the -trained also included the Kentucky Derby Sire to View Life Is Good was the 5-1 second choice. Future Wager, which, for the sixth con- WEST Results Life Is Good, who won his Nov. 22 secutive year, provided bettors with a debut at Del Mar by nine-and-a-half unique opportunity to wager on select lengths for the record-equaling six-time breeding stars and their entire crop of Derby-winning trainer, edged Breeders’ juveniles with the hope of winning next Cup Juvenile (G1)-winner Essential year’s Kentucky Derby. Quality, who closed at 8-1 in the betting. and “All Other Sires” Other horses who attracted interest from attracted the most attention from bettors. bettors: Hopeful (G1) and Champagne Into Mischief, the sire of Life Is Good and Click Here to Click Here to (G1)-winner Jackie’s Warrior (18-1); Highly Motivated among others, closed as View Entries View Results Nyquist Stakes-winner Highly Motivated the 4-1 favorite ahead of “All Other Sires” (18-1); and Saturday’s Kentucky Jockey at 5-1 and progeny by Tapit at 6-1. Club (G2) winner Keepmeinmind (19-1). Sires in order of favoritism for the Horses in order of the public’s betting Kentucky Derby Sire Future Wager choice (with trainer, Pool 1 odds and $2 (Odds and $2 Win Will Pays): #12 Into Win will pays): #24 “All Other 3-Year- Mischief (4-1, $10.20); #24 “All Other Click Here to Click Here to Old Colts and Geldings” (6-5, $4.60); Sires” (5-1, $12); #20 Tapit (6-1, View Entries View Results #11 Life Is Good (Bob Baffert, 5-1, $15.20); #6 Curlin (12-1, $27.80); #1 $12.80); #3 Essential Quality (Brad Cox, American Pharoah (13-1, $29); #5 8-1, $18.40); #8 Jackie’s Warrior (Steve Constitution (17-1, $36.40); #22 Uncle Asmussen, 18-1, $38.20); #6 Highly Mo (19-1, $41.20); #8 Frosted (21-1, Motivated (Chad Brown, 18-1, $39.80); $44.80); #18 Quality Road (22-1, #9 Keepmeinmind (Robertino Diodoro, $47.40); #10 Hard Spun (24-1, $50); #19 19-1, $40); #1 Caddo River (Brad Cox, Street Sense (25-1, $53.20); #9 Click Here to Click Here to 27-1, $57.40); #20 Speaker’s Corner (Bill (27-1, $56.80); #17 View Entries View Results Mott, 29-1, $61); #4 Fire At Will (Mike Pioneerof the Nile (30-1, $62.60); #16 Maker, 30-1, $62.80); #7 Hot Rod Not This Time (30-1, $63.80); #14 Charlie (Doug O’Neill, 34-1, $71.40); Medaglia d’Oro (35-1, $72); #21 Tiznow #14 Red Flag (John Shirreffs, 35-1, $72); (35-1, $73.20); #2 Bernardini (36-1, #15 Reinvestment Risk (Chad Brown, $74.20); #23 Union Rags (43-1, $89.80); 35-1, $72.60); #17 Savile Row (Bob #11 Honor Code (44-1, $91.40); #15 Baffert, 36-1, $75.80); #18 Scarred Munnings (47-1, $97); #4 Candy Ride (, 49-1, $100.40); #22 (Arg) (47-1, $97.80); #13 Liam’s Map Click Here to View Results Ten for Ten (Shug McGaughey III, 51-1, (49-1, $100.40); #3 Bodemeister (60-1, $105.80); #23 “All 3-Year-Old Fillies” $123.60); and #7 Flatter (80-1, $162.80). (56-1, $114.40); #12 Total betting on the Kentucky Derby (Steve Asmussen, 59-1, $120.40); #10 Sire Future Wager was a record $47,567 King Fury (Kenny McPeek, 60-1, ($33,269 in the Win pool and $14,298 in $122.40); #5 Get Her Number (Peter the Exactas). Miller, 64-1, $130.40); #19 Sittin On Go The KDFW and Sire Future Wager Click Here to View Results (Dale Romans, 68-1, $139.20); #2 Dr. combined to handle $296,898 compared Shivel (Mark Glatt, 72-1, $146.80); #16 to $397,394 in 2019 and $291,313 in (Michael McCarthy, 88-1, 2018. $178.80); #13 Pickin’ Time (Kelly Breen, The other Future Wager dates are ten- 96-1, $194.60); and #21 Super Stock tatively set for Jan. 22-24 (Pool 2), Feb. (Steve Asmussen, 103-1, $209.60). 12-14 (Pool 3), March 5-7 (Pool 4) and Total handle for the Nov. 26-29 KDFW March 26-28 (Pool 5). The lone Kentucky pool—the first of five scheduled wager- Oaks Future Wager will coincide with Click Here to Click Here to ing pools in advance of the 147th running Kentucky Derby Future Wager Pool 4 on View Entries View Results of the Kentucky Derby to be run Saturday, March 5-7. Tracks continued on next page

Back to Top Page 14 Essential Quality Remains On Top of ‘Road to Kentucky Derby’ Leaderboard Track Entries BY CHURCHILL DOWNS most meaningful races are worth 100-40- & Results PRESS OFFICE ______20-10: March’s , March 20 , March 27 UAE Derby, LOUISVILLE, KY—Following the March 27 , April 3 Wood Kentucky Jockey Club (Grade 2) at Memorial, April’s Blue Grass, April 3 Churchill Downs won by Keepmeinmind and April 10 Arkansas Saturday, Breeders’ Cup Juvenile (G1) and Derby. Additionally, the April 10 Click Here to Click Here to Breeders’ Futurity (G1)-winner Essential Lexington offers points on a scale of 20-8- View Entries View Results Quality remained atop the “Road to the 4-2 to the first four placings. Kentucky Derby Presented by Woodford With increased interest by Kentucky Reserve” leaderboard for 2020-2021 with horsemen and Churchill Downs 30 points. However, Keepmeinmind added Incorporated’s investment and redevelop- ment of Turfway Park to enhance 10 points to his total and moved into sec- Click Here to Click Here to ond position with 18 overall. winter/spring racing on the Kentucky cir- View Entries View Results Champagne (G1)-winner Jackie’s Warrior cuit, the John Battaglia Memorial has been is next on the list after the first six races with added as a “Prep Season” race and the Jeff 12 points and is followed by American Ruby Steaks has been boosted from 20-8- Pharoah Stakes (G1)-winner Get Her 4-2 to 100-40-20-10. Number (10) and Iroquois Stakes presented In addition to the primary “Road to the Kentucky Derby” series, there are two sep- by Ford (G3)-winner Sittin On Go (10). Click Here to Click Here to The ninth annual series of select races arate series that each carve out one spot for View Entries View Results will determine the preference list for the 20- a potential horse from Europe and Japan. horse Kentucky Derby Presented by The fifth-year Japan Road to the Woodford Reserve (G1) to be run May 1, Kentucky Derby series again features four 2021 by awarding a sliding scale of points races: Saturday’s Cattleya (10-4-2-1 and to the first four finishers in each race. The won by Lemon Drop), Dec. 16 Zen- 2021 Kentucky Derby will mark the first Nippon Nisai Yushun (20-8-4-2), year the classic race will be run without the February’s Hyacinth (30-12-6-3) and permitted use of Furosemide (often referred March’s Fukuryu (40-16-8-4). Click Here to Click Here to View Entries View Results to by the brand name, Lasix). In a change The fourth-year European Road to the this year, points will only be awarded to Kentucky Derby again showcases seven horses who compete on race day without races: the Juddmonte Royal Lodge (10-4-2- Lasix in Road to the Kentucky Derby races. 1 and won by New Mandate-Ire), Smurfit The total number of races in the primary Beresford (10-4-2-1 and won by High “Road to the Kentucky Derby” series fea- Definition-Ire), Prix Jean-Luc Lagardère tures 36 marquee races scheduled. The 20- (10-4-2-1 and won by Sealiway-Fr), (10-4-2-1 and won by Mac race “Prep Season,” which features founda- Click Here to Click Here to tion-building races over a minimum of one Swiney-Ire), March’s Road to the Kentucky View Entries View Results mile between mid-September and mid- Derby Condition Stakes (20-8-4-2), March’s February, are worth 10-4-2-1 to the top four Patton Stakes (20-8-4-2) and April’s placings, respectively, except for the Nov. 6 Cardinal Condition Stakes (30-12-6-3). Breeders’ Cup Juvenile (GI), which was Churchill Downs has used a point system worth twice as much (20-8-4-2). to determine entrants for its famed Kentucky Other “Prep Season” races include the Derby since 2013. At least 20 horses have Dec. 5 Remsen, Dec. 18 Springboard Mile, entered the “Run for the Roses” in 19 of the Click Here to Click Here to Dec. 19 Los Alamitos Futurity, Jan. 1 last 22 years and every year from 2004-19. View Entries View Results Jerome, Jan. 2 Sham, Jan. 16 Lecomte, The mile-and-one-quarter classic for 3- Jan. 22 Smarty Jones, Jan. 30 Holy Bull, year-old is scheduled to be Jan. 30 Robert B. Lewis, Feb. 6 Withers, run at the historic Louisville racetrack for Feb. 6 Sam F. Davis, February’s John the 147th consecutive year. Battaglia Memorial, February’s El Camino A similar series remains in place to Real Derby and Feb. 15 Southwest. qualify for the Kentucky Derby’s sister The 16-race “Championship Series” race, the $1.25 million Longines Kentucky Click Here to Click Here to comprise springboard events that often Oaks (G1) for 3-year-old fillies at a mile- View Entries View Results bring the 3-year-old picture into sharper and-an-eighth to be run April 30, 2021. focus. Most first leg races offer 50-20-10- There will be 31 races for the “Road to the 5 points to the top four finishers: the Feb. Kentucky Oaks” series – 16 “Prep Season” 13 Risen Star, Feb. 27 Fountain of Youth, races and 15 “Championship Series” races. March 6 Gotham, March 6 Tampa Bay Like the Derby, points will only be award- Derby, March 6 San Felipe, March 13 ed to horses who compete on race day without Click Here to View Results Rebel and March’s Sunland Derby. The Lasix in Road to the Kentucky Oaks races.

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Copyright © 2004 Florida Stallion Progeny for Daily Racing Form Tuesday & Wednesday, Dec. 1 & 2 Below is a list of runners sired by Florida stallions or former Florida stallions scheduled to start in races at racetracks across North America. Daily Racing Form, the information source for this list, does not include all North American racetracks. The list contains all data available at time of list generation.

PURE PRECISION COWTOWN CAT Tuesday, December 1 Shaena Bue 7 Mountaineer Park Bow Town Cat 5 Parx Racing ADIOS CHARLIE He Iz Gone 10 Parx Racing REVOLVING CURRENCY SWAP High Flying Guy 4 Parx Racing Trashthetrailer 6 Gulfstream Park BIG DRAMA Dramatized 5 Parx Racing SONGANDAPRAYER DRILL Nineoneoneprayer 1 Delta Downs Enduros Diamond 8 Parx Racing Little Bit Good 7 Gulfstream Park Song for Heddings 1 Delta Downs BIONDETTI Bulletsandbourbon 4 Delta Downs EXCHANGE RATE Springdetti 6 Mountaineer Park Hubba Bubba 9 Tampa Bay Downs THE BIG BEAST Valid Exchange 10 Gulfstream Park BRETHREN Bad Little Beast 6 Mahoning Valley Genghis 10 Parx Racing EXCLUSIVE QUALITY TREASURE BEACH (GB) Tomarie 8 Parx Racing CIRCULAR QUAY Celtic Treasure 8 Parx Racing Helen Rose 9 Mountaineer Park Montauk Cove 6 Mahoning Valley TWO STEP SALSA FACTUM CLOSING ARGUMENT Two Diamonds 9 Mountaineer Park Sweet Lilly Factum 7 Parx Racing Miracle Sweep 9 Delta Downs WITH DISTINCTION One Slick Fact 8 Tampa Bay Downs CONGRATS Andres Roman 2 Mountaineer Park FIRST DUDE Carry On 1 Mountaineer Park Bella Dudette 1 Mahoning Valley Savannah’s Dream 2 Parx Racing Wednesday, December 2 Myhessexpress 6 Penn National Kiss That Dude 8 Tampa Bay Downs COWTOWN CAT A. P. WARRIOR Wilshire Diamond 9 Tampa Bay Downs Tap the Town 3 Mahoning Valley Ocean Conquest 2 Penn National D’WILDCAT ADIOS CHARLIE FLASHSTORM Senorita Tsunami 3 Delta Downs Arrivederla 3 Gulfstream Park Water Wizard 1 Gulfstream Park D’tuff Cat Rey 7 Delta Downs Deo Forte 10 Gulfstream Park GLOBAL RESPONSE Jupi’s Lightning 10 Parx Racing DRILL AMIRA’S PRINCE (IRE) Auger 2 Mountaineer Park Amber Princess 4 Gulfstream Park GONE ASTRAY Our Fantasy 7 Gulfstream Park Macanao 4 Charles Town EXCHANGE RATE Rate the Gait 8 Zia Park AWESOME OF COURSE GOTTCHA GOLD A T M Awesome 8 Penn National Axis Mundi 9 Mountaineer Park FIELD COMMISSION Awesome Enough 9 Tampa Bay Downs Field General 8 Zia Park HANDSOME MIKE BEAU CHOIX Babbo Babbo Babbo 2 Parx Racing FIRST DUDE Mystic Moon 1 Gulfstream Park Roan Mountain 5 Parx Racing John’s Promise 5 Penn National Southern Dudette 6 Delta Downs BENNY THE BULL HE’S HAD ENOUGH Li’l Dude L Do It 7 Parx Racing Andrew the Bull 6 Tampa Bay Downs Just Ask Joel 7 Remington Park GONE ASTRAY BIG DRAMA HEAR NO EVIL Town Jak 5 Parx Racing Gino Time 5 Tampa Bay Downs Samtastik 8 Mahoning Valley HANDSOME MIKE BRETHREN HIGH COTTON And I Know 1 Mahoning Valley Excalibur 2 Gulfstream Park Legacy Azteca 3 Tampa Bay Downs Arctica 3 Penn National Highrhythmdixie 4 Tampa Bay Downs LIGHTNIN N THUNDER Pink 3 Penn National With Me Without Me11 Penn National Tico Thunder 5 Mahoning Valley Mrs. Crews 5 Parx Racing MACHO UNO Piper 6 Gulfstream Park INDIAN EXPRESS White Bluff 3 Parx Racing Hill Valley 7 Penn National Who Can Win 3 Mahoning Valley Waikiki 10 Penn National Estrela Cadente 5 Mountaineer Park KANTHAROS Kid Macho 5 Parx Racing CAJUN BREEZE We Will Shine 5 Mountaineer Park Parlay Pete 2 Delta Downs Dienda 7 Gulfstream Park MASS MEDIA Amandas Lightening 5 Delta Downs Nikee Kan 9 Gulfstream Park CIRCULAR QUAY Sunset Empire 9 Gulfstream Park To the Flag 5 Parx Racing OLMODAVOR Little Tequila 9 Tampa Bay Downs Salsa’s Return 4 Parx Racing CONGRATS Cold Warrior 10 Gulfstream Park Saint Vrain 2 Mountaineer Park Mr. Who 10 Gulfstream Park PARENTS’ REWARD Smoky Topaz 2 Turfway Park Eightthehardway 8 Mountaineer Park Knokke by the Sea 10 Parx Racing Pumpkin Star 4 Parx Racing POSEIDON’S WARRIOR Enigmatica 5 Parx Racing KHOZAN War Act 4 Mahoning Valley Congrats Answer 7 Parx Racing Just a Bit Sassy 7 Gulfstream Park Mr Thrifty 8 Parx Racing Direct Approach 7 Turfway Park Where Ya Goin Owen10 Gulfstream Park Cape May Style 10 Parx Racing Surfer Boy George 10 Parx Racing Continued on next page

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Copyright © 2004 Florida Stallion Progeny for Wednesday, Dec. 2 Daily Racing Form Below is a list of runners sired by Florida stallions or former Florida stallions scheduled to start in races at racetracks across North America. Daily Racing Form, the information source for this list, does not include all North American racetracks. The list contains all data available at time of list generation.

KISS THE KID READ THE FOOTNOTES TWO STEP SALSA Bow Tie Affair 3 Gulfstream Park Delvin to It 5 Remington Park Shedancesforfate 7 Tampa Bay Downs Gold Note 10 Zia Park LIGHTNIN N THUNDER UNCAPTURED Pecks Not Bad 3 Mahoning Valley REVOLVING Cat Diva 6 Gulfstream Park A. P. d’Oro 1 Mountaineer Park Captivant 7 Gulfstream Park MACH RIDE Mach Trial 5 Penn National SAINT AFLEET Irish Thunder 8 Mahoning Valley Kiss Your Bride 7 Mahoning Valley Press My Bets 9 Parx Racing MACHO UNO Free Flayme 9 Tampa Bay Downs All Revved Up 1 Turfway Park SASHA’S PROSPECT Lg Sheza Randomcat2 Remington Park VALUE PLUS MILWAUKEE BREW Wild Prospect 4 Remington Park Glitter Girl 8 Mahoning Valley Bridlecrest 2 Parx Racing SENOR SWINGER Hoof Hoof Away 2 Penn National WESTERN PRIDE MOUNT MCKINLEY Devine Pride 5 Mahoning Valley Katie Faloona 4 Tampa Bay Downs SOLDAT Morningstardust 4 Mahoning Valley WILDCAT HEIR OVERDRIVEN Risque Express 5 Parx Racing Joe Cain 1 Mountaineer Park Over Gators 9 Gulfstream Park Two Dot 6 Mountaineer Park Tommy’s Top Cat 6 Parx Racing Trap 7 Mahoning Valley POSEIDON’S WARRIOR WINSLOW HOMER Urban Buckeye 1 Mountaineer Park Russian Roulette 8 Tampa Bay Downs Soul Reflection 10 Gulfstream Park Prince Amadeus 2 Mountaineer Park Neptunes Revenge 5 Tampa Bay Downs Fog Warning 3 Tampa Bay Downs Wyatts Warrior 7 Mahoning Valley SONGANDAPRAYER That’s a Song 1 Delta Downs WITH DISTINCTION PRECOCITY Love to Singh 8 Delta Downs Paranoia 4 Penn National Seven Silver Coins 1 Zia Park Broke and Praying 9 Delta Downs PROSPECTIVE THE BIG BEAST Kaufy Futures 1 Tampa Bay Downs FTBOA Member Discounts: Beasaichi 4 Gulfstream Park • Restaurants • Hotels • Personal Services Nationalist 4 Gulfstream Park The Humongous One 4 Turfway Park Jagger Baby 9 Mountaineer Park • Equine Equipment, Products & Services & more! TREASURE BEACH (GB) RATTLESNAKE BRIDGE Twisted Treasure 5 Tampa Bay Downs www.ftboa.com Cat Mor Bridge 4 Charles Town Summer Beach 7 Mahoning Valley Go to MEMBER BENEFITS, then Cascabell Queen 4 Mahoning Valley Treasure Tails 10 Penn National DISCOUNTS for details

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Copyright © 2004 Florida Breeders’ List for Daily Racing Form Tuesday & Wednesday, Dec. 1 & 2 Below is a list of Florida-bred runners scheduled to start in races at racetracks across North America. Daily Racing Form, the information source for this list, does not include all North American racetracks.

Ohanzee 3 Y-Lo Racing Stables, LLC Mach Trial 5 Rustlewood Farm, Inc. Tuesday, December 1 Take Charge Dude 3 Rustlewood Farm, Inc. Hill Valley 7 Arindel DELTA DOWNS Amber Princess 4 Helen Barbazon & Joseph Barbazon The Train 8 Arindel Southern Dudette 6 Destiny Oaks Beasaichi 4 Purple Haze Stables Treasure Tails 10 Stroud Lane Farm Callmesenorita 4 Farm III Enterprises LLC Waikiki 10 Arindel MOUNTAINEER CASINO RACETRACK & RESORT Nationalist 4 George J. Kerr Sunshine Bay 11 Stonehedge, LLC Abuela Cori 1 Mr. & Mrs. Raimundo Araujo Brody’s Honor 6 Susan Kahn With Me Without Me11 Darsan Inc. Little Empire 1 Loren Nichols Cat Diva 6 Ponder Hill, Inc. Andres Roman 2 SJT Racing Stable LLC Dance for the Sun 6 Luisa Degwitz & Ric-Deg Farm PARX RACING Auger 2 SCF, Inc. Piper 6 Arindel Babbo Babbo Babbo 2 Christine K. Jones Makossa 5 GoldMark Farm, LLC Trashthetrailer 6 Morgan Miller Free for Nothing 4 Ric Deg Farm & Luisa Degwitz Springdetti 6 Cuvette Racing Captivant 7 Didier Plasencia Bow Town Cat 5 Shadybrook Farm Inc Fifth of November 7 Robin Kinnear Dienda 7 Stonestreet Thoroughbred Memorize 5 Just For Fun Stable, Inc. Two Diamonds 9 Thoroughbred Champions Holdings LLC Mrs. Crews 5 Richard Thompson & Shadybrook Training Center Just a Bit Sassy 7 Rustlewood Farm, Inc. Farm Inc Little Bit Good 7 Roberto Hernandez Rochela 5 P & G Stables LLC MAHONING VALLEY RACE COURSE To the Flag 5 Brent Fernung & Crystal Fernung And I Know 1 Adolpho J. Exposito & Felicia Our Fantasy 7 Helen Barbazon & Joseph Barbazon Nick the Cardshark 6 Belvedere Farm Exposito Foxy Mischief 9 Hickstead Farm Tommy’s Top Cat 6 Thomas Kenwood Equels & Laura War Act 4 Just For Fun Stable, Inc. Nikee Kan 9 Sherry R. Mansfield & Kenneth H. Fabar Equels Bad Little Beast 6 Gail Rice Davis Montauk Cove 6 Janet Erwin Over Gators 9 Kenneth Vespo Sweet Lilly Factum 7 Dee-Ellen Cook & Suzette Parker Sunset Empire 9 Kathleen Amaya, Raffaele I’m Not Joking 8 Donna M. Burnham & Lori Smock PARX RACING Centofanti & Alexandro Centofanti Press My Bets 9 John B. Penn Emperor John 1 Red Oak Stable Tracy Ann’s Legacy 9 Bridle Oaks Farm, Inc. Jupi’s Lightning 10 Albert Morales Florencia 2 Golden Legacy Stable Cold Warrior 10 Marion G. Montanari Knokke by the Sea 10 Chris Pallas High Flying Guy 4 Stonehedge LLC Deo Forte 10 Whitehall Lane Farm Salsa’s Return 4 Harold J. Plumley REMINGTON PARK Mr Nappy 10 Beth Bayer Shake It Up Tracy 4 Lynne Boutte & Chris Boutte Dramatized 5 Hallmarc Stallions, LLC Mr. Who 10 Sam E. Stevens & Sammy L. Kid Macho 5 Rustlewood Farm, Inc. Just Ask Joel 7 Tanourin Stable Stevens Rogallo 7 Donald R. Dizney, LLC Roan Mountain 5 Donald R. Dizney, LLC Nicholas Rose 10 Herman Wilensky Town Jak 5 Jaime Ramirez Soul Reflection 10 John Ropes TAMPA BAY DOWNS Donnie Brasco 7 Adalberto Lozano Where Ya Goin Owen10 Stonehedge LLC Bati Bati 1 Farm III Enterprises LLC Li’l Dude L Do It 7 George J. Kerr Can’t Katz Her 1 Bruno Schickedanz Rage Away 7 Mr. & Mrs. Annuncio Stanchieri MOUNTAINEER CASINO RACETRACK & RESORT Kaufy Futures 1 Dr. Edward Wiest & Oakleaf Farm Celtic Treasure 8 Irish Eyes Stable L.L.C A. P. d’Oro 1 Stonehedge LLC Whistle Me Home 2 Helen Barbazon & Joseph Barbazon Enduros Diamond 8 Jennifer Quinones Joe Cain 1 Brent Fernung & Crystal Fernung Fog Warning 3 Special Effort Farm, Laura Colon Over Sensual 8 Murray Stroud Urban Buckeye 1 Helen Barbazon & Joseph Barbazon & Michael Colon Cape May Style 10 Helen Barbazon & Joseph Barbazon Fearless Lion 2 Ruben Valdes Legacy Azteca 3 Michael Chamberlain Genghis 10 Arindel Prince Amadeus 2 Teamwork Racing Company Sacramento Q 3 Midwest Thoroughbreds Inc. He Iz Gone 10 John J. Joseph Corner Uncle Carlito 4 Jorge Tabraue & Juan Francisco Katie Faloona 4 Charles Thomas Balmer Landaeta Katz the Storm 4 Bruno Schickedanz ZIA PARK We Will Shine 5 Murray D. Stroud Field General 8 Edward A. Seltzer, Beverly Trap Girl 4 Pedro Perdigon Spezia 7 Dizney Double Diamond LLC Anderson & Jayson Horner Corcel 5 Alberto Orellana & Sandra P. I’m a Lawman 8 Big C Farm Velasquez Axis Mundi 9 Tricia Zimmerman Flatlander 5 Endsley Oaks Farm, Inc Helen Rose 9 Lucy Edwards & Randell Edwards Wednesday, December 2 Gino Time 5 Miranda Downing Jagger Baby 9 Steve Tucker HOLLYWOOD CASINO AT CHARLES TOWN RACES Neptunes Revenge 5 John F Canty Shipmans Magic 9 SJT Racing Stables LLC Cat Mor Bridge 4 Tanourin Stable Twisted Treasure 5 Endsley Oaks Farm, Inc Macanao 4 Tanourin Stable MAHONING VALLEY RACE COURSE Andrew the Bull 6 Andy Cant & Susy Cant DELTA DOWNS Cascabell Queen 4 Marcos Arenas Don H 6 Horacio Barbaran Parlay Pete 2 Shadybrook Farm, Inc Summer Beach 7 Just For Fun Stable, Inc. Rock the Park 6 Brenda Jones & Silver Oaks Farm Last Battle 6 Mary K. Haire Trap 7 Glockenburg, LLC Shakem N Breakem 6 Pedro Gonzalez & P. J. Gonzalez Wyatts Warrior 7 Casey Seaman Shedancesforfate 7 Best A Luck Farm LLC GULFSTREAM PARK Glitter Girl 8 Thomas Kenwood Equels One Slick Fact 8 Stonehedge, LLC Alluring Rumba 1 Jim Ballinger Irish Thunder 8 Manuel Azpurua Russian Roulette 8 Glockenburg, LLC Bettin Onna Kitten 1 Admiral Kitten Syndicate & Ben Samtastik 8 Destiny Oaks of Ocala Awesome Enough 9 Carol A. Reitman, Susan Gannon Wessels &Warren Miller Flat Out Cool 1 Dr. & Mrs. Cornelius A. Link PENN NATIONAL Buc’s Investmint 9 Kathryn Wright & Samantha Vi- Mystic Moon 1 Just For Fun Stable, Inc. Nominator 1 Bryan Connors talone St. Louie Arch 1 Courtney Lee Meagher Uhavetobekittenme 1 Dee-Ellen Cook & Suzette Parker Free Flayme 9 Bill Law Water Wizard 1 Angel M. Medina Ocean Conquest 2 Maria Camperlengo Little Tequila 9 Alfonso Miranda Armando’s Team 2 Loren Nichols Arctica 3 Arindel Wilshire Diamond 9 Donald R. Dizney, LLC Excalibur 2 Arindel Foxy’s Edge 3 Destiny Oaks of Ocala Maletta 2 Midwest Thoroughbreds, Inc. Pink 3 Arindel TURFWAY PARK Please Sit Down 2 Loren Nichols Paranoia 4 Richard E. Wilson The Humongous One 4 Steve Long Thoroughbreds Arrivederla 3 Champion Equine LLC John’s Promise 5 McLaughlin Family Limited Bow Tie Affair 3 Shadybrook Farm Inc & William Partnership ZIA PARK Lussky Luckytobeinamerica 5 Trilogy Stable & Plesa Lotta Gusto 9 Denis Sasso

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