Poppy's Pride Wins Third Straight Stakes in Inaugural

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In This Issue: True Timber Gives Carmouche First G1 Victory in Cigar Mile Score Elle Z Holds Off Favorite to Win Pan Zareta Jesus’ Team Reigns Supreme Malathaat Remains Undefeated Brooklyn Strong Shows Determination Amoss Honored With Turfdom Award Varda Scores Upset in Starlett Stakes Sharp Starr Shines in Go for Wand Florida-bred Poppy’s Pride/SV PHOTOGRAPHY Gulfstream Park Charts Poppy’s Pride Wins Third Tampa Bay Downs Charts Straight Stakes in Inaugural Track Results & Entries Florida Stallion Progeny List Also takes Florida Sire Stakes “Win Only” Bonus Florida Breeders’ List BY BROCK SHERIDAN ______field of six juveniles reached the main track Wire to Wire Business Place and promptly put a three length margin Gilbert and Marilyn Campbell’s between himself and Arindel’s multiple Stonehedge LLC-homebred Poppy’s stakes-placed Gatsby in second before click- Click for Holiday Hours Pride was not the fastest from the starting ing off a quarter-mile in a blazing :21.89. gate but scampered to the lead shortly However, Camacho was able to coax thereafter on his way to winning the Poppy’s Pride into a more subtle pace Featured Advertisers $100,000 Inaugural Stakes at Tampa Bay while moving towards the far curve as Downs as the 6-5 favorite Saturday. Gatsby and jockey Daniel Centeno edged Florida Department of Agriculture The Florida-bred gelding and jockey closer while leaving the others some FTBOA Samy Camacho started a bit slow from the three lengths in arrears. Gatsby made a Gulfstream Park inside post one in the six furlong Inaugural run at Poppy’s Pride turning for home as Journeyman Stud as 30-1 longshot Thealligatorhunter darted they finished a half-mile in :44.70 but Ocala Breeders’ Feed & Supply from post four to take a momentary lead. was never able to get within a length of Ocala Stud But Poppy’s Pride shot to the front before the See TAMPA BAY DOWNS on page 3 Seminole Feed

Continued from COVER the leader while 9-2 fourth choice Al Heyday had rallied from fifth to challenge for second. However, Poppy’s Pride found another gear with Camacho’s urging at the top of the stretch and accelerated away to another three-length lead ahead of Gatsby and Al Heyday, who were now fighting each other for second. Poppy’s Pride continued on to win by two-and-three-quarters lengths ahead of Al Heyday in second with The Alligatorhunter finishing another half-length farther back in third. The quick final time of 1:10.05 on the fast track was just .73 of a second off of the stakes record as Gatsby, Arrest Me Red and Tapsasional completed the order of finish. It was third consecutive stakes victory and fourth straight overall for Poppy’s Pride who had most recently defeated Gatsby by a length-and-a-half in the $60,000 Juvenile Sprint Stakes over a sloppy and sealed six-and-a-half furlongs at Gulfstream Park West on Nov. 14. “This [Inaugural] was a little sooner than what we anticipated running him back” trainer Michael Yates said. “But he came out of that race so well and was doing so well, it just made sense to do it. I thought he ran Michael Yates/CUNNINGHAM PHOTO a great race today. He was used a little harder than normal early and had to dig in, but he kept on running. He’s a real horse. “I was very concerned because [Gatsby] is a nice horse and he was here to run.”

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Back to Top Page 5 Tampa Bay Downs page 3 Continued from Poppy’s Pride earned the $30,000 winner’s share of the Inaugural purse plus a $50,000 “Win Only” bonus from the Florida Thoroughbred Breeders’ and Owners’ Association for being eligible for the lucrative Florida Sire Stakes program. It was his fourth win in six starts with a second and a third and increased his earnings to $211,724. By Journeyman Stud’s leading sire Khozan out of the Lovely Lexi, by With Distinction, Poppy’s Pride won his first race in his third try on Aug. 27 against state-bred special weight maidens going five furlongs at Gulfstream Park. He then took the off the turf, $75,000 Armed Forces Stakes at Gulfstream Park on a sloppy track going seven furlongs on Sept. 26 before he defeated Feeling Mischief/SV PHOTOGRAPHY runner-up Gatsby in the Juvenile Sprint. lengths on Aug. 3 at Colonial Downs in Virginia in a swift He paid $4.40 to win. :57.65 for five furlongs. Although Yates was impressed with the effort, he was non- A skin issue that kept her from fully extending herself and committal when asked if Poppy’s Pride would comeback for the Campbell’s decision to rate her off the pace in her next start on seven furlong Pasco Stakes for 3-year-olds at Tampa Bay Oct. 4 at Keeneland contributed to a disappointing third-place Downs on Jan. 16. The $125,000 purse for the Pasco includes finish. But the veteran Campbell was brimming with optimism another $50,000 “Win Only” bonus for Florida Sire Stakes run- entering Saturday’s Sandpiper Stakes, especially after jockey ners and a $25,000 “Win Only” bonus for Florida-breds. Jesus Castanon breezed her four furlongs over the Tampa Bay We’re going to let the horse tell us what we’re going to do Downs main track on Tuesday in a moderate, but useful, :51 flat. with him,” Yates said. “I feel blessed to be part of the team and Feeling Mischief moved smartly to the lead on the turn for I want to thank the Campbells and Larry King, the [Stonehedge home in the Sandpiper and was never threatened down the Farm South] farm manager, and all the guys at the farm who stretch, winning by two lengths under Castanon in stakes-record have done a great job.” time of 1:09.76 for the six-furlong distance. The Campbell’s Stonehedge Farm South is located in “I thought she was a [sure] winner today,” Campbell said of Williston, Fla. the Kentucky-bred daughter of top sire Into Mischief out of the Latent Heat mare True Feelings. “She is just a spectacular horse, and today I let her go because she doesn’t want to be Feeling Mischief Runs to Expectations in restricted. She wants to be a free-running horse and we took that Winning Sandpiper approach. “[Castanon] was smart enough not to let her do too much [in Michael B. Campbell, the trainer of Sandpiper Stakes-win- Tuesday’s work], and we got a nice breeze into her to pick up ner Feeling Mischief, knew he had something special in his her airway, motivate her and put some speed into her,” barn when the 2-year-old filly broke her maiden by eight See SANDPIPER on page 9 Tampa Bay FSS Win Only Supplements Date Race Conditions Distance Purse 1-16 Pasco Stakes 3yo 7 fur. $125,000** 1-16 Gasparilla Stakes 3yo fillies 7 fur. $125,000** **Includes $50,000 Win Only Supplement for Florida Sire Stakes Eligible Horses, and $25,000 Win-Only Florida-bred Supplement **Closing Jan. 2

Back to Top Page 7 Sandpiper page 5 Stakes at Tampa Bay Downs. Continued from Campbell said. The list of 22 nominations for the City of Ocala includes: Feeling Mischief’s record-setting performance was one of • William Stiritz’s 4-year-old filly Wildwood’s Beauty, a two- numerous highlights on a Festival Cotillion Day card featuring time stakes winner at Tampa Bay Downs who is Grade 2 and all 2-year-old races. Grade 3-placed; Castanon enjoyed a dream trip on 3-1 favorite Feeling • D. J. Stable and Jonathan I. Green’s 3-year-old filly Ceci Mischief in the Sandpiper, prompting the pace behind Florida- Valentina, a two-time stakes winner; bred Briella in the 11-horse field. “I really liked her attitude • Ron Paolucci Racing’s 6-year-old mare Liza Star, 11-for-34 when I got on her earlier this week,” Castanon said. “She was lifetime with earnings of more than $320,000; all business, and today she broke out of the gate like a bullet. I • Paradise Farms Corp.’s 5-year-old mare Tiz Possible Dear, was able to sit off the leader and when I asked her to pick it up, whose rags-to-riches saga features competing for an $8,000 she went about her business. Basically, it was all her.” claiming tag in March to winning last month’s Millions Preview Gulf Coast and Gallardo rallied for second, followed by Distaff Stakes at Gulfstream Park West. Little Nesso in third and Briella in fourth. They were followed No matter which horses face the starter, both races are cer- in order by Florida-breds Battle Cry and Special Princess; tain to deliver plenty of excitement while showcasing the state’s Wholebodemeister, You Never Call, Striking Chrome, Molly’s rich heritage of breeding and raising quality thoroughbreds. Angel and Hara. In addition to sponsoring both stakes, the FTBOA is offering Florida-bred Nurse Judy and Sister Aurora were scratched. $860,000 in purse supplements for Florida-breds and FSS-eligi- Feeling Mischief is owned by George Mellon’s Mellon Patch, ble runners during the 2020-2021 Oldsmar meeting. Inc. for whom she has won two of three career starts with a third “We are pleased to once again partner with Tampa Bay while banking $61,100. Downs and its horsemen in offering some very nice stakes purs- es and supplements for our Florida-breds competing there this winter and spring,” FTBOA CEO Lonny Powell said in a pre- FTBOA Florida Sire Stakes Attract pared statement. Accomplished Nominees Around the oval. Tampa Bay Downs currently races on a Wednesday-Friday-Saturday schedule, with Sundays added to The 2020-2021 stakes schedule picks up momentum on Dec. the mix on Dec. 20. Additionally, the track will conduct a 12 with the fourth running of both the Florida Thoroughbred Thursday card on Christmas Eve, Dec. 24, and be closed Breeders’ and Owners’ Association Florida Sire Stakes Marion Christmas, Dec. 25. County and the FTBOA Florida Sire Stakes City of Ocala. – The Tampa Bay Downs Press Office Both races offer purse money of $100,000 and will be con- contributed to this report tested at a distance of seven furlongs. The FTBOA FSS Marion County is for colts and geldings 3-years-old and older and the FTBOA FSS City of Ocala is for fillies and mares 3-years-old FTBOA Holiday and older. The races are restricted to FTBOA-registered Florida-breds sired by an FTBOA-registered Florida stallion, Schedule having paid all FSS eligibility fees. Christmas The list of 20 nominations for the Marion County includes: • The FTBOA, FEC offices will be closed Thursday, Dec. 24 • Tracy Pinchin’s defending race champion Jackson, a Grade and Friday, Dec. 25 for the Christmas Holiday. 3-winning 4-year-old colt who holds the Tampa Bay Downs • The Friday, Dec. 25 nor the Saturday-Sunday Dec. 26, 27 track record for a mile-and-40-yards of 1:38.86; issues will not be published in order for staff to celebrate • Harold Queen’s homebred 5-year-old gelding Noble Christmas Eve and Christmas. Drama, a five-time stakes winner with earnings in excess of $600,000; New Year’s Day • Jacks or Better Farm’s multiple stakes-winning 3-year-old • The FTBOA, FEC offices will be closed Friday, Jan. 1 colt Shivaree, who finished second this year in the Grade 3 for the New Year’s Day holiday. Swale Stakes, the Hutcheson and the Grade 1 Curlin Florida • The Saturday-Sunday, Jan. 2-3 issue of Wire to Wire Derby; will not be published in order for staff to • The Kathleen O’Connell-owned and trained 4-year-old celebrate New Year’s Day. gelding Well Defined, who won the 2019 Grade 3 Sam F. Davis

FTBOA Florida Sire Stakes at Tampa Bay Downs Date Race Name Conditions Distance Purse 12-12 FTBOA Florida Sire Stakes Marion County 3yo and older* 7 fur. $100,000 12-12 FTBOA Florida Sire Stakes City of Ocala 3yo and older, F&M* 7 fur. $100,000 Florida Cup Day, March 28, 2021 – Six Stakes for Florida-breds worth $600,000 * FTBOA Florida Sire Stakes eligible horses

Back to Top Page 9 True Timber Gives Carmouche First Grade 1 Victory With Impressive Cigar Mile Score BY BRIAN BOHL, NYRA PRESS OFFICE ______QUEEN, NY—Calumet Farm’s True Timber earned black type in the $250,000 Cigar Mile (Grade 1) in each of the last two years. After a runner-up effort in 2018 and a third-place finish in 2019, the son of Mineshaft finally broke through on Saturday, taking command out of the turn and powering home a five-and-a-half- length winner to capture the 32nd edition at Aqueduct Racetrack. A storm-drenched day made for a sloppy and sealed main track, but the conditions did not faze True Timber, who broke sharp from post five under Aqueduct fall meet-leading rider Kendrick Carmouche and tracked in third position as Mr. Buff led the six-horse field through the opening quarter-mile in :22.89 and the half in :45.82. Heading into the stretch, Carmouche set True Timber down, eas- ily holding off late bids from runner-up and 13-1 longshot Snapper True Timber/COGLIANESE PHOTO Sinclair and 4-5 favorite Performer to hit the wire in 1:36.49. “As soon as I got the horse, the Cigar Mile was a year-end “I had perfect position leaving the gate and all the way around goal,” Sisterson said. “A lot of emphasis has to be put on how there,” Carmouche said. “Right before we got to the quarter pole, good a trainer Kiaran McLaughlin is. He had this horse before I I pulled the trigger and I knew they were going to have to run me did and sent him to me in such good shape. This shows how good down from here.” of a trainer he really is.” The win was a history-making one for Carmouche, who McLaughlin retired from training in March to become a jockey secured his first Grade 1 victory in a career that started in 2000. agent. Winning trainer Jack Sisterson had reason to be confident in Off at 7-1, True Timber returned $16.60 on a $2 win wager. He True Timber’s ability to handle an off track, following his third- improved his career earnings to $1.21 million. place finish in the Grade 1 Forego in August at Saratoga Race “We’ll make sure he comes out of it in good shape and talk to Course, garnering a season-high 98 Beyer Speed Figure. the farm about what the future might be,” Sisterson said. “I got to give credit to True Timber, the farm, the incredible “Physically, he’s beautiful to look at, and he’s in great shape.” staff I have, and of course Kendrick,” Sisterson said. “I had all the Snapper Sinclair, trained by Hall of Famer Steve Asmussen and confidence in the world when Kendrick texted me, ‘I got you ridden by Manny Franco, edged Performer by a neck for second. brother, don’t worry’, with a little peace sign.” Performer saw his five-race winning streak snapped but kept Returning to another sloppy track, True Timber won for the intact his pristine record of on-the-board efforts, moving to five first time in 14 starts dating to September 2018 at Belmont Park. wins and two thirds in seven starts. The now 6-year-old had finished second or third eight times in King Guillermo, Mr. Buff and Bon Raison completed the order that stretch, including three consecutive third-place efforts to cap of finish. Florida-bred Firenze Fire, Mind Control and Majestic 2019 in the Grade 2 Kelso, Grade 3 Bold Ruler and Cigar Mile. Dunhill scratched. Elle Z Holds Off Favored Into Mystic To Win Pan Zareta Stakes BY FAIR GROUNDS PRESS OFFICE______“I had a little pressure to her outside but I kept letting her do her thing and stayed in front,” Murrill said. “Once she was able to NEW ORLEANS—M Bar O LLC’s Elle Z broke running and get there, she got a nice little breather. Off the far turn she pricked never looked back the $75,000 Paz Zareta, posting a 1-length win her ears up, got comfortable, and when I asked her to run, she gave over 8-5 favorite Into Mystic at Fair Grounds Saturday. everything she had.” Mitchell Murrill seized control of the race immediately with Elle Z entered as the most inexperienced filly in the full field Elle Z, a 3-year-old daughter of City Zip who has an abundance of 12, having started just six times for trainer Chris Hartman, but of natural speed and used it early in the Pan Zareta. She set splits she has come a long way in a short period of time. Murrill was of :22.18 and :45.39, while maintaining a measured lead over familiar with the filly, but he rode her for the first time in her last defending champion Play On, with Into Mystic stalking outside in start, an allowance win Oct. 15 at Keeneland. He has been really fifth. Elle Z came under pressure entering the far turn but cut the impressed with the progress she’s made. corner, kicked clear midstretch, and had plenty in reserve while “That was the first time I had ridden her, but I had been work- holding off Into Mystic. Winning Envelope closed for third, while ing her in the mornings and she has really built off that win,” Play On faded to fourth. See PAN ZARETA on page 14

Back to Top Page 11 Jesus’ Team Reigns Supreme in Saturday’s Claiming Crown Jewel BY GULFSTREAM PARK PRESS OFFICE ______HALLANDALE BEACH, FL—Prepping for a planned start in the $3 million Pegasus World Cup Invitational (Grade 1) to be run Jan. 23 at Gulfstream Park, Grupo 7C Racing Stable’s Jesus’ Team returned to winning form in Saturday’s $150,000 Claiming Crown Jewel at the historic Hallandale Beach racetrack. The Jewel headlined the 22nd edition of the Claiming Crown, a nine-stakes event that pays tribute to the claiming horses that provides the backbone of day-to-day racing programs at racetracks throughout the country. This marked the ninth straight year at Gulfstream for the Claiming Crown. Jesus’ Team hadn’t won in six starts since defeating $25,000 claimers at Gulfstream May 8th, but the 3-year-old son of Tapiture earned 2-5 favoritism Saturday after finishing third in the Preakness Stakes (G1) at Pimlico and the Breeders’ Cup Dirt Mile (G1) at Keeneland in his two most recent starts. “I think the race was good for him because he only had the one work since the Breeders’ Cup. After the Breeders’ Cup he was in Ocala in a round pen and small paddock,” trainer Jose D’Angelo said. “I think he’s going very well into the Pegasus World Cup.” Jesus’ Team/DERBE GLASS PHOTO Ridden by Luis Saez, Jesus’ Team saved ground while racing with his race,” D’Angelo said. directly behind Storm Runner, who set fractions of :23.14 and Dale Romans-trained Storm Runner, who won a $20,000 :46.40 for the first half-mile of the mile-and-one-eighth stakes for claiming race and a starter allowance race in his only two starts horses that had raced at least once for a claiming price of $35,000 this year, finished two-lengths ahead of Dack Janiel’s, who had or lower in 2019-2020. Storm Runner, who finished off the board stalked the pace outside Jesus’ Team. in the 2019 Fountain of Youth (G2) and Curlin Florida Derby After winning the $25,000 claiming race in May and finishing (G1), set an uncontested pace along the backstretch and around second behind graded-stakes winner Sole Volante in an allowance the far turn under Corey Lanerie before entering the homestretch in June at Gulfstream, Jesus’ Team finished fourth in the Haskell with a clear lead. Saez eased Jesus’ Team off the rail coming off (G1) and second in the ungraded Pegasus Stakes at Monmouth. the turn into the homestretch, and the overachieving colt gradually He went on to finish third in the Jim Dandy (G2) at Saratoga wore down the pacesetter to prevail by three quarters of a length. before earning Grade 1 placings in the Preakness and Dirt Mile. "This is a very nice horse, who ran a very big race last time. I “I am very sure he’s going to improve because this race worked knew today would be a little tough, because he ran so big last time out very good for him,” D’Angelo said. “I can give him some days out, but he has such a big heart,” Saez said. “Today, I had to ride off and prepare him for the Pegasus World Cup.” him a little hard, but he gave me that kick and always tries. He's a D’Angelo was a champion trainer in Venezuela and saddled his nice horse." first starter in the U.S. after venturing to South Florida in June Jesus’s Team ran nine furlongs in 1:49.30. 2019. “I know the speed might be hard to beat, so I’m very happy “I feel blessed,” D’Angelo said. High Noon Rider Shocks Claiming Crown Emerald at 50-1

GenStar Thoroughbreds’ High Noon Rider, having spent the summer and early fall on the road, returned home to register the biggest win of his 55-race career with a shocking 50-1 upset of the $95,000 Claiming Crown Emerald Saturday at Gulfstream Park. The mile-and-one-sixteenth Emerald on turf was for 3-year- olds and older which have started for a claiming price of $25,000 or less in 2019-20. It was the first career Claiming Crown victory for trainer Saffie Joseph Jr. The runner-up, 2-1 favorite Temple, was one of five horses in the field trained by Mike Maker, the event’s all-time leader with 18 wins including seven in the Emerald. “We’re just thankful,” Joseph said. “We’ve claimed horses that won graded-stakes, but had never won a Claiming Crown race. It’s

High Noon Rider/DERBE GLASS PHOTO See CLAIMING CROWN on page 12

page 11 Continued from good to get it done finally. He’s a cool, old horse. To be honest, I didn’t think he was coming in at his best so the confidence wasn’t there. We’re thankful and blessed. He stepped up and ran the race of his life today.” Jockey Edgard Zayas settled High Noon Rider well behind Grade 3-winning stablemate Tusk, racing for the first time in 11 months, who posted fractions of :25.10 and :48.77 seconds pressed by Maker-trained Hieroglyphics and Over the Channel three wide. Hierolyphics assumed the top spot on the turn and went six furlongs in 1:11.74 with Over the Channel poised to strike, but Zayas worked his way outside and High Noon Rider powered through the stretch once in the clear. It was the sixth win with one second and one third from 10 lifetime tries at Gulfstream for High Noon Rider, an 8-year-old Distorted Humor gelding whose last victory came in a mile-and- one-eighth optional claimer June 28 over the course. The victory pushed his career bankroll over the $600,000 mark. Krsto Skye/LAUREN KING PHOTO Maker-trained horses finished second through fifth, as Temple and defending champion Muggsamatic dead-heated for second with Artie’s Rumor fourth and Hieroglyphics fifth. Defending Riding Champ Ortiz, Krsto Skye Claim Express

Krsto Skye, second in September in the Smile Sprint (G3) and third last time out in the De Francis (G3), led gate-to-wire under jockey Irad Ortiz Jr. to win the $75,000 Claiming Crown Express, covering six furlongs in 1:10.14. Owned by Daniel Feit and Carlos David and trained David, Krsto Skye broke from the rail and set fractions of :22.35 and :45 before driving home a length-and-a-quarter in front of Whyruawesome for his 14th victory in 61 starts. David claimed the 8-year-old gelding in February for $16,000 out of a five furlong turf race at Gulfstream. For Ortiz, it was his first win of the Championship Meet. He is the two-time defending riding champion. “This is a nice horse,” Ortiz said of Krsto Skye. “Carlos [David] told me to let him do his thing in you can control the pace from the inside post. He put me in a good position, so I just held Avent Garde/DERBE GLASS PHOTO it there and when it was time to go he responded very well.” three-wide around the turn, but Reyes and Avant Garde drove to The Express was for horses who have started for an $8,000 the front in the final 50 yards along the rail for the win, covering claiming price at any time during their careers. seven furlongs in 1:21.98. The Rapid Transit was open to horses who had started for a Avant Garde Gets Up in Time for Rapid claiming price of $16,000 or less over the last two years. Transit Win Frost of Frippery Takes the Iron Horse

Gelfenstein Farm LLC’s Avant Garde, a 3-year-old gelded son Frost or Frippery, a 7-year-old gelding trained by Brad Cox, of Tonalist, drove up the rail under jockey Leonel Reyes to win the shipped in from Kentucky to win the $75,000 Claiming Crown $85,000 Claiming Crown Rapid Transit by a half-length over Iron Horse over a late-closing Bobby G. The victory was jockey Town Classic. Luis Saez’s sixth of the afternoon. The victory for the son of Lewis Trained by Jesus Lander, Avant Garde’s only loss was a fourth- Michael was his 21st. The gelding has now placed first, second or place finish Sept. 27 in the Oklahoma Derby (G3). Lander third in 46 of 66 career starts. claimed Avant Garde from a second-place finish June 10 at Frost or Frippery, owned by Steve Landers Racing LLC, cov- Gulfstream for $10,000. ered the mile-and-one-sixteenth in 1:44.57. Avant Garde broke second to last but was moved up quickly to The Iron Horse was open to horses who had started for $8,000 fourth by Reyes down the backstretch while Fix Me a Sandwich or less during their careers. was taking the field through the opening quarter in :22.14. Entering the stretch, Town Classic took the lead after moving See CLAIMING CROWN on page 13

page 12 Continued from Fiya Blazes to Victory in Claiming Crown Canterbury

Robert Masiello’s Fiya blazed to victory in the $90,000 Claiming Crown Canterbury, collecting his fifth straight victory since being transferred to turf. Tom Albertrani-trained Fiya was in control throughout the five-furlong turf race for horses that started for a claiming price of $25,000 or lower in 2019-2020, scoring by a length-and-a-half while providing jockey Luis Saez with his fifth of six victories on Saturday’s program. Fiya broke cleanly from his post position one and quickly opened a clear lead on the backstretch and was never threatened thereafter. Fiya, who ran five furlongs in :55.63, finished second and third on dirt in his first two career starts at Laurel, where he came back to break his maiden in his turf debut and win an allowance race. Purchased for $400,000 during the July 2020 Wanamaker’s Online Auction and transferred to Albertrani, Fiya captured a Belmont allowance and the Maryland Million Turf Sprint at Laurel before capturing the Canterbury. Florida-bred Fully Loaded, who was closest in pursuit of Fiya throughout the race, finished second, a length-and-a-quarter ahead Fiya/LAUREN KING PHOTO of Harry’s Ontheloose. front of Unaquoi, who rallied from 10th for the place. Florida- bred Thinkin Cowtown was third. Jakarta Rallies to Win Distaff Dash

Three Diamonds Farm’s Jakarta, third in the Buffalo Trace Walder’s $6,250 Claim Wins $80,000 Glass Franklin County (G3) in October, rallied under jockey Luis Saez Slipper to win the Claiming Crown Distaff Dash, covering five furlongs in :56.48 over a firm turf course. Walder Racing’s Descente, claimed for $6,250 Oct. 18, drove A 5-year-old mare who won the Powder Break over this course past favored stablemate and defending champion Liza Star around in May, Jakarta provided trainer Mike Maker with his record 18th the turn to win the $80,000 Glass Slipper by three-and-three-quar- victory in the Claiming Crown. ters lengths. Don’t Get Khozy was second and Sky Chaser third. Jakarta raced third entering the turn behind the pacesetter My Trained by Peter Walder and ridden by Miguel Vasquez, Sarasota Star before driving to the lead inside the final eighth. It Descente was rated in second behind Liza Star past an opening was Jakarta’s eighth victory in 18 starts. The Distaff Dash was quarter in :23.58 before taking the lead around the turn past a open to fillies and mares who had started for a claiming price of :45.89 half mile. The 4-year-old daughter of Bodemeister was $25,000 less in 2019-20. driven home from there and returned $9.20. Jakarta, who returned $3.60, was two-and-a-quarter lengths in The filly, who had been claimed in six of her last eight starts, covered the mile in 1:36.99. It was her seventh victory in 24 starts, boosting her earnings to $176,260. The Glass Slipper was for fillies and mares who had started for a claiming price of $12,500 in 2019-2020. Walder also won the Glass Slipper in 2015 with Moonshine Promise.

Queens Embrace Wears the Tiara

Spedale Family Racing LLC and Flying P Stable’s Queen Embrace, claimed out of her last race at Aqueduct for $80,000, provided jockey Luis Saez with his fifth winner of the day, closing from eighth to win the $95,000 Tiara by nearly three lengths over favored Sugar Fix. Queens Embrace covered the mile-and-one-sixteenth turf course in 1:40.26. It was the 3-year-olds sixth win in 12 starts. The daughter of Real Solution broke her maiden at Tampa in January for a $16,000 claiming tag. The Tiara was open to fillies and mares who had started for a claiming price of $25,000 or less dur- Queen’s Embrace/DERBE GLASS PHOTO ing the last two years.

Back to Top Page 14 Malathaat Remains Undefeated with Demoiselle Score BY KEITH MCCALMONT, Malathaat outside of Malibu Curl at the NYRA PRESS OFFICE______quarter pole and began to pick up her feet inside of the slow-starting Cafe Society to QUEENS, NY—Shadwell Stable’s take dead aim at the leader. Malathaat/JANET GARAGUSO PHOTO Malathaat continued a perfect start to her Millefeuille continued to find more her comfort zone and rhythm and that’s career with a rallying score over inside the final furlong but Malathaat was when she showed what she’s all about. Millefeuille in Saturday’s $150,000 making up ground with powerful strides “She did it with her ears pricked, so in Demoiselle Stakes (Grade 2), a nine-fur- and got up comfortably to secure the three- the end, it was impressive that she could do long test for juvenile fillies at Aqueduct quarter length win in a final time of that,” he continued. “Some lesser quality Racetrack. 1:52.36. It was four-and-a-half lengths horses might have thrown in the towel at Trained by Todd Pletcher, the Curlin back to Malibu Curl, who completed the some stage, but when she got rolling, she bay was an impressive debut winner at trifecta by a length over Cafe Society. was impressive.” Belmont Park in October ahead of a last- The top four finishers earned 10-4-2-1 It was a record seventh Demoiselle vic- out seven-and-three-quarters-length romp points toward the Grade 1 Longiness tory for Velazquez, whose previous winners in the Tempted Stakes, a one-turn mile on Kentucky Oaks, scheduled for April 30, include Smok’n Frolic, Roar Emotion Nov. 6 at the Big A. 2021 at Churchill Downs. [2002], Sis City [2004], Mushka [2007], Kendrick Carmouche established com- Traffic Lane and Celestial Cheetah Unlimited Budget and Wonder Gadot mand aboard Traffic Lane into the first rounded out the order of finish. Dollar [2017]. turn as Joel Rosario urged Millefeuille into Mountain and Caramocha were scratched. “Her class was what kept her going and second position to the outside of The victory marked the sixth got here there on time,” said Velazquez. Malathaat, who exited the inside post Demoiselle win for Pletcher to lead all “She was never comfortable and not run- under Hall of Famer John Velazquez. trainers, having previously scored with ning into a spot I wanted. She never really Traffic Lane marked the opening quar- Smok’n Frolic [2001], Ashado [2003], put that much effort into keeping a spot. ter-mile in :23.69 and the half-mile in Disposablepleasure [2011], Unlimited Finally, when I tipped her out heading to :48.50 on the sloppy and sealed main track Budget [2012] and Stopchargingmaria the quarter-pole, she started running. with Millefeuille pinned to her hip as [2013]. The well-bred Malathaat, purchased for Malathaat angled off the rail and was asked “She wasn’t comfortable inside,” $1.05 million at the Keeneland September to maintain her position by Velazquez. Pletcher said. “I think she was unsure of Yearling Sale, is out of the Pletcher-trained Millefeuille assumed the lead into the the footing early on. In her first two starts, Dreaming of Julia, who captured the 2012 final turn as Traffic Lane gave way and she had easy trips without much dirt in her Grade 1 Frizette at Belmont Park. Malibu Curl cruised into second position face. I was worried at multiple points of Bred in Kentucky by Stonestreet while Velazquez continued to work on the race. Sometimes drawing the rail is Thoroughbred Holdings, Malathaat Malathaat through three-quarters in great and this time it seemed to have back- banked $82,500 in victory while remaining 1:13.33. With much to do as the field fired on us a couple of times. In the final perfect through three starts. She returned turned for home, Velazquez angled eighth-of-a-mile, she was able to get into $2.90 as the 2-5 mutuel favorite. Pan Zareta page 9 Continued from the way she has been training. Like Rodney Dangerfield, she Murrill said. “She was a filly that had some complications jump- doesn’t get any respect.” ing shadows and whatnot, so were cautious of that but we she been Into Mystic was a decisive favorite based on a summer cam- doing fantastic since.” paign that saw her win the Kentucky Downs Preview Ladies Elle Z has proven plenty precocious in her first season of rac- Sprint at Ellis Park in September and finish second in the Buffalo ing as she made her debut a winning one on the dirt at Will Rogers Trace Franklin County (Grade 3) at Keeneland in October for Downs in May. She won on the turf at Ellis Park in her third start, trainer Brendan Walsh. The 4-year-old daughter of Paynter and really moved forward in her Keeneland win. She’s now now entered off a pace-setting 12th—though she was beaten just seven four-for-seven lifetime, and while she won at Keenland at 47-1 lengths—against males in the Breeders’ Cup Turf Sprint (G1) and and was a healthy 13-1 in the Pan Zareta, Hartman wasn’t sur- made a late run in the Paz Zareta under Ricardo Santana Jr., over prised by Saturday’s result. a course that may have played against her. “I honestly wasn’t afraid of any of them [in the Paz Zareta,” “The turf is really speedy and [Elle Z] didn’t come back to us,” Hartman said, via phone from the Gold Room at Churchill Downs. Santana said. “I had my filly off the speed and she finished really “It takes a quick horse to get in front of her [Elle Z]. My horse ran well, we just couldn’t’ get to the winner.”

Back to Top Page 15 Brooklyn Strong Shows Determination in Remsen BY RYAN MARTIN ______QUEENS, NY—Mark Schwartz’s Brooklyn Strong took a hard fought triumph by a neck over 6-5 post time favorite Ten for Ten in the $150,000 Remsen Stakes (Grade 2) for 2-year- olds at Aqueduct Racetrack Saturday. The bay gelding, who won the Sleepy Hollow Stakes last out at Belmont Park against his Empire State-bred counterparts, broke sharply under jockey Joel Rosario and was three wide into the turn as Ten for Ten led the tightly-packed five-horse field through an opening quarter-mile of :23.67 and the half in :47.86 over the sloppy and sealed main track. Rosario lightly nudged Brooklyn Strong as the field approached the far turn, and advanced into second through three-quarters in 1:12.69 with Ten for Ten still to catch. Just outside the eighth pole, Brooklyn Strong was on even terms with the pacesetter as the two battled out the final furlong. Ten for Ten Brooklyn Strong/SUSIE RAISHER PHOTO proved stubborn, but Brooklyn Strong distance was key and I was confident about the off track. I was got in front at the right time with a neck victory in 1:50.60. Known happy with his performance. He really dug in. Today was a big Agenda was another eight-and-a-quarter lengths back in third. showcase for him against tougher competition and I couldn't be Pickin’ Time and Erawan completed the order of finish. happier. The top four finishers earned 10-4-2-1 points toward the Grade “It's tough. They paid a lot of money for him [Ten for Ten] and 1 Kentucky Derby presented by Woodford Reserve, scheduled for we paid $5,000,” Velazquez added. “You start to second guess May 1, 2021 at Churchill Downs. yourself, but I knew he had the heart to grind it out.” Brooklyn Strong provided a first graded stakes triumph for Brooklyn Strong returned $16.20 on a $2 win bet and enhanced trainer Daniel Velazquez as well as the first United States graded his lifetime earnings to $195,000 through a record of three wins stakes win for his second crop sire Wicked Strong, who captured and a third in four starts. the 2014 Wood Memorial at the Big A. Brooklyn Strong is out of the Medaglia d’Oro mare Riviera Rosario said he had to work to maintain position early in the in Chic and was a $5,000 purchase at the OBS Spring Sale of 2-Year- the race. Olds in Training from the Coastal Equine consignment. “I broke well and it looked like they were running away from “We'll come back healthy and then start picking our spots,” me a little bit, so I had to ride him to get position,” Rosario said. Velazquez said. “This is a big prep for the Derby moving forward. “I didn't want to let him fall back, so I rode him to stay within a Now, we're definitely Derby dreaming.” couple of lengths. I was happy with how he was progressing, and I was confident he was going to have something left for the end.” The veteran rider said Brooklyn Strong was determined down the lane as they attempted to reel in Ten for Ten, who was purchased for $400,000 at last year’s Keeneland September Yearling Sale. “He was responding to me and I didn't know how much horse CLICK HERE for the latest I had, but I felt like we were moving very well,” added Rosario regarding the stretch run. “I was confident he would keep moving The Florida Horse forward. I had to ride him a little bit.” Velazquez expressed optimism that Brooklyn Strong could get ONLINE both the distance and a win over a wet track. “I was very confident going in,” Velazquez said. “I knew the

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om Amoss/COADY PHOTO ?! 7@A ' 9 ( 8 ) &B3 .8 8?C23 D+,& 9 8 ( ( 3E&- / 23 F,G,+ ( 8 . H'::&- Amoss Honored (0123 3>&>'&%,3>6 8 8 .I J'&,K>&L ?;23 562<6 9 8 / / . / / &#M With Big Sport of ( 23 6:&#= 9 . I N 1 'L 8 ? 23 4 D'E&7#O&, 8 ( ( / M,$%DG Turfdom Award !"# $%$#&!'()*$+! BY KEENELAND PRESS OFFICE ,,- ./01 ! , ,,!2 ./!,34 LEXINGTON, KY .@ F #B #= —The Turf Publicists .! D +# #9 of America announced Saturday that +!F! ( (! trainer Tom Amoss is the recipient of *. G ..) *.9#. ! ..+) the 2020 Big Sport of Turfdom Award, *&9#9. !") ..+) *9C#&*D! which recognizes a person or group of ..) *&.#*.") - ..+&) *&.#& # $:% :2 7/"3/@H"32(7 :2 "33# 7/ ?7;6@# 0 :2 355330 people who enhances coverage of thor- /; $)%# oughbred racing through cooperation with media and racing publicists. The announcement was made as part of NYRA’s America’s Day at the Races on FOX Sports Saturday. Amoss has amassed more than 3,800 victories and earnings of more than ! " # "$%&' ! ( )*( + * ! " , - . )! ( $107 million during his training career, /,* * 0 1) ! ( , )1 -2 ) ! ( 3" - 456 7859 :99;59<9=5=<=54=<<94<%:9< highlighted by Serengeti Empress, win- =5=547<>7=69<9;59<;=55:9?956 :9<=656%:99<" <.)6 $>"@)6 %>"(95;=559466A=59;9A=5 3 ner of the 2019 Longines Kentucky 9;6>"@9A=59;99;5?9;5?97=95?==5499?==54? Oaks (Grade 1) and 2020 Ballerina 9-294=5?+5 9;6$>"@595;=55995?<?=5?+5 Stakes (G1) and Azeri Stakes (G2), 9;6%>"- 59=5=956568(9B>C"- 9556- 29"775 (9=5=958>66=958?99-$;<=?<=5?65856=54" among others; 2020 Woody Stephens ,5?9466A;=55=5 3<5A;=55=5 3<5>8<=4<5=54 =5 3" Stakes Presented by Claiborne Farm 09 ?D - *=55-C%$@ ?956-2 %C@ <=6- EC@ 9<-C%$@ =<- @ =F<- @ B5<- @ =4<<- " (G1) winner No Parole; and 2020 Ohio ,99 -2EC3C" F?,99-2%E" =?,99 - E" 7?,99 -E3 E3" G=5,99 -$%" 7 =4< Derby (G3) winner Dean Martini. 1=B,99 -$CE " ! " #$ In addition to his training career, Amoss has served as a racing analyst for !"# $%&'(( & ) ( &* " TVG, ESPN, NYRA TV and FOX Sports. +, - #./ (* 0 - 1 2&%3 ' + “Tom Amoss’ passion for racing, and 4567(8 & & &%9 + :;;0*%( ) his generously sharing his knowledge +<=:>- >&*(. %;?&* ) ) ), ?0&8%' ) + with fans through his broadcast work, is +&0- %@A $B& ; +- ) ) + +1C %2 > the embodiment of the Big Sport of )5D:>E, ' 08 + ) +- + DC FG H? + Turfdom award,” TPA president Amy >&3, *$%( "A* ; + ) I &&*%J .$%&7 ) Gregory said. “He understands the importance of educating fans and con- ! "#$!% %&'!% ()!% " '* %"! "#"&!% %& %!% (+#!% " &, + /H "C " " veying why they should love this sport. ) /(( E"C $" We congratulate Tom on his racing suc- E I+ ( !H 2" cess and on winning this year’s award.” - , -E"3 ( 1 E, A native of New Orleans, Amoss - " (/, 1 E2, -E" E-G/( !! began his racing career in high school , - $"$- /, 10 E2$, -%%" " ? # 7' >8 7=9659= >8 B" =5 H 549+91" 6 >8 ,,=5 #I8'" See AMOSS on page 19 Back to Top Continued on next page

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Saturday Charts Amoss page 18 !"# $ %$ #&'% " !! () "#*+, - (" Continued from .*) ) ! /( " !!* ! (/+( "! ,#+, 01# 2304 544604748087809877497:54780809 working for Racing Hall of Fame trainer 27;2814746047680054<401 5478101:5447#)897= Jack Van Berg. After graduating from 7-(1 >;?(1 :;#4068004911@464@80461 ;#?0406800464460<460<42840<880944<8809<4+ Louisiana State University, he worked for 4980<A0 461>;#?0406800440<7<80<A0 461:;# trainer Frank Brothers, as a veterinary + 048084010134B;'#+ 4001+C4#2200480840 3;18403<44+678<780<10301809# 8809 460 assistant for Backstretch Surgery & D83809<6800821?0E20<4911@680070@680080 Medicine and as an assistant trainer to ,70;37897080980 ,#$!11801B8;4078<4B7<4 868;040780<@(08%$ 8'>%# both Larry Robideaux and John Parisella. 4 <= +,)800+>>? <401+ >''? <401+ >''? 47+>>? 87+,? 8E7+,? B07+,? 8977+,? 0807 He took out his trainer’s license in 1987. +,? 07+,? B07+,? 67+,# *44 +>,>C# E<*44+&>C,&# 8<*44 + :, &# 2<*44 + &&C,# D80*44 +',&# 2 897/8B*44 + >C# In addition to the aforementioned ! " #$ Serengeti Empress, No Parole and ! "#$ % Dean Martini, Amoss trained Grade 1 &' ( )*+,- . . & & . / 00 -* % winners Heritage of Gold and Big 1 2/345 )67" + 89 &: ; < "=7>6? % World as well as such graded stakes ' @ ?8A"7+ .; B8>C$ D% 1 5?=7 -!,9" . & : : : E > % winners Chocolate Martini, Lone ' F/34 BG8H - . . . D D D ; ,>3 %& Sailor, Mo Tom, Venus Valentine, &' I F JK C . &L , 7M$ %D Grand Contender, Delaunay, Sum of the N O/3 *7"K & D D: ; $ +--# % Parts, Backtalk, Rush and Baghdaria. .1 PH ?,9 . &: H$ D% Amoss finished third in the 2013 1 P/342 E,Q 9 : . : R ?- $ %. Preakness Stakes (G1) with Mylute. O68 0E, " D 2 2 S G$ &% Inducted into the Fair Grounds 1 P3M2 ,,! . . & 3 9 . %. Racing Hall of Fame in 1998, he has earned leading trainer titles at Fair !" Grounds, Churchill Downs, Ellis Park, #$%&'()*+(,,,+(,'(,)-.&' ,()* //(,,, /)(,' ,,(,) )0 ! (( ! &# :# # Kentucky Downs, Hoosier Park, >F *" #' &# Indiana Grand and Presque Isle Downs. ,F. ! # :# This year has marked a time of profes- + G >* !+ >C#'+ G ,* !+C,#: sional highs and personal lows for !/ >,* !+'&#: !/ ,>* !+:C#' .* / >,* !+'&,#: Amoss. His father, Walter James Amoss .* / ,>* !+C'C#>+D.!"" Jr., died of COVID-19 in late March at the > * !+ #'+D.!"" , * !+ :#+ .* age of 95. Amoss himself quarantined in ! /! >,C+ .* ! /! ,>C March after being exposed to the virus. #9$%;3 841 44138;3 #*#!013# 80 A4278 A#1 ;3 /E0 41809 "881 $H3%# “I am humbled and honored to be the !"#$ %&$' " !(" ) "# #$) *+ , ! # recipient of the Big Sport of Turfdom " )( ( -# ! ") !*&.! ##"&/$ award,” Amoss said. “Please be assured *+0 12 3415&6557158591989109885 08.658 919103 8:3925857158791165;512&6589212.655 8$ I will wear it proudly and respectfully.” 8,!2&<:$=!2&.:$"5179115>91572:$=5>; The Big Sport of Turfdom award is 91&/575571;571;53951;991055;9910;5*&.50 91;? 1&572<:$=1517911551 ;8;91;? 1&572.:$*& presented to the winner at the 15919512 # 124"5@:+$*&&5112*.5$# 331"5919514 University of Arizona Race Track :29514;55*789;891; 21412910$)1;5> 791191&/81:48908191091&/$ Industry Program’s annual awards - 5 ;A *+(911*<./= ;512 *&<= 892 */B+<= 5 8 *<./= 98 *+= 9C8 *+= @18 *+= 9088 *+= 1918 luncheon, which is part of the *+= 18*+= @18*+= 78*+$ )55 *>)% ! ! + ! !9 =%. The Big Sport of Turfdom has been ? 1 '@=3(& 9A 9 BCDEF + presented annually since 1966. Trainer !;A F)(8 ,# - %GE ! ;ACDH $%I)>8 : , A # 9 , J K0. Mark Casse received the award last year, !;A # ((%D ! ! ! + +# FF , joining such previous winners as jockeys 5? H L@/ M)2 ! 9 N 1- O)EL. Mike Smith, Pat Day, Chris McCarron, !;A N 02/) ! ! N#HIDF , Bill Shoemaker, Angel Cordero Jr., ;1 2# I)2FM&)*8 : ! , ME Eddie Arcaro and Gary Stevens; trainers Art Sherman, Bob Baffert, D. Wayne !!" #"$ %&"$ !$#' !!$ " ($"$ % ("$ !$%() Lukas and Jack Van Berg; two-time win- & - " &<$+ $< $ ner Penny Chenery, owner of Secretariat; B !(" ## &$+ +$. announcer Tom Durkin, author Laura && !!E" !## &+$ *&F &B) *++$ " &B&&) Hillenbrand, broadcaster Jim McKay, */<$& " # ) &B&&&) */<$* Turf writer Joe Hirsch and actors Tim D " &B) *&&&$+*&# ) -&B&&&/ Conway and Jack Klugman. $ 0 %' :4 5191;910 :4 C$ 91 12? $ 2 :4 ?#: %E4'$ Back to Top Continued on next page

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!"#$#"%&$ '( !")*+, ! ! - !' .)( ( / ! ,' ) ',*' !! +"*+ 01" 2304544604748087809877497 :5478080927;2814746047680054<4015478101 :5447"(897=7-'1>;?'1:;"4068004911@464 @80461;"?0406800464460<460<42840<880944 <8809<4*4980<A0461>;"?0406800440<7< 80<A0461:;"*04808401!0134B;&"*4001*C 4"!22004808403;18403<44*678<780<103 01809" 8809 460D83809<6800821?0E20<4911@ 680070@680080+70;37897080980+"#11801B8;40 78<4B7<4868;040780<@'08$# 8>$" / 4 <= *+(800*%&? <401 *+:>:? 781 *C:? 47 *%&? 87 *+? 8E7 *+? B07 *+? 8977 *+? 0807 *+? 07*+" )44 *%&>:" E<)44*%>C++" 8<)44 *C>%&" !2<)44 *C" D80)44 *CC" !2897,8B)44 *++:" Varda/BENOIT PHOTO ! " #$ ! " # Varda Scores Upset $% & ' !()*+ , -.. */ 0 #, -12 * 3* !4 4 , $ $5 $5 0/ 67 #8 in Starlett Stakes 8% 19: 9/;/.< *4; . , 8 8 85 8 , 2= /> # %'-1? @/4!;* , 8 8A , 1B/! # BY LOS ALAMITOS $CA-1?2 / ! %"> Baffert, however, wasn’t in a mood * F ) *&" , ) to immediately celebrate the success in *&"C !.) , ) *"C>*D. the final Grade 1 of the year for 2-year- ) *"&*!.) ,/ +) *C>+" old fillies. " #3$ ;3 !4840! 7 ;3 64 980" 80 90003" 1 ;3 1D)0 0 0.9:"3/57//3800?353?7/ earlier this year for Zedan Racing 350:">/3/57//35335/;35/;3173/;77/833;77/8; Stables, Inc., had breezed to the lead at 3+387/;@ /.350=:">/3/57//33/ ;6;7/;@ /. 3509:"+./37/73/0 ! /023A:B"+.3//0+C3"! 11/ the head of the long stretch and looks /37/73/2:073/2;33+567;67/; 0/2/07/8" 77/8 35/D 727/8;57//710>/E1/;3800?57//6/? primed to draw away from her four 57//7/.,6/:26786/7/87/.,"#'007/0A7:3 /67;3A6 rivals. ;3 757: /3/67/;?7A 3/8$# 7B=$" However, Princess Noor was guided - 3 ;< +,(7//+=,9B> ;3/0 +.B.9> 670 +,,%9> 3 6 +=,9B> 76 +,> 7E6 +,> A/6 +,> 7866 +,> /7/6 +,> /6+,> A/6+,> 56+," *33 +=C." E;*33+=B,C" 7;*33 +BC" ! 1;*33 towards the outside rail by jockey +.CC9B" D 7/*33 +BC=" ! 17867A*33 +BB," Victor Espinoza and pulled up. She ! "# walked into the van under her own !"" #$%&' () power and was taken back to the (* + ,%-./0 !!% 1 2 2 3% Baffert stable to be examined. 4 56 7 !!" 1 ) 8 82 8 2 99 !.5 ( “[Espinoza] said he pulled her up :* ; 6." .< 2 = 603 88 right away,’’ Baffert said. “He said it >? @/ %7 %/ 1 8 ) ; ( )2 A B 1 "!3' 8 didn’t look real bad. It was her left C=/0 7 6 .! 19 8 2 )D !E 88 front. We’re going to take her back to :*@FG H.4!! " ( ) ) ) 8 8# - /I' ( the barn and have her X-rayed to see :? %/.! 1 2 ( (; ' 4 !& (8 what the deal is. I can’t believe it. She J I."? =4! 1 8 D E ! K'3 ) was running so easy. *>; = ..%%6 19 ( ( 2 L . @' (( “[Varda] had been working really )M C=/0 N 0/I 2 7 O!' ) well and she looked like the kind of filly that the farther the better with her, !" ##$ $ %%&' ##(%$ )*$ %%+ , .') %" "9 "= so that’s why we’ve been waiting and 9 ) B"9 9" waiting with her. I’m so upset [about = )F! ! ,"= Princess Noor] it’s hard to focus.’’ +.G .9* '+.=", ' .9=* ' About 30 minutes after the race, +9="%. !* .9=* '+=,"=B+D' .9* '+"+.!* ' '-.9=* '+C," STARLETT ?":3:"8#$:2 7/7!7:2 53* /;6"7/ :/763"0 :2 //(2/ #0$" See on page 21 Back to Top Continued on next page

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Saturday Charts Starlett page 20 !"# $ #%&' !! ()! ( ( ""#*+, - (" Continued from .*) ) ! " /( !!* ! (/+0( ""!/ !#+, 123# 4526 76682696:2:9:21:99619;769:2:21 Baffert told the Daily Racing Form’s 49<4:369682698:2276=623 769:323;7669# 9- Steve Andersen X-rays revealed there (3 %<#>(3 ;<#628:226?:2683<#>6?=:2 @6 86682=682=64:62=::2166=::21=6+061:2=A2 were no fractures. “It’s soft tissue,’’ he 683%<#>2628:22662=9=:2=A2 683;<#+ 26:2:623 said. I don’t know if she hit herself. "2356B<0#+ 6223+;6#"4426:2:625<3:6 25=66+89:=9:2=32523:21#*2=6?8:22:2 @ She’ll be fine. She didn’t break any- 92<59:192:21:2 @# thing.’’ 6 =C +,):22+% %> =623 + 0> 9:3 +00> 69 +% %> :9 +,> :D9 +,> B29 +,> :199 +,> 2:29 +,> 29+,> B29+,> 89+,# *66 +,E;# D=*66+@@;# :=*66 +E,# "4=*66 A $700,000 purchase at the OBS + @@;0# F:2*66 + ,;%# "4 :19/:B*66 + ;# April sale from the consignment of ! " #$ Niall Brennan Stables, Varda is owned !"# $% by Baoma Corp., which also cam- &' () * $ + + , #-. %$ paigned Bast. / &012 "' 34 $5 ("3. %6 / &017 89": 6 6 ; 5 <.= ;% A daughter of Distorted Humor and $ &>?@7 (@4 A' * $ $ $ 6 65 B""C. 66% the Sky Mesa mare She’ll Be Right, D)0E F"'F)G 6 6 H"?@#=> 6$% Varda trailed early while kept outside I01 !@'3 ; ; $ $ (JA- $6% by Van Dyke, drew alongside Kalypso 7)0E K@4"4 * 6 I, >'""L<. % with about a sixteenth-of-a-mile and 6/ +)0E ('L0"4 ; ;M )"**"'4N % pulled clear late to win by a length- O)0E !4"JG 6 7M ."":''C $% and-a-half. O)0E2 ="L ; ,< % The victory was the second in three ;/ 201 -4A@" * 6 6 ; #0 % starts for Varda and pushed her earn- !"# $%$#&!'()*! ings to $254,500. She paid $37.80 as + ,- . / - 0 ../1 ,-! 2 . !3- ! 3 - !4 ..! 5 the second longest shot in the field. / (" ( / !** - 0# %#; E# Kalypso, who had a two-and-a-half- E(- ;# %# ! %#0 length lead with an eighth of a mile to + G E* !+E# !/ E* ! run after Princess Noor was pulled up, +;#; ".* / E* !+ 0;#,+ returned $7.80 while finishing four F.! E* !+#+ ".* ! /! E% lengths clear of 25-1 shot Nasreddine. # 1 $5' <5 8::=9"293 <5 =(:# :2 6D3 # 3 <5 A 2 $H5'# Astute, the 13-10 second choice, was fourth, her first loss after beginning her career with a pair of sprint wins for Hall of Fame trainer Richard Mandella. Buy / Breed / Race / Sell Florida-breds! “She always tries hard,’’ said Van Dyke of the winner. “She broke well and we just waited. She needed every bit of that long stretch.’’ Sunday Charts !" # $ % $#&'% " " # ( )&* $+,-. ) /( ! /( 0+.!1, 1.%! " 2!3 ! #2+4567# ++,4(+- )0 -5) 0)867#$..+,.9+70,5+-095-0+1+ 7,0,5+,-:+90,4%$+;8%#$ #;#% <0-= )&82+,,)8> -0,.);> 5+.)&8> 05)6?> +5)&8> +@5)&8> 9,5)&8> +455)&8> ,+,5)&8# (00 )6**6?# @-(00)688;;# +-(00 )&# A-(00 )&??;?# B+,(00 )&;?*# A/+45 +9(00 )&6# !"#$ % &' !" # $ % & # ' ! $ ()"* + ,-./012 # ( # 31 .+4 # $ 5 6*5 7 & #8 5 19:; 7$ * 5<=.-> # ' :522 = $ 7?@2@ 5- 1 # & &( &( 7( & )662 / $7 #@)"*( A 5.-B 1C5 7 DE=: &$ "5 F 7 7 (G G ;E $ H1>< E 7 F F F F F + + $ ! "# ! $%& ( " "C " 6# # &# ?D 8#8 &# *" / B *# )6 E ?( )#* " ?*( )#*6 " ( ?*( )#86) B " ?( ))6 ( / /< ?*& #-$ A%7F 0A++9 .4,-!97F /.A,# +, ,,DF#. 7F C + + G+F, + $DF%# Continued on next page Back to Top Page 22

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!" #$ %% &'"(!)*+,'-& -& .), /* /,$ 0- 1 &2 2-%-- 3 3 2 02 041,"5 6,"5 .*/)** +)*+75 ./,5 ))*8 &)+'9! +24*,.'9 ..*),,%* ./*+$ 3. +: '"(2)**'";6 +.*,'<;6 4),'"(6 .4'(96 )4'"96 )=4'"96 >*4'"96 )844'"96 *)*4'"9 In its nearly 40 year history, only &.. '<9;# =+&..'"9<; 0)+&.. '#;<( 7+&.. '999 ?)*&.. ';9;# 7-)84 SERIES SWEEPS )>&.. '(#@ 13 horses have swept the series. !"#$ % &' !" # $ 2016 2013 %!&'(!&& ) ) * +!" # $ ,- - . /+(! 0 1 ''!2 # $3 (4!/54(/ ' 3 # 1 0 6!((&!4(7 # $ -.89 (:/! ! # 0 0 0 ; 2((!&.< # $# 3= 64> ! ' 0 ) #1 # 4 # )$ , . 8?>! ) 1 )1 )@ A(B # $# 9 +(&C 2D # 01 #1 @ ?!!&EF # #$ Three Rules Scandalous Act ) ( BD(!!/!D4?&:! 3 3 3 3 3 G/&BA # 3$ 2011 2010 !"# $%$#&!'()*! ++,- ./0- /12- 23 ++! /- ./!4.- /1!/+- !/ 5 % -0 ; "" ; @1 " 9 "& 10 < '"A 0 @& % '"" #9 00 %0 @"& % '"#( # " 0& 0 @""& % ';"" 9('?% @ & % '@" ;'"& -% -%3@""(& % '""(<# # 8 ! 7$ 5B C4.D* 4..> 5B *5 0)* .5)D54 , 5B .*4,8 !$ Fort Loudon Awesome Feather 2009 2008 !"# $% &' &(%)' # $* " + % * ,- &./01 , !* ! !* !2.1 3/ 31 ' ! #$ !"" $ # $ 4 $" # *+ %541(6%71(-6%&*/02 258#2$1!2"5/,9/5."9$'%&11./18.62 /5.028502.3.6/2/5./0:$8/!2/;'&.-'% < 2 0= ,-+.//,-7 02/1 ,>-7 5.1 ,--7 25 ,7 .5 ,-7 .?5 ,-7 8/5 ,-% *22 ,- -% ?0 *22 ,(> @9% .0 *22 ,>@A@% $B0 *22 ,@@(A% C./ *22 ,@(-% $B .;5 !.8 *22 ,9% ! "# Jackson Bend Big Drama ! "# $%&'() * +',)- 2004 2003 ./ 01'2 34$5( 467 * # #8 9:;<- * = 03> ?@, ;4'A *B *B * C 1 * 0D6> 1AA&1A'; + 8 -'7 < . * 0D6# 1 77')A '; B * E D * 0D62 E; $4&'' ;3 E' F-) . !! "#$ %&%$'"()*%+" ! , -./ / ,01 , "2, -."-. " . ,0" 3 > DD (% >% @%- Aclassysassylassy E -% 9% Sir Oscar " E + # 9% 2000 1997 ,( F > * ,A%A@ #! > * ,-@%-@( #$* ! > (* ,(%(,C# "" >* ,9-%-,($* !< > (-* ,(9%@ :%626% &!6' 6G .2*./0$8/$52 6G **.H% ./ //EG% 1 6G !*!"" I 2/ &EG'% !" #$"%& ' '' "()$* #+,-. ) ( ( /+.0, 0.& ' !' ' ! ! 1 ! (2 " 31.$4"5.$64" ++,7(+-)$8" Express Tour Nancy’s Glitter 9/-: )$%62+,,)$$5 -/,.);<65 3+.)$%<5 /3)%85 +3)$<5 +=3)$<" (// )$**$;" =-(// 1995 1991 )$*;*" +-(// )<$<" !>-(// )68%" ?+,(// );66" !"#$ % &' !"# $%& & ' ( )*+ , - . /012 % 3 4 +#1! (. 52 % & 6 678 9 $ $ $ $ $:. ;**< % & = >?@A 9 $ , , , , B $% 4 C+7"> - , CDE7F % Seacliff Naked Greed !"! #$%&' 1984 ( )* +,* -.*/ / 01 + * + * -./-*/ / 2-3 $ 2 ! ' $$"6 6"6 ;" < " "$ ;" )$ @ $<( ')"*8 ' $<( ');";$ !( $<6( ')$"$;)?' $<( ')$8"6 3" # >& 4A 0// /+A+,+ 4A .!>," +, + 4" . 4A +-+,7 Smile #&" Continued on next page Back to Top

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harp Starr/DOM NAPOLITANO PHOTO ).B" '!3( %.B( ).9"BB) C3' %( )">)!3( 5 %.B ="707" , #$ 7G H+I(+0* 7G (,* +-" *+ 2*,6" - 7G !6-G700= Sharp Starr Shines +, #$" in Go for Wand Handicap BY KEITH MCCALMONT, NYRA PRESS OFFICE______ QUEENS, NY—Barry K. Schwartz’s Buy / Breed / Race / Sell Florida-breds! homebred Sharp Starr, perfectly pilot- ed by Jose Ortiz, outdueled Portal Creek to capture Saturday’s $100,000 Go for Wand Handicap (Grade 3), a one-turn mile for fillies and mares 3- years-old and older at Aqueduct ! "#" !$ %# & &!'() "*+,- ($ . ' ./ . ' Racetrack. .0*-/1+ 1-#./ & 2 / &3'4 !52/- The Munnings sophomore, trained 6!7/- 86! **+9'*,(!"--*+-:*60+5*,0:5,0* 1*6+0+5*+,;/+*#" *8#! by Horacio DePaz, arrived at the Go < 0 ,= (4*++( $7 ,0+- (887 5*- ( >?7 05 (??7 *5 (7 *@5 (7 :+5 (7 *955 (7 +*+5 for Wand from a commanding 15 3/4- (7 +5 (7 :+5 (! '00 (? ! @, '00 ($>>)! *, '00 ( A8)8! B, '00 (A$) ! C*+'00 ( 8>! B *95.*:'00 ())! length score in a state-bred allowance ! "#$% & '( mile on Nov. 7 at the Big A that gar- nered a career-best 101 Beyer Speed ! " # "$%&' ( ) * + , - Figure. ./%&0 12 ( - )3 ) (4$2 5 Leading rider Kendrick Carmouche 6 %&# $$ ( 5 3 -3 78 9 - sent Portal Creek to the lead with -:;2< " = ( 3 3 3 -> 2 =?( Sharp Starr assuming a stalking posi- @ /;2 ?& =% ( 7 7 7 7 )3 ; AA = 5 tion to her outside as slight 6-5 mutuel -:;2< 2A?%=1& ( A 7 ) 53 53 3 > B=%,/ 75 5 favorite Nonna Madeline hustled up 5C;2 =D%&E ( A 7 7 - - 5 53 ,EF 7 7 the rail to gain third through an open- 5.0G0 ,, ( 5 ) 73 73 53 (4 HI - ing quarter-mile in :23.26 on the slop- ;2< J ( - 3 ) * ,'?%K 7 !;2# L%&=% ( -3 M ,N$F 5 py and sealed main track. Portal Creek opened up through the ! ! "#$ %&%$'()*+%, turn and attempted to kick clear of ! - . /01 1121 - 31 45 - / /01 1 11641 - - 1 4 /7 Sharp Starr, but Ortiz kept to task on A2/2 3 $!? ! )! the New York-bred filly as the duo D 2 ! 8!8 locked up for the length of the stretch ' ?! with Sharp Starr earning a hard-fought ( A ' (?!) & . A ' (8!)) &3' . A ' ( $)!$A( neck victory in a final time of 1:36.75. C3& A ' (>!8( 3' .< A > GO FOR WAND E0! 9 "# 6F *+;+ 6F 0+,50! *+ G*+,H **! - 6F 5F<F. "GF#! See on page 24 Continued on next page Back to Top

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Sunday Charts Go for Wand page 23 !"# $%#&' "( )" ! ! )) # ( *+ $,-./ *0 ( Continued from " ( 1,/"2- 2/' " )!!) 3"4 "!3 ) " ! ))( ) " *+" ! 3 ) 3" " It was 12 lengths back to Nonna )" ! ))" ! ))( ) *+0#3,56%7#1-2,--" . Madeline in third with Stand for the ,-.87 12/7# ,,-5(,.*+0$ .36-/ 1*+"!1 1-,//)- 12-.'# Flag, Graceful Princess and 1 .9 *+%03,--*%&: .1-/*&: 6,/*+;%: 16*%00: ,6*+%: ,<6*+%#(11*%00%+0# <.(11 Overheated rounding out the order of *%&=;# ,.(11 *>%%=# 8.(11 *+;;&;# ?,-(11 *+=%;# finish. !"#$ % &' !"# $% The victory marked the first graded &'()) * + #) % stakes score for DePaz, who is enjoy- + !,-., * + / 0 ,)# % ing his first season of training full-time 1 ,""!2," + +3 4,5,--6 %$ on the NYRA circuit. ,&57, * (8&"90 % The 35-year-old conditioner said he : -52,! + + ;,!,"64 % was pleased to see Sharp Starr make amends last out at the Big A following !" #$" %&'"( (()* %(" #$+ " %&$#"( ((&(, an off-the-board effort in the nine-fur- + "( ) )( #> &#> +#> long Grade 2 Black-Eyed Susan in >()@ )AA &#& ># "4 ! )) #% October around two turns at Pimlico *%B +>( )*&#=0 ) +>( )*%+#=0 Race Course. % ( +>0( )*%#&=*? )!! +>( )*+#& “She definitely likes the track, but I 6# $ 7' 7C 18,,D /5 6188/ " 7C ,-6 # ,- 1-EE FD, # / 7C 36, 1< think she likes the one-turn mile a little $@C'# bit better. It set up for her. I was happy Partial charts only. See the next issue of Wire to Wire for balance of charts. she could repeat that last effort,” said DePaz. Sharp Starr graduated in July at Belmont Park and hit the board in a pair of nine-furlong events going two turns over the summer at Saratoga Race Course, including a closing third in the restricted Fleet Indian. DePaz said Sharp Starr’s improved efforts from the gate have made a sig- nificant impact on results. “Even in her two-turn races, she wants to put herself there, but she has Saturday Charts those bad starts and afterwards she can’t get up there,” said DePaz. “She’s breaking so much better and getting Click Here to View Entries for Tampa Bay Downs herself into the race. The way she ! " "# $%& '( )*+,-&% '. / ,0)- /1*&% breaks and gets herself close, she’s able 1 -% / " 2/3 /2&)4567,8% , ))*4$)+&' $&&&*+&2),, to finish up nicely.” &#)9&* 0:0%&%25)+5: 9&"066 6&-0&%% 5 *' 5& &$&&&*+&2),,&#)9&* 0:0%&%25)+5: 9&6 6&-0&%% 5 *' *-)*+& 5&*: 9&)*)%5&-*-/ -0' Ortiz, who captured the 2013 Go for /0& 0 103& /,-%*-&*6&* 6)0* ,&-)+ 6)0*$060+0,:0%&%&*6&&-60+0&6&%5 ,, Wand with Royal Lahaina, was aboard *068&&,)4)8,&60&+&)9&0%&)-&,&%%65 *61&*60( 50%)0600%66)&065& +& -&&&-)* -9)% 8,&8 * 4&&*660*65)% +&09&65&6+0%&)61),,8&*0*65& )*6 +; Sharp Starr for the maiden win and her 6/*&),& *-063 -% ,& < ), 6&&6 two Saratoga efforts. He said he felt = ,& 0 +&> '(72)**&'.(? %&+0*- '<? 65)- ' ? 065 '.? )65 ' ? %)@65 ' ? %&9&*65 ' ? &)4565 ' ? *)*65 ' ? 6&*65' 6&,$00, ' <7 @ +6 $00,'.( )&+6 $00, 'AA. &&+6 $00, '(A. confident in the filly going a one-turn ! "#$% & '( mile as he returned to the saddle. !"#$ %& “They were running her two turns '( )*#+*"#,#+-* . / .0 !"**1' % and she was breaking a little slow,” said &2 3 -##*4#, . / / 5# 6 % Ortiz. “Last time, when they brought 7*8 & 9 & :#**;6 % her back to a one-turn mile, she broke &<(-"=9 > #+#*8 . / / ? !5=7 % well and that suited her better. They <9 $@A @>* . . -B#4 % <9!@. -8#57"#* & / . ? !*"*@C % stuck with that racing style today. She D'D @E@"> & &/ / F G# ;H % broke sharp. She was there for me <3 I -##">!*+ &. (F J#K1'1 % every time I asked her.” 2A-"=A 4+;;#*8 / &/ 4"#"16 %& Bred in the Empire State by the owner’s Stonewall Farm, Sharp Starr !" #$% #&'% #$% (% )&$* #) % #&+,% #)#% (,&% )&)#- banked $55,000 in victory while / B (A. .( . improving her record to three wins, two B" " " ( A seconds and two thirds from nine A/" 7 ' C $ '.< " A starts. She returned $4.50 for a $2 win $ 'A.AA " B$ A($ '<7 << bet. + &8 8 & %&& +5#$&9)0%$,& %& 8 0 ,)**& )*& $ :&* * &- 8 0,&* ,& *D)% %*)&, ,& * , Back to Top Continued on next page Page 25

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Copyright © 2004 Florida Stallion Progeny for Daily Racing Form Monday & Tuesday, December 7 & 8 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.

Monday, December 7 UNBRIDLED TIME HANDSOME MIKE Lulu’s Pride 7 Mahoning Valley Cutie Pie 2 Mahoning Valley ADIOS CHARLIE Carletta 9 Delta Downs Adios Judith 1 Mountaineer Park WESTERN PRIDE Lovely Lady Linda 5 Mahoning Valley HE’S HAD ENOUGH BURNING ROMA Delightful Pride 6 Mahoning Valley Splitzville 2 Parx Racing Carolyn 7 Mahoning Valley Cowgirl Chrome 8 Mahoning Valley Just Enough 10 Parx Racing CHITU Queen of the Tiles 8 Mahoning Valley HIGH COTTON Buffalo Max 7 Mountaineer Park Zoot Suit 2 Delta Downs WILDCAT HEIR CONGRATS Joe Cain 2 Mountaineer Park MACHO UNO Bravo Regina 1 Parx Racing Macho Mark 1 Delta Downs B Dubya 4 Mahoning Valley WINSLOW HOMER Making Me Crazy 3 Mahoning Valley MASS MEDIA Chasing Losses 9 Mountaineer Park Spread the Faith 4 Delta Downs EXCLUSIVE QUALITY Tuesday, December 8 OMEGA CODE R Hot Twenty’s 1 Mountaineer Park Clark’s Code 3 Remington Park BURNING ROMA FACTUM Sizzling Roma 1 Parx Racing POSEIDON’S WARRIOR Zoe My Love 9 Mountaineer Park Jacks a Warrior 6 Parx Racing CAJUN BREEZE Admiral Eastwood 10 Parx Racing FIELD COMMISSION Highwaytwentyseven 7 Parx Racing Brevet Officer 7 Mountaineer Park SCOTTISH HALO CLOSING ARGUMENT El Chihuas 3 Remington Park FINALE Alex’s Turn 7 Delta Downs Shio 5 Zia Park SILVER TREE CONGRATS Geh Schnell 3 Mahoning Valley FIRST DUDE Miss Loyalty 1 Parx Racing Gran Edition 7 Mountaineer Park SONGANDAPRAYER Blue Bomber 6 Delta Downs Holy Sunrise 4 Delta Downs FLASHSTORM Lucky Fellow 6 Mahoning Valley Pat Me Down 4 Delta Downs La Mama Chula 5 Parx Racing Coyster 6 Zia Park TEUFLESBERG Film Score 7 Remington Park GONE ASTRAY What a Surprise 10 Zia Park Enduring Love 6 Mahoning Valley D’WILDCAT Ashley Astray 7 Delta Downs TRUST N LUCK D’festive Cat 1 Delta Downs Runs for Luck 6 Parx Racing JESS’S DREAM DRILL Eileen Alexandra 3 Delta Downs TWO STEP SALSA Sheknowsthedrill 3 Parx Racing Sealed With a Kiss 3 Mountaineer Park KANTHAROS White Drill 6 Mountaineer Park WILDCAT HEIR Kiltoom 3 Mountaineer Park Lawyer Roy 10 Parx Racing Blinding 6 Parx Racing Senditlikechilly 5 Zia Park EXCHANGE RATE The Boot Wildcat 9 Mountaineer Park MASS MEDIA Rate the Gait 8 Zia Park McLean 5 Delta Downs Kris T. 6 Delta Downs EXCLUSIVE QUALITY Hollywood Overdogs 7 Parx Racing PARENTS’ REWARD It pays to breed Pali’s Reward 6 Mahoning Valley FAMILY CALLING High Dollar 1 Mahoning Valley Florida-breds POSEIDON’S WARRIOR LEARN MORE ABOUT Scared Warior 2 Mahoning Valley FIELD COMMISSION Splicethemainbrace 8 Parx Racing New Commission 9 Parx Racing Breeders’ Awards www.ftboa.com PROSPECTIVE FINALE The Devils Back 2 Delta Downs Masterclass 7 Zia Park The Florida Thoroughbred Breeders’ and Owners’ Association SASHA’S PROSPECT FIRST DUDE Suite Gossip 2 Remington Park Due North 2 Mahoning Valley Wild Rumble 5 Remington Park First Angel 5 Mahoning Valley SONGANDAPRAYER FLASHSTORM Schiff’s Corner 4 Delta Downs Pretty Stormy 5 Mahoning Valley Kinlee’s Song 8 Delta Downs Lightning Flash 7 Mountaineer Park

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Copyright © 2004 Florida Breeders’ List for Daily Racing Form Monday & Tuesday, December 7 & 8 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. PARX RACING I Stand Corrected 6 Irish Eyes Stable L.L.C Monday, December 7 Travelin Gambler 3 Marion G. Montanari White Drill 6 Ruben Valdes DELTA DOWNS Barn Queen 5 Mr. & Mrs. Angel Lopez Lightning Flash 7 George Santis & Judy Karlin The Devils Back 2 Cheryl A. Curtin La Mama Chula 5 Dr. Myron R. Wilson The Boot Wildcat 9 Frank Bertolino Expurgated 7 Sally J. Andersen MOUNTAINEER CASINO RACETRACK & RESORT MAHONING VALLEY RACE COURSE Juliet’s Music 10 Dr. K. K. Jayaraman & Dr. V. Devi- Due North 2 Farm III & Jesus Jaimes Adios Judith 1 Oakleaf Farm, Liz Wilson & Nor- Jayaraman Geh Schnell 3 Robert Nelson man Wilson Running Girl 10 George W. Brown First Angel 5 Good Beginnings Farm R Hot Twenty’s 1 Geraid Bennett & Mary Bennett ZIA PARK Pretty Stormy 5 Good Beginnings Farm Smiling Mason 1 Midwest Thoroughbreds Inc. Irish Polo 5 Donald R. Dizney, LLC Roaring Ocean 8 Donald R. Dizney, LLC Joe Cain 2 Brent Fernung & Crystal Fernung Senditlikechilly 5 Philip Matthews & Karen Brevet Officer 7 Dennis Foster Matthews PARX RACING Gran Edition 7 Ponder Hill, Inc. Elissas Secret 1 Jan Alan Meehan & John Petika Sheknowsthedrill 3 Best A Luck Farm LLC Acadia Fleet 9 Donald R. Dizney, LLC Tuesday, December 8 Blinding 6 David Char Zoe My Love 9 Stonehedge, LLC DELTA DOWNS Jacks a Warrior 6 Sun Thoroughbred Stable MAHONING VALLEY RACE COURSE Hubbadahubbadaboom 2 Winning Drive 6 Haras Buen Borincano, Inc. Caspian Tale 1 Span Investments Inc & Delroy Rustlewood Farm, Inc. Highwaytwentyseven 7 Shadybrook Farm Inc Zoot Suit 2 Summerfield & Rustlewood Farm Wallace Hollywood Overdogs 7 Joel W. Sainer Blue Bomber 6 James K McFadyen, Kenneth F Scared Warior 2 Helen Barbazon & Joseph Bar- City Guy 10 Vegso Racing Stable Bailey &Edward H Molstad Mountain Tree 10 Farm III Enterprises LLC bazon Doubleturbo 6 Jorge L. Diaz & Diana G. Flores Zafir 2 Nina Theodora Camperlengo Why God 7 Thomas Coleman REMINGTON PARK Diamond Patriot 3 George T. Gurrola Carletta 9 Carl Dillard Helmandollar El Venue 2 Rustlewood Farm, Inc. Making Me Crazy 3 University of Florida Foundation Flew by You 8 English Range Farm MOUNTAINEER CASINO RACETRACK & RESORT Carolyn 7 Harold L. Queen Sealed With a Kiss 3 Le Anne M. Robbins ZIA PARK Lulu’s Pride 7 Briar Lane Farm Melodramatic 4 Stroud Lane Farm Quandary 5 CESA Farm

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