Horse® September 2018 Official publication of the Maryland Horse Breeders Association; Vol. 83, No. 9

A Lifetime Tribute: Maryland Hall of Fame honors Boniface Maryland Horse Breeders Association Inc. By Chris Zang at Goucher College 1021 Dulaney Valley Road , MD 21204 P.O. Box 427 Timonium, MD 21094 Longtime horseman Bill 410-252-2100 Boniface fully supports recent www.marylandthoroughbred.com changes to revive the Mary- BOARD OF DIRECTORS land horseracing industry. He Michael Harrison DVM particularly likes a measure President that awards a $500,000 bonus 1 David Wade to the connections of a Mary- Vice-president land-bred Preakness win- Kent Allen Murray ner. He would like to see one Secretary-treasurer amendment, however. Cricket Goodall “I asked the guy who was Executive director working on that bill, ‘Can we Brooke Bowman DVM, make it retroactive?’” Boniface Rebecca B. Davis, David recalled with a laugh. DiPietro, Christy Holden, The vintage Boniface barb Louis Merryman, Sabrina had a special point, given that Moore, D. David Moose, Larry he bred, trained and co-owned Murray, Hunter Rankin, William Reightler, James B. the last local Preakness hero, Steele, Theresa Wiseman Deputed Testamony, in 1983. If the victory remains Boniface’s Directors Emeritus seminal accomplishment, the (served 18 years) Maryland State Athletic Hall J. William Boniface, of Fame has deemed it just one R. Thomas Bowman, King T. of many. Leatherbury, Donald P. Litz The MDSAHOF selected Jr., Robert T. Manfuso, Ann Boniface to receive the John F. Merryman, Michael Pons, Katharine M. Voss Steadman Lifetime Achieve- ment Award, given to a Mary- Advisory Council land resident whose lifetime (past MHBA presidents) career in sports has brought J. William Boniface, honor and distinction to the William K. Boniface, Frank A. state and its citizenry. The Bonsal, R. Thomas Bowman, William G. Christmas, Hal award ceremony will take C.B. Clagett III, Kimball C. place Nov. 8 at Martin’s West Firestone, King T. Leatherbury, in Baltimore. J.W.Y. Martin Jr., Joseph P. For Boniface, the hon- Pons Jr., Michael Pons, James or bears a special meaning. B. Steele Jr., Katharine M. Steadman,­ the longtime Bal- Voss, Robert B. White timore Sun sports columnist, Anne Litz worked for decades with Sun always said there’s a lot of tion. Eyeing the Preakness, Wide World of Sports legend, to racing editor William Boni- good horsemen and women in Boniface brought the horse create the Maryland Million in face, the trainer’s dad. Maryland, but I think they’re home – but not to rest. 1986, which has become the “Well, I don’t know that intimidated by trying to go A week before the Preak- state’s second-biggest racing I’m worthy of it, but I appreci- against these heavy-hitting ness, Boniface ran him in a day of the year. ate it,” Boniface said. guys. You know, you’ve got to small stakes in Philadelphia, “The second year was a The selection commit- be in it to win it.” where he won and “came out big day for me. I won three tee found worth in a distin- First awarded in 1997, the of it confident, like a million races, and it was the first guished career that has fea- Steadman has honored one dollars.” Boniface added, “A time a trainer had won three tured 20 major winners of 10 other horse trainer – King T. lot of people said it was un- $100,000 races in one day,” he graded stakes, the Haskell, Leatherbury­ in 2003. Eight orthodox to run him that close said. It also was a big day for Manhattan, Ohio Derby and other horse-racing principals but, hell, the old days we used McKay, who won the Juvenile Michigan Derby among them. have gained induction to to run them every three days.” with homebred Sean’s Ferrari, But for Oliver Twist’s ob- the Hall: jockeys Buddy En- Deputed Testamony lived named for McKay’s son. structed 1995 stretch run, Bon- sor (1968), Paddy Smithwick to 32 and is buried at Bonita. “We went down to the iface might have had a second (’70), Sam Boulmetis (’74), “He was a very underrated winner’s circle, and Jim was Preakness score. Joe Aitcheson Jr. (’75), Charlie speechless, the only time I Thrilled and surprised by Fenwick (’88), Phil Grove (’94) horse – to reporters,” Boniface said. “As a 2-year-old, he set a ever saw him speechless in my the Steadman Award, Bon- and Mario Pino (2012) and life,” Boniface said. “Now [Se- iface typically diffused the titan Native track record in Meadowlands, and reporters said it was be- an’s] the head of CBS Sports, praise beyond himself and Bo- Dancer (’14), the only non-hu- but back then Sean was hus- nita Farm, his family-owned man enshrined. cause the track was frozen. Then, when he won the Preak- tling his old man to get him operation in Darlington. At 76, Boniface still makes a Ferrari, and I said no, for- “What’s significant about the rounds at 5:30 each morn- ness [as part of a 14-1 coupled entry], everybody said he won get the Ferrari, we’ll buy this this award to me is that they ing, for Bonita remains a bus- mare, and we’ll raise a stakes recognized as tling venture: The 400-acre because the track was muddy. But what a lot of people lose winner. So we named the a major sport in the state of farm can breed, board, foal, horse Sean’s Ferrari.” Maryland,” Boniface said. break, train and retire your sight of is, he came back a year Perhaps Boniface gets his “Because, to me, horse racing racehorse. And the 2018 addi- later in the City of Baltimore ability to recollect facts from is the greatest game played tion of Santa Anita Derby-G1 Handicap, and he set a track his late father, who covered outdoors. There are very few winner Dortmund (joining record on the fast track going a 4 5 horse racing from 1937 until people who can buy a football Alliance and Kobe’s Back) has mile and a 16th in 1:40 ⁄ . That his retirement in 1982. Boni- team or a team, but brought new energy to the record still stands. You know face said of his dad and Stead- there are a lot of people who stallion ranks. how many times they’ve run 2 man: “They were both first- can buy a horse or a part of “You hope that one of them a mile and a 16th at Pimlico class reporters. They didn’t a horse and have a chance to is going to be the next North- in the last 35 years?” Boniface take any cheap shots, but yet win a Super Bowl. That’s the ern Dancer,” Boniface said. paused, and with a catch in still told it .” great part about the game.” “All horsemen live in hope his voice added, “He just was No Maryland-bred has and die in despair, but the a hell of a horse.” Boniface and his dad start- won the Preakness in 35 years, hope part is good.” Boniface has been infatuat- ed the original Bonita Farm Boniface said, because large, He said he was hopeful, ed with – “the in Bel Air with 40 acres. After mega-funded outfits increas- even confident, about Deput- most magnificent animal on Deputed Testamony made ingly outmuscle smaller ones. ed Testamony 35 years ago the planet” – most of his life. history, they expanded it to “Ten percent of the trainers even after a bad shipping trip He went from exercise rider to 200 acres. have 90 percent of the good led to a poor outing in the Blue jockey as a teen and, after four Now doubled in size, Bo- horses, and they dominate the Grass Stakes and derailed him years in the military, from as- nita remains a family opera- classics,” Boniface said. “I’ve from conten- sistant trainer to trainer. “I got tion. Boniface’s sons, Kevin the bug and just never left it,” and John, remain fixtures of he said. the operation, and daughter He doesn’t understand Kim trains part-time. Son Bil- how the sport – and the ani- ly worked there too before mals who star in it – have lost becoming a Harford County their allure. “It’s crazy to me,” administrator. he said. “Way back in the day, Construing his life as “a 90 percent of the 16-year-old big parlay,” Boniface said he’ll boys and girls in the country share the Steadman Award had ridden a horse. Today, 98 with his family and horse-rac- percent have driven a car, but ing colleagues. maybe only 10 percent have “You know, to me, it hasn’t @MarylandTB Maryland Thoroughbred ridden a horse – or even seen always been about the money one.” I make or the trophies I take,” Boniface chuckled softly, he said softly. “It’s really been said his wife, Joan, accuses about the people I’ve met and him of telling too many sto- the memories I keep.” facebook.com/MarylandTB Maryland Thoroughbred ries. Then he told one more. For tickets to the Maryland He recalled teaming with State Athletic Hall of Fame ban- friend Jim McKay, the ABC quet, visit mdsahof.com. R MHIB opens 2019 grant process

The Maryland Horse Industry “The Maryland horse industry brings presentation. Grant requests should not Board, a program within the Maryland an additional $1.3 billion dollars to the exceed $3,000; the average grant amount Depart­ment of Agriculture, is accepting state economy and impacts more than is approximately $1,000. In 2018, 20 grant applications for research, 21,000 jobs,” said Maryland Agriculture projects received $30,000 in grant educational and promotional projects Secretary Joe Bartenfelder. “As an allocations. that support horses or the equestrian­ important component of Maryland’s Funding is provided by the Maryland community, or develop new oppor­ diverse agriculture sector and overall Feed Fund, which collects $6 on every ton tunities for the state horse industry. The economy, the grants provided by the of horse feed sold in Maryland. Since the application deadline is Oct. 5. Maryland Horse Industry Board and the fund was established in 2002, the MHIB Among the organizations eligible for Maryland Feed Fund ensure that the has awarded over $450,000 in grant grants are nonprofit organizations, clubs state’s horse industry continues to grow monies to more than 320 projects and associations, businesses, licensed and thrive for years to come. I encourage throughout Maryland. farms and stables, government entities, eligible organizations to fill out a grant Grant recipients will be announced no schools and educational institutions. application today.” later than Jan. 1, 2019. Funding will be Projects of interest to the Board include Projects will be evaluated for their available after that date. Projects should (but are not limited to) those that develop value to the industry, degree of industry be completed by June 30, 2019. new opportunities for the Maryland promotion, size and scope of activity, For more information, see mda. horse industry. financial need, potential for matching maryland.gov/horseboard or contact funds, benefits and quality of the written Ross Peddicord at (410) 841-5798. R

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Maryland-bred Stakes Winners Hoofpritnsinc.com Day. With a record of six wins, descending from David and five seconds and a third, he JoAnn Hayden’s foundation O Dionysus sets course record in has earnings of $335,099. mare Safely Home. His second Cape Henlopen Stakes O Dionysus was the high- dam, stakes-placed Safe At the est-priced colt sold at the Plate, is a half-sister to Breed- 2015 Fasig-Tipton Midlan- ers’ Cup winner, champion 1 Stretching out to 1 ⁄2 miles he captured the Christopher tic Fall Yearling sales when sprinter and Hall of Famer for the first time in his 16-start Elser Memorial Stakes at 2 purchased for $190,000 by Safely Kept and graded stakes career, O Dionysus battled for and Miracle Wood Stakes at Peter Angelos. He is one of winner and sire Partner’s the lead the majority of the trip 3. Four times he finished sec- three stakes performers for Hero. and proved gritty late to win ond in stakes company, most the winning Flatter mare Safe Safe Journey produced a the $75,000 Cape Henlopen memorably missing by a nose Journey, who has also pro- full brother to O Dionysus in Stakes by a head at Delaware to Irish War Cry in the Mary- duced multiple stakes winner 2016, named Tauber, who sold Park July 7. He set a course lander Stakes at Laurel to con- and $250,544-earner Joy and for $280,000 at the Keeneland record in the process, getting clude his juvenile season. stakes-placed $153,080-earner September Yearling Sale, and the distance in 2:25.99 over the Off 10 months after finish- Combat Diver. O Dionysus has a yearling colt by Malibu firm turf while recording his ing second in the 2017 Federi- represents three generations Moon. R third career stakes win. co Tesio Stakes, he returned bred by Dark Hollow Farm, The 4-year-old Bode­ in February of this year but meister gelding, owned by didn’t get back to the winner’s Marathon Farms Inc. and circle until May. The Cape Whereshetoldmetogo captures trained by Gary Capuano, re- Henlopen makes it three wins mained perfect in three starts in his last four starts – the only Stakes on the turf, having scored in blemish a fourth-place fin- allowance company at Pimli- ish in the off-the-turf Grade 3 Hugging the rail all the collared graded stakes- co in May and Delaware Park Dixie Stakes, run on a sloppy way around, Black Cloud Sta- placed pacesetter Old Time in June. Earlier in his career, track at Pimlico on Preakness ble’s Whereshetoldme­ to­ go­ Revival in the final furlong ing horse,” Mark Esposito of ners, including her current Black Cloud Stable said. “It is 2-year-old – a Maryland-bred my first open stakes win, so full-brother to Whereshetold- that’s a good thing. I’ll have to metogo named Castlewood talk to Anthony about [what’s Terrace. Sold by Wade at last next], see how he comes back fall’s Fasig-Tipton Midlantic out of the race and just point fall sale for $26,000 and resold from there.” for $60,000 at this year’s OBS Black Cloud Racing paid March 2-year-old sale, Castle- $7,000 for Whereshetoldme- wood Terrace won a maiden togo at the 2016 Fasig-Tipton special weight in his second Midlantic yearling sale when start at Arlington Park July 13. offered through the North- The mare has a Golden Lad view Stallion Station consign- yearling colt and produced a ment. Bred by Northview Stal- filly by Uncle Lino this past lion Station general manager April. David Wade, the chestnut colt Whereshetoldmetogo now from the first crop of El Pa- boasts a record of five wins drino is out of the winning and two seconds from 13 ca- Jim McCue Domestic Dispute mare Un- reer starts, including victories and edged clear to a three- the second choice in the field disputed Legend, a half-sister in the American Stakes quarter-length win in the of five and ran 7 furlongs in to 2005 Maryland-bred cham- in February at Gulfstream $75,000 Concern Stakes at 1:22.61 over a fast main track pion 2-year-old filly Celestial Park and the First State Dash Laurel Park July 7. for his second straight win and Legend and stakes winner Stakes at Delaware Park last Ridden by Jeremy Rose third career stakes triumph. Amie’s Legend. September, for earnings of for trainer Anthony Pecora- “That was a very good The first five foals out of $218,570. R ro, Whereshetoldmetogo was performance from a matur- Undisputed Legend are win-

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ACCESS TO THE MOON, by ISLAND BOUND, by Speight- Malibu Moon, ch.f., Jan. 29, by stown, dk.b./br.f., April 15, by Golden Lad. Angela Coombs. Nyquist. Robert T. Manfuso AFLEETINGENCOUNTER, by and Katharine M. Voss. , b.f., Feb. 16, by IT’S CLOSING TIME, by Closing Golden Lad. Sam E. English II. Argument, b.f., April 12, by BEAR SLAYER, by Two Punch, Bourbon Courage. Sam E. En-

dk.b./br.f., April 18, by Gold- glish II. (3) A. Williams Lydia en Lad. Morgan Dove. JUST AN ASSUMPTION, by Ga- Bob Manfuso and Katy Voss’ BECKON THE QUEEN, by tors N Bears, b.f., March 14, by filly out of graded stakes winner Ghazi, b.c., May 8, by Bourbon Bandbox. David Neilson. Island Bound is from the first Courage. David Krasnoff. KOKAND COUSIN, by Kokand, crop of champion Nyquist. BECKY B, by Leroidesanimaux b.c., April 15, by Great Notion. (Brz), ch.f., Feb. 2, by Buffum. Susan S. Cooney. S.E.A Industries, LLC. LASSO FROM EL PASO, by BEN’S GIRL, by Here Comes Ben, Smoke Glacken, b.c., Jan. 31, dk.b./br.f., Feb. 12, by Orien- by Bullsbay. Dr. Franklin and tate. Carl Lanier. Karen Louise Lewkowitz. BETTY’S STORM, by Stormy At- LEDA’S SWAN, by Macho Uno, lantic, dk.b./br.f., Feb. 12, by dk.b./br.c., March 21, by Great Notion. Walt Vieser. Handsome Mike. Reid Nagle. BUT SHE’S PRETTY, by Dixie’s MALIBU PUNCH, by Malibu Prodigy, b.f., Feb. 24, by Re- Moon, b.f., March 11, by Fed deemed. Daniel Wukich. Biz. Earl Johnson. CONGAREE PRINCESS, by Con- MARIONETTE, by Two Punch, garee, b.f., March 20, by Mid- dk.b./br.f., March 7, by Gold- The first foal out of stakes- Multiple stakes winner 5 shipman. Daniel Marconi. en Lad. Northview Stallion winning, graded stakes-placed Not Abroad is the sire of a colt DELIGHTFUL ERIN, by Rock Station. Vielsalm is a Munnings colt. out of stakes performer Phyxius. Hard Ten, b.f., May 8, by MARYLAND MONROE, by Col- Bandbox. Michael Jones. onel John, b.f., March 11, by QUALITY SILVER, by Eurosilver, Sycamore Hall Thoroughbreds DERWIN’S LADY, by Langfuhr, Bandbox. Angela Coombs. dk.b./br.c., April 28, by Band- LLC. b.c., May 3, by Great Notion. MERIDIAN MAMA, by Forestry, box. Best A Luck Farm LLC. SUMMER WIND HALEY, by Walt Vieser. ch.c., May 17, by Liam’s Map. RAGING ATLANTIC, by Stormy Rock Slide, b.f., May 15, by De- DOMINIX, by Orientate, b.f., Hill N Dale Equine Holdings Atlantic, ch.f., May 19, by Ma- spite the Odds. Holly House April 2, by Golden Lad. Sam E. Inc. clean’s Music. Hill N Dale Farm. English II. MINISTER OF PIECE, by Minister Equine Holdings Inc. TIZ ELUSIVE, by , b.c., FANCY EXPRESSO, by Artie Slew, b.f., March 31, by Kend- RAIDERS FAN, by Fastness (Ire), April 24, by Golden Lad. Schiller, b.c., April 18, by Super alls Bear. Charles Fawley Sr. ch.c., April 18, by Birdstone. James F. Thames. Ninety Nine. Gary Williams. and Dianne Fawley. Mare to Dave Lengel. TOURING HONG KONG, by GABBY’S BROWN, by , Limehouse. RING OF FAITH, by Consolida- Cherokee’s Boy, b.c., April 26, b.c., March 30, by Great No- MONOCLE, by Lord Avie, b.c., tor, b.f., March 10, by Uncle Li- by Buffum. Alexandro Rubim tion. Deborah M. Menez. Mare April 28, by Mosler. Patricia no. Joan Marie Fontana. Dias. ROUND TRIP, by Glitterman, b.f., to Great Notion. Ramey. TRIPLE GREAT, by Greatness, Feb. 24, by . An- GATOR GONE WILD, by Gators MOON STEPPER, by Lo Bucker, b.c., April 26, by Golden Lad. thony Haynes. Mare to Great N Bears, ch.f., March 21, by b.c., Feb. 25, by Verrazano. Best Foot Forward LLC. Bourbon Courage. Sam E. En- Daniel Wukich. Notion. VIELSALM, by Fairbanks, ch.c., glish II. NATURAL GLOW, by Siphon SHEKEEPSHERBOOTSON, by Feb. 21, by Munnings. Dr. and GIRLS GOT RHYTHUM, by Zen- (Brz), dk.b./br.f., April 23, by Not For Love, dk.b./br.f., Mrs. Thomas Bowman and sational, b.f., March 5, by Great With Distinction. Tony and April 28, by Imagining. Jim Brooke Bowman. Notion. Konrad Wayson. Dawn Bowling. McGreevy. GLADYS SARAH, by Catienus, NEARLY A NOTION, by Great SHE’S CURLY, by , ch.c., WEAK DOLLAR POLICY, by Fu- b.f., March 24, by Palace. Notion, ch.c., Jan. 27, by Re- March 10, by Orientate. Carl saichi Pegasus, b.f., Feb. 21, by Hunter Furr. deemed. Erika Neuberg. Lanier. Bandbox. Haralabes Marave- GOLDEN CIELO, by Golden Mis- PEACHES, by Candy Ride (Arg), SISTER SILVER, by Saint Ballado, lias. sile, ch.c., May 2, by Buffum. ch.f., April 12, by Imagining. ch.f., April 6, by Golden Lad. WEEKEND GIRL, by Any Given Gary Williams. Kyle Matthew Horlacher. William T. Bourne. Saturday, b.f., April 1, by Un- GOT A SURPRISE, by Woodman, PHYXIUS, by , b.c., SO SERENE, by Syncline, b.c., cle Lino. Michael Terry Shane. ch.c., May 2, by Golden Lad. April 5, by Not Abroad. Dr. April 4, by Great Notion. WHATEVERSHEWANTS, by James Hardin. and Mrs. Thomas Bowman. James Cornwell. Mountain Cat, dk.b./br.c., GRAND CANYON GOLD, by PROBATIONAL DANCER, by STAR PRESENCE, by Forest April 10, by Bandbox. Erika Tale of the Cat, b.c., March 11, Woodman, ch.f., April 6, by Wildcat, b.c., May 16, by Ma- Neuberg. by Uncle Lino. Lee Vosters. Golden Lad. Jim Hardin. clean’s Music. Hill N Dale WINNING BET, by Dixie Union, IRISH DIVA, by Skip Trial, ch.f., PROPER ONE, by Proper Reality, Equine Holdings Inc. b.f., May 10, by Munnings. April 25, by Super Ninety dk.b./br.c., May 3, by Band- STUTTGART, by Cherokee Run, Greenspring Mares LLC. Mare Nine. Jim McGreevy. box. Leslie Mills. b.f., April 19, by Golden Lad. to Strong Mandate. Michael and Debbie Horning—GIMME KIMMY: Brian C. Schartz and 4M Ranch—FEDERAL June 24, 2nd race, $2,565. WE MADE IT: June WALK: June 9, 12th race, $4,617. 22, 3rd race, $1,386. ($3,951) Michael Terry Shane—MARGIE’S MONEY: June Joanna Ingham Trust—I’VE GOTTA PLAN: June 9, 16, 2nd race, $5,301. 9th race, $1,701. Steven Spike—LOVE N KIMESTRY: June 8, 2nd R. Larry Johnson—A GREAT TIME: June 8, 5th race, $1,134. race, $2,646. MAGICIAN: June 16, James B. Steele Jr.—SADLER BAY: June 22, 5th 9th race, $1,134. MAGICIAN’S BAGS: June 30, race, $1,386. 7th race, $759. OLDIES BUT GOODIES: June Estate of William Steinbuch Jr.—NOTEWORTHY 22, 9th race, $2,205. SLEWZER: June 2, 3rd PEACH: June 2, 9th race, $1,551. race, $3,762. SPRINGTIME WIND: June 17, Stephens Thoroughbreds LLC—NICKI DE NEPH­ 2nd race, $2,565. ($13,071) EW: June 23, 11th race, $5,643/$3,762. ($9,405) Carol A. Kaye—MOONLIGHT SHADOW: June 9, John D. Stuart—BELFOUR: June 29, 7th race, 7th race, $7,182. TEMPT ME TWICE: June 9, $1,386. 8th race, $990. ($8,172) Summer Wind Bloodstock and Larry Horning— Maryland Fund Report Alan S. Kline Revocable Trust—ASTREA: June I’M MR. BLUE: June 3, 2nd race, $2,907. 29, 10th race, $1,701. Sycamore Hall Thoroughbreds LLC—DADDY’S Bonuses paid for races at Maryland tracks Nancy Jo Kolb—NATURAL NOTION: June 30, COZY: June 29, 7th race, $2,646. ROCKINN ON 11th race, $5,643. BYE: June 2, 9th race, $8,037. ($10,683) June 1 to June 30, 2018 K.T. Leatherbury Assoc. Inc.—OUT OF JUICE: Sycamore Hall Thoroughbreds LLC and Ellen June 17, 10th race, $3,762/$2,508. ($6,270) Charles—MAJESTIC REASON: June 8, 8th Brad and Faith Leatherman—SMILE FOR ETER­ race, $6,840. NITY: June 10, 5th race, $4,788. David L. Taylor—CANDLESTICK NIC: June 1, 6th Breeder bonuses Classic Thoroughbred—CANEEL BAY: June 8, Richard A. Lewis and Ellen F. Comeau—STILL­ race, $1,386. 10th race, $1,320; June 24, 10th race, $2,079. Thornmar Farm LLC—BAY OF SIGHS: June 17, Includes the additional 20 percent Maryland-sired SEXYATSIXTY: June 1, 4th race, $1,089. ($3,399) 7th race, $726. DENDROBIA: June 3, 7th race, bonus for winners of maiden races, initiated in the Little Man Farm—FLANKENSTEIN: June 15, 3rd Classic Thoroughbred XII—STOLEN LOVE: June $1,320; June 30, 11th race, $2,079. ($4,125) 2017 Laurel fall meet. That bonus is reflected in race, $3,762/$2,508. ($6,270) 10, 6th race, $1,485. Two Legends Farm—TEAM TIM: June 10, 6th the second figure earned for the race. Donna Lockard—FORTHEGREATERGOOD: June Randy L. Cohen and Alyse L. Cohen—TOUGH­ 9, 12th race, $1,701. race, $2,835. Linda Albert and Thomas Baldwin—MENORAH EST ‘OMBRE: June 17, 8th race, $5,985. Lucas Norwood Magill—WHYNOTWYATT: June Two Legends Farm and Sycamore Hall Thorough­ LORA: June 16, 12th race, $594. Susan S. Cooney—ELEMENTARY: June 24, 4th 15, 3rd race, $726. breds—GHOUL’S NIGHT OUT: June 3, 9th race, All Aboard Stables—REIN SUPREME: June 17, race, $726. GODLOVESASINNER: June 10, 5th Robert T. Manfuso and Katharine M. Voss— $7,182. LOVE’S LEGEND: June 1, 5th race, 4th race, $726. race, $924; June 24, 5th race, $924. ($2,574) SARATOGA BOB: June 10, 9th race, $7,182. $4,788; June 22, 1st race, $990. ($12,960) Leo J. Ambrogi—CUT TIME: June 8, 6th race, Susan S. Cooney and Petra Kappel—PETTI­ Marathon Farms Inc.—BARIN: June 22, 7th race, Dr. Walter Nelson Vieser II—NIGHTMARE: June $1,386. COATSNPISTOLS: June 1, 3rd race, $3,762. $1,512. DASHING LOU: June 22, 10th race, 10, 1st race, $1,701; June 29, 10th race, $891. Lorna L. Baker and Tom H. Michaels—MAUI WA­ ($2,592) Cottonwood Stable LLC—KAZZIE COTTON­ $5,643/$3,762. DAYSTRIKE: June 15, 5th race, HINE: June 1, 4th race, $2,079; June 17, 6th Dr. and Mrs. Bruce C. Wells—LILY RAE: June 30, WOOD: June 29, 2nd race, $2,565. $3,078. SHOWALTER: June 2, 9th race, $2,961. race, $1,089. ($3,168) ($16,956) 6th race, $3,762. John Banner and Cheri Banner—MY BROTHER­ Country Life Farm—BONUS POINTS: June 9, Willow Oaks Stable—ABSOLVED: June 22, 8th 10th race, $7,695. Darin Martin and Charlie McKinlay—SIR SLEDGE: June 8, 10th race, $6,840/$4,560. MY SMARTY: June 10, 3rd race, $1,386. race, $1,089; June 30, 4th race, $2,520. SISTERSLEDGE: June 16, 10th race, $1,485. Country Life Farm and Friesan Fire Syndicate— ($3,609) Edwin Merryman—LOUISE: June 16, 12th race, ($12,885) FIRE MARSHAL: June 1, 6th race, $726. Donald Clifford Wilson—JUSTA SCOCH: June $1,134. Barak Farm—DEEP RED: June 3, 5th race, Country Life Farm, Friesan Fire Syndicate, Miller 24, 8th race, $1,764. Edwin Merryman and Adena Springs—AWE­ $1,155. DIRTY: June 22, 9th race, $5,985. Thompson LLC and S. Nelson—GOODLUCK­ Mrs. Frank P. Wright—CANNON’S ROAR: June 2, SOME JAZZ: June 17, 6th race, $2,079. THREE PHASE: June 2, 2nd race, $1,701. JOHNATHAN: June 9, 2nd race, $2,079; June 7th race, $945. MY CHESA CHARM: June 16, Louis McLane Merryman and R. Larry Johnson— 6 ($8,841) 29, 1st race, $1,320. ($3,399) 6th race, $792. ($1,737) MAGICIAN’SCALENDAR: June 10, 2nd race, Estate of Earl Barnhart—LOVE YOU MUCH: June The Estate of Nellie Cox/Rose Retreat Farm— Lana Wright—BE BACK: June 24, 6th race, $945. $3,933. 9, 8th race, $5,130. TRANSOM: June 30, 4th race, $1,320. WHYYOUASK: June 2, 5th race, $4,788; June Adrian L. Merton—SUDDEN HOPE: June 2, 1st David Baxter—CHEESE ON: June 16, 5th race, Crystal Park Stables Inc.—CAROLINA ICE: June 29, 5th race, $5,130. ($10,863) race, $3,762. $990. 30, 6th race, $726. William Bayne—GRAND RIVER: June 22, 8th Dark Hollow Farm, D. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. D. Donna M. Miller—THE GREAT PROVIDER: June Stallion bonuses 29, 6th race, $1,449. race, $2,079. Schwaber and Mr. and Mrs. A. Davidov— ADMIRAL ALEX (Gfour: June 1, 1st race, $1,026): Bob Miller and Maryann Miller—SONIC BOOM E Patricia and Richard Beck—PHANTOM SHOT: CAUGHT DREAM’N: June 17, 9th race, $2,646. Leon Blusiewicz. JET: June 9, 2nd race, $1,089. June 17, 9th race, $1,386. Marilyn Anne Doetsch—LOVELY GAMES: June 3, BALTIMORE BOB (Arbutus: June 1, 5th race, Estate of Howard M. Bender—BEST YES: June 1st race, $1,386. Jennifer “Bird” Mobberley—NO REFUNDS: June $308. Baltimore Babe: June 30, 11th race, 30, 1st race, $6,840. 30, 10th race, $1,386. Dragon’s Lair Farm LLC—LIMITED VIEW: June $363): Robert Gerczak—$671. Wayne Morris and Juanita Morris—EIGHTY­ Howard M. Bender Revocable Trust—MONTE 16, 11th race, $2,250. BUFFUM (No Refunds: June 30, 1st race, $2,280): EIGHTMPH: June 8, 3rd race, $726. CRISTA: June 23, 4th race, $5,985. The Elkstone Group LLC—MILA JANE: June 16, Buffum Syndicate. Edmund T. Mudge IV—HEY MABEL: June 15, Richard Blue Jr.—NATIVE FLORA: June 22, 3rd 7th race, $3,933. PLATINUM POUND: June 9, BULLSBAY (A True Gentleman: June 16, 3rd race, 10th race, $1,701. race, $3,762/$2,508. ($6,270) 2nd race, $5,643/$3,762. ($13,338) $399): Bullsbay Syndicate. Nancy Lee Farms—JARVIS STEEL: June 22, 9th Richard F. Blue Sr.—DANIEL LE DEUX: June 17, Everest Stables Inc.—CALL ME COWBOY: June CHEROKEE’S BOY (Captain Trips: June 8, 2nd 8th race, $2,205. race, $1,155. NANCY R: June 1, 3rd race, race, $1,026. Menorah Lora: June 16, 12th 3, 10th race, $1,089. $1,386. ($2,541) Frank A. Bonsal Jr.—CHOCOMOUNT: June 22, W. Dale and Joan P. Everett—ANY DARN DAY: race, $198): ZWP Stable—$1,224. 6th race, $1,134. Steven T Newby—ZORALLY: June 3, 5th race, CUBA (Love N Kimestry: June 8, 2nd race, $378. June 23, 11th race, $1,089. PARTICIPATE: June $5,985. Mary B. Boskin—ME DARLIN KARA: June 3, 10th 9, 3rd race, $1,575. ($2,664) Maui Wahine: June 1, 4th race, $693; June 17, race, $5,643/$3,762. ($9,405) Nicewonder Stable LLC—TWIN VALOR: June 9, Fitzhugh LLC—ENGLISH MINISTER: June 9, 6th race, $363): J&S Stables LLC—$1,434 Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Bowman and Dr. Brooke 10th race, $1,485; June 30, 9th race, $1,485. 11th race, $1,551. INCLUDE A CHECK: June 9, DANCE WITH RAVENS (Fine N Dancy: June 1, 1st Bowman—BELIAL: June 17, 3rd race, $1,089. ($2,970) 3rd race, $825; June 23, 4th race, $1,155; June race, $198): Dance With Ravens Syndicate. Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Bowman, Rebecca Davis and Northview Stallion Station Inc.—A TRUE GEN­ 30, 5th race, $825. INCLUDE GOLD: June 17, DESPITE THE ODDS (Doit for Spite: June 8, 6th R. Larry Johnson—GO MAGICIAN GO: June TLEMAN: June 16, 3rd race, $1,197. 2nd race, $945. ($5,301) race, $1,254. Slewzer: June 2, 3rd race, 16, 6th race, $4,104. Dr. and Mrs. A. Leonard Pineau—HANALEI SUN­ $1,254): R. Larry Johnson—$2,508. Robert Gerczak—ARBUTUS: June 1, 5th race, Bowman and Higgins Stable—STOMP DANCE: SET: June 9, 4th race, $825. LEGAL PRECE­ ETCHED (My Brothersledge: June 8, 10th race, $924. BALTIMORE BABE: June 30, 11th race, June 24, 4th race, $3,762. DENT: June 10, 2nd race, $759. STEAMY HOT: $2,280. My Sistersledge: June 16, 10th race, $1,089. BELTWAY BOB: June 8, 7th race, Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Bowman and R. Larry John­ June 15, 7th race, $2,646. TRULY HOT: June 8, $495): Bonita Farm Stallion Partner­ $1,449; June 23, 1st race, $4,104. DUNDALK: son—SOMETHING MAGICAL: June 23, 4th 4th race, $945. ($5,175) ship—$2,775. June 2, 10th race, $2,646. ($10,212) race, $2,205. Avla Pitts—ALWAYSMINING: June 30, 4th race, ETERNAL STAR (Smile for Eternity: June 10, 5th Vincent Bracciale—GFOUR: June 1, 1st race, Estate of James Glenn—TRAFFICPLAN: June 3, $6,840. race, $1,596): Faith Leatherman. $3,078/$2,052. ($5,130) 5th race, $2,205; June 16, 2nd race, $1,023. Jennifer H. Pitts—BROAD REACH: June 17, 8th FREEDOM CHILD (Eightyeightmph: June 8, 3rd Dorsey Brown and Richard Palmer—SHOT­ ($3,228) race, $1,155. race, $242. Limited View: June 16, 11th race, DOWNINFLAMES: June 1, 4th race, $5,643. Jean W. Harris—CROOKIT: June 8, 4th race, Patricia L. Ramey and Maciej Szwarc—PINK NO­ $750): Freedom Child Syndicate—$992. Karen Lynn Brown and Heather Renee Brown— $495. GLORY HOUND: June 2, 7th race, TION: June 10, 4th race, $1,320; June 24, 3rd FRIESAN FIRE (Fire Marshal: June 1, 6th race, JACOBELLA: June 15, 10th race, $891. $2,565. ($3,060) race, $1,320. ($2,640) $242. Goodluckjohnathan: June 9, 2nd race, James Edwin Bryant and Linda Page Davis— Michael J. Harrison DVM—HASHTAG SELFIE: R C Park Racing Stable Inc.—CAPTAIN TRIPS: $693; June 29, 1st race, $440. Nancy R: June 1, JUMP JIVE AN WAIL: June 9, 7th race, $1,386. June 8, 4th race, $2,565. June 8, 2nd race, $3,078/$2,052. ($5,130) 3rd race, $462. Saratoga Bob: June 10, 9th Deborah Butts—FINE N DANCY: June 1, 1st race, David Hartman—JAMMER: June 15, 1st race, Charles J. Reed and Michael Zanella—GHOST race, $2,394): Friesan Fire Syndicate—$4,231. $594. $3,762/$2,508. ($6,270) AFFAIR: June 30, 2nd race, $1,197. GIACOMO (Jacobella: June 15, 10th race, $297): Christine Clagett and Miracle View Farm—GREAT Heritage Stallions Inc.—DOIT FOR SPITE: June 8, Cynthia K. Rickman—PATRIOTIC HEART: June Giacomo Syndicate. COUNTRY: June 22, 10th race, $1,089. 6th race, $3,762/$2,508. ($6,270) 29, 2nd race, $945. GREAT NOTION (Broad Reach: June 17, 8th race, Cloyce C. Clark Jr.—GLORIA’S GAL: June 17, 6th Hickory Ridge Farm—DORCAS CAREY: June 8, Sagamore Farm LLC—PROPORTIONALITY: June $385. Elementary: June 24, 4th race, $242. race, $5,643/$3,762. ($9,405) 1st race, $1,701. 1, 7th race, $759. Gloria’s Gal: June 17, 6th race, $1,881. Great Country: June 22, 10th race, $363. Louise: ORIENTATE (Cannon’s Roar: June 2, 7th race, June 16, 12th race, $378. Margie’s Money: $315. Cut Time: June 8, 6th race, $462. Dash­ June 16, 2nd race, $1,767. Me Darlin Kara: ing Lou: June 22, 10th race, $1,881. Sonic June 3, 10th race, $1,881. Natural Notion: June Boom E Jet: June 9, 2nd race, $363. Joe Kelly Unsung 30, 11th race, $1,881. Pink Notion: June 10, Whyyouask: June 2, 5th race, $1,596; June 29, 4th race, $440; June 24, 3rd race, $440. Rein 5th race, $1,710): Orientate Syndi­ Supreme: June 17, 4th race, $242): Great No­ cate—$6,327. Hero Award Open tion Syndicate—$9,900. OUTFLANKER (Flankenstein: June 15, 3rd race, GREEK SUN (Jammer: June 15, 1st race, $1,254): $1,254): Outflanker Syndicate. Marathon Farm. PLAN (I’ve Gotta Plan: June 9, 9th race, $567. Lily for Nominations LION HEARTED (Patriotic Heart: June 29, 2nd Rae: June 30, 6th race, $1,254. Trafficplan: race, $315): Lion Hearted Syndicate. June 3, 5th race, $735; June 16, 2nd race, $341): Stronach Group LP—$2,897. (Crookit: June 8, 4th race, REDEEMED (Godlovesasinner: June 10, 5th race, $165. Daniel Le Deux: June 17, 8th race, $735): $308; June 24, 5th race, $308): Redeemed Syn­ Louis Quatorze Syndicate—$900 dicate—$616. NICANOR (Candlestick Nic: June 1, 6th race, SCIPION (Cheese On: June 16, 5th race, $330. Joe Kelly $462. Nicki de Nephew: June 23, 11th race, Forthegreatergood: June 9, 12th race, $567. $1,881): Nicanor Syndicate—$2,343. Native Flora: June 22, 3rd race, $1,254): Scipi­ NOT FOR LOVE (Be Back: June 24, 6th race, $315. on Syndicate—$2,151. I’m Mr. Blue: June 3, 2nd race, $969. Love’s STREET MAGICIAN (A Great Time: June 8, 5th Legend: June 1, 5th race, $1,596; June 22, 1st race, $882. Go Magician Go: June 16, 6th race, race, $330. Lovely Games: June 3, 1st race, $1,368. Magician’s Bags: June 30, 7th race, $462. Love You Much: June 9, 8th race, $253. Magician’scalendar: June 10, 2nd race, $1,710. Platinum Pound: June 9, 2nd race, $1,311. Out of Juice: June 17, 10th race, $1,881. Stolen Love: June 10, 6th race, $495): $1,254. Something Magical: June 23, 4th race, Not For Love Syndicate—$7,758. $735): R. Larry Johnson—$5,803.

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7 Maryland-bred Bonus Payments for registered Maryland-breds running in Maryland Bonuses are paid 45 to 75 days from date of actual race 1st place 2nd 2nd place 3rd 3rd place 1st place 2nd 2nd place 3rd 3rd place 1st place breeder place breeder place breeder 1st place breeder place breeder place breeder Purse $ earns $ bonus $ earns $ bonus $ earns $ bonus $ Purse $ earns $ bonus $ earns $ bonus $ earns $ bonus $ 14000 7980 2394 2940 882 1540 462 33000 18810 5643 6930 2079 3630 1089 14500 8265 2479.50 3045 913.50 1595 478.50 34000 19380 5814 7140 2142 3740 1122 15000 8550 2565 3150 945 1650 495 35000 19950 5985 7350 2205 3850 1155 15500 8835 2650.50 3255 976.50 1705 511.50 36000 20520 6156 7560 2268 3960 1188 16000 9120 2736 3360 1008 1760 528 37000 21090 6327 7770 2331 4070 1221 16500 9405 2821.50 3465 1039.50 1815 544.50 38000 21660 6498 7980 2394 4180 1254 17000 9690 2907 3570 1071 1870 561 39000 22230 6669 8190 2457 4290 1287 17500 9975 2992.50 3675 1102.50 1925 577.50 40000 22800 6840 8400 2520 4400 1320 18000 10260 3078 3780 1134 1980 594 41000 23370 7011 8610 2583 4510 1353 18500 10545 3163.50 3885 1165.50 2035 610.50 42000 23940 7182 8820 2646 4620 1386 19000 10830 3249 3990 1197 2090 627 43000 24510 7353 9030 2709 4730 1419 19500 11115 3334.50 4095 1228.50 2145 643.50 44000 25080 7524 9240 2772 4840 1452 20000 11400 3420 4200 1260 2200 660 45000 25650 7695 9450 2835 4950 1485 21000 11970 3591 4410 1323 2310 693 46000 26220 7866 9660 2898 5060 1518 22000 12540 3762 4620 1386 2420 726 47000 26790 8037 9870 2961 5170 1551 23000 13110 3933 4830 1449 2530 759 48000 27360 8208 10080 3024 5280 1584 24000 13680 4104 5040 1512 2640 792 49000 27930 8379 10290 3087 5390 1617 25000 14250 4275 5250 1575 2750 825 50000 28500 8550 10500 3150 5500 1650 26000 14820 4446 5460 1638 2860 858 51000 29070 8721 10710 3213 5610 1683 27000 15390 4617 5670 1701 2970 891 52000 29640 8892 10920 3276 5720 1716 28000 15960 4788 5880 1764 3080 924 53000 30210 9063 11130 3339 5830 1749 29000 16530 4959 6090 1827 3190 957 54000 30780 9234 11340 3402 5940 1782 30000 17100 5130 6300 1890 3300 990 55000 31350 9405 11550 3465 6050 1815 31000 17670 5301 6510 1953 3410 1023 56000 31920 9576 11760 3528 6160 1848 32000 18240 5472 6720 2016 3520 1056 57000 32490 9747 11970 3591 6270 1881 Purses for all overnight races to be divided 57% to the winner, 21% to second, 11% to third, 6% to fourth, 3% to fifth and 2% to sixth, unless otherwise specified in the conditions of the race. Stakes are capped at $100,000 for Maryland-bred bonuses, and paid at 30% of purse earned for 1st, 2nd and 3rd places. Bonuses paid on stakes exceeding $100,000 will be calculated on purse distributions of a $100,000 stakes. In general, purses for stakes races are divided 60% to the winner, 20% to second, 10% to third, 6% to fourth, 3% to fifth and 1% to sixth. Refer to specific conditions of the race. In general, purses for stakes races are divided 60% to the winner, 20% to second, 10% to third, 6% to fourth, 3% to fifth and 1% to sixth. Refer to specific conditions of the race. Maryland-bred bonuses for Maryland Million Day are calculated separately. As of 01/01/2016; subject to semi-annual review by Maryland Racing Commission Maryland-bred top earners in 2018 Maryland’s leading sires (through August 2) Supplied by The Jockey Club Information Services, these statistics 1. Still Having Fun. . .$387,250 11. Enough Is Enough. . $98,129 compiled on August 2 are for stallions who currently stand or completed 2. Blamed...... 208,000 12. Ghoul’s Night Out. . .89,742 their career in Maryland. Lifetime earnings for stallions with at least one starter in 2018. † denotes freshman sire. 3. Lewisfield...... 130,345 13. Limited View . . . . .87,500 4. Whereshetoldmetogo.126,320 14. Renaissance Rosie . . .87,390 Earnings in 2018 5. I’m Betty G . . . . . 125,000 15. Clare’s Dowery. . . . 87,093 Strs Starts Wnrs Wins Earnings 6. Belfour...... 118,932 16. Eastern Bay...... 86,917 Friesan Fire. . . . . 84 425 43 60 $1,966,977 7. O Dionysus. . . . . 118,827 17. Fear No Evil . . . . . 85,900 Great Notion. . . . . 82 325 41 56 1,928,230 Not For Love. . . . . 63 292 31 40 993,030 8. Our Braintrust . . . .116,640 18. Deep Red...... 85,272 Orientate...... 60 281 29 40 932,161 9. Goodonehoney. . . .106,953 19. Monte Crista. . . . . 84,910 Street Magician. . . . 51 198 16 22 661,896 10. Mila Jane...... 104,517 20. In Arrears...... 83,437 Petionville...... 39 199 19 20 487,941 Redeemed...... 37 154 12 15 480,099 Freedom Child. . . . 21 93 10 11 377,228 Lion Hearted. . . . . 31 135 10 13 357,199 Despite the Odds. . . 18 88 13 15 295,433 Maryland Flag Horse Outflanker...... 24 104 8 10 280,257 Scipion...... 25 125 5 6 271,636 Logo Wear Louis Quatorze. . . . 20 78 7 8 236,650 Rock Slide...... 21 82 5 6 164,841 Cherokee’s Boy. . . . 12 60 4 4 138,937 Nicanor...... 13 45 6 6 135,301 Mens: Cuba...... 4 28 2 3 126,530 Buffum...... 8 19 2 2 109,296 Tie Baltimore Bob. . . . 6 26 2 3 108,989 Pullover 2-year-old earnings in 2018 Strs Starts Wnrs Wins Earnings Polo Shirt Friesan Fire. . . . . 5 10 1 1 $69,798 Vest Great Notion. . . . . 4 8 1 1 67,189 †Tritap...... 7 10 3 3 64,418 Jacket Buffum...... 2 5 1 1 55,480 8 Redeemed...... 4 4 2 2 51,924 Womens: Street Magician. . . . 2 6 1 1 40,912 Orientate...... 3 4 1 1 26,587 Scarf Freedom Child. . . . 4 7 1 1 22,060 Vest Earnings lifetime Strs Starts Wnrs Wins Earnings Jacket Not For Love. . . . . 836 18,678 673 2,786 $77,766,598 Two Punch . . . . . 938 18,280 733 2,684 55,236,615 Other Gift Items: Orientate...... 661 13,225 513 1,946 45,770,459 Petionville...... 649 13,965 506 1,886 44,235,374 MHBA hat Louis Quatorze. . . . 771 14,713 571 1,940 37,481,792 Flag horse lapel pin Lion Hearted. . . . . 503 9,551 385 1,312 29,575,169 Outflanker...... 428 9,152 321 1,294 28,522,964 Flag horse clock Waquoit...... 484 11,425 368 1,522 26,927,840 Go for Gin...... 322 6,189 214 730 19,271,447 Foal Friend Great Notion. . . . . 228 3,215 175 537 16,560,269 Rock Slide...... 219 3,739 147 415 10,817,138 Friesan Fire. . . . . 128 1,719 93 229 6,933,990 Buy online at marylandthoroughbred.com Scipion...... 109 2,330 67 265 5,989,141 Mojave Moon. . . . 154 3,098 106 338 5,929,561 or call 410-252-2100 Gators N Bears. . . . 124 1,894 71 232 5,906,660 2-year-old earnings lifetime Strs Starts Wnrs Wins Earnings Not For Love. . . . . 365 1,164 139 186 $6,956,746 Membership inquiries? Two Punch . . . . . 449 1,447 164 207 5,686,112 Orientate...... 361 1,127 137 179 5,190,886 Petionville...... 373 1,154 121 150 4,781,089 Member benefits Louis Quatorze. . . . 337 1,041 104 130 3,491,717 Outflanker...... 222 897 91 122 3,337,996 questions? Lion Hearted. . . . . 222 720 80 110 3,055,121 Waquoit...... 204 694 59 84 2,000,531 Call Hillary at the MHBA office Great Notion. . . . . 82 247 32 46 1,798,294 410.252.2100, ext. 122 Rock Slide...... 92 296 24 35 1,070,760 Scipion...... 57 235 25 33 1,019,852 Friesan Fire. . . . . 69 208 21 23 1,019,315