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Featured Advertisers ftboa.com • Thursday - Sunday • December 24 - 27, 2020 FEC/FTBOA PUBLICATION FLORIDA’SDAILYRACINGDIGEST Click for Holiday Hours In This Issue: Singlino Seeks Second Career Stakes Win FL-bred Fillies in Tropical Park Oaks Five Nominated for George Woolf Award Charlatan vs. Nashville in Runhappy Malibu Anderson Named President of CD Racetrack Featured Advertisers Congress Passes Horseracing Integrity and Gulfstream Park Charts Safety Legislation Florida Department of Agriculture Tampa Bay Downs Charts Mucho Gusto in San Antonio Stakes FTBOA Track Results & Entries Sole Volante Returns to Turf in Saturday’s Journeyman Stud Tropical Park Derby Florida Stallion Progeny List Ocala Breeders’ Feed & Supply Sharing One to Beat in American Oaks Florida Breeders’ List Ocala Stud Seminole Feed Asmussen Versus Baffert in La Brea Wire to Wire Business Place QGLDQ&KDUOLH7HDN7RWHPE\1RUWKHUQ$ÁHHW $4,000 I Adios Charlie | $2,500 Flatter - Galloping Ami, by Victory Gallop Ami’s Flatter | $4,000 Awesome Again - Slewfoundmoney, by Seeking the Gold Awesome Slew | $1,500 Unbridled’s Song - Tamboz, by Tapit Batallion Runner | NEW $2,500 Ghostzapper - Indian Spell, by Indian Charlie Dak Attack | $6,000 Tale of Ekati - Catch the Moon, by Malibu Moon Girvin | $3,500 Bernardini - Ava Knowsthecode, by Cryptoclearance Greenpointcrusader | $2,500 Put It Back - Fiesta Baby, by Dayjur In Summation | $4,000 Curlin - Rachel Alexandra, by Medaglia d’Oro Jess’s Dream | $4,000 Birdstone - Anyhow, by Tiznow Noble Bird | NEW $5,000 Perfect Soul (IRE) - Seeking the Title, by Seeking the Gold Seeking the Soul | $4,000 Yes It’s True - V V S Flawless, by Deputy Minister Inquiries to David O’Farrell The Big Beast [email protected] | P.O. 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Trained by Christophe Clement, who was recently crowned the leading trainer at Aqueduct’s Fall Meeting that concluded Dec. 6, Speaktomeofsummer won the Grade 2 Lake Placid Stakes ahead of Stunning Sky in second going a mile on the turf at Saratoga on July 18. The two fillies faced off again in their next start going a mile-and-an-eighth in the $500,000 Saratoga Oaks with Stunning Sky finishing second to Antoinette while Speaktomeofsummer was fourth. Speaktomeofsummer bounced back to finish second to Tamhere in the Grade 2 Sands Points Stakes going a mile on the turf at Belmont on Oct. 10 before a traffic layden fourth in the $100,000 Winter Memories in her last race at Aqueduct going a mile-and-a-sixteenth on Nov. 15. Speaktomeofsummer is the second richest filly among the Tropical Oaks entries with $241,500 from three wins and a sec- ond in eight starts for owner Waterford Stable LLC. The daughter of Summer Front out of Silver Reunion, by Harlan’s Holiday will See TROPICAL PARK OAKS on page 5 Back to Top Back to Top Page 5 Tropical Park Oaks Continued from page 3 break from post 10 and Junior Alvarado gets the mount. After the Saratoga Oaks, Stunning Sky finished fourth in the $453,000 Dueling Grounds Oaks won by Micheline at Kentucky Downs over a mile-and-five-sixteenths on their undulating turf course on Oct. 16. She then finished fourth to Princess Grace in the Grade 2 Mrs. Revere Stakes going a mile-and-one-sixteenth after being taken off the turf at Churchill Downs on Nov. 14 in her last race. Junior Alvarado/COGLIANESE PHOTO Stunning Sky is trained by Michael Maker for Paradise Farms Corp., and Parkland Thoroughbreds and the daughter of Florida-bred American Giant/RYAN THOMPSON PHOTO Declaration of War out of Sky Walk by Unbridled’s Song is the III. She is by Pleasant Acres Stallions resident Handsome Mike richest among the Tropical Parks Oaks entrants with $314,725. out of Sapphire Mine, by Mineshaft and was bred in Florida by She has won three of 12 starts with two seconds and a third and Helen and Joseph Barbazon. Irad Ortiz Jr. will be aboard when she is dispatched from post two. Joe Bravo will ride Blue Mistress for the first time and they American Giant earned her stakes-winning credentials in her have post five. last race when she won the $100,000 Cellars Shiraz Stakes at Ask Bailey is the only other stakes winner entered for the Gulfstream Park West over several other Tropical Park Oaks rivals Tropical Derby Oaks as she took the $50,000 Northand Pride going a mile on their turf course listed as good. Oaks at Canterbury Downs going a mile on the turf in July. The daughter of More Than Ready out of the Giant’s Causeway She is also trained by Michael Maker and was an $80,000 pur- mare Giant Chystal is a homebred for Live Oak Plantation and is chase by current owners Hooties Racing LLC and WSS Racing trained by Michael Trombetta. She has won four of 11 career LLC at the 2019 Ocala Breeders’ Sales April Sale from the con- starts, including the Juvenile Turf Fillies Stakes at Gulfstream signment of Randy Miles. Park West in October of last year, and has drawn post eight. Luis Saez will ride Ask Baily from post 11. Paco Lopez gets the return mount. The remainder of the field in post order includes Secret Time Trombetta will also saddle Virginia Beach, who will be trying (Ger), who was second in the Cellars Chiraz for trainer Arnaud to win her second stakes after taking the $82,000 M. Tyson Gilpin Delacour; Windracer (Ire) for trainer Jack Sisterson; Vigilantes Stakes at Laurel Park on Oct. 9 going five-and-a-half furlongs on Way, a third-place finisher in the Winter Memories Stakes last out the grass. Trombetta is hoping she can improve off of her sixth- and second in the $100,000 Hilltop two starts back for trainer place finish last time out in the Cellar Shiraz. Shug McGaughey; Lindy Lou (Fr), also trained by Delacour; Mo Edgar Prado will be wearing the Orange and Blue silks of of the West from the Mark Casse barn; the Brad Cox-trained More Country Life Farm and the daughter of Twirling Candy out of Than Usual and and Good Credence. Enterprise Beach by El Prado (Ire) is set to start from post five. Trainer Mark Casse is hoping to see improvement from Florida-bred Mo of the West, who finished fifth in the Cellars Shiraz after a slow start. The hard luck filly was also seventh in the $75,000 Miss Gracie Stakes going seven-and-a-half furlongs on the turf after jockey Miguel Vasquez lost a stirrup early in that Sept. 5 test at Gulfstream Park. The daughter of Uncle Mo has won three of seven starts, two FTBOA Holiday Schedule of which came against first level optional claimers at Gulfstream Christmas Park in July and September, and she has earned $88,700 while • The FTBOA, FEC offices will be closed Thursday, Dec. 24 and racing in the colors of HRH Prince Sultan Bin Mishal Al Saud. Friday, Dec. 25 for the Christmas Holiday. Miguel Vasquez will again be in the saddle for Mo of the West, • The Friday, Dec. 25 and the Saturday-Sunday Dec. 26, 27 who is out of the Gone West mare Satulah. She was bred in the Sunshine State by Don Ming and will break from post nine. issues of Wire to Wire will not be published in order for staff to cel- Coming out of a fourth-place finish in the Miss Gracie Stakes ebrate Christmas Eve and Christmas. is Rolling Meadows Farm’s Blue Mistress, who had better results New Year’s Day two starts back when second by a nose to Lucky Polly in the • The FTBOA, FEC offices will be closed Friday, Jan. 1 for the $100,000 Martha Washington Stakes going a mile on the turf at New Year’s Day holiday. Gulfstream Park on Aug. 8. • The Saturday-Sunday, Jan. 2-3 issue of Wire to Wire will not Blue Misstress has won one of 11 starts with two seconds and be published in order for staff to celebrate New Year’s Day. a third and sports $43,293 in earnings for owner Lester Barbazon Back to Top Back to Top Page 7 Charlatan vs. Nashville in Santa Anita’s Grade 1 Runhappy Malibu BY SANTA ANITA Nashville, a bay colt trained PRESS OFFICE ____________ by Steve Asmussen, also has had three starts, winning by a com- ARCADIA, CA—Charlatan, one bined margin of nearly 25 in a battalion of bluebloods based lengths, including the restricted in Bob Baffert’s bountiful barn, Perryville Stakes at Keeneland faces off against Nashville in the by three-and-a-half lengths on Grade 1 Runhappy Malibu Stakes Nov. 7 in which he set a track set for opening day of the 84th record for six furlongs of season at Santa Anita Park on 1:07.89.
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