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In This Issue: From the FTBOA Boardroom FSS Races Running at Gulfstream Abiding Star Breaks Streak Santa Anita Bolsters Vet Team Gulfstream Announces Championship Meet Stakes Bill Badgett to Resign Post as VP of Gulfstream Park Florida-bred Pure Sensation/EQUIPHOTO Five-Win Days Propel Prat, O’Neill to Jockey and Trainer Titles Souper Escape Draws Off To Win Pure Sensation Wins La Lorgnette Onyx Successful in Initial Stakes Try Fourth Turf Monster Liam’s Lucky Charm Wins FTBOA FSS Battle BY BROCK SHERIDAN ______Hill stakes-winner Justaholic and Marshall Ceci Valentina Upsets FTBOA FSS Jenny Handicap winner Hollywood Talent, Susan’s Girl There are very few sure things in life. who were three across the track in a joint But just below death and taxes on the reli- second. Global Access wins Saranac ability chart is Florida-bred Pure Sensation Hollywood Talent moved up to chal- Florida Stallion Progeny List winning the Grade 3 Turf Monster Stakes lenge around the far turn and briefly had a Florida Breeders’ List at Parx. head in front of Pure Sensation turning for After winning the five furlong Turf home as Field and Justaholic could not Wire to Wire Business Place Monster Stakes in 2015, 2017-18, Pure keep up with the :45.66 half-mile. Sensation won the $300,000 event for the But Pure Sensation drew off down the Featured Advertisers fourth time Monday for owner and breeder stretch and went on to a three-length victo- Patricia Generazio of Tequesta, Fla., while ry in :57.80 over the yielding turf. Dubini Ocala Stud leading nearly the entire time. put in a late run to get second, a length- FTBOA Pure Sensation broke well from post 11 and-a-half ahead of Hollywood Talent in in the field of 12 3-year-olds and older in third. Fielder, Justaholic, Smokin Nitro, Journeyman Stud the Turf Monster and jockey Paco Lopez Nice Tune, Vision Perfect, Texas Wedge, Florida Department of Agriculture sent him right to the lead. By the time Pure Rocket Heat and Amblin Man completed Ocala Breeders’ Feed & Supply Sensation finished the first two furlongs in the order of finish. Liberty Law :22.48, he had managed to get to the rail and had a length on longshot Field, Wolf See TURF MONSTER on page 3 Seminole Feed Back to Top Page 3 From the FTBOA Boardroom

August 22, 2019 part to address this potential. Calder began conducting jai alai in May 2019. (See previous From the Boardroom articles). The FTBOA Board of Directors met on August 22. The por- FTBOA will hold its annual meeting on Oct. 25 at the College tion of the meeting on the proposed 2020 Annual Awards Plan of Central Florida’s Webber Center at 1 p.m. For 2019, there are was open to the public. The proposed Plan under consideration five Director vacancies on the FTBOA Board to be filled, for by the Board would establish breeder awards at 15% of the three-year terms extending until October 2022. Pursuant to the purse, spread across first (10%), second (3%), and third place Association’s Bylaws, the current Board of Directors nominated (2%), and also would set stallion awards at 15%. The proposed the following five candidates for these vacancies: (1) Marilyn 2020 Annual Awards Plan was previously considered and rec- Campbell; (2) Joe O’Farrell; and incumbents (3) Valerie Dailey; ommended by the FTBOA Executive Committee on Aug. 21, at (4) Brent Fernung, current President; and (5) Phil Matthews. which time an opportunity for public comment was provided, Each candidate agreed to run and to serve as an FTBOA but no public comments were offered. Director. The FTBOA Bylaws also allow a candidate to self- After Board review and discussion, the Board voted to accept nominate by circulating a petition and obtaining 25 member sig- the proposed 2020 Annual Awards Plan as presented. The pro- natures. No such petitions were filed. As provided in the posed 2020 Annual Awards Plan, including the FTBOA’s Breeder Association’s Bylaws, because there are only five candidates for & Stallion Awards Policy (Appendix A) and Industry Promotion the five Director vacancies, members will not be required to cast Plan (Appendix B), are available on the FTBOA website at ballots and these five candidates will be deemed elected to www.ftboa.com (Select NEWS, then MEETING NOTICE). office upon the presiding officer calling the FTBOA’s Annual Warren Husband, General Counsel, provided a legal/regulato- Meeting to order. An official notice for the annual meeting will ry update focused on Calder’s efforts to stop thoroughbred rac- be sent out in September. The meeting has been noted previously ing and instead conduct jai alai as the pari-mutuel sport qualify- in trade publications and member communications. ing Calder to operate slot machines. FTBOA management has The Board also recognized outgoing Directors Milan long warned that if Calder is able to implement this strategy, Kosanovich and George Isaacs for their service to the then the economic impact on the thoroughbred industry will be Association. significant. Among other impacts, if ends at Highlighting future events, the Florida Thoroughbred some point under the Calder and Tropical permits, then revenue Charities golf tournament, dinner, and auctions will be held at for breeder and stallion awards from both Calder’s slots and from Ocala National at Golden Hills on Oct. 4. In addition, the Finals pari-mutuel wagering under those permits will likely be lost. of the Florida Sire Stakes are Sept. 28, and the FTBOA has FTBOA is engaged in litigation on numerous fronts to avoid this made a bus trip experience available for this event to interested outcome and has recently had to moderate awards rates, in large members of the local community. Turf Monster COVER came last out when third behind winner Leinster in the Grade 3 Continued from Troy Stakes at Saratoga on Aug. 3. The riders aboard Dubini and Texas Wedge lodged a claim of Trained throughout his career by Christophe Clement, Pure foul against Pure Sensation for interference leaving the gate but the original order of finish remained. Sensation is by Zensational out of multiple-stakes-winning mare Pure Sensation now has 14 career wins from 35 starts and he Pure Disco, by Disco Rico. is just $31,450 short of $2 million with career earnings of Pure Disco has also produced stakes-winner Salute the $1,968,550. He started the year by winning an optional claiming Colonel by Macho Uno, and has an unnamed 3-year-old filly by race at Gulfstream on April 12 before winning the $97,000 Street Sense and an unraced 2-year-old filly by Bodemeister. Pennsylvania Governor’s Cup on July 6 and the Grade 3 Parx Pure Sensation returned $3.20 to win $2.80 to place and Dash for the third time on July 6. His only blemish this year $2.60 to show. 2019 Summer Meet - Gulfstream Park Date Stake Purse Sex Age Distance 9/7/19 Sheer Drama (Florida-bred) $100,000 F&M 3 YO & Up 7 fur. 9/28/19 FSS In Reality Florida Sire Stakes Final $400,000 C&G 2 YO 11/16 miles 9/28/19 FSS My Dear Girl Florida Sire Stakes Final $400,000 F 2 YO 11/16 miles 9/28/19 FSS Wildcat Heir Florida Sire Stakes $150,000 3 YO & Up 1 mile 9/28/19 Monroe $25,000 Fla-bred Top 3 Bonus $75,000 F&M 3 YO & Up 1 1/16 miles (T) 9/28/19 Hollywood Beach $25,000 Fla-bred Top 3 Bonus $75,000 2YO 5 fur. (T)

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LIAM’S LUCKY CHARM

Wins the $200,000 FTBOA FSS Affirmed Stakes

(Khozan - P.S. I Love You, by Stormy Atlantic) Owner and Breeder: Stonehedge LLC • Trainer: Ralph Nicks • Jockey: Reylu Gutierrez COGLIANESE PHOTO

Brent & Crystal Fernung, Owners KHOZAN — Distorted Humor–Delta Princess, by A.P. Indy Also standing : Fury Kapcori and Winslow Homer 5571 NW 100th Street, Ocala, FL 34482 | Office: 352.629.1200 | Fax: 352.629.1201 | [email protected] | www.journeymanstallions.com

Back to Top Page 5 Abiding Star Breaks Streak to Win Neshaminy BY BROCK SHERIDAN______backstretch as Paret (Aus) moved into third ahead of Wild About Deb with Dig Charlie Dig just off of him. Florida-bred Abiding Star snapped a three-race streak of run- Paret continued to advance toward Abiding Star around the far ner-up finishes Monday as the 6-year- turn and those two began to pull away old gelding won the $100,000 from the others when they turned for Neshaminy Stakes at Parx. The home. Neshaminy drew a field of nine 3-year- Abiding Star and Paret kept at each olds and older who went seven-and- other down the stretch with Abiding Star one-half furlongs on the turf. getting a neck advantage over Paret in The Edward Allard-trained Abiding second at the finish. Robin Hood was Star had finished second in a second- five lengths farther back in third with level optional claiming race at Belmont Wild About Deb, Dig Charlie Dig, Park on June 8, second behind winner Adventist, Gator Girl, Ruby Blue and Parlor in the $100,000 Glasgow Stakes Wise Jude finishing in that order. The at Delaware Park on July 13 and was in final time for the Neshaminy was 1:29.56 a dead-heat for second behind winner over the firm turf. Fractional times were and fellow Florida-bred Caribou Club Florida-bred Abiding Star/EQUIPHOTO not available. in the Aug. 3 West Virginia Speaker of Abiding Star is by Uncle Mo out of the House Cup at Mountaineer Park prior to the Neshaminy. Abiding, by Dynaformer and he has won 12 of 40 career starts Sent to the starting gate as the 9-5 favorite in the Neshaminy, while racing for Gilbert Campbell’s Stonehedge LLC. Campbell Abiding Star led from start to finish after leaving from post seven also bred Abiding Star, who now has lifetime earnings of and had a length on fellow Florida-bred Gator Girl and Wild $564,940. About Deb around the first turn. Gator Girl continued to apply Abiding Star was the 9-5 favorite in the Neshaminy Stakes and pressure on Abiding Star and jockey Carol Cendeno down the returned $5.60 to win, $3 to place and $2.10 to show.

Santa Anita Bolsters Vet Team BY SANTA ANITA PRESS OFFICE ___ examinations for both racing and training.” trative, as she coordinates implementation Bohannon, who received her DVM of a wide range of new policies and prac- ARCADIA, CA—The Stronach Group has from Colorado State University, completed tices that are now in place to ensure equine, announced the hiring of Dr. Laurie her internship at Pioneer Equine Hospital as well as human, health and welfare. Bohannon to the newly created position of in Oakdale, Cal., and completed her resi- “I am proud to see that the reforms that senior veterinarian. Bohannon will serve at dency in Surgery at UC Davis. Along with were enacted at Santa Anita earlier this the direction of TSG chief veterinary offi- a Clinical Fellowship at Oregon State year have worked so successfully this sum- cer Dr. Dionne Benson as University, Bohannon has practiced in both mer at Del Mar,” said Benson. “The entire approaches the opening of its 23-day private and regulatory veterinary medicine Santa Anita veterinary team is ready to Autumn Meet on Friday, Sept. 27. at California racetracks. work hard to make this fall meet the safest Santa Anita, which has led the way in Benson furtherP noted that in addition to it can possibly be for horses, jockeys and enacting state of the art equine protocols Bohannon and Stead, several other veteri- exercise riders and we want everyone to and best practices, will again be fielding a narians will be taking( on key roles, both know that our commitment to horse wel- team of veterinarians which will be over- during training and racing. fare and safety is absolutely paramount seeing on-track training and racing on a Benson’s role will be largely adminis- amongst all of our priorities.” daily basis. “In addition to Dr. Bohannon, we have a wealth of veterinary expertise working as part of our team here at Santa Anita,” Benson said. “Dr. Bohannon’s day to day HOUSEKEEPING POSITION: role will be to work with our Association Private horse farm in SW Ocala is seeking an experienced, veterinarians to ensure the best possible on- track coverage during training and racing. full time housekeeper for multiple houses. “She will often cover on-track training in Must be able to pass a background check, the morning as well as assist our primary speak English and must have a valid drivers license. track veterinarian, Dr. [Dana] Stead, in order to provide coverage during live racing. Please fax a resume to: (352) 237-7830 Additionally, she will assist with morning

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Back to4 Top Page 7 Gulfstream Park Announces Championship Meet Stakes BY GULFSTREAM PARK PRESS OFFICE ______the $200,000 Fort Lauderdale (G2) Dec. 14, as well as six turf stakes scheduled for Dec. 28. HALLANDALE BEACH, FL—The $16 million Pegasus World Cup Other graded turf races for 4-year-olds and older include the Championship Invitational Series, which has become one of $200,000 Mac Diarmida (G2) and $150,000 Canadian Turf (G3) sport’s most prestigious and exciting days, and the $1 million Feb. 29, the $100,000 Appleton (G3) March 27 and $250,000 Pan Florida Derby (Grade 1), which has produced the winners of 59 American (G2) March 28. Triple Crown events, highlight Gulfstream Park’s 2019-2020 Graded turf stakes for older fillies and mares include the Championship Meet beginning Friday, Nov. 29. $150,000 Suwannee River (G3) Feb. 8, the $150,000 Honey Fox The Championship Meet, which has attracted the world’s top (G3) and $150,000 The Very One (G3) Feb. 29, and the $100,000 horses, horsemen and jockeys since 1939, will have 98 stakes Orchid (G3) March 28. races – including 39 graded – for total stakes purses of $28.6 mil- The $600,000 Sunshine Millions, featuring the leading lion. Florida-breds, will be contested Saturday, Jan. 18 with the feature Along with the Pegasus and Florida Derby, Gulfstream will being the $200,000 Sunshine Millions Classic, a race whose past once again be the hub of racing events during the Championship winners include Breeders’ Cup Classic (G1) winner Mucho Meet, hosting the Clasico Internacional del Caribe, Claiming Macho Man, multiple Grade 1 winner Lava Man, and the popular Crown, and the 49th annual Eclipse Awards. Best of the Rest. “Beginning with Opening Day Friday, Nov. 29, Gulfstream will The Clasico Internacional del Caribe, featuring the top horses for four months play host to world-class racing, the sport’s elite from Latin America and the Caribbean, returns for the third con- horsemen, major industry events and thrilling, innovative enter- secutive year on Dec. 8. The five stakes, totaling $690,000 will be tainment happenings,” Gulfstream Vice President Bill Badgett highlighted by the $300,000 Clasico del Caribe for 3-year-olds. said. “The Pegasus World Cup Championship Invitational Series, For the eighth consecutive year, Gulfstream will play host to and the festivities surrounding it, have become one of the sport’s the $1.11 million Claiming Crown on Saturday, Dec. 7. The most popular events, and the Florida Derby has been a leader in Claiming Crown, made up of nine stakes races, will be highlighted producing winners of Triple Crown races.” by the $200,000 Jewel. In just three years, the Pegasus World Cup Championship The first Saturday of the Championship Meet will feature six Invitational Series has attracted the sport’s biggest stars, including stakes for 2-year-olds totaling $450,000. champions Arrogate, Gun Runner and California Chrome, as well as City of Light and international stars Magic Wand, Aerolithe and Kukulkan. Bill Badgett to Resign Post In all, Pegasus World Cup Day will feature nine stakes – six graded – for total purses of more than $17 million. as VP of Gulfstream Park Since its 2017 debut, the $9 million Pegasus World Cup (G1), BY MIKE WELSH, COURTESY DAILY RACING FORM for 4-year-olds and older at a mile-and-one-eighth, has become a marquee event for the entire industry. Former trainer Bill Badgett The $1 million Florida Derby (G1), the country’s leading clas- said he will resign as vice presi- sic prep race that has produced 44 starters who have gone on to dent of Gulfstream Park effec- win 59 Triple Crown events, will be held March 28 and will be tive at the end of September. part of a Derby Day with seven stakes – four graded – with total Badgett, who has worked for stakes purses of $1.950 million. One of those four stakes will be Gulfstream’s owner, the the $250,000 Gulfstream Park Oaks (G2), the 3-year-old filly Stronach Group, for the past five counterpart to the Derby. years, said Friday that “he just The Derby will culminate a rich and diverse stakes schedule for needed a little bit of a break after 3-year-old classic contenders beginning Jan. 4 with the $100,000 going seven days a week, 365 Mucho Macho Man and continuing Feb. 1 with the $350,000 Holy days a year.” Bull (G2) and $150,000 Swale (G3), the Feb. 22 $100,000 Badgett said he is uncertain Hutcheson (G3), and Feb. 29 $400,000 Fountain of Youth (G2). what he might do next, noting he The Gulfstream Park Oaks will be the final race in a lucrative has received several offers. 3-year-old filly series on dirt which begins Jan. 4 with the $75,000 “I’m just tired and want to Bill Badgett/COGLIANESE PHOTO Glitter Woman and continues with the Feb. 1 $150,000 Forward take some time off to figure Gal (G3) and Feb. 29 $200,000 Davona Dale (G2). things out before deciding what to pursue next,” Badgett said. Gulfstream will also offer 3-year-old turf stakes, including the Badgett thanked Stronach Group owners Frank and Jan. 4 $100,000 Ginger Brew, the Feb. 1 $100,000 Sweetest Chant Belinda Stronach and executive Tim Ritvo. (G3), the Feb. 29 $150,000 Herecomesthebride (G3) and the “The Stronach Group was wonderful to work for,” Badgett March 28 $125,000 Sanibel Island. said. “Frank, Belinda, everybody embraced me and made me Gulfstream’s world-class turf course will host a number of feel like part of the family. I learned so much during my tenure major events for 3-year-olds and up beginning in December with from Timmy, from everybody. It was one great experience.”

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Winner of the G2 Princess Rooney Earning a berth in the Breeders’ Cup

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Back to Top Page 9 Five-Win Days Propel Prat, O’Neill to Jockey and Trainer Titles BY DEL MAR PRESS OFFICE______DEL MAR, CA— and Doug O’Neill took their places atop the jockey and trainer leader boards midway through the meeting and stayed to the end in winning titles for the 80th Del Mar Summer Season which ended Monday. In winning his third championship, solo or shared, in the last four years, Prat notched 42 wins, 10 more than runner-up Drayden Van Dyke as the two dueled at the top for the second year in a row. Prat’s win total tied the 42 of Van Dyke in 2018 and Rafael Bejarano in 2014 as the highest in the last six years. In 2018, Van Dyke used a seven-win day, which tied the track record, to overcome a Prat lead and went on to his first summer title. This year, a five-win day for Prat on Aug. 10 opened Flavien Prat/COADY PHOTO Doug O’Neill/COADY PHOTO up a close race and sent the 26-year-old native of Melun, France, on his way to a victory that was clinched a Kosta and Pete Hronis. Their trainer and primary advisor day before the meet ended. It extended Prat’s 2019 reign on since they entered the business in 2010 has been the Southern California circuit following wins in the Santa John Sadler, who helped continue their remarkable run this Anita winter/spring and spring/summer meetings. season. Prat was also the top rider for stakes wins with 10. Among The brothers also were Del Mar’s leading owners last them was his first Pacific Classic (Grade 1) victory, aboard summer in a year where they won more than $7.3 million in Higher Power. purses and an Eclipse Award as the nation’s leading owner- A five-win day, which tied his own track record, also pro- ship. vided the impetus for a sixth Del Mar training title for Finishing second for most purses was Reddam Racing, the O’Neill. It happened on Wednesday, July 31, matched a sim- nom de course of J. Paul Reddam of Laguna Beach, CA. His ilar outburst on July 29, 2015, and contributed to 24 wins for stable, which was Del Mar’s leading owner in 2015 and often the season as O’Neill bested Peter Miller by three. is in its Top 10 list, won six races and $491,541 in purses. O’Neill’s win total was the second- highest in six years, second only to Miller’s 31 in 2018. The title went with summer cham- pionships in 2004, 2006-07 and 2010 and a fall title in 2015 for the two- time Kentucky Derby (G1) winner and Santa Monica resident. John Sadler was the top trainer for stakes wins with nine, one more than he totaled in 2018. The stakes bounty boosted Sadler to 76 at Del Mar and advanced him past Bobby Frankel (70) and Charlie Whittingham (74) to third on the track’s all-time list, one behind Ron McAnally. Hronis Racing swept to their fifth Del Mar owner title during the course of Del Mar’s 36-day summer season, winning nine races and a record $1,441,077 in purses. Among those nine victories was an unprecedented seven stakes races. Hronis Racing is the nom de course for two brothers from Delano, Cal., –

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Florida-bred Souper Escape/BURNS PHOTO Souper Escape Draws Off To Win La Lorgnette

BY BROCK SHERIDAN______“She looks like she loves the synthetic,” Contreras said. “I was watching replays of the last performance. I tried to do it [cover her Live Oak Plantation’s homebred Souper Escape took her sec- up] until the five-eighths, but another horse came beside me, and ond stake in her last three tries as she won the $104,000 my filly went a little bit aggressive. So I let her pick it up a bit. (US$78,124) La Lorgnette Stakes at Woodbine Sunday. The La She was nice and strong the whole way.” Lorgnette featured seven 3-year-old fillies going a mile and one- Souper Escape now has four wins from nine lifetime races with sixteenth on the fast Tapeta main track. earnings of $132,912. She is by Medaglia d’Oro out of Cry and Ridden by Luis Contreras and trained by Michael Trombetta, Catch Me, by Street Cry (Ire). Souper Escape sat about a length-and-one-half behind the front- She won the $52,000 Christina Stakes at Delaware Park two running Florida-bred Naughty Me, who went the first quarter- starts back on June 19 and was third behind winner Tasting the mile in a passive :24.66 and the half-mile in :49.44. Stars in the $75,000 Just Jenda Stakes at Monmouth Park on July Moving into the far turn, Contreras sent Souper Escape after 28. Naughty Me and those two were on even terms midway around the Cry and Catch Me has three other runners who are winners and bend. When they made their way into the stretch, Souper Escape a yearling colt and weanling filly, both by Uncle Mo. She was bred began to pull away from a tiring Naughty Me as Woodbine Oaks to Tapit in 2019. and Bison City Stakes second-place finisher Bold Script and Souper Escape, who was the 8-1 third choice in the La Duchess Stakes-winner La Feve (Fr) began their late runs. Lorgnette, returned $19, $8.40 and $5.10. But Souper Escape was not to be denied and the chestnut filly drew off to win by three-and-three-quarter lengths over 5-2 favorite Bold Script in second with La Feve another half-length back in third. Favored Wings of Dawn, Power Gal (Jpn), Live Oak Standings published weekly stablemate Winandyourin Gin and Naughty Me completed the order of finish. every Friday in Wire To Wire Souper Escape finished in a final time of 1:42.71 over the fast track.

Back to Top Bogey Bash Dinner Dance & Charity Golf Tourney Friday, Oct. 4, 2019 Ocala National at Golden Hills Country Club GOLF Four-man Scramble Format–12:30 tee-off DINNER • DANCING LIVE ENTERTAINMENT By The Undercover Hippies WORLD CLASS LIVE AUCTION Once-in-a-lifetime Kentucky Derby Parties/Trip, Master’s Practice Round Experience, Master’s Final Rounds with Chef Cooking stations SILENT AUCTION Art, Gifts, Leather-Goods, Golf Outings and Experiences PROMOTIONS Whiskey Tasting & Cigar Bar on the Hole • Closest to the Pin Closest Drive to Fairway center Longest Drive • Hole-in-Ones Hole-in-Two Contest- Win a $5,000 Dream Golf Getaway to Pebble Beach Prizes to Top Two Teams FEES Golfers $125 (FTBOA $100) Inc: greens fees, cart, box lunch, dinner, polo shirt, cooler bag with water/beer Bring cash for additional charity offerings on the course Dinner Guests $50 • Casual attire

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FURY KAPCORI

Tiznow / Gin Running, by Go For Gin

Florida-bred Onyx/NICOLE THOMAS PHOTO Onyx Successful in KHOZAN Distorted Humor / Delta Initial Stakes Try Princess, by A.P. Indy

BY BROCK SHERIDAN ______just to her outside. Meanwhile jockey Jaramillo Emisael had Onyx in a comfort- Florida-bred Onyx went from maiden able position in the back of the pack. claiming winner to stakes winner in one Fujairah shook free while traveling race after the 2-year-old filly won the around the far turn and had a clear lead WINSLOW HOMER $100,000 Sharp Susan Stakes against eight turning for home as Onyx began to make a others going about seven-and-one-half fur- two-wide run around the second bend. longs on the turf at Gulfstream Park. Jaramillo took Onyx to the inside to Unbridled's Song / Summer After finishing fourth twice against challenge Fujairah down the lane and special weight maidens in her first two those two raced together before Onyx Raven, by Summer Squall career starts on dirt, the Juan Alverado- shook free for a three-quarter-length win trained Onyx dropped into a seven-and- in 1:30.85 on the firm turf. Fujairah was one-half furlong, $50,000 maiden claiming three-quarters of a length ahead of on grass and won by two-and-a-half Champagne Humor in third with Filly lengths on July 18 at Gulfstream. Jean King more than two lengths back in After a brief time off, Onyx returned in fourth. Milkah, Subtle Joy, Foxy Lady, The Sharp Susan and responded with Royal Mistress and Blessed Beast com- another big effort. pleted the order of finish. Fujairah went to the lead from the start Onyx has now won two of four career and the 4-5 favorite set pedestrian fractions starts with earnings of $114,420 for owner of :24.26 for the first quarter-mile and a and breeder Arindel. Onyx is by Dialed In half-mile in :47.76 with 22-1 longshot out of Youbetshecan, by Mr. Prospector Brent & Crystal Fernung, Owners Foxy Lady giving chase in second from and paid $11.80, $3.80 and $2.40. 5571 NW 100th St., Ocala Fl 34482 Office: 352.629.1200 – FAX 352.629.1201 •FTBOARestaurants • EquineMember Equipment, Discounts: Products & Services [email protected] • Hotels • Personal Services & more! www.JourneymanStallions.com www.ftboa.com-Go to MEMBER BENEFITS tab for details

Back to Top Page 13 Florida-bred Weekend Recap Liam’s Lucky Charm Wins FTBOA FSS Affirmed Battle BY BROCK SHERIDAN ______Luck had nothing to do with it and luck had everything to do with it. Stonehedge LLC’s homebred Liam’s Lucky Charm earned a hard fought victory over odds-one favorite Chance It to win one of the more thrilling editions of the $200,000 Florida Thoroughbred Breeders’ and Owners’ Association Florida Sire Stakes Affirmed. Liam’s Lucky Charm’s head margin of victory produced the closest finish in the FSS Affirmed since a head separated winner Shot Gun Scott and Sweadaus with American Dreamer another head back in third in the 1989 FSS Affirmed. The Affirmed attracted a field of nine Florida-bred 2- year-olds by FTBOA registered stallions, who went seven furlongs on the main track. The Affirmed is the second leg Florida-bred Liam’s Lucky Charm (#10)/LAUREN KING PHOTO of the $700,000 colts and geldings division of the FSS. who prefers to have a target all the time.” Chance It, who had won the six furlong FTBOA FSS Dr. Fager It was the third consecutive victory in the FSS Affirmed for Stakes by three-and-a-half lengths at Gulfstream on Aug. 3, broke Nicks who also saddled 2017 winner Soutache and won last year on top from post two with Dr. Fager third-place finisher Absolute with Garter and Tie. It was his sixth career win in the Florida Sire Grit from post seven and they shot to the front in tandem. Liam’s Stakes series. Lucky Charm and jockey Reylu Guetierrez raced to their outside “[Liam’s Lucky Charm] was in a good position [early in the and about a length-and-half back in third with Plato and Shivaree race]. [Trainer] Saffie [Joseph Jr.]’s horse [Chance It] kind of got just inside his hip in fourth and fifth. away had it his own way after getting some pace pressure early,” Chance It extended his lead to a length after a first quarter-mile Nicks said. “We kind of got to him today and it was a battle of the in an honest :22.67 with Absolute Grit in second and Liam’s two of them down the lane. Last time we couldn’t close and today Lucky Charm another two lengths back in third. we finished together. We were lucky enough to be a head better.” Around the turn, Liam’s Lucky Charm circled Absolute Grit Liam’s Lucky Charm is by Journeyman Stallions’ leading first and went after Chance It and after a half-mile in :46.07, those two crop sire Khozan out of P.S. I Love You, by Stormy Atlantic. The came into the stretch as a team with Absolute Grit and the others victory pushed Khozan to the number three spot nationally among now far back. first crop sires and into the top ten among the world’s leading sires Chance It had a momentary half-length on Liam’s Lucky of 2-year-olds. Liam's Lucky Charm is also the first stakes-winner Charm to his outside as they ran for home but the later fought for Khozan. back to even as they passed the sixteenth pole. Chance It and a P.S. I Love You has produced four other runners, all winners, by hard working Edgard Zayas appeared to push ahead approaching Macho Uno, High Cotton, Revolving and Winslow Homer. She the finish when Liam’s Lucky Charm put in one last burst to finish also has a yearling filly by Khozan, a weanling by He’s Had just ahead of Chance It under the wire as they stopped the timer in Enough and was bred again to Khozan in 2019. 1:23.25 on the fast track. Liam’s Lucky Charm won for the second time in four starts and Rebelde rallied from last to finish third at odds of 80-1 and was the $120,000 first-place check pushed him to $189,900. He broke followed by Shivaree, Absolute Grit, Northbrook, Plato, Jettin Out his maiden in his second start by nearly seven lengths at and Our Time. Gulfstream Park going five furlongs on a sloppy and sealed track “It was a tremendous race, a tremendous battle between two on June 9 after finishing third in his debut on May 12. Liam’s great horses,” Gutierrez said. “Last time, Chance It beat me pretty Lucky Charm was second, three-and-a-quarter lengths behind well. He had a little switching-leads problems last time. [Trainer] Chance it, in the $100,000 FTBOA FSS Dr. Fager on Aug. 3. Mr. [Ralph] Nicks’ team does such a splendid job.” “I think he’s a little slow coming around. I think he’s going to It was the first win in the FTBOA Florida Sire Stakes for get better as he matures and gets older,” Nicks said. “I think two Gutierrez whose previous best finish was a third on Gump in the turns is well within his grasp.” 2018 FTBOA FSS In Reality. Liam’s Lucky Charm paid $9.80 to win, $3.20 to place and Zayas also talked about the FTBOA FSS Affirmed battle. $2.60 to show. “[Chance It] was trying hard. But he prefers not to be on the The FTBOA Florida Sire Stakes series for colts and geldings lead, and the way the race set up for him, breaking from the inside, will conclude Sept. 28 at Gulfstream Park with the $400,000 In he was having to force himself,” Zayas said. “He looks like a horse Reality at a mile-and-one-sixteenth.

Back to Top Page 14 Florida-bred Weekend Recap Ceci Valentina Upsets FTBOA FSS Susan’s Girl BY BROCK SHERIDAN ______Valentina was second to last and more than seven lengths behind. Amalio Ruiz-Lozano of Williston, Fla., Just after Ms Big Spring finished saw his homebred filly Ceci Valentina take the first quarter in a quick :22.33, a big step in her progressing improvement Desert Vixen third-place finisher Two Saturday at Gulfstream Park when she Sixty appeared to take a bad step and upset the $400,000 Florida Thoroughbred jockey Edgard Zayas was dismounted Breeders’ and Owners’ Association as the race continued with no incident. Florida Sire Stakes Susan’s Girl at odds of As the field went around the far 12-1. turn, jockey Jairo Rendon sent Lenzi’s Previously undefeated, Lenzi’s Lucky Lucky Lady up to challenge Ms Big Lady was the 3-5 heavy favorite among Spring from the outside as Ceci the nine 2-year-old Florida-bred fillies by Valentina and rider Marco Meneses FTBOA registered stallions who went were encountering difficult traffic seven furlongs in the Susan’s Girl, the sec- while still seven lengths back. ond leg of the $700,000 filly division of After a half-mile in :45.82, Lenzi’s the FSS. Lucky Lady took the field into the Ms Big Spring went to the front early in homestretch with Ms Big Spring still the FSS Susan’s Girl with Lenzi’s Lucky close on the rail and Bahamian Girl Lady just to her outside while Ceci making a bid to their outside. Just when it appeared the fight would be between those three, Ceci Valentina IN MEMORIAM suddenly appeared on the far outside and shot past the leaders to win by a Florida-bred Ceci Valentina/RYAN THOMPSON PHOTO “Doc” Littleton O. Riggsby length-and-one-half in a final time of Kantharos. She has a yearling full-brother 1:27.32. Bahamian Girl was second and a Lifelong Marion County Horseman to Ceci Valentina in Battle Cry and a half-length in front of Awesome Indra in weanling filly by Noble Bird. She was third. Ms Big Spring, Tara, Lenzi’s Lucky bred to Ocala Stud’s Awesome Slew in Lady Dienda, Rain and Marrens Marvel 2019. completed the order of finish. Two Sixty It was the second win in three career also completed the course and did not starts for Ceci Valentina, who won by two- appear injured. Zayas also was not hurt and-a-half lengths at second asking and would ride two races later in the against special weight maidens at FTBOA FSS Affirmed. Gulfstream on Aug. 3 going five-and-a- It was the first victory in the Florida half furlongs on a track label as good. She Sire Stakes for Meneses, who was also rid- was third in her debut in a July 14 maiden ing his first mount in the series. Trainer special weight at Gulfstream. Angel Rodriguez picked up his second Ceci Valentina now has career revenues FSS victory after winning the 2017 FSS of $162,750 after the $120,000 earned in Desert Vixen with Go Astray. the FSS Susan’s Girl. Despite the gratifying win in the FSS Ceci Valentina paid $27 to win, $11.20 Susan’s Girl, the race was not easy for to place and $7 to show. “Doc” Littleton O. Riggsby, age 75, either Meneses nor Rodriguez, who passed peacefully on Saturday, August Rodriguez said the next stop for Ceci expected Ceci Valentina to be much closer Valentina will be the $400,000 FTBOA FSS 24, 2019. to the front early in the race. In his younger years, he worked at My Dear Girl to be run at a mile-and-one- “She was so far back,” Rodriguez said. sixteenth at Gulfstream Park on Sept. 28. many of our thoroughbred farms, such “Marcos said she was in a little trouble. as Marablue, Mare Haven and was a “She’s really a nice filly,” Rodriguez They were pinching her. They had said. maintenance supervisor at Murty nowhere to go. And then she got to the Brothers for many years. He was the outside and came on very strong at the captain of Marion County Mounted end.” Certificates for registered Posse and participated in may search “It was a hard race,” Meneses agreed. Florida-breds are available events. He retired from the Marion “But in the stretch she really gave me a County Road Department after many good run. Today it worked out for us.” on demand by calling years of service. He was also an active Ceci Valentina is by Ocala Stud stallion FTBOA Registrar Sheila Budden thoroughbred horse breeder at his time Prospective out of Fort Carillon, by at 352-629-2160 or email at of death. He will be dearly missed. Runaway Groom. Fort Carillon has also Please leave condolences at Roberts produced stakes-placed Miss Amalita, by [email protected] Downtown Chapel website or Facebook. Pomeroy, and winners by Gone Astray and

Back to Top Page 15 Florida-bred Weekend Recap It’s All In the Hands As Global Access Wins Saranac BY BROCK SHERIDAN ______When Live Oak Plantation homebred Global Access finished third behind win- ner Casa Creed last time out in the Grade 2 Hall of Fame Stakes on Aug. 2 at Saratoga, jockey John Velazquez thought the 3-year-old colt had a difficult time relaxing and had spent too much energy early in the race. So the Hall of Fame rider took a dif- ferent tactic with Global Access into the Grade 3 Saranac Stakes Saturday at Saratoga against four other sophomores going a mile-and-one-sixteenth on the turf for a purse of $200,000. “Last time, we got in trouble behind horses. So, today I put my hands down and he was comfortable on the outside and relaxed much better that way,” Velazquez said. “When I put him behind Florida-bred Global Access and owner Charlotte Weber/SUSIE RAISHER PHOTO horses last time he was very rank, so the first time [in the Hall of Fame Daveron is also the dam of graded- today was totally different. He relaxed Stakes], I could just sense he was a little stakes-winning Live Oak homebred really well and kicked hard down the frustrated and it didn’t go as well as he March to the Arch, winning filly Honor lane. I was really comfortable with the wanted,” Trombetta said. “At the time, and Blessing, by To Honor and Serve, an way he was going.” the turf course was carrying really fast. I unraced filly by in Pretty and Recent maiden winner Power Player think he was anxious to get another Fast, a yearling colt by Kitten’s Joy and went to the lead from the start and took opportunity to ride him. He managed and a weanling filly by Quality Road. He the field around the first turn as Global him great today. I was a little concerned now has a career bankroll of $316,742. Access and Velazquez settled into last when he settled back off what looked He paid $10 to win, $3.30 to place and about seven lengths farther back. like a slow pace. He obviously was very and $2.30 to show. Power Player extended his lead to four comfortable doing what he did. It’s a lit- Trombetta did not rule out stretching lengths down the backstretch as he tle later in the meet and maybe [the turf] the horse out in distance later on down clocked the first quarter-mile in a isn’t quite as fast as it’s been. I think the the road. leisurely :24.99 and the half-mile in horse probably preferred that a little :49.66. more, plus the extra sixteenth of a mile.” “[Global Access] shows up every time Odds-on favorite Good Governance It was the fourth win in 11 starts for and does well,” Trombetta said. “I don’t moved up to challenge for the lead in the Global Access who earned $110,000 for think this horse has any distance limita- far turn along with Renaldi between winning the Saranac. He is by Giant’s tions. He always finishes up with good horses and those two began the run for Causeway out of the multiple-graded- energy and gallops out strong. If I get the home together after three-quarters in stakes-winning mare Daveron (Ger), by opportunity to try him further, I certainly :1:13.37 as Global Access made a sudden Black Sam Bellamy (Ire). will.” appearance on the far outside. Those three fought for the lead down the stretch before Global Access got a BARN CREW – FULL TIME AVAILABLE neck advantage over Good Governance EQUINE REPRODUCTION CENTER at the finish with Seismic Wave another LOCATED IN SUMMERFIELD length back in third. Rinaldi and Power We have an immediate opening for an enthusiastic, Player completed the order of finish. The final time on the firm turf was 1:41.80. hard-working team player to join our Barn Crew. This position is Trainer Michael Trombetta said he responsible for cleaning stalls, landscaping, mowing pastures was looking forward to a better perform- with a large tractor and assisting with general farm maintenance. ance from Global Access in the Saranac. You must be able to change tractor implements. Apply in person “Talking with John after he rode him or call 1-352-237-6151, ext. 223 for more details. EOE/DFWP

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Copyright © 2004 Florida Stallion Progeny for Daily Racing Form Thursday & Friday, September 5 & 6 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.

GONE ASTRAY REVOLVING Thursday, September 5 My Little Princess 7 Gulfstream Park Little Miss May 3 Presque Isle Downs ACT OF DUTY Primetime Gal 3 Finger Lakes GRAEME HALL SABRE D’ARGENT Springmeier 4 Belterra Park Dreams d’Argent 8 Presque Isle Downs ADIOS CHARLIE Charlie the Greek 4 Gulfstream Park GREATNESS SASHA’S PROSPECT My Sarasota Star 8 Gulfstream Park Dizzy Gillespie 4 Gulfstream Park Sinful Moves 7 Remington Park Howgreatthouart 8 Indiana Grand AWESOME OF COURSE SCOTTISH HALO Awesome Five 4 Penn National HANDSOME MIKE El Chihuas 5 Remington Park My Little Rosy 3 Gulfstream Park BIG DRAMA SOLDAT Drama in the Rain 3 Gulfstream Park HEAR NO EVIL Two Dot 5 Kentucky Downs Oblio’s Wish 3 Gulfstream Park Diva Dana 2 Presque Isle Downs Drama Run 3 Presque Isle Downs SPANISH STEPS HIGH COTTON Gilded Drama 4 Delaware Park Two Stepping Groom 6 Belterra Park Tail Gunner Carl 4 Presque Isle Downs Infuriated 4 Delaware Park Storming My Way 5 Delaware Park Miz Blue 5 Gulfstream Park TELLING IN SUMMATION Road Game 1 Kentucky Downs BIONDETTI El Cacique 6 Presque Isle Downs Peggy N Judy 3 Presque Isle Downs Rigoletto 7 Belterra Park Awsum Roar 7 Gulfstream Park Devastating Move 5 Colonial Downs Fontanazza 8 Gulfstream Park Turko Treat 9 Colonial Downs IRISH ROAD THE BIG BEAST Gawkier 2 Indiana Grand Hear My Prayer 5 Gulfstream Park BOASTFUL Boastful Contessa 9 Gulfstream Park KANTHAROS THISNEARLYWASMINE Freckles Kan 7 Gulfstream Park BRETHREN Anita Marie 3 Presque Isle Downs Select Friday 8 Gulfstream Park Bali 2 Penn National TREASURE BEACH (GB) Horizon 7 Penn National KEYED ENTRY Nymue’s Treasure 4 Charles Town CONCERTO Cumberland Gap 4 Penn National Beach Dreaming 7 Gulfstream Park Bosco Bob’s Baby 5 Colonial Downs A Nice Rendition 4 Presque Isle Downs TWO STEP SALSA CONGRATS KHOZAN Magic Two 7 Gulfstream Park Kozy Kat 5 Gulfstream Park Gettin Even 1 Indiana Grand Salsa Rita 7 Gulfstream Park May Flowers 3 Presque Isle Downs MACHO UNO Polished Degree 6 Penn National Dancingwithjimmieb 9 Gulfstream Park WESTERN PRIDE Eckersley 8 Kentucky Downs Julios Cat 6 Presque Isle Downs MASS MEDIA COOL COAL MAN Blessed At Mass 5 Colonial Downs WILDCAT HEIR Cool Stance 6 Gulfstream Park Pink Mama 6 Delaware Park Faction Cat 3 Colonial Downs CORFU Buch of Daisies 8 Belterra Park WINSLOW HOMER Viola’s Legacy 6 Charles Town OVERDRIVEN L. A. House 1 Penn National COWTOWN CAT Blackshear 1 Delaware Park WITH DISTINCTION I’m a Catman 3 Penn National Blue Blue Ice 1 Gulfstream Park Distinct Approval 4 Charles Town Three Socks One 1 Gulfstream Park My Patronus 7 Presque Isle Downs DRILL Power Punch 2 Gulfstream Park Kid Slipper 4 Delaware Park R Prerogative 8 Gulfstream Park YESBYJIMMINY POSEIDON’S WARRIOR Contrarity 6 Delaware Park Sky Warrior 3 Indiana Grand DUKE OF MISCHIEF Anonymous 7 Colonial Downs Thunder Show 2 Gulfstream Park Rockys Warrior 6 Penn National Tiz Promising Rvf 7 Penn National PROSPECTIVE Naughty Girl 9 Colonial Downs Centerfoldprospect 1 Delaware Park Friday, September 6 EXCHANGE RATE Mas Chikilin 3 Colonial Downs ADIOS CHARLIE Piercing Star 9 Remington Park Spinning Joey 7 Presque Isle Downs R Kiss Em Goodbye 2 Gulfstream Park Glory Roll 3 Gulfstream Park PUT IT BACK EXCLUSIVE QUALITY Master Ewen 5 Hastings Februarysexclusive 1 Gulfstream Park Overcame 1 Indiana Grand Hard Knocks Rock 6 Assiniboia Downs Slewys Chosen One 2 Delaware Park Flight Time (BRZ) 9 Kentucky Downs Kylesnorthernstar 9 Gulfstream Park So Long Chuck 7 Gulfstream Park RATTLESNAKE BRIDGE Kansascity Shuffle 7 Marquis Downs FIRST DUDE Populist Tap R V F 1 Colonial Downs Backyard Fun 3 Delaware Park St Joe Viper 2 Gulfstream Park AWESOME OF COURSE Dudicious 3 Gulfstream Park Snake Eyed Girl 6 Gulfstream Park Rigo 4 Gulfstream Park He’s One Wild Dude 4 Colonial Downs I Idolize You 6 Gulfstream Park READ THE FOOTNOTES GLOBAL RESPONSE Uwandadance 2 Finger Lakes B L’S APPEAL Jupi’s Lightning 2 Gulfstream Park Okie Note 5 Remington Park Raja’s Appeal 4 Canterbury Park Continued on next page

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Copyright © 2004 Florida Stallion Progeny for Friday, Sept. 6 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.

BELGRAVIA FORT LOUDON OVERDRIVEN Brother Jerry 6 Colonial Downs Valley Girl 2 Gulfstream Park Driven by Thunder 5 Gulfstream Park Hay Boy 7 Laurel Park BIG DRAMA FURY KAPCORI Fabulous Lady 3 Canterbury Park Venezuelan Heart 9 Gulfstream Park POSEIDON’S WARRIOR Sum Mo Cash 4 Colonial Downs Dependable Lady 1 Indiana Grand It’s Just Bob 8 Los Alamitos Race Course GONE ASTRAY Risen Change 2 Colonial Downs Got Glee 3 Gulfstream Park BRING THE HEAT PROSPECTIVE Jersey Life 4 Colonial Downs GOTTCHA GOLD An Ocala Ten 8 Los Alamitos Race Course Kesse 1 Hastings BWANA CHARLIE K K Gold 5 Hastings READ THE FOOTNOTES Charlie Mops 1 Colonial Downs Readthecliffnotes 8 Arlington GRAEME HALL Miss Orienta 8 Remington Park CHAPEL ROYAL Old Toy 1 Assiniboia Downs Corporate Charlie 2 Black Foot REVOLVING GREATNESS Revolving Star 4 Gulfstream Park CHITU Lady Greatness 4 Colonial Downs Lil Chitu 9 Colonial Downs Kinahora 7 Assiniboia Downs SILVER TREE CONGRATS The Doer 9 Gulfstream Park Sound Off 3 Laurel Park HANDSOME MIKE McLean House 4 Laurel Park Gran Greyfrost 1 Gulfstream Park SLIGO BAY (IRE) Sunshine Gal 5 Belmont Park Sunset Summer 7 Colonial Downs Crumlin Time 6 Woodbine I’ll Make U Famous 5 Colonial Downs Best Chance Yet 8 Colonial Downs Gabi’s Bay Bae 7 Hastings Handsome Lil J J 8 Colonial Downs McKale 7 Los Alamitos Race Course SOLDAT Lady Kaza 8 Belmont Park HEAR NO EVIL Quality H Two O 2 Colonial Downs My Girl Rocket 8 Indiana Grand Toni Ann’s Miracle 5 Golden Gate Fields Sol Dat Sugar 2 Woodbine COOL COAL MAN Hooray for Harvey 4 Indiana Grand Vassy 7 Gulfstream Park IMPEACHMENT Impeachment Ace 2 Los Alamitos Hugoigo 9 Gulfstream Park SONGANDAPRAYER Monarchos Prayer 2 Remington Park INDY WIND CURRENCY SWAP Indy Rhythm 8 Belterra Park Man With a Plan 8 Gulfstream Park STRONG HOPE Garrison K 5 Indiana Grand Crooked Currency 9 Colonial Downs KANTHAROS Nettleton 4 Belmont Park DRILL THE BIG BEAST Wine Bottle 2 Gulfstream Park Sunny My Way 4 Colonial Downs Red River Girl 2 Colonial Downs C’Era Una Volta 4 Gulfstream Park DUKE OF MISCHIEF Til the End 7 Gulfstream Park TREASURE BEACH (GB) Off to the Beach 5 Arlington Seven Ways 5 Colonial Downs Blessed Arion 8 Colonial Downs Saratoga Treasure 5 Belmont Park Silent Mischief 9 Gulfstream Park Yes for Less 8 Gulfstream Park Ambassador Jim 5 Gulfstream Park EXCHANGE RATE KHOZAN Peut Etre 6 Woodbine Pewter 1 Canterbury Park Rosas Way 8 Gulfstream Park Nanie’s Treasure 7 Colonial Downs Tashiara 2 Canterbury Park Can Do Too 9 Colonial Downs MACHO UNO Imperial Palace 9 Gulfstream Park EXCLUSIVE QUALITY Eyes On 2 Indiana Grand No Se Vende 2 Gulfstream Park Allgrit 6 Indiana Grand TWO STEP SALSA FACTUM Pastor Van 6 Remington Park Two Steps Faster 3 Assiniboia Downs Rising Storm 4 Gulfstream Park Juliannas Treasure 9 Remington Park Broken Spoke 8 Gulfstream Park FIELD COMMISSION MASS MEDIA WAGON LIMIT My Little Rose 1 Remington Park Chavon 1 Belterra Park Limit Money (DOM) 8 Charles Town Resident 6 Gulfstream Park MILWAUKEE BREW WILDCAT HEIR FINALE Successful Brew 7 Hastings True Heiress 3 Gulfstream Park Jazz Bear 4 Black Foot Midnight Brew 7 Woodbine Crown Kitten 5 Golden Gate Fields FIRST DUDE MR. SEKIGUCHI Enduros Tigress 3 Gulfstream Park WINSLOW HOMER Little Snip 1 Colonial Downs Old Timer’s Day 4 Gulfstream Park Bennett 6 Indiana Grand Valiant Virtue 8 Gulfstream Park OUTFLANKER WITH DISTINCTION El Duque 9 Gulfstream Park Benny Havens 1 Laurel Park King Leonardo 1 Gulfstream Park

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Copyright © 2004 Florida Breeders’ List for Daily Racing Form Thursday & Friday, September 5 & 6 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.

Drama in the Rain 3 Alan Benning, Inc. Fleeting Kitty 2 San Basilio LLC Thursday, September 5 Dudicious 3 Stones Throw Thoroughbred Farm Legitimacy 2 Brent Fernung & Crystal Fernung BELTERRA PARK My Little Rosy 3 Ponder Hill, Inc. Drama Run 3 Jocelyn Dickey McKathan Rapid Dial 4 Arindel Farm Oblio’s Wish 3 Hallmarc Stallions, LLC Little Miss May 3 Stonehedge LLC Spezia 4 Dizney Double Diamond LLC Big Boy Bruno 4 Frank Bertolino Peggy N Judy 3 LynnDale Farm, Inc. Springmeier 4 Robert D. Gibson Charlie the Greek 4 Suzanne Sharra-Maxwell A Nice Rendition 4 Larry Foggle Rigoletto 7 Woodford Thoroughbreds Chillin Lady 5 Darsan Inc. Arch of Honor 5 Sienna Farms LLC Buch of Daisies 8 Kathleen Amaya, Alexandro Hear My Prayer 5 Janet Erwin El Cacique 6 Craig Lawrence Wheeler Centofanti &Raffaele Centofanti Kozy Kat 5 Hickstead Farm Julios Cat 6 Mayo West Farm & Liam Benson Riddlemeree 8 Helen Barbazon & Joseph Bar- Miz Blue 5 Jennifer Johnson, Gillian Johnson My Patronus 7 Stonehedge, LLC bazon &Gem Racing Inc Spinning Joey 7 Equest Thoroughbreds, Inc. Music City Wolf 5 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Borchetta Dreams d’Argent 8 Lori A. Smock COLONIAL DOWNS Cool Stance 6 Odalie Arnold Sebreth Souper Warrior 8 Live Oak Stud Faction Cat 3 Ann Ferrentino Savannah Grass 6 Twin Stars Equine, LLC Mas Chikilin 3 Ocala Stud Snake Eyed Girl 6 Hartley de Renzo Thoroughbreds REMINGTON PARK Forevamo 6 Ocala Stud He’s One Wild Dude 4 Wheelock Whitney Freckles Kan 7 Linda Petersen Blessed At Mass 5 Dr. Myron Wilson Magic Two 7 Lucille Geranis Bosco Bob’s Baby 5 Dr. Robert Baker Majestic Maiara 7 Just For Fun Stable Friday, September 6 Devastating Move 5 Sorrento Oaks Farm Inc My Little Princess 7 Group 2 Racing LLC Digital Diva 5 Sorrento Oaks Farm Inc. ARLINGTON Nothins Free 7 Blitchton Breeding LLC Off to the Beach 5 Cynthia M. Kowall Betting On Red 6 Endsley Oaks Farm, Inc Salsa Rita 7 Ron Francoeur Street Edge 5 Carolyn Wilson Wild Wigglin Jack 6 Dennis Ward Fontanazza 8 Woodford Thoroughbreds Trumpi 6 Vegso Racing Stable Anonymous 7 Sorrento Oaks Farm Inc J P’s Delight 8 Brent Fernung, Crystal Fernung Naughty Girl 9 Christine Weiss &Eugene P. Cahalan ASSINIBOIA DOWNS Turko Treat 9 Woodford Thoroughbreds Midtown Rose 8 Dynasty Thoroughbreds Two Steps Faster 3 Get Away Farm My Sarasota Star 8 Joel Sainer Hard Knocks Rock 6 Molly Mae Mackenzie & Jeffery HOLLYWOOD CASINO AT CHARLES TOWN RACES Gutapfel Bella Bless 3 Farm III Enterprises LLC R Prerogative 8 Get Away Farm Honest Fight 6 El Batey Farm LLC Eclipticals Viski 3 Maria Montez Haire Select Friday 8 Stonestreet Thoroughbred Hold- Kinahora 7 Seymour Cohen Distinct Approval 4 Charles Patton ings LLC Nymue’s Treasure 4 Edward Seltzer, Beverly Ander- True Atka 8 Farm III Enterprises LLC BELMONT PARK son,Joseph Barbazon & Helen Big Angel 9 Northwest Stud Nettleton 4 Stonestreet Thoroughbred Hold- Barbazon Boastful Contessa 9 Vickie Smith ings LLC Viola’s Legacy 6 Green Key Farm Chaos Rising 9 Golden Fleece Racing Inc. Cultural Mandate 9 Sun Thoroughbred Stable BELTERRA PARK DELAWARE PARK Kylesnorthernstar 9 Brent Fernung & Crystal Fernung Chavon 1 Roberto Sanson Blackshear 1 Antonia Noonan Warrior’s Dream 1 Bonnie Heath Farm, LLC Centerfoldprospect 1 Antonia Noonan INDIANA GRAND RACE COURSE Venezuelantreasure 6 Orlyana Farm Slewys Chosen One 2 Mr. & Mrs. Jan Alan Meehan & Mr. Overcame 1 Southern Chase Farm, Inc., Karen A Bit Quick 8 Orlyana Farm & Mrs.John T. Petika Dodd &Greg Dodd Indy Rhythm 8 Tricia Zimmerman Backyard Fun 3 Arboritanza Racing LLC & Melissa Howgreatthouart 8 JennLynn Thoroughbreds LLC L.Anthony COLONIAL DOWNS KENTUCKY DOWNS Charlie Mops 1 Heiligbrodt Racing Stable Sunshine Bay 3 Stonehedge, LLC Road Game 1 Stonewall’s Prestige Stallions, As Little Snip 1 Gary Leonard Gilded Drama 4 Harold Queen Agent Red River Girl 2 Michael Crowe & Judy Crowe Infuriated 4 Harold L. Queen Sparkys Surprise 2 Sharon Biamonte Risen Change 2 Big E Stables, LLC Kid Slipper 4 Gordon Reiss & Lindie Reiss Lunag Ri 3 Thomas D. Foley Jr. Jersey Life 4 Wesley Ward & Joe Pesci Halfback 5 GoldMark Farm, LLC Cruel Summer 5 Hickstead Farm Lady Greatness 4 Oliver B. Brooks Jr. Storming My Way 5 Marion G. Montanari Swagger Jagger 8 Woodford Thoroughbreds Sum Mo Cash 4 Amanda Thompson Gonzalez Contrarity 6 Tricia Zimmerman Zero Gravity 9 Peter Berglar &Gerardo Gonzalez Dancing Lucy 6 Glen Hill Farm Boldest Vow 10 BryLynn Farm, Inc. Risk Reversal 5 Destiny Oaks of Ocala Pink Mama 6 Richard Tortora & Mary Tortora Seven Ways 5 Northwest Stud Precocious Peach 6 Mossarosa PENN NATIONAL L. A. House 1 Laura Colon & Michael Colon Attack Zone 6 Jonathan Dean FINGER LAKES Bali 2 Arindel Brother Jerry 6 David J. Markgraf & Linda Mark- Primetime Gal 3 Gilbert G. 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