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© 2012 by The Arizona Thoroughbred Breeders Associaion Incorporated P.O. Box 41774, Phoenix, Arizona 85080 Performance Horses Need More Electrolytes 4-6 Telephone: (602) 942-1310 • Fax: (602) 942-8225 ATBA offices are located at 1501 West Bell Road, Phoenix, Arizona, 85023. The Arizona Thoroughbred is published quarterly Sophomore Sprint Handicap -- Clasher 7 (annually publishes a Stallion Registry) in Phoenix, Arizona by the Arizona Thoroughbred Breeders Association, a non-profit corporation, dedicated to the production of better Arizona-Bred Thoroughbred horses Honoring the Boss Lady 8 for better Arizona Thoroughbred racing. Opinions expressed in signed articles are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect policies of the Arizona Department of Racing License Fees ATBA or this magazine. Publication of any material 9 - 11 originating herein is expressly forbidden without first obtaining written permission from The Arizona Thoroughbred. Treating Two Activities as One for Tax Purposes 12 - 13 All advertising copy is submitted and subject to approval. We reserve the right to reject any copy that is misleading or that does not meet with the standards set by this publication. Track Talk 14 Advertising rates supplied upon request. Turf Paradise Stakes Schedule 16

OFFICERS - Arizona-bred Winners 18 - 19 President: Dennis Grenier Vice-President: Kevin Owens Sec/Tresurer: Wende Macumber Live the Dream 20 - 22

DIRECTORS - ATBA Sale Winners 23, 24 - 27 John Campo III, Mike Chambers, Ron Chappell, Frank Covello, Marvin Fleming, Shawn Haggstrom, William Matthews, Jan Osborn, Scott Rollins, Lee Vaughn, Dave Williams and Arizona Stallion Standings 28 - 29 R. C. “Rink” Williams. Hugh Southern (Honorary) . Calendar 30

ATBA ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF - Advertising Index 30 Executive Director: Dove Ward Arizona-Bred Registry: Berdette Felipe Associate Editor: Dove Ward Advertising: A.T.B.A. Office On the Cover Portrait Titled: CONTRIBUTORS - “Horse Whisperers” Stephanie Greaves Equestrian Fine Artist, is based in Newmarket UK, at the heart of British BLOODSTOCK RESEARCH Horseracing. Living on a Thoroughbred Stud COADY PHOTOGRAPHY herself, she draws inspiration from both the young JOHN ALAN COHAN, ATTY THE JOCKEY CLUB horses at home and the horses in training in the THE KENTUCKY EQUINE RESEARCH town. DR. JOE D. PAGAN SCOTT ROLLINS The painting featured on the cover depicts two flat race horses “Windy Lane” and “Flexible Flyer”, as yearlings. Stephanie is more than happy to accept International Commissions and her work is in SUBSCRIPTIONS - Private Collections Worldwide. $15.00 annually domestic; $24.00 foreign You can visit Stephanie’s website at: http://stephaniegreaves.co.uk and you can find her on facebook http://www.facebook.com/ ArtistStephanieGreaves.

July/August/September Arizona Thoroughbred 3 Performance horses need more electrolytes Electrolytes are essential nutrients for the performance horse. Since horses lose large quantities of electrolytes in sweat, requirements increase with exercise intensity and sweat loss.

By Joe D. Pagan* Electrolytes are a critical component of a performance horse’s feeding program since they play an important role Total daily electrolyte requirements (g/day) as a in maintaining osmotic pressure, fluid balance and nerve function of sweat loss and muscle activity. Sweat loss per day During exercise, sodium potassium and chloride are Electrolyte At rest 5 liters 10 liters 20 liters 40 liters lost in large quantities through sweating. Loss of these electrolytes causes fatigue and muscle weakness and Sodium (Na+) 15-20 33 50 85 155 decreases the thirst response to dehydration.

It was vitally important that performance horses begin Chloride (Cl-) 27-33 55 83 139 251 competition with optimal levels of fluids and electrolytes in their bodies and that these important nutrients are replaced Potassium (K+) 40-50 46 52 64 88 throughout prolonged exercise.

Sweat loss It is important to have some idea of the magnitude of Electrolyte requirements electrolyte loss a horse incurs during exercise before a Unfortified hay and grain rations tend to be deficient in feeding program can be developed to replace these losses. sodium and contain variable quantities of chloride. In contrast, most forage is high in potassium and, when Because most electrolyte losses in the horse occur fed in adequate quantities, will meet daily potassium through sweating, one method of calculating electrolyte requirements. requirements can be based on different amounts of sweat loss. The Table contains the levels of sodium, chloride and Sodium chloride (salt) offered as a free-choice block potassium electrolytes required per day by a horse at rest or top-dressed onto grain, along with adequate forage, and after exercising hard enough to lose 5, 10, 20 and 40 will meet the electrolyte requirements of idle and lightly liters of sweat. exercised horses.

The amount of sweat loss will depend on a number of However, if forage intake is restricted (less than 1% of factors, such as the duration and intensity of exercise, bodyweight on a dry matter basis) and/or high sweat loss temperature and humidity. occurs as a result of hot summer weather and moderate to heavy work, then additional potassium supplementation In general, horses exercising at a low intensity will lose may also be necessary. between 5 liters and 10 liters of sweat per hour. During higher-intensity exercise, sweat loss levels reach as much Many commercial electrolytes contain sugar (dextrose) that as 15 liters per hour. is purported to improve electrolyte uptake in horses. Recent research at Kentucky Equine Research has demonstrated At the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta, Ga., horses lost that this is not true. an average of 18.4 kg of bodyweight during the speed and endurance phase of the three-day event, which translates were dosed with 92 g of electrolyte – 72 g into a sweat loss of around 15 liters. of sodium chloride and 20 g of potassium chloride – either (continued on page six)

4 Arizona Thoroughbred July/August/September GAME CHANGER

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July/August/September Arizona Thoroughbred 5 alone, with 10 g of dextrose or with 100 g of dextrose. Urinary sodium excretion increased 24 hours post- furosemide administration but returned to pretreatment The electrolyte mixes were dissolved in one liter of water levels between 48 hours and 72 hours post-treatment. and administered via nasogastric tube. A fourth treatment of liter of water with no added electrolytes served as a Calcium, potassium and chloride balances were negative control. at 72 hours post-treatment even though the horses received adequate dietary mineral levels. Urinary phosphorus and Plasma sodium and osmolality were significantly elevated magnesium excretion was unaffected by treatment. Fecal post-dosing in all three electrolyte treatments compared to excretion of all minerals was unaffected by treatment. the control, but dextrose did not affect the rate or duration of the increase. All electrolyte treatments increased This study shows that furosemide administration has a voluntary water intake, which is important in performance profound and long-lasting effect on electrolyte balance in horses. horses.

A second trial using deuterium oxide-labeled water showed Longer-term studies are needed to assess the effect of that the addition of dextrose did not affect the rate of water chronic furosemide administration on calcium loss and uptake from the digestive tract compared to a straight skeletal soundness in horses. electrolyte mix. Additional studies are also needed to develop electrolytes An interesting alternative source of sodium for performance supplementation strategies to correct the electrolytes horses is Equishure, an encapsulated sodium bicarbonate imbalances caused by furosemide administration in designed to prevent hindgut acidosis in horses. The racehorses. vegetable oil-based encapsulation agent prevents the rapid breakdown of the sodium bicarbonate in the small intestine, Conclusion which allows it to survive into the large intestine, where it In summary, electrolytes are essential nutrients for the slowly dissolves over the course of 6-24 hours. performance horse. Since horses lose large quantities of electrolytes in sweat, requirements increase with exercise Digestion trials conducted at Kentucky Equine Research intensity and sweat loss. have shown that the sodium in this product is digested and absorbed as completely as sodium from sodium chloride, Adequate intakes of good-quality forage and free-choice but it is absorbed more slowly, resulting in greater sodium salt will meet the electrolyte requirements of idle or lightly- retention. exercised horses. Additional electrolyte supplementation, including potassium, may be necessary if forage intake is Furosemide effects limited and sweat loss is moderate to heavy. In the U.S., 90% of Thoroughbreds and up to 70% of Standardbred racehorses are treated with furosemide Racehorses treated with furosemide require potassium (Lasix) before racing to prevent exercise-induced supplementation, even if they are receiving adequate pulmonary hemorrhage. forage.

Furosemide exerts a diuretic effect by reducing the More complete results from the research studies cited in reabsorption of sodium in the kidneys. The magnitude this article will be presented at the 18th Kentucky Equine and duration of electrolyte loss following furosemide Research Conference which will be held May 17-18 administration has not been previously measured in horses. in Lexington, Kentucky. More information about the conference is available at www.ker.com/Conferences. ❖ Kentucky Equine Research recently conducted a study to measure the effect of furosemide on 72-hour urinary and fecal excretion of calcium, phosphorus magnesium, Reprinted with permission of Kentucky Equine Research; visit www. sodium, potassium, chloride and sulfur in non-exercised Equinews.com for more horse nutrition and health information. Thoroughbred geldings. *Dr. Joe D. Pagan is president and founder of Kentucky Equine Re- Total fecal and urinary excretion was measured 72 hours search Inc., which, through consultation and research, aims to bridge before and 24 hours, 48 hours and 72 hours after a single the gap that may exist between basic research and horse production. dose of 0.5 mg of furosemide per kilogram of bodyweight.

6 Arizona Thoroughbred July/August/September Alydar Raise a Native Easy Goer Sweet Tooth Clasher Relaxing Buckpasser Sophomore Sprint Handicap Stakes Buck Strider Marking Time On June 30th, Clasher won the Sophomore Sprint Sacahuista Missy Baba Nalee’s Flying Flag Handicap at Marquis Downs, in Sasakatoon, CLASHER Nalee Sasakechewan, Canada. The race was six and one- Private Account Damascus Tax Collection Numbered Account half furlongs on a dirt surface for a guaranteed purse Resolver Reviewer of $6,500. Cash Collection Lovely Morning Bugle Note Hoist the Falg Cashed Double Deck Clasher broke alertly and dueled for the lead with Cashie Side Door Country Prospect. He won with a driving finish Cashmababa under Jockey, Sheldon Chickness. The final time was 1:19.92, the track was fast and the weather was clear.

CLASHER (dkbbr g, 3 yo, 120 lb) $4,030 Longtime breeder Bill Rassmussen, has produced Buck Strider -- Cash Collection by Tax Collection stakes winners in Arizona for many years and now he B -- Sarival Farms (AZ) O -- Les Pethick has a new three-year old to add to his roster. T -- Lloyd Weeseekase Country Prospect (dkb g, 3 yo, 120 lb) $1,235 Deputy Country -- Prospect Lil by Allen’s Prospect Clasher is a dark bay or brown gelding, bred B -- Gordon Alger (SK) in Arizona by Sarival Farms. He is owned by O -- Lil & Al Hanson, Jenn & Wes Hanson T -- Al Hanson Les Pethick and trained by Lloyd Weeseekase. I’m No Quidder (ch g, 3 yo, 121 lb) $585 Congratulations to the winning team! Boanerges -- Blazing Dove by Dove Hunt ❖ B -- John Arcand (SK) O -- Ralph Arcand T -- George Gervais CLASHER RACE AND (STAKES) RECORD Margin: Neck, 6 3/4, 1/2. Others: Apt to Pay 117 lb ($325), Goldon Year Age Starts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned Shaheen 120 lb ($195), Languhr Max 122 lb ($130) Winning jockey: 2012 at 3 12 2 3 2 $15,855 Sheldon Chickeness 2011 at 2 1 0 0 0 $0

July/August/September Arizona Thoroughbred 7 Honoring the Boss Lady by Scott Rollins

Yvonne Kunz debuted in 1992 as Editor and budget to our breeder’s fund beginning in July 2012. Chief of the ATBA magazine. She was tucked away Special thanks to President Pierce, Governor’s chief in her small office, in the back of the Rizzonico’s Vet Klein, Representative Carter and Speaker Tobin for Clinic across the street from Turf Paradise. There she their support. Even though she heads towards retiring produced the Breeders magazine and assisted with the her position, she has been relentless in our cause of “Best Little Sale In The West” for two years. bettering Arizona bred racing.

Due to the resignation of Executive Director, In addition to all of her accomplishments, midterm, and her keen eye to detail, Yvonne was asked her favorite one has been the growth of the Arizona to step in and take the reigns of the director’s position. Breeders’ Day into the Fall Festival. Where it has She turned the board down for the position, but agreed grown from just over $82,000 of purse distribution to run things through the horse sale and until the in 1993 to $222,000 paid out in purses, in 2012. position could be filled. The board was so pleased Establishing the Fall Festival as the biggest and best with the job she did through the sale, they voted her in day of racing in Arizona. as executive director in July of 1994. In an industry that has seen so much change During Yvonne’s tenure as Executive Director over the past eighteen years, there has been one she has seen and participated in many changes in our constant for the ATBA Organization, leadership industry outlasting our past five Presidents and many provided by Yvonne Kunz. She was lovingly deemed Board Members. “The Boss Lady” by Lyman Rollins many years ago, because he said “when anything happens or gets done In 1994, she helped shepherded in SB1208 in the breeder’s organization, it’s because the Boss which established $40,000 stallion award fund and Lady makes it happen”. guaranteed the breeders award fund at least $800,000. That established extra money paid to any Arizona bred The entire organization is grateful for your finishing first, second or third in any race in Arizona. untiring years of dedicated service and we wish to honor her by sending her to the 2012 Breeders’ Cup. In 1995, she was instrumental in the passage We hope she enjoys her trip watching the best in the of SB1384 which helped secure the future of Rillito industry compete, because that day we send the best in Park through simulcasting. In 1996 she received our industry. the Julep Cup award for outstanding service in the Arizona Thoroughbred industry. Lived through the flood of 2003 at the breeder’s office at Dr. Rizzonico’s vet clinic. Then was instrumental in the move of the breeder’s office to the grounds of Turf Paradise. Helped the Retired Racehorse Act of 2004 get passed, establishing the fund that saves retired racehorses and provides them with a new careers.

During the state’s budget crisis that started in 2008, Governor Brewer swept our breeder’s fund and left us unfunded. Again, Yvonne went back to work with the help of Marvin Fleming and Elaine Arena, the ATBA lobbyist, and secured $250,000 from the state Yvonne Kunz and Berdette Felipe

8 Arizona Thoroughbred July/August/September July/August/September Arizona Thoroughbred 9 10 Arizona Thoroughbred July/August/September July/August/September Arizona Thoroughbred 11 Treating Two Activities as One for Tax Purposes By John Alan Cohan, Attorney at Law

Sometimes a farm, livestock or horse activity may be The whole idea is that there was one activity--the horse closely connected to one’s principal occupation, with activity being unified with the interior design business. certain tax advantages. If two activities are treated as one, deductions and income from each activity can be In deciding whether two or more undertakings may be aggregated in deciding whether the taxpayer has the treated as one, the IRS will consider if the activities are requisite profit motive under the IRS hobby loss rule. This sufficiently interconnected, the degree of organizational is extremely helpful for many people involved in farming, and economic interrelationship, the business purpose served ranching and horse activities. by conducting the activities together or separately, and the similarity of the undertakings. For example, a livestock insurance agent might combine that business with his ranch, and aggregate the profits and Ms. Topping’s approach, approved by Tax Court, consists losses. Or, an architect of horse farms might combine that of entering in an attending horse shows, and making with his horse breeding activity. Or, an animal supply contacts with prospective clients at the shows. She later business might combine that with its dog breeding-showing sets up meetings with them. When she competes her name venture. is announced over the loudspeaker and flashed on the leaderboards. In one Tax Court case a holistic dentist argued that his apple farm was unified with his dental practice because Ms. Topping also relies upon trainers both to refer clients patients got samples of his apples and were encouraged to and improve her performance as a competitor. Every one eat them-so that expenses of his dental practice included of the trainers that she has worked with has referred at the costs of operating the farm--but he lost. [Zdun v. least one design client to her. She also engages a C.P.A. to Commissioner, T.C. Memo 1998-296.] In another case an handle her accounting matters. attorney argued that his law practice was closely associated with his polo activities because his clients consisted mainly The court said that Ms. Topping’s success as an equestrian of people met at polo games, and competing in the events competitor creates good will that benefits her design enhanced his reputation among clientele, He also lost. [De business. She had competed for sport since a young age, Mendoza v. Commissioner, T.C. Memo 1994-314.] and she transformed this sport experience into a way to establish goodwill as an interior designer. However, Tracey Topping of Wellington, Florida, won an important Tax Court case on this point. [Topping v. The court said that her equestrian activities “significantly Commissioner, T.C. Memo 2007-92.] She argued that benefit her design business, and we find a significant her equestrian related activities and her interior design business purpose for the combination of these undertakings, business (for barns and second homes) were a single Her performance as a competitor has gained respect among integrated business. She argued that her equine activities her peers and causes them to seek her out when they are were necessary to her success as an interior designer. in need of a designer for their horse barns and recreational She deducted substantial horse activity costs against her homes. income as an interior designer, and the court ruled that these expenses were ordinary and necessary advertising- A single set of books and records should be used to track promotion expenses associated with her design business. both undertakings, and both should be filed in the same Schedule C. The court said that her competing at horse shows created goodwill that benefited her design business, that she Early on in her business, she tried to develop clients marketed the business by competing in horse events, and through her longtime experience playing golf. When golf that her prominence as a competitor created good will that failed to produce any clients, she dropped her golf club benefited her design business. membership. (continued on next page)

12 Arizona Thoroughbred July/August/September The IRS had faulted Ms. Topping for not using ARIZONA conventional advertising (e.g., equestrian magazines or banners at horse shows). THOROUGHBRED BREEDERS However, the evidence showed that traditional advertising of a personal service business is not ASSOCIATION welcomed by the clientele Ms. Topping sought.

The A.T.B.A. was organized in 1967 as a non-profit organization The court said: “Further, the evidence “dedicated to the betterment of the Thoroughbred industry in demonstrates that petitioner demonstrated good the State of Arizona”. Since 1967 the Arizona Thoroughbred business judgment. Her equestrian contacts are Breeders Association has had an influence on almost all responsible for more than 90 percent of her client aspect of racing laws and regulations which has benefitted all horsemen running in the State of Arizona. base, and her overall business produced a sizable The goal of the Arizona Thoroughbred Breeders net profit for all of the years at issue. Therefore, Association is to serve its membership and to grow into a petitioner has not only demonstrated that she strong viable organization with the ability to purchase land honestly believed that her mode of advertising and build our own sales pavilion. Fifteen directors serving for three years each on would turn a profit, but also has proven that it a rotating basis, govern the policy of the Association. The has been successful and that adopting [the IRS’s] directors also assume duties during the year such as attending suggestion would probably have backfired.” Arizona Racing Commission meetings and attend legislative matters pertaining to our industry. The main source of income for the A.T.B.A. is our The court concluded that Ms. Topping’s design annual fall Thoroughbred mixed sale. Consignments come from business materially benefits from her equestrian- all over the western part of the United States. All yearlings related activities, whereas in the above-mentioned that are consigned and pass through the sale ring become cases involving a dentist and a lawyer there was eligible for the A.T.B.A. Spring & Fall Sales Stakes which are run the following May and October as 2 years old with only an “incidental” benefit. an estimated purse of $75,000. (May - $25,000 bonus paid to an Arizona-bred winner, October - $100,000 bonus paid to an “The evidence demonstrates that petitioner’s Arizona-bred winner) involvement in the equestrian world is the cornerstone of her cultivation of relationships with her clientele. Given the nature of petitioner’s Arizona Thoroughbred Breeders clientele, we find her testimony about the Association relationship between her equestrian-related Membership Application activities and her design to be credible and logical.” Annual Membership Fee: $75.00 Not everyone can qualify in treating two activities as one under IRS Regulations, and it is important Name______to consult a tax attorney to see if your situation meets the criteria, or what objectives need to be Address______met in your situation to qualify. City______

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[John Alan Cohan is a lawyer who has served the farming Phone______ranching and horse industries since 1981. He can be reached at: (310) 278-0203, by e-mail at [email protected], or you can see more at his website: www.johnalancohan.com] P.O.Box 41774 • Phoenix, Arizona 85080 (602) 942-1310 • (602) 942-8225 Web site: www.atba.net E-mail: [email protected]

July/August/September Arizona Thoroughbred 13 Track Talk

On July 2, 2012, Farrier Pete White John Everly, will serve as Assistant Nels is survived by his wife of 53 & his wife lost their modular home to Racing Secretary for the Turf Paradise years, Dianne (Dee); and his three a fire in the Turf Paradise Trailer Park. 2012-2013 meet. children. Donations are being taken by Bucky Huff (Turf Paradise Horsemen’s HBPA -- Meeting for Horsemen In lieu of flowers, please make a Bookkeeper) The White’s home was a The meeting will be held on donation to Hospice of the Valley, total loss. September 29th, 2012 @ 10:30 a.m., 2122 E. Highland Ave, Ste. 100, in the Backstretch Kitchen. They Phoenix, AZ 85016 or Equine Encore Ralph Andersen passed away on July plan to have the ADOR, Stewards and Foundation, 3225 N. El Burrito 18, 2012. He was 88, and resided in Management, bring everyone up to Avenue, Tucson, AZ 85705-3422 or Glendale, Arizona. Ralph served in date on medication changes. They your favorite charity. the U.S. Army WWII. A memorial will also discuss any rule changes service was held on Sunday, July 22, either house or ADOR. The ATBA Sale Catalog will be 2012 at Regency Mortuary, Sun City, available on our website, www.atba. Arizona. Contributions suggested to: Horsemen are busy moving into their net St. Jude Children’s Hospital Tribute barns. The Main Track will be open #31311255, Attention: Memorial for training/workouts-September 7, Dove Ward has been hired to serve Department P.O. Box 1000. Dept. 2012. as the new Executive Director for the #142, Memphis, TN 38148. Our ATBA. condolences for the family. Mr. Nelson Edward Snook, passed away on August 21, 2012, in his 75th ❖ Happy 70th Birthday to Loretta year. He was the son of Harry and Brasher. Alva Snook of Maywood, New Jersey. NEW MEMBERS Nels graduated from Horace Mann Stallion Owner, Shawn Haggstrom School in the Bronx and received his reported “Millenium Wind”, died BS from Lafayette College and MA on July 27, 2012. He has one other from Fairleigh Dickinson University. stallion “Supah Blitz” standing at He spent his working career with The A.T.B.A. would like to Little Kentucky LLC, in Waddell, Western Electric which transferred welcome the following new Arizona. Shawn, said that this was a him from one coast to the other, members to our organization: second loss for him, as “Chestertown finally ending in Phoenix, Arizona. Slew” had died last year. We are Carol Chappell sorry for the loss of these two Arizona His great loves, besides his family, Myron Ginsburg Stallions. were baseball, fishing and . When he developed stage Ray Goodin Jockey, Ry Eikleberry, has tied 4 colon cancer in 1998 and was not the knot with Jilique Joubert. expected to live he said the one thing The newlyweds were married in he always wanted to do before he died Your membership is the best Scottsdale, Arizona on August 4th, was to own a race horse. He went out, seventy-five dollars you’ll 2012. Congratulations!! hired Jon Zimmerman as his trainer “invest” in the Thoroughbred and they found a horse. For 13 more business. Lyman Rollins, has moved to years he enjoyed this hobby and the American Fork, Utah. Lyman will be new friends he made. residing with his daughter Nancy.

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Runs Closes Race Value Age Distance Oct. 5 Entry Date Bienvenidos Stakes $35,000 Guaranteed 3&Up 6 1/2 Furlongs Sat., Oct. 6 Entry Date Princess of Palms Stakes $35,000 Guaranteed 3&Up F&M 6 Furlongs Sun., Oct. 20 Early Closing ATBA Fall Sales Stake $35,000 Added 2 Yo F 6 Furlongs Trials Friday Oct. 5 (Foals of 2010 consigned to the 2011 ATBA Sale) + $50,000 for Certified Arizona-breds Sun., Oct. 20 Early Closing ATBA Fall Sales Stake $35,000 Added 2 Yo C&G 6 Furlongs Trials Friday, Oct. 5 (Foals of 2010 consigned to the 2011 ATBA Sale) + $50,000 for Certified Arizona-breds Sat., Oct. 27 Entry Date Walter R. Cluer Memorial Stake $35,000 Guaranteed 3&Up 1 Mile (T) Sat., Oct. 27 Entry Date Queen of the Green $35,000 Guaranteed 3&Up F&M 1 Mile (T) Sat., Nov. 17 Entry Date Jack Coady, Sr. Stakes $35,000 Guaranteed 3 Yo 1 Mile (T) Sat., Nov. 17 Entry Date Chandler Stakes $35,000 Guaranteed 3 Yo F 1 Mile (T) Sat., Nov. 24 Early Closing Arizona Breeders’ Futurity $35,000 Added 2 Yo (AZBred) 6 Furlongs Trials Friday, Nov. 9 (Arizona-breds) Sat., Nov. 24 Early Closing Arizona Breeders’ Futurity $35,000 Added 2 Yo F (AZBred) 6 Furlongs Trials Friday, Nov. 9 (Arizona-Breds) Sat., Nov. 24 Entry Date Cactus Wren Stakes $25,000 Added 3&UP (AZBred) 6 1/2 Furlongs (Arizona Bred or passed through the ATBA Sales) Sat., Nov. 24 Entry Date Cactus Flower Stakes $25,000 Added 3&UP F&M 6 1/2 Furlongs (Arizona Bred or passed through the ATBA Sales) Sat., Dec. 8 Entry Date Caballos Del Sol Stakes $35,000 Guaranteed 3&Up 6 Furlongs Sat., Dec. 15 Entry Date City of Phoenix Stakes $35,000 Added 3&Up F&M 6 Furlongs Sat., Dec. 22 Fri., Dec. 14 Hank Mills, Sr. Handicap $35,000 Guaranteed 3&Up 1 Mile Sat., Dec. 29 Entry Date Lost in the Fog Juvenile Stakes $35,000 Guaranteed 2 Yo 6 1/2 Furlongs Sat., Dec. 29 Entry Date Arizona Juvenile Fillies Stakes $35,000 Guaranteed 2 Yo F 6 1/2 Furlongs Mon., Dec. 31 Entry Date Luke Kruytbosch Stakes $35,000 Guaranteed 3 Yo 1 1/16 Mile Sat., Jan. 5 Fri., Dec. 28 Kachina Handicap $35,000 Guaranteed 4&Up 1 Mile Sat., Jan. 12 Fri., Jan. 4 Cotton Fitzsimmons Mile $75,000 Guaranteed 4&Up 1 Mile (T) Sat., Jan. 26 Fri., Jan. 18 Glendale Handicap $35,000 Guaranteed 4&Up F&M 1 1/16 Mile (T) Sat., Jan. 26 Entry Date Swift Stakes $35,000 Guaranteed 4&Up 5 1/2 Furlongs Sat., Feb. 16 Fri., Feb. 8 Phoenix Gold Cup $75,000 Guaranteed 4&Up 6 Furlongs Sat., Feb. 16 Fri., Feb. 8 Turf Paradise Handicap $35,000 Guaranteed 4&Up 1 1/16 Mile (T) Sat., Feb. 16 Fri., Feb. 8 Sun City Handicap $35,000 Guaranteed 4&Up F&M 1 Mile (T) Sat., Feb. 23 Entry Date Turf Paradise Derby $75,000 Guaranteed 3 Yo 1 1/16 Mile Sat., Feb. 23 Entry Date Arizona Oaks $35,000 Guaranteed 3 Yo F 1 Mile Sat., Mar. 9 Fri., Mar. 1 Mesa Handicap $35,000 Guaranteed 3&Up F&M 6 1/2 Furlongs Sat., Mar. 16 Fri., Mar. 8 Scottsdale Handicap $35,000 Guaranteed 3 Yo F 1 Mile (T) Sat., Mar. 16 Fri., Mar. 8 Tempe Handicap $35,000 Guaranteed 3 Yo 1 Mile (T) Sat., Mar. 23 Fri., Mar. 15 Coyote Handicap $35,000 Guaranteed 3&Up 6 1/2 Furlongs Sat., Apr. 6 Fri., Mar. 29 Wildcat Handicap $35,000 Guaranteed 3&Up 1 3/8 Mile (T) Sat., Apr. 6 Early Close Arizona Stallion Stakes $35,000 Added 3 Yo (AZBred) 7 1/2 Furlongs (T) Sat., Apr. 27 Early Close Gene Fleming Breeders’ Derby $50,000 Guaranteed 3 Yo (AZBred) 1 1/16 Mile Sat., Apr. 27 Fri., Apr. 19 Dwight D. Patterson Handicap $35,000 Guaranteed 3&Up(AZBred) 1 1/16 Furlongs (T) Sat., Apr. 27 Fri., Apr. 19 Sandra Hall Grand Canyon Hcp. $35,000 Guaranteed 3&Up (AZBred) 6 Furlongs Sat., Apr. 27 Fri., Apr. 19 Ann Owens Distaff Handicap $35,000 Guaranteed 3&Up F&M(AZBred) 6 Furlongs Sat., Apr. 27 Entry Date Joanne Dye Stakes $35,000 Guaranteed 3 Yo F(AZBred) 6 1/2 Furlongs Sun., May. 7 Early Close ATBA Spring Sales Stake $35,000 Added 2 Yo 5 Furlongs

(Foals of 2011 consigned to 2012 ATBA Sale) + $25,000 for Certified Arizona Breds-Trials to be run Friday, April 19, 2013 (to be run at a distance of 4 1/2 Furlongs) Sun., May. 7 Fri., Apr. 26 Hasta La Vista Handicap $35,000 Guaranteed 3&Up 1 7/8 Furlongs (T)

16 Arizona Thoroughbred July/August/September THE ARIZONA THOROUGHBRED BREEDERS ASSOCIATION 2014/2015 Arizona Breeders Futurity/Derby - Foals of 2012 *$35,000 Added Each Race *If Turf Paradise Stakes monies decline, this purse will be adjusted All races to be run at Turf Paradise Race Track, Phoenix, Arizona

● FUTURITY - (Two races • Fillies division & Colts division) Futurity - (fi llies & colts divisions) to run in the Fall of 2014 at 6 furlongs. ■ DERBY- (One race - Weights Fillies 117 lbs; Colts/Gelding 122 lbs.) Derby to be run in the Spring of 2015 at one mile and one sixteenth.

● FUTURITY - TWO RACES - FILLIES & COLTS DIVISIONS Futurity for two-year-olds. Starters shall not exceed twelve. All horses must enter and race in the trials (if needed) to be eligible to race in the Futurity. The twelve qualifi ers and one preferred horse from each trial will be placed on an also eligible list, in order of preference by the racing secretary the fol- lowing morning. Should either division (fi llies or colts) fail to fi ll (fi ve or less), the two divisions may be combined into one race. All entrants to trials or race must pay $500 to enter. All entrants must pass the entry box for the trials and fi nals at the usual time of closing for that racing day. Weights for the Futurity trials and fi nals: Fillies, 117 lbs.; Colts/Gelding 120 lbs. ■ DERBY - One Race - Fillies & Colts Mixed • NO TRIALS Derby for three-year-olds. Starters shall not exceed twelve. To start in the Derby all entrants must pay $300 to pass the entry box by the usual time of closing for the Derby. In the event there are more than twelve at the time of entry, the starters shall be determined at that time with preference given to those entries that have accumulated the highest earnings, with winners preferred regardless of earnings. Entries not drawn into the body of the race will be placed on an also-eligible list in order of preference. In the event of a scratch in the body of the race prior to the offi cial scratch time, entries on the also-eligible list will be moved into the body of the race based upon their order of preference. In the event that two horses have the same amount of earning position on the also-eligible they will be determined by lot. Any nominee excluded from running as a result of the aforementioned preference rule shall have the entry fee refunded. Weights: Fillies 117 lbs. Colts/Gelding 122 lbs.

All races will be restricted to 2012 Arizona-bred foals, registered and certifi ed by the Arizona Thoroughbred Breeders Association. To be eli- gible to start in the Futurities or the Derby foals must be registered and certifi ed by February 1, 2014. The ATBA will deduct ten percent of all nominating and sustaining payments for clerical fees before each race. The balance to be divided as follows: Original and sustaining payments to be split 55% to the Futurities and 45% to the Derby. (Futurity monies split % by gender). Monies will be divided: 50% to winner, 20% to second, 10% to third; 5% to fourth; 3% to fi fth; 2% to sixth; ( in the futurity 1% to the next six fi nishers) (in the derby 1% to each of the next six fi nishers). 4% to be paid to the nominator of the winner of each race. To remain eligible for the Derby, horses do not have to start in the Futurities, however all sustaining payments must be made through October 15, 2014. To remain eligible for the Derby an additional $300.00 is due January 15, 2015. NOMINATION FEE $25.00 Weanling Nomination Payment Due August 15, 2012 late nomination fee will be accepted September 15, 2012 at $50.00 Sustaining Payment Schedule * No Supplementary Nominations Futurity Derby December 1, 2012 $ 75. yearling January 15, 2014 $300 3-year-old February 1, 2013 $150 2-year-old** Entry Fee for Derby $300 October 15, 2013 $250 2-year-old To enter trails/race $500 **must name foals on February 1, 2013 Nominations are transferable if ownership changes however it is the responsibility of new owners to notify the ATBA and make all sustaining payments to participate in races. Eligibility of horses nominated to the Arizona Breeders Futurity/Derby is subject to compliance with Arizona rules of racing under the supervision of the Arizona Department of Racing and the Arizona Racing Commission; The racing Secretary at Turf Paradise; The Arizona Thoroughbred Breeders Association. The ATBA reserves the right to cancel or postpone these races and or trials for these races for any reason which it deems good and suffi cient. Conditions of either race may be altered due to unforeseeable circumstances. In the event of cancellations, nominating and sustaining payments already made will be refunded to appropriate parties less the administrative fees stated herein. Detach Form and Return I have read the conditions of the 2014/2015 Fall Arizona Breeders Futurity/Derby and agree to be governed by them. Enclosed is $______for ______nominations. All nominations must be in the ATBA offi ce by August 15, 2012 or a late nomination will be accepted by September 15, 2012. PAYMENTS MUST BE Name______Phone______POSTMARKED BY DUE DATE Address______Mail all payments to: ATBA City______State______Zip______P. O. Box 41774 • Phoenix, AZ 85080 July/August/September Arizona Thoroughbred 17 Arizona Bred Winners Listed alphabetically are Arizona Bred Winners from May 13, 2012 to August 18, 2012.

ALTURAS HINDU KUSH 08 F. Benton Creek - Fountain Hills 09 F. Red Sky’s - Hagerstown 8/10 Arapahoe CLASHER 7/21 Arapahoe Breeder: Dennis E. Weir 09 G. Buck Strider - Cash Collection Breeder: Fleming Thoroughbred Farm LLC 6/30 Marquis Downs AMARGOSA Breeder: Sarival Farms ILIKECHOCOLATEMILK 08 F. Rocky Bar - Sterling Heights 06 G. Decarchy - Avant’s Gold 7/15 Horsemen’s Park Sophomore Sprint H. 7/6 & 7/29 Canterbury Park 7/28 Columbus Breeder: H & E Ranch Breeder: Dennis E. Weir CLAY W. WOODSTOCK IMADEBUTANTE ANDONIA 07 G. Larrupin’ - Nan M 05 M. Oliver’s Twist - Home for a Moment 09 F. Top Hit - Precise 5/28 & 7/1 Arapahoe 6/30 Assiniboia Downs 6/8 Arapahoe Breeder: Matthews Family Trust Breeder: Wendell L. Matt Breeder: J. Lloyd Yother COZY BAR JAMAICAN MEMORIES ANGEL UNAWARE 08 G. Salt Lake - Cozy Susie 08 G. Slew City Slew - Sallie’s Memory 08 F. Red Sky’s - Iain’tanangel 6/16 & 7/20 Arapahoe 6/2 Canterbury 7/28 Emerald Breeder: H & E Ranch Breeder: H & E Ranch Breeder: Neil Knapp DANCE IN HARMONY KEYED TO ROCK BELLA PARVATI 09 F. Absolute Harmony - Oaks Lady 08 F. Rocky Bar - Keyed 10 F. Taste of Paradise - Sweet Sweet Spirit 7/21 Horsemen’s Park 7/1 Arapahoe 7/14 Ellis Park Breeder: University of Arizona Breeder: Arlington Rose Horse Farm LLC Breeder: John Campo III EMERALD’S DIAMOND LADY JILA BUCK’S BULL 08 F. Larrupin’ - It’s an Emerald 07 M. Jila - Papparratzi 08 G. Buck Strider - Not a Bull 5/25 & 7/18 Assiniboia Downs 6/9 & 6/30 & 8/4 Arapahoe 8/5 Alberta Downs Breeder: William Matthews & J.S. Matthews Breeder: Michael J. Barro Breeder: Robert L. Stewart ESPRESSO SPRINGS LAUGHLIN CANDY LADY BAR 07 G. Rocky Bar - Cappuccino Springs 08 F. Rocky Bar - Kendrick Peak 08 F. Rocky Bar - Nana’s Lady 6/3 Northlands Park 6/17 Northlands Park 7/28 Arapahoe Breeder: Robert McKee & Mary Ellen McKee Breeder: Dennis E. Weir Breeder: R.C. Jones & Joy Jones FALCON LANE LEWKACY CASPER 10 G. Devon Lane - Raptorette 08 G. Rocky Bar - Miss Swisse 09 G. Benton Creek - Morenci 6/3 Arapahoe 6/24 & 7/7 Arapahoe 7/12 Finger Lakes Breeder: Dr. Dorothee Kieckhefer Breeder: Triple AAA Ranch Breeder: Dennis E. Weir GILMORE LYNX LAKE CHAMPSVILLE 10 G. El Roblar - Kendrick Peak 09 F. Benton Creek - Colby Lake 09 C. Champali - Lakesville 7/14 Emerald 7/15 Northlands Park 6/17 Arapahoe Breeder: Dennis E. Weir Breeder: Dennis E. Weir Breeder: Jim Eggar & Betty Bay et al HADFUNLASTNIGHT MARIA LAKE CIERA BAY 09 G. Margie’s Wildcat - Elkmont 08 F. Benton Creek - Tulsa 08 F. Rocky Bar - O’Hara 5/28 & 7/1 Hollywood 7/7 Hastings 6/12 Sun Ray Park Breeder: Hal Snowden Jr. Breeder: Dennis E. Weir Breeder: Triple AAA Ranch HIDDEN HARBOR MONTELLANO CLASHER 07 M. Top Hit - Miss Catalina 08 G. Top Hit - Erin 09 G. Buck Strider - Cash Collection 7/13 Horsemen’s Park 6/3 Northlands Park 6/3 Northlands Park Breeder: Triple AAA Ranch Breeder: Triple AAA Ranch Breeder: Sarival Farms (continued on next page)

18 Arizona Thoroughbred July/August/September Arizona Bred Winners continued MR. GOLDEN RULER SHOWSTOPPER ELLA 05 G. Tribal Rule - Nature’s Gold 09 F. Ministers Wild Cat - Sea Goddess 5/26 Arapahoe 6/16 & 7/8 Arapahoe Is Your Breeder: Robert McKee & Mary Ellen McKee Breeder: Filippo Santoro Arizona-bred MR SAMBUCA SOUND OF GOODBYE 09 G. Rocky Bar - Secret Red Rose 09 F. Cuvee - Archabelle 8/11 Santa Rosa 6/29 Marquis Downs Certified? Breeder: Debbie Owens Breeder: Billings Ranch LLC

NATALIE ONE SWISS ENGAGEMENT 08 F. Rocky Bar - Nervy One 10 F. Swiss Yodeler - Milicia 8/17 Portland Meadows 6/9 Arapahoe Don’t Forget Breeder: Juan A. Martinez Breeder: H & E Ranch BREEDER NEWTONS THEORY TONYS A GENIUS 06 G. Top Hit - Phig Newton 03 G. Beau Genius - Florida Cracker 8/10 Columbus 6/17 & 6/30 Chippewa Downs AWARDS ARE Breeder: Roys Mansur Breeder: H & E Ranch BACK! NOBYJO TRIBAL GAL 09 G. Rocky Bar - Gallatin Gal 10 F. Tribal Rule - Famous Gal 6/16 Golden Gate 8/12 Del Mar $250,000 appropriated for 8/17 Ferndale Breeder: John Pendergast breeder awards for the fiscal year Breeder: Triple AAA Ranch beginning July 1, 2012, will now TY N JEWEL PORTER C 07 M. Top Hit - Romantic Road be paid quarterly by the state. 09 C. Never Shamed - Sheba Lee 8/18 Arapahoe 8/10 Arapahoe Breeder: Triple AAA Ranch Breeder & Owner Awards Breeder: Sandra Anderson & L.F. Anderson UNCLE DENNYS GIFT are also paid by the ROCK U UP 09 G. Uncle Denny - Amazia Permittee 09 F. Rocky Bar - Double Punch 8/17 Assiniboia Downs at the end of each meet. 8/3 Del Mar Breeder: University of Arizona Breeder: Kevin R. Owens ZHORSEZ RUN JANE RUN 09 G. Devon Lane - Choppers Passion 2011 Arizona bred foals 08 F. Chief Planner - Crafty Comment 6/24 Arapahoe can be certified by 7/8 Ruidoso Breeder: Kevin Eikleberry September 30, 2012 for $35.00. Breeder: Philip Zimmerman October 1st, thru December 31st, RUNNING ISABELLA ❖ it is $50.00. 08 F. In Excess - Lady Manhattan Thereafter $100.00 6/14 Hollywood Breeder: Super Horse Inc. Don’t forget to Certify SASSY BRITCHES your Arizona-bred ARIZONA THOROUGHBRED 06 M. Rocky Bar - Dance Play BREEDERS ASSOCIATION 6/16 & 6/27 Les Bois foals. (602) 942-1310 8/4 Santa Rosa Breeder: Triple AAA Ranch P.O. Box 41774 SEVERED TIES 10% Breeder Award Phoenix, Arizona 85080 09 F. Benton Creek - Bertrando’s Dare 8/9 Emerald paid by the Permittee Breeder: Dennis E. Weir Web site: www.atba.net at the end of the meet. E-mail: [email protected] SHE’S ALL YOURS 08 F. Rocky Bar - Allforyou 8/9 Santa Rosa Breeder: Kevin Rice Owens

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On Thursday, October 18, 2012, at 11:00 a.m. -- we are holding the “BEST LITTLE SALE IN THE WEST” at Westworld in Scottsdale. We encourage you to come out and preview our yearlings and mixed sale of Thorough- breds. Talk to the breeders and owners, who have raised these horses for superior performance. You will see some excellent race horses with pedigrees by stakes winning dams and sires.

Here’s some outstanding sale horses that have proven their ability to earn substantial purse money and bonuses for their owners.

Two-year-olds

Gadsden Purchase, winner of the 2012 ATBA Spring Sales Stakes, purse $57,800, achieved his gate to wire GADSDEN PURCHASE :: RACE AND (STAKES) RECORD Year Age Starts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned victory for co-owners Doug Oliver, Wayne Wiseman 2012 at 2 2 2 (1) 0 0 $33,003 and Dave Marshall. This dark bay or brown gelding was consigned by The University of Arizona and pur- chased for $2,500. (Continued on next page)

20 Arizona Thoroughbred July/August/September Youbetshewon, 2010 filly, with earnings of $33,017, in four starts. She won her maiden debut at Turf Paradise and finished second in the ATBA Spring Sales Stakes. This filly recently finished second in the Capitol City My Little Tweety, 2010 gelding, sired by Tavasco has Futurity, purse $25,000 for owner Dan Brooks and was earned $12,826 for Priscilla Leon in only two starts. purchased for $1,200. My Little Tweety was purchased for $3,500.

YOUBETSHEWON :: RACE AND (STAKES) RECORD MY LITTLE TWEETY :: RACE AND (STAKES) RECORD Year Age Starts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned Year Age Starts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned 2012 at 2 4 2 2 0 $33,017 2012 at 2 3 1 0 1 $18,826

Three-year-olds

Page Springs, was purchased for $15,000 and is a Mul- As a three-year-old she finished second in the Joanne tiple-Stakes winner sired by Rocky Bar. This fast filly Dye Stakes at Turf Paradise and is continuing her races for owners Sawyer Cattle Company with earnings career at Churchill Downs in Kentucky. totaling $148,857. She had an outstanding race season PAGE SPRINGS :: RACE AND (STAKES) RECORD as a two-year-old winning five races in a row, including Year Age Starts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned the ATBA Spring & Fall Sales Stakes and the Prairie 2012 at 3 3 0 1 0 $8,321 2011 at 2 6 5 0 0 $140,536 Gold Stakes in Iowa. (continued on page twenty-two)

July/August/September Arizona Thoroughbred 21 HOT ON TOP :: RACE AND (STAKES) RECORD A POLITICAL TIME :: RACE AND (STAKES) RECORD Year Age Starts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned Year Age Starts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned 2012 at 3 0 0 0 0 $0 2012 at 3 5 1 0 0 $22,651 2011 at 2 5 2 3 0 $63,966 2011 at 2 7 2 2 1 $58,026

A Political Time, is by leading sire Top Hit and was Hot On Top, was purchased for $19,000 by co-own- purchased by J. Lloyd Yother for $13,000. The dark ers Danny Avena, Molly Pearson, and Brett Heide. bay or brown gleding, has earned $80,537, winning The dark bay filly finished second in both the ATBA the Arizona Breeders’ Futurity in 2011. As a three- Spring & Fall Stakes. Then she won the Arizona year-old he won the Arizona Stallion Stakes over the Breeders’ Futurity (Fillies Division) by 3 1/4 lengths lawn at Turf Paradise by two lengths. and earned $63,966, during her two-year-old racing season.

If you have a dream, pick up a sales catalog and own a Thoroughbred. The exciting world of horseracing is waiting for you!

All yearlings passing through the sale ring are eligible for:

2013 ATBA Spring Sales Stakes - $25,000 added + $25,000 Arizona-bred bonus

2013 ATBA Fall Sales Stakes (Two divisions for Fillies & Colts) $35,000 added + $100,000 Arizona-bred bonus

We look forward to seeing you at the sale!

Thursday, October 18, 2012 11 am Westworld, Scottsdale, Arizona

22 Arizona Thoroughbred July/August/September ARIZONA THOROUGHBRED BREEDERS ASSOCIATION A.T.B.A. SALES WINNERS Listed alphabetically are winners prior to August 19, 2012

SALE OF 2009 • FOALS OF 2008 • FOUR-YEAR-OLDS BOLD TYPE INDICATES INCREASED EARNINGS OR FIRST TIME WINNERS HIP# NAME CONSIGNOR BUYER SALE PRICE EARNINGS

165 AREMA Zimmerman Farms, LC Molly Pearson 1,000 5,244 130 AURELIA D Zimmerman Farms, LC Zimmerman Farms, LC 0 15,408 155 BENCH BEAUTY River Edge Farm, Agt River Edge Farm, Agt. 0 46,540 35 BUMPNTHUMPNHARMONY University of Ariz Troy Smith 2,500 10,860 69 CACTUS BREEZE Hidden Springs Hidden Springs 1,500 31,824 172 CASSIE WILL DO IT Fleming TB, Agt Fleming TB, Agt 4,500 11,601 91 CAT’S BOY BURN Vaughn-Calvert Ranch Albert Duell 1,000 15,317 72 COCOLALLA Fleming TB Farm Dave Williams 5,000 15,002 79 DAILY DEVOTION Fleming TB, Agt Michael Rollins 2,000 9,226 56 DAILYDBLNOTROUBLE Zimmerman Farms Wade Rarick 4,000 24,024 31 DOOR NUMBER THREE Billingsley Creek Jon Zimmerman 1,000 4,056 3 EL RANCHO Sk Winner River Edge Farm, Agt Karl Myers 15,000 55,682 145 EXCESS BAGGAGE Few Acre Farm, Agt Joe Johnson 3,700 29,996 125 EXIT WOUND Fleming TB, Agt Fleming TB, Agt 0 7,068 45 EXPERT THIS Arlington Rose Horse Fm Arlington Rose Horse Fm 0 14,597 37 FAST FREIGHT Hidden Springs, Agt Hidden Springs, Agt 10,000 38,694 146 FLY AWAY SIS Hidden Springs, Agt Hidden Springs, Agt 6,500 6,632 71 GOTTA SKEDADDLE Fleming TB, Agt Fleming TB, Agt 12,000 56,093 67 GUMDROP FALLS D. Oliver & L. Oliver D. Oliver & L. Oliver 2,600 14,765 26 HOLLIE’S HOLIDAY H & E Ranch H & E Ranch 47,000 40,975 74 HOMETOWN HEART Zimmerman Farms LC Jim Egger 1,100 14,022 77 IRENES JACKPOT Sk Winner River Edge Farm, Agt Bill Dory 2,500 61,679 104 IRONHOUSE Fleming TB, Agt Fleming TB, Agt 1,000 9,554 138 JAMAICAN MEMORIES Sk Winner H & E Ranch Dave Calvert 13,000 73,201 117 JOYFUL EMMA River Edge Farm, Agt Molly Pearson 12,000 16,243 85 KEYED TO ROCK Arlington Rose Horse Fm Molly Pearson 7,500 9,695 10 LEXI’S READY Fleming TB, Agt Fleming TB, Agt 3,000 5,906 163 LIZA STORM Few Acre Farm, Agt Al Reed 0 24,139 92 MARK IN MONTEREY River Edge Farm, Inc Ed Moger 6,500 14,259 51 MIIPHASE River Edge Farm, Agt River Edge Farm, Agt 0 10,399 62 MISS REDITORE Fleming TB, Agt Fleming TB, Agt 3,700 101,616 100 MS GOLDEN GARDENS Pulse Ranches Pulse Ranches 0 16,162 24 NO MO BAMBINO River Edge Farm, Agt James Rhodes 1,700 38,099 116 OFFICER PLEDGE River Edge Farm, Agt Double Kee, LLC 13,000 9,668 54 PATTY COME HOME Fleming TB, Agt Molly Pearson 14,000 26,567 127 PEORIA Sarival Farms Sarival Farms 0 12,578 8 PREACHER’S THREAT Fleming TB, LLC J G Enterprises 15,000 22,559 44 PREFERRED MANDATE Jon Ray Ranch, Agt Jon Ray Ranch, Agt 7,000 82,320 108 R LA PATRONA River Edge Farm, Inc Dan Frost 27,000 38,925 82 R SKYDIVER River Edge Farm, Inc Dan Frost 26,000 97,277 143 RAZOR BUCK Sarival Farms Sarival Farms 1,200 18,862 52 ROLLIN ON DUBS Zimmerman Farms Rodney Miller 4,000 18,561 12 RUCKER CANYON Sk Winner Fleming TB Farm Molly Pearson, Agt 5,000 58,211 27 SALADO TRIBE Sk Winner Fleming TB Farm Barbara Swenson 14,000 73,141 20 SILVER N GOLD Pulse Ranches, Agt Pulse Ranches, Agt 1,000 31,024 156 SKIES ARE FREE Irwel Stable Debra Larson 1,000 9,010 6 SMOKEY LAKE Smokey Springs TB Smokey Springs TB 4,700 14,990 106 STOLEN FORUM Pulse Ranches Pulse Ranches 0 34,678

July/August/September Arizona Thoroughbred 23 2009 A.T.B.A. SALE WINNERS continued

111 STOLEN MISH Pulse Ranches Wade Rarick 3,500 7,341 58 STOLEN RIO Pulse Ranches Debra Larson 5,000 36,192 18 STORMY CRYSTAL Sk Winner Fleming TB Farm Just For Fun Farms 7,000 82,586 161 SUPERCARLS REMEDY H & E Ranch Carl & Sherry Walker 18,000 40,672 128 SWISS QUEEN Fleming TB Farm, LLC J G Enterprises 21,000 5,140 132 TALYOR Sk Winner Fleming TB Farm JG Enterprises 15,000 21,250 7 TIZ SEXY University of Arizona Mickey D. Houston 1,200 29,366 136 VALLEY STATION BC Ranch Ken Person 7,500 28,872 55 WEAR AND TEAR Fleming TB Farm Bonita Racing 8,700 7,762 173 WHISKEY ROW Sk Winner Few Acre Farm, Agt Few Acre Farm, Agt 22,000 24,871 5 WOLF COUNTY W.L. Chatham, DVD W.L. Chatham, DVD 3,000 3,751 76 YANKEE RUNNER River Edge Farm, Inc Dan Frost 8,500 4,320 16 ZION’S VIEW Color Country TB Color Country TB 2,400 5,479 142 ZIPPY ZOEY River Edge Farm, Agt Don Mazepa 6,000 5,600 ❖

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24 Arizona Thoroughbred July/August/September ARIZONA THOROUGHBRED BREEDERS ASSOCIATION A.T.B.A. SALES WINNERS Listed alphabetically are winners prior to August 19, 2012

SALE OF 2010 • FOALS OF 2009 • THREE-YEAR-OLDS BOLD TYPE INDICATES INCREASED EARNINGS OR FIRST TIME WINNERS

HIP# NAME CONSIGNOR BUYER SALE PRICE EARNINGS

62 A POLITICAL TIME Sk Winner Few Acre Farm, Agt Lloyd Yother 13,000 80,677 80 ANDONIA Trilogy Ranch, Agt Trilogy Ranch, Agt 7,000 14,393 40 ANNAPOLIS FLYER Vaughn Calvert LLC Juan Arriaga 1,000 3,803 108 AZ RIDGE Sk Winner Double R Consignmnt, Agt Sawyer Cattle Company 8,500 74,252 102 BIER CREEK Vaughn Calvert LLC Gail and Jim Pickard 1,200 6,379 50 BOLD REMARK Fleming TB Farm, Agt Ed Moger 2,000 15,560 77 CALL ME GOOD LOOKN University of Arizona Gregory & Janet Johnson 2,000 6,831 98 CEE’S HOLLIE H & E Ranch H & E Ranch 14,000 11,487 52 CHAMPSVILLE Ortiz, Agt Ortiz, Agt 2,000 18,138 70 D C’S MISSION H & E Ranch Chadwick Calvert 3,500 7,340 75 DANCE IN HARMONY University of Arizona Shawn Davis 1,000 7,561 17 DESERT LIGHTNING Hidden Springs, Agt Hidden Springs, Agt 1,500 16,299 15 DOUBLE JAVA GIRL Hidden Springs, Agt Hidden Springs, Agt 2,000 4,420 29 EL CHAUCO 2T Ranch, Agt 2T Ranch, Agt 0 10,229 26 FABULOUS SHERLOCK Fleming TB Farm, Agt Fleming TB Farm, Agt 1,700 4,951 101 GET A ROPE Fleming TB Farm, LLC Yother & Eikleberry 11,000 5,141 45 HARMONY N EXCESS University of Arizona Girdner/Jones 1,500 6,166 13 HAY GEAR Fleming TB Farm JG Enterprise 4,000 10,845 36 HINDU KUSH Fleming TB Farm JG Enterprise 1,000 67,007 87 HOOKED ON GOLD MAC TB, Agt Chadwick Calvert 4,000 8,577 41 HOT ON TOP Sk Winner Fleming TB, Agt Fleming TB, Agt 19,000 63,966 42 JAKE THE BACHELOR Fleming TB Farm, Agt James Rhodes 7,000 16,878 64 LIDGES SLIDER Fleming TB, Agt JG Enterprise 7,000 13,653 61 LIKABLE LADY 2T Ranch, Agt 2T Ranch, Agt 11,500 6,013 59 MAGGIEREDVANENTUNE Sk Winner Ortiz, Agt Ortiz, Agt 2,500 33,028 10 MEDIA HYPE CJ Racing LLC CJ Racing, LLC 1,200 4,610 28 MISS MONEY TRAIN Double R Consign, Agt Ronald Ferguson 2,200 11,734 30 NOBYJO Few Acre Farm, Agt Girdner/Jones 7,000 22,229 7 PAGE SPRINGS Sk Winner Hidden Springs, Agt Hidden Springs, Agt 15,000 148,857 92 PLAY N WIN W.L. Chatham, DVD Anthony Demarco 2,000 6,831 8 RAVENS CRAIG Fleming TB, LLC Scott Neil 7,500 12,954 6 ROCKY TIGER Stuart Tsujimoto Stuart Tsujimoto 1,500 18,393 86 RUSSIANONTHERAIL Fleming TB Farm, Agt Fleming TB Farm, Agt 5,000 16,647 54 SHE’S A HIT Few Acre Farm, Agt Few Acre Farm, Agt 1,200 26,058 114 SILVANUS Fleming TB Farm, Agt Michael Rollins 1,300 15,593 4 SINGLEBYSUNRISE Fleming TB Farm, Agt Fleming TB Farm, Agt 4,500 11,754 112 TASTE THE WILD Fleming TB Farm, Agt Fleming TB Farm, Agt 2,400 5,035 60 TELEIOS 2T Ranch Drew Fulmer 3,700 5,442 55 TEN NINETY SEVEN Sk Winner Vaughn Calvert Ranch Vaugh Calvert Ranch 3,000 49,388 25 TRIBAL TALKER Fleming TB Farm, LLC Ken Person, Agt 19,000 8,278 85 UNA CANTADA Cedar Creek Ranch, Agt Cedar Creek Ranch, Agt 1,000 6,626 118 UNCLE DENNYS GIFT University of Arizona Dennis Ward 2,700 6,689 47 UNCLE GLEN CJ Racing, LLC CJ Racing, LLC 4,500 10,714 81 WUPS Sk Winner Few Acre Farm, Agt Few Acre Farm, Agt 19,000 10,520 19 ZHORSEZ Trilogy Ranch, LLC Trilogy Ranch, LLC 4,500 5,780

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July/August/September Arizona Thoroughbred 25 The October/November/December issue of The Arizona Thoroughbred will feature Arizona’s Stallions

Include your stallions • Include your farm STALLION DIRECTORY

Deadline for Stallion Entries - September 17, 2012 Blue Page Stallion Pedigree...... $300 Colored photo (full page...... $300

Stallion Information - Please type or print Stallion Name:______Sire:______Dam______Fee:______Nominated for: ❏ Breeders’ Cup Series ❏ Arizona Stallion Stakes ❏ Other Owner of Stallion:______Farm Where Standing:______Farm Address______City:______State:______Zip:______Phone:______

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Name of Farm:______Phone:______Address: (Physical Location)______(Mailing address if different)______Manager:______Owner:______Services Offered: ❏ Breeding ❏ Training ❏ Lay-ups ❏ Boarding ❏ Sales Preparation Track Size______Other______Name of Standing Stallion(s):______

Mail this form and check to ATBA • P. O. Box 41774 • Phoenix, AZ • 85080

26 Arizona Thoroughbred July/August/September ARIZONA THOROUGHBRED BREEDERS ASSOCIATION A.T.B.A. SALES WINNERS Listed alphabetically are winners prior to August 19, 2012

SALE OF 2011 • FOALS OF 2010 • TWO-YEAR-OLDS BOLD TYPE INDICATES INCREASED EARNINGS OR FIRST TIME WINNERS

HIP# NAME CONSIGNOR BUYER SALE PRICE EARNINGS

34 FALCON LANE Fleming TB, Agt J. Lloyd Yother 12,000 8,450 2 GADSDEN PURCHASE Sk Winner University of AZ Doug Oliver 2,500 33,003 5 IMA ROYAL PRINCE Bart Hone Agt Bart Hone, Agt 2,200 6,381 83 MIDNIGHT KITTY Phil Hartman, Agt Phil Hartman, Agt 4,000 4,315 57 MY LITTLE TWEETY Fleming TB, Agt Priscilla Leon 3,500 12,826 82 STORMDRIVER H & E Ranch Mark D. Breen 40,000 6,000 19 SWISS ENGAGEMENT H & E Ranch Sharlot Martinez, Agt 6,000 6,000 55 YOUBETSHEWON Fleming TB, Agt Dan Brooks 1,200 33,017 ❖

July/August/September Arizona Thoroughbred 27 Arizona Stallion Standings Statistics complied by Bloodstock Research Information Services, Inc., and cover North American racing only. While every effort is made to prevent errors and omissions, Arizona Thoroughbred can not guarantee their complete and total accuracy. Included are sires based in the state of Arizona. Deceased, retired or relocated sires will remain in the rankings until after their last Arizona sired runners have raced as two-year olds. Statistics include racing through August 19, 2012

CURRENT YEAR LEADING SIRES BY MONEY WON

RACES MONEY % WNRS/ AVG/PER AVG/PER BLK TYPE SIRE RUNNERS STARTS WINNERS WON 2NDS 3RDS EARNED /RNRS START RUNNER WINNERS

MARGIE’S WILDCAT 41 212 20 40 23 1 556,185 48.8 2,623 13,565 0 TOP HIT 18 121 15 20 21 13 478,874 83.3 3,958 26,604 1 ROCKY BAR 33 187 19 35 41 23 332,294 57.6 1,777 10,070 0 DEPUTY WILD CAT 30 144 13 19 17 20 310,319 43.3 2,155 10,344 0 GOLDEN GEAR 30 148 11 15 16 26 235,653 36.7 1,592 7,855 0 HOLD FOR GOLD 12 56 5 9 6 4 135,423 41.7 2,418 11,285 0 RED SKY’S 17 80 9 11 14 13 123,907 52.9 1,549 7,289 0 BENTON CREEK 24 126 10 11 21 20 117,404 41.7 932 4,892 0 BUCK STRIDER 15 81 6 8 9 20 67,660 40 835 4,511 0 JILA (IRE) 11 59 4 9 9 8 65,361 36.4 1,108 5,942 0 SIDEBURN 5 34 2 2 7 4 52,331 40 1,539 10,466 1 CHELOKEE 2 7 1 1 1 0 44,132 50.0 6,305 22,066 0 LARRUPIN’ 8 53 4 6 9 2 41,719 50 787 5,215 0 ABSOLUTE HARMONY 7 33 3 3 3 8 40,867 42.9 1,238 5,838 0 SUPAH BLITZ 7 38 1 1 4 4 28,995 14.3 763 4,142 0 NEVER SHAMED 4 29 3 4 5 1 27,758 75 957 6,940 0 CHANATE 4 27 2 3 4 4 20,341 50 753 5,085 0 AL GHAZI 9 29 0 0 4 4 19,118 0 659 2,124 0 CHIEF PLANNER 4 18 2 2 3 0 11,756 50 653 2,939 0 EL ROBLAR 2 5 1 1 0 1 9,954 50.0 1,991 4,977 0 FILE AWAY 1 8 1 1 2 4 8,012 100 1,002 8,012 0 BIERSTADT 2 14 2 2 2 1 7,674 100.0 548 3,837 0 TRENT BRIDGE 4 8 1 1 1 0 6,943 25 868 1,736 0

CURRENT YEAR LEADING SIRES BY NUMBER OF WINNERS RACES MONEY %WNRS/ AVG/PER AVG/PER BLK TYPE SIRE RUNNERS STARTS WINNERS WON 2NDS 3RDS EARNED /RNRS START RUNNER WINNERS

MARGIE’S WILDCAT 41 212 20 40 23 1 556,185 48.8 2,623 13,565 0 ROCKY BAR 33 187 19 35 41 23 332,294 57.6 1,777 10,070 0 TOP HIT 18 121 15 20 21 13 478,874 83.3 3,958 26,604 1 DEPUTY WILD CAT 30 144 13 19 17 20 310,319 43.3 2,155 10,344 0 GOLDEN GEAR 30 148 11 15 16 26 235,653 36.7 1,592 7,855 0 BENTON CREEK 24 126 10 11 21 20 117,404 41.7 932 4,892 0 RED SKY’S 17 80 9 11 14 13 123,907 52.9 1,549 7,289 0 BUCK STRIDER 15 81 6 8 9 20 67,660 40 835 4,511 0 HOLD FOR GOLD 12 56 5 9 6 4 135,423 41.7 2,418 11,285 0 JILA (IRE) 11 59 4 9 9 8 65,361 36.4 1,108 5,942 0 LARRUPIN’ 8 53 4 6 9 2 41,719 50 787 5,215 0 ABSOLUTE HARMONY 7 33 3 3 3 8 40,867 42.9 1,238 5,838 0 NEVER SHAMED 4 29 3 4 5 1 27,758 75 957 6,940 0 CHANATE 4 27 2 3 4 4 20,341 50 753 5,085 0 CHIEF PLANNER 4 18 2 2 3 0 11,756 50 653 2,939 0 SIDEBURN 5 34 2 2 7 4 52,331 40 1,539 10,466 1 BIERSTADT 2 14 2 2 2 1 7,674 100.0 548 3,837 0 CHELOKEE 2 7 1 1 1 0 44,132 50.0 6,305 22,066 0 SUPAH BLITZ 7 38 1 1 4 4 28,995 14.3 763 4,142 0 EL ROBLAR 2 5 1 1 0 1 9,954 50.0 1,991 4,977 0 FILE AWAY 1 8 1 1 2 4 8,012 100 1,002 8,012 0 TRENT BRIDGE 4 8 1 1 1 0 6,943 25 868 1,736 0 FOOL THE EXPERTS 1 6 1 1 0 1 4,631 100 772 4,631 0 28 Arizona Thoroughbred July/August/September Arizona Stallion Standings Statistics include racing through August 19, 2012

LIFETIME LEADING SIRES BY MONEY WON

RACES MONEY % WNRS/ AVG/PER AVG/PER BLK TYPE SIRE RUNNERS STARTS WINNERS WON 2NDS 3RDS EARNED /RNRS START RUNNER WINNERS

DEPOSIT TICKET 359 6,127 249 736 759 731 12,427,500 69.4 2,028 34,617 13 GOLDEN GEAR 271 5,082 193 603 707 660 12,071,900 71.2 2,375 44,546 8 HOLD FOR GOLD 100 1,901 69 251 243 238 5,317,620 69 2,797 53,176 4 BENTON CREEK 221 3,418 158 510 481 447 5,268,200 71.5 1,541 23,838 12 LARRUPIN’ 123 2,470 80 287 325 329 4,911,040 65 1,988 39,927 3 FOOL THE EXPERTS 109 2,370 88 357 318 277 3,105,580 80.7 1,310 28,492 5 DEPUTY WILD CAT 81 1,047 46 125 125 129 2,860,120 56.8 2,732 35,310 2 ROCKY BAR 47 751 39 150 118 90 2,244,630 83 2,989 47,758 7 CHANATE 90 1,814 66 251 215 214 2,169,510 73.3 1,196 24,106 6 CAROS LOVE 68 1,626 45 169 205 222 2,005,980 66.2 1,234 29,500 2 TOP HIT 38 536 32 100 106 70 1,925,160 84.2 3,592 50,662 4 MARGIE’S WILDCAT 57 683 39 92 55 50 1,457,847 68.4 2,134 25,576 0 BUCK STRIDER 98 1,560 56 131 176 226 1,314,630 57.1 843 13,415 3 BARRICADE 63 1,206 52 162 152 135 1,209,200 82.5 1,003 19,194 1 HOLLYWOOD REPRTR 89 1,421 52 138 139 168 1,010,380 58.4 711 11,353 2 MIDNIGHT ROYALTY 71 912 41 107 122 121 955,341 57.7 1,048 13,456 2 TAX COLLECTION 66 1,362 30 101 127 139 840,866 45.5 617 12,740 2 HIDDEN CITY 29 336 18 58 49 36 699,030 62.1 2,080 24,104 3 RED SKY’S 111 3,099 63 388 383 356 640,077 56.8 207 5,766 2 INDIVIDUAL STYLE 44 591 30 84 77 68 603,255 68.2 1,021 13,710 0 AL GHAZI 40 562 22 57 61 61 565,368 55 1,006 14,134 1 SIDEBURN 45 527 25 45 41 57 483,056 55.6 917 10,735 2

LIFETIME 2YO LEADING SIRES BY NUMBER OF RACES WON

RACES MONEY %/WNRS AVG/PER AVG/PER BLK TYPE SIRE RUNNERS STARTS WINNERS WON 2NDS 3RDS EARNED /RNRS START RUNNER WINNERS DEPOSIT TICKET 191 677 68 94 87 73 2,287,130 35.6 3,378 11,975 9 GOLDEN GEAR 140 549 54 75 70 67 2,110,840 38.6 3,845 15,077 6 BENTON CREEK 119 391 47 60 51 60 858,022 39.5 2,194 7,210 4 SOCIETY MAX 87 292 31 54 27 37 581,098 35.6 1,990 6,679 6 RED SKY’S 67 401 21 47 44 36 171,997 31.3 429 2,567 1 ROCKY BAR 31 109 15 25 18 12 552,504 48.4 5,069 17,823 4 FOOL THE EXPERTS 59 180 21 24 18 25 207,301 35.6 1,152 3,514 1 MARGIE’S WILDCAT 44 191 19 22 5 14 454,355 43.2 2,379 10,362 0 BUCK STRIDER 64 298 18 21 23 35 276,136 28.1 927 4,315 1 CHANATE 50 148 16 20 18 14 271,037 32 1,831 5,421 3 SIDEBURN 32 155 17 20 11 19 267,554 53.1 1,726 8,361 1 LARRUPIN’ 59 224 12 17 30 16 357,589 20.3 1,596 6,061 0 HOLD FOR GOLD 58 184 14 15 25 23 460,852 24.1 2,505 7,946 0 MIDNIGHT ROYALTY 34 130 12 15 15 10 145,361 35.3 1,118 4,275 0 TOP HIT 22 74 9 15 22 11 491,689 40.9 6,644 22,350 3 HOLLYWOOD REPRTR 50 189 14 14 28 24 185,988 28 984 3,720 1 TAX COLLECTION 46 223 9 14 11 18 177,591 19.6 796 3,861 1 BARRICADE 25 87 9 13 11 9 204,464 36 2,350 8,179 1 DEPUTY WILD CAT 35 127 9 12 13 12 387,687 25.7 3,053 11,077 1 HIDDEN CITY 16 53 7 10 8 7 189,969 43.8 3,584 11,873 1 AL GHAZI 25 93 6 8 10 7 189,542 24 2,038 7,582 1 CAROS LOVE 29 110 6 8 13 12 111,973 20.7 1,018 3,861 0 INDIVIDUAL STYLE 19 57 7 7 8 9 76,922 36.8 1,350 4,049 0 BIG SKY CHESTER 15 39 3 6 2 5 63,471 20 1,627 4,231 1 EQUINOX 12 32 5 5 3 3 37,290 41.7 1,165 3,108 0 CHIEF PLANNER 2 9 1 3 1 1 14,205 50 1,578 7,103 0

July/August/September Arizona Thoroughbred 29 ADVERTISING CALENDAR INDEX

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30 Arizona Thoroughbred July/August/September A.T.B.A. FALL YEARLING & MIXED SALE THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2012 WESTWORLD, SCOTTSDALE, ARIZONA

ACT OF DUTY ROCKY BAR BENCHMARK SEA OF SECRETS BENTON CREEK SIDEBURN BIERSTADT SINGLETARY CACTUS CREOLE TASTE OF PARADISE CHIEF PLANNER TAVASCO CHELOKEE TEEMAN COWBOY CAL TOP HIT DEPUTY WILD CAT WITH DISTINCTION DISCREET CAT DISTORTED REALITY DIXIE CHATTER DIXIE WILD CAT EQUINOX FLASHY BULL GRAND MINSTREL HOMIE IBETIWIN JET WEST LEADING THE PARADE LUCKY PULPIT NEVER SHAMED MINESHAFT MR. NIGHTLINGER OLD FASHIONED RED SKY’S

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