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TALES FROM THE HEATH P9 FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 2014 732-747-8060 $ TDN Home Page Click Here FEATURE PRESENTATION • GII JEROME S.

Tommy and Wyndee Eastham officially announced the relaunch of Legacy Bloodstock a few weeks ago and the Lexington-based GYARMATI, TREADWAY TEAM UP IN JEROME agency will have its first by Catlyn Spivey consignment in two years at Trainer Leah Gyarmati and owner Jeff Treadway are next week=s January all too familiar with racing=s ups and downs. A sale. Tommy Eastham formerly newcomer to the business, Treadway of Treadway co-owned Legacy with Mark Racing stables, became a part of Gyarmati=s New York Toothaker and, during a seven- stable a few years ago, and the road has been a bumpy year stretch, the agency sold one. A bit of bad luck in 2012 had Gyarmati frustrated nine sales toppers and with how things were unfolding. numerous Grade I winners, AA few of the horses we thought were going to be including champion Stardom superstars didn=t work out, things just happened, bad Bound (Tapit). Ahead of the luck,@ she said. January sale, Eastham sat Tommy and Wyndee Eastham Since that time, the duo combined to produce their down with TDN=s Jessica first graded stakes winner in Sweet Reason (Street Martini to discuss the reemergance of Legacy. Sense), who took the TDN Q & A cont. p4 GI Spinaway at Saratoga TDN TODAY Sept. 1, and earned a trip to Headline News...... 11 pages the 2013 Breeders= Cup. AIt was a big relief,@ said Gyarmati. AJeff is a great owner Noble Moon A Coglianese and he really showed a lot of patience. In this business so many things can go wrong and every year it was one thing after another. Last year was the year that nothing went wrong and hopefully things will keep going that way this year.@ Sweet Reason was given a rest after a fourth-place finish in the GI Breeders= Cup Juvenile Fillies, but the team wasted no time bringing up another promising youngster. Noble Moon (Malibu Moon) followed up a wire-to-wire maiden win at Belmont Sept. 14 with a third in the GII Nashua S. Nov. 3. Squeezed at the break, the colt trailed the field early, but made a sweeping six-wide move on the turn and finished third behind Cairo Prince (Pioneerof the Nile). Gyarmati is set to saddle the morning-line favorite for Saturday=s GII Jerome S., and she believes the trouble in the Nashua answered a lot of questions. Cont. p3 In This Issue

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TDN Feature Presentation cont. AHe got a case of the hives the night before and he AYou never know when a horse goes wire-to-wire just seemed to be really uncomfortable,@ Gyarmati what they will do when they have to play catch-up,@ explained. AHis face started to blow up and I had to the trainer continued. AI did have a little bit of a treat him to make him more comfortable.@ question about that when we were breezing him early In addition to an exciting 3-year-old colt in the barn, on. When he would get behind horses he seemed a bit Gyarmati and Treadway have the return of Sweet disinterested. He seems to have matured, and the Reason to look forward to in 2014. Nashua was a good representation of that. He got hit AI gave her 30 days off at Patricia Hogan=s in New pretty hard. He had every reason in the world not to Jersey,@ Gyarmati offered. AShe has been back now for make that run. I=ve worked him long a couple times, the about three weeks. I have not breezed her yet, but last time we sat off another horse, so he=s good to go.@ today she did a little two-minute-lick. She will probably A $200,000 yearling purchase at Keeneland breeze this next week as soon as we get a nice track. September, Noble Moon was one of three purchases by She looked great when she came back and she=s doing Treadway--the other two were Sweet Reason and really well.@ recent maiden winner Street Gent (Street Sense). ASweet Reason and Noble Moon were both bought ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ out of the same sale,@ Gyarmati explained. AJeff is very NOTE: In accordance with the policy of the American good at pedigrees and he had a nice list of some well- Graded Stakes Committee, last Saturday=s renewal of bred horses. Between what looked good and what he the GIII W. L. McKnight H. at Calder was automatically wanted to spend, those were the three we ended up downgraded to Listed status and conducted as such. with.@ The AGSC has reviewed the off-turf running of the race Gyarmati credits the switch from buying 2-year-olds and has determined that the original Grade III status of in training to buying yearlings for much of their the race will be reinstated. Twilight Eclipse (Purim) will success. be credited with a Grade III victory, while Dannhauser AThese were the first yearlings we bought,@ she said. (Johannesburg) and Flatter This (Flatter) earn Grade III AWhen you have control from the beginning with how they are trained and how fast they go, it makes a big placings. difference.@ After his troubled trip in the Nashua back in November, Noble Moon was entered for the GII Remsen Click here to access TDN Progeny PPs S. Nov. 30, but scratched the morning of the race. TDN P HEADLINE NEWS • 1/3/14 • PAGE 4 of 11 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

TDN Q&A cont.

TDN: What prompted your decision to relaunch Legacy Bloodstock?

TE: I think the overall health of the market and just starting to see an emergence of the smaller breeder started it. And, personally, I think it is a good time for me in my career. I=ve learned a lot of lessons and my experiences are greater now. But probably the main reason is just because my kids are showing an interest. If they decide to take this route in the horse business-- which I would love for them to do--one day I would want them to have the ability to do it.

TDN: Your family is obviously a big part of the new Legacy. How many kids do you have?

TE: We have three young boys--ages 10, 7 and 5. They are wanting to get involved in the business.

TDN: So, they=re not on the payroll quite yet! Your wife has worked for Breeders= Cup and NTRA. Will this be the first time you=ll be working together.

TE: My wife has been involved in the horse business for a long time and we=ve worked in the same industry working for the same goals, but never side by side. Being able to share this with her is great.

TDN: Is it intimidating, are you worried at all, to be working with your wife?

TE: It is. But the good thing about it is, she is probably the only person I=ve ever worked with that can get on me about stuff. So for me, that=s not all bad. She=ll tell me, AYou need to get on that--get that done.@ If you hire somebody, they are not going to tell you that.

TDN: You mentioned the emergence of the smaller breeder. Do you think the market has improved enough that the small breeder can make a profit again?

TE: Yes. What I=m starting to see is the return of the domestic businessman--the group of four or five guys who had some grocery stores or car dealerships or whatever, and they put in a few bucks a year and enjoy the sport. They left. They weren=t around. And now you see a lot healthier market and a lot better trade, a lot more shows and a lot more interest. I really think that for the next 10 years, until we start overbreeding again, we are in a very healthy time of the industry.

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TDN Q & A cont. TDN: What kind of reaction did you get when you started recruiting horses for the January sale?

TE: I think probably most of my clients have been with me for so long, no matter what jacket or hat I wore, I represented them. I think most of them knew it was coming. I think most of them said, AYou were successful before, we don=t see any reason why you wouldn=t do it again.@ I really didn=t have anyone who was shocked by it. They all just thought it was a natural progression of growth and everybody getting healthy again financially and the industry and the market getting healthy again. TDN: You have 20 horses in your January consignment. Are they mostly for clients who have been with you over the years?

TE: A lot of them are. There are a couple of guys who are new who are referrals from clients who I=ve sold for for a lot of years and people who said, AHey, Tommy is getting rolling again. Let=s get him a couple of horses to get him started and give him a presence-type deals. I didn=t recruit for more than three or four days, so it was an amazing response. TDN: Is it gratifying to have that level of respect from people in the industry?

TE: It=s such a close industry because we cheer together, we shed tears together and we share beers together. It=s a pretty unique industry. We=re kind of TDN: What sales do you plan on selling at? close. It=s probably the only industry for a guy like myself. I want all my competitors to do well and I want TE: I=m going to do all the Kentucky sales and I=ll to do a little better than they do. I think most people probably do Fasig-Tipton New York, but I probably are rooting for hard-working people. won=t sell at a lot of venues like I did before. I=m not going to be down in Texas, but I might do OBS August TDN: Are the 20 horses about the right size for a at some point if I have enough interest. What I like to consignment for you? do now, as I=ve grown and found out what increases the value of horses more, it is of course what you do TE: I=ve done this a long time. I feel like there is a sweet on the sales grounds, but it is that time before the sale spot, just for statistical information, such as number of that you can reach out to the people who have the shows and things along those lines. And there are interest in the horse or have interest in the pedigree or things that effect the sale of a horse, like vetting. But have siblings, that=s where you increase the value of there is a sweet spot. About 20, you would say, per the horse. So you really need the time to stay in front book. I don=t want to be the biggest in terms of of it. volume. I=m at that point of my life where I just want to work for a few people and do a great job for them and TDN: What would you say you are most proud of focus on growing their businesses. One of the great accomplishing with the former Legacy? things about consigning is that when I help them grow their business, I get a raise and it grows our business. TE: I am proud of the financial success that we had--in It s kind of different from before with Legacy when we = terms of things that can be counted--but I think the sold for just about anybody that was anybody to biggest thing I=ve actually experienced afterwards. This anything. We=ll be more selective. past November, when I was recruiting for the January sale, I had clients who have been with me forever who TDN: What are your expectations for your January were immediately behind me. And that is probably the consignment? most rewarding thing. To have those relationships. To be fair to those people, to work hard for them, to put TE: I=ve got a really nice consignment for January. I do have a couple of them--put it this way--we have a value in their programs. Probably the way this Legacy chance, if everything goes right, to have a couple of has started off is my proudest thing about what we=ve nice horses sell really well. done before. Cont. p6 TDN P HEADLINE NEWS • 1/3/14 • PAGE 6 of 11 • thoroughbreddailynews.com TDN Q & A cont. GRADED/GROUP RESULTS TDN: What is your attitude going into this new version of Legacy? Wednesday, Ellerslie, New Zealand SISTEMA RAILWAY S.-G1, NZ$200,000, Ellerslie, 1-1, TE: I would say that I=ve done this a long time. And I 3yo/up, 1200mT, 1:10.25, dead. know what to expect now. I=m excited--I=m not sure 1--sBOUNDING (AUS), 114, f, 3, by Lonhro (Aus) how to say this, but this is the best version of me I=ve 1st Dam: Believe=N=Succeed (Aus) (GSW-Aus), ever been. I feel really confident in where I am, both by Exceed and Excel (Aus) personally and professionally. 2nd Dam: Arctic Drift, by Gone West 3rd Dam: November Snow, by Storm Cat (A$425,000 yrl >12 INGEAS). O-G E Harding. B-Mr M BLACK-TYPE PREVIEWS A W Birchall. T-Ken & Bev Kelso. J-Mark Du Plessis. NZ$120,000. Lifetime Record: 9-6-3-0, $366,675. Sunday, , post time: 7:00 p.m. EST Werk Nick Rating: A+++ *Triple Plus*. Click for the MONROVIA S.-GII, $200,000, 4yo/up, f/m, a6.5fT eNicks report & 5-cross pedigree. PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT 2--Waterford (NZ), 118, m, 4, Darci Brahma (NZ)-- 1 Judy in Disguise (GB) Elusive City Garcia Callaghan 118 Crystal Hailey, by Greinton (GB). O/B-V T W Breeding 2 Kindle K Indian Charlie Bejarano Mandella 118 Company Ltd. T-Tony Pike & Mark Donoghue. 3 Purim's Dancer K Purim Talamo Proctor 118 NZ$39,000. 4 Golden Production K Exchange Rate Maldonado Miller 118 3--Little Wonder (NZ), 122, h, 4, Volksraad (GB)-- 5 Ciao Bella Luna K Tribal Rule Pedroza Miller 120 Shortblackmini (NZ), by Black Minnaloushe. O-Ms F B 6 Sky High Gal K Lroidsanmux (Brz) Nakatani Sadler 118 Crimmins & M A Rendle. B-B N & T M Brown & Mrs 7 Ultrasonic Mizzen Mast Smith Baffert 118 F B Crimmins. T-Stephen McKee. NZ$19,000. 8 Pontchatrain K War Front Stevens Proctor 118 Margins: LNK, 1, NK. Odds: 4.10, 4.20, 26.30. 9 Camryn Kate Kafwain Baze French 118 Click for the Racing Post result or the free brisnet.com 10 Winding Way Malibu Moon Espinoza Gaines 118 catalogue-style pedigree.

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TDN P HEADLINE NEWS • 1/3/14 • PAGE 7 of 11 • thoroughbreddailynews.com Triple NEWS TODAY HRTV Wins Media Eclipse for Television Features... Threats Edited Press Release The National Racing Association Wildcat Red Looks to Holy Bull... (NTRA), Daily Racing Form and the National Turf Gulfstream Park Derby runner-up Wildcat Red Writers and Broadcasters (NTWAB) announced (D=wildcat) is in fine form following the Wednesday tilt, yesterday that HRTV has won the Media Eclipse Award according to trainer Jose Garaffalo. AHe came back in for Television Features for its documentary AHRTV very good shape, thank God,@ Garaffalo said. AHe ran a Presents: Saratoga WarHorse.@ The documentary gives hell of a race. The best case scenario would be to win, an in-depth look at the work of a foundation taking a but I=m okay. We=re happy with the race. He did his job. leading role in assisting struggling war veterans and Considering he was off for two months, the post their extraordinary relationship therapy with recently position and all the speed of the race, he did a great retired . The 30-minute program, job.@ The Honors Stable colorbearer will be aimed produced by Stacie Clark-Rogers, aired Nov. 2. toward the GII Holy Bull S. Jan. 25, Garaffalo The Saratoga WarHorse Foundation and facility in confirmed. AWe have plans to run in the Holy Bull; that upstate New York has taken a leading role in assisting will be the next step,@ Garaffalo explained. ADepending struggling war veterans through debilitating effects of on the Holy Bull, we will go in the [GII] Fountain of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and other Youth [S. Feb. 22]. Who knows if we will go in the [GI] serious issues. In addition to the war veterans, among Florida Derby [Mar. 29]. It=s still too early to tell, but those interviewed in the presentation were Bob Nevins, right now we have expectations. We=ll see what Founder of Saratoga WarHorse and Marilyn Lane, happens. I think he=ll be ready for the next one.@ Director of Thoroughbred Industry Relations and Development, as well as horsemen Nick Zito, Bill Mott and Cot and Anne Campbell. Click here to access TDN Sales PPs Cont. p8 TDN P HEADLINE NEWS • 1/3/14 • PAGE 8 of 11 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

News Today cont.

AIt=s a terrific honor to win this award,@ said Clark-Rogers, who filmed the documentary over a five-day period last summer in Saratoga. AWe take it for granted what these hoses do for us. You see Zenyatta and giving us a high-energy moment on the racetrack, but the experience these retired horses provide the veterans is so simple, and observing that experience plugs you back into reality. It=s not a cure, but it gives the veteran a light at the end of the tunnel.@ Amy Zimmerman was Executive Producer and Writer of ASaratoga WarHorse.@ Steve Scheilder was co-producer and editor. Jose AJoe Chile@ Ibarra was the principal videographer. This is the fifth Media Eclipse Award won by HRTV for productions appearing on the network, and the third time for programs which were written and produced by HRTV.

NBC Sports Wins Media Eclipse for Derby Broadcast... Edited Press Release The National Thoroughbred Racing Association (NTRA), Daily Racing Form and the National Turf Writers and Broadcasters (NTWAB) announced yesterday that NBC Sports has won the Media Eclipse Award for Television B Live Racing Programming for its 2 1/2-hour live broadcast of the 2013 GI Kentucky Derby. This is the 10th Media Eclipse Award in the Live Television category for NBC. NBC=s Kentucky Derby broadcast coverage delivered an array of race reporting and insightful background stories on many of the 19 starters in the race. NBC incorporated celebrity interviews with stars of movies and television from a vantage point overlooking more than 150,000 in attendance on a rain soaked afternoon. AThe Kentucky Derby is one of America's greatest sporting events. With 50 cameras and a production team of more than 200 dedicated men and women, we produce the Derby as a big event,@ said NBC Sports Group coordinating producer Rob Hyland. AOur production team did an excellent job telling the stories of the 139th Kentucky Derby. I am extremely proud of the high standards and passion our entire production team has for this sport and we are honored to win this prestigious award.@ In addition to the live production, NBC incorporated pre-race segments featuring on his return to racing at age 50 and jockey Kevin Krigger on his quest to become the first African American jockey to win the Derby since 1902. In addition to Hyland, as producer, the Derby telecast was directed by Drew Esocoff. and hosted the program and were joined by analysts Randy Moss and . Laffit Pincay, Jay Privman, , and Donna Brothers were the reporters. and provided handicapping information and analysis, and called the race. TDN P HEADLINE NEWS • 1/3/14 • PAGE 9 of 11 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

FELLOWES NEWMARKET’S NEWEST TRAINER Newmarket effectively only exists because the flat open heathland on which it sits was deemed suitable for the preparation of racehorses as far back as the 17th century. The small East Anglian town, which started out as a handful of stables, inns, hostels and cock-fighting pits around the palace of the most passionate racehorse owner of the day, King Charles II, has grown over time, but at its core still beats the heart of British horse racing. The 2500 acres of immaculately tended training grounds on Newmarket Heath engulf the town, and are the daily workplace of 76 licensed trainers, their staff and some of the country's best thoroughbreds, which number up to 3000 in the height of the Flat season. A January morning in Newmarket could hardly feel farther removed than balmy summer meetings on the July Course. Even on a dry day, the wind cuts across the Heath, no holds barred, hunching the shoulders of even the most hardened work riders as strings of young bluebloods skitter about in the icy blasts. The minds of the town's trainers have already turned to the season ahead, which can't come soon enough for most, even with the modern-day diversions of all-weather racing and, for some, the Carnival. One man with his thoughts firmly on the 2014 turf season is Charlie Fellowes, who is already plotting campaigns for the 15 equine residents at his barn at Saffron House Stables. When the British Horseracing Authority signs off on Fellowes' licence in the coming weeks, he will become the town's 77th trainer and, at 27, also its youngest. Tall and ever smiling, Fellowes may be new to the training ranks, but he is already a familiar figure in the town, having spent almost five years as assistant to James Fanshawe. "I started there a month before [dual Group 1 winner] Society Rock [Ire] ran in his first race, and I finished last season on the day he was meant to run in the Haydock Sprint Cup," recalls Fellowes, who also spent a year working in Australia for Lee Freedman. "Society Rock and I were pretty much there together all the way through, and he was a very special horse to me. If he manages to give his youngsters the toughness he Charlie Fellowes had himself, then he'll be a Emma Berry good stallion for Tally-Ho Stud. I hope I end up training one or two of his offspring."

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Tales from the Heath cont.

While a number of Fanshawe's most recent big-race successes have been through his dual Group 1-winning sprinter, he has proved an adept handler of racehorses at all distances and under both codes, his flagbearers over the years having included the brilliant miler Soviet Song (Ire), top-class stayer Invermark (GB) and the Champion Hurdlers Royal Gait (GB) and Hors La Loi III (Fr). Fellowes is acutely aware of the advantage of having learned at the right hand of such a versatile trainer. He says: "James Fanshawe is the best horseman I've ever worked for. We got on well and I learned a huge amount from him. His ability to train any type of horse stands him apart for me and I just hope I'll be able to do the same. "It's largely down to Mr. Fanshawe that I've been given a really good chance. I've got 15 horses in at the moment, and that will go up to 20 by the beginning of the season, which is a great number to start with. He's really supported me--he spoke to one of his owners, Mohamed Obaida, and asked whether he might be able to send me a horse and he sent six." Fellowes, who grew up half an hour from Newmarket near Huntingdon, doesn't hail from a racing family, but it was his mother's membership of a racing syndicate that sparked his early interest. "Mum was really only involved in the partnership for the social side,@ he explained. AI used to go racing to Newmarket with her and we'd have a picnic in the car Despite the Christmas and New Year holidays park--they were my earliest experiences of racing. My creating a frustrating delay to the receipt of his training dad would rather watch paint dry and I think he'd licence, Charlie Fellowes Racing is already essentially up rather I took over from him at the farm, but when he and running, and has been since October when the visits the stables now I think he's quite proud of what young trainer spent weeks I'm doing.@ prowling sales grounds. "This is the culmination of a dream, which started Those with form in the book when I was seven or eight years old and I'm just who will be among Fellowes' incredibly lucky that I can carry it out," Fellowes added. earlier runners are Pearl Ice (GB), Newmarket's longest-standing trainer and Chairman a 94-rated 6-year-old sprinter of the Heath Committee, Sir Mark Prescott, once who was bought from David likened the town's training fraternity to a bunch of Barron's stable at Tattersalls' Fellowes & Pearl Ice shopkeepers all selling the same wares. While Horses-in-Training Sale, while Emma Berry competition is the lifeblood of racing, the new recruit to 3-year-old Barbary (Ire) came the ranks has been pleasantly surprised by the welcome from the same auction, and was originally with he has received from his counterparts. Fellowes' old boss, Fanshawe. "All the young assistant "My licence has taken a little longer to come through trainers--my friends--have been than expected, but that hasn't hindered the training-- supportive, but what has been the horses are allowed out on the Heath, I just can't really nice is the words of make any race entries yet," says the man with an encouragement and advice from understandable eagerness for that all-important piece of the established trainers. Yes, paper. "I always wanted to start training here in there's a sense of Newmarket. It was a no-brainer, really. Everything is competitiveness in the town, but here--every single possible thing you could need to train there's also a strong sense of a racehorse is here, so there'll be no excuses." 'we're all in it together,' and Tales of the Heath is a twice-monthly installment by trainers know how tough this Newmarket-based writer Emma Berry. Berry lives in one of game is, so there's a mutual Newmarket's oldest yards, Beverley House Stables, former home to the 1903 Triple Crown winner Rock Sand and now to the respect. We all want to see Fellowes inspecting horses Emma Berry small string of flat and jumps horses trained by her husband, Newmarket horses and trainers John. She accompanies the yard's first lot most mornings on her do well." 11-year-old retired racehorse, Pantomime Prince. TDN P HEADLINE NEWS • 1/3/14 • PAGE 11 of 11 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

UPCOMING MAJOR NORTH IN OTHER NEWS... Date Race Track A Daily Roundup of Racing Articles in Other Media Jan. 4 GI Santa Ynez S. SA GII San Gabriel S. SA GII Jerome S. AQU Jockey Gary Stevens Makes The Sporting Comeback of the Year A GIII Marshua’s River S. GP year ago, Gary Stevens hadn’t ridden in a horse race since 2005. GIII Old Hat S. GP Elected to the Hall of Fame in 1997, the jockey had retired at age 42, Jan. 5 GII Monrovia S. SA going on to train horses briefly before becoming a broadcaster for NBC’s Jan. 11 GII Ft. Lauderdale S. GP and HRTV’s racing programs. Teresa Genaro, forbes.com. GII San Pasquale S. SA GIII Sham S. SA Kentucky horse-racing balks at tougher race-day medication GIII Hal’s Hope S. GP restrictions LEXINGTON, KY. — It’s been 18 months since Kentucky’s Jan. 18 GII Strub S. SA racing regulators approved the nation’s tightest restrictions on a popular GIII Col. E.R. Bradley H. FG anti-bleeding drug as a way to give bettors confidence that — as GIII Lecomte S. FG supporter Gov. Steve Beshear put it — top stakes horses were running Jan. 19 GII La Canada S. SA “on their own abilities.” Gregory A. Hall, The Courier-Journal. Jan. 25 GII Forward Gal S. GP GIII Holy Bull S. GP Hollendorfer, Bonde trainees are Eclipse-worthy Call me a homer if GIII John B. Connally Turf Cup HOU you must, but also acknowledge the objective criteria that prompted my GIII Endeavor S. TAM Eclipse Award votes for the 2-year-old nominees trained by Bay Area GIII Santa Monica S. SA residents Jerry Hollendorfer and Jeff Bonde. Larry Stumes, sfgate.com. 8 Copyright Thoroughbred Daily News. Harold and Jessie and a Horse Named Paladin Deep in the This newspaper may not be reproduced in any form or by wilderness of the tiny Alberta hamlet of Lac la Biche, Harold Ladouceur any means, electronic or mechanical, without prior grew up learning the keys to survival. As one of seven children and the written permission of the copyright owner, MediaVista. only boy of French Metis – Cree Indian parents, Ladouceur learned to Information as to the American races, race results and hunt and trap and manage the family crops of hay with the family’s work earnings was obtained from results charts published in horses. Jennifer Morrison, horse-canada.com. Daily Racing Form and utilized here with the permission of the copyright owner, Daily Racing Form. AROUND THE WORLD FRIDAY, JANUARY 03, 2014

She angled out a path in upper stretch, inched to the lead late and finished a nose in front of Comme Chez Soi (Empire Maker). Penwith was running without Lasix. Yesterday=s Results: The winner is a 3/4-sister to Centring (A.P. Indy), 6th-GPX, $48,750, Alw, Opt. Clm. ($25,000), NW1X, MGISP, $459,102; and to Tranquil Manner (A.P. Indy), (S), 4yo/up, f/m, 7f, 1:24 1/5, ft. GISP, $239,610. Lifetime Record: GSP, 4-2-0-1, LADYFROMHAVANA (f, 4, Put It Back--Paper $123,500. Click for the brisnet.com chart or VIDEO. Mountain, by Mountain Cat) was second on debut at O/B-Darley (KY). T-Kiaran P McLaughlin. Calder in June of 2012 and graduated a month later there July 7. She returned from a 16-month layoff to 5th-GPX, $42,000, Msw, 3yo, f, 1 1/16mT, 1:44 2/5, finish third sprinting in an optional claimer here fm. Nov. 23. Sent off at odds of 7-1, the homebred set the PARTY NOW (f, 3, Tiznow--Search Party {GSP, pace and opened up down the lane to win by 9 3/4 $258,254}, by Seeking the Gold) rallied for second at lengths. Tap It Easy (Tapit) completed the exacta. first asking over the Keeneland synthetic Oct. 19. Lifetime Record: 4-2-1-1, $54,470. Click for the Getting Lasix for the first time, the bay pressed the brisnet.com chart or VIDEO. pace in second from off the rail. She took command O/B-Joseph Arriola (FL). T-Larry Pilotti. midway down the backstretch and drew off down the lane to finish 4 3/4 lengths clear of Seeking Her Glory 2nd-GPX, $44,025, Alw, Opt. Clm. ($75,000), NW1X, (Giant=s Causeway) at odds of 2-1. The winner is a half 3yo, f, 1m, 1:37 4/5, ft. to Criminologist (Maria=s Mon), MGSW, $554,313; and PENWITH (f, 3, Bernardini--Composure {MGISW, Rescue Squad (Dynaformer), MGSP, $204,929. Party $731,300}, by Touch Gold), a wide sixth at first asking Now=s second dam, Deputation (Deputy Minister) was a at Belmont Sept. 15, the Darley homebred went gate- GSW and GISP and earned $508,873. Lifetime Record: to-wire next time there Oct. 27. She set the pace in the 2-1-1-0, $36,400. Click for the brisnet.com chart or Nov. 30 GII Demoiselle S. at the Big A, but weakened VIDEO. late to finish a neck behind Stopchargingmaria (Tale of O/B-Stuart S Janney III & Phipps Stable (KY). T-Claude the Cat) in third. The 2-5 pick settled into a stalking R McGaughey III. position off the rail in third here. TDN P AROUND THE WORLD • 01/03/14 • PAGE 2 of 6 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

Evangeline Downs to Host >Stars of Tomorrow=: Yesterday=s Result: Evangeline Downs and the Breeders Sale Company 8th-LRL, $46,654, Alw, Opt. Clm. ($25,000-$20,000), = of Louisiana will host the Stars of Tomorrow 2-year- NW2LX, 4yo/up, 7f, 1:24, ft. A @ olds in Training Sale Mar. 9 and the Gallop Preview SOUPER KNIGHT (g, 4, Midnight Lute--Secret Liaison Show will be held Mar. 8. In August, the track will offer {GSW, $342,719}, by Housebuster) was 11th on two six-furlong open 2-year-old stakes races each with debut in his only start for trainer Bill Mott Feb. 14. He a purse of $100,000,--the Evangeline Downs Star for graduated under Michael Trombetta at Penn National colts and the Starlet for fillies. There will be a $25,000 Aug. 28 and annexed a Laurel allowance Sept. 25. bonus for horses that are graduates of the March sale Runner-up in the City of Laurel S. Nov. 9, Souper and they will also receive preferred entries. AThis sale Knight went on to finish last of six in Aqueduct=s Time has become a mainstay for the local racing industry and for a Change S. Dec. 1 and was third stretching out in we look forward to it each year at Evangeline Downs, an optional claimer here Dec. 18. The 5-2 chance rated @ said Chris Warren, Director of Racing Operations for in midpack down the backstretch and angled out to the Delta Downs/Evangeline Downs. We are proud to offer four path entering the lane. The dark bay gained the A the only 2-year-olds in training sale in the state. Our advantage by midstretch and kept on to finish 2 3/4 facilities include a spacious and comfortable Event lengths clear of Irish Lion (Lion Hearted). Sales history: Center that is conveniently located next to the racing $310,000 yrl '11 FTSAUG. Lifetime Record: SP, paddock and our hotel which works nicely for this 7-3-1-1, $94,960. Click for the brisnet.com chart or VIDEO. event.@ Brett Brinkman, Chairman of the Breeders= Sale O-Live Oak Plantation. B-Desperado Stables Inc (KY). Company of Louisiana, added, AWe are excited to T-Michael J Trombetta. partner with Evangeline Downs and its parent company Boyd Gaming for the Stars of Tomorrow 2-year-olds in Training Sale. We also look forward to expanding this sale in the future and making it even more successful in the years to come. The entry fee for the sale is $350 J Watch Out for “TDN Rising Stars” J @ with a 5% commission and the deadline is Jan. 13. For Stars of tomorrow grabbing the spotlight today... more information contact Charlotte Clavier at 337-316- 2696.

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Central Report cont. 2nd-SAX, $60,000, Alw, Opt. Clm. ($62,500), Jimenez Earns Breakthrough Riding Title at Turfway: NW2$X, 4yo/up, f/m, 6f, 1:08 3/5, ft. Jockey Albin Jimenez earned his first career riding SCHERZINGER (f, 4, Tiz Wonderful--Dancinandsingin, title, posting 19 wins from 126 mounts at the recently by A.P. Indy) got off the mark in her third start over the concluded holiday meet at Turfway Park in Florence, Del Mar synthetic Aug. 31 and rolled to an optional Kentucky. The 22-year-old, a native of Panama, fought claiming win at Santa Anita Oct. 10. Most recently, she off competition from previous meet leaders including was off slowly and finished last of seven trying the Norberto Arroyo Jr., Victor Lebron, Dean Sarvis, Perry Hollywood Park turf Nov. 10. Back on the dirt, the Ouzts, Ben Creed, Roberto Morales and Rodney long-striding chestnut rated at the back of the pack, but Prescott. Jimenez had finished second among riders in cruised up into a striking position on the turn. The 2-1 the previous two race meets at Turfway. Jimenez is a second choice tipped out to the three path as the field graduate of the Laffit Pincay Jr. Jockey Training was spread five across. She continued to rally down Academy at Presidente Remon Racetrack near Panama the lane, caught leader Socialbug (Curlin) in the final City. He arrived in the United States in 2010, riding furlong and finished a half-length in front. Sales history: first at Calder Race Course in Florida before moving to $16,000 2yo >12 FTKFEB. Lifetime Record: 6-3-1-1, New York and then Kentucky. Mike Maker won his $125,374. Click for the brisnet.com chart or VIDEO. 13th training title, saddling seven winners, while Ken O-Mark DeDomenico LLC, Jerry Hollendorfer, Jason Litt and Sarah Ramsey were the leading owners at the 19- & Alex Solis II. B-MecCom (KY). T-Jerry Hollendorfer. day meet. A Solis/Litt Purchase

5th-SAX, $56,750, Msw, 4yo/up, f/m, 1mT, 1:34 3/5, Yesterday=s Results: fm. 7th-SAX, $65,250, Alw, Opt. Clm. ($80,000), C, ONE TIME ONLY (f, 4, Lemon Drop Kid--Salty Romance 4yo/up, 1mT, 1:33, fm. {SW & GSP, $229,200}, by Salt Lake) had hit the 1--REGALLY READY, 121, g, 7, More Than Ready--Kivi board in three of her previous four starts, most recently (SP-Fr), by King of Kings (Ire). ($110,000 yrl '08 finishing second by a nose when trying a mile for the KEESEP). O-Vinery Stables; B-Grapestock LLC (KY); first time at Hollywood Dec. 5. The 4-5 favorite set the T-Steven M Asmussen. Lifetime Record: GISW, pace, led throughout and finished 3/4 of a length ahead 29-11-2-5, $1,324,808. of the rallying longshot Lakota Road (War Chant). A half-sister to the outstanding sprinter Agave Kiss (Lion Heart), GSW & GISP, $339,400, One Time Only 2--Bio Pro, 123, g, 6, War Front--Capital Request, by topped the 2011 Flying Zee dispersal when sold as an Repriced. ($57,000 RNA yrl '09 KEESEP). unraced 2-year-old for $375,000. Lifetime Record: 3--Boat Trip, 119, h, 5, Harlan's Holiday--Turning 5-1-2-1, $59,260. Click for the brisnet.com chart or Wheel, by Seeking the Gold. ($27,000 RNA yrl '10 VIDEO. KEESEP; $100,000 2yo >11 OBSMAR). O-Glen Hill Farm. B-Nustar Breeding LLC (NY). Margins: 1 1/4, 2 3/4, 4 1/4. Odds: 3.00, 2.20, 2.70. T-Thomas F Proctor. Winner of the 2011 GII Breeders= Cup Turf Sprint, Hidden Brook Sold for Flying Zee Stables Regally Ready went dramatically off form, but has successfully reinvented himself as a miler. The final remaining horse in training for Vinery is ticketed for a start in this track=s GI F. E. Kilroe Mile S. following a A P P O IN T M EN T S pillar-to-post score against a strong bunch Thursday at Paul O’Loughlin the >Great Race Place.= Victorious in the GI Nearctic S. $ Appointed Director of Bloodstock for Northview at Woodbine prior to his Breeders= Cup success, Regally Stallion Station. Ready proceeded to finish out of the top three in his $ O'Loughlin has previously worked for Meadow next eight appearances before springing an 11-1 upset Court Studs, Penn Ridge Farm, Clear Sky Farm, in his first attempt over eight furlongs at Keeneland and Taylor Made Farm. Oct. 27. The chestnut was most recently fourth of five $ ATo be named Director of Blood-stock is an at Churchill Nov. 9, but three of his four opponents that extreme honor given the stature and rich tradition day had returned to win their next starts. Somewhat of the region=s premier Thoroughbred breeding surprisingly at the head of affairs passing under the facilities,@ said O=Loughlin.AI look forward to getting wire the first time, Regally Ready controlled the pace, to know all our existing clients and introducing turned back a mild bid from favored Bio Pro and won new breeders to the exceptional line of stallions with something to spare. Click for the brisnet.com chart standing here for the 2014 season. The team at or VIDEO. Northview comprises of a hardworking, dedicated group of people who continuously strive for All horses in the TDN are bred in North America, excellence and I am delighted to become part of unless otherwise indicated that team.@ TDN P AROUND THE WORLD • 01/03/14 • PAGE 4 of 6 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

So. California Report cont. 1st-SAX, $56,000, Msw, (S), 3yo, 1m, 1:37 3/5, ft. TODAY’S INSIGHTS OH BILLY BILLY (c, 3, Unusual Heat--Freedom Dance, by Moscow Ballet), a $400,000 Keeneland September 4:00p 1st-SA, $56k, Msw, f, 1m yearling purchase, weakened to fourth against Cali- HR/TVG TIFFANY’S HONOUR (Street Cry {Ire}) walked out of the breds at Hollywood Park Nov. 30. Trying the dirt here, gate in her debut and finished last of 12 going a mile over the 3-1 second pick pressed the pace from off the rail the Hollywood Park turf Dec. 14. She’ll make another go of it and gained the advantage on the turn. Favored Electric trying the Santa Anita main track today. The blue blooded Eddie (Square Eddie) ranged up to the outside, but gave Southern Equine homebred is out of GSW Better Than Oh Billy Billy a significant bump in the top of the Honour (Deputy Minister) and is a half-sibling to GI Belmont stretch. The two battled for the remainder of the S. winners Rags to Riches (A.P. Indy) and Jazil (Seeking the straight and Square Eddie hit the wire 3/4 of a length in Gold). Brisnet.com PPs front, but was disqualified and placed second for interference. Oh Billy Billy is a half-brother to Cost of Freedom (Cee=s Tizzy), GISW, $1,018,799. Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-0, $36,300. Click for the brisnet.com chart or VIDEO. O-Kaleem Shah Inc. B-Harris Farms (CA). T-Bob Baffert. Foaled, Raised & Sold by VALKYRE STUD

First-crop starters to watch: Friday, January 3 q TRACK OPENING q Sire (Sire’s Sire), current farm, 2010 Fee, #foals of racing age/Winners/ Calder Race Course - Miami Gardens, FL BlackTypeWnrs * Race #-track, race type, distance, runner, odds (if available) Opens: Friday, January 3 CHESTERTOWN SLEW (Seattle Slew), 25/0/0 5-DED, Msw, 7f, +Slew of Pearls, 20-1 Closes: Sunday, July 6 EINSTEIN (BRZ) (Spend a Buck), Adena Springs Kentucky, $8K, 93/5/0 Racing Days: Friday through Sunday 5-DED, Msw, 7f, Passing the Grade, 15-1 Post Time: 12:30 p.m. = Jan. 1 - Mar. 9 & 12:50 HIGH OCTANE (A.P. Indy), SW Cattle Company, 19/1/1 p.m. = Mar. 14 - July 6 8-SUN, Msw, 1m, Synfully High, 20-1 Stakes Schedule: 21 stakes worth $2.36 million KODIAK KOWBOY (Posse), WinStar, $7K, 95/15/1 Highlights: $100,000 GIII Miami Mile H.-April 9-GP, Aoc, 1 1/8m, Hy Kodiak Warrior, $72K KEE SEP yrl, 5-1 19!$150,000 GIII Azalea S.- July 5! $150,000 GIII ON EAGLES WINGS (Gone West), Beau Ridge Farm, $1000, 12/2/0 Carry Back S.-July 5 $300,000 GII Princess 5-CT, Alw, 6 1/2f, Roy's Eagle, 5-1 ! PARADING (Pulpit), Claiborne, $4K, 100/9/0 Rooney H.-July 5!$300,000 GII Smile Sprint H.- 9-TAM, Aoc, 1 1/16mT, Razzle Dazzle Man, 6-1 July 5 Website: www.calderracecourse.com 8 Copyright Thoroughbred Daily News.

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Rookies cont. EUROPEAN-BRED WINNERS First/Second-crop starters to watch: Friday, January 3 Sire (Sire’s Sire), current farm, 2009 Fee, #foals of racing age/Winners/ IN DUBAI: BlackTypeWnrs * Race #-track, race type, distance, runner, odds (if available) Waahy (Ire), c, 4, Manduro (Ger)BWonder Why (Ger), BIG BROWN (Boundary), Three Chimneys, $65K, 232/51/4 by Tiger Hill (Ire). Meydan, 1-2, Mdn, 3yo/up, 1600m 7-SA, Aoc, 6 1/2f, Miss Lucky Sevens, $50K KEE SEP yrl, 5-2 (AWT). B-Rabbah Bloodstock Ltd. *1/2 to Akeed 8-FG, Alw, 5 1/2fT, Miss Brown Sugar, $140K RNA FTK JUL yrl, 6-1 Mofeed (GB) (Dubawi {Ire}), G1SW-HK, SW & GSP- CIRCULAR QUAY (), Journeyman, $13K, 120/32/1 Ire, $3,302,067. 9-FG, Ocl, 5 1/2f, Noelle's Quay, $7K OBS WIN yrl, 6-1 Maltese Cat (Ire), h, 5, Lemon Drop KidBMike=s Wildcat CURLIN (Smart Strike), Lanes End, $75K, 322/63/5 (SW-US), by Forest Wildcat. Meydan, 1-2, Hcp, 9-GP, Aoc, 1 1/8m, Top Billing, 5-1 3yo/up, 1400m (AWT). B-Darley. *1/2 to Texas DIVINE PARK (Chester House), Airdrie, $18K, 131/30/1 Wildcatter (Monarchos), MGSP-US & Can. 5-DED, Msw, 7f, Divine Heart, $500K KEE SEP yrl, 5-2 Hattaash (GB), g, 5, Oasis Dream (GB) Cattiva J BE K (Silver Deputy), 41/17/1 B 4-FG, Msw, 5 1/2fT, +Sollozzo, 8-1 Generosa (GB) (SW & GSP-Fr), by Cadeaux Genereux MIDNIGHT LUTE (), Hill N Dale, $20K, 257/64/7 (GB). Meydan, 1-2, Hcp, 3yo/up, 1200m (AWT). B- 5-GP, Aoc, 7 1/2fT, Oasis At Midnight, $30K E '13 KEE NOV, 12-1 6V Racing Ltd. *i180,000 yrl >10 ARQOCT. PRIVATE VOW (Broken Vow), Red River Farms, $2K, 121/35/2 Jamhoori (GB), h, 6, Tiger Hill (Ire)BTanasie (GB), by 10-FG, Aoc, 6f, Cameron's All Star, 10-1 Cadeaux Genereux (GB). Meydan, 1-2, Hcp, 3yo/up, 10-FG, Aoc, 6f, Coin Toss, $90K BSC YRL yrl, 15-1 1600m (AWT). B-Minster Enterprises Ltd. 9-FG, Ocl, 5 1/2f, I Jus Wana Hav Fun, $25K OBS OPN 2yo, 9-2 *42,000gns yrl >09 TATOCT. STUDENT COUNCIL (Kingmambo), Millennium, $18K, 148/46/3 Paschendale (GB), h, 7, Refuse to Bend (Ire)BFading 3-TAM, Msw, 1mT, Kodiak Jack, 20-1 Light (GB) (MGSP-Fr), by King=s Best. Meydan, 1-2, TAPAZOZ (Desert Warrior), 9/5/0 Hcp, 3yo/up, 1900m (AWT). B-Darley. 5-CT, Alw, 6 1/2f, Sterling's Angel, 10-1 THE GREEN MONKEY (Forestry), Hartley DeRenzo, $5K, 35/16/1 7-SA, Aoc, 6 1/2f, Kinz Funky Monkey, $82K OBS APR 2yo, 5-1 TIZ WONDERFUL (Tiznow), Spendthrift, $13K, 308/65/2 1-SA, Msw, 1m, Abide in Me, $50K OBS APR 2yo, 9-5 GROUP WINNERS BY SHUTTLE SIRES: @#Show the World (NZ), g, 3, High Chaparral (Ire)B Bazelle (NZ) (Hwt. Older Mare-NZ at 2200m +, MG1SW-NZ), by Zabeel (NZ). Ellerslie, New Zealand, 1-1, The Sound Championship S.-G2, NZ$100,000, 2100mT. B-Mrs L M Moore. @#Flamberge (Aus), g, 4, Exceed and Excel (Aus)B Razor Blade (Aus) (GSW-Aus), by Blazing Sword (Aus). Flemington, Australia, 1-1, Standish H.-G3, A$150,000, 1200mT. B-D Moodie. *Full to Curtana (Aus), MSW & G1SP-Aus; 1/2 to Sunburnt Lad (Aus) IN BRITAIN: (Scenic {Ire}), GSW & G1SP-Aus. Global Explorer, g, 3, Henrythenavigator--Trulips, by Elusive Quality. WOL, 1-2, 5f 20y (AWT), 1:04 2/5. B-James & Janice Millar (KY). *$35,000 yrl >12 B R E E D E R S’ E D I T I O N KEESEP; ,25,000 2yo >13 GOFMAR. AMERICA

ALLOWANCE RESULTS: IN DUBAI: 8th-AQU, $62,000, NW1X, 4/up, f/m, 5 1/2f, 1:05, ft. Ghaamer, g, 4, Hard SpunBTeeba (MSP-Eng), by CAPE COD CAROL (m, 5, Rockport Harbor--Expect Seeking the Gold. Meydan, 1-2, Hcp, 3yo/up, 1600m Becky, by Valid Expectations) Lifetime Record: (AWT). B-Shadwell Farm LLC. 25-4-4-7, $256,388. O-Patricia A Generazio. B-Joseph & Helen Barbazon (NY). T-James T Ryerson. *1/2 to Believeinmenow, (Tiznow), SP, $221,173; Becky=s TELL IT TO THE TDN... Exchange (Exchange Rate), SW, $173,715. Want to send a “Letter to the Editor” of the Thoroughbred Daily News? Our address is 60 3rd-AQU, $54,000, Opt. Clm. ($25,000), NW2LX, (S), Broad St., Red Bank, NJ, 07701; or send a fax to: 4yo/up, f/m, 6f, 1:13, ft. (732) 747-8955; an e-mail to: EYES OF MIDAS (f, 4, Midas Eyes--Temper Time, by [email protected]; or post in our Vicar) Lifetime Record: SP, 10-3-1-2, $118,056. O-CR new Forum section at Thoroughbreds, G Beraka, M Rettig, R Stavis & I http://www.thoroughbreddailynews.com/members/fo Perlman. B-Bowman Mill LLC (NY). T-Leo O'Brien. rum/. *$1,000 yrl '11 FTKOCT; $15,000 2yo >12 OBSJUN.

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10th-SUN, $25,675, NW2L, 4/up, 5 1/2f, 1:03 4/5, ft. KNIGHT FLAME (g, 4, Flame Thrower--Knight Olympienne, by Olympic Native) Lifetime Record: 3-2-0-0, $32,000. O-Marvin Baldwin. B-Oak Hill Farm (CA). T-Lynette Baldwin. *$4,000 yrl '11 BESOCT. **1/2 to The Borg Queen (Fruition), SP, $186,340. ***Was running without Lasix.

ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS: Let Her Dance, f, 3, Eddington--Puttin for Bertie, by Tabasco Cat. SUN, 1-2, 6f, 1:11 2/5. B-Lavin Bloodstock (KY). *$25,000 yrl '12 FTKOCT; $60,000 2yo 2013 OBSAPR. INDIAN CREEK SALES GRADUATE

Raging Atlantic, f, 3, Stormy Atlantic--Angel Trumpet (MSW & GSP, $297,589), by Cape Canaveral. GPX, 1-2, (C), 1mT, 1:37 4/5. B-St George Farm LLC (KY). *$140,000 yrl '12 KEESEP. Sailors Brother, g, 3, Whatsthescript (Ire)--Sailor's Sister (MSW, $227,375), by Petionville. SUN, 1-2, 6f, 1:11 3/5. B-Tommy Town T=breds LLC (CA). Sidebar, f, 4, Closing Argument--True Intentions (MSP, $103,238), by Officer. SAX, 1-2, (C), 6f, 1:10 2/5. B-Haras Norte Sur (KY). $6,500 wlng '10 KEENOV; $8,000 RNA yrl '11 BESOCT; $43,000 2yo >12 BESMAY. Alpha Bullet, c, 4, Kitalpha--Sheba Gold (Ire), by Sadler's Wells. SAX, 1-1, (C), 6f, 1:09 1/5. B-Charles Fipke (ON). * $6,000 yrl '11 KEESEP. ** 1/2 to Seeking Sheba (Seeking the Gold), SP, $162,200.

q THAT’S A WRAP q BETFAIR HOLLYWOOD PARK - Inglewood, CA Closed: Sunday, Dec. 22 No. of Days: 27 Final Day Attendance: 13,283 (+15%) Daily Avg. On-Track Handle: $6,864,028 (+3.9%) Daily Avg. Total Handle: $8,935,076 Leading Owner: Glen Hill Farm (4 wins) Leading Trainer: Bob Baffert (16 wins) Leading Jockey: Rafael Bejarano (37 wins) Website: www.betfairhollywoodpark.com

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ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS: +Ruby Looker (GB), c, 3, Bertolini--Ellcon (Ire), by Royal Applause (GB). SWL, 1-1, 5f (AWT), 1:01 3/5. B-Mr M K P Turner (GB). Marina Ballerina (GB), m, 6, Ballet Master--Marinaite (GB), by Komaite. SWL, 1-2, 11f (AWT), 2:26 4/5. B-S R Bowring (GB).