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In This Issue: Revised Minimum Purse Requirements Edgar Prado 8th All-Time with Win Code of Honor Pointed to Westchester Bruce Brown Barn Ready to Run FSA Expands Set-Aside Loan Provision Dunbar Road Headlines Shawnee Florida-breds Defend Gulfstream Turf ‘New Shooter’ For Romans in Matt Winn Gulfstream Park Charts Cistron/BENOIT PHOTO Tampa Bay Downs Charts Track Results & Entries Versatile Cistron Bids Florida Stallion Progeny List Florida Breeders’ List For Third Straight Win Featured Advertisers Bloodstockauction USA in Daytona Stakes Horse Farms Forever BY SANTA ANITA PRESS OFFICE __ peak of his powers at age six. FTBOA Texas Wedge, trained by Peter Miller, Florida Department of Agriculture ARCADIA, CA—A head shy of seeking is also seeking his third straight win and Berrettini Feed his fifth consecutive win, Hronis along with Doug O’Neill’s Wildman Jack de Meric Thoroughbred Sales Racing’s versatile Cistron bids for his and the Ron Ellis-trained third straight as he heads a field of seven Blameitonthelaw, the contention in Eddie Woods Stables 3-year-olds and older going five-and-a- Saturday’s Daytona runs deep. Ocala Breeders’ Feed & Supply half furlongs on turf in Saturday’s Ciston won of the Grade 1 Bing RiceHorse Stables $100,000 Daytona Stakes (Grade 3) at Crosby Stakes on dirt two starts back on Seminole Feed Santa Anita. July 27, then took the Grade 3 San Six K’s Training & Sales, LLC Trained by John Sadler, Cistron Simeon Stakes at five-and-a-half fur- comes off a solid head victory over the longs on turf here March 21–earning Top Line Sales, LLC course on March 21 and he appears at the Wavertree Stables See SANTA ANITA on page 3 Back to Top Page 3 Santa Anita
Continued from COVER back to back 100 Beyer Speed figures. If this 6-year-old full horse by The Factor runs back to his San Simeon, he’ll be plenty tough under regular rider Victor Espinoza. Cistron is out of Major Allie by Officer and he has won six of 28 career starts with earings of $760,719. Sadler has given the riding assignment to Victor Espinoza and Cistron is number five in the program. Texas Wedge was a winner two starts back of the Grade 2 Joe Hernandez Stakes over the course on Jan. 1, then took the $150,000 World of Trouble Turf Sprint over five furlongs at Gulfstream Park on Jan. 25. Based at San Luis Rey Downs with O’Neill, he’s won three out of his last four starts and four of his six lifetime wins have come on grass. With an overall mark of six wins from 14 starts, he’ll be ridden for the third consecutive time by Flavien Prat from post seven. Texas Wedge, who races for Altimira Racing Stable, Rafter JR Ranch LLC, STD Racing Stable and A. Miller, is by Colonel John out of Callmenancy, by Political Force and he has career earnings of $403,740. O’Neill will also saddle Wildman Jack for owner W C Racing Inc. A lightly raced 4-year-old homebred gelding by Goldencents out of Orientatious, by Orientate, Wildman Jack returns from Dubai following a four-and-three-quarters-length win in the Group 3 Nad Al Sheba Turf Sprint sponsored by Arabian Adventures contested at six furlongs at Meydan Racecourse. With all seven of his career starts coming in turf sprints, Wildman Jack, has three wins and has been off the board only once when fourth in a Handicap at Meydan. Fleet of foot early, he’ll be ridden for the first time by Mike Smith on Saturday and they will break from post six.
Revised Minimum Purse Requirements for Non-Listed Black-Type Races BY THE JOCKEY CLUB NEWS SERVICE ______The North American International Cataloguing Standards Committee met Thursday and voted to lower the minimum purse requirement for existing non-listed black-type races by 20% for the remainder of 2020. Given the negative economic impacts of COVID-19-related restrictions on available sources for purse funds, the minimum purse value for non-listed black-type races that ran prior to 2019 will be reduced from $50,000 to $40,000 for the remain- der of 2020, and the minimum purse value for non-listed black-type races that ran for the first time in 2019 will be reduced from $75,000 to $60,000 for their second running in 2020. Requests to receive black-type for any new races will continue to be reviewed by a subcommittee of NAICSC and require a minimum purse of $75,000.
Back to Top Back to Top Page 5 Edgar Prado Passes Cordero for 8th All-Time with Win 7,058 BY GULFSTREAM PARK Wayne Ouzts, who ranks seventh PRESS OFFICE______on the all-time list. Prado hustled Flying Aletha out HALLANDALE BEACH, FL – Jockey of the gate to beat Lime, the 2-5 Edgar Prado moved past fellow Hall favorite ridden by Irad Ortiz Jr., for of Famer Angel Cordero to grab sole pacesetting honors on the back- possession of eighth place in the all- stretch. The daughter of Tiznow out time standings for races-won with of Afleet Honey, by Uncle Mo victory number 7,058 Thursday at withstood a mild challenge from Gulfstream Park. her stablemate before drawing away The 52-year-old Lima, Peru native to a comfortable victory. scored aboard Wesley Ward-trained “The plan was to let the other Flying Aletha ($9), who defeated sta- horse get to the lead and follow her blemate Lime by five-and-a-half but when my horse broke so good, lengths in the five-furlong sprint for going five furlongs with an inside 2-year-old fillies that was transferred post, I didn’t even think about it,” from the turf course to the main track Prado said. “I just let her go and “I’m very excited. After the recent she was very comfortable, and setback with the quarantine and the when I asked her she responded. coronavirus, I’m glad to be back and Once she got to running and I riding again,” Prado said. “I’m wasn’t next to that horse, she was extremely excited and happy to pass a Edgar Prado and Flying Aletha/LAUREN KING PHOTO just looking for competition so I had legend like Cordero. The next goal is eight away, so hopefully we to stay busy and keep her mind on business.” can get there sooner than later.” CJ Thoroughbreds LLC’s Flying Aletha, who was purchased Prado moved to within eight victories of still-active Perry See GULFSTREAM on page 17
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Back to Top Page 9 Bruce Brown Barn Ready to Hit the Ground Running BY NYRA PRESS OFFICE ______on the hit T.V. series How I Met Your Mother, has ELMONT, NY—Trainer Bruce Brown, who oversees a stable of breezed twice at Belmont 18 horses, said he is excited for a return to live racing when the Park. The Elusive Quality spring meet gets underway on Wednesday, June 3 at Belmont Park. sophomore was purchased "I can't wait to get going. I'm really excited to get back to some for $30,000 at the 2018 normalcy around here," Brown said. "It's good to see some light at Fasig-Tipton Saratoga the end of the tunnel we've been in. Everyone realized what had to Preferred Yearling Sale. be done in order to get back to racing and did what it takes to get Brown said the bay filly this all behind us. has demonstrated some "Now that things are opening up again, I'll have more horses early ability. coming in soon," Brown continued. "People had been in holding "She's doing good. Bruce Brown/COGLIANESE PHOTO patterns, but now that we have some guidance on the future I'll be She's just getting back up around 25 horses for the rest of the year." going," he said. "She's a big, good-looking filly and very classy. Windylea Farm's Three Outlaws is back in training at Belmont. They liked her on the farm so we'll see how she goes once we're a The late-closing son of Goldencents hit the board in a trio of little further along with her." restricted turf allowances in the fall. Anthony P. McCarthy's homebred Belle of the Spa, a chestnut Out of the Tiznow mare Bojangle Now, Three Outlaws was off- daughter of Pure Prize who won the Yaddo Stakes in August at the-board last out in a main-track sprint in December at the Big A. Saratoga, has been retired. The talented filly, out of the winning Brown said he will target turf opportunities going forward for Devil His Due mare Awakened Beauty, posted a record of four Three Outlaws. wins in 12 starts with purse earnings of $225,947. "He's doing great. He was a little delayed getting in from the "She's in foal to Mission Impazible and we'll be expecting a farm but he could run towards the end of the first condition book foal out of her next year which is very exciting," Brown said. or the beginning of the next book," Brown said. "We gave him one The veteran conditioner, who boasts more than 500 career last try on the dirt at the end of last year and he made it clear he's wins, was last in the winner's circle with former Our Sugar Bear much better on the turf." The unraced Robin Sparkles, named for a fictional character See BRUCE BROWN on page 19
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Back to Top Page 12 Dunbar Road Headlines Shawnee Stakes
BY CHURCHILL DOWNS PRESS OFFICE ______LOUISVILLE, KY—Peter Brant’s $600,000 Alabama (Grade 1)- winner Dunbar Road is set for her 4-year-old debut as she’ll face seven rivals that entered Saturday’s $100,000 Shawnee Stakes pre- sented by TwinSpires.com – part of “Stephen Foster Preview Day” at Churchill Downs. The mile-and-one-sixteenth Shawnee is a likely steppingstone to the mile-and-one-eigth Fleur de Lis (G2), a Breeders’ Cup “Win and You’re In” event on Saturday, June 27 at Churchill Downs. Dunbar Road will be making her 4-year-old debut for trainer Chad Brown following her fifth-place finish in the $2 million Breeders’ Cup Distaff (GI) in November. The four-time winning daughter of Quality Road was made eligible for the Shawnee with a $2,000 supplement fee after not originally being nominated. Jose Ortiz has the call from post position No. 4. Another accomplished mare that entered the Shawnee is
Bradley Thoroughbreds, Tim and Anna Cambron, Denali Stud, Dunbar Road/ELSA LORIEUL PHOTO Rigney Racing and Madaket Stables’ $500,000 La Troienne (G1)- winner She’s a Julie. Trained by Steve Asmussen, She’s a Julie will Jeff Ruby Steaks Winner Field Pass Top make her first start in her 5-year-old campaign following a fourth- Inaugural War Chant Entries place effort in October’s Spinster (G1) at Keeneland. Ricardo Santana Jr. is signed on to ride from post eight. Three Diamonds Farm’s $250,000 Jeff Ruby Steaks (G3)-win- The complete field for the Shawnee from the inside out: ner Field Pass will move back to turf as the headliner for Moonlit Garden, Chocolate Kisses, Awe Emma, Dunbar Road, Saturday’s $100,000 War Chant presented by TwinSpires.com – a Another Broad, Vault, Flower Party (Ire), and She’s A Julie. one-mile turf event for 3-year-olds on “Stephen Foster Preview Day” at Churchill Downs. BC Juvenile Fillies Turf Winner Sharing Field Pass, the winner of Turfway Park’s Jeff Ruby Back in Tepin Steaks, will shift from the syn- thetic Polytrack surface back to Eclipse Thoroughbred Partners and Gainesway Stable’s $1 mil- the turf in Saturday’s race. lion Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf (G1)-winner Sharing is set Trained by Mike Maker, Field to make her 3-year-old debut in Saturday’s first running of the Pass captured the March 14 Jeff $100,000 Tepin Stakes presented by Woodford Reserve – one of five Ruby Steaks by a neck over the stakes events on “Stephen Foster Preview Day” at Churchill Downs. Wesley Ward-trained Invader. The one-mile Tepin Stakes, named after the brilliant two-time The 3-year-old son of Lemon Eclipse Award-winning turf mare, is slated as race eight. Drop Kid returned to Kentucky Sharing, a Maryland-bred daughter of Speightstown, has not in February following his victo- been seen since her length-and-a-quarter score in the Breeders’ ry in Gulfstream Park’s Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf at Santa Anita. $100,000 Dania Beach. Jose Trained by Graham Motion, Sharing’s only blemish in her four- Ortiz will have the call in the race career was a narrow third-place effort in her debut. Following War Chant from post five. the Breeders’ Cup, Sharing was given a break but returned to Among the top challengers Motion’s Fair Hill training center in March and has been consis- to Field Pass in the War Chant tently working toward her sophomore debut. Field Pass/COADY PHOTO Jockey Manny Franco, who was aboard Sharing in the are Godolphin’s speedy Breeders’ Cup, will be back aboard in the Tepin from post nine. Hieronymus, who captured the $57,000 Randy Romero Memorial Chief among Sharing’s opposition in the Tepin is Godolphin’s and $70,000 Black Gold at Fair Grounds; Daniel Ryan’s $100,000 undefeated filly Alms. Trained by Mike Stidham, Alms is a perfect Rushaway winner Vanzzy; and Cannon Thoroughbreds’ $100,000 four-for-four in her career, including stakes victories in the Cecil B. DeMille Stakes winner Smooth Like Strait. $150,000 Matron Stakes (G3), $100,000 Jimmy Durante (G3) and Matthew Schera’s $100,000 Kittens Joy (G3)-winner Island $60,000 Shantel Lanerie Memorial Overnight Stakes. Paco Lopez Commish was supplemented to the War Chant field with a $2,000 will be aboard Alms in the Tepin from post 14. payment at the time of entries on Wednesday. The field for the Tepin will also include $100,000 Florida Oaks Paco Lopez will ride the Saffie Joseph Jr. trainee from post (G3)-winner Outburst (GB); $150,000 Here Comes the Bride three. (G3)-runner-up Abscond; $100,000 Ginger Brew Stakes-runner- The War Chant field from the rail out: South Bend, Bodecream, up Moral Reasoning; and $150,000 Bourbonette Oaks hero Queen Island Commish, Vanzzy, Field Pass, Hieronymus, Bama Breeze, of God. Liam’s Pride, Smooth Like Strait, Shared Sense, Street Ready, Racing on the Matt Winn Turf Course for Saturday will be Pixelate, Billy Batts, Fenwick Station. Natural Power is on the staged from the hedge with no temporary inside rail. also-eligible list.
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BY BROCK SHERIDAN ______Pay Any Price is a son of Wildcat Heir out of One to Five, by Naevus and Florida-breds don’t give up their ter- he was bred in Florida by Brent and ritory easily. Crystal Fernung. He has won 18 of 31 That is especially true at Gulfstream lifetime races while banking $667,243 Park during the spring and summer and and Emisael Jaramillo gets the return double true in a sprint. mount. Such is the case in the featured race Pay Any Price will don the number 10 at Gulfstream Saturday as six of the nine saddle cloth but will break from nine entrants are Florida-breds with Pay post eight should Running for Riz Any Price and Coop Tries Harder leading scratch. the charge as the program favorites. The Coop Tries Harder is trained by Jane featured event is a second level, $62,500 Cibelli for R P S Racing Stable LLC and optional claiming race for 4-year-olds was second to Tiger Blood under the and older set to go five furlongs on the same optional claiming conditions and turf. Florida-bred Running for Riz is at the grassy five furlong distance at entered for the main track only. Gulfstream Park on April 24. He was Pay Any Price, who holds the world also third behind winner Maniacal and record for five furlongs on the grass second-place finisher and Saturday foe with his :53.61 time in the 2017 Silks Frenchmen Street in a second-level, Run Stakes at Gulfstream, has been $62,500 optional claiming race over five tabbed as the 5-2 morning line favorite furlongs on the turf at Gulfstream Park for Saturday’s event while Coop Tries on March 27 two races back. Harder and Running for Riz are the co- Coop Tries Harder has drawn post second choices at 3-1 in the program. five for Saturday and Miguel Vasquez Trained by Georgina Baxter for will ride. Averill Racing LLC and Matties Racing, A son of Gone Astray out of Alluring Florida-bred Pay Any Price/RYAN THOMPSON PHOTO Pay Any Price will have to recover from Power, by Milwaukee Brew has won four two sup-par efforts in his last two races. of 23 career starts with earnings of Frenchman Street was bred in Florida Following a victory in the $75,000 $150,922. He was bred in Florida by Dr. by Glen Hill Farm and now races for Crystal River Stakes at five furlongs on Thomas Brokken. Paradise Farms Corp and David the turf in May of last year, Pay Any Frenchman Street is 7-2 in the morn- Staudacher. Price was given seven months away from ing line and most recently was fifth in Cristian Torres will ride Frenchman the track. The 10-year-old gelding came the April 24 race won by Tiger Blood Street from post one and they will be back strong with a neck victory over after he finished second to Maniacal in trying to add to his record of four wins Mai Ty One On, who he is set to face the March 27 race. in 26 career races. Frenchman Street has again Saturday, in a second level, Frenchman Street is trained by earnings of $207,225. $62,500 optional claiming race going Michael Maker, who claimed the 5-year- The remainder of the field includes five furlongs on the turf at Gulfstream old son of Malibu Moon for $40,000 out Krsto Skye, Mai Ty One On, Fully on Jan. 5. of a claiming race victory at Gulfstream Loaded, Sturgeon, Will E Peyote and Then Pay Any Price finished sixth on Feb. 16. Running for Riz. behind winner Texas Wedge in the $150,000 World of Trouble Turf Sprint on Jan. 25 at Gulfstream, which was his first finish out of the top three since FOR SALE January of 2018 when eighth in the 2018 Gulfstream Park Turf Sprint Stakes after a slow start. Florida bred and registered yearling gelding He then traveled to Tampa Bay (Flashstorm x Sing My Song) Strong, beautiful and correct. Downs for the $93,000 Turf Dash Stakes on Feb. 22, but suffered another disap- UTD shots and worming. Handles well. Very intelligent. pointing effort after being taken up by jockey Pablo Morales at the three- eighths pole. (678) 438-3161
Back to Top Page 14 Attachment Rate is ‘New Shooter’ For Romans in Matt Winn BY CHURCHILL DOWNS Foley shook his head in disappointment PRESS OFFICE ______when asked about his thoughts on Major Fed drawing post 12 for Saturday’s mile- LOUISVILLE, KY—With trainer Dale and-one-sixteenth Matt Winn presented by Romans’ highly-regarded Kentucky Woodford Reserve. Jockey Joel Rosario Derby presented by Woodford Reserve will have the return call in the Matt Winn. (Grade 1)-prospect Dennis’ Moment on “We drew the inside in the Louisiana the sidelines, the Churchill Downs all- Derby and we were what seemed like 20 time leading conditioner hopes Jim lengths behind the second to last horse in Bakke and Gerald Isbister’s $150,000 the race,” Foley said. “To no fault of his Matt Winn Stakes (G3)-contender own, he was the first horse to be loaded Attachment Rate will get him to the and completely missed the break. Now we Derby, this year to be run on the first drew the 12 hole.” Saturday in September. “He’s been a later developing colt,” Servis Hoping Diamond Romans said. “He’s run four solid races including third in the Gotham and sec- King’s Speed Helps in Blame ond in the Unbridled. Really, his only bad race was in his debut at Churchill Cash is King and LC Racing’s multiple last June. We brought him back in stakes winner Diamond King will attempt Florida this winter and we thought we to use his speed from the far outside post 14 in Saturday’s one-mile $100,000 Blame had something when he finished a fast- Dale Romans/COADY PHOTO closing second at 50-1 in a maiden presented by Norton Healthcare. race.” Trained by John Servis, Diamond King enters the one-turn Saturday’s Matt Winn is the first race on the revised Road to Blame with a length-and-a-quarter score in the $125,000 Stymie the Kentucky Derby schedule and will award the Top 4 finishers Stakes at Aqueduct. The speedy son of Quality Road battled on points on a 50-20-10-5 scale. The Matt Winn is the featured race the pace throughout the Stymie prior to drawing clear of fellow on Saturday’s program that has been dubbed “Stephen Foster Blame rival American Anthem. Preview Day” and features four additional stakes events: the “Kendrick [Carmouche] is an aggressive rider,” Servis said. “I $100,000 Shawnee Stakes, the $100,000 Tepin Stakes, the actually love his post because he’s able to use that speed. He $100,000 Blame and the $100,000 War Chant. First post is 1 p.m. doesn’t have to necessarily be in front but if he’s in front or just ET. off the pace, that will be the most likely scenario.” Hall of Fame rider John Velazquez has the call on Attachment Diamond King is listed at 10-1 on the morning line. Rate from post 11. He is the 4-1 second choice on Mike “It seems like every race in the country is coming up tough Battaglia’s morning line odds. right now,” Servis said. “It’s sort of the way of the world but there are a lot of talented horses to our inside.” Foley ‘Enjoying the Ride’ With Major Fed
Churchill Downs veteran horseman Greg Foley has run several horses on the undercard of the Kentucky Derby but he’s yet to have his first starter in the race. Foley is hoping that could change this year with improving 3-year-old and $150,000 Matt Winn- contender Major Fed. “I’ve been doing this my whole life and always dreamt I would one day have a starter in the Derby,” the 62-year-old Foley said. “I grew up in the sport under my father [Dravo] and now my boys [Travis and Alex] are getting involved in the game. It’s special to have a horse like this who gives us every sign he will get better with age.” Major Fed, a 3-year-old son by Ghostzapper, is the seventh foal to hit the racetrack for his dam Bobby’s Babe. Foley has trained five of Major Fed’s siblings including stakes winner May Lilly and multiple stakes-placed Zapperini. “[Major Fed] has shown us he has just as much, if not more, talent than his siblings,” Foley said. “They were all solid horses in their own right on the racetrack and we hope Major Fed is just a step above.” Diamond King/JIM MCCUE PHOTO
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Lime, who finished second in her 234 5 0 5#%6% ( ") 5%+7 !8 April 16 debut at Gulfstream, finished 9 /%& % : ;%-%& !< six-and-a-half lengths clear of Whistler <9 =&0 ' >%%&%&> 8!? Dixie and Victor Lebron in third. !"# Flying Aletha was making her debut $ %&'( )*+( ,'( %&-( &*./ %&0,( )* ( ,0 ( %&&1( &*1&2 Thursday, following several impres- +" ; ; = sive workouts on turf at Palm , / 9 = 9# " * / Meadows, Gulfstream Park’s satellite $ A # $ 9 9 " * 9 # $ ; =9 training facility in Palm Beach " /0# * 9; # $% %%$ @0" # $ ; County. 3 7! 4B +3'1C')8&( 4B (-'#C &' 6)-D' +) 4B &') *! “She’s been working unbelievable at Palm Meadows on the turf. For her !"# "$ %& '"() #*+,- ). /( /( 0*-1+ 1-& 2! '2(3 2"3*45 .6"'0+1*++ , * to do what she did today on the dirt 7+ 5 !*+, 8* 01-6" **+4(*,) 9 *0) 9 01- 6"#, 35 +-0) '0 0+*-- + 01+,&"# --*+-7*60+5* and beat my other filly, who was 2-5, ,075,0*1*6+0+5*+,:+*+-+!*;+5&# ' really says a lot about her,” Ward said. ! 2 2 &" < 0 ,= ) > 3*++) ? ,0+- ).9> ? 5*- ) @> ? 05 )@9 ? *5 ) > ? *;5 ) > ? 7+5 ) > " (00 “She’s going to have a big future.” )@A> >" ;,(00) @ " *,(00 ) > B" !8,(00 )BA>9>" C*+(00 )B9$" !8 *45*7(00 Ward said both Flying Aletha and ) A9" ! "#$% & '( Lime are candidates for future stakes !"# $ in Europe. %& ' ()*+(,-, . . . ./ 01+123# .$ Ward was especially pleased that 4' 5!!+ --26 * % . / 7128,! 9 $ Prado reached his latest milestone 1:1;,1 * . . < =+2 $. aboard one of his horses. %>? @ 51,A * % B' C *7 %$. “Isn’t that nice? I rode with him D/ < (- !E *F % < 9+ ? D$ here at Calder when he first came to %GH ' ,IJ+K12 *F % % % % % 22 %$% this country. We rode together at ! " !# # $!# %&$!# '( &)! "& !# # ")!# %&"*!# *"+ Calder in 1987,” said Ward, the ' '! 2 ." " " Eclipse Award-winning apprentice in $ 3/ ." " 1984. B2 DD !( " ) E $ ( 2 )$" 9 ' $ B ( 2 Prado, who rode as an apprentice in ).".9 ' !( $ B> ( 2 ) "$@) C ' Peru, began riding in the U.S. in 1986. $ ( 2 )B"@ ) !( < $ B>@ ( 2 )9 "> He notched his first win aboard Single 2:"606"5# 8&6F 0+*+4 *+ -F6F <*,0F08" *+ :*,5G"/- 6F G2! ( /+,H +, #IF&" Love at Calder on June 1, 1986. The 53-year-old jockey, who was inducted !" #$"%& ' "()* #+,-. )/ 0( 0( into the Hall of Fame in 2008, has 1+. 2, 2.& ' ! ! ' ' (3 '"4 .$$5 6"7 .$ 6" ++,8(+-)*+1)12.$6" amassed countless highlights during his illustrious career, including a 91 -: );$3+,,)$*/7 -1,.);;7 4+.)7 14)$$7 +4)7 +<4)7 =,4)7 +844)7 ,+,4)" (11 )/5;%" <-(11)/$ *>*"+-(11 )$ /5 /"!?-(11 )$$$;" @+,(11 )$/*$"!? Kentucky Derby (G1) win aboard +84+=(11 )*%" Barbaro in 2006, when he was hon- !"#$ % &' ored with an Eclipse Award as North !"# $ %& '&( ) ) * * + " ,,- $ &* America’s outstanding jockey, and . / 012 ) % 3 $ 4 56 $ $& Belmont Stakes (G1) wins aboard ) 7, 89 $ $ $ : ; 6 -" $ &$ Birdstone (2004) and Sarava (2002), . < =>(22 ) 3 $3 ? $ $& as well as five Breeder’s Cup victo- $/ / '2>=> ) = 2@ $ )& ries. # A % ) ) ) ) % "> BC $ &% Prado’s mounts have earned nearly %D/1 / * % % * *3 EF# $ & $270 million in purses. G). H3 (>IJ K * $: %: ) 7 895 &* ! "#"!$ %&'( ) * + , -./ //*0 1 + 2 - 2-/ // 3 / '! ( $ " >"; ;"; 5' "! ' %"% *"% ( ! ;" )$ A /5 ( ' )>%"/* /5 ( ' )$%$">*$ ! ( /5 * ( ' )"/*) @ • thefloridahorse /5 ( ' )>$";$ ! ( 9 /5 * • FloridaThoroughbredBreedersAndOwnersAssociation 'B"616" 8 # ?& 6C ,.1+B(+,-0+8+ 6C @B +.8" +, +1+ ,1,+1" 0. 6C D1 ,!6,- #&" Back to Top Partial charts only. See the next issue of Wire to Wire for complete charts. Page 18 Friday Charts Belmont page 7 Click Here to View Entries for Tampa Bay Downs Continued from !"#$%&'() **+ * !+#, ,'-./0 McGaughey said Performer will 12&!345-44'%&*6 7' 0 -1'*%*8'%-47' %-1 1135'912&$7/ 7'-47' %7/ make his return on Opening Weekend 1135'912& 1 --4.#%-7'(:) 7'&5/'%''40'%'963%()3%1'&&430734&-9'%'9 '.-&0'%'9 13%-9 %'9&#%'6'%%'9 13$9 ; at Belmont Park in the $250,000 < 1$'36 7'= (),-44'%(:>? &'7349( ? 0/-%9()? 63$%0/(:>? 6-60/()? &-@0/()? &'8'40/()? '-./0/() $0$'1#331 Runhappy Carter Handicap (G1), (:;; @ 70 #331( ;;:) %-6'70 #331 ( > $'%6'70 #331 (>> ! "#$% & '( which offers a berth in the Breeders' !"#$ %&' Cup Sprint. () * +" #! , % % - - % , . !/ '& "Performer has been training well - 0 1 23 , , - - %- 4!5!# &( and I'm looking to start him in the ) - 6!! , ' , , , %7 ,-8 ! !/ %& Carter," McGaughey said. - 9 3+!.5 ( , - %7 0 . 53 %&% Gainesway Stable and Andrew : ; < 5 ( (- ( (* (= - 6 &, Rosen's Pink Sands, a 5-year-old : * # 3# >! - - (- 1 5!/9 &, daughter of Tapit, has won her last two - * 1 !9! %7 - .?!5+. & starts, both at Gulfstream Park, includ- ! "# $%&# '# ('# $ )* + # $%, # (# ( ,# $ $- ing scores in the Grade 3 Rampart ) !+!"A*!* > ): Stakes and Grade 2 Inside Information A"A*!"+ : Stakes. *B ( C ) # (;) ! ) McGaughey said Pink Sands will # () ! +# ) # (: ) target the Grade 1, $300,000 Ogden D23%2% . 2 %3D'4<3534. %3 7/ 2 %3 9%$&/ % -4'% 4'%'D %'9 2 034'/ 8'4 Phipps, a mile-and-one-sixteenth test 0' 9-4.& E for older fillies and mares slated for !" ## $%&'() ## $* *+#++ , * * # , *(-./0 12' 34 Saturday, June 13 which offers a berth 5-44(&'36&7('-47( &-1 1135(8912' 1--4.$&-7(): in the Breeders' Cup Distaff. Stuart S. Janney III and Phipps ,1%(36 7(; ) *-44(&):<= '(7348)= 0/-&8) = 63%&0/)= 6-60/) = '->0/) = '(?(40/) = (-./0/) = 4-40/) %0%(1$331 ) 99@ >70$331) " earned a career-best 90 Beyer Speed % ? !98 <+ - $ - $ - # >2 9@ " " Figure. % ? 997+ " # -6 +7A 9 " $ McGaughey said the filly is likely : > 5( 79 B " - # #. $ $C D+>@ " " to start in the Grade 3, $100,000 "% E)( A +5( 7 B " # . ". ;+8)+8@ " $ Beaugay, a mile-and-one-sixteenth turf event on Opening Day June 3. !" #$%" $&'" %( $ " #$)*" $& &" )*+ 9B : : Top Seed sprinted to a nine-length <# +# A < maiden score on April 22 at third ask- @ CD 9 ing at Tampa Bay Downs. The 4-year- ) E 9< $ # ) <: # 9<@ old Orb chestnut, a Phipps Stable $ # )@ A $ 9<@ $ # ) < / 6 &" 2 %44-4.'3>6&36-&24F' 2 -&24F' &-4(& GGH3'(/* &(8 2 C-88(& 31(H homebred, is a late bloomer out of the C &-..'I -48 &-..' C" Giant's Causeway mare Trophy Wife. !"# $%& '(' ) ! ) )( "Top Seed is at Churchill and we're ! *#+ + , ! , +(!+( )- %%% (./$0.1$2(./% .1$ !345644% $( 7% 8 6.%( (9% )647% 6. ..35%/.1$ . 664:# 67%& 7%$ going to try and run him around two +-% % 48% %/'3 &0( %$$!38 34$6/% %/4 ..35 47%$ /%%%/64 /96$ 1.%1 4 :%%48 turns there and see what he is," said 83 48-6$ 7%39% 8-%8 73 $%6856..1% 4348-% 648 7; 8(4%6.% 4/'3 8 /$ 6. 8 %%8 McGaughey. "He has some ability , .% 3 7%< &+644% &= 02 $%734/ &2 8-6 / &2 3 8- &==2 6 8- &2 $6>8- &2 $%9%48- &2 %6:-8- &2 4648- &2 8%48-& 8%.#33. &== > 78 #33.& ? )% %78 #33. &@?=A? 6 %78 #33. &? A A though. He had a few little issues and ! "#$% & '( we had to start and stop with him." ! " #$% $ & " '$()* & + , )) ' - & . . / #0(** !/1! 2$3$$' . %'$'(45 & 6 7 "28'( &. . &. . $)$ 9* , :() 0 -; & & & & "< #=* & REACH YOUR +> , ?'@ 1#'@)) - A A A. . >B C#' '0=C & 1# < ($(' A . ' : TARGET MARKET DA E7 <$$<0 A A. A>F #$'=G & in )$'H9( - . "8$I" A !" # $ %$ &$ #'($ )&* # #$ %+ $ )$ #','$ ) ,- @=@ @ = Wire to Wire ) 0 ? Call: (352) 732-8858 )) ! & B # & 0 ! )*# ' to Advertise Today! C # &C??C ! ' # &= 00C 1 %8- %4"%81 7;6% 1 "6./%/6% 64% '.3 %$ 96/ %/ 1 64/%. '. Back to Top Continued on next page Page 19 Friday Charts Bruce ! "" #$%&'( ) )#* )* " + + * ,%'''%-.& /-0& 1-.'% 2-0& 345644'%&7 8' 648' %6- --35'.2-0& -6649#%68'( : 8'&5,'%''4;'%'.73%(/3%-'&&43;834&6.'%'. Brown 645'69,;--3548'&! +-$' 37 8'< ( *644'%(=/=1 &'834. (2>1 ;,6%. ( 1 73$%;, (1 767;, ( 1 &6?;, ( 1 &'@'4;, ( 1 '69,;, ( 1 464;, page 9 ( 1 ;'4;,( $;$'-#33- ( = ?8;#33-( >=: %67'8;#33- (A=>> $'%7'8;#33- (:=:A Continued from !"#$ % &' Stable charge Mission Wrapitup on ! Feb. 20 at the Big A. " #$ $% & ' ( ) * + , -$- . !) ( % #/0 1 & '2 ( 3 4 ! The Mission Impazible sophomore "5 6 ' ( ( ( ( 7/ (! was an impressive eight-and-a-quarter- "5 01-8,/ 2 ( 9 + 7-87 (!( length winner at first asking last May "5 : 78 ; <, ; ' ( ) * + = -$6 ! at beautiful Belmont Park and was )>5? @ 7/-80A 2 * B ) * C ?0D ! stakes-placed in two starts at Finger " E ' 600 ( * ) * ) ) + ?0 # ! Lakes last year with a second in the "5 FG ? ;H= /$ ' ) * 5 ? ((! Aspirant followed by a third in the New I5 =/0- 0$--; ' ? 0 ! York Breeders' Futurity. !" #$%" &'" %( )#" #$*#" & " +$, Brown said the gelding was sold > "B ##+ ) 2 > privately following the last-out win and A * > 2 is now in training with Chad Brown. *" * / "We wish him well. He's a good ( C >A # ") ( /: " >A # ") ( = # >A 2 # ") ( A horse and we had a good offer for )D 03%0% 9 %! 0 6E5 4'%&6& 0 *6;, %3@- %64'% 3.%69$'E)%6'4 %'. 0 )3$9*-- D-! him," Brown said. Brown said he is looking forward to !"# $% & ' ()* $ &+ $, $+ &+,'% +% - & - %$& $ & + & &.$ getting the meet underway and is hope- $ % - & - %$&%$ %)/01234(&567/66) ($ 8) 2 /3)$ $9) /68) /3 3357):!34( /:)6 3 //60 6:2 2) 8)(5 *$ )(( ful the time off will have benefited his &52 56(/:) ):6 3357 68)( 56:/2/56 3/0/4/3/2 /3 2 ))2 stock. - 3 ) 5 8); *%/66) *< ()856: *=< 21/ : *< 5 21 *< / 21 *< (/>21 *< ()9)621 * 2 )3 '553 "We're hoping a few of our maiden *"?!@ > 82 '553*!!@ / )82 '553 *?"A ) )82 '553 *=!B ! " #$ fillies, that had some seconds and ! 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Back to Top Page 20 Copyright © 2004 Florida Stallion Progeny for Saturday, May 23 Daily Racing Form Below is a list of runners sired by Florida stallions or former Florida stallions scheduled to start in races at racetracks across North America. Daily Racing Form, the information source for this list, does not include all North American racetracks. The list contains all data available at time of list generation. CONGRATS GREATNESS Saturday, May 23 True Regards 2 Golden Gate Fields Imperial Greatness 2 Gulfstream Park A. P. WARRIOR Intractable 5 Charles Town The Great Loudini 8 Tampa Bay Downs Raisedtobeawarrior 2 Charles Town Kiss of Congrats 6 Golden Gate Fields HANDSOME MIKE Toasting Master 6 Lone Star Park Sir Seamus 8 Gulfstream Park ADIOS CHARLIE Dancin All Alone 7 Lone Star Park Running for Riz 10 Gulfstream Park Lebasi 1 Tampa Bay Downs Totally Normal 9 Golden Gate Fields Blue Mistress 11 Gulfstream Park Voicesinthedarknez 2 Gulfstream Park Celtic Striker 10 Churchill Downs Here Comes Jackie 11 Gulfstream Park Adios Hillary 4 Charles Town Totally Normal 10 Santa Anita HE’S HAD ENOUGH AMIRA’S PRINCE (IRE) CORFU Sky’s Son 2 Gulfstream Park Amber Princess 4 Gulfstream Park Mighty Electrica 5 Tampa Bay Downs Let’s Be Honest 3 Gulfstream Park Enough Kisses 5 Tampa Bay Downs BAHAMIAN SQUALL D’WILDCAT Workinonbeinsingle 4 Tampa Bay Downs KANTHAROS Red Rose Cat 8 Tampa Bay Downs Slick Silver 2 Churchill Downs BEAU CHOIX Amazing Moment 2 Gulfstream Park Plenum 1 Gulfstream Park DRILL Iron Drill 1 Tampa Bay Downs Front Loaded 9 Gulfstream Park BENNY THE BULL Sheknowsthedrill 4 Gulfstream Park KHOZAN Strong Like Bull 6 Charles Town Betterthenyourx 5 Tampa Bay Downs Apache 1 Gulfstream Park Capitan Fofo 2 Gulfstream Park BIG DRAMA DUKE OF MISCHIEF Witch Hunter 4 Gulfstream Park Drama Chorus 2 Tampa Bay Downs Silent Mischief 3 Tampa Bay Downs Dramatone 5 Tampa Bay Downs MACHO UNO Game Day Drama 8 Tampa Bay Downs EXCLUSIVE QUALITY Macho d’Oro 2 Gulfstream Park Jost Sayin 11 Gulfstream Park Exclusive Symphony 5 Charles Town Mucho Macho Dan 3 Lone Star Park Our Graycious Girl 5 Charles Town BIONDETTI FIELD COMMISSION Hy Riverside 9 Gulfstream Park Bion Magic 3 Gulfstream Park Field Letters 6 Tampa Bay Downs Salah 9 Santa Anita Totally Perfect 4 Tampa Bay Downs Delta Levy 7 Tampa Bay Downs Tinker’s Pal 9 Tampa Bay Downs MASS MEDIA FIRST DUDE Talk to the Media 7 Tampa Bay Downs BRETHREN Wilshire Diamond 2 Gulfstream Park Sweet Story 11 Gulfstream Park Liza 4 Gulfstream Park FLASHSTORM OVERDRIVEN Key Biscayne 11 Gulfstream Park Water Wizard 4 Gulfstream Park Lady Noy 3 Gulfstream Park Drive In 4 Tampa Bay Downs CHITU Wizard of Odds 6 Charles Town Lola Wants 4 Gulfstream Park Extrordinary Jerry 9 Churchill Downs GONE ASTRAY POSEIDON’S WARRIOR CIRCULAR QUAY Glorious Mystery 2 Charles Town Wyatts Warrior 1 Tampa Bay Downs Circle Away 7 Tampa Bay Downs Coop Tries Harder 10 Gulfstream Park Catherines Warrior 4 Charles Town CITY PLACE GRAEME HALL Continued on next page El Koreano 4 Los Alamitos Upsy Daisy Do 4 Gulfstream Park Top Line Sales LLC In the Moment of Difficulty there is Opportunity OFFERING SIRE POWER at OBS June American Pharoah • Tapit • Curlin Uncle Mo • Frosted • No Nay Never James and Torie Gladwell P.O. 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PROSPECTIVE WITH DISTINCTION GREATNESS Prospective Diva 11 Gulfstream Park That’s Buckbeak 7 Tampa Bay Downs Dizzy Gillespie 7 Gulfstream Park Yolanda’s Pride 11 Gulfstream Park King Leonardo 8 Gulfstream Park HANDSOME MIKE YESBYJIMMINY Winter’s Wonder 1 Gulfstream Park PUT IT BACK Hissy Fit 5 Charles Town Mai Ty One On 10 Gulfstream Park Hot and Heavy 5 Gulfstream Park HE’S HAD ENOUGH RATTLESNAKE BRIDGE Dixieland Humor 2 Gulfstream Park Meanasasnake 5 Tampa Bay Downs Sunday, May 24 Looking for More 2 Gulfstream Park Rattlesnakerose 6 Tampa Bay Downs She Wants More 5 Churchill Downs AWESOME OF COURSE Awesome Action 5 Gulfstream Park KANTHAROS REPENT Dienda 8 Gulfstream Park Discreet Lover 9 Churchill Downs BIONDETTI Nettleton 10 Gulfstream Park Put It On Detti 11 Gulfstream Park SOLDAT Little Tequila 11 Gulfstream Park Hey Sach 9 Tampa Bay Downs BRETHREN Gator Fifty Two 11 Gulfstream Park KHOZAN Run Devil 11 Gulfstream Park Press Briefing 7 Santa Anita CHAPEL ROYAL SWEET RETURN (GB) Silent Movies 6 Golden Gate Fields OVERDRIVEN Real Estate Mogul 7 Tampa Bay Downs Don Fager 5 Gulfstream Park CONGRATS TREASURE BEACH (GB) Ecru 3 Churchill Downs PROSPECTIVE Le Coste 1 Gulfstream Park My Girl Rocket 5 Churchill Downs Rachel’s Wish 4 Gulfstream Park Congrats This 7 Gulfstream Park Dakota Beach 4 Gulfstream Park TREASURE BEACH (GB) Calypso Key 5 Tampa Bay Downs CURRENCY SWAP Cajun Treasure 8 Santa Anita Splendor Beach 5 Tampa Bay Downs Man With a Plan 5 Gulfstream Park Reggae Pirate 11 Gulfstream Park EXCHANGE RATE Venerate 11 Gulfstream Park TWO STEP SALSA Class and Cash 3 Gulfstream Park Fully Loaded 10 Gulfstream Park UNCAPTURED FIELD COMMISSION Diosa 3 Los Alamitos UNCAPTURED Baba Tobi 5 Gulfstream Park R U Royalty 8 Gulfstream Park Still in the Game 2 Santa Anita FIRST DUDE Captured by Fate 11 Gulfstream Park Diosa 3 Los Alamitos Winking At Thedude 9 Gulfstream Park Free Flayme 11 Gulfstream Park WILDCAT HEIR GONE ASTRAY WITH DISTINCTION Jaiden’s Best 8 Tampa Bay Downs Socially Astray 2 Gulfstream Park Distinctly Sassy 2 Gulfstream Park Pay Any Price 10 Gulfstream Park Felon 11 Gulfstream Park Reagan’s Heart 11 Gulfstream Park Back to Top Page 22 Copyright © 2004 Florida Breeders’ List for Saturday, May 23 Daily Racing Form 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. Lola Wants 4 Judy Karlin Sun Summers 11 Helen Barbazon & Joseph Barbazon Saturday, May 23 Sheknowsthedrill 4 Best A Luck Farm LLC Sweet Story 11 Cathy Rountree Upsy Daisy Do 4 R. G. Lundock DVM Trilby 11 Andy Cant & Susy Cant CHURCHILL DOWNS Slick Silver 2 Tim Hills, Dana Reiss & Craig Water Wizard 4 Angel M. Medina Yolanda’s Pride 11 Steve Tucker Crown to the Gold 5 Carlos Munoz Wheeler LOS ALAMITOS Carolina Airness 3 Rustlewood Farm, Inc. Hot and Heavy 5 Thomas L. Croley R U Lucky 7 Trilogy Stable & Plesa Diosa 3 Rachel Kimbell Caribou Club 5 Glen Hill Farm El Koreano 4 Carlos Munoz Discreet Lover 9 Woodford Thoroughbreds Graydar’s Resolve 8 Moreau Bloodstock International, Extrordinary Jerry 9 Darsan Inc. Inc. LONE STAR PARK King Leonardo 8 Andres Espinosa Cascade King 5 Bridle Oaks Farm Inc. HOLLYWOOD CASINO AT CHARLES TOWN RACES Sir Seamus 8 Helen Barbazon & Joseph Bar- Toasting Master 6 Ocala Stud Glorious Mystery 2 Tracy Pinchin bazon Raisedtobeawarrior 2 Martha H. Johnson Front Loaded 9 Arboritanza Racing LLC, Jolane SANTA ANITA PARK Adios Hillary 4 Kent Wall & Ron Brooks Weeks Restoring Dreams 1 Passion Stable Inc Catherines Warrior 4 John Brown Hy Riverside 9 Amy Dunne Still in the Game 2 Marco Medina Exclusive Symphony 5 Louie Rogers Thoroughbreds LLC Coop Tries Harder 10 Dr. Thomas Brokken Sybil’s Kitty 6 Christine M. Hosier & Bev Hendry Hissy Fit 5 David Melin & Eddie Plesa Frenchmen Street 10 Glen Hill Farm TAMPA BAY DOWNS Wizard of Odds 6 Northwest Stud Fully Loaded 10 Get Away Farm Iron Drill 1 Jennifer Johnson & Gillian John- Mai Ty One On 10 George Vires GULFSTREAM PARK son Pay Any Price 10 Brent Fernung & Crystal Fernung Lebasi 1 Debora Corral Morgan Apache 1 Brent & Crystal Fernung, M. Se- Running for Riz 10 Jody Veitch & Linda Riznick bastian,D. Flanagan & E. Cahalan W W Archie 1 Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. Ravenscraft Admiral’s Win 11 Santa Cruz Ranch Inc. Wyatts Warrior 1 Casey Seaman Le Coste 1 Patricia Generazio & Helen Barbazon Blue Mistress 11 Helen Barbazon & Joseph Bar- Plenum 1 Just For Fun Stable, Inc. Drama Chorus 2 Pete Mattson bazon Donnie Brasco 3 Adalberto Lozano Smokey Song 1 Carolyn Wilson Dynatown 11 Live Oak Stud Amazing Moment 2 Peter J. Mirabelli Silent Mischief 3 Eduardo Soto Ghostly Beauty 11 G S Inversiones Hipicas LLC Drive In 4 Jake Scott, Mary Jolley, T. Wynn Capitan Fofo 2 Brent Fernung & Crystal Fernung Heiressindy 11 Purple Haze Stable Imperial Greatness 2 Glab Racing Stable LLC Jolley Here Comes Jackie 11 Helen Barbazon & Joseph Bar- Totally Perfect 4 Tim Stewart Sky’s Son 2 Linda Lee Schroetlin bazon Voicesinthedarknez 2 Ciaran Dunne & Amy Dunne Workinonbeinsingle 4 Melissa L Anthony & William W Jost Sayin 11 Hallmarc Stallions, LLC Anthony Wilshire Diamond 2 Donald R. Dizney, LLC Key Biscayne 11 Arindel Bion Magic 3 Verbarctic Farm & Lee Vinson Betterthenyourx 5 Maria Bowersock Lookinlikeaqueen 11 Dr. Tiffany A. Atteberry & Scott Calypso Key 5 Firefly Farm Racing, LLC Lady Noy 3 H. J. Parra Racing Stable Brown Let’s Be Honest 3 Anthony Robinson Donnameup 5 Dr. Robert Baker Merseyside 11 All In Line Stables, LLC Dramatone 5 Martha A Johnston Amber Princess 4 Helen Barbazon & Joseph Barbazon Prospective Diva 11 Helen Y. Painter Dakota Beach 4 Jason J. Coyote Run Devil 11 Ropes John Liza 4 Arindel Continued on next page Back to Top Page 23 Copyright © 2004 Florida Breeders’ List for Daily Racing Form Saturday & Sunday, May 23 & 24 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. Stock 7 Cashel Stud, Inc. TAMPA BAY DOWNS (CONT’D) Dienda 8 Stonestreet Thoroughbred Hold- Enough Kisses 5 Joanne Woerner & Dan Woerner Sunday, May 24 ings LLC Get Back Home 5 Julio Manuel Garriga CHURCHILL DOWNS Meanasasnake 5 Charles Patton Ticket to Riches 1 Kathleen Amaya, Alexandro R U Royalty 8 Damon Ming Mighty Electrica 5 Mighty White Stallion, LLC Centofanti &Raffaele Centofanti Winking At Thedude 9 Dee-Ellen Cook & Suzette Parker Splendor Beach 5 Helen Barbazon & Joseph Bar- My Girl Rocket 5 Al Shaqab Racing LLC Nettleton 10 Stonestreet Thoroughbred Hold- bazon She Wants More 5 GotWonRunnin Farm & Sal Ruggiero ings LLC V K Legacy 5 Farm III Enterprises LLC Unlockthepotential 10 Woodford Thoroughbreds GOLDEN GATE FIELDS Captured by Fate 11 Dianette Rivas, Evelyn Cintron Cultural Mandate 6 Sun Thoroughbred Stable Silent Movies 6 Steve Prather Field Letters 6 Edward A. Seltzer & Jayson &Victor Alfonso Rivera Jr. Horner GULFSTREAM PARK Felon 11 SCF, Inc Rattlesnakerose 6 Diana Wellman Winter’s Wonder 1 Helen Barbazon & Joseph Bar- Fort King 11 Ocala Stud Circle Away 7 Star Runner Farm bazon Free Flayme 11 Bill Law Delta Levy 7 Edward Seltzer & Krista Seltzer Country Strong 2 William F. Murphy & Annabel Mur- Gator Fifty Two 11 Amanda Thompson Gonzalez Real Estate Mogul 7 Red Oak Stable phy Little Tequila 11 Alfonso Miranda Talk to the Media 7 Castlebrook Thoroughbreds LLC Distinctly Sassy 2 Olivia Quinones Put It On Detti 11 Santiago Mendoza & Stephanie D. Link That’s Buckbeak 7 Stonehedge LLC Dixieland Humor 2 Paul Heiner Reagan’s Heart 11 Flying Finish Farm Looking for More 2 LeAnne M. 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