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HHLA NEWSLETTER 2017 CAMPS The mission of Horses in the Hood - Los Angeles (HHLA) is to introduce Watts and the adjoining communities to the joy of caring for and riding horses. This experience and the participants’ accomplishments can open minds to never before imagined possiblities. With your generous donations, HHLA organized and funded fi ve camps this year at Mill Creek Equestrian Center. 1. June 5 - June 9 2. June 12 - June 16 3. June 26 - June 30 A Place Called Home Union Rescue Mission Watts Labor Community Action Committee (WLCAC) 4. July 10 - July 14 5. July 24 - July 28 Homeboy Industies Watts Towers Arts Center HHLA Board of Directors Homeboys on Horses! Founder & Chairman of the Board: By Sam P. Kathy Kusner Homeboy’s and HHLA’s Co-ordinator President: David Frances Over a period of fi ve days in July, a group of trainees, children, Treasurer: Glen Strauss and grandchildren from Homeboy Industries ventured into the Secretary: Glenn Goodstein Santa Monica Mountains to learn the fundamentals of horses Nina Bonnie and riding. Th e experience was a fi rst; the peaceful stables of Craig Chambers, in Memoriam Mill Creek off ered a much-needed respite from downtown Los Joe Gillet Davies Angeles. Virginia Fout George Meyer One of our most enthusiastic riders was Madelyn, whose grandmother, Michelle Levario, participates Miranda Scott Jacob Wheeler in Homeboy’s 18-month program. Homeboys provides resources to formerly incarcerated and gang- involved men and women as they seek to redirect their lives and become contributing members of HHLA Adminstrative Director: the community. Before coming to Homeboys, Michelle was a gang member who struggled to fi nd Amy Sawelson Landes acceptance in a society that all too readily demonizes former felons even aft er they have paid their HHLA Ambassador: Kartoon debt to society. For the past few months, Homeboys has off ered full-time work, life skills classes and a Pro Bono Tax Accountant: welcoming atmosphere for Michelle and others as they transform their lives. Tamara Schuh Hanson and Hilary Franklin Th e chance to take a break from the pressures, when they are compounded by one’s status, is an Pro Bono Counsel: 501- C3 invaluable gift for our trainees. While Homeboys is Alex Fukui only able take a handful of the hundreds we serve every Pro Bono Trademark & day to Mill Creek, Horses in the Hood provides to Copyright: Jill Pietrini, those few a truly unforgettable experience. Moreover, Pro Bono Webmaster: Dallas Jones as that experience was shared with the wider Homeboy Pro Bono Facebook Manager: community, the work of Horses in the Hood sent the Jennifer Wilson message to our trainees that they are not alone in their Pro Bono Photos: struggle for justice, dignity and visibility. Ryan Miller and Vivian Nagy Newsletter Design: Kathy Kusner, Vivian Nagy and Britannia Press We want to thank Kathy, Amy, Jenna, and Ari - all Print & Production: Britannia Press of the Mill Creek staff and students - and all of the generous donors to Horses in the Hood! And, of course, our hard-working horses for such a fun- fi lled, educational week! None of the memories we now hold so dear would have been possible without HHLA. We hope to be riding again next year! HORSES IN THE HOOD is a non-profi t, public benefi t corporation. www.horsesinthehood.org Issue No. 23 © 2017 BB65266526 Brochure.inddBrochure.indd 6 33/5/18/5/18 110:210:21 AMAM HHLA Newsletter Issue no. 23, page 2 HHLA campers are given the book Happy Horsemanship on their fi rst day of camp and a blue ribbon and graduation certifi cate on the last day of camp. BB65266526 Brochure.inddBrochure.indd 1 33/5/18/5/18 110:210:21 AMAM HHLA Newsletter Issue no. 23, page 3 Horses in the Hood Photo Gallery, 2017 Visit us on the Web at www.hhla.org or www.horsesinthehood.org BB65266526 Brochure.inddBrochure.indd 2 33/5/18/5/18 110:210:21 AMAM HHLA Newsletter Issue no. 23, page 4 Horses in the Hood - Los Angeles thanks our generous donors Anonymous Bebe Moore Campbell Mollie Eckelberry Shashikala Gregory Lisa Krutchik Anonymous Julia Cannon Joan Edwards in honor of Morgan & Whit wedding Kathy Kusner in the names of Jill Hamilton & Nancy Thomas The Capital Group Companies Charitable Lynne Eisler Gail Gregson Anonymous Foundation in honor of Janet Elliot Dana Grenier and John Holcomb Yvette La Vigne in the name of Kiki Konopnicki Kathleen De Witt In Memory of Henry Mallory & Dickie Hendricks Dianne Grod Joan Scharff enberger Laarakkers Barry Abrams Jack Carava Marnye Elliott Helen Groves Laurie J. and Claire Landeau Cara Sue & Nicholas Achterberg Michelle Coltrane Carbonell Ronald W. Ellis Donna Gulnac Amy Sawelson Landes Joe Aitcheson, Jr. Diane Carney - Telluride Farm Tom Ellison Kim Guess Joann Landon Altaf Al-Thekair Penny Carpenter Michael Elmore Janice Guidi Larry Langer Debbie Allen Faye Caswell Isaias Enriquez Susie Dent-Gushue N. Patricia Lasko Lily Allen-Hughes B. D. A. Cecil Harriet Entin, MSW Jana Gustman Sallie Motch & Robert Lawrence Mark Alter, Ronnie Beard, and Michael Dorman Vladimir Cerin Rev. Gail Epes Sam Gustman LBW Insurance Giving Express from American Express Craig Chambers Beth ‘Dutch’ Epstein Marion H. Lee Anchar Bay Farm, Carrie Farmer Denise & John M. Charlebois Londonderry Equine Colleen & Robert Haas Midge Leitch, VMD Catherine H. Anderson Laura Chatterley Equistar International Joan B. Hadley Liz Leow Louis Antonio Gwen & Roberto Chavarria The Equus Foundation Jill Hamilton Jill & Ari Levin-Arroyo Ann Archer Penny (Tweedy) Chenery Amanda Espy Tom & Rita Hanks Family Foundation in memory of Josh Levin Mea Argentieri & David Cornell The Cherbec Advancement Foundation Eleanor Estes Maureen Hanley Juan Leyva Susan Ashe Phillip Cillis Anne Etheridge Gail Hargrove Elaine & Donna Lindelef American Horse Shows Association, Inc. Citibank/Citigroup Foundation Julie Evonna & Ann Thal Marjie Harms Beverli Linn Paul D. Assinesi Community Health Charities in memory of Craig Chambers Gabrielle Harris Pauline & Terrence Locken Sandy Aston Jo Cho Judith Hasko Sarah Longmire-Cook Sandy Aston The Chronicle Bulletin Board James D. Faber in honor of Jill Hamilton & Nancy Thomas Los Angeles Horse Show Association in honor of Susan Hutchison in memory of Kathy Havens Joe Fargis Carol Hawkins Pierre Loubet and Margaret Lech-Loubet Nicole Avant Jennifer Kate Clapp Susan Fairbain in Memory of Battle Life B of A matching for Margaret Lech-Loubet Andrew Clarkson Carrie Farmer Frances Haws The Lucas Foundation Ellen Kavanaugh-Baer & Terry Baer Joni & Samuel Clayton John Fechtman Mike Hay Abigail Lufkin Natalie J. Baff ert Richard Clayton Don Feinstein Sarah Hayes on behalf of Margaret Bishop W. Gary Baker Anne, Brent & Michael Clinger Carol Fenwick Elizabeth Hays Allison Lufkin Bank of America United Way Campaign James Cloonan Dorothy Ferrante Robert Heath, Fibar Inc. Elise B. Lufkin William Banker Combined Health Appeal of Calif Julie Fershtman Jeanne Heiple Elise G. Lufkin Alexis Barba Wendy Cochran Lauren Fetterman Yael Hellman Helen Marx J.H.S. Entertainment, George Barnes Margaret Cone Mr. & Mrs. Bertram Firestone Arletta Henderson Elise B. Lufkin Beth Bass Lap-Yee Conley Anna Fischer Dan L. Hendricks Joe Lumarda Serena Bateman Lacey Connor in memory of Craig Stone Susan & Paul Herer Dorothy Lyman Tyler Baze Lorna & Anne Conway Jack Fisher R. B. Hess, Jr. Nancy & Bruce Beale Paul Cooley Elizabeth Fitzgerald Patricia Heuckeroth Macedonia Baptist Church Benevolence Fund Robert A. Bean Jean Ann Cooper Loretta Floyd Patty Heukeroth John Madamba Christine Beard Patrice Corbridge Jennifer Wilson Hunter’s Hideaway Andrew Maier Ronnie Beard Dorrit Corwin Pamela Forrestal Wm. C. 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    Commonwealth Stakes (G3) 31st Running • Spring • 7 furlongs • 4-year-olds and up The Commonwealth is one of the supporting features on the day of the Toyota Blue Grass (G1) during the Spring Meet. Milestones – Commonwealth Stakes 2016 Purse: $250,000 Fastest Time at Current Distance (7 furlongs): 1:20 2/5, Distorted Humor, 1998 Largest Straight Payoff: $66.20, Black Tie Affair (IRE), 1990 Smallest Straight Payoff: $2.60, Richter Scale, 2000 Largest Field: 12, 2006 Smallest Field: 5, 1999; 2010; 2011; 2013 Largest Value to Winner: $274,784, Sun King, 2006 Keeneland/Coady STAKES Ami’s Flatter won the Commonwealth (G3) by 2¾ lengths for his first career stakes win. Keeneland/Coady Kentucky’s Agriculture Commissioner, Ryan Quarles, presented the trophy to jockey Martin Garcia and Ruth Schmidt, assistant to trainer Josie Carroll. Commonwealth Stakes History Year Winner/Age/Owner Jockey/Wgt./Trainer 2nd/Age/Jockey/Wgt. 3rd/Age/Jockey/Wgt. Time Margin 2016 Ami’s Flatter (4) Martin Garcia (118) Ready for Rye (4) Holy Boss (4) 1:21.66 ft 2 3/4 Ivan Dalos Josie Carroll Javier Castellano (120) Florent Geroux (120) 2015 Kobe’s Back (4) Gary Stevens (118) C. Zee (4) Rocket Time (4) 1:22.16 ft 3/4 C R K Stable (Lee Searing) Peter Eurton Edgard Zayas (120) Calvin Borel (118) 2014 Occasional View (6) Alan Garcia (118) Dimension (GB) (6) Laugh Track (5) 1:22.77 ft 1 Robert Trussell Kenneth G. McPeek James Graham (118) Jose Lezcano (118) Polytrack 2013 Handsome Mike (4) Mario Gutierrez (118) Gantry (6) Candyman E (6) 1:23.14 ft 1 1/4 Reddam Racing LLC Doug O’Neill Richard Eramia (118) Joe Bravo (118) Polytrack (J.