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22 KEENELAND SEPT. SALE 30 THE LONG RUN 36 WILLIS SHARP KILMER Hip-by-hip results of New 10-year-old Lubash retired; won Robert Carter feature on New York-breds in the world’s largest 18 of 54 starts, more than $1.5 York-breds in history yearling sale million 40 DOUBLE DIP 28 MIXING IT UP 32 SECOND ACT Chester and Mary Broman Strong yearling market offers Stakes star Icabad Crane strike with Held Accountable, hope for Saratoga fall sale succeeding in his new career Highway Star

DEPARTMENTS 6 Executive Director’s Column 8 News 14 Leading Sires of New York-Breds 16 Leading Breeders of New York-Breds ON THE COVER 16 Leading Owners of New York-Breds Chester and Mary Broman’s 18 Leading Trainers of New York-Breds homebred Highway Star 18 Leading Jockeys of New York-Breds defeats grade 1 winner Carina 20 New York-Bred Stakes Schedule Mia in the Sept. 24 Gallant 44 New York-Bred Stakes Winners Bloom Handicap at 47 Sires of Winners 50 Calendar Joe Labozzetta

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4 New York Breeder | nytbreeders.org | October 2017

Award Distribution in New York: A Successful

JEFFREY A. CANNIZZO and Diverse Blend Executive Director

I HAVE OFTEN BEEN STRUCK by the earned by New York-breds at the NYRA tracks is what translates into way the incentive awards from New York State sales and program success which benefts every single stakeholder in Thoroughbred Breeding and Development the program in every county of New York State. Fund (“the Fund”) are distributed in a diverse Saratoga is something of an outlier, as far as the data goes, due to the relatively limited number of race dates and huge purses, but at the blend that contributes to the success of our same time the case of Saratoga highlights the point I am trying to make. program. I was reminded of this again recent- Strictly from the point of view of dollars and cents, Saratoga produc- ly, while reviewing the 2016 awards data in ad- es the least amount of breeder’s awards. Which again is logical based vance of our upcoming annual members’ meet- on the number of races being run. Saratoga is responsible for only 7% ing on Oct. 15. of the total number of breeder’s awards distributed (390), however, the Spa claims 14% of money distributed by the Fund in breeder’s awards. Year-in and year-out, the profle of the Fund’s Essentially, 100% more money, or quality, then quantity. We all know distribution of awards to breeders, stallion own- that 30% of a $85,000 purse is far more than 30% of a $4,500 purse. ers, and “open-company” owners is simple, but Additionally, consider the following. elegant. On Aug. 12, just hours before the Fasig-Tipton New York-bred pre- The greatest number of incentive awards ferred yearling sale began, Pure Silver—a New York-sired, New York- across-the-board are earned at Finger Lakes. By bred juvenile flly—romped in the grade 2 Adirondack Stakes. I can affecting the greatest number of individuals, the personally attest that for both days of the sale, there was buzz about Finger Lakes awards give our program scope and this victory from the auctioneer’s podium, in the back yard, in the sale breadth. grounds dining area, and among the horsemen and prospective owners The greatest amount of money, however, is in the barns. distributed to the connections of horses on the The awards that went to the connections of Pure Silver were sub- New York Racing Association circuit, which gives stantial to be sure (Breeder’s Award: $36,000; Stallion Owner’s Award: our program depth. To elaborate, the awards $10,000; Owner’s Award: $20,000), but the added value of this grade 2 earned on the NYRA circuit are costlier, but win to New York-bred prestige and its effect on the sale is incalculable. add signifcantly more bloodstock value. NYRA I will just remind you that the already-successful New York-bred year- awards (1) successfully incentivize breeders to ling action shattered records across-the-board this year. keep raising the bar when it comes to breeding Stallion owner’s awards and open company owner’s awards virtually competitive and high-quality horses and (2) do replicate the profle of breeder’s awards: breadth and scope generated a better job of enhancing the value of the “New by the Finger Lakes awards, depth at NYRA, with Saratoga affording York-bred brand.” Both factors strengthen the as the extreme example of high cost, but signifcant added value due program as a whole. to quality. To tell the story by the numbers, in 2016 Fin- I will add one more point. Our incentive program, which is without ger Lakes was responsible for 52% of individual peer in North America, will not work without all its components in breeder’s awards (2,097 of the 5,640 total). The place. Each one of four Thoroughbred tracks in New York plays an Fund gets the biggest “bang for its buck” in Farm- essential role in the success of our breeding and racing program. If one ington because the monetary value of the Finger fails, we all do, and we all need to do our best to make sure nobody fails. Lakes awards in 2016 amounted to only 22% of This brings me back to the urgency of fnding and implementing the total ($2,387,607 of $10,768,574). Aqueduct long-term solutions for the problems of declining handle and feld size and Belmont impose a heavier fnancial burden at Finger Lakes. I remind my friends at Finger Lakes and beyond that on the Fund due to their large purses. Specif- solving the problem will probably take something dramatic like the cally, Belmont and Aqueduct together account introduction of a turf program and adjustments in the calendar. Still, for 64% of the money distributed by the Fund something needs to be done and needs to be done soon. Fear of change (or $6,882,782 of $10,768,574), but account for or competition cannot and should not lead to inaction. Simply put, a only 41% or 2,343 individual awards. Make no slow demise at Finger Lakes translates into long-term and permanent mistake, the elevated prestige and overall value negative implications for our entire program.

6 New York Breeder | nytbreeders.org | October 2017 SEIZE THE DAY - Millionaire winner of the prestigious Travers S.-G1, defeating G1 winners: , BAYERN, and more... - Won or placed in 10 of 17 career starts, 4 straight wins at 3, twice with Triple Digit Beyer Speed on dirt - A son of a champion six-time G1 winner, V. E. DAY joins and as top class 3-year-olds from the SMART STRIKE sire line at stud Photos Livingston by Barbara

V. E. DAY “He ascended the 3-year-old ranks in early summer in leaps and bounds First foals arrive in 2018 as was evident by his big wins in the Curlin and Travers. He was absolutely Available for inspection during sound and had a mind to match. He will always be one of my favorites.” Fasig-Tipton Saratoga Fall Sale, Oct 16. -Trainer, First in-foal mare sells as hip 15, an A.P. Indy line half-sister to WACKY PATTY-G3 ($309,961)

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Inquiries to: Dr. Jerry Bilinski (518) 461-8424 or Johnathan Miller (540) 226-1405 Waldorf Farm, P.O. Box 959, North Chatham, NY 12132 Fax: (518) 766-4601. Farm: (518) 766-9400. E-mail: [email protected] Web Site: www.waldorffarm.com NeNEWw YORKs Highway Star Soars Higher in Gallant Bloom The victory seems to put Highway Star on the fast track for the Nov. 4 Breeders’ Cup Filly & Mare Sprint (G1) at Del Mar. The Bromans’ homebred Ar- temis Agrotera ran in the 2013 Breeders’ Cup Juve- nile Fillies (G1) and after winning the 2014 Gallant Bloom competed in the Filly & Mare Sprint in 2014 and 2015. The Bromans’ involvement with Highway Star’s family began when they purchased the mare Unbridled Star for $115,000 at the 2002 Keene- land November mixed sale from the consignment of Hill ‘n’ Dale Sales Agency, agent. Unbridled Star was carrying a Cat Thief flly who would become stakes- placed Stolen Star, Highway Star’s dam. Unbridled Star, herself stakes-placed on both dirt and turf, would also produce Friend Or Foe when

ADAM COGLIANESE/NYRA covered by the Bromans’ Florida Derby (G1) winner Highway Star earns her third graded stakes of ’17 in the Gallant Bloom Friends Lake. Friend Or Foe scored in the 2010 Em- pire Classic Stakes and the Mike Lee Stakes, and the Highway Star’s gutsy neck score over grade 1 winner Carina Mia 2011 Stakes. Star Grazing, by Sky Mesa in the Sept. 24 (G2) was the 15th graded out of Unbridled Star, took the 2014 stakes win this year for a New York-bred. The win was preceded by Stakes at Saratoga. Barry K. Schwartz’ Stonewall Farm’s Voodoo Song’s victory Sept. 2 “Stolen Star is a big, strapping chestnut mare,” at Saratoga in the $300,000 Saranac Stakes (G3T). The 3-year-old said Jeff Raine, who managed her at the Bromans’ is a son of out of the stakes-winning Mystic , Chestertown Farm in New York. “She’s a raw kind of by Unbridled’s Song. Mystic Chant, a $200,000 sale yearling, won mare that produces big, strapping foals, and Highway Aqueduct’s Stakes in 2005 for Schwartz. Star was a leggy chestnut.” Highway Star, a homebred for Chester and Mary Broman, is re- In addition to Highway Star, the Bromans have sponsible for two other graded wins this year in the grade 3 Dis- bred three other stakes winners this year: Held Ac- taff Handicap and grade 2 Ruffan Stakes. She was beaten a head in countable, winner of the Sept. 20 Joseph A. Gimma Saratoga’s Ketel One (G1). Stakes; Haul Anchor; and Bar of Gold, who ran sec- Her Gallant Bloom win, earning $180,000 as the 121-pound high- ond Sept. 18 in the $400,000 Presque Isle Downs Mas- weight, puts her just short of millionaire status. ters Stakes (G2). (For more, see page 40) 2017 GRADED STAKES WINS BY NEW-YORK BREDS

Horse Stakes Win Date/Track Fifty Five Florida Oaks (G3) March 11/Tam Mind Your Biscuits Dubai Golden Shaheen Sponsored by Gulf News (G1) March 25/Meydan Summersault Orchid S. (G3T) April 1/GP Send It In Excelsior S. (G3) April 8/Aqu Long Haul Bay Bay Shore S. (G3) April 8/Aqu Highway Star Distaff H. (G3) April 9/Aqu Inside Straight Oaklawn H. (G2) April 15/OP Highway Star S. (G2) May 13/Bel Disco Partner Invitational S. (G3T) June 10/Bel Fourstar Crook Dr. James Penny Memorial S. (G3T) July 4/Prx Mind Your Biscuits Belmont Sprint Championship S. (G2) July 8/Bel Pure Silver Adirondack S. (G2) Aug. 12/Sar Giant Expectations Pat O’Brien S. (G2) Aug. 26/Dmr Voodoo Song Saranac S. (G3T) Sept. 2/Sar Highway Star Gallant Bloom H. (G2) Sept. 24/Bel

8 New York Breeder | nytbreeders.org | October 2017 : 1922-2017 The Thoroughbred world has been in mourning since Sept. 16 with the the passing of Helen “Penny” Chenery at 95. Best known for running her family’s Meadow Stable through Secre- tariat’s Triple Crown run in 1973, Chenery also served the indus- try in many capacities. She was among the frst female members of The Jockey Club, was a two-time president of the Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders Association, and tackled welfare issues through her work with the American Horse Council, Grayson Foundation, and the Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation. She also was a breeder of…New York-breds. Chenery bred , a two-time grade 1 winner at 3 in 1992, that year’s Award-winning 3-year-old flly, and the New York-bred Horse of the Year. By Cormorant, Saratoga Dew is out of Super Luna, by In Re- BLOODHORSE LIBRARY ality. Super Luna is a daugher of Alada, a daughter of Penny Chenery, right, with the Derby aer out of Syrian Sea, a full sister to . Riva Ridge won the Secretariat’s record-setting score in 1973 and for the Chenery family’s Meadow Stable. Penny Chenery is the daughter of Christopher T. Chenery, also Saratoga Dew, racing for Charles Engel, won the grade 2 a member of The Jockey Club who served a key role in New York , ran second in the Alabama Stakes (G1), and won racing. He was among the group which organized and created Belmont’s Gazelle Handicap (G1) and Stakes (G1). the Greater New York Racing Authority (now NYRA) in 1955.

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Paul Schosberg Dies at 79 In 1974 Schosberg returned to New Paul A. Schosberg, who had careers in journalism, politics, banking, and an avocation York from Washington, D.C., to head the in the and breeding industry, died Sept. 25 after complications from New York League of Savings Institutions surgery and a long battle with cancer. He was 79. and in 1992 became CEO of America’s Community Bankers. A 1959 graduate of Middlebury College, Schosberg began his career as a reporter, even- His love of horses led to a two-term tually serving as bureau chief of Gannet’s Reporter Dispatch in Westchester County, N.Y. He stint as president of the New York Thor- then became chief of staff for Rep. Richard L. Ottinger (D) and Rep. Herman Badillo (D). oughbred Breeders. He also served as a During this time he co-authored a book, “See How They Run: The Making of a Congress- director for 12 years. man” under the pseudonym Paul Allyn. “Speaking for many of the board mem- bers who served under Paul we will cer- tainly miss his spirit and dedication to the organization and program that he loved and dedicated a big part of his profession- al life to,” said NYTB president Thomas J. Gallo. “Even after his tenure as presi- dent was completed in glowing leadership fashion he was always available to chime in with valued guidance, historical refer- ence, and candid opinion that was, and still is, the reason we are today the lead- ing state-bred organization in the country. Paul will be sorely missed.” Jeffrey Cannizzo, executive director of NYTB, added: “Paul was a symbol of class and a true gentleman. It is hard to summarize how much respect I had for him and his leadership. I often found my- self 20-plus-year-old New York Breeder magazines to see how he handled situations and challenges in our industry. Ironically, we joked, they are often still the same. I am grateful for his life lessons.” #1 NY SECOND-CROP SIRE Schosberg and his wife of 58 years, By Percentage of Winners / Runners Jane (who survives him), established the successful breeding operation Pine Lane Second-Leading by Progeny Earnings Farm near Katonah, N.Y., breeding stakes winners in the U.S. and abroad. He was an outspoken believer in the In 2017: Seven Winners from 13 Runners (Two Stakes Horses) maxim, “the best thing for the inside of a including: man is the outside of a horse.” Schosberg is also survived by his Playinwiththeboys - runner-up in the New York Oaks daughter, Dr. Jill Stoller, a pediatrician Bertranda - SP in the Christiana S. at Delaware Park from Upper Saddle River, N.J.; son Rich- ard, a Thoroughbred trainer from Syosset, New Girl in Town - 2YO MdSpWt winner in first start by 2 1/4 lengths N.Y.; three grandchildren, Jenna, Travis, and Ryan; and a brother, Peter, of West My Boy Tate - MdSpWt winner at Saratoga by 4 3/4 lengths Palm Beach, Fla. Donations can be made in Mr. Schos- berg’s name to: — INHERIT LIGHTNING SPEEED IN YOUR FOALS — The Mayo Clinic: MayoClinic.org/match Thoroughbred Aftercare Alliance: Thoroughbredaftercare.org White Plains Hospital: Auction 2-year-olds have sold for up to $165,000 Givetowphospital.org Officer - Little Bonnet, by Coronado's Quest Fee: $2500 S/N

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2017 Stakes Performers Include: 3YO SW LADY JOAN Following victory in the NYS Stakes at Belmont, the dark bay filly finished second in the Spa venue of the NYS Stakes. First or second in six of her eight career starts she has earnings of $165,440. 3YO SP HOLLYWOOD CAT Stakes-placed in the NYS Stakes at Saratoga following a maiden win at Belmont Park 3YO SP HELDATGUNPOINT Runner-up in the NYS Stakes at Belmont Park 2YO SP LADY ATARAH Stakes-placed in her career debut 4YO MULTIPLE SW SCHOOL BOARD PREZ A multiple SW at 2 and 3, multiple SP at 4 with career earnings of $379,990 4YO SP WINTER RENAISSANCE (IND) Stakes-placed in the Eve Champion Trophy (gr. III)

Recent Winners with Money Earned at Major New York Tracks include: UNBRIDLEDADVENTURE (SAR, $70,800) • CODRINGTON (SAR, $43,800) • MR. CAT (SAR, $27,000) NEW CANAAN (BEL, $24,600) • OUTRAGEOUS BET (BEL, $24,000)

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For stallions that stand, will stand, or stood (deceased) in New York (stallions that are dead or exported prior to 2013 are excluded), and have runners in North America. Listed below are all available statistics for the Northern Hemi- sphere through September 24, 2017. As supplied to Blood-Horse by The Jockey Club Information Systems Inc., include adjusted money from Japan, Hong Kong, and Singapore. Adjusted earnings are put on par with average North American earnings from the previous year. For example, the average North American purse per starter in 2016 is $22,141 or 45% of the 2016 average purse in Japan. To put earnings on par, all Japanese progeny earnings are multiplied by 45% before being credited to a sire’s progeny earnings. Hong Kong earnings are adjusted by 17%; Singapore by 65%. Current year stakes winners include all Northern Hemisphere black-type stakes results from all available countries. *Foal counts include Southern Hemisphere. Cumulative stakes winners include all countries. (A ¶ indicates a sire represented by his first crop to race).

Stakes Rstrct Cumulative 2017 Rnrs/ Wnrs/ SW/ 2017 Stks A-E Comp

Rank Rank Stallion (Foreign foaled), (YOB,Sire), Where Stands Stud Fee Wnrs Wns BT SW (Chief Earner, Earnings) Earnings Foals Wnrs Index Index 1 Freud (98, Storm Cat), Sequel Stallions New York $10,000 173/80 3/7 0/3 (Sharp Azteca, $770,490) $4,344,508 *1171 45 1.56 1.27 2 Bellamy Road (02, Concerto), Dutchess Views Farm $7,500 169/92 1/2 1/1 (Diversify, $216,825) $3,437,016 *560 27 1.19 1.29 3 Big Brown (05, Boundary), Dutchess Views Farm $7,500 141/72 4/5 1/4 (Hard Study, $227,000) $2,668,233 *613 20 1.18 1.60 4 Hold Me Back (06, Giant's Causeway), Irish Hill Century Farm $5,000 135/61 0/0 0/0 (Black Tide, $176,644) $2,183,023 254 6 1.10 1.17 5 Frost Giant (03, Giant's Causeway), Keane Stud $5,000 115/40 3/3 1/3 (Giant Expectations, $214,000) $1,814,367 *349 10 1.20 1.19 6 Bustin Stones (04, City Zip), Waldorf Farm $5,000 69/41 1/1 1/1 (Bustin It, $145,917) $1,602,563 164 5 1.34 1.40 7 Dublin (07, ), Keane Stud $2,500 72/29 2/3 2/2 (Celtic Chaos, $207,500) $1,304,210 149 2 1.00 1.20 8 Mission Impazible (07, Unbridled's Song), Sequel Stallions New York $7,500 56/12 1/2 0/1 (Pure Silver, $234,700) $1,067,332 108 2 1.17 1.16 9 Courageous Cat (06, Storm Cat), Questroyal North $6,000 58/25 1/1 1/1 (Unbridledadventure, $116,680) $1,063,721 127 2 1.05 1.15 10 Disco Rico (97, Citidancer) Died, 2014 31/14 1/3 0/1 (Disco Partner, $367,000) $1,063,236 268 12 1.37 1.20 11 Desert Party (06, Street Cry), Irish Hill Century Farm $2,500 87/32 0/0 0/0 (Infinite Fiesta, $52,548) $1,037,547 203 3 0.94 1.41 12 Here's Zealous (97, ) N/A 28/20 1/2 0/1 (Green Gratto, $342,334) $1,001,590 192 1 1.06 0.98 13 D' Funnybone (07, D'wildcat), Rockridge Stud $2,500 31/13 0/0 0/0 (Play Me a Memory, $112,932) $669,852 *60 2 1.12 1.30 14 Giant Surprise (09, Giant's Causeway), Rockridge Stud $5,000 19/11 1/1 1/1 (Sudden Surprise, $131,444) $620,642 44 2 2.09 1.16 15 Cosmonaut (02, ) Pnsd 31/14 1/1 1/1 (Wonderment, $80,860) $481,036 91 2 1.06 1.02 16 Teuflesberg (04, Johannesburg), McMahon of Saratoga $3,500 21/10 0/0 0/0 (Good Bye Greg, $76,860) $380,815 106 4 1.43 1.15 17 Noble Causeway (02, Giant's Causeway) Died, 2014 46/20 0/0 0/0 (Cause He's Western, $62,530) $376,972 243 8 0.79 1.06 18 Boys At Tosconova (08, Officer), Questroyal North $2,500 13/7 0/0 0/0 (Bertranda, $79,324) $331,024 40 0 1.04 1.27 19 Mr. Sekiguchi (03, Storm Cat) N/A 19/11 0/0 0/0 (Pacific Image, $71,750) $257,684 *93 2 0.99 1.20 20 Soaring Empire (07, ), Rockridge Stud $3,500 19/7 0/0 0/0 (Reason to Soar, $48,225) $248,975 37 0 0.63 1.11 21 Bank Heist (07, Maria's Mon), Kaz Hill Farm $5,000 13/8 0/0 0/0 (Salori's Bank, $69,187) $225,145 29 1 1.15 1.38 22 The Cliff's Edge (01, ) Pnsd 24/14 0/0 0/0 (Mellow Fellow, $27,617) $206,524 244 4 0.79 1.14 23 Congressionalhonor (01, Forestry) N/A 10/5 0/0 0/0 (Superling, $59,709) $197,671 161 1 0.74 0.93 24 Miracle Man (02, Yankee Victor) Died, 2015 5/3 0/0 0/0 (Jc's Shooting Star, $55,925) $176,156 10 1 2.04 1.58 25 Golden Missile (95, A.P. Indy), Milfer Farm $3,500 20/5 0/0 0/0 (Papa's Missile, $63,865) $170,650 *649 14 1.01 1.46 26 Alex's Pal (99, Valid Expectations) Died, 2015 14/7 0/0 0/0 (Will, $31,160) $158,982 107 2 1.20 0.92 27 Marsh Side (03, Gone West), Dutchess Views Farm $2,500 15/7 0/0 0/0 (Dr Luber's Kiss, $32,484) $131,538 *150 0 0.37 1.21 28 Wicked Rich (06, Yes It's True), Buckridge Farm $2,500 7/5 0/0 0/0 (Jersey Rich, $34,892) $103,342 14 0 0.61 1.35 29 Dr Large (06, A.P. Indy), Oriskany Creek Farm $2,500 8/0 0/0 0/0 (Dr Smooth, $26,080) $49,464 25 1 0.63 0.73 30 ¶ Emcee (08, Unbridled's Song), Sequel Stallions New York $5,000 6/1 0/0 0/0 (My Roxy Girl, $28,640) $48,562 23 0 0.45 1.14 31 Encaustic (04, Broad Brush), Foggy Bottom Farm $2,000 6/2 0/0 0/0 (Sisters for Ever, $18,017) $47,034 27 0 0.36 0.65 32 Midas Touch (GB) (07, Galileo) N/A 5/1 0/0 0/0 (Primo Touch, $15,026) $44,789 23 0 0.49 0.86 33 ¶ Bridgetown (07, Speightstown) Died 1/1 0/0 0/0 (Lover's Leap, $42,100) $42,100 5 0 2.32 0.85 34 Believeinmenow (04, ) N/A 4/3 0/0 0/0 (Terralsole, $19,329) $42,052 10 0 0.38 1.25 35 Griffinite (98, Unbridled's Song), Monhill Farm $2,000 5/2 0/0 0/0 (Drive At Nite, $27,510) $41,504 68 1 0.61 0.88 36 Smart Alert (96, Gold Alert) N/A 2/2 0/0 0/0 (Flash Bullett, $20,975) $34,505 13 0 0.56 0.36 37 Well Noted (95, Notebook), Monhill Farm $2,000 4/1 0/0 0/0 (Court Note, $15,220) $26,094 *86 0 0.74 1.02 38 ¶ Trinniberg (09, Teuflesberg), Rockridge Stud $3,500 3/0 0/0 0/0 (Velvet Trinni, $14,508) $22,856 9 0 0.42 1.87 39 Don Corleone (01, Incurable Optimist) N/A 1/1 0/0 0/0 (Four Black Even, $21,053) $21,053 25 0 0.41 0.79 40 Relato Del Gato (01, Tale of the Cat) Died, 2014 3/1 0/0 0/0 (Down Town Kitty, $14,236) $19,156 15 0 0.97 0.72 41 ¶ Forty Tales (10, Tale of the Cat), Sequel Stallions New York $6,500 3/0 0/0 0/0 (Scintillation, $7,651) $17,081 18 0 0.31 1.30 42 Sir Whimsey (04, Jump Start), Mill Creek Farm Private 2/0 0/0 0/0 (Our Whim, $10,800) $14,900 11 1 1.06 0.96 43 Northern Spur (IRE) (91, Sadler's Wells) Died 2/1 0/0 0/0 (Millymillybobilly, $14,040) $14,165 100 2 1.13 1.13 44 Rocket Legs (04, Dynaformer), Vulpine Meadows Farm $1,000 1/1 0/0 0/0 (Spicy Legs, $8,913) $8,913 5 0 0.23 0.94 45 Comeonmom (96, Jolie's ) Died, 2014 1/0 0/0 0/0 (Holly's Halo, $8,800) $8,800 62 1 0.88 0.99

AVERAGE-EARNINGS INDEX and COMPARABLE INDEX: Lifetime AVERAGE-EARNINGS INDEX indicates how much purse money the progeny of one sire has earned in relation to the average earnings of all runners in the same years; average earnings of all runners in any year is represented by an index of 1.00; COMPARABLE INDEX indicates the average earnings of progeny produced from mares bred to one sire, when these same mares were bred to other sires. Only 32% of all sires have a lifetime AVERAGE-EARNINGS INDEX higher than their mares’ COMPARABLE INDEX.

14 New York Breeder | nytbreeders.org | October 2017 McMahon Stallions for 2018

CENTRAL BANKER TEUFLESBERG #9 Freshman Sire Sire of 6 1/2-length Jeff Lynn Memorial in North America Stakes winner GOOD BYE GREG ($218,326), #1 in NY by Yearling Fourth straight win with an average Beyer of 94 Average - $62,714 and $200,000 NY stakes-placed 2-year-old Miss Mystique ($61,700) 18 offered - 14 Sold, incl-- 2 $110,000 colts & $85,000 filly BY THE SAME SIRE AS SCAT DADDY

More yearlings, weanlings and in-foal mares selling this fall

Inquiries to Joe or John McMahon / 180 Fitch Road / Saratoga Springs, NY 12866 (518) 587-3426 / [email protected] / www.mcmahonthoroughbreds.com BREEDERS OF NEW YORK-BREDS BY EARNINGS Domestic Racing — January 1, 2017 through September 24, 2017

RANK BREEDER STARTS 1ST 2ND 3RD EARNINGS

1 Chester and Mary R. Broman 251 50 31 29 $2,405,027 2 Twin Creeks Farm 78 16 12 9 $1,124,926 3 McMahon of Saratoga Thoroughbreds 519 44 57 68 $1,045,177 4 Patricia Generazio 95 16 21 7 $980,911 5 Stonewall Farm 153 22 18 24 $927,233 6 Dr. William B. Wilmot and Dr. Joan M. Taylor 38 13 5 4 $699,764 7 Farm 104 22 14 8 $657,664 8 SF Bloodstock 50 8 10 6 $647,169 9 Alpha Delta Stables 13 9 2 0 $583,280 10 Barry R. Ostrager 137 20 14 22 $536,609 11 Francis Paolangeli 60 14 11 8 $527,658 12 Milfer Farm 114 19 17 8 $508,523 13 Kaz Hill Farm 99 15 13 8 $379,417 14 Song Hill Thoroughbreds 92 6 12 13 $369,324 15 Waterville Lake Stables 52 7 9 7 $368,224 16 Flying Zee Stables 73 11 12 11 $366,226 17 Dormellito Stud 113 9 12 14 $362,544 18 Joemar Racing Stables 81 19 14 15 $350,496 19 WinStar Farm 56 13 10 4 $348,725 20 Kenneth L. and Sarah K. Ramsey 90 9 16 12 $342,158 OWNERS OF NEW YORK-BREDS BY EARNINGS Domestic Racing — January 1, 2017 through September 24, 2017

RANK OWNER STARTS 1ST 2ND 3RD EARNINGS

1 Chester and Mary R. Broman 147 31 22 16 $2,038,915 2 Repole Stable 73 21 10 11 $814,522 3 Barry K. Schwartz 83 14 11 12 $784,599 4 Patricia Generazio 78 9 17 6 $694,110 5 Alpha Delta Stables 17 9 3 1 $622,630 6 Midwest Thoroughbreds 58 16 9 8 $620,736 7 Michael Dubb 60 14 14 7 $618,415 8 Randy Howg 6 2 1 1 $523,300 9 Judge Lanier Racing 9 5 2 1 $518,340 10 Francis J. Paolangeli 43 13 8 2 $506,432 11 My Purple Haze Stables 77 22 8 14 $428,512 12 Zilla Racing Stables 42 7 10 6 $428,491 13 Klaravich Stables and William H. Lawrence 25 6 6 4 $393,043 14 Newman Racing 31 6 5 7 $346,902 15 Kenneth L. and Sarah K. Ramsey 25 8 5 4 $332,977 16 Drawing Away Stable 86 9 16 14 $329,253 17 Michael Dubb, Bethlehem Stables and Gary Aisquith 10 3 1 1 $324,275 18 Twin Creeks Racing Stables 16 6 3 2 $297,462 19 Lady Sheila Stable 17 5 3 3 $291,357 20 Cobra Farm, R R Partners and Head of Plains Partners 3 2 0 0 $291,091 Source: nytbreeders.org

16 New York Breeder | nytbreeders.org | October 2017 NEW YORK STALLIONS BRED FOR RACING & SALES SUCCESS

AL KHALI FROST GIANT Multiple Graded Winning Top 5 NY Sire by Millionaire, by champion sire champion Giant's Causeway Medalia d'Oro Sire of Breeders' Cup contender First foals arrived in 2017 GIANT EXPECTATIONS-G2

DUBLIN NORMANDY Fourth Leading INVASION Northeast sire by 2017 Son of record setting sire black type winners First foals sell at Fasig-Tipton By G1 Sire out of G1 dam Saratoga Fall Sale

Winslow B. Stevens, DVM, General Manager, Philippe Lasseur, Farm Manager 217 Depot Hill Road / Amenia, NY 12501 (845) 373-9601 / Fax: (845) 373-8954 Email: [email protected] / www.keanestud.com TRAINERS OF NEW YORK-BREDS BY EARNINGS Domestic Racing — January 1, 2017 through September 24, 2017

RANK TRAINER STARTS 1ST 2ND 3RD EARNINGS

1 Linda Rice 259 55 46 40 $2,709,551 2 Chad C. Brown 97 34 17 13 $2,633,236 3 Rudy R. Rodriguez 240 45 38 24 $1,945,048 4 Jeremiah C. Englehart 342 94 54 48 $1,894,937 5 Charlton Baker 199 49 38 31 $1,739,089 6 Todd A. Pletcher 113 25 19 17 $1,732,519 7 Chris J. Englehart 330 73 50 58 $1,354,337 8 Christophe Clement 56 12 11 9 $971,216 9 David G. Donk 166 18 19 26 $968,717 10 David A. Cannizzo 103 17 18 10 $864,594 11 Rodrigo A. Ubillo 64 8 5 11 $860,531 12 Jason Servis 67 21 11 12 $842,757 13 Gary Sciacca 164 12 16 17 $745,754 14 Michelle Nevin 88 15 9 16 $692,778 15 George Weaver 93 11 14 12 $676,640 16 William I. Mott 75 11 11 2 $635,473 17 Philip M. Serpe 48 9 10 6 $631,140 18 Kiaran P. McLaughlin 51 10 10 6 $621,812 19 Gary C. Contessa 175 10 17 22 $615,764 20 Danny Gargan 52 14 9 7 $614,178 JOCKEYS OF NEW YORK-BREDS BY EARNINGS Domestic Racing — January 1, 2017 through September 24, 2017

RANK JOCKEY STARTS 1ST 2ND 3RD EARNINGS

1 Irad Ortiz Jr. 445 104 85 73 $5,699,991 2 Franco 430 59 62 62 $3,479,237 3 Jose L. Ortiz 302 53 55 45 $3,249,028 4 Kendrick Carmouche 289 44 33 33 $2,470,382 5 Luis Saez 225 41 28 19 $2,349,976 6 Rajiv Maragh 309 42 38 35 $2,077,141 7 Angel S. Arroyo 309 30 26 44 $1,950,093 8 165 27 28 27 $1,907,943 9 John R. Velazquez 139 25 22 20 $1,843,737 10 172 25 27 22 $1,819,419 11 Dylan Davis 318 34 25 36 $1,723,648 12 Eric Cancel 277 23 31 36 $1,410,639 13 168 22 21 17 $1,390,247 14 John R. Davila Jr. 299 106 49 49 $1,232,968 15 Cornelio H. Velasquez 165 25 18 22 $1,186,564 16 Hector Rafael Diaz Jr. 253 26 36 34 $1,018,409 17 Antonio A. Gallardo 115 21 13 11 $725,393 18 Paco Lopez 98 12 14 16 $677,724 19 Joshua Navarro 215 47 28 29 $666,881 20 Oscar Gomez 318 40 55 40 $658,787 Source: nytbreeders.org

18 New York Breeder | nytbreeders.org | October 2017 The Alphabet

a) G1 form at two b) G1 Travers hero at three c) G1 Woodward at four d) Son of e) From a stunning family f) We could go on... z) Cut to the chase and go see his first yearlings! ALPHA Standing at Sequel Stallions, New York in NEW YORK There’s always something new to know... darleyamerica.com 859-255-8537 or 800-925-2913 Be a part of it 2017 NEW YORK-BRED STAKES SCHEDULE

Track Date Stake Name Distance Condition Purse Finger Lakes 10/2 Arctic Queen Stakes 6 Furlongs F&M 3&UP $50,000 Finger Lakes 10/9 Leon Reed Stakes 6 Furlongs 3&UP $50,000 Belmont 10/21 Empire Classic Stakes 1 1/8 Miles 3&UP $300,000 Belmont 10/21 Empire Distaff Stakes 1 1/16 Miles F&M 3&UP $250,000 Belmont 10/21 Sleepy Hollow Stakes 1 Mile 2YO $250,000 Belmont 10/21 Maid of the Mist Stakes 1 Mile F2YO $250,000 Belmont 10/21 Mohawk Stakes 1 1/16 Miles (Turf) 3&UP $200,000 Belmont 10/21 Ticonderoga Stakes 1 1/16 Miles (Turf) F&M 3&UP $200,000 Belmont 10/21 Iroquois Stakes 6 1/2 Furlongs F&M 3&UP $150,000 Belmont 10/21 Hudson Stakes 6 1/2 Furlongs 3&UP $150,000 Finger Lakes 10/23 Shesastonecoldfox Stakes 6 Furlongs F2YO $50,000 Aqueduct 11/12 New York Stallion Stakes Staten Island Division 7 Furlongs F&M 3&UP $125,000 Aqueduct 11/19 New York Stallion Stakes Thunder Rumble Division 7 Furlongs 3&UP $125,000 Aqueduct 11/24 Key Cents Stakes 6 Furlongs F2YO $100,000 Aqueduct 11/26 Notebook Stakes 6 Furlongs 2YO $100,000 Aqueduct 12/16 New York Stallion Stakes Fifth Avenue Division 6 Furlongs F2YO $150,000 Aqueduct 12/17 New York Stallion Stakes Great White Way Division 6 Furlongs 2YO $150,000 Aqueduct 12/28 East View Stakes 1 Mile 70 Yards F2YO $100,000 Aqueduct 12/29 Bay Ridge Stakes 1 1/16 Miles F&M 3&UP $100,000 Aqueduct 12/30 Damon Runyon Stakes 1 Mile 70 Yards 2YO $100,000 Aqueduct 12/31 Alex M. Robb Stakes 1 1/16 Miles 3&UP $100,000 Source: nytbreeders.org

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20 New York Breeder | nytbreeders.org | October 2017 Foregone conclusion

Will the record-setting hero Emcee be as impressive as a sire as he was on the racecourse? Well, he’s by Unbridled’s Song, who already has 15 stallion sons who have sired G1 horses. And he’s the son of Unbridled’s Song whose four 107-or-higher Beyer Speed Figures cannot be matched by any other – including Arrogate.

EMCEE Standing at Sequel Stallions, New York in NEW YORK There’s always something new to know... darleyamerica.com 859-255-8537 or 800-925-2913 Be a part of it SaleNEW YORK-BREDS Statistics 2017 SALES UPDATE New York-Breds Ofered at the Keeneland September Yearling Sale KEENELAND SEPTEMBER YEARLING SALE – SEPTEMBER 11-23 Offered Sold Gross Average Median High Low All 3,416 2,555 $307,845,400 $120,487 $57,000 $2,700,000 $1,000 NY-Breds 75 52 $4,064,200 $78,158 $36,000 $750,000 $1,000

KEENELAND SEPTEMBER YEARLING SALE – SEPTEMBER 11-23 Hip Sex Pedigree Consignor Buyer Price Anlyn Farms, Taylor Made Sales 285 Filly Into Mischief—Gracilia, by Mr. Greeley Louis Lazzanaro, J.J. Crupi, agent $185,000 Agency, agent 315 Colt Tale of the Cat—Hello Charlie, by Paramount Sales Repole Stables, J.J. Crupi, agent $100,000

342 Colt Into Mischief—Indian Rush, by Indian Charlie Paramount Sales Shadwell Estate Co. $750,000 Giant’s Causeway—Khancord Kid, 387 Colt Sequel Bloodstock International Equities Holding $400,000 by Lemon Drop Kid 402 Colt Flatter—Lady Aphrodite, by Giant’s Causeway Blake-Albina Thoroughbred Services Withdrawn

542 Colt Uncle Mo—My Success, by A.P. Indy Legacy Bloodstock Withdrawn

614 Colt —Plethora, by First Samurai Legacy Bloodstock Hal Hatch, agent $175,000 —Revolutionary Act, by Boston 671 Filly Indian Creek Withdrawn Harbor 788 Filly Pioneerof the Nile—Spritely, by Sequel Bloodstock Ralph M. Evans $230,000

795 Filly Uncle Mo—Stealthy, by Forest Wildcat Taylor Made Sales Agency ($170,000)

810 Filly —Strike Accord, by Smart Strike Sequel Bloodstock Wayne R. Sanders & Larry Hirsch $125,000 Anlyn Farms, Taylor Made Sales 960 Filly —Abbey Street, by Street Boss ($70,000) Agency, agent 973 Filly Scat Daddy—Akris Queen, by Arch Blake-Albina Thoroughbred Services Cloran Old $150,000

992 Filly —Alys, by Dixie Union Sequel Bloodstock Stephen Screnci $9,000 Bodemeister—Bryan’s Jewel, 1068 Filly Dromoland Farm Mathis Stables $400,000 by Rockport Harbor 1092 Filly Super Saver—Cellars Shiraz, by Kissin Kris Gallagher’s Shiraz, Denali Stud, agent Withdrawn

1135 Colt Kitten’s Joy—Coquihalla, by Blake-Albina Thoroughbred Services Withdrawn

1208 Colt Orb—Exiled Princess, by Purge Sequel Bloodstock Second Chance Stable $25,000

1337 Colt Revolutionary—Miss Marla, by Bwana Charlie Select Sales Wayne R. Sanders & Larry Hirsch $50,000

1368 Colt Violence—Paper Kite, by Bernardini Sequel Bloodstock Withdrawn Lemon Drop Kid—Regal’s Encore, Machmer Hall, et al., Select Sales, 1403 Colt ($75,000) by Speightstown agent —Wild Meeting, 1508 Colt John Shaw $10,000 by General Meeting —Choice Pearl, 1579 Filly Lane’s End ($72,000) by Any Given Saturday Shanghai Bobby—Debbie’s , 1603 Filly Woods Edge Farm ($50,000) by Belong to Me 1614 Colt —D’wild Ride, by D’wildcat Dromoland Farm ($95,000)

1631 Colt Verrazano—Fanfire, by Elusive Quality Four Star Sales ($70,000) Cross Traffic—Follow My Luck, 1639 Filly Vinery Sales Crow-Sharp Venture $45,000 by Elusive Quality 1696 Colt More Than Ready—J’ray, by Distant View Indian Creek Withdrawn

1758 Filly Orb—My Dear Annie, by Smart Strike Blandford Stud ($45,000)

22 New York Breeder | nytbreeders.org | October 2017 KEENELAND SEPTEMBER YEARLING SALE Ð SEPTEMBER 11-23 Hip Sex Pedigree Consignor Buyer Price

1829 Filly Mineshaft—Sandra, by Bluegrass Cat Hidden Brook ($45,000)

1832 Filly Mineshaft—Saratoga Summer, by Smart Strike Hidden Brook Withdrawn

1859 Filly Fed Biz—Spottswoode, by Master Command Burleson Farms ($100,000)

1871 Filly —Tapitbythesea, by Tapit Four Star Sales ($50,000) —Whimsical Miss, 1901 Filly Cross Keys Sales Midwest Thoroughbreds $100,000 by Distorted Humor 1950 Colt Verrazano—Binavicar, by Vicar Allied Bloodstock ($95,000)

1963 Colt The Factor—B R’s Girl, by Pulpit Paramount Sales Global Equine Group $45,000 Noble Mission (GB)—Dreaming of Cara, 2023 Filly Richard Greeley, Hidden Brook, agent ($85,000) by North Light (IRE) Machmer Hall, et al., Select Sales, 2044 Colt Shanghai Bobby—Fast Heart, by Lion Heart Chris Ewing $110,000 agent 2100 Filly —Kapsiki Danzig, by Legacy Bloodstock Main Line Stable, John C. Servis, agent $60,000

2122 Colt Flatter—Light Your World, by Awesome Again Taylor Made Sales Agency Blackstone Street Racing $5,000 —Paradise Princess, by Forest 2183 Colt Taylor Made Sales Agency Oracle Bloodstock, agent $37,000 Danger —Sense of Reality, by Street 2229 Filly Eaton Sales ($8,000) Sense 2234 Filly Temple City—Sheboygan, by Quiet American Bershire Stud, Greenfield Farm, agent ($27,000) Central Banker—Typhoon Teri, by Stormy 2288 Colt Woods Edge Farm PTK $110,000 Atlantic 2299 Colt Scat Daddy—Wake Up Kiss, by Cure the Blues Edition Farm, Denali Stud, agent Amy Marnane $145,000 —Conquest Kid, 2401 Filly Lane’s End ($37,000) by Lemon Drop Kid 2454 Filly Graydar—Gabbywitha G, by Trippi Taylor Made Sales Agency Travis Murphy $3,000

2469 Colt Yes It’s True—Hatta Flower, by Dixie Union Cross Keys Sales Paul W. Schaffer, Pick View, agent $60,000

2489 Colt Alpha—Humble Street, by Street Sense Taylor Made Sales Agency Grassroots Training & Sales $40,000 Windhorse Thoroughbreds, 2500 Filly Goldencents—Join the Crowd, by Devil His Due Withdrawn Vinery Sales, agent Shanghai Bobby—Moon Stone Madness, Dark Horse Thoroughbreds, 2564 Filly BSW Bloodstock, Liz Crow, agent $30,000 by Grand Slam Catalyst Bloodstock, agent 2611 Filly Flatter—Regal Nurse, by Vinery Sales ($20,000)

2675 Colt Midnight Lute—Susquehanna River, by Trippi Taylor Made Sales Agency Withdrawn Bellamy Road—Sweet N Sour Nina, 2678 Filly Bluegrass Thoroughbred Services Kennesaw Mountain Racing $32,000 by Sweetsouthernsaint Itsmyluckyday—A Wonder She Is, by Three 2748 Colt Vinery Sales Ryan Exline $80,000 Wonders Goldencents—Caribbean Lady, 2782 Colt Paramount Sales Peter Dawson $150,000 by Speightstown 2810 Colt Tizway—Cyber Rona, by David Catalyst Bloodstock Arcadio Escamilla $3,000

2917 Colt Twirling Candy—Knoxville, by In Excess (IRE) Select Sales Fred Desimone $18,000

2936 Filly Gemologist—Little Widow Maker, by Orientate Taylor Made Sales Agency ($7,000) Central Banker—Quietly Elegant, 3012 Colt Hunter Valley Farm Nick Bradley Racing $37,000 by Quiet American 3028 Filly Oxbow—Rhineland, by Mr. Prospector Machmer Hall, Select Sales, agent Russ McLellan $37,000 Shackleford—Stand On Top, 3080 Filly Darby Dan Farm Withdrawn by Peaks and Valleys 3187 Colt Oxbow—Chloe Bear, by Select Sales ($47,000)

3206 Filly —Delaplane Darlin, by Afleet Alex Sequel Bloodstock Withdrawn

3211 Filly Cross Traffic—Dream Affair, by Touch Gold Woods Edge Farm Gary Capuano, agent $35,000

3264 Filly The Factor—Hollywood Redhead, by Tapit Hidden Brook ($14,000)

October 2017 | nytbreeders.org | New York Breeder 23 NEW YORK-BREDS Sale Statistics

KEENELAND SEPTEMBER YEARLING SALE Ð SEPTEMBER 11-23 Hip Sex Pedigree Consignor Buyer Price Mission Impazible—Little Brave, by Indian 3293 Filly Taylor Made Sales Agency Eric Kordsmeier $30,000 Charlie 3307 Colt Gemologist—Man Stuff, by Belong to Me Paramount Sales Nick Gonzalez $7,000

3316 Colt Congrats—Miss Blarney Stone, by Dynaformer St George Sales Withdrawn

3333 Filly Verrazano—Mula Mula, by Gone West Woodford Thoroughbreds ($22,000)

3351 Filly Data Link—Passionate Diva, by Street Cry (IRE) Hidden Brook ($22,000) Flat Out—Saint Misbehavin’, Windhorse Thoroughbreds, 3390 Colt Withdrawn by Sweetsouthernsaint Vinery Sales, agent Itsmyluckyday—Sakura Ballerina, Bonnaventure Thoroughbreds, SGV 3391 Colt Vinery Sales $22,000 by Pure Prize Thoroughbreds, agent Strong Mandate—Sax Appeal, 3397 Colt James M. Herbener Jr. Sam Britt, Donnie K. Von Hemel, agent $75,000 by Successful Appeal 3416 Filly Magician (IRE)—Slamin’ Dixie, by Grand Slam Woodford Thoroughbreds Dawn Martin $1,000

3435 Filly Alpha—Stormy Peron, by Hard Spun Legend Land, Vinery Sales, agent Joseph Lowe $12,000

3463 Colt Warrior’s Reward—Truffles, by Forestry Taylor Made Sales Agency ($40,000)

3558 Colt Frost Giant—Catchup If You Can, by Bernstein Paramount Sales MJK Bloodstock $5,000

3614 Filly Big Brown—Falling Star, by Too Much Bling Lane’s End Cupcake Stables $10,000

3617 Filly Courageous Cat—Feodora, by Mizzen Mast Buckland Sales Erin Fisher $1,700

3636 Colt Into Mischief—Gypsy Lou, by Elusive Quality Denali Stud Withdrawn

3644 Filly Courageous Cat—H. L. Hunley, by Roman Ruler Buckland Sales Joe Ciaglia, Larry Zap, agent $5,500

3657 Colt Mission Impazible—Jehan, by Forest Wildcat Taylor Made Sales Agency Withdrawn

3682 Filly Big Brown—Makeshift, by Too Much Bling Lane’s End Withdrawn

3686 Colt Itsmyluckyday—Medieval Cat, by Discreet Cat Sally Thomas Withdrawn

3751 Colt Soaring Empire—Salty Little Sis, by Chief Seattle Darby Dan Farm Withdrawn

3782 Filly Tapizar—Sunny Morning, by Tale of the Cat Taylor Made Sales Agency Charles A. Cuprill $3,500

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in this marketplace. Additionally, last year we saw active broodmare transac- tions taking place that is a positive sign for the overall breeding industry. I hope that will continue this year again.” Fasig-Tipton has cataloged 298 en- tries for the sale. Hips 1-90 will consist of broodmares and racing and/or brood- mare prospects; hips 91-280 are wean- lings; and hips 281-298 are all yearlings. “We have good quality in this year’s catalog,” said Fasig-Tipton president Boyd Browning Jr. “There are a number of mares in foal to leading national and regional sires that should draw signif- cant interest. Additionally, this sale has developed into an excellent weanling market.”

SHARON CASTRO The weanling market is the strongest Last year’s weanlings averaged $20,851 at the Fasig-Tipton Saratoga fall mixed sale segment. Last year 65.2% of the revenue of the sale came from the 87 weanlings A STRONGER-THAN-EXPECTED yearling market in 2017—witness the Fasig- that were reported as sold. Tipton Saratoga select sale, Fasig-Tipton Saratoga sale of preferred New York-breds, Bernhard’s RFHF Bloodstock was last and Keeneland September yearling sale—suggests added interest as the calendar year’s leading consignor of weanlings, turns to the mixed sale markets. New York breeders get their opportunity to buy and selling 16 of his 28 lots for $535,700. sell Oct. 16 in Saratoga Springs at the Fasig-Tipton Saratoga October sale. His $33,481 average was well above the $20,851 average for the entire weanling “I think the (New York-bred) August cal outlet for New York breeders to of- market. sale was super strong,” said Chris Ber- fer their product,” said Jeff Cannizzo, “I did a summary of my sales from nhard of RFHF Bloodstock. “In previ- executive director of New York Thor- last October and I fgured from what ous sales the market was polarized; ev- oughbred Breeders. “It’s become an I sold horses for—and I was satisfed erybody was on the upper-end horses. early marketplace for weanlings, which with my prices last year as a whole— In August and (Keeneland) September, provides breeders the fastest maneuver- at the October weanling sale and what the RNAs were lower and it seemed like ability, along with providing pinhookers they were sold for as yearlings, people there were buyers for everything. a road map to fip these same horses as made more than $1 million…so I would “I watched the September sale and yearlings again in Saratoga. imagine those people will be back to was in awe,” he continued. “It was pretty “The quality of the pedigrees mimics look at the babies again this year,” Bern- wild. I don’t want to say it was like it the upward class New York-breds are hard said. was back in the ’90s again where people riding. This summer we saw the best “The weanling-to-yearling market and were just writing checks, but I would say New York-bred pedigrees on record put even the weanling-to-2-year-old people if we’re ever going to come as close to to market at the preferred sale. This fall’s are making money, so the market is what we’ve watched many moons ago, it sales catalog mirrors it. healthy, and I anticipate a strong sale,” he felt as healthy as healthy could be.” “I would expect great participation said. “This sale has been very good to us, “The Fasig-Tipton fall sale is a criti- in the sale from those looking to play and I’ve tried to be a big supporter.”

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ADAM COGLIANESE PHOTOS © liked being a racehorse; he still had the will to win. He was very alive in his training, and he never stopped trying, but his last breeze wasn’t as good as it needed to be for him to remain at stakes level, so we decided to retire him.” Lubash was the epitome of an honest racehorse, having won 18 of 54 career starts and placing in an additional 16 races. But while he was dependable in the afternoons, he required special handling on a daily basis. “He was diffcult to train because he had many idiosyncra- sies,” Clement noted. “He was a diffcult horse to catch, he was diffcult to put the bridle and saddle on, but we knew him and were very patient with him. He was very odd and peculiar, but we could manage him. We tried to keep the same groom and rider with him as much as we could.” Lubash left Clement’s barn in August and has been turned Lubash out at the Equine Clinic at Oakencroft near Ravena, where he BRITTLAN WALL/CLEMENT STABLE BRITTLAN WALL/CLEMENT will remain for several months. “I think he’s going to enjoy life and do what he always wanted to do, which is to be a racehorse in the wild,” Clement quipped. By the end of the year, Lubash is expected to secure a per- The Long Run manent retirement home at Old Friends near Georgetown, Ky. “He’s still willing, but he’s at a certain age and all of the lit- Leonard Pivnick’s Lubash retired at tle infrmities start to get to you,” Jonathan Pivnick remarked. “We’d been saying this for years, because we were trying to pre- 10; won 18 of 54 starts, earning more pare ourselves. But at some point we knew that there would be than $1.5 million a last race and that we’d have to say, ‘It’s time.’ At one time we thought someone might want to stand him (at stud), but as he BY MARIE KIZENKO got older, not a lot of people are going to want to invest their time and money in a horse that won’t have those extra fve years. WHEN LUBASH’S RETIREMENT WAS ANNOUNCED in We didn’t want to send him off to another country where we August, it was the end of an era in the Empire State. The Aliyu wouldn’t know what was going to happen to him. Old Friends Ben J Stables homebred was already a solid competitor when had previously shown some interest in him, but didn’t have any owner Leonard Pivnick turned him over to trainer Christophe immediate opening for him unless he was a gelding, but we Clement in 2012 at the start of his 5-year-old season, but the didn’t want to do that to him now; he’s made it this far. bay son of Freud would go on to become a millionaire and one “So we’ve sent him to Oakencroft for a few months and, of the most popular horses on the New York circuit. hopefully, by November there will be a paddock for him at Old “When he was 4, we wanted to maximize the rest of his ca- Friends.” reer, so we thought we could send him to a guy who was well Leonard Pivnick grew up in New Jersey as the son of a plas- known for getting the most out of turf horses, and (Clement) ft terer who developed a subcontracting company. Eventually, the the bill,” Pivnick’s son Jonathan explained. “I didn’t think he’d make it to 10.” According to Clement, there was no particular secret to Lubash’s longevity. “It has to come from the horse himself,” Clement said. “One, he was a very sound horse overall, and two, Mr. Pivnick was will- ing to give him a break every winter. When you can give horses a break, they last longer and they stay sounder.” Under Clement’s care, Lubash developed into a multiple grad- ed stakes winner and notched wins in all of the major turf races for New York-breds. He fnished 2016 with a win in the Tropical Turf Handicap (G3T) at Gulfstream Park West, but while he ran with credibility this year, he failed to win in three starts, and his connections agreed to call time on his eight-season career.

“He retired sound, and I’m very proud of that achievement,” ANNE M. EBERHADRT Clement said. “What was amazing about him was that he still Breeder/owner Leonard Pivnick with his star

30 New York Breeder | nytbreeders.org | October 2017 family business expanded to include real York-breds because you had the restrict- estate development and management. ed races and with the way the program Through his sister, Audrey Berman, Piv- was going, if you had a decent horse nick met trainer James Ryerson and his you could make quite a bit of money. It interest in was piqued. was a little bit different at that time (the “She had a racehorse at the time (in 1990s); now it’s a well-known thing with the 1970s), and I was slightly affected people sending mares out to top stallions by it,” he said. “So I bought a horse who and bringing them back. It didn’t happen turned out to be a claimer.” frequently back then, other than maybe Undeterred, Pivnick eventually decid- Barry Schwartz. But I guess we’re trying ed to acquire several 2-year-olds in train- to do the same thing in sending (Miriam) ing in 1993. With the help of Ryerson and to .”

the late bloodstock agent Buzz Chace, STABLE BRITTLAN WALL/CLEMENT Lubash was named in honor of Piv- Pivnick purchased a son of Meadowlake Lubash could be difcult in the morn- nick’s childhood friend Arnie Lubasch. for $105,000 and a Lost Code flly for ings according to Christophe Clement “We played boxball and stickball,” $55,000 at the Ocala Breeders’ Sales’ Feb- Pivnick recalled. “We started taking the ruary sale at Calder, as well as a daugh- Flight: New York-bred Netcong, a stakes- train in to see the Yankees, even though ter of Cure the Blues a few weeks later placed earner of $327,924; and Pine I was a Cardinals fan back then. We even at Fasig-Tipton Florida for $37,000. The Brook, who won 13 races and $196,304. watched Babe Ruth say goodbye at Yan- bay colt turned out to be Meadow Flight, Nasty Cure was boarded at Carapan kee Stadium (on June 13, 1948).” who won the Pennsylvania Derby (G2) Farm near Freehold at the time she Lubash began his career for Ryerson and Flamingo Stakes (G3) and amassed foaled Lubash. and won a trio of stakes as a 3-year-old, $526,936. His career highlights remain Pivnick’s remaining horses are a pair including a defeat of Little Mike in the some of Pivnick’s favorite moments in of full siblings to the stable star, an un- Monarch’s Maze Stakes at Aqueduct in racing. raced 5-year-old mare named Miriam as November 2010. He built on that success “He took us to the Kentucky Derby well as a juvenile currently in training. with his later tenure under Clement and (G1),” Pivnick recalled. “I’d have to say “With Lubash gone, we’ve got two gave the Pivnicks many thrills, but it was winning the Flamingo was the highlight horses,” Pivnick said. “(Miriam) colicked a 2015 triumph that stands out. Lubash for me.” at 3 and was out of training for a few had fnished second in the $200,000 Mo- The Lost Code flly, named Codetogo, months. We brought her back, but then hawk Stakes three times and run fourth won once in eight starts, but was bred to she had a tendon problem and Christophe in another edition, but ran down long- Broad Brush and produced Cedar Knolls didn’t think it was a good idea to keep her time rival Kharafa to fnally win the tro- for Aliyu Ben J. That New York-bred fl- in training. So we mated her to Malibu phy and established a course record of 1 ly was a stakes winner for Ryerson and Moon and now we’ll hope for the best.” 1:39.08 for the 8 ⁄2-furlong event. earned $312,648. She was bred to Seek- The Pivnicks have boarded mares in “I liked anytime he won,” Pivnick ing the Gold in the spring of 2002 and New York since the beginning of their said. “But my favorite was that October sold for $800,000 later that year. operation. when he won the Mohawk and broke the Pivnick dubbed the Cure the Blues flly “We were always interested in the course record. That was something else.” Nasty Cure, and she would go on to out- New York program,” Jonathan Pivnick Lubash’s combination of consistency perform her price tag both at the races explained. “We were trying to breed New and longevity made him a fan favorite, and in the breeding shed. The bay and the Pivnicks recognize that won fve of 30 starts and $153,122 rarity. and notched a third in the Miss “He gave us a lot of good Liberty Stakes as well as a fourth races,” Jonathan Pivnick said. in the 1994 Monmouth Oaks (G2). “There was a string of races “She was the cheapest where he just ran; there wasn’t of all of them, but she gave us a moment where you’d Lubash,” Pivnick pointed out. “At your head wondering what hap- the time I was maybe hoping we pened. He would show up and would have something for the fu- run his race. It was incredible ture, but not necessarily becoming that he was able to do it over and breeders.” over again. That’s what I’ll always In addition to Lubash, Nasty remember most about him.” Cure produced a pair of hard- “That makes two of us,” Leon- ADAM COGLIANESE/NYRA knocking runners by Meadow Lubash breaking the course mark in the ’15 Mohawk ard Pivnick added.

October 2017 | nytbreeders.org | New York Breeder 31 PHOTOSBYMAGGIE Icabad Crane and Lauren Cannizzo during the Real Rider Cup at Plantation Field

32 New York Breeder | nytbreeders.org | October 2017 Second Act Stakes star Icabad Crane succeeding in his new career

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ON JULY 25, 2011, AT , Icabad Tipton Saratoga sale of preferred New York-bred yearlings in Crane won his last race, the Evan Shipman Stakes, by a nose 2006. Purchased by J.J. Crupi’s New Castle Farm, he was pin- in a race that exemplifed the then-6-year-old’s determination hooked six months later for nearly double that, selling at the and effort. Ocala Breeders’ Sales’ February auction to Aaron Cohen’s ARC Six years later at the same track, another chapter in the New Bloodstock for $110,000. Cohen is Mack’s racing manager. York-bred’s life began by chance, in a casual conversation be- Debuting in November 2007, Icabad Crane won his frst tween Anita Motion and Jeff Cannizzo, the executive director start in a style that would become familiar to his followers: of New York Thoroughbred Breeders. running well off the pace and just getting up at the wire, win- Between races the two were talking about the Real Rider ning by a head. Four of his seven wins came by a half-length or Cup, a new event that extends from the Retired Racehorse less; he fnished second four times by the same margins. Project, which showcases retired Thoroughbreds successful- He got his frst stakes win fve months after his debut in ly transitioning to new careers. Motion’s husband, Graham, Pimlico’s Federico Tesio Stakes, then returned to that track to had trained Icabad Crane throughout the horse’s 33-race ca- fnish third in the 2008 (G1). He seemed to reer, and when the gelding retired in 2013, owner Earle Mack love , both the main and the inner track, agreed to transfer him to the Motions. running there 15 times and fnishing in the top three 14 times, “We had done this with a couple of other horses,” said Anita. compiling fve wins at the track in . “We look to see where a horse ends up, and we buy them back After fnishing second by a head in the Alex M. Robb Stakes if they’re running for a low level and try to place them. We’re at Aqueduct on New Year’s Eve 2011, Icabad Crane was side- friends with Phillip Dutton, and we always said that we wanted lined by a tendon injury for a year and a half; returning in to place a Thoroughbred with him.” June 2013, he made three winless starts; competitive in none A two-time Olympic gold medalist in three-day eventing, of them, he was retired sound by Mack and the Motions late Dutton has a farm in West Grove, Pa., not far from where the that summer. Motions live, and in Icabad Crane, they saw a horse that might Three years earlier, Steuart Pittman had founded the Re- be the one to partner with Dutton, raising the profle of retired tired Racehorse Training Project (now the Retired Racehorse Thoroughbreds in other equestrian sports. Project) in order to promote the training and use of Thorough- They were right. breds after their retirement from racing. The frst Thorough- Bred by Marlene Brody’s Gallagher’s Stud, Icabad Crane bred Makeover was held in 2013, showcasing 26 trainers in 10 (Jump Start—Adorahy, by Rahy) sold for $65,000 at the Fasig- riding disciplines at , and the following LYDIA A. WILLIAMS LYDIA PHOTOSBYMAGGIE Le, Icabad Crane winning the Federico Tesio Stakes in 2008; right, earlier this year with breeder Marlene Brody

October 2017 | nytbreeders.org | New York Breeder 33 Icabad Crane

a frst-place fnish in the Thoroughbred Series Novice division at Plantation Field last year under Olivia Dutton, Phil- lip’s daughter; and a third-place at Fair Hill in 2015, the same year his offcial fan club was launched. Members of the Icabad Crane Fan Club pay $50 to help fund the horse’s costs of competing and contribute to other off-track Thoroughbreds; in return, they receive Icabad Crane merchandise and videos and opportunities to meet the horse and Dutton at selected events. In September Icabad Crane and a new rider, Lauren Cannizzo, partici- pated in the inaugural Real Rider Cup, the result of that conversation between Cannizzo’s husband and Anita Motion PHOTOSBYMAGGIE Phillip Dutton on Icabad Crane in Saratoga. “I was talking to Jeff about the event, year, Icabad Crane returned to the track 2014, which was also held at Pimlico. and he said, ‘My wife would love to do at the site of his graded stakes debut to Ten horses competed to be America’s something like that,’ ” Motion recount- compete. Most Wanted Thoroughbred, with fans ed. “We didn’t have a rider on Icabad, “We really wanted to promote Thor- having the opportunity to vote for their and this was a perfect match for New oughbreds,” said Anita Motion. “Icabad favorite horse at several points during York Thoroughbred Breeders.” was the perfect horse for that.” the training period. Ridden over jumps An accomplished equestrian, Lauren Dutton agreed. at the competition by Dutton, Icabad Cannizzo grew up riding and training “From an eventing point of view, he Crane garnered the title by 121 votes. retired Thoroughbreds at her family’s was initially not all that impressive,” “He was still a green horse then,” said farm in Massachusetts, which often said Dutton. “My frst impression was Dutton, at whose farm Icabad Crane took in horses from Suffolk Downs in that he was just a nice little put-together still lives. “For him to go back to Pim- Boston. While still in her 20s she took Thoroughbred, and I wasn’t too excited. lico and perform on the racetrack and over the showing division of her moth- But once I rode him, I realized that control his nervousness was a big deal.” er’s work, competing in Wellington, Fla., there’s a lot more to him than meets the Helped by a Facebook page that has in the winter, and traveling all over the eye.” more than 4,400 likes, Icabad may well East Coast and Europe buying and sell- The guidelines of the Thoroughbred be more popular now than he was when ing horses. Makeover stipulate that horses can have he was racing. His fans avidly follow his “That was my business until I got no more than 10 months of training be- new career, celebrating successes such married fve years ago and had kids,” fore participating, and Dutton agreed to as a win in a CIC1* event at Plantation she said. She, Cannizzo, and their young put in the substantial time commitment Field in Pennsylvania, his frst in a Fé- daughter and son live in Latham, near to preparing for the event in October dération Equestre International event; Saratoga Springs. “The Real Rider Cup sounded like so much fun, and I wanted to be a part of it,” she said. Comprised of four teams—veterinari- “ He exceeded all our expectations ans, owners, trainers, and jockeys—that competed against each other over show and to see the following he has through jumping fences, the Real Rider Cup showcased retired Thoroughbreds and the country is pretty inspiring.” their ability in the discipline of three- day eventing. Participants included Dr. Ñ Phillip Dutton Dean Richardson, , Tim Keefe, and Dr. Stowe Burke. A fun- 34 “ New York Breeder | nytbreeders.org | October 2017 draiser for Plantation Field and year, and Icabad has provided a the RRP, the event raised more welcome release. than $20,000, said Motion. “He’s having an easy week,” The day before the competi- said Dutton. “Evie’s giving him tion, Cannizzo got on Icabad some exercise, and it’s good ther- Crane for the frst time, taking apy for her at the moment.” him through easy paces at Dut- Icabad Crane’s combination ton’s farm. of determination and tractability, “We walked up to the ring, competitiveness and kindness, did a little walk-trot-canter, and has endeared him to people in jumped three jumps,” she said. the show world and across the “He is so nice to ride. He’s incred- racing spectrum, at times unit- ible and so much fun to handle.” ing two groups that don’t always As part of the fundraiser, fnd common ground, such as the Thoroughbred stables and own- man who spoke to Dutton at the ers sponsored horses and riders. Thoroughbred Makeover in 2014. Appropriately, Cannizzo donned “A guy came up to me and said, silks sporting the logo of NYTB. ‘Hey, man, I just love this horse,’ ” “It is critically important for Dutton recalled. “ ‘Every time I our industry to fnd places and put money on him, he won.’ That

second careers for these horses PHOTOSBYMAGGIE kind of attitude, of trying every along with demonstrating how Icabad Crane and Cannizzo nished h of 20 time, comes across in the show successful they can be off-the- ring, too.” track,” said Jeff Cannizzo. “The Real Rid- ing school this fall left Icabad’s everyday In an industry that over the last de- er Cup showcased big names and promi- saddle vacant, but in the spirit of keep- cade has made great strides in its atten- nent fgures to show that Thoroughbred ing him in the family, Olivia’s mother, tion to and funding for horses that can horses can go on and compete.” Evie, stepped in, choosing Icabad on a no longer race, Icabad Crane has become Lauren Cannizzo and her teammates recent family ride. As Dutton spoke, he an ambassador and an exemplar of what Erin Birkenhauer, Brianna Mott, Anne watched her riding him at their farm. Thoroughbreds can do when they are re- Moran, and Nuno Santos fnished sec- The Dutton family has been caring for tired sound enough to be re-trained. ond behind the trainers, with Cannizzo their daughter Lee Lee, seriously in- And thanks to NYTB (the publisher and Icabad fnishing ffth of 20 riders in jured in a riding accident earlier this of this magazine), the Motions, the the overall standings. Cannizzos, and the Duttons, he further “He performed fawlessly,” she said. raised his profle Sept. 17, perhaps in- “I couldn’t have asked for more.” spiring, to use Dutton’s word, other Though Cannizzo had watched vid- owners and trainers to take an inter- eos of the horse’s previous competitions, est in their horses’ life after racing, and nothing prepared her for the reception other riders to get an OTTB (off-track she and her mount would get when they Thoroughbred), for showing or jumping entered the ring. or pleasure riding, just a few of the ways “I went second of the 20 competitors,” in which former racehorses have been she said, “and it was kind of crazy to see successful. people’s reactions. There were a lot of “It’s a reminder that they are right up people there just to see him, and he didn’t there and can compete with the best,” blink an eye when they cheered him.” said Lauren Cannizzo. “The great thing about eventing,” “That’s why it’s really important,” add- said Dutton, “is that there are so many ed her husband. “The real message is that levels, and we knew we’d fnd a place for Thoroughbreds can have second careers him, depending on how far he wanted to and be really good at it. These Retired go. He exceeded all of our expectations, Racehorse Project horses are wiping the and to see the following he has through dust of the Thoroughbred in the sporting the country is pretty inspiring.” world and we must continue to showcase Olivia Dutton’s departure for board- Icabad Crane is an OTTB success story that.”

October 2017 | nytbreeders.org | New York Breeder 35 NEW YORK-BREDS IN HISTORY WILLIS SHARPE KILMER

BY ROBERT CARTER

W.S. KILMER, A RESIDENT OF BINGHAMTON, N.Y., was a millionaire due to the immense pre-U.S. Food and Drug Ad- ministration popularity of his family-owned patent medicine called Swamp Root. In 1916 he bought at auction a French-bred yearling called Sunday. He changed his colt’s name to , and that colt became the champion 2-year-old male of 1917 and a multiple stakes winner who went on to be an outstanding sire for his owner. Kilmer built a lavish stud farm near Binghamton called, appropriately, Sun Briar Court, and until 1923, when he moved his farm to New Market, Va., he was a prominent fgure in the world of New York-breds. The frst successful horse that Kilmer bred and raced, Sally’s Alley (1920; Allumeur—Salvolatile, by ) was not sired by Sun Briar, but by an obscure stallion owned by the Federal Remount Service. She began her racing career June 2, 1922, by fnishing fourth in the Fashion Stakes at Belmont at 8-1. Six days later she broke her maiden in a 2-year-old flly allowance TURF PIX Willis Sharpe Kilmer race, followed by a sixth in the . On June 21 she won her frst added-money race, Aqueduct’s Clover Stakes for 2-year-old fllies. After off-the-board performances in the Adirondack Stakes and Stakes at Saratoga, she won an allowance race at Belmont. to Martingale, who had fnished second to her in the Pimlico At this point she turned what had been an erratic season Futurity. into one that brought her to the top of her class. She began by At the end of the 1922 season Sally’s Alley fnished second winning the rich Futurity Stakes at Belmont by three lengths as in earnings for horses of all ages with $94,847. Her winnings a 10-1 shot. Finishing second was , the winner of the next in the Futurity at Belmont ($47,550) and the Pimlico Futurity year’s Kentucky Derby and an eventual inductee into the Na- ($41,015) accounted for most of her total. Finishing frst in tional Hall of Fame. Sally’s Alley’s time of 1:11 for six furlongs earnings was , the Preakness Stakes and Belmont Stakes set a stakes record that had previously been held by future winner, with $95,654. Third was Sally’s Alley’s more illustrious Hall of Fame inductees and , in 1907 and 1908, stablemate, , with $71,075. respectively. The following year Sally’s Alley joined a long list of preco- Her next race was a throwout, as she fnished eighth as the cious 2-year-olds that could not advance to the next level at 3. 2-1 favorite in Laurel’s Manor Handicap when she was caught She won the frst race of her sophomore season, an allowance in the barrier at the start of the race. She redeemed herself by race, then lost her next six starts. winning the second division of the Pimlico Futurity at 3-2 and Turf writers found excuses for her frst two setbacks. Her in the process became the frst horse to win the Belmont and frst loss was in a Pimlico allowance race for 3-year-olds and Pimlico futurities. She ended her season on a down note when up in which she conceded two pounds to the 4-year-old June she fnished second—and last—in the Pimlico Futurity Cup Grass, who had to set a track record for a mile to beat her. In

36 NewNew York York Breeder Breeder | |nytbreeders.org nytbreeders.org | |October Month 2017Year her second loss, the Pimlico Oaks (now the grade 2 Black-Eyed Susan Stakes), she was left at the start as the 1-2 favor- ite. However, no excuses were found for her next start, the Preakness, in which she fnished a no-mishap 11th. That race The following year (1923) convinced her connections she did not belong in her next scheduled start, the Sally’s Alley joined a long list Kentucky Derby. It was only a month before that Sally’s Alley and the eventual of precocious 2-year-olds Derby winner, Zev, had been co-favorites in the Derby future book. that could not advance 1 After a 2 ⁄2-month layoff she traveled to the next level at 3. to Saratoga, where she fnished second against allowance company, second in the Alabama Stakes, and eighth in the Saranac Handicap. After she had re- gained some of her lost luster in Mary- land by winning a handicap race and Ò the Capital Handicap, she was pulled losing three stakes races and a handicap where he fnished eighth and last in the up in the Pimlico Serial Weight-for Age in Maryland. Toronto Cup Handicap at Woodbine, Race No. 1. It was later disclosed both He began his 1924 season by compet- he returned to New York, fnishing sec- tendons in her left foreleg were lacer- ing in three major handicap races, fn- ond in the Brooklyn Handicap while ated and torn and she was retired to be ishing third to Zev in the Kings County carrying a scant 102 pounds as a 20-1 a broodmare. Handicap, second to Rialto in the Ex- outsider. Hephaistos, 106 pounds, was Sunsini (1920, Sun Briar—Contessi- celsior Handicap, and third in the Long the winner at 8-1 while Zev checked in na, by Count Schomberg) was bred and Beach Handicap at Jamaica. Although seventh as the 9-5 favorite while carrying originally raced by Kilmer but found granted large weight concessions in 130 pounds. success with another owner. His frst those races, it was evident Sunsini was After a sixth-place fnish in Aqueduct’s four starts for Kilmer were off-the-board competing at an entirely new level. Brookdale Handicap, Sunsini rebound- efforts, and in his next race, a 2-year-old After an unproductive trip to Canada, ed to fnish second in the Empire City claiming event on Oct. 25 at Empire City, he fnished second and was claimed by Lilane Stable for $1,650. He was sent to Oriental Park in Havana, Cuba, where he broke his maiden and won his next start. It was in between those two starts that he was gelded. He fnished last in his farewell event in Havana when he pulled up lame. In his frst 10 starts in 1923, he won two claiming races and an allowance. When he arrived at Saratoga, he began to show more ability, winning in suc- cession the Mohawk and Amsterdam selling stakes. After four moderately successful appearances downstate at Aq- ueduct and Jamaica, he won the Pierre- pont Handicap at Jamaica and New Ro- chelle Handicap at Belmont, although he faced a total of three opponents in PHOTO PROVIDED those two races. He ended the season by Sally’s Alley was the second-highest earner in 1922, banking $94,847

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Handicap, with his fellow New York- Sunsini’s next Saratoga bravado per- ing ninth in the bred Sting winning under 98 pounds. He formance was a victory in the Merchants at Aqueduct. That debacle was forgotten followed this with a second in the Mount and Citizens’ Handicap as the even- when he won his next four races, includ- Vernon Handicap carrying 102 pounds, money favorite carrying 109 pounds. ing the Whirl Stakes at Empire City, the with Ordinance fnishing frst and future My Play, the 117-pound highweight, was United States Hotel Stakes at Saratoga, Hall of Famer fnishing sixth as second. Sunsini’s summer at Saratoga and the . the 120-pound highweight. gave him his last wins of the year. After A 2-year-old championship and a date 1 It was after he won his next race, the a 2 ⁄2-month layoff due to an illness, he in Louisville in 1925 were looming on Yonkers Handicap as the 4-5 favorite, traveled south to Maryland, where he the horizon. Sunny Man’s road to Ken- that Turf writers were beginning to no- fnished second in the Merchants Handi- tucky took a slight detour when he fn- tice the ex-claimer. The New York Tele- cap, sixth (and last) in the Bowie Handi- ished third to his stablemate Sunsard in the Grand Union Hotel Stakes at Sara- toga. His heavy impost of 130 pounds was offered as an excuse, but his career took another downward turn when he fnished sixth in the prestigious at Saratoga. “ (Sunny Man) was a speed marvel Kilmer decided to give him a rest and bypass the rich Futurity at Belmont, On in the United States Hotel and Nov. 3 he won a prep race for the Pimlico Saratoga Special, and he looked Futurity in impressive fashion. Not as impressive was his running in the Pimli- like going on through the campaign.” co Futurity four days later as he fnished fourth with no apparent excuse. Ñ Daily Racing Form Despite his late season setbacks, Daily Racing Form still thought he would be a star in his 3-year-old season: “Sunny Man’s lineage is purely foreign, and it would be hard to improve on his blood- Ò lines...He was a speed marvel in the gram and Evening Mail enthused: “The cap, third in the Pimlico Cup Handicap, United States Hotel and Saratoga Spe- Lilane Stable’s little gelding showed to- 11th in the Gasden D. Bryan Memorial cial, and he looked like going on through day that he is a mighty formidable horse Handicap, and fourth in the Thanksgiv- the campaign. He was a good horse in 1 over such a distance (1 ⁄16 miles) and he ing Handicap. the Hopeful though unplaced through is capable of running in the company of The results did not deter Daily Rac- having the worst of racing luck.” almost any of them at that distance.” ing Form from calling him “one of the Sunny Man began his 3-year-old cam- Following his success in the Yonkers, toughest campaigners in training.” paign with a second as the 17-10 favorite Sunsini returned to Saratoga where he He fnished his 1924 season with three in an allowance race at . proceeded to run the best races of his ca- wins, seven seconds, and three thirds in Tragically, that was the last race of his reer. He began his stay at the Spa with 19 starts, with earnings of $26,950. career. Upon his arrival in New York an impressive second to My Own in the Sunsini’s glory days were over. Al- April 30, 1925, his handlers noticed Sun- Saratoga Handicap, followed by a win in though he won some stakes races in ny Man was sick, and he died the next the Delaware Handicap at 3-1 under a 1925, they were of the variety that today day. Veterinarians determined the horse 110-pound impost. would be labled ungraded or overnight. had been poisoned. Despite a reward Although he fnished second by a nose After one second and four off-the-board and private investigations by Kilmer, the to Klondyke in the Champlain Handi- performances at Miami in 1926 and perpetrator or perpetrators were never cap, Frank Ortell of the New York Tele- three losing efforts in 1927 the gallant found. gram and Evening Mail was impressed: gelding was retired. “Sunsini, as honest a little horse as we A Kilmer homebred that turf experts This article was adapted from the au- have ever seen, did his best fghting to had high hopes for was Sunny Man (1922; thor’s book From American Eclipse to the last gasp—but that was not enough Sun Briar—Romagne, by Polymelus). He Silent Screen; An Early History of New to beat the speedy Klondyke.” began his career June 28, 1924, by fnish- York-breds

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Sponsored by Held Accountable breezes in the Joseph A. Gimma ADAM COGLIANESE/NYRA Bromans strike with Double Time Held Accountable, Highway Star BY PAUL VOLPONI THE BEST-LAID PLANS OF HORSEMEN often take interesting twist-turns. But when a Thoroughbred’s foundation is solid and its connections are as insightful as breeder/owners Chester and Mary Broman, along with trainer Phil Serpe, those un- expected detours can lead directly to the winner’s circle. That was the case with the Bromans’ homebred Held Accountable, a 2-year-old flly by Exchange Rate. Prior to Held Accountable’s debut, a 1 winning one at 5 ⁄2 furlongs on the turf Aug. 17 at Saratoga, Chester Broman and Serpe were watching as she put in an early-morning work from the gate to earn her gate card. “She popped out of the gate (posi- tioned on the dirt), and we watched her outwork two of our other 2-year-olds that were pretty nice horses (while still) in-hand,” said Serpe. “We’re all looking at each other, asking ‘So, why are we running this flly on the turf frst time out?’ But, she had a turf pedigree, and we had another flly to run on the dirt.” ADAM COGLIANESE/NYRA Chester and Mary Broman, right, afer Highway Star’s victory Held Accountable got her chance

40 New York Breeder | nytbreeders.org | October 2017 reminded everyone of the essential yet often dangerous role the assistant start- ers play in racing. Trained by Wesley Ward and ridden by Kendrick Carmouche, who excels at put- ting horses on the engine, the free-running Battle Station was able to transfer his sen- sational early turf speed to the main track. He raced a quick opening quarter-mile in :22.94 and a half-mile in :45.94. In mid-stretch, though, Battle Station found an extra gear and impressively dashed away from his quartet of rivals. Out of the mare Uriel (an unraced daughter of Unbridled), Battle Station stopped the timer in 1:24.83, registering

CHELSEA DURAND/NYRA 1 a 9 ⁄4-length triumph. Highway Star defeating grade 1 winner Carina Mia in the Gallant Bloom “My horse triggered the gate (inci- dent) because he just wanted to come on Belmont Park’s main track for her BONGARD BATTLE out so bad. It just caused a chain-re- second start where she defeated a Switching from turf-to-dirt after a action with (What a Catch),” said Car- solid feld of freshmen Sept. 20 in the winning debut became a trend for fresh- mouche. “The good thing is both of $150,000 Joseph A. Gimma Stakes at men in state-bred stakes when Ken and them were OK.” seven furlongs. Sarah Ramsey’s Battle Station (by War- Alan Brodsky’s Inalienable Rights (by Held Accountable, who had raced a rior’s Reward) captured the $150,000 Mission Impazible) fnished second and bit greenly in her grass debut, was the Bertram F. Bongard Stakes Sept. 22 go- What a Catch was third. model of professionalism beneath Luis ing wire-to-wire in the male counterpart Saez. After rating comfortably in the to the Gimma Stakes. TANGLED UP ON TURF early going, the flly willingly split hors- The anticipated speed duel between Older New York-breds took to Bel- es in upper stretch before charging to Battle Station and Gary Barber’s What mont Park’s inner turf course Sept. 24 in the lead inside the fnal furlong. a Catch never materialized after the lat- a pair of twin $125,000 stakes contested 1 Held Accountable, who is out of New ter broke through the starting gate just at 1 ⁄8 miles: the Ashley T. Cole and the Harmony (an unraced daughter of A.P. prior to the race. An assistant starter, John Hettinger stakes (females). 1 Indy), registered a 2 ⁄4-length victory in Miguel Ramirez, indeed made a great Ever since being transferred to the 1:25.27. catch in holding onto the runner de- turf, Team D’s Get Jets (by Scat Daddy) Robert Rosenthal and Bradford Bern- spite injuring his shoulder and having has fnished frst or second in all fve stein’s homebred Berning Rose (by to be taken away in the trackside ambu- grass starts, including a score Aug. 25 Freud) was second with favored New- lance. The deft piece of horsemanship in Saratoga’s West Point Stakes Pre- 1 port Breeze fnishing 1 ⁄4 lengths back in third. The Bromans were back in the win- ner’s circle four days later when their homebred Highway Star collected her fourth graded stakes win with a gutsy, hard-charging performance Sept. 24 in the $300,000 Gallant Bloom Handicap 1 (G2) at 6 ⁄2 furlongs. Highway Star, who is out of Stolen Star (by Cat Thief), has risen from state- bred competition to the highest levels of the open ranks, fnishing third behind in the Stakes (G1) June 10. She had previously scored in the Handicap (G3) in

2016, and the Ruffan Stakes (G2) and ADAM COGLIANESE/NYRA Distaff Handicap (G3) this year. Get Jets, rail, edges Call Provision in the Ashley T. Cole

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denied, out-gaming runner-up Call Pro- vision by a nose in 1:47.74. “I like the feeling you get after your horse is giving it to you; they give a re- ally good fght. And as soon as your horse puts a head in front, they’re like, ‘Nah-uh, you’re not passing me,’ ” said Velazquez. Bred by Pat Pavlish, Get Jets, out of Sunny (by Dixieland Band), recorded his sixth win from 11 starts. Michael Dubb, Bethlehem Stables, and Gary Aisquith’s Fourstar Crook (by Freud) returned to her winning ways in the Hettinger after her eight-race win- ning streak was stopped with a runner- up fnish Aug. 25 in the Yaddo Stakes at Saratoga. Turning for home in the Hettinger, ADAM COGLIANESE/NYRA Team D on their way to the winner’s circle with Get Jets the 5-year-old mare, out of Avril a Por- tugal (by D’Accord), trailed by more than a dozen lengths. But class held true sented by Trustco Bank. Considered the sights on the lead. through the stretch as Fourstar Crook 1 leader of the division in the state-bred To his outside closed Klaravich Sta- surged late to post a 3 ⁄2-length victory turf ranks, the Tony Dutrow-trained Get bles and William Lawrence’s Call Provi- in 1:46.05. Jets was the 9-10 favorite in the Cole, sion. Down on the inside rail, New York- “She has a big, strong kick and she an event which would even further the bred stalwart Kharafa, owned by Paul got there in plenty of time. We thought colt’s claim to the top slot. Braverman and Timothy Pinch, was about trying her against open company Running in fourth position early in also in full stride. a couple of starts back and now it’s time a paceless race featuring an opening It was the perfect scenario for Get to try something big. We’ll think about half-mile in a pedestrian :49.06, Get Jets Jets and jockey John Velazquez to be wheeling her back in the (G1T) E.P. rallied wide into the grassy lane, setting beaten. Only the gutsy colt would not be Taylor (at Woodbine) in three weeks and then calling it a year for her,” said trainer Chad Brown. Fourstar Crook, piloted by Javier Castellano, has won nine of 13 starts and has earned $649,050. Mandaclair Stable and Bond Racing Stable’s Tizzelle (by Tizway) fnished second, a nose in front of Nantucket Thoroughbred Partners and Sheep Pond Partners’ Ack Naughty. Hettinger, of Akindale Farm, was a member of the board of trustees of the New York Racing Association, as well as a chairman emeritus of the Grayson- Jockey Club Research Foundation. Perhaps most importantly, Hettinger is remembered as being an advocate for the well-being of the Thoroughbred, earning him the of Merit in 2000. Hettinger was once quoted as

CHELSEA DURAND/NYRA saying, “All of my best friends have four Fourstar Crook gets back on the winning track in the John Hettinger legs.”

42 New York Breeder | nytbreeders.org | October 2017 OCTOBER 21, 2017 BELMONT PARK Lunch in the Belmont Room

oin the NYTB on October 21, 2017 at Belmont Park for the EMPIRE NEW YORK SHOWCASE DAY. JThis day at Belmont Park showcases an all New York-bred race card FEATURING EIGHT STAKES RACES! The NYTB offers a private charter bus departing from Saratoga Springs at 8 a.m. and arriving at JOE LABOZZETTA /NYRA JOE LABOZZETTA Belmont Park at approximately 12 noon. The bus will depart from Belmont Park after the conclusion of the day’s races. Included is lunch in the Belmont Room, located directly above the fnish line overlooking the track. Enjoy excellent cuisine and spectacular views while experiencing the best New York-bred racing has to offer! Bus & Lunch: Empire Classic 1 1/8 Miles 3&UP $300,000 $95.00 per person Empire Distaff 1 1/16 Miles F&M 3&UP $250,000 Includes round-trip charter bus Mohawk 1 1/16 (Turf) 3&UP $200,000 transportation from Saratoga to Ticonderoga 1 1/16 (Turf) F&M 3&UP $200,000 Belmont Park, buffet style lunch Sleepy Hollow 1 Mile 2YO $250,000 in the Belmont Room, admission, Maid of the Mist 1 Mile F2YO $250,000 Race Program, tax and gratuities Hudson 6 ½ Furlongs 3&UP $150,000 Iroquois 6 ½ Furlongs F&M 3&UP $150,000 Lunch Only: $65.00 per person

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SARANAC STAKES (GR. IIIT) 2012: Cruzin On In, ch f, by Stormy Atlantic. Raced 3 yrs, 16 Saratoga, 9/2, $300,000a ($300,000), 3yo, 9f, 1:46.18, course firm. sts, 5 wins, $79,443. 1—VOODOO SONG, 117, c, (English Channel—Mystic Chant, by Un- 2013: R F Burton, b g, by Congrats. Raced 3 yrs, 7 sts, 1 win, bridled's Song), A++, $180,000, B—Stonewall Farm (N.Y.), O—Barry K. $55,785. Schwartz, T—Linda Rice, J—Jose Lezcano 2014: VOODOO SONG, ch c, by English Channel. 2—Yoshida, 121, c, (Heart's Cry—Hilda's Passion, by Canadian At 3: Won Saranac S (gr. IIIT). Frontier), B, $60,000, O—WinStar Farm, Head of Plains Partners et al. 2015: Singapore Trader, gr/ro c, by Flatter. Raced 1 yr, 2 sts, 0 3—, 123, c, (Giant's Causeway—Beyond the wins, $16,460. Waves, by Ocean Crest), A+, $30,000, O—Klaravich Stables and 2016: Gr/ro c, by English Channel. William H. Lawrence 2017: Dkb/br c, by Japan. Margins—neck, 1, 23. 8 starters. Inbreeding: 3SX5D Mr. Prospector; 5SX5D . Voodoo Song, ch c, 2014 Nicking: ENGLISH CHANNEL w/UNBRIDLED'S SONG mares: 1 foal, 1 str, 1 wnr (100%), 0 2yo wnrs (0%), 1 SW (100%), Mr. Prospector, 70 1 GSW (100%) Smart Strike, 92 ENGLISH Classy 'n Smart, 81 Broodmare sire: UNBRIDLED'S SONG, gr/ro, 1993-2013. Sire of SV PHOTOGRAPHY CHANNEL, 619 dams of 2,471 foals, 1,721 rnrs (70%), 1,192 wnrs (48%), Mr. Pete ch, 02 , 82 320 2yo wnrs (13%), 1.47 AEI, 1.39 CI; 148 sw. Belva, 98 2013: Slipped. Committed, 80 2nd dam: MYSTIC RHYTHMS, b, 1993. Bred by Rising Sun Farm 2014: Slipped. (N.J.). Raced 2 yrs, 9 sts, 5 wins, $210,564. Won Jersey Jumper Unbridled, 87 2015: MR. PETE, dkb/br c, by Shanghai Bobby. Unbridled's Song, 93 S, Maryland Million Lassie S (R); 3rd S (gr. III). Dam of At 2: Won Aspirant S (R). MYSTIC Trolley Song, 83 MYSTIC SOUL (f, Bahri; $138,151, Won Golden Poppy S, T; 2nd 2017: Ch f, by Shackleford. CHANT, Miesque S, gr. IIIT, Miss Grillo S, T; 3rd Honeymoon Breeders' gr/ro, 02 Citidancer, 87 Nicking: SHANGHAI BOBBY w/DEFRERE mares: 1 foal, 1 str, 1 Mystic Rhythms, 93 Cup H, gr. IIT; dam of ENCRYPTION), MYSTIC STRIKE (c, Smart wnr (100%), 1 2yo wnr (100%), 1 SW (100%), 0 GSW (0%) Timeandaword, 85 Strike; $136,360, Won Radnor Hunt Cup Timber S, T), Biorhythm Broodmare sire: Defrere, dkb/br, 1992. Sire of 110 dams of 376 (f, Malibu Moon; $186,950, 2nd Mizdirection S, T). Granddam of foals, 237 rnrs (63%), 169 wnrs (45%), 30 2yo wnrs (8%), 1.03 MYSTIC SKY, Sunnysammi. AEI, 1.30 CI; 11 sw. 2nd dam: Dodge City Riches, ch, 1992. Bred by John D. Stuart and ASPIRANT STAKES (R) Peter C. Bance (Md.). Raced 2 yrs, 14 sts, 3 wins, $27,331. Dam Finger Lakes, 9/9, $117,263a ($117,263), 2yo, N.Y.-bred, 6f, 1:11.94, of LOVELY FIONA (f, Not For Love; $146,805, Won Girl Powder track fast. H, R; producer). 1—MR. PETE, 121, c, (Shanghai Bobby—Dakota Doll, by Defrere), B+, $70,357, B/O—Nirvana Stables (N.Y.), T—James T. Ryerson, J— LADY FINGER STAKES (R) Harry Hernandez Finger Lakes, 9/9, $116,550a ($116,550), 2yo, f, N.Y.-bred, 6f, 2—Lover's Leap, 121, c, (Bridgetown—Commercial Kisser, by Kis- 1:12.04, track fast. sin Kris), C+, $23,452, O—Mark Valentine 1—INDY'S LADY, 121, (Take Charge Indy—Sweet Aloha, by Western 3—Collective Effort, 121, c, (Mission Impazible—The Funky Cat), B, $69,930, B—Alan R. Cook (N.Y.), O—Orlando DiRienzo and Express, by Freud), C, $11,726, O—Loudmouth Racing and Dark Southfield Farm, T—Jeremiah C. Englehart, J—John R. Davila Jr. Horse Racing Stable 1 2—One Last Cast, 121, (Algorithms—Firsttotheline, by First Margins—2 , nose, 1. 7 starters. Samurai), C, $23,310, O—Jake J. and Todd A. Pletcher

CHELSEA DURAND/NYRA Mr. Pete, dkb/br c, 2015 3—Salty Smile, 121, (Bellamy Road—Saltamontes, by Voodo Song Wheelaway), A, $11,655, O—Gabrielle Farm Harlan, 89 Margins—8, 1, neck. 7 starters. Harlan's , 99 RACE AND (STAKES) RECORD SHANGHAI Christmas in Indy's Lady, dkb/br f, 2015 BOBBY, Aiken, 92 Age Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned , 74 dkb/br, 10 At 2 3 1 1 0 $48,000 Orientate, 98 TAKE A.P. Indy, 89 At 3 6 4(1) 0 0 $312,485 Steelin', 04 CHARGE , 80 Steel Band, 97 Lifetime 9 5(1) 1 0 $360,485 INDY, Dehere, 91 Deputy Minister, 79 dkb/br, 09 , 99 Sire: ENGLISH CHANNEL, ch, 2002. Raced 4 yrs in NA and UAE, 23 Defrere, 92 Felicita, 94 sts, 13 wins, $5,319,028. Champion turf male. Won John Deere DAKOTA Sister Dot, 85 Breeders' Cup Turf (gr. IT), United Nations S (gr. IT) twice, Joe DOLL, Storm Cat, 83 ch, 05 Citidancer, 87 Western Cat, 93 Hirsch Turf Classic Invitational S (gr. IT) twice, Woodford Reserve Dodge City Riches, 92 SWEET Mill Loft, 85 Turf Classic S (gr. IT), Virginia Derby (gr. IIIT), Colonial Turf Cup Gallant Ahead, 77 ALOHA, S (T), Woodlawn S (T), Canadian Turf H (T); 2nd Turf b, 04 Tagish, 86 RACE AND (STAKES) RECORD Sweet Leilani, 95 Classic Invitational S (gr. IT), Invitational S (gr. Mauna Loa, 72 IT), Manhattan H (gr. IT), Secretariat S (gr. IT); 3rd John Deere Age Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned Breeders' Cup Turf (gr. IT). At 2 4 2(1) 1 0 $125,957 RACE AND (STAKES) RECORD Lifetime: 7 crops, 491 foals, 351 rnrs (71%), 225 wnrs (46%), 32 Lifetime 4 2(1) 1 0 $125,957 Age Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned 2yo wnrs (7%), 32 sw (7%), 1.57 AEI, 1.55 CI, 197 sale yrlgs, Sire: SHANGHAI BOBBY, dkb/br, 2010. Raced 2 yrs, 8 sts, 6 wins, At 2 1 1(1) 0 0 $69,930 avg $34,150, 0.7 TNA. $1,857,000. Champion 2yo colt. Won Grey Goose Breeders' Cup Lifetime 1 1(1) 0 0 $69,930 In 2017: 9 sw, 58 2yos, 11 2yo rnrs, 2 2yo wnrs, 6 sale yrlgs, Juvenile (gr. I), Foxwoods Champagne S (gr. I), Three Chimneys Sire: TAKE CHARGE INDY, dkb/br, 2009. Raced 3 yrs, 14 sts, 3 wins, avg $5,867. Hopeful S (gr. II), Track Barron S, Aljamin S; 2nd Holy Bull S (gr. III). $1,103,496. Won Florida Derby (gr. I), S (gr. II); 2nd Clark 1st dam: MYSTIC CHANT, gr/ro, 2002. Bred by Vegso Racing Stable Lifetime: 1 crop, 116 foals, 27 rnrs (23%), 6 wnrs (5%), 6 2yo H (gr. I), S (gr. III), Arlington-Washington Futurity (gr. (Ky.). Raced 2 yrs, 8 sts, 2 wins, $77,650. Won Open Mind S wnrs (5%), 2 sw (2%), 0.97 AEI, 1.43 CI, 94 sale yrlgs, avg III); 3rd Donn H (gr. I), Fayette S (gr. II). (R). Dam of 7 named foals, 7 rnrs, 6 wnrs, 1 sw. ($200,000, $101,085, 1.5 TNA. Lifetime: 1 crop, 88 foals, 27 rnrs (31%), 9 wnrs (10%), 9 2yo 2003 keesep yrlg). In 2017: 2 sw, 116 2yos, 27 2yo rnrs, 6 2yo wnrs, 23 sale yrlgs, wnrs (10%), 2 sw (2%), 0.83 AEI, 1.59 CI, 72 sale yrlgs, avg 2008: Old Guys Rule, gr/ro g, by Malibu Moon. Raced 4 yrs, 5 avg $75,652. $35,911, 0.5 TNA. sts, 1 win, $29,540. ($250,000 ftsaug yrlg). 1st dam: Dakota Doll, ch, 2005. Bred by Lilliput Farm (N.J.). Raced In 2017: 2 sw, 88 2yos, 27 2yo rnrs, 9 2yo wnrs, 15 sale yrlgs, 2010: Stable Boy Kelly, gr/ro g, by Lion Heart. Raced 6 yrs, 50 3 yrs, 21 sts, 6 wins, $273,452. 2nd Open Mind H (R). Dam of 2 avg $24,807. sts, 4 wins, $50,223. named foals, 2 rnrs, 2 wnrs, 1 sw. ($15,000, 2006 eassep yrlg). 1st dam: Sweet Aloha, b, 2004. Bred by O'Sullivan Farms (W.Va.). 2011: Moonlight Fantasy, ch f, by Malibu Moon. Raced 2 yrs, 7 2012: Imperial Badger, dkb/br f, by Imperialism. Raced 4 yrs, 22 Raced 4 yrs, 21 sts, 8 wins, $133,600. Dam of 4 named foals, sts, 1 win, $41,492. sts, 2 wins, $28,196. ($5,000 obsaug yrlg). 3 rnrs, 3 wnrs, 2 sw.

44 New York Breeder | nytbreeders.org | October 2017 Sire: Freud, b, 1998. Raced 2 yrs in Eng, Fr, and Ire, 12 sts, 1 win, (gr. III), Hollywood Juvenile Championship S (gr. III); 3rd Frank $44,016. 3rd Cork and Orrery S (Eng-II). E. Kilroe Mile H (gr. IIT), Lane's End H (gr. II). Lifetime: 13 crops, 1,170 foals, 775 rnrs (66%), 517 wnrs (44%), Lifetime: 13 crops, 1,294 foals, 986 rnrs (76%), 742 wnrs (57%), 105 2yo wnrs (9%), 55 sw (5%), 1.56 AEI, 1.26 CI, 253 sale yrlgs, 169 2yo wnrs (13%), 87 sw (7%), 1.47 AEI, 1.41 CI, 465 sale avg $32,495, 0.5 TNA. yrlgs, avg $67,090, 1.2 TNA. In 2017: 6 sw, 106 2yos, 13 2yo rnrs, 5 2yo wnrs, 8 sale yrlgs, In 2017: 8 sw, 57 2yos, 27 2yo rnrs, 10 2yo wnrs, 36 sale yrlgs, avg $64,125. avg $104,492. 1st dam: Lady Renaissance, ch, 2003. Bred by Gayle Jones (Ky.). 1st dam: New Harmony, b, 2000. Bred by W. S. Farish and E.J. Raced 3 yrs in Fr and NA, 14 sts, 2 wins, $57,055. Dam of 4 Hudson, Jr. Irrevocable Trust (Ky.). Unraced. Dam of 10 named named foals, 4 rnrs, 2 wnrs, 1 sw. ($40,000, 2004 keejan yrlg; foals, 8 rnrs, 6 wnrs, 1 sw. ($190,000, 2008 keenov, Smart Strike; $15,000, 2009 keenov, Strong Hope). $20,000, 2015 ftnmix, Central Banker). 2010: B c, by Strong Hope. 2004: Harmony Jane, b f, by Gulch. Raced 2 yrs, 7 sts, 1 win, 2011: Bern Baby, dkb/br f, by Bernstein. Raced 2 yrs, 7 sts, 0 $39,452. Sent to Rus 2009. wins, $18,562. 2005: Meethaaq, b c, by Kingmambo. Raced 2 yrs in Eng, 6 sts, 2012: American Feminist, b f, by War Front. Raced 2 yrs, 11 sts, 1 win, $15,012. Sent to UAE 2006. ($600,000 keesep yrlg). SV PHOTOGRAPHY 2006: Joyous, b f, by Empire Maker. Raced 1 yr, 6 sts, 0 wins, Indy’s Lady 0 wins, $12,737. ($240,000 saraug yrlg). 2013: Dkb/br f, by Mineshaft. Died 2013. $21,167. ($300,000 keesep yrlg). Died 2010. 2012: Man O Manassas, b g, by Copelan Too. Raced 2 yrs, 13 2014: Gio's Lady, ch f, by Gio Ponti. Raced 2 yrs, 9 sts, 2 wins, 2007: Grand Duc, b c, by Kingmambo. Raced 3 yrs in Fr, 17 sts, 1 sts, 1 win, $26,824. 3rd Coin Collector S (R). $44,355. ($9,000 ftkoct yrlg; $52,000 obsapr 2yo). win, $50,550. ($300,000 keesep yrlg). Died 2013. 2013: Two Foot Up, b f, by Copelan Too. Unraced. 2015: THERAPIST, ch c, by Freud. 2008: Bubble Pop, b f, by Smart Strike. Unraced. Dam of 3 foals, 2014: FILIBUSTIN, dkb/br f, by Bustin Stones. Raced 2 yrs, 8 sts, At 2: Won Laurel Futurity (T). 2 rnrs, 2 wnrs. Sent to Arg 2010. ($45,000 keesep yrlg). 3 wins, $194,370. Won Joseph A. Gimma S (R), Key Cents S 2017: F, by Freud. 2009: Strike Accord, b f, by Smart Strike. Raced 4 yrs, 27 sts, (R); 3rd New York Stallion Series S (R). Inbreeding: 5SX5D Ruler. 3 wins, $263,523. 2nd John Hettinger S (RT). 2015: INDY'S LADY, dkb/br f, by Take Charge Indy. ($65,000 2010: In Harm's Way, b g, by Hook and Ladder. Raced 6 yrs, Nicking: FREUD w/SMART STRIKE mares: 3 foals, 2 strs, 2 wnrs keenov wnlg; $150,000 easmay 2yo). 27 sts, 5 wins, $196,168. 2nd New York Breeders' Futurity At 2: Won Lady Finger S (R). (67%), 2 2yo wnrs (67%), 1 SW (33%), 0 GSW (0%) (R); 3rd Saratoga Special S (gr. II), Bertram F. Bongard S (R), 2016: Dkb/br c, by Forty Tales. Broodmare sire: SMART STRIKE, b, 1992-2015. Sire of 444 dams New York Stallion S (R). Inbreeding: 4SX5SX5D Secretariat. of 1,404 foals, 958 rnrs (68%), 651 wnrs (46%), 182 2yo wnrs 2011: Wabanaki, b f, by Indian Charlie. Unraced. Nicking: TAKE CHARGE INDY w/WESTERN CAT mares: 1 foal, (13%), 1.67 AEI, 1.39 CI; 81 sw. 2012: Summon the Spirit, b f, by . Raced 2 yrs, 6 1 str, 1 wnr (100%), 1 2yo wnr (100%), 1 SW (100%), 0 GSW 2nd dam: Artistic, dkb/br, 1994. Bred by Pam and Martin Wygod sts, 0 wins, $25,122. (0%) (Calif.). Raced 1 yr, 1 st, 0 wins. 2013: Not bred. Broodmare sire: Western Cat, ch, 1993. Sire of 38 dams of 86 2014: Slipped. foals, 37 rnrs (43%), 19 wnrs (22%), 5 2yo wnrs (6%), 0.57 JOSEPH A. GIMMA STAKES (R) 2015: HELD ACCOUNTABLE, b f, by Exchange Rate. AEI, 1.17 CI; 2 sw. Belmont Park, 9/20, $150,000a ($150,000), 2yo, f, N.Y.-bred, 7f, At 2: Won Joseph A. Gimma S (R). 2nd dam: Sweet Leilani, dkb/br, 1995-2012. Bred by O'Sullivan 1:25.27, track fast. 2016: Dkb/br c, by Central Banker. Farms and Robert McMillan (W.Va.). Unraced. 1—HELD ACCOUNTABLE, 120, (Exchange Rate—New Harmony, by 2017: F, by Daredevil. A.P. Indy), A, $90,000, B/O—Chester and Mary R. Broman (N.Y.), T— Inbreeding: 5SX5D ; 5SX4D II; 3SX5D LAUREL FUTURITY (T) Philip M. Serpe, J—Luis Saez Northern Dancer. 2—Berning Rose, 120, (Freud—Peach Flambe, by Flying Chevron), Nicking: EXCHANGE RATE w/A.P. INDY mares: 14 foals, 13 strs, Laurel Park, 9/16, $100,000g ($100,000), 2yo, 6f, 1:09.50, course A, $30,000, O—Robert D. Rosenthal and Bradford H. Bernstein 8 wnrs (57%), 2 2yo wnrs (14%), 2 SW (14%), 1 GSW (7%) firm. 3—Newport Breeze, 120, (Majestic Warrior—Coy Cat, by Hold 1—THERAPIST, 120, c, (Freud—Lady Renaissance, by Smart Strike), Broodmare sire: A.P. INDY, dkb/br, 1989. Sire of 586 dams of 3,012 That Tiger), D, $15,000, O—Ryan Exline, Justin Border, and Steven A, $60,000, B—Oak Bluff Stable and C. Clement (N.Y.), O—Oak Bluff foals, 2,202 rnrs (73%), 1,504 wnrs (50%), 381 2yo wnrs (13%), Gail Johnson 1.67 AEI, 1.45 CI; 183 sw. Stables, T—Christophe Clement, J—Daniel Centeno 1 1 1 2—Stroll Smokin, 120, g, (Stroll—Glackety, by ), D, Margins—2 , 1 , 3 . 8 starters. 2nd dam: Battle Creek Girl, b, 1977-2004. Bred by John W. Gal- $20,000, O—Barak Farm Held Accountable, b f, 2015 breath (Ky.). Raced 2 yrs, 20 sts, 3 wins, $40,240. 3rd Polly Drum- 3—Majestic Dunhill, 120, c, (Majesticperfection—Candy Fortune, mond S. Dam of TRICKY CREEK (c, Clever Trick; $873,288, Won Northern Dancer, 61 by ), A++, $10,000, O—R. A. Hill Stable Danzig, 77 Brown and Williamson Kentucky Jockey Club S, gr. II, Nassau 1 1 EX- County H, gr. II, Discovery H, gr. II, Gold Cup S, gr. III, Colin Margins—head, 1 , 1 . 9 starters. CHANGE Pas de Nom, 68 Therapist, ch c, 2015 RATE, S; 2nd Philip H Iselin H, gr. I, GMC-Saint Paul Derby, gr. II, National , 85 Jockey Club H, gr. III, Thistledown Budweiser Breeders' Cup H, gr/ro, 97 Sterling Pound, 91 Storm Bird, 78 Spectacular Bev, 84 etc., sire), PARADE GROUND (c, Kingmambo; $794,995, Won Storm Cat, 83 National Museum of Racing Hall of Fame H, gr. IIT, Lexington S, gr. FREUD, Terlingua, 76 Seattle Slew, 74 IIIT, Lawrence Realization H, gr. IIIT, Bougainvillea H, gr. IIIT, Tampa b, 98 A.P. Indy, 89 Rahy, 85 NEW Weekend Surprise, 80 Bay Derby; 2nd Bowling Green H, gr. IIT, Saranac H, gr. IIIT, etc., Mariah's Storm, 91 HARMONY, sire), SPEED DIALER (f, Phone Trick; $384,656, Won Arlington- Immense, 79 b, 00 His Majesty, 68 Washington Lassie S, gr. II, Cottonwood S, American Beauty S, Battle Creek Girl, 77 Mr. Prospector, 70 Far Beyond, 72 etc.; dam of STORM ALERT, HIGH SPEED ACCESS), PARADE Smart Strike, 92 LEADER (c, Kingmambo; $712,507, Won New Orleans H, gr. II, LADY Classy 'n Smart, 81 Princeton S, T; 2nd S, gr. III, H; 3rd Hawthorne RENAISSANCE, ch, 03 Pirate's Bounty, 75 Gold Cup H, gr. II, Jamaica H, gr. IIT, etc.), WAVERING GIRL (f, Artistic, 94 Wavering Monarch; $314,084, Champion 2yo filly in Can. Won Paintbrush, 77 Natalma S, T, Victoria S, Colin S, Friar Rock S; 2nd International RACE AND (STAKES) RECORD Turf Cup S, T, Heather S, etc., dam of MILITARY, GLENCO KID), EVERHOPE (f, Danzig; $310,234, Won Edgewood S; 2nd Eaton- Age Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned town S, gr. IIIT, Dogwood S; 3rd Fleur de Lis H, gr. III, At 2 2 2(1) 0 0 $97,200 H, T; producer), Matriarch (f, Wavering Monarch; $107,185, Lifetime 2 2(1) 0 0 $97,200 3rd Ocean City S, T; dam of STAR OF VALOR, FLEET WAHINE, Dantsu Running, Green Star Bow), Swiss Asset (g, Private Account; $331,022, 2nd Robert H A. Nixon Memorial H, R, Skipper Bill S, R, etc.). Granddam of, IZE IN TROUBLE, HIPPOMENES, GOLD HISTORY, CHALEE, Capitulation, Hymn's Girl.

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ADAM COGLIANESE/NYRA Belmont Park, 9/22, $150,000g ($147,000), 2yo, N.Y.-bred, 7f, Held Accountable 1:24.83, track fast. 1—BATTLE STATION, 120, c, (Warrior's Reward—Uriel, by Unbri- dled), A++, $90,000, B—Lansdowne Thoroughbreds (N.Y.), O—Ken- RACE AND (STAKES) RECORD neth L. and Sarah K. Ramsey, T—Wesley A. Ward, J—Kendrick Car- Age Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned mouche At 2 2 2(1) 0 0 $133,800 2—Inalienable Rights, 120, c, (Mission Impazible—Corre Scout, by Lifetime 2 2(1) 0 0 $133,800 El Corredor), A, $30,000, O—Alan Brodsky Sire: EXCHANGE RATE, gr/ro, 1997. Raced 3 yrs, 15 sts, 6 wins, 3—What a Catch, 122, c, (Justin Phillip—Catch My Fancy, by Yes JIM MCCUE/MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB JIM MCCUE/MARYLAND It's True), A+, $15,000, O—Gary Barber Therapist $479,803. Won H (gr. II), S; 2nd Best Pal S Margins—91, 73, 3. 5 starters.

October 2017 | nytbreeders.org | New York Breeder 45 Battle Station, dkb/br c, 2015 2—Tizzelle, 116, f, 4, (Tizway—Smart Engagement, by Smart Strike), Broodmare sire: D'ACCORD, b, 1979-2011. Sire of 117 dams of A+, $25,000, O—Mandaclair Stable and Bond Racing Stable 733 foals, 531 rnrs (72%), 390 wnrs (53%), 70 2yo wnrs (10%), El Prado, 89 3—Ack Naughty, 118, m, 5, (Afeet Alex—Dash for Money, by Medaglia d'Oro, 99 1.21 AEI, 1.34 CI; 36 sw. WARRIOR'S Cappucino Bay, 89 General Meeting), D, $12,500, O—Nantucket Thoroughbred Partners 2nd dam: Emiress, b, 1983-2011. Bred by Pen-Y-Bryn Farm (Ky.). Raced REWARD, and Sheep Pond Partners 2 yrs, 11 sts, 1 win, $12,670. Dam of JAY'S CROWN (c, D'Accord; b, 06 Seeking the Gold, 85 Margins—31, nose, 1. 9 starters. For All You Do, 99 $97,655, Won Choice S, T). Granddam of COURT DANCER. Salina Cookie, 93 Fourstar Crook, b m, 2012 ASHLEY T. COLE STAKES (RT) Fappiano, 77 Storm Bird, 78 Unbridled, 87 Storm Cat, 83 Belmont Park, 9/24, $125,000a ($125,000), 3 and up, N.Y.-bred, 9f, Gana Facil, 81 URIEL, FREUD, Terlingua, 76 1:47.74, course firm. b, 01 Kris S., 77 b, 98 Rahy, 85 1—GET JETS, 123, c, 4, (Scat Daddy—Sunny, by Dixieland Band), Episode, 91 Mariah's Storm, 91 A++, $75,000, B—Pat Pavlish (N.Y.), O—Team D, T—Anthony W. Long Legend, 78 Immense, 79 Dutrow, J—John R. Velazquez Secretariat, 70 2—Call Provision, 120, g, 4, (Lemon Drop Kid—Run In, by Dynafor- D'Accord, 79 mer), A+, $25,000, O—Klaravich Stables and William H. Lawrence AVRIL A , 67 3—Kharafa, 120, g, 8, (Kitalpha—Exquisite Cassie, by King of PORTUGAL, Kings), A++, $12,500, O—Paul Braverman and Timothy Pinch b, 96 , 64 Emiress, 83 Margins—nose, 3, 1. 6 starters. Court Circuit, 64 Get Jets, ch c, 2013

Hennessy, 93 Johannesburg, 99 SCAT Myth, 93 DADDY, dkb/br, 04 Mr. Prospector, 70 Love Style, 99 Likeable Style, 90 Northern Dancer, 61 Dixieland Band, 80 SUNNY, Mississippi Mud, 73 ADAM COGLIANESE/NYRA ch, 06 Battle Station Good Morning Morning Bob, 81 Smile, 88 RACE AND (STAKES) RECORD Charming Smile, 82 Age Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned At 2 2 2(1) 0 0 $133,800

Lifetime 2 2(1) 0 0 $133,800 ADAM COGLIANESE/NYRA Sire: WARRIOR'S REWARD, b, 2006. Raced 2 yrs, 17 sts, 4 wins, Fourstar Crook $565,716. Won Carter H (gr. I); 2nd Jim Dandy S (gr. II), Churchill RACE AND (STAKES) RECORD Downs S (gr. II), Northern Dancer S (gr. III); 3rd Dwyer S (gr. II), Phoenix S (gr. III). Age Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned Lifetime: 4 crops, 360 foals, 250 rnrs (69%), 164 wnrs (46%), 53 At 2 2 0 1 0 $11,200 2yo wnrs (15%), 11 sw (3%), 1.07 AEI, 1.46 CI, 276 sale yrlgs, At 3 3 2 0 0 $82,850 avg $39,355, 0.6 TNA. At 4 4 4(2) 0 0 $255,000 In 2017: 2 sw, 96 2yos, 35 2yo rnrs, 8 2yo wnrs, 24 sale yrlgs, At 5 4 3(3) 1(1) 0 $300,000 avg $22,521. Lifetime 13 9(5) 2(1) 0 $649,050 1st dam: Uriel, b, 2001. Bred by Adele B. Dilschneider (Ky.). Unraced. Sire: Freud, b, 1998. Raced 2 yrs in Eng, Fr, and Ire, 12 sts, 1 win, Dam of 7 named foals, 7 rnrs, 5 wnrs, 1 sw. ($135,000, 2002 $44,016. 3rd Cork and Orrery S (Eng-II).

keesep yrlg; $13,000, 2012 keenov, Discreet Cat; $17,000, 2014 Lifetime: 13 crops, 1,171 foals, 778 rnrs (66%), 520 wnrs (44%), ADAM COGLIANESE/NYRA keenov, Warrior's Reward). 106 2yo wnrs (9%), 55 sw (5%), 1.56 AEI, 1.27 CI, 253 sale yrlgs, Get Jets (inside) 2008: Stary Light, b f, by Johannesburg. Raced 4 yrs, 12 sts, avg $32,495, 0.5 TNA. 1 win, $14,233. In 2017: 6 sw, 106 2yos, 15 2yo rnrs, 6 2yo wnrs, 8 sale yrlgs, RACE AND (STAKES) RECORD 2009: Laria, b f, by Giant's Causeway. Raced 5 yrs, 16 sts, 6 avg $64,125. Age Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned wins, $71,300. 1st dam: Avril a Portugal, b, 1996. Bred by John Hettinger (N.Y.). At 2 3 2(1) 1(1) 0 $223,800 2010: Rolanda, ch f, by Pulpit. Raced 3 yrs, 15 sts, 1 win, Raced 3 yrs, 7 sts, $4,740. Dam of 10 named foals, 8 rnrs, 6 At 3 3 1 0 0 $43,050 $37,415. wnrs, 1 sw. At 4 5 3(2) 2(1) 0 $259,000 2011: Center On the Moon, b g, by Malibu Moon. Raced 4 yrs, 2002: Mr. Ticonderoga, dkb/br g, by Lion Hearted. Raced 3 yrs, Lifetime 11 6(3) 3(2) 0 $525,850 26 sts, 3 wins, $92,120. ($120,000 ftkoct yrlg). 20 sts, 2 wins, $24,546. ($110,000 saraug yrlg). Sire: SCAT DADDY, dkb/br, 2004-2015. Raced 2 yrs, 9 sts, 5 wins, 2012: Crayon, dkb/br f, by Hard Spun. Raced 2 yrs, 4 sts, 0 2003: Port of Stone, b f, by . Raced 3 yrs, 12 sts, 1 $1,334,300. Won Florida Derby (gr. I), Champagne S (gr. I), Foun- wins, $24,705. win, $12,079. ($20,000 saraug yrlg). tain of Youth S (gr. II), Sanford S (gr. II); 2nd Hopeful S (gr. I); 3rd 2013: Single Bullet, b c, by Discreet Cat. Raced 2 yrs in Tri, 19 2004: Osa, b f, by Take Me Out. Died 2006. Holy Bull S (gr. III). sts, 0 wins, $930. ($7,000 keesep yrlg; $20,000 obsopn 2yo). 2005: Legend, dkb/br g, by Jump Start. Raced 7 yrs, Lifetime: 7 crops, 901 foals, 557 rnrs (62%), 383 wnrs (43%), 152 2015: BATTLE STATION, dkb/br c, by Warrior's Reward. ($50,000 64 sts, 14 wins, $328,084. 2yo wnrs (17%), 92 sw (10%), 1.90 AEI, 1.57 CI, 492 sale yrlgs, keenov wnlg). 2006: Barren. avg $154,513, 2.2 TNA. At 2: Won Bertram F. Bongard S (R). 2007: Strategic Missile, ch f, by Strategic Mission. Raced 5 yrs, 2017: F, by Amira's Prince (Ire). 33 sts, 3 wins, $178,878. In 2017: 20 sw, 150 2yos, 57 2yo rnrs, 25 2yo wnrs, 67 sale yrlgs, Inbreeding: 5SX5D Broadway; 4SX4D Mr. Prospector. 2008: Garnish, b g, by Eltish. Raced 1 yr, 1 st, 0 wins, $197. avg $325,970. Nicking: WARRIOR'S REWARD w/UNBRIDLED mares: 2 foals, 2 Died 2012. 1st dam: Sunny, ch, 2006. Bred by John Hettinger (N.Y.). Raced 3 yrs, strs, 2 wnrs (100%), 2 2yo wnrs (100%), 1 SW (50%), 0 GSW (0%) 2009: Barren. 8 sts, 1 win, $32,485. Dam of 4 named foals, 2 rnrs, 2 wnrs, 1 sw. Broodmare sire: UNBRIDLED, b, 1987-2001. Sire of 294 dams of 2010: Genteela, dkb/br f, by Suave. Raced 1 yr, 4 sts, 0 wins, 2012: Heavenly Sun, ch g, by Holy Bull. Raced 4 yrs, 17 sts, 1 1,830 foals, 1,364 rnrs (75%), 973 wnrs (53%), 226 2yo wnrs $5,364. ($30,000 saraug yrlg). win, $53,054. (12%), 1.44 AEI, 1.41 CI; 91 sw. 2012: FOURSTAR CROOK, b f, by Freud. ($55,000 saraug yrlg; 2013: GET JETS, ch c, by Scat Daddy. ($162,000 saraug yrlg; $300,000 obsapr 2yo). 2nd dam: Episode, ch, 1991. Bred by Herman Sarkowsky (Ky.). Raced $110,000 easmay 2yo). At 2: Won Sleepy Hollow S (R), 2nd Bertram F. Bongard S (R). 3 yrs, 5 sts, 1 win, $12,425. Dam of VESTREY LADY (f, Vicar; At 4: Won Yaddo S (RT), John Hettinger S (RT). At 4: Won West Point S Presented by Trustco Bank (RT), $531,771, Won Royal North S, Can-IIIT, Duchess S, La Lorgnette At 5: Won Dr. James Penny Memorial S (gr. IIIT), John Het- Ashley T. Cole S (RT), 2nd Forbidden Apple S (T). S, etc. producer). Granddam of OUR QUISTA, PLUS ULTRA. tinger S (RT), Mount Vernon S (RT), 2nd Yaddo S (RT). 2013: F, by Freud. Died 2013. 2014: British Exit, ch c, by Broken Vow. Unraced. ($350,000 JOHN HETTINGER STAKES (RT) 2014: Inspired Blue, b f, by Frost Giant. Raced 1 yr, 3 sts, 1 win, keesep yrlg). $16,580. ($5,000 easoct yrlg). 2015: Ride to the Sunset, b c, by Caleb's Posse. Unraced. Belmont Park, 9/24, $125,000a ($125,000), 3 and up, f and m, N.Y.- 2016: B c, by Broken Vow. ($70,000 keesep yrlg). bred, 9f, 1:46.05, course firm. 2016: Kitty's Legacy, ch f, by Freud. ($110,000 saraug yrlg). 1—FOURSTAR CROOK, 123, m, 5, (Freud—Avril a Portugal, by 2017: B c, by Freud. 2017: C, by Tapit. D'Accord), A++, $75,000, B—Kathleen M. Feron (N.Y.), O—Michael Inbreeding: 4SX4D Northern Dancer; 4SX3D Secretariat. Inbreeding: 5SX5D ; 5SX3D Northern Dancer. Dubb, Bethlehem Stables, and Gary Aisquith, T—Chad C. Brown, J— Nicking: FREUD w/D'ACCORD mares: 12 foals, 11 strs, 9 wnrs Nicking: SCAT DADDY w/DIXIELAND BAND mares: 7 foals, 5 strs, Javier Castellano (75%), 2 2yo wnrs (17%), 2 SW (17%), 2 GSW (17%) 5 wnrs (71%), 2 2yo wnrs (29%), 2 SW (29%), 0 GSW (0%)

46 New York Breeder | nytbreeders.org | October 2017 Broodmare sire: DIXIELAND BAND, b, 1980-2010. Sire of 632 At 4: Won Gallant Bloom H (gr. II), Ruffian S (gr. II), Distaff H Congaree—Dancin On Broadway: Amazing Campisi dams of 3,586 foals, 2,730 rnrs (76%), 2,070 wnrs (58%), 548 (gr. III), 2nd Ketel One Ballerina S (gr. I), 3rd Ogden (51-21), c, 3 yo, Delaware Park, MCL, 9/25, 6f, 2yo wnrs (15%), 1.55 AEI, 1.35 CI; 225 sw. Phipps S (gr. I). 1:12.90, $7,500. 2nd dam: Good Morning Smile, gr, 1988-2010. Bred by Sherman 2014: Barren. Congrats—Actceptional: Thank You (226-112), g, 5 Family Thoroughbreds and M and M Bloodstock (Fla.). Raced 6 2015: Fast Getaway, b c, by Into Mischief. Unraced. yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 8/29, 1mi 40yd, 1:43.52, yrs, 76 sts, 14 wins, $263,477. 2nd Orchid H (gr. IIT), H (T); 2016: Barren. $11,520. 3rd Dowager S (T), Winona H. Dam of WAKE UP KISS (f, Cure the 2017: Ch c, by Forty Tales. Congrats—Key of Sea: Storm Petrel (226-112), f, 4 yo, Blues; $248,997, Won Yaddo H, RT, New York Stallion Perfect Arc Inbreeding: 3SX5D Mr. Prospector; 4SX5D Northern Dancer; Finger Lakes, ALW, 9/8, 5 1/2f, 1:5.20, $10,920. S, RT; dam of A SHIN FORWARD, WAKE UP IN MALIBU), Pearly 4SX5D ; 4SX5D Secretariat. Congrats—Actceptional: Thank You (226-112), g, 5 White (f, Holy Bull; $177,684, 3rd Wayward Lass S, Broadway H, Nicking: GIROLAMO w/CAT THIEF mares: 2 foals, 2 strs, 1 wnr yo, Finger Lakes, AOC, 9/11, 1mi 40yd, 1:42.42, R; producer), Morning Gallop (f, ; $299,695, 2nd (50%), 0 2yo wnrs (0%), 1 SW (50%), 1 GSW (50%) $12,240. Limit S, Fleet Indian S, R, etc. producer; dam of John's Island). Broodmare sire: CAT THIEF, ch, 1996. Sire of 123 dams of 406 Cosmonaut—Green Arrows: Verrronica's Cosmo foals, 256 rnrs (63%), 187 wnrs (46%), 53 2yo wnrs (13%), 1.38 (31-14), f, 4 yo, Finger Lakes, MCL, 9/14, 6f, GALLANT BLOOM HANDICAP (GR. II) AEI, 1.43 CI; 24 sw. 1:14.94, $5,400. 1 Belmont Park, 9/24, $300,000g ($300,000), 3 and up, f and m, 6 f, 2nd dam: Unbridled Star, b, 1996. Bred by T. L. Folkerth (Ky.). Raced Courageous Cat—Powerful Elegance: New Canaan 1:16.91, track fast. 3 yrs, 16 sts, 3 wins, $91,290. 2nd Woodside S (T); 3rd Santa (55-23), f, 3 yo, Belmont Park, MCL, 9/22, 7f (T), 1—HIGHWAY STAR, 121, f, 4, (Girolamo—Stolen Star, by Cat Thief), Clara H. Dam of FRIEND OR FOE (c, Friends Lake; $349,134, Won 1:22.61, $24,600. A++, $180,000, B/O—Chester and Mary R. Broman (N.Y.), T—Rodrigo Easy Goer S, Empire Classic S, R, Mike Lee S, R; 2nd Fourstars Desert Party—Maybe Lin: Maybe a Party (79-29), g, 3 A. Ubillo, J—Luis Saez yo, Finger Lakes, MCL, 9/11, 1mi, 1:42.15, $5,400. 2—Carina Mia, 120, f, 4, (Malibu Moon—Miss Simpatia, by Southern Allstar S, R; sire), STAR GRAZING (f, Sky Mesa; $277,800, Won Halo), A+, $60,000, O—Three Chimneys Farm Fleet Indian S, R; 2nd Saratoga Dew S, R). Desert Party—Disco Dora: Disco Party (79-29), f, 3 3—Quezon, 118, m, 5, (Tiz Wonderful—Kalookan Dancer, by yo, Finger Lakes, MSW, 9/19, 1mi 40yd, 1:45.78, Olympio), A++, $30,000, O—Marc Keller NEW YORK-BRED $18,400. Margins—neck, 1, 61. 6 starters. D' Funnybone—Show Me the Carats: Elbow Room WINNERS (30-14), g, 3 yo, Finger Lakes, MCL, 9/25, 6f, Highway Star, ch f, 2013 1:13.58, $5,820. Seattle Slew, 74 AUGUST 29, 2017 – SEPTEMBER 24, 2017 Disco Rico—Gracefully Done: Disco Man (31-14), A.P. Indy, 89 g, 4 yo, Gulfstream Park, MCL, 9/23, 7 1/2f (T), GIROLAMO, Weekend Surprise, 80 1:33.14, $9,000. dkb/br, 06 Mr. Prospector, 70 Afeet Express—Toscanova: Not About the Nail Discreet Cat—Dixie's Comfort: Comfortable Cat Get Lucky, 88 (145-66), f, 3 yo, Parx Racing, MSW, 9/18, 6f, , 79 (31-17), m, 5 yo, Finger Lakes, AOC, 9/19, 1mi, 1:41.23, $12,240. 1:12.50, $27,000. Storm Cat, 83 Don Six—Twirly Girly: Don's Big Apple (18-12), f, 3 Alphabet Soup—Supreme Discovery: Prince Cat Thief, 96 yo, Finger Lakes, MCL, 9/14, 1mi 40yd, 1:47.61, STOLEN Train Robbery, 87 Supreme (43-16), g, 4 yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, $5,400. STAR, 9/9, 5 1/2f, 1:4.42, $11,700. ch, 03 Unbridled, 87 Drosselmeyer—Bacardi Cat: Vivandiere (92-55), f, 4 Unbridled Star, 96 American Lion—Count On Wisdom: Count On yo, Thistledown, MCL, 9/20, 5 1/2f, 1:7.28, $5,700. Crystal Vous, 88 America (70-34), g, 3 yo, Penn National, MCL, 9/8, 1mi, 1:40.23, $6,300. Dublin—Time for Karakorum: Dublin Time (66-27), g, 3 yo, Finger Lakes, MCL, 9/2, 5f, 1:0.43, $5,400. Arch—Chestoria: Ides of Arch (126-62), g, 3 yo, Dublin—Dramatic Moments: Dublinthepleasure Saratoga, MSW, 8/31, 1mi (T), 1:35.41, $43,800. (66-27), c, 3 yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 9/25, 6f, Astrology—Bella Silver: Beautiful Nite Sky (71-34), 1:11.90, $10,140. f, 3 yo, Thistledown, ALW, 9/4, 6f, 1:13.82, El Corredor—Red Hot Baby: Wish Upon (50-23), $14,400. f, 3 yo, Belmont Park, MCL, 9/10, 1 1/16mi (T), Awesome Again—Pawnee Patti: Awesome Gent 1:44.09, $24,600. (119-43), g, 4 yo, Thistledown, ALW, 8/30, 6f, Eltish—Katies Danza: Pandora's Jul (4-3), f, 4 yo, 1:10.02, $16,800. Presque Isle Downs, MCL, 8/31, 1mi, 1:40.41, Believeinmenow—Shalaka: Terralsole (4-3), f, 3 $6,000. yo, Belmont Park, MCL, 9/20, 6 1/2f, 1:19.70, Elusive Charlie—Disco Dora: Pachamama (6-4), f, 4 $19,200. yo, Finger Lakes, AOC, 9/4, 1mi 40yd, 1:42.43, Bluegrass Cat—Anjorie: Bluegrass Jamboree $12,240. (178-90), f, 3 yo, Saratoga, ALW, 9/2, 6f, 1:11.29, English Channel—Mystic Chant: Voodoo Song $45,000.

CHELSEA DURAND/NYRA (154-72), c, 3 yo, Saratoga, STK, Saranac S. (gr. Highway Star Bluegrass Cat—Hey Darla: Grassarla (178-90), f, 4 IIIT ), 9/2, 1 1/8mi (T), 1:46.18, $180,000. yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 9/7, 6f, 1:10.36, $10,140. English Channel—Empress Josephine: Cross Border RACE AND (STAKES) RECORD Bluegrass Cat—Gold for the Queen: Goldie's (154-72), r, 3 yo, Woodbine, MCL, 9/24, 7f (T), Princess (178-90), f, 4 yo, Finger Lakes, MSW, Age Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned 1:22.18, $13,020. 9/21, 5 1/2f, 1:6.39, $20,800. At 3 7 5(2) 0 1(1) $369,000 First Samurai—Regal Ruby: Ruby One (118-58), f, 3 At 4 6 3(3) 1(1) 1(1) $600,000 Bustin Stones—Menu Varnish: Lemme Rock yo, Finger Lakes, MCL, 8/29, 6f, 1:14.21, $5,400. (68-40), m, 6 yo, Finger Lakes, SHP, 9/4, 6f, Lifetime 13 8(5) 1(1) 2(2) $969,000 Flatter—Bundling: Seal Team Four (164-87), g, 7 yo, 1:10.39, $17,280. Delaware Park, SOC, 9/11, 1mi, 1:40.76, $10,800. Sire: GIROLAMO, dkb/br, 2006. Raced 3 yrs, 11 sts, 5 wins, Bustin Stones—Capote's Blessing: Puturseatbelton Freud—Plinking: Amazing Anne (171-80), m, 5 $443,800. Won Vosburgh S (gr. I), Jerome H (gr. II); 3rd Hill 'N' (68-40), g, 6 yo, Laurel Park, STR, 9/23, 5 1/2f Dale Mile H (gr. I). yo, Saratoga, ALW, 9/1, 1 1/16mi (T), 1:41.41, (T), 1:1.01, $14,250. $45,000. Lifetime: 3 crops, 183 foals, 125 rnrs (68%), 66 wnrs (36%), 27 Catienus—Risky Kitten: Big Hay Alice (46-20), f, 3 yo, 2yo wnrs (15%), 6 sw (3%), 1.45 AEI, 1.52 CI, 76 sale yrlgs, avg Freud—David's Dilemma: David's Elaine (171-80), f, 3 Finger Lakes, MCL, 8/30, 1mi, 1:46.09, $5,400. $40,849, 0.6 TNA. yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 9/5, 5 1/2f, 1:5.70, $10,200. In 2017: 3 sw, 36 2yos, 15 2yo rnrs, 3 2yo wnrs, 7 sale yrlgs, City Zip—Jb's Golden : Manifest Destiny Freud—Unbridled Blessing: Song for the Soul avg $15,743. (250-131), g, 3 yo, Saratoga, ALW, 8/31, 1 (171-80), f, 3 yo, Finger Lakes, MSW, 9/7, 5f, 1/16mi (T), 1:41.08, $45,000. 59.57, $20,800. 1st dam: Stolen Star, ch, 2003. Bred by Chester and Mary R. Bro- City Zip—Is It Safe: New York's Finest (250-131), man (N.Y.). Raced 3 yrs, 21 sts, 3 wins, $210,544. 2nd Dancin Freud—Thanza Million: Freud's Friend (171-80), g, 3 Renee S (R), Floral Park S (R), Wendy Walker S (R); 3rd Saratoga g, 3 yo, Saratoga, AOC, 9/1, 5 1/2f (T), 1:2.26, yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 9/8, 5 1/2f, 1:5.29, $10,140. Dew S (R). Dam of 5 named foals, 4 rnrs, 3 wnrs, 1 sw. $46,800. Freud—Fiddlers Shebang: Uncle Mitcho (171-80), g, 2009: Skinnydipper, ch f, by Friends Lake. Raced 2 yrs, 4 sts, —The Funky Express: Follow the Signs 7 yo, Kentucky Downs, STR, 9/14, 1 1/2mi (T), 0 wins, $1,364. (213-112), c, 3 yo, Saratoga, MCL, 9/1, 1 1/8mi 2:42.15, $30,000. 2010: Ch f, by Friendly Island. (T), 1:46.99, $27,000. Freud—Land On Your Feet: Deputy's Daughter 2011: Startripenterprise, dkb/br g, by Noonmark. Raced 4 yrs, Colonel John—Sip One for Mom: I'ddrinktoanything (171-80), m, 5 yo, Finger Lakes, MCL, 9/20, 5 1/2f, 29 sts, 6 wins, $68,696. (213-112), f, 3 yo, Finger Lakes, MCL, 9/6, 5f, 1:8.76, $5,400. 2012: Damage Control, b g, by Hard Spun. Raced 4 yrs, 18 sts, 1:1.96, $5,400. Freud—Avril a Portugal: Fourstar Crook (171-80), m, 5 3 wins, $146,781. Congaree—Suki: Southern Fried Fun (51-21), f, 3 yo, yo, Belmont Park, STK, John Hettinger S., 9/24, 1 2013: HIGHWAY STAR, ch f, by Girolamo. Finger Lakes, ALW, 9/4, 1mi, 1:42.71, $10,140. 1/8mi (T), 1:46.05, $75,000. At 3: Won Go for Wand H (gr. III), New York Stallion Series S Congaree—Suki: Southern Fried Fun (51-21), f, 3 yo, Frost Giant—Royal's Lass: Coral Ridge (112-38), g, 3 (R), 3rd Fleet Indian S (R). Finger Lakes, ALW, 9/15, 1mi, 1:41.26, $10,200. yo, Timonium, MCL, 9/2, 4f, 46.71, $7,980.

October 2017 | nytbreeders.org | New York Breeder 47 Frost Giant—Angry Dragon: Frosty the Dragon Not For Love—Wide Barrel: Barrel of Dreams (90-48), (112-38), c, 3 yo, Finger Lakes, MSW, 9/23, 5 1/2f, m, 5 yo, Saratoga, ALW, 8/30, 1 3/16mi (T), NEW YORK-BRED 1:5.59, $20,800. 1:52.58, $51,000. Gemologist—Dr. Zic: Rock Doc (96-42), c, 3 yo, Pollard's Vision—Margarita Nites: Bridget Moloney JUVENILE WINNERS Belmont Park, MSW, 9/10, 7f, 1:23.50, $36,000. (73-41), m, 6 yo, Mountaineer Casino Racetrack & AUGUST 29, 2017 – SEPTEMBER 24, 2017 Giant Surprise—Cameo Mio: Surprise Cameo (19-11), Resort, AOC, 9/13, 7f (T), 1:22.41, $10,672. f, 4 yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 9/12, 5 1/2f, 1:5.35, Posse—We Kept Her: Control Group (136-64), c, 3 yo, $11,700. Saratoga, AOC, 8/31, 1 1/8mi, 1:50.93, $45,000. Boys At Tosconova—Newbie: New Girl in Town Giant Surprise—Lake Toccet: Lake Surprise (19-11), Posse—Cecelia's Cat: Yonka (136-64), f, 4 yo, Finger (13-7), f, 2 yo, Finger Lakes, MSW, 9/12, 5f, c, 3 yo, Finger Lakes, MCL, 9/20, 5 1/2f, 1:6.10, Lakes, MCL, 9/5, 1mi, 1:42.09, $5,820. 59.31, $20,800. $7,800. Posse—Mia Gatto: Jegos Fire (136-64), g, 3 yo, Bustin Stones—Saudi Princess: Stoney Bennett Giant Surprise—Ready and Good: Sudden Surprise Belmont Park, MCL, 9/21, 7f (T), 1:22.04, $24,600. (68-40), c, 2 yo, Belmont Park, MSW, 9/15, 6f, (19-11), g, 4 yo, Belmont Park, AOC, 9/22, 6 1/2f, Proud Citizen—Pride of Pegasus: Proud Lily (147-73), 1:10.69, $36,000. 1:17.55, $39,000. f, 3 yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 9/4, 1mi 70yd, 1:45.07, Congaree—Bourbon Twist: Bourbonfuhrme (51-21), Gio Ponti—Fleet Streak: Alyssa and a Lisa (141-65), f, $11,520. g, 2 yo, Belmont Park, MSW, 9/24, 1mi (T), 1:35.44, $36,000. 4 yo, Laurel Park, WMC, 9/16, 5 1/2f (T), 1:3.24, Proud Citizen—Mythical Brownie: Pride of Saratoga $12,540. (147-73), f, 4 yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 9/18, 1mi, Desert Party—Open Window: Girl's Dance Party (79-29), f, 2 yo, Finger Lakes, MSW, 8/30, 5 1/2f, 1:40.24, $11,520. Girolamo—Arabic Dancer: Bareeqa (93-46), f, 4 yo, 1:6.21, $18,400. Saratoga, AOC, 9/4, 1mi (T), 1:40.59, $46,800. Roaring Fever—Breakers West: Breakin the Fever Desert Party—Bella Silver: Aunt Babe (79-29), f, 2 yo, Girolamo—Song of Broadway: Sicilia Mike (93-46), (38-17), g, 5 yo, Finger Lakes, SHP, 9/11, 6f, Belmont Park, MSW, 9/8, 6f, 1:12.53, $36,000. 1:10.75, $17,280. g, 3 yo, Belmont Park, MCL, 9/20, 6f, 1:11.27, Drosselmeyer—Pavati: Ultimateenticement (92-55), $24,600. Roaring Fever—Gone for the Roses: Rory Mor g, 2 yo, Saratoga, MSW, 8/31, 5 1/2f, 1:5.90, Girolamo—Stolen Star: Highway Star (93-46), f, 4 yo, (38-17), g, 4 yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 9/14, 6f, $43,800. Belmont Park, STK, Gallant Bloom H. (gr. II ), 9/24, 1:11.68, $10,200. Dublin—Patel: Irish Valor (66-27), r, 2 yo, Finger 6 1/2f, 1:16.91, $180,000. Rule—Jessica Rapid: Rulica (12-7), g, 3 yo, Mountain- Lakes, MSW, 9/15, 1mi, 1:43.25, $18,400. Grand Slam—Kid Soup: Slam Chowder (60-29), m, 5 eer Casino Racetrack & Resort, MCL, 9/20, 5 1/2f, English Channel—Iron Goddess: Blue Atlas (154-72), yo, Finger Lakes, AOC, 9/16, 6f, 1:11.95, $12,240. 1:8.02, $3,538. f, 2 yo, Belmont Park, MSW, 9/17, 6f (T), 1:9.37, Hansen—Two Bad Girls: White Missile (74-37), g, 3 yo, Scat Daddy—Sunny: Get Jets (226-115), c, 4 yo, $36,000. Monmouth Park, MCL, 9/9, 5f (T), 58.69, $7,500. Belmont Park, STK, Ashley T. Cole S., 9/24, 1 1/8mi Exchange Rate—New Harmony: Held Accountable Here's Zealous—Reasontofy: Here's a Jetpack (T), 1:47.74, $75,000. (138-69), f, 2 yo, Belmont Park, STK, Joseph A. (28-20), g, 6 yo, Parx Racing, AOC, 9/4, 6f, 1:9.79, Sidney's Candy—Sassy Redhead: Cotton Candy Cutie Gimma S., 9/20, 7f, 1:25.27, $90,000. $27,600. (113-53), f, 4 yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 9/15, 1mi, Freud—Peach Flambe: Berning Rose (171-80), f, 2 In Summation—Decimatrix: Summatrix (92-53), f, 4 1:41.46, $11,700. yo, Saratoga, MSW, 8/30, 7f, 1:24.55, $43,800. yo, Presque Isle Downs, MCL, 9/14, 5 1/2f, 1:5.13, Sidney's Candy—Orangeblackandgold: Uncle Youdge Freud—Point Reyes: Fabulous Prince (171-80), c, $6,000. (113-53), g, 4 yo, Parx Racing, AOC, 9/18, 5f (T), 2 yo, Finger Lakes, MSW, 9/2, 5 1/2f, 1:6.57, Kitten's Joy—Queen of Hearts: Queen of Spades 56.21, $28,200. $18,400. (248-118), f, 4 yo, Belmont Park, ALW, 9/9, 6f (T), Simmard—Miss Tallahassee: Missimard (23-7), f, 3 Freud—Lady Renaissance: Therapist (171-80), c, 2 1:9.72, $37,200. yo, Arlington, MSW, 9/3, 5f (T), 58.28, $16,800. yo, Laurel Park, STK, Laurel Futurity, 9/16, 6f (T), Lemon Drop Kid—Run In: Call Provision (183-71), g, Simmard—Class E Holiday: Simmards Holiday (23-7), 1:9.50, $60,000. 4 yo, Saratoga, AOC, 8/30, 1 3/8mi (T), 2:13.35, g, 3 yo, Penn National, MCL, 9/16, 6f, 1:13.26, Freud—Russian Rosie (IRE): Zigmund (171-80), c, $54,000. $6,300. 2 yo, Belmont Park, MSW, 9/23, 6f (T), 1:9.10, Lemon Drop Kid—Risky Agenda: Risky Sour (183-71), Sky Mesa—Alfonsina: Grand Sky (157-76), g, 5 yo, $36,000. g, 5 yo, Belmont Park, MCL, 9/15, 1 1/16mi (T), Saratoga, ALW, 8/31, 5 1/2f (T), 1:1.67, $51,000. Frost Giant—Miss City Halo: To Much Chitchat 1:45.23, $24,600. Sky Mesa—Cades Bay: Nevisian Sky (157-76), g, 4 (112-38), f, 2 yo, Finger Lakes, MSW, 8/30, 5 Lemon Drop Kid—Kaleidoscope: Bartleby (183-71), yo, Belmont Park, AOC, 9/17, 1mi (T), 1:34.07, 1/2f, 1:7.88, $18,400. g, 3 yo, Belmont Park, MCL, 9/15, 1 1/16mi (T), $39,000. Mission Impazible—Pink Lollipops: Engineers 1:43.98, $24,600. —National Pastime: Mr. October (85-45), Report (56-12), c, 2 yo, Saratoga, MSW, 9/3, 5 Lemon Drop Kid—Changeisgonnacome: Squeeze g, 3 yo, Timonium, AOC, 9/1, 4f, 45.38, $20,520. 1/2f, 1:7.00, $43,800. Thetrigger (183-71), c, 4 yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, Smarty Jones—Ava Anne: Stony Brook (85-45), g, 4 Rattlesnake Bridge—Eleni's Daughter: Seven Lilies 9/18, 1mi, 1:40.58, $10,200. yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 9/2, 1mi, 1:40.12, $10,200. (13-3), c, 2 yo, Gulfstream Park, MCL, 9/24, 7f, Macho Uno—Bountempo: Hoboe (97-49), c, 3 yo, Soaring Empire—Jan Beth Jo: Soaring Jan (19-7), f, 1:24.97, $10,800. Belmont Park, AOC, 9/21, 1 1/8mi (T), 1:48.85, 3 yo, Finger Lakes, MSW, 9/6, 1mi 40yd, 1:44.35, Rule by Night—Mess in a Dress: Thanxforlastnite $37,200. $20,800. (2-1), f, 2 yo, Finger Lakes, MCL, 9/16, 5 1/2f, Maclean's Music—Salty Farma: Nothingbutasmile Spring At Last—Pretty Cozzy: Cozzy Spring (138-72), 1:7.15, $7,800. (66-38), f, 3 yo, Belmont Park, MCL, 9/17, 7f (T), f, 3 yo, Saratoga, AOC, 8/31, 6 1/2f, 1:17.71, Scat Daddy—Speightful Lady: Jody's Song 1:22.66, $24,600. $46,800. (226-115), f, 2 yo, Belmont Park, MSW, 9/22, 1mi (T), 1:34.82, $36,000. Maybry's Boy—Herd a Turtles: Robey's Boy (6-2), Stay Thirsty—Refrain: Lenny (88-51), g, 3 yo, Finger g, 3 yo, Laurel Park, SOC, 9/9, 5 1/2f (T), 1:5.62, Lakes, ALW, 9/12, 6f, 1:10.70, $11,520. Shanghai Bobby—Dakota Doll: Mr. Pete (30-7), c, 2 yo, Finger Lakes, STK, Aspirant S., 9/9, 6f, $17,100. Street Boss—Little Buttercup: Rumble Doll (134-66), 1:11.94, $70,357. Medaglia d'Oro—Changeisgonnacome: Heavy Meddle m, 6 yo, Belmont Park, AOC, 9/15, 6f (T), 1:9.34, Soaring Empire—Dean Avenue: Wiggles (19-7), g, 2 $48,000. (129-51), c, 3 yo, Belmont Park, ALW, 9/17, 6 1/2f, yo, Finger Lakes, MSW, 9/15, 5f, 59.52, $20,800. 1:17.76, $37,200. Tale of the Cat—Cupid's Arrow: Sister Sophia Soldat—Goodgollymissdolly: Son Son Son (30-7), Mineshaft—Khancord Kid: Land Mine (185-86), f, 3 yo, (150-70), m, 5 yo, Belmont Park, AOC, 9/8, 6f (T), g, 2 yo, Camarero Race Track, MCL, 9/3, 5f, Saratoga, MSW, 9/3, 1 1/8mi, 1:53.34, $43,800. 1:9.07, $39,000. 1:0.39, $3,944. Mineshaft—Along Came Mary: Jakes Mineshaft Too Much Bling—Five Elements: Six Sided Bling Take Charge Indy—Sweet Aloha: Indy's Lady (185-86), g, 4 yo, Fairmount Park, AOC, 9/4, 6f, (78-43), g, 3 yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 9/14, 1mi (34-10), f, 2 yo, Finger Lakes, STK, Lady Finger 1:14.60, $6,060. 40yd, 1:43.29, $11,520. S., 9/9, 6f, 1:12.04, $69,930. Mizzen Mast—Heavenly Empress: Table for Six Trappe Shot—Silvereniecharm: Skeet Shot (144-78), Tizway—Jill Robin L: Way Early (131-70), g, 2 yo, (143-63), f, 4 yo, Belmont Park, AOC, 9/24, 1 g, 3 yo, Finger Lakes, MSW, 9/9, 1mi 40yd, Belmont Park, MSW, 9/20, 1mi (T), 1:35.83, 1/16mi (T), 1:41.03, $37,200. 1:45.28, $13,800. $36,000. More Than Ready—Unbridled Grace: Sandy Belle Utopia (JPN)—Arabian Nights: U Rock It (83-26), g, Two Step Salsa—Streams of Light: Stream of Gold (163-71), f, 3 yo, Saratoga, MSW, 9/4, 5 1/2f, 3 yo, Finger Lakes, MSW, 9/8, 5f, 59.43, $18,400. (109-41), f, 2 yo, Timonium, MCL, 9/1, 4f, 46.91, 1:5.61, $43,800. Wildcat Heir—Afllyate: Joanie Walker Blue (208-124), $12,540. Noonmark—Conquestality: Alexandra Rossi (48-16), f, 3 yo, Finger Lakes, MCL, 9/23, 5 1/2f, 1:7.90, Warrior's Reward—Uriel: Battle Station (160-84), c, f, 3 yo, Penn National, MSW, 9/1, 6f, 1:10.00, $7,800. 2 yo, Belmont Park, STK, Bertram F. Bongard S., $17,100. Wilko—Pardon My Slew: Call Wil (66-28), g, 6 yo, 9/22, 7f, 1:24.83, $90,000. Noonmark—Gracious Living: Mark Twain (48-16), g, Monmouth Park, AOC, 9/10, 5f (T), 57.45, $24,000. Yes It's True—Loxina: Stone Cold Flirt (159-94), 6 yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 9/7, 1mi 40yd, 1:42.10, Yes It's True—Super Slash: Tainted Angel (159-94), f, 3 f, 2 yo, Belmont Park, MCL, 9/21, 6f, 1:12.17, $11,700. yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 9/11, 6f, 1:11.47, $11,520. $27,600.

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