TIMES Monday, January 30, 2012 ® INSIDE Handicapper of the Year ...... page 3 Papaw Bodie wins John B. Connally ...... page 4 Alpha prepares for Withers ...... page 5 takes Stewards’ Cup ...... page 10 T DAY New Zealand premier sale preview ...... page 10 Your inside track to the Thoroughbred industry Algorithms hands champion Hansen first defeat in In a battle of unbeatens it was Starlight Racing’s Cryptoclearance, Algorithms was purchased by Algorithms who took down 2011 champion two- Starlight Partners for $170,000 at the 2010 Keene- year-old male Hansen on Sunday in the $400,000 land September yearling sale. (G3) at . Algorithms won his debut at five furlongs on Hansen, winner of the 2011 Grey Goose Breed- June 2011 at . He entered off a 1 ers’ Cup Juvenile (G1) to secure the Eclipse clear win on December 16 at Gulfstream in a 6 ⁄2- Award and cap an unbeaten season, led into the furlong optional claiming race and capably stretch after setting the pace through a testing handled his stakes debut as the 5-to-2 second half-mile in :45.67 but could not hold off the late ALGORITHMS betting choice under Javier Castellano. rush of Algorithms. Bob Coglianese/Gulfstream Park photo “He felt absolutely amazing today,” Castellano The -trained Bernardini colt swept past with said. “He broke so sharp and wanted to go to the lead, but I just an explosive turn of foot, opened a clear lead in early stretch, took my time. I don’t think two turns will be a problem for him. and completed the one-mile race in 1:36.17 on a sealed, sloppy I rode his father, Bernardini, to win the Preakness [Stakes (G1)] track to prevail by five lengths. and other big races and, hopefully, this horse can be like that. “This race was going to tell us where we were with [Algo- He certainly is in the right hands with Todd Pletcher.” rithms], running against the two-year-old champion. Now, he’s The Holy Bull was Pletcher’s third win on the card after tak- done everything we’ve asked him to,” Pletcher said of the Ken- ing the seventh race with talented three-year-old El Padrino tucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (G1) hopeful. and the Forward Gal Stakes (G2) with Broadway’s Alibi. “It’s too early to say what we might do with him at this point. Hansen, who stumbled and ducked in at the start, held off You can never have enough good three-year-olds, but you hate My Adonis by a half-length for second as the 9-to-10 favorite. to run them against each other. Now we have Discreet Dancer “[Hansen] stumbled coming out of the gate and he picked him- and this colt that are two for two over the track. [Algorithms self up pretty quickly, but sometimes that scares a horse a little bit is] by Bernardini and I don’t think he’ll have distance limita- and they go a little fast,” Hansen’s , Ramon Dominguez, said. tions. So we just have to sort things out from here.” “The stumble probably didn’t help but it’s not an excuse. I’m not Bred in Kentucky by Oakbrook Farm out of Grade 3-placed happy that he didn’t win, but I’m not totally disappointed. When winner Ava Knowsthecode, a multiple graded stakes producer by he got passed, he really dug in and he galloped out really well.” This year’s Holy Bull was held five years to the date that 2006 Broadway’s Alibi romps in Forward Gal winner was euthanized from com- Broadway’s Alibi controlled plications of laminitis at the University of Pennsylvania’s New the pace and rolled through the Bolton Center. 3 stretch to a 16 ⁄4-length tour de Barbaro won the 2006 Holy Bull in his first start on dirt and force in the $200,000 Forward defeated Algorithms half brother Keyed Entry in winning the Gal Stakes (G2) for three-year- 2006 Kentucky Derby. Barbaro shattered his right hind limb in old fillies on Sunday at Gulf- that year’s (G1), which was won by Algorithms’ stream Park. sire, Bernardini.—Mike Curry BROADWAY’S ALIBI Making her 2012 debut, the Bob Coglianese/Gulfstream Park photo For an Equibase chart, click here. E. Paul Robsham Stables’ home- bred took command at the start under John Velazquez and HOLY BULL S. (G3) left five opponents in her wake as she romped unchallenged Gulfstream Park, January 29, $400,000, 3yo, 8f, sloppy, 1:36.17. ALGORITHMS, 116, B. c. 3, Bernardini SD—Ava Knowsthecode, by to a dominant victory as the 6-to-5 favorite. Cryptoclearance. Owner, Starlight Racing; breeder, Oakbrook Farm The dark bay or brown filly has won three consecutive (Ky.); trainer, Todd A. Pletcher; jockey, Javier Castellano. $240,000. races by a combined margin of 28¾ lengths. She closed her Lifetime: 3-3-0-0, $301,500. $170,000 2010 KEESEP. Half to KEYED juvenile campaign with a five-length win in a 6½-furlong op- ENTRY (G2, $322,852), JUSTIN PHILLIP (G2, $298,362), SUC- tional claiming race at Gulfstream on December 15 that fol- CESSFUL MISSION (G3, $332,643), ALEX’S ALLURE ($69,270). Hansen 122, Gr or Ro. c. 3, Tapit SD—Stormy Sunday, by Sir Cat. lowed a seven-length maiden win going six furlongs on Owner, Hansen, Kendall, M.D. and Sky Chai Racing; breeder, Dr. September 10 at Delaware Park. Kendall Hansen (Ky.); trainer, Michael J. Maker. $80,000. With Sunday’s win, her record improved to three wins and My Adonis 120, B. c. 3, Pleasantly Perfect—Silent Justice, by Elu- a second from four career starts and $189,500 in earnings. sive Quality. Owner, Hall, George and Lori; breeder, K & G Stables (Ky.); trainer, Kelly J. Breen. $40,000. Velazquez said a change in riding tactics was the key to 1 Margins: 5, /2, 1; Odds: 2.50, *.90, 22.20. another success. Also ran: Fort Loudon 120 ($20,000), Silver Max 116 ($12,000), continued on page 4 Consortium 116 ($8,000). www.thoroughbredtimes.com Thoroughbred Times TODAY January 30, 2012 1 you’ re invited to an exclusive musical event

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THOROUGHBRED RETIREMENT FOUNDATION 6$5$72*$635,1*61<‡LQIR#WUÀQFRUJ Beychok takes handicapping championship in photo finish Michael Beychok of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, topped a record ($149.80). Darwin Labordo, a Sierra Madre, California resident field of 480 contestants to win the $1-million first-place prize and who qualified via NHC Tour was third at $206.60 to collect an Eclipse Award as Handicapper of the Year at the 13th annual $80,000. Gaylord Grundy of Airdrie, Alberta, Canada was fourth Daily Racing Form/NTRA National Handicapping Champion- at $196.10 to take home $50,000. Donna Labriola of Richmond, ship (NHC) Presented by Sovereign Stable on Saturday night. California was fifth at $196.00. That score was good for $37,000. Beychok, 48, a political consultant, amassed a winning score The NHC 13 finals paid out to the top 50 finishers from a record of $238.60 from 30 mythical $2 win and place wagers over the total purse of $1,507,003. Including $75,000 awarded to Paul two-day tournament held at Treasure Island Las Vegas. Shurman, the winner of the year-long $125,000 NHC Tour, the ag- Beychok, who qualified for the NHC at TwinSpires.com, never gregate payouts over the weekend to contestants totaled $1,632,003. led until the contest was over, scoring with Golden Gate Fields Full standings and results for this weekend’s just completed winner Glorious Dancer ($8.20 to win, $3.80 to place) in the event’s NHC can be found at www.ntra.com and www.drf.com. final race to edge past eventual second-place finisher Dave In its 13th year, the Daily Racing Form/NTRA National Hand- Flanzbaum by only $1. Watch Beychok’s reaction to the race here. icapping Championship is the most important tournament of Flanzbaum had led for much of the second half of day two. the year for horseplayers. There are no “buy-in” entries at the Glorious Dancer won that Golden Gate race for Beychok by NHC. It is the culmination of a year-long series of NTRA-sanc- just a nose. tioned local tournaments conducted by racetracks, casino race- “It can’t get any more dramatic than that,” Beychok said. “It books, off-track-betting facilities, and and was a photo finish and then a sweat on what the final odds were handicapping websites, each of which sends its top qualifiers for the horse. I can’t even process the monetary reward yet. to the national finals. The time you put in and the sacrifices your family makes means More than 4,500 people signed up for the 2011 NHC Tour even more to me than the actual money.” and participated in the local tournaments, hoping to win a cov- Many years ago, on Beychok’s first trip to the track, he was eted spot in the NHC Finals. accompanied by well-known political pundit James Carville, who worked at Beychok’s father’s law firm. QUOTE OF THE DAY ® “He just called,” said Beychok, referring to Carville. “He was “How can I not think of him all of the very proud. He said ‘You are going to represent Louisiana very time? He brought racing together more well.’ I hope to represent not just the state but all the horse- than anyone had done in a long time. Bar- players out there well.” baro was a fighter, for sure; he just couldn’t Flanzbaum, a resident of Rolling Meadows, Illinois, finished win that last battle.” with a score of $237.60 to win the second-place prize of $150,000, Trainer Michael Matz, in the Balti- after having qualified for the NHC at NHCQualify.com. Flanzbaum more Sun, remembering 2006 Kentucky also collected $5,000 for having the highest day two score Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (G1) winner Barbaro, who was euthanized five ABSORBINE years ago on January 29, 2007. Lael Sta- Presents MATZ bles’ homebred Dynaformer colt shattered PhotosByZ.com/THOROUGHBRED TIMES his right hind leg in the 2006 Preakness Hoofprints through History Stakes (G1) and subsequently developed acute laminitis in his left hind foot A look back at historical events on this day THOROUGHBRED TIMES CO. INC. in Publisher of THOROUGHBRED TIMES TODAY Chairman: Norman Ridker Sales and Marketing Coordinator: Kari Simon President and Editor: Mark Simon TODAY Advertising Account Representatives: January 30, 1981—Jockey Julie Managing Editor: Tom Law Alana Abbott, Jennifer Lapasnick, Hal Moss, Krone rode in her first race ever, finish- Deputy News Editor: Steve Bailey Scott Rion, Shelley Sutherland Ritter Sales and Production Supervisor: Shelli Baker ing second aboard Tiny Star in the third TODAY Editor: Mike Curry TODAY News Editor: Myra Lewyn Copy/Research Specialist: Laura Foster race, a six-furlong maiden claiming race, Senior Writer: Frank Angst Contact Us: at Tampa Bay Downs. 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She’s just so fast, I wasn’t going to fight her.” and is from the family of champion Eliza.—Myra Lewyn Broadway’s Alibi competed seven furlongs in 1:21.94 on sealed, For an Equibase chart, click here. sloppy track. 1 FORWARD GAL S. (G2) The Forward Gal is a traditional prep on the road to the 1 ⁄8- Gulfstream Park, January 29, $200,000, 3yo, f, 7f, sloppy, 1:21.94. mile Kentucky Oaks (G1) at . Pletcher said 20th Stakes Winner for Vindication Broadway’s Alibi has a swift turn of foot but he is unsure about her ability at longer distances. BROADWAY’S ALIBI, 116, Dk b. or br. f. 3, Vindication—Broadway Gold, by Seeking the Gold. Owner, E. Paul Robsham Stables LLC; “She’s fast,” he said. “I don’t know about distance. I guess breeder, Robsham Stables LLC (Ky.); trainer, Todd A. Pletcher; we’ll have to find out at some point.” jockey, John R. Velazquez. $120,000. Say a Novena, a Grade 2-placed multiple stakes winner, pur- Lifetime: 4-3-1-0, $189,500. Half to R GYPSY GOLD ($142,167). 1 sued Broadway’s Alibi from second, about 1 ⁄2 lengths back, Say a Novena 118, B. f. 3, Songandaprayer SD—Rabiadella, by Dyna- through a half-mile. She could not keep pace with the winner former. Owner, Rick Shanley; breeder, Eico Stable (Ky.); trainer, 3 but held on for the runner-up spot, 3 ⁄4 lengths in front of Old Edward Plesa, Jr. $40,000. Hat Stakes (G3) winner Sacristy. Sacristy 118, Dk b. or br. f. 3, Pulpit SD—Christies Treasure, by Be- long to Me. Owner, Peachtree Stable; breeder, Elisabeth Alexander “We ran into a buzz saw,” said Say a Novena’s trainer, Eddie (Ky.); trainer, Wayne M. Catalano. $20,000. Plesa. “That other filly looks like she could be anything.” 3 3 Margins: 16 /4, 2, 3 /4; Odds: *1.20, 4.20, 2.60. Kentucky-bred Broadway’s Alibi is from the final crop Vindi- Also ran: Yara 116 ($10,000), Quick Flip 118 ($6,000), Good Deed cation, the undefeated champion two-year-old male of 2002 who 118 ($4,000). Papaw Bodie accelerates late to win John B. Connally Papaw Bodie indicated in the second Chancey Mill Farm, Papaw Bodie is out of the In the Wings half of his 2011 campaign that he had a (GB) mare Trillion Wing. His second dam is Grade 2 winner newfound consistency on the racetrack, Diamond On the Run.—Patrick Reed and the five-year-old Strong Hope geld- For an Equibase chart, click here. ing impressively handled his stakes debut JOHN B. CONNALLY TURF CUP S. (G3) on Saturday night, scoring decisively in Sam Houston Race Park, January 28, $200,000, 4yo & up, 9fT, firm, 1:49.84. the $200,000 John B. Connally Turf Cup PAPAW BODIE, 118, Dk b. or br. g. 5, Strong Hope—Trillion Wing, Stakes (G3) at Sam Houston Race Park. by In the Wings (GB). Owner, Connie M Apostelos; breeder, Omega Papaw Bodie tallied his fourth consec- Farm, B.D. Gibbs Farm. LLC &Chancey Mill Farm (Ky.); trainer, utive win in the Grade 3 race. He tracked PAPAW BODIE Michael J. Maker; jockey, Rosie Napravnik. $120,000. in fifth behind pacesetter Little Wagon be- Jack Coady/Coady Photography Lifetime: 15-6-4-1, $257,211. $150,000 2008 KEESEP. Half to Pee H Dee ($80,475). fore rallying stoutly along the inside at the top of the stretch and Proceed Bee 123, B. g. 6, Bernstein—Procession, by Private Terms. taking command under Rosie Napravnik to win going away. Owner, William Stiritz; breeder, Hunter Valley Farm, H & W Thor- Veteran Grade 3 winner Proceed Bee rallied late but settled oughbreds& Mary Wade (Ky.); trainer, Scott Becker. $40,000. 3 for second, 1 ⁄4 lengths behind Papaw Bodie. Little Wagon fin- Little Wagon 118, B. g. 9, Langfuhr—Quilt, by Twilight Agenda. Owner, ished another half-length back in third. Papaw Bodie covered Kirchoff, Deanna and Thilmony, Henry; breeder, C. James Hyslop 1 (Ky.); trainer, Randy Oberlander. $22,000. 1 ⁄8 miles in 1:49.84 on firm turf as the 1.30-to-1 favorite. 3 1 1 Margins: 1 /4, /2, 1 /2; Odds: *1.30, 2.70, 19.10. Trained by Mike Maker for owner Connie Apostelos, Papaw Also ran: Ioya Bigtime 118 ($12,000), And Music Came 118 ($6,000), Bodie raced competitively at the claiming and allowance levels Col. Wright 118 , Dakota Gypsy 118. during 2010 and early 2011 but began to flash the potential to handle more formidable challenges late last year, when he fash- ioned a three-race winning streak at Arlington Park, STRONG HOPE Race Course, and Gulfstream Park. standing at: Papaw Bodie handled a major class test on Saturday to im- Winding Oaks Farm prove to six wins in 15 career starts and $257,211 in earnings. Bred in Kentucky by Omega Farm, B.D. Gibbs Farm, and www.bcbloodstock.com • 352-591-5888

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www.thoroughbredtimes.com Thoroughbred Times TODAY January 30, 2012 4 AROUND THE TRACKS® Aqueduct Gulfstream Park Stakes winner Grade 2 winner (Macho Uno) came out Alpha (Bernardini) is slated of his clear win in the Florida Sunshine Millions Classic Stakes to breeze today in preparation in good order on Sunday for trainer Kathy Ritvo and owners for a planned start in the With- Reeves Thoroughbred Racing and Dream Team One Racing ers Stakes (G3) on Saturday. Stable. The connections have not yet identified his next target. Trained by Kiaran McLaughlin “Everything is fine,” Ritvo said. “We’re all very happy with his for owner Godolphin Racing, ALPHA performance. We’ll give him a couple days and we’ll think about Alpha won the Count Fleet by Adam Coglianese/NYRA photo what we’re going to do next. We have some good options.” 1 2 ⁄2 lengths on January 7 and will be pointed toward the With- The Sunshine Millions Classic was his first start since an op- ers as a steppingstone to the (G3) on March 3 tional claiming victory on November 9. and the (G1) on April 7. “It’s nice to see you can give him that kind of time between “The thought is [to run in] all of them,” said Artie Magnuson, races and he can run the way he did,” Ritvo said. assistant to McLaughlin. “We could skip one if we want, but the Trainer Chad Brown, who saddled Stronach Stables’ unde- thought is to just do all four. feated 2010 champion two-year-old filly Awesome Feather “The Kentucky Derby [Presented by Yum! Brands (G1)] is (Awesome of Course) for her 5¾-length romp in the Florida very important, but this series is very important. These aren’t Sunshine Millions Distaff Stakes, said the four-year-old filly preps; these are important races, so we’re treating them that came out of her ninth consecutive victory in good shape. way. We take the Withers very seriously, and the Gotham. We’ve “The race was real impressive,” said Brown, who watched won a stakes and that’s nice, and this is graded, that’s impor- Awesome Feather stalk a hot pace before drawing away in the tant; everything’s very important. Alpha needs to show up, stretch. “I don’t have anything picked out right now for her next needs to run, but we couldn’t be happier with him now.” start. We’ll get her back on the track in the next couple days, see how she’s doing, and then pick something out.” Repole Stable’s How Do I Win (Corinthian), fourth in the Count Fleet, breezed a half-mile in :49.04 Sunday on Belmont Oaklawn Park Park’s training track in preparation for the Withers Stakes (G3). Stakes winner Junebugred(Corinthian) breezed “He’s been kind of inconsistent in the afternoons, as you can a half-mile in :48.40 on Sunday. The drill ranked fourth of 82 tell from the past performances, but when he puts everything timed workouts at the distance. together I think he’ll live up to expectations,” trainer Todd Trained by Steve Hobby for owners Alex and JoAnn Lieblong, Pletcher said. “In his last race, the jockey took too much hold Junebugred won the Smarty Jones by a neck on January 16 at of him, and he’s more of a free-running horse.” Oaklawn. THOROUGHBRED TIMES TODAY OWNER OF THE WEEK® Reeves Thoroughbred Racing and Dream Team One Racing Stable Mucho Macho Man stated his case as potentially a major Reeves Thoroughbred Racing is the racing operation of Dean player in the older male division in 2012 with an impressive and Patti Reeves. A native of Atlanta, Dean Reeves is the chief 1 1 ⁄2-length win in the Florida Sunshine Millions Classic Stakes executive officer of Reeves Contracting Co., a business started on Saturday at Gulfstream Park. by his father in the 1950s. Patti Reeves owns Reeves Media, an The four-year-old Macho outdoor advertising consulting business. The couple has two chil- Uno colt is unbeaten in two dren, William and Sarah. starts following a freshening Dream Team Racing is a successful venture that provides horse after the (G1). racing management services in a partnership environment. Dream Mucho Macho Man won the Team Racing utilizes the expertise of numerous professionals and Risen Star Stakes (G2) and fin- is dedicated to quality service and accessibility. ished third in the Louisiana Dream Team Racing is headed by President James Culver, Derby (G2) and Kentucky Ph.D., and Vice President Kostas Hatzikoutelis. Culver oversees Derby Presented by Yum! the stable’s operations, farm relationships, and horse purchases. MUCHO MACHO MAN Adam Coglianese/NYRA photo Brands (G1) on the 2011 Triple Hatzikoutelis handles client relations, sales, and marketing. Crown trail. Mucho Macho Man earned $240,000 for his Sunshine Mil- North American leading owners by earnings lions Classic win, lifting owners Reeves Thoroughbred Rac- (January 22 through January 28) ing and Dream Team One Racing Stable to the top of the list Owner Strs Wnrs Earnings Leading Earner of leading North American owners by purse earnings for Reeves Thoroughbred Racing and 1 1 $240,000 Mucho Macho Man ($240,000) Dream Team One Racing Stable the week ended January 28. Stronach Stables 7 1 195,464 Awesome Feather ($180,000) Reeves Thoroughbred Racing purchased a majority in- Midwest , Inc. 40 13 191,277 Silk of Sari ($19,200) terest in Mucho Macho Man from Dream Team Racing after Craig Stables 1 1 180,000 Home Sweet Aspen ($180,000) Jay Em Ess Stable 5 2 131,436 Include Me Out ($90,000) he finished second in his career debut on July 17, 2010, at Klaravich Stables & William Lawrence 9 2 121,943 Beggarthyneighbor ($45,000) Calder Race Course. Connie M Apostelos 2 1 120,955 Papaw Bodie ($120,000) www.thoroughbredtimes.com Thoroughbred Times TODAY January 30, 2012 5 STAKES RACES NORTH AMERICAN ALLOWANCE WINNERS ALBANY S. Golden Gate Fields, January 28, $65,260, 4yo & up, 6f all weather, fast, FAIR GROUNDS RACE COURSE, 8th, January 29, Alw, $45,000, 4yo 1:09.04. & up, f&m, 6f, fast, 1:10.19. 1st—FAST TIP, B. f. 4, Najran—Because I Can, by Farma Way. O— SHUDACUDAWUDYA, 123, Gr or Ro. g. 5, Marino Marini SD—Sunny Luxair Properties, Inc.; B—Hopewell Investments, LLC (Ky.); T— Miss, by Cutlass Reality. Owner, Brett Mason; breeder, Brett W. Bret Calhoun. 10-5-0-0, $149,902. $20,000 2009 KEESEP. Mason (Ca.); trainer, Lloyd C. Mason; jockey, Francisco Duran. Full to MUNY (G2, $323,140). $39,300. 2nd—SHARP TONGUE LADY, Ch. f. 4, Eddington SD—Solitary Emer- Lifetime: 13-7-4-1, $234,156. Live Sundays 117, B. g. 6, High Brite—Thisisyourluckyday, by Rich ald, by Judge T C. O—Joe Agular. Cream. Owner, Hodge, Fran and Stan; breeder, Harris Farms Inc. 3rd—MISS DORA, Dk b. or br. f. 4, Albert the Great SD—Damage, by (Ca.); trainer, Victor M. Trujillo. $13,000. Housebuster. O—Zehnder, Jean and John and Musselman, Jr. Reagan Republican 117, Gr or Ro. h. 8, Siberian Summer—Silver Tom. 3 Service, by Silver Deputy. Owner, David P. Taylor, Jr.; breeder, Margins: 2, head, 1 /4. Michael Power (Ca.); trainer, Frank Lucarelli. $7,800. 1 Margins: /2, 1, head; Odds: *1.30, 7.40, 24.80. FAIR GROUNDS RACE COURSE, 9th, January 29, Alw, $43,000, 4yo Also ran: Sourdough Sam 121 ($3,900), Gig Harbor 117 ($1,000), & up, a8fT, good, 1:38.54. Soldiers Point 116 ($260). 1st—BAUERS GOT HOURS, B. g. 5, Stephen Got Even—Miss Class Action, by Alleged. O—Keith Plaisance; B—Robert Low & Lawana Low (Ky.); T—Corale A. Richards. 18-5-5-0, $131,920. Half to NORTH AMERICAN PUTMEINYOURWILL ($261,413). ALLOWANCE WINNERS 2nd—TWINSPIRED, Gr or Ro. c. 4, Harlan’s Holiday—Historical Drive, by El Prado (Ire). O—Alpha Stables, Skychai Racing LLC and Sand AQUEDUCT, 4th, January 29, Alw, $62,000, 4yo & up, f&m, 6f, fast, Dollar Stable LLC. 1:10.97. 3rd—FORBIDDEN FOREST, Ch. g. 4, Forest Grove—Hyde the Gold, 1st—MEDIA STARLETT, Dk b. or br. f. 4, Mass Media—Crown the by Fast Gold. O—Volunteer Racing, Inc. 1 1 Queen, by Gulch. O—Michael Dubb; B—Rachel Kimbell (Fl.); T— Margins: /2, head, /2. Anthony W. Dutrow. 10-4-2-2, $93,945. 2nd—WINNIE DIXIE, Dk b. or br. f. 4, Dixie Union—Icy Demeanor, by GOLDEN GATE FIELDS, 4th, January 29, Alw, $18,820, 3yo, 8f all Allen’s Prospect. O—Mrs. Fitriani Hay. weather, fast, 1:39.06. 3rd—GIANT SENSATION, Ch. f. 4, Giant’s Causeway SD—Sensation, 1st—RED DANGER, Ch. c. 3, Value Plus—Cat Alert, by Tabasco Cat. by Dixie Union. O—Overbrook Farm and Andrew Farm. 1 3 O—Hollendorfer, Jerry and Smith, Green; B—Stonewall Farm Stal- Margins: 4 /4, nose, 2 /4. lions (Ky.); T—Jerry Hollendorfer. 6-2-0-1, $25,418. $105,000 2011 OBSAPR; $25,000 2010 KEESEP. AQUEDUCT, 7th, January 29, Alw, $52,000, 4yo & up, 6f, fast, 1:11.06. 2nd—BENCH LIGHT, B. g. 3, Benchmark SD—Lightly Go Lightly, by *Habitony. O—Jackson, Ellen and Sherr, Margaret. 1st—COOPER RIVER, B. c. 4, Orientate SD—Charleston Springs, by Capote. O—Danny A. Limongelli; B—Robert Hahn (N.Y.); T—Hugh 3rd—SILVER TERRACE, Dk b. or br. g. 3, Sky Terrace—Siberian Sil- I. McMahon. 15-5-3-2, $112,820. Half to Palmetto Bluffs ($82,046). ver, by Siberian Summer. O—William L. Hedrick. 1 3 2nd—SO SCOTT, B. g. 5, More Than Ready—Flamelight (Ire), by Seat- Margins: neck, /2, /4. tle Slew. O—Stonewall Farm. 3rd—VERBOSITY, Ch. g. 4, Greeley’s Galaxy—Accomplished, by Awe- GULFSTREAM PARK, 1st, January 29, Alw, $30,100, 3yo, 8f, fast, some Again. O—Nerud, John A., Rapaport, H. Lewis and Sugar 1:38.68. Maple Farm. 3 1 1 1st—DEVOTED WILDCAT, B. g. 3, Forest Wildcat—Devotedness, by Margins: /4, 1 /4, /2. Anet. O—Donald R. Dizney; B—Donald R. Dizney (Ky.); T—Robert B. Hess, Jr. 5-2-1-0, $33,370. AQUEDUCT, 8th, January 29, Clm, $56,000, 4yo & up, 8.32f, fast, 2nd—OUR MR. BUD, B. c. 3, Saint Anddan—Broad Issue, by Broad 1:43.67. Brush. O—Frank Carl Calabrese. 1st—CINNAMON BEACH, Dk b. or br. h. 5, Gone West—Jen’s Fashion, by Northern Fashion. O—Judy Simek; B—Lakeside Farm LLC (Ky.); 3rd—REV IT UP, B. g. 3, Orientate SD—Trisha Runs, by Sharkey. O— Elkins, Ione and Herbert J. T—Dale L. Romans. 13-2-1-5, $86,360. Half to COLONIAL COLONY 3 (G1, $921,345), Pleasant Point ($44,789). Margins: neck, 5, 3 /4. 2nd—TAKE A WALK, B. g. 4, Western Expression SD—Flippant, by Thunder Puddles. O—Island Wind Racing. GULFSTREAM PARK, 3rd, January 29, Alw, $47,300, 4yo & up, f&m, 3rd—MY MAN MARTY, Ch. g. 5, El Corredor SD—High Heeled Honey, 11.5fT, firm, 2:23.12. by Gold Stage. O—La Marca Stable. 1st—AQSAAM, Dk b. or br. f. 4, Dynaformer SD—Harbor Blues, by 1 Margins: /2, 4, 4. Petionville. O—Shadwell Stable; B—Everest Stables Inc. (Ky.); T— Kiaran P. McLaughlin. 3-3-0-0, $89,220. $440,000 2008 KEENOV. FAIR GROUNDS RACE COURSE, 7th, January 29, Alw, $41,000, 3yo, Half to Lady Lumberjack (G2, $205,200). f, a8fT, good, 1:40.10. 2nd—MILLENNIA, Ch. m. 5, Milwaukee Brew—Sararegal, by Regal 1st—FIREHOUSE RED, Dk b. or br. f. 3, Arch SD—My Rachel, by Horse Classic. O—Brinker Hill Farm. Chestnut (SAf). O—Hinkle Farms; B—Hinkle Farms (Ky.); T—J. 3rd—MUSICAL RAIN (IRE), B. m. 5, Val Royal (Fr)—=Rainbow Melody Larry Jones. 4-2-0-2, $55,372. (Ire), by Rainbows for Life. O—Brous Stable and Wachtel Stable. 2nd—RUSTICANA, Ch. f. 3, Pioneering—Leapus Creek, by Little Mis- 1 1 souri. O—Jeffrey D. Thornbury. Margins: /2, 1 /4, head. 3rd—ANNACLONE, Dk b. or br. f. 3, Flatter SD—Territory, by Forty Niner. O—Naveed Chowhan. 1 3 Margins: 1 /2, head, 2 /4. continued on page 7 www.thoroughbredtimes.com Thoroughbred Times TODAY January 30, 2012 6 NORTH AMERICAN ALLOWANCE WINNERS

HOLLYWOOD CASINO AT CHARLES TOWN RACES, 7th, January 28, El Padrino sharp in Gulfstream optional claimer Alw, $30,100, 4yo & up, 6.5f, fast, 1:21.05. Although the seventh race at Gulfstream Park on Sunday 1st—GOLD SCORE, B. g. 5, Seeking the Gold—Lindy Wells, by A.P. did not feature the star power of 2011 champion two-year- Indy. O—Peter Levine; B—Stonestreet Thoroughbred Holdings, old male Hansen, who finished second in the the Holy Bull LLC. (Ky.); T—Peter Levine. 16-6-3-1, $82,045. 1 2nd—TIME FOR ATONEMENT, Dk b. or br. g. 5, Vindication—Prima Stakes (G3) later on the card, El Padrino made the 1 ⁄16-mile Beauty, by Gone West. O—Chad Breuer. optional claiming race for three-year-olds a memorable one 3rd—LOVE TO THE MAX, B. g. 8, Max’s Pal SD—Love To, by Friendly with a stellar performance. Lover. O—McCormick, Gloria F. and Brocklebank, Joseph G. 1 The chestnut Pulpit colt overhauled Arlington-Washing- Margins: 1, nose, /2. ton Futurity (G3) runner-up in the stretch and shook free to a two-length strike for trainer Todd Pletcher HOLLYWOOD CASINO AT CHARLES TOWN RACES, 8th, January 28, and owner Let’s Go Stable. Alw, $28,200, 4yo & up, f&m, 7f, fast, 1:30.26. El Padrino entered off a third-place finish, beaten by three- 1st—PROOF’S REPAR, Ch. m. 6, Reparations—Champion Proof, by Clever Champ. O—Circle P Farm; B—Elizabeth J. Schultz (W.V.); quarters of a length, as the 2.65-to-1 favorite in the Remsen T—James R. Price, Jr. 24-7-6-2, $85,108. Stakes (G2) on November 26 at Aqueduct. The chestnut colt 2nd—JOLIE ANGE, B. m. 6, Lion Hearted—Bright Shining, by Mar- proved much the best on Sunday, covering the final sixteenth quetry. O—Moshe Mark. in :06.40 for his second win in four career starts. 3rd—THE STORMY C, B. f. 4, Prints of Peace—Banner Punch, by 1 El Padrino completed 1 ⁄16 miles in 1:42.68 on a sealed track Two Punch. O—Robert Hawbaker. 3 rated as good and stamped himself a hopeful for the Ken- Margins: nose, /4, neck. tucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (G1). OAKLAWN PARK, 3rd, January 29, Alw, $19,000, 4yo & up, 8f, fast, 3 Take Charge Indy finished second, 13 ⁄4 lengths clear of 1:38.93. third-place finisher Argentine Tango. Gulfstream Park Derby 1st—SHRADED EDGE, B. g. 5, The Cliff’s Edge—Sweet Sarah, by runner-up Casual Trick stumbled at the start and finished Deputy Minister. O—Danny Keene; B—Robert V. LaPenta and eighth in the nine-horse field. Nicholas P. Zito (Ky.); T—Allen Milligan. 21-8-2-1, $123,441. Half Pletcher purchased El Padrino for $210,000 at the 2010 to Amped ($122,525). Keeneland September yearling sale. Bred in Kentucky by 2nd—OK NOTHANKSFORASKN, Ch. g. 9, Thunder Gulch SD—Tivli, by Mt. Livermore. O—Thomas, Michael J. and Habeeb, Donald J. Emory Hamilton, El Padrino is out of the Giant’s Causeway 3rd—DEVIL AND A HALF, Ch. g. 5, Storm and a Half—Rainbows Are mare Enchanted Rock. His second dam is 1987 Ashland Due, by Devil His Due. O—Millsap Stables, Inc. 1 1 Stakes (G1) winner Chic Shirine, a full sister to 1991 cham- Margins: nose, 4 /4, 1 /4. pion older female Queena.—Mike Curry OAKLAWN PARK, 7th, January 29, Alw, $17,300, 4yo & up, f&m, GULFSTREAM PARK, 7th, January 29, Alw, $43,600, 3yo, 8.5f, 6f, fast, 1:12.29. good, 1:42.68. 1st—WHYPRINCESSWHY, Ch. m. 5, Whywhywhy—Princess Medusa, 1st—EL PADRINO, Ch. c. 3, Pulpit SD—Enchanted Rock, by Giant’s by Fusaichi Pegasus. O—Midwest Thoroughbreds, Inc.; B—Fab Causeway. O—Let’s Go Stable; B—Emory A. Hamilton (Ky.); Oak Stable (Ky.); T—Jamie Ness. 29-8-3-2, $102,197. Full to Bis- T—Todd A. Pletcher. 4-2-1-1, $86,100. $210,000 2010 KEESEP. sectrisa ($). 2nd—TAKE CHARGE INDY, Dk b. or br. c. 3, A.P. Indy—Take Charge 2nd—PICK ME UP, B. m. 5, Yankee Gentleman SD—Truely It Is, by Is Lady, by Dehere. O—Sandford, Chuck and Maribeth. It True. O—Tony Lynn Adami. 3rd—ARGENTINE TANGO, Dk b. or br. c. 3, Black Mambo—Duchess 3rd—BEAUTIFUL RAINBOWS, Dk b. or br. m. 9, Salt Lake—Bold Rain- d’Or, by Tour d’Or. O—Jacks or Better Farm, Inc. bows, by Air Forbes Won. O—David and Jo Ellen Dunlap Racing 3 3 3 1 Margins: 2, 13 /4, 1 /4. Stables, Inc. Margins: 1, /4, 2 /2.

GULFSTREAM PARK, 11th, January 29, Alw, $21,000, 4yo & up, OAKLAWN PARK, 8th, January 29, Alw, $40,500, 3yo, 6f, fast, f&m, 9f, sloppy, 1:52.33. 1:11.20. 1st—FLY ANGEL FLY, Ch. m. 5, Point Given SD—Suddenly Maria, by 1st—SCATMAN, B. c. 3, Scat Daddy SD—Hit It Here Cafe, by Grand Stately Don. O—Golden Key Racing Stable; B—J. Conway, M. Slam. O—JEOG Racing, LLC; B—JEOG Racing, LLC (Ky.); T— Conway, L. Turney,T. Turney, & The Thoroughbred Corp (Ky.); T— Michael E. Lauer. 4-2-1-0, $60,566. Peter R. Walder. 21-7-3-4, $102,686. $12,000 2007 KEENOV. 2nd—COMO SE LLAMA, Dk b. or br. g. 3, City Street—No Other Half to MY PARADE ($188,544). Name, by Honour and Glory. O—Tom R. Durant. 2nd—QUICK SPLIT, B. m. 5, Broken Vow SD—Zip, by . O— 3rd—MR BLUEGRASS MUSIC, Gr or Ro. c. 3, Bluegrass Cat SD— Brian Lynch Racing Ltd. Broadway Debut, by ’s Song. O—Jac Mac Stable LLC 3rd—FALBALA, B. f. 4, Ghostzapper—Freeport Flight, by Conquis- and Formby, C.E. 1 1 tador Cielo. O—Anthony Bruno. Margins: 3 /2, 1 /4, head. 1 3 1 Margins: 5 /2, 4 /4, 3 /2. PARX RACING, 2nd, January 29, Alw, $25,750, 4yo & up, f&m, 7f, HOLLYWOOD CASINO AT CHARLES TOWN RACES, 6th, January 28, fast, 1:25.59. Alw, $27,100, 3yo, 4.5f, fast, :53.06. 1st—CAN’T CATCH KAZ, Dk b. or br. f. 4, Here’s Zealous—Ferracini, 1st—SMOKIN AMMO, B. g. 3, Smoke Glacken SD—My Dixie Dancer, by Roar. O—Robert Tresente; B—Kaz Hill Farm (N.J.); T—Ronald by Dixieland Band. O—Happy Got Lucky Stable, Inc.; B—Valerie J. Dandy. 5-2-1-1, $36,980. Ammirato & Jessica LaurenLafferty (Fl.); T—Scott A. Lake. 2nd—MISS AUDREYANNA, Gr or Ro. f. 4, Lion Heart—Afare to Re- 6-3-1-0, $51,395. $9,000 2011 OBSAPR; $3,700 2010 OBSAUG. member, by Affirmed. O—Richard D. Schibell. 2nd—C V OUTLAW, Dk b. or br. g. 3, Outflanker—U Better Not Lie, 3rd—LA GUAPA, Ch. f. 4, Consolidator—Totally, by Miswaki. O—Bev- by Deputed Testamony. O—Copperville Farm. erly Fortebuono. 1 3rd—IN HOT PURSUIT, Gr or Ro. c. 3, Posse SD—Hot Cocoa, by Smoke Margins: nose, 4 /2, 1. 3 1 1 Glacken. O—Morris Stable LLC. Margins: 1 /4, 3 /4, /2. continued on page 8 www.thoroughbredtimes.com Thoroughbred Times TODAY January 30, 2012 7 NORTH AMERICAN ALLOWANCE WINNERS PARX RACING, 4th, January 29, Alw, $33,750, 4yo & up, f&m, 8.32f, SUNLAND PARK, 7th, January 29, Alw, $31,000, 4yo & up, f&m, fast, 1:43.14. 6.5f, fast, 1:17.85. 1st—BELLEZZA ROSSO, Ch. f. 4, Tapit SD—Bali Pie, by Charismatic. 1st—RUFFY TRICK, B. m. 5, Favorite Trick—Ruffena, by Irgun. O— O—Daniels, Earl and Scotland, George; B—Eico Stable (Ky.); T— Joey Keith Davis; B—Howard L. Beddo & John T. L. Jones Jr. Cathal A. Lynch. 18-4-5-3, $108,420. $27,000 2010 OBSAPR. (N.M.); T—Chris A. Hartman. 23-10-3-0, $148,087. 2nd—FAIRLY ROYAL, Dk b. or br. m. 5, Chapel Royal SD—Their Fair 2nd—PLEASE N TERAS, Gr or Ro. m. 5, To Teras—Foreign Word, by Share, by Kris S. O—Steve Long. Hopeful Word. O—Michael G. Weatherly. 3rd—DELICATE GENIUS, B. f. 4, Bwana Charlie—Book Smart, by 3rd—JENGONEBY, B. m. 5, Desert God—Bilijen, by Farma Way. O— Rizzi. O—Red Oak Stable (Brunetti). Copeland, Alan and Culley, Ruth. 1 1 3 Margins: 3 /4, 2, nose. Margins: /2, 1 /4, head.

PARX RACING, 7th, January 29, Alw, $32,670, 4yo & up, f&m, 6.5f, TAMPA BAY DOWNS, 3rd, January 29, Alw, $24,500, 3yo & up, 5fT, fast, 1:17.64. firm, :55.35. 1st—NEXT EXIT, Ch. m. 5, Stormy Atlantic SD—License to Speed, by 1st—GIBSON, B. g. 4, Gibson County—Megan’s Cracker, by Slew Thunder Gulch. O—Al R. Lupcho, Jr; B—Joe Parker (Ky.); T—Marya the Slewor. O—Sundance Thoroughbreds; B—Laurie D. Hall & K. Montoya. 18-4-2-6, $106,930. $90,000 2008 KEESEP; $60,000 Ron Woody (Fl.); T—Gerald S. Bennett. 15-6-2-1, $159,445. 2007 KEENOV. 2nd—WESTERN PROSPECTOR, B. g. 6, West Acre SD—Pleasant 2nd—AINTNOTHINBUTAKISS, B. f. 4, Act of Duty—Touching Melody, Dilemma, by Premiership. O—Midwest Thoroughbreds, Inc. by Touch Gold. O—Beverly Fortebuono. 3rd—DAVERICK, Gr or Ro. g. 6, Concorde’s Tune—Gimmie a Lite, 3rd—I’M WANTED, Ch. f. 4, Posse SD—Delizia, by Distant View. O— by Lite the Fuse. O—Sante Cigana. 1 Cohen, Marcia and Klesaris, Steve. Margins: nose, 6, /2. 1 Margins: neck, 3 /4, nose. TAMPA BAY DOWNS, 7th, January 29, Alw, $17,200, 4yo & up, PARX RACING, 8th, January 29, Alw, $32,100, 4yo & up, 5f, fast, 8.5fT, firm, 1:41.73. :57.46. 1st—CHARGING HOME, Dk b. or br. g. 6, Olmodavor—Blackberry 1st—HENCEFORTH, Ch. g. 5, Hennessy—Mil Kilates, by Gold Alert. Glen, by Strawberry Road (Aus). O—Oak Knoll Farm LLC; B—Dr. O—Pewter Stable and MJM Stable; B—Matthews Stable, Inc. (Fl.); Jan C. Tucker (Ky.); T—Thomas F. Proctor. 15-5-1-2, $70,855. T—Kathleen A. Demasi. 25-7-4-3, $205,863. $95,000 2009 $37,000 2007 KEESEP. Half to Galloping Home ($206,972). OBSFEB; $40,000 2007 KEENOV. 2nd—UNDER CONTROL (BRZ), B. g. 4, Northern Afleet—Heavenly 2nd—ATTACK JACK, Dk b. or br. g. 8, Bertrando SD—Tiny Kristin, by Dancer (Brz), by =Fitzcarraldo (Arg). O—Live Oak Plantation. Steelinctive (GB). O—Hand, Peter and Two Hands LLC. 3rd—FIFTH DISTRICT, Ch. g. 4, Sweetsouthernsaint—Mauvin Gway, 3rd—NORTHPOINT COSTAS, Ch. g. 6, Bowman’s Band—Magic Pen- by Rajab. O—Donat J. Furland. 1 3 cil, by Deputed Testamony. O—Sandra Powell. Margins: 1 /4, 1, /4. Margins: 1, 2, 1. TURF PARADISE, 8th, January 29, Alw, $15,900, 4yo & up, 6f, fast, PENN NATIONAL RACE COURSE, 5th, January 28, Alw, $36,108, 1:09.46. 4yo & up, f&m, 6f, good, 1:12.14. 1st—FRISKY RICKY, Dk b. or br. g. 6, Rocky Bar—Blane Heathen, 1st—ARMARANTE, B. f. 4, Tale of the Cat SD—Silent Greeting, by Se- by Devil’s Bag. O—Arrowhead Racing; B—Arrowhead Equine (Az.); cret Hello. O—Hudson River Farms; B—Lazy Lane Farms, Inc. T—Kaylyn Kato. 49-6-7-2, $89,859. (Va.); T—Jonathan E. Sheppard. 6-3-0-2, $73,780. Half to TRO- 2nd—CROWN KING, Dk b. or br. g. 4, Rocky Bar—Cove Point, by PHY COLLECTOR ($129,350), NIGHT BREEZE ($98,680). Conquistador Cielo. O—Don Dowd. 2nd—CRYPTOCANDIAC, B. f. 4, Candy Ride (Arg)—Citi Pearl, by Citi- 3rd—BULLITTONE, Ch. h. 5, Valid Wager—Dream Day, by Thunder dancer. O—Frederick Hertrich, III. Gulch. O—Ron Chappell PLC and Angeli, Jr., H. J. 3 1 3rd—HEATHER, Ch. f. 4, Not For Love—Amber Comet, by Amerrico’s Margins: 3 /4, /2, 1. Bullet. O—The Elkstone Group LLC. 3 3 3 Margins: /4, 2 /4, 2 /4. TURFWAY PARK, 8th, January 29, Alw, $20,426, 4yo & up, f&m, 6.5f all weather, fast, 1:20.53. SAM HOUSTON RACE PARK, 4th, January 28, Alw, $21,500, 4yo & 1st—BRINGINGDOWN BABEL, Ch. m. 5, Roman Ruler SD—Cacoph- up, f&m, 8.32f, fast, 1:44.40. ony, by Dixieland Band. O—Genaro Garcia; B—TDV Development 1st—WAMPAS KITTY, B. f. 4, Captain Countdown—Ms. Winfrey, by Corporation (Ky.); T—Genaro Garcia. 10-5-1-0, $53,480. Half to Sunny’s . O—Craig Harrison; B—Craig Harrison & Gwen Cat Striker ($177,404). Harrison (Tx.); T—Clifford Dodson. 10-2-5-1, $46,213. 2nd—TART’S KNICKERS, Ch. f. 4, Ghostzapper—Go Go, by Falstaff. 2nd—BROADWAY ALI, Dk b. or br. m. 5, City Street—Earth Kitten, O—St. George Farm Racing LLC (Banwell). by Mountain Cat. O—Moore, Sadie and Ronnie J. 3rd—CREDIT CRUNCH, B. m. 5, Najran—Seven Grand, by Pembroke. 3rd—PERFECTLY WICKED, B. m. 5, Authenticate—Space Perfec- O—Richard Finucane. 1 1 tion, by Superoyale. O—Myers, Nathan and Chris. Margins: 4 /2, 1, 2 /4. 1 1 Margins: 1 /4, 1 /2, neck.

SAM HOUSTON RACE PARK, 7th, January 28, Alw, $21,500, 4yo & up, 8.32f, fast, 1:44.75. HORSE HEALTH 1st—FLY THE RED EYE, Dk b. or br. g. 4, Early Flyer—Rare and Sixy, by Rare Brick. O—Colleen Davidson; B—Brent Davidson (Tx.); T— M. Brent Davidson. 13-3-5-2, $59,613. CLICK HERE 2nd—WHY BILL WHY, B. g. 5, Whywhywhy—Been to the Desert, by Known Fact. O—April McCurry. for tips, product news, 3rd—CHARLIE’S PHANTASY, Ch. g. 4, Chief Three Sox—Window to the Soul, by Naevus. O—Pharme Racing, Ltd. UPDATED! articles, and more! 1 1 Margins: /2, 2 /2, neck. www.thoroughbredtimes.com Thoroughbred Times TODAY January 30, 2012 8 SIRES OF MAIDEN WINNERS Three-year-olds and older The Kaiser (4/1) HEY CUZ, Ch. c. 3, B L’s Forest, by B L’s Appeal. 3 Badge of Silver SD (53/19) LOST BADGE, Dk b. or br. f. 3, Show- Gulfstream Park, 1/28, 7.5fT, firm, 1:29.71. Won by /4. O— ering, by Miswaki. Aqueduct, 1/29, 6f, fast, 1:13.28. Won by Monarch Stables, Inc.; B—Frank Bertolino (Fl.); T—Larry Pilotti. 1 6 /4. O—Bruce Golden Racing; B—Tom Dushas (N.Y.); T— 2-1-0-0, $12,200. David Jacobson. 4-1-0-1, $21,387. $27,000 2010 FTNAUG. Whywhywhy (52/7) POP POP’S SMYLE, Ch. f. 3, Twist and Pop, by 1 Half to PERFECT SHOWER ($419,448), Cool Rain Falling Oliver’s Twist. Aqueduct, 1/29, 6f, fast, 1:12.80. Won by 1 /2. ($158,382). O—Steel Your Face Stables; B—Steel Your Face Stables, LLC B L’s Appeal SD (30/4) STICKYOURTONGUEOUT, Ch. f. 3, Leann F, (N.Y.); T—Bruce R. Brown. 2-1-0-0, $32,500. Half to Yawanna 1 by Schossberg. Parx Racing, 1/29, 7f, fast, 1:26.22. Won by 1/2. Twist (G1, $362,467). O—Mary A. Kernan; B—Frank Bertolino (Pa.); T—Keith W. LeBarron. Changeintheweather (12/5) RED BANDIT, Ch. c. 4, Goofy Broad, 6-1-2-1, $49,892. by Salt Lake. Penn National Race Course, 1/28, 8.32f, good, 1 Doneraile Court (21/1) SHORTBREAD, Dk b. or br. c. 3, Starlight 1:47.53. Won by 7 /2. O—Paul G. Overholt; B—Pandora Farms, Surprise, by Salutely. Delta Downs, 1/28, 6.5f, fast, 1:20.50. LLC (Pa.); T—Paul G. Overholt. 25-1-3-5, $38,894. $1,600 2010 1 Won by 2 /2. O—Andrena Van Doren; B—Andrena F. Van Doren MTNMAY. (Ky.); T—Thomas M. Amoss. 3-1-1-0, $20,599. Half to Starlite Dr. Mojo (1/1) NODOUBT ABOUTIT, Dk b. or br. g. 4, Prized Starlet, Starbrite ($207,002), Salty Surprise ($30,817). by Prized. Sam Houston Race Park, 1/28, 5.5f, fast, 1:06.67. 3 (58/11) COUP, B. f. 3, French Lady (NZ), by =Entre- Won by /4. O—Kristen Lee O’Quinn; B—Kristen O’ Quinn (Tx.); preneur (GB). Gulfstream Park, 1/29, 8f, sloppy, 1:39.26. Won T—Kristen Lee O’Quinn. 5-1-1-1, $13,219. 1 by 1 /2. O—Augustin Stable; B—George Strawbridge (Ky.); T— Even the Score SD (39/5) DOC LA POINTE, Gr or Ro. c. 4, Unky and H. Graham Motion. 3-1-1-0, $32,195. Ally, by Heff. Turfway Park, 1/29, 6.5f all weather, fast, 1:21.10. Extra (1/1) WARREN’S MORGAN, B. f. 3, Warren’s Tu Tu, by Tacti- Won by a head. O—Bill Willey; B—Bill Willey (Ky.); T—Anthony J. 3 cal Cat. , 1/29, 6.5f, fast, 1:17.47. Won by 6/4. Battaglia. 9-1-0-2, $18,236. Half to EUROEARS (G1, $1,058,894), O—Benjamin C. Warren; B—Benjamin C. Warren (Ca.); T—Jorge SELCAN ($). Gutierrez. 9-1-2-1, $27,860. Flame Thrower (13/3) CANUHANDLETHEHEAT, Ch. f. 4, Sudden Friendly Island SD (6/1) TAX RETURN, B. g. 3, Tax Considerations, by Appearance, by Gone West. Golden Gate Fields, 1/29, 6f all 3 Yes It’s True. Aqueduct, 1/29, 6f, fast, 1:13.91. Won by a neck. weather, fast, 1:11.20. Won by 1 /4. O—Patricia Ford; B— O—Charlton Baker; B—James Moloney & Charlton Baker (N.Y.); Danuario Ramirez (Ca.); T—William Delia. 3-1-1-0, $31,824. T—Charlton Baker. 5-1-1-2, $30,810. $10,000 2011 CALSEP. Good Journey (15/2) ZOMBYSLAYERMRDARCY, Ch. c. 4, Validating, by Valid Wager. Santa Anita Park, 1/29, 5.5f, fast, 1:03.48. Won 1 NOTABLE MAIDEN WINNER by 2 /2. O—DeMaio, Jim, Lim, Sei Foo, Nastri, Maia, DeMaio, John and Bishop, Will; B—Milt A. Policzer (Ca.); T—Gerard Piccioni.

Giant’s Causeway SD (83/14) SEVE, B. c. 3, Our Dani, by Home- 11-1-0-3, $24,710. 1 Leestown (75/11) SWEET OLIVE, Ch. f. 4, Cielo Dancer, by Con- builder. Gulfstream Park, 1/29, 6.5f, fast, 1:17.84. Won by 1/4. O—Lauffer, James M., Poplar Hill Equine and Cubbedge, W. D.; quistador Cielo. Fair Grounds Race Course, 1/29, a8fT, good, 1 B—Eagle Holdings (Ky.); T—Dale L. Romans. 8-1-1-0, $40,472. 1:41.10. Won by /2. O—Daniel Family Farms LLC; B—Ada K White $140,000 2010 KEESEP. Half to YOU (G1, $2,101,353). (La.); T—Sam Ishaq. 5-1-2-0, $21,478. $15,000 2009 LTBOCT. Half to Skywriting (G2, $220,646), Sky Miss ($). Trying 6½ furlongs for the first time, Seve broke through Posse SD (56/8) LADY POSSE, Dk b. or br. f. 4, Lady Cozzette, by for his initial victory after chasing the early pace from third Cozzene. Sam Houston Race Park, 1/28, 8f, fast, 1:41.24. Won 1 and overcoming a bump in the stretch with the early pace- by /2. O—Alvin Wong; B—Bloodstock Holdings LLC (Ky.); T—Cary setter. R. White. 10-1-3-3, $31,504. $20,000 2010 TEXMAR. The bay colt by leading sire Giant’s Causeway, who stands Pulpit SD (52/13) MODEST, B. g. 4, Song of Silence, by Unbridled’s Song. Gulfstream Park, 1/29, 8fT, firm, 1:37.05. Won by a neck. at Ashford Stud in Versailles, Kentucky, entered off seventh- O—Darley Stable; B—Darley (Ky.); T—Kiaran P. McLaughlin. 1 place finish in a 1 ⁄16-mile maiden special weight race on turf 7-1-1-2, $40,234. on January 1 at Gulfstream Park. Grand Reward (33/6) FREYA’S BLESSING, Ch. m. 5, Always Annie’s, A $140,000 purchase by Jerry Romans at the 2010 Keene- by Regal Intention. Sam Houston Race Park, 1/28, 5.5f, fast, 1 land September yearling sale, Seve is a half brother to multi- 1:06.08. Won by 1 /2. O—Uffington Racing and Bravo, Francisco; ple Grade 1 winner You, dam of multiple graded stakes winner B—Pamela Ridley & Kim Ridley (Ky.); T—Francisco Bravo. You and I and Grade 3-placed stakes winner Causeway’s Kin. 8-1-1-2, $22,783. Suances (GB) (12/3) LINK SUANCES, B. g. 5, Miss Angel Face, by Seve is out of the winning Homebuilder mare Our Dani. Eltish. Parx Racing, 1/29, 6f, fast, 1:11.00. Won by 5. O— Red Baron’s Barn LLC; B—Red Baron’s Barn (Ca.); T—Philip T. Ide (38/9) IDE BE TUFF E NUFF, Dk b. or br. f. 3, Make Mine a Dou- Aristone. 10-1-4-2, $40,200. ble, by Carr de Naskra. Fair Grounds Race Course, 1/29, 6f, fast, 1 1:11.61. Won by 4 /2. O—Roger G. Smith; B—Robkat Racing Stable, LLC (La.); T—Albert M. Stall, Jr. 3-1-0-1, $19,821. $23,000 Explanation of maiden content 2010 LTBOCT. Full to IDE LIKE A DOUBLE ($626,316). Half to The shells for maiden winners include, in order: Sire (num- OLD BUSHMILL ($157,574). ber of starters this year/number of winners this year), name, Officer (56/9) AZU WERE, Dk b. or br. c. 3, Miss Elusive, by Elu- color, sex, age, dam, broodmare sire, track, date, distance, track sive Quality. Parx Racing, 1/29, 6f, fast, 1:11.46. Won by 1. condition, winning time, margin of victory. Following the list- O—Randy Allen; B—Michael W. Jester (Pa.); T—Randy Allen. ing of owner, breeder, and trainer, are the maiden winner’s ca- 7-1-2-0, $42,360. reer record with lifetime earnings, sale history (if any), and Smoke Glacken SD (38/6) SMOKING G, Gr or Ro. g. 3, Whitewashed, stakes winning or stakes-placed siblings (if any, with career earn- by Broad Brush. Santa Anita Park, 1/28, a6.5fT, firm, 1:12.24. Won by 1. O—Barber, Gary and Cecil; B—J. Chester Porter (Ky.); ings). Results include maiden special weight races with purses T—Peter Miller. 3-1-1-0, $46,300. $6,000 2010 KEESEP. Half to of $10,000 or more and maiden claiming races with purses of WILSON RIDGE ($129,844). $20,000 or more. www.thoroughbredtimes.com Thoroughbred Times TODAY January 30, 2012 9 INTERNATIONAL NEWS Ambitious Dragon takes first leg of Hong Kong Triple Crown Reigning Hong Kong Millard said, “but we will Horse of the Year Ambitious definitely go for the 2,000- Dragon signaled he was back meter [race], and then we to his best on Sunday in win- will decide what we are ning the Stewards’ Cup, the going to do, but we are def- first leg of the Hong Kong initely going race by race.” Triple Crown, at Sha Tin race- River Verdon (Ire), by Be course. My Native, is the only horse The five-year-old New to complete a sweep of the Zealand-bred Pins gelding Hong Triple Crown, taking raced in midfield early, then the series in 1994. The se- easily reeled in , who ries was first introduced took command in early during the 1991-1992 sea- stretch, shaking free to a 1¼- son. length victory over a deep AMBITIOUS DRAGON “I don’t think the mile and field of 13 opponents. photo a half [of the Champions Ambitious Dragon came and Chater Cup] will be a into the race with defeats in his two previous starts, most re- problem the way this horse can turn it on,” Millard said of Am- cently a fourth-place finish to in the Cathay bitious Dragon, who is out of the unraced Oregon mare Golden Pacific (HK-G1) on December 11 at Sha Tin, Gamble. ”Even today, I thought that Douglas could have gone but took care of business on Sunday. a little bit later; he has a phenomenal turn of speed, the way Ambitious Dragon covered 1,600 meters (7.95 furlongs) under that he can make it up.”—Myra Lewyn regular rider in 1:34.93 on turf rated as good. California Memory, who was shuffled to the back of the field STEWARDS’ CUP early, closed strongly but could get no closer than third, two SHA TIN, Hong Kong, January 29, $1,032,000, 3&up, 1,600mT (7.95fT), good, 1:34.93. lengths behind Xtension. “He’s back from that bad experience; that’s the main thing, 1st—=AMBITIOUS DRAGON (NZ), 126, B. g. 5, =Pins (Aus)—=Golden he’s back!” trainer Tony Millard said said of Ambitious Dragon. Gamble (NZ), by Oregon. OwnerS—Johnson Lam Pui Hung and Anderson Ham Lin Yue; Breeder—E. P. Lowry (NZ); Trainer— “I was a bit more confident today. Going into the Hong Kong Anthony T. Millard. $588,240. 16-9-3-0, $3,893,120 Cup, we didn’t have a good run-in; he had a bad prep and going 2nd—=XTENSION (IRE), 126, Dk. b. or br. h. 5, =Xaar (GB)—=Great into the international race was just too hard.” Joy (Ire), by Grand Lodge. $227,040. Millard will aim Ambitious Dragon at the second leg of the 3rd—CALIFORNIA MEMORY, 126, Gr. or Ro. g. 6, Highest Honor series, the Citibank at 2,000 meters (Fr)—Kalpita, by Spinning World. $118,680. 1 3 (9.94 furlongs) on February 26, but had not planned a race Margins: 1 /4, /4, neck. beyond that. The final leg, the Standard Chartered Champions Also ran: =Thumbs Up (NZ) 126 ($61,920), =Sichuan Success (Aus) 126 ($36,120), =Let Me Handle It (NZ) 126, = (Fr) and Chater Cup at 2,400 meters (11.93 furlongs) is set for May 126, = (Aus) 126, = (NZ) 126, = (Ger) 27. 126, =Destined for Glory (Ire) 126, =Outdoor Pegasus (GB) 126, “I’m not somebody who puts the cart in front of the horse,” = (NZ) 126, =Handsome Zulu (NZ) 126. Karaka premier yearling sale begins today, launches sales series There are 516 horses cataloged for the two-day of the globe. Karaka premier yearling sale, which begins today The Karaka premier yearling sale catalog rep- and kicks off 86th National yearling sales series that resents the cream of the Australasian crop. includes two other sales during a six-session stand. New Zealand Bloodstock’s 2011 National year- New Zealand Prime Minister John Key will be on ling sales series saw buyers from 11 countries pur- hand to show support for New Zealand’s Thorough- chase 1,050 yearlings for more $88-million (New bred industry and preside over the official opening Zealand), with Australian buyers spending more of the sale series that runs through February 5. than $47-million (New Zealand) on 350 yearlings Overall, 1,444 horses have been cataloged for the alone, the most ever purchased by Australian series that includes 620 horses for the Karaka select buyers at the sales. yearling sale, which is set for three days from Feb- The Karaka premier sale offers some of the best ruary 1-3, and 308 horses for the Karaka festival year- yearlings in the Southern Hemisphere, and all 516 ling sale, scheduled for February 5. horses cataloged will be shown live on Sky Sport The National yearling sales series showcases and TVN in on Monday and Tuesday, New Zealand’s Thoroughbred breeding industry beginning at 10 a.m. local time. to the world as it attracts hundreds of buyers from all parts For an online catalog, click here. www.thoroughbredtimes.com Thoroughbred Times TODAY January 30, 2012 10 INTERNATIONAL STAKES RESULTS NEGISHI S. (Jpn-G3) JAPAN TOKYO, Japan, January 29, $878,715, 4&up, 1,400m (6.96f), fast, 1:23.50. 1st—=SILK FORTUNE (JPN), 126, B. h. 6, =Gold Allure (Jpn)—Silk Es- KYOTO HIMBA S. (Jpn-G3) peranza, by Alwuhush. Owner—Silk Co. Ltd.; Breeder—Yoshiji Nakachi KYOTO, Japan, January 29, $878,845, 4&up, f&m, 1,600mT (7.95fT), firm, (Jpn); Trainer—Norio Fujisawa. $463,629. 25-7-1-5, $2,064,194. 1:33.80. 2nd—=TOSHO COUSIN (JPN), 124, B. h. 5, Kurofune—=Virgin Tosho 1st—=DONAU BLUE (JPN), 115, B. f. 4, =Deep Impact (Jpn)—=Donna (Jpn), by =Fuji Kiseki (Jpn). $184,607. 3rd—TESTA MATTA, 128, Dk. b. or br. h. 6, Tapit SD—Difficult, by Con- Blini (GB), by Bertolini. Owner—Sunday Racing Co. Ltd.; Breeder— 1 Northern Racing (Jpn); Trainer—Sei Ishizaka. $463,721. 9-4-0-1, cern. $115,767. Margins: 1 /2, nose, neck. $1,066,526. Also ran: =Danon Come On (Jpn) 124 ($45,624), =Sei Crimson (Jpn) 2nd—=SHORYU MOON (JPN), 119, B. m. 5, =King Kamehameha 126, =Bright Isaac (Jpn) 124, =Sakura Shiny (Jpn) 124, =T Up (Jpn)—=Moon the Dream (Jpn), by =Dance in the Dark (Jpn). Wild (Jpn) 124, =Ceres Hunt (Jpn) 126, =Daisho Jet (Jpn) 124, $184,633. =Hiraboku Wild (Jpn) 124, =Zenno Verano (Jpn) 124, =Otori Oja 3rd—=ASUKA TOP LADY (JPN), 119, Dk. b. or br. m. 5, =Admire Boss (Jpn) 124, Ferrari Pisa 126, =Everest O (Jpn) 124 (did not finish). (Jpn)—=Tagano Shaadi (Jpn), by Shaadi. $115,780. A Tradition of Success 1 Boarding Margins: 1 /4, neck, neck.   Also ran: =Big Smile (Jpn) 115 ($69,088), =Queen’s Barn (Jpn) 115 Sales Prep ($45,624), =Lady Alba Rosa (Jpn) 119, =Cosmo Nemo Shin (Jpn) Bred, raised, and sold Sales 119, =Merveille d’Or (Jpn) 117, =A Shin Returns (Jpn) 119, =Leger TESTA MATTA Tosho (Jpn) 119, =Erin Court (Jpn) 124, =Sawayaka Rascal (Jpn) Pre-Export 119, =Spring Thunder (Jpn) 119, =Dance Fantasia (Jpn) 117, 859.846.4705 I www.millford.com Quarantine =Sweet Matruh (Jpn) 119, =Rice Terrace (Jpn) 117. NEW ZEALAND WORKOUTS KARAKA MILLION SUNDAY ELLERSLIE, New Zealand, January 29, $824,200, 2yo, 1,200mT (5.97fT), good, 1:10.66. Horse Track Dist. Time Rank First Stakes Winner for =Any Suggestion (Aus) Acting Happy, 5, m. Gulfstream 5f 1:01.85b 7/16 1st—=OCKHAM’S RAZOR (NZ), 125, Gr. c. 2, =Any Suggestion Amazombie, 6, g. Santa Anita 4f :48.40h 24/61 (Aus)—=Shadow Ray (Jpn), by Groom Dancer. Owners—J. Shaw, Amen Hallelujah, 5, m. Gulfstream 5f 1:00.90h 4/16 C. Renshaw, J. Hunter, Dr. A. Matthews, Australian Bloodstock, Anak Nakal, 7, h. Tampa Bay Downs 5f 1:04.00b 11/18 Atkinson-Kaljo Racing, D. Strohfeldt, R. Goldman, A. C. Matthews, Bourbon Bay, 6, g. Santa Anita 6fT 1:15.00h 3/5 Razor and Blackjack Bobcat; Breeder—Jungle Pocket Pty. Ltd. Brethren, 4, c. Palm Meadows 3f :38.72b 14/15 (NZ); Trainer—Anthony Freedman. $453,722. Caixa Eletronica, 7, h. Belmont training track 4f :48.31b 9/88 2nd—=SILK PINS (NZ), 120, B. f. 2, =Pins (Aus)—Silk Ending, by End Sweep. Calibrachoa, 5, h. Belmont training track 4f :48.31b 9/88 3rd—=WARHORSE (NZ), 125, B. c. 2, =General Nediym (Aus)— 1 1 1 City to City, 5, m. Santa Anita 6fT 1:14.80h 2/5 =Rathlin Island (Aus), by Giant’s Causeway. Margins: /2, /2, 1 /2. Delightful Kiss, 8, g. Golden Gate 4fAW :48.40h 5/85 Disposablepleasure, 3, f. Palm Meadows 5f 1:01.43b 6/36 Doubles Partner, 5, h. Palm Meadows 4f :51.60b 40/40 THOROUGHBRED TIMES Gourmet Dinner, 4, c. Gulfstream 5f 1:00.50h 3/16 Her Smile, 4, f. Palm Meadows 5f 1:00.40b 1/36 It Happened Again, 6, g. Oaklawn 4f :49.60b 24/82 Leroy’s Dynameaux, 5, g. Santa Anita 4fT :51.60h 4/5 BUYER’S GUIDE Mission Impazible, 5, h. Palm Meadows 5f 1:02.55b 25/36 Mizdirection, 4, f. Santa Anita 4fT :48.00h 1/5 The Thoroughbred Times Buyer’s Guide offers Nicole H, 5, m. Belmont training track 4f :50.17b 72/88 Pathfork, 4, c. Santa Anita 7fT 1:31.20h 1/2 comprehensivecomprehensive informationinformation youyou cancan useuse Plum Pretty, 4, f. Santa Anita 4f :49.00h 40/61 Prayer for Relief, 4, c. Santa Anita 5f :58.60h 1/58 toto makemake moremore informedinformed andand successfulsuccessful Rocket Twentyone, 3, f. Oaklawn 5f 1:04.00b 28/36 decisions at upcoming sales. Sayif (Ire), 6, h. Santa Anita 4f :46.80h 2/61 Skip Code, 8, g. Oaklawn 5f 1:02.80b 16/36 Skipshot, 5, r. Santa Anita 6f 1:13.20h 9/21 Stratford Hill, 5, h. Palm Meadows 3f :37.71b 8/15 BUYER’S GUIDE Telling, 8, h. Calder 1m 1:48.40b 1/1

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dely TheThe MMosostt Wi Used Sales Note: b-breezing, h-handily; Rank lists horse’s workout time Supplement ow Onnlline! compared with all others who worked that distance at the NoN track that day. CallCall WendyWendy YoungYoung toto order!order! 859.260.9800,859.260.9800, ext.ext. 71997199 www.thoroughbredtimes.com Thoroughbred Times TODAY January 30, 2012 11 SIRE LISTS UPDATED DAILY, CLICK ON BUTTON TO VIEW. General Broodmare Freshman Juvenile Second Crop Third Crop Second Crop Sire List: Worldwide earnings For stallions who stand in North America or last stood in North America if deceased or pensioned or stood in North America in 2008 and whose oldest foals are three- year-olds in the current year. Statistics are comprehensive for all two-year-old starters in the U.S., Canada, Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Chile, , France, Germany, Hong Kong, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Peru, Puerto Rico, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, South Africa, United Arab Emirates, powered by and Uruguay. North American data through January 28. International data generally is delayed three to four days. THOROUGHBRED TIMES uses the most equineline.com current stud fee available. Progeny Avg. earnings Rank Sire, YOB, Sire Loc. Stud fee Strs Wnrs SWs GSWs earnings Leading lifetime earner (earnings) per runner

1 Hard Spun SD, 04, by Danzig Ky. $40,000 79 32 5 1 $2,049,578 Hard Not to Like ($280,035) $25,944 2 Scat Daddy SD, 04, by Johannesburg Ky. 17,500 64 31 5 3 1,806,292 Finale ($257,345) 28,223 3 Corinthian SD, 03, by Pulpit Ky. 17,500 63 19 2 1,222,908 Corin Blesse ($169,644) 19,411 4 Discreet Cat SD, 03, by Forestry Ky. 12,500 57 26 1 1 1,143,593 =Qismah (Jpn) ($224,248) 20,063 5 Street Sense SD, 04, by Street Cry (Ire) Ky. 40,000 51 18 1 1 977,494 =Street Hunter (Jpn) ($110,931) 19,167 6 Lawyer Ron, 03, by Langfuhr Dead 36 15 4 1 931,526 Drill ($249,710) 25,876 7 SD, 03, by Holy Bull Ky. 10,000 52 19 2 1 869,549 Sound Vigorous ($104,060) 16,722 8 Hat Trick (Jpn) SD, 01, by Sunday Silence Ky. 15,000 19 6 2 1 842,719 =Dabirsim (Fr) ($643,112) 44,354 9 Half Ours, 03, by Unbridled’s Song La. 5,000 39 22 2 771,401 Beggarthyneighbor ($91,000) 19,780 10 High Cotton SD, 03, by Dixie Union Fl. 5,000 30 15 1 1 705,840 Currency Swap ($180,000) 23,528 11 , 03, by Dead 18 5 1 1 685,289 Weemissfrankie ($559,920) 38,072 12 English Channel, 02, by Smart Strike Ky. 25,000 50 13 637,438 Optimizer ($109,261) 12,749 13 After Market, 03, by Storm Cat Ky. 7,500 40 15 1 629,543 Lady of Fifty ($154,170) 15,739 14 Master Command, 02, by A.P. Indy Dead 36 17 1 614,749 Soonerette ($81,869) 17,076 15 Stevie Wonderboy SD, 03, by Stephen Got Even Ky. 5,000 34 15 2 609,908 Made to Love Her ($143,960) 17,938 16 Storm Surge, 02, by Storm Cat N/A N/A 60 25 594,005 =Fuerte Senal (Arg) ($44,614) 9,900 17 Bob and John SD, 03, by Seeking the Gold Ky. 7,500 47 19 1 579,240 Dangerous Lad ($51,399) 12,324 18 Saint Anddan, 02, by A.P. Indy Fl. 4,500 36 18 1 572,413 Saint D’aroak ($78,388) 15,900 19 Latent Heat SD, 03, by Maria’s Mon Ky. 8,500 35 16 1 551,776 Softly Lit ($91,700) 15,765 20 Exclusive Quality, 03, by Elusive Quality Fl. 4,000 36 17 1 549,661 Exclusively Maria ($98,258) 15,268 21 Political Force, 03, by Unbridled’s Song Ky. 10,000 33 18 530,365 Goldrush Girl ($74,217) 16,072 22 Mr. Sekiguchi, 03, by Storm Cat Can 2,448 14 3 1 451,815 Rose and Shine ($356,003) 32,273 23 Weather , 04, by Storm Cat N.M. 2,000 11 8 1 407,214 Notacloudinthesky ($127,535) 37,019 24 Istan SD, 02, by Gone West Ky. 3,500 23 8 1 1 403,777 Mr. Bowling ($201,048) 17,556 25 Wild Tale, 01, by Tale of the Cat Dead 6 3 2 401,870 Ted’s Folly ($337,241) 66,978

26 Utopia (Jpn) SD, 00, by Forty Niner N.Y. 2,500 40 8 395,674 Thor’s Mjolnor ($50,100) 9,892 27 Any Given Saturday SD, 04, by Distorted Humor Ky. 15,000 46 12 393,654 Saturday Launch ($50,735) 8,558 28 Awesome Gambler, 04, by Coronado’s Quest Ca. 5,000 16 5 1 1 379,202 Willa B Awesome ($233,896) 23,700 29 Shakespeare, 01, by Theatrical (Ire) Ky. 10,000 17 8 1 1 371,428 Shkspeare Shaliyah ($98,200) 21,849 30 Sun King SD, 02, by Charismatic Ky. 10,000 31 9 340,298 Sunset Queen ($50,841) 10,977 Second Crop Sire List by 2012 earnings: Worldwide earnings For stallions who stand in North America or last stood in North America if deceased or pensioned and whose oldest foals are three-year-olds in the current year. Statis- tics are comprehensive for all two-year-old starters in the U.S., Canada, Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Chile, England, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Peru, Puerto Rico, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, South Africa, United Arab Emirates, and Uruguay. North American powered by data through January 28. International data generally is delayed three to four days. THOROUGHBRED TIMES uses the most current stud fee available. equineline.com 2012 progeny Avg. earnings Rank Sire, YOB, Sire Loc. Stud fee Strs Wnrs SWs GSWs earnings Leading 2012 earner (earnings) per runner

1 Hard Spun SD, 04, by Danzig Ky. $40,000 38 9 2 $343,466 Midnight Transfer ($46,800) $25,944 2 Street Sense SD, 04, by Street Cry (Ire) Ky. 40,000 24 8 298,635 Vionnet ($33,600) 19,167 3 Discreet Cat SD, 03, by Forestry Ky. 12,500 26 8 1 1 264,809 Out of Bounds ($60,000) 20,063 4 Half Ours, 03, by Unbridled’s Song La. 5,000 16 6 1 221,930 Beggarthyneighbor ($81,000) 19,780 5 Corinthian SD, 03, by Pulpit Ky. 17,500 34 3 1 206,477 Junebugred ($60,000) 19,411

6 Istan SD, 02, by Gone West Ky. 3,500 11 5 1 1 176,087 Mr. Bowling ($105,000) 17,556 7 After Market, 03, by Storm Cat Ky. 7,500 15 4 1 130,488 Lady of Fifty ($60,000) 15,739 8 English Channel, 02, by Smart Strike Ky. 25,000 25 4 128,377 Star Channel ($33,200) 12,749 9 Utopia (Jpn) SD, 00, by Forty Niner N.Y. 2,500 18 4 123,732 Thor’s Mjolnor ($36,300) 9,892 10 Scat Daddy SD, 04, by Johannesburg Ky. 17,500 17 2 107,732 Thomas Hill ($20,150) 28,223 11 Master Command, 02, by A.P. Indy Dead 17 3 107,218 Star Vesta ($15,000) 17,076 12 Exclusive Quality, 03, by Elusive Quality Fl. 4,000 16 6 104,256 Christopher’s Joy ($28,200) 15,268 13 Political Force, 03, by Unbridled’s Song Ky. 10,000 12 5 97,261 Silver Hustler ($24,000) 16,072 14 Lawyer Ron, 03, by Langfuhr Dead 21 3 96,606 Stealcase ($24,300) 25,876 15 Bob and John SD, 03, by Seeking the Gold Ky. 7,500 18 3 92,896 Dangerous Lad ($30,600) 12,324 16 Awesome Gambler, 04, by Coronado’s Quest Ca. 5,000 7 2 1 1 91,340 Willa B Awesome ($60,000) 23,700 17 Hat Trick (Jpn) SD, 01, by Sunday Silence Ky. 15,000 6 1 1 70,923 Howe Great ($60,000) 44,354 18 Purim, 02, by Dynaformer Ky. 7,500 15 2 70,140 Godard ($24,300) 11,922 19 Latent Heat SD, 03, by Maria’s Mon Ky. 8,500 14 4 65,808 Hot Dixie ($17,700) 15,765 20 Invasor (Arg) SD, 02, by Candy Stripes Ky. 20,000 9 3 63,350 Expression ($30,600) 8,469 21 Saint Anddan, 02, by A.P. Indy Fl. 4,500 20 4 63,072 Bleu Darling ($24,600) 15,900 22 Flashy Bull SD, 03, by Holy Bull Ky. 10,000 24 61,461 Flashy Sunrise ($7,488) 16,722 23 High Cotton SD, 03, by Dixie Union Fl. 5,000 11 1 61,097 Tarpy’s Goal ($33,625) 23,528 24 Spellbinder, 01, by Tale of the Cat Fl. 1,500 4 2 60,228 Well Spelled ($36,000) 25,646 25 Stevie Wonderboy SD, 03, by Stephen Got Even Ky. 5,000 12 1 56,673 Made to Love Her ($30,000) 17,938

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Worldwide statistics for sires who stand or last stood in Southeast states. The sires may not stand in the respective state. Statistics include racing in the United States, Canada, Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Chile, England, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Peru, Puerto Rico, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, South Africa, United Arab Emirates, and Uruguay. North American data through January 28. International data generally is delayed three to four days. Alabama Total Total Total Strs Wnrs SWs Earnings Strs Wnrs SWs Earnings Strs Wnrs SWs Earnings Wagon Limit 14 1 0 $32,700 Orchard Park 2 0 0 $330 Royal Empire 3 1 0 $8,199 Bring the Heat SD 12 0 0 31,402 Palance 1 0 0 260 Smart Guy 2 0 0 1,720 Colony Light 7 3 0 30,540 †Slewly Yours 1 0 0 230 •Gold Spring (Arg) 2 0 0 490 †Roar of the Tiger 27 0 0 28,978 D. J. Cat 1 0 0 200 Unbridled Time 14 1 0 25,906 Recommended List 1 0 0 190 Boastful 5 2 0 23,070 Shanawi (Ire) 1 0 0 170 Florida Alajwad 10 2 0 21,157 The Silver Move 1 0 0 160 Total Da Stoops 9 2 0 20,944 †Noactor 1 0 0 140 Strs Wnrs SWs Earnings †Gibson County 19 1 0 20,332 Fast ‘n Royal 2 0 0 130 Wildcat Heir 69 14 0 $378,494 Strong Contender 10 1 0 20,307 Put It Back 47 7 1 245,011 Mount McKinley 2 1 0 20,240 Chapel Royal SD 61 14 0 215,827 Georgia Hadrian’s Wall 1 1 0 20,000 Total Repent 52 8 1 213,556 Straight Man SD 12 2 0 19,144 Awesome of Course 5 1 1 183,330 Strs Wnrs SWs Earnings Wekiva Springs 11 0 0 18,806 Prime Meridian 4 2 0 $19,654 D’wildcat 38 9 0 178,267 •Marquetry 13 2 0 18,507 With Distinction 57 8 0 162,673 Slew the Slewor 2 0 0 542 Pavarotti 5 1 0 17,638 First and Only 2 0 0 190 Graeme Hall SD 35 8 0 154,457 Weekend Cruise 12 1 0 17,342 Full Mandate 40 3 0 137,320 Unforgettable Max 6 1 0 14,783 Leroidesanimaux (Brz) 27 3 0 109,298 French Envoy 4 1 0 11,335 Mississippi †Halo’s Image 20 3 0 107,949 Western Pride 6 1 0 10,850 Total Value Plus 34 6 0 106,194 †Texas Glitter 11 1 0 10,808 Strs Wnrs SWs Earnings Exclusive Quality 16 6 0 104,256 †Cimarron Secret 14 0 0 10,026 Hour Future Cash 1 0 0 $80 A. P. Warrior 27 7 0 94,512 Wised Up 3 0 0 9,930 Werblin 28 7 0 94,425 Rey de Cafe 11 1 0 9,225 North Carolina City Place 33 3 0 77,353 Down the Aisle 3 2 0 8,915 Total It’s No Joke 14 4 1 73,077 Cutlass Fax 2 1 0 7,170 Strs Wnrs SWs Earnings West Acre SD 17 2 0 72,665 R. Cooper 2 0 0 6,795 Chelsey Cat 9 1 0 $6,754 Pomeroy 23 2 0 69,602 Express Tour 4 1 0 6,753 Dixie’s Wild Again 1 0 0 640 Bwana Charlie 31 3 0 66,555 Marco Bay 2 0 0 6,285 Greatness 20 2 0 64,450 Comprise 3 0 0 6,050 Saint Anddan 20 4 0 63,072 American Spirit 7 0 0 5,423 South Carolina †Concorde’s Tune 27 2 0 61,720 Marciano 6 0 0 5,157 Total Strs Wnrs SWs Earnings High Cotton SD 11 1 0 61,097 Halifax 3 0 0 4,930 Hear No Evil 3 1 1 60,320 Frisco Star 3 0 0 4,062 Best of the Rest 2 1 0 $11,995 Spellbinder 4 2 0 60,228 Hal’s Image 4 0 0 3,965 Cat in Town 3 1 0 10,567 High Risen 1 1 0 6,700 Scorpion 15 3 0 57,510 Point in Time 2 1 0 3,612 Crush 1 0 0 2,600 B L’s Appeal SD 30 3 0 57,476 Metfield 4 0 0 3,380 Lad 2 0 0 1,180 Burning Roma 30 3 0 55,168 Sweet Return (GB) 3 0 0 2,830 Untuttable 12 2 0 53,755 Ride the Storm 2 0 0 590 Forbidden Apple 3 0 0 2,135 Just a Miner 1 0 0 380 Act of Duty 26 6 0 50,095 †Conscience Clear 3 0 0 1,720 Mass Media 14 4 0 47,597 Diligence 2 0 0 1,680 Simon Pure 12 2 1 46,357 Indian Express 2 0 0 1,257 Tennessee Imperialism SD 17 2 0 46,011 Arrested 2 0 0 1,201 Total Montbrook SD 16 2 0 44,760 Skip Trial 6 0 0 985 Strs Wnrs SWs Earnings †Proud Accolade 15 1 0 40,366 Blowing Rock 1 0 0 500 Rhodes 1 0 0 $2,115 Leading the Parade SD 15 2 0 39,070 J Town 1 0 0 450 Hacker 1 0 0 1,020 †Black Mambo 19 2 0 34,755 Successful Ways 1 0 0 400 Mecke 2 0 0 620 Teuflesberg 9 2 0 34,134 Big Jewel 1 0 0 400 Phantom Light 1 0 0 275 Sarava 22 3 0 33,372 Bob’s Proud Moment 1 0 0 380 Allamystique 1 0 0 100 Doneraile Court 20 1 0 33,170 Chapter One 1 0 0 340 †Dead •Pensioned ◆Freshman sire An Entire Library at your Fingertips THOROUGHBRED TIMES TODAY Archives available online!

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