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22 KEENELAND JANUARY 26 POWER COUPLE 38 HAUL ABOARD Hip-by-hip results of New York- Chris Bernhard, Elaine Peck Haul Anchor, Bonita Bianca close bred yearlings at the Keeneland partner up to reach new heights 2016 with stakes wins January sale in New York 40 BIG FINISH 24 ...AND TWO TO GROW ON 32 SOUTHERN STAR Paul Pompa Jr.’s Send It In caps Late editions to New York’s 2017 Highway Star allows Chilean- off the year with a victory in the stallion roster born trainer Rodrigo Ubillo to Alex M. Robb come into his own

DEPARTMENTS 6 Executive Director’s Column 10 News 16 Leading Sires of New York-Breds ON THE COVER 16 New York-Bred Stakes Schedule Mind Your Biscuits, one of 18 Leading Breeders of New York-Breds 13 New York-breds to win 18 Leading Owners of New York-Breds graded stakes in 2016, 20 Leading Trainers of New York-Breds winning the Malibu Stakes (G1) Dec. 26 at Santa Anita 20 Leading Jockeys of New York-Breds 42 New York-Bred Stakes Winners 48 Sires of Winners 50 Calendar © BENOIT PHOTO

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800.925.2913 SequelNewYork.com Breeding, Racing, and Governor’s 2018 JEFFREY A. CANNIZZO Executive Director Budget Proposal

IN MID-JANUARY, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo re- each recommended by the Senate and Assembly) and leased his 2018 Budget Proposal. As anticipated, the bill eight by the executive committee of the NYRA reorgani- included a section on the re-privatization of the New York zation board. The president and CEO of NYRA (ex off- cio) makes up 15. Racing Association and other issues of material impor- Two matters in the proposal need further clarifcation. tance to breeders. There is some very good news. There are (1) The bill increases the powers of the FOB over NYRA, also items that require further discussion and refnement, including the authority to “impound and escrow racing and I look forward to offering NYTB input in the upcom- supporting payments” if NYRA experiences “two years ing legislative budget debates, hearings, and amendment of material losses due to circumstances within the con- process that run through March. trol of the franchised corporation, as determined by the FOB.” This needs to be spelled out and the criteria of In one way, the very best news for breeding and rac- “material losses” defned. (2) The Gaming Commission, ing interests was what this year’s budget proposal omit- which will now bid out for drug testing services, has the ted, namely any mention of a cap on video lottery ter- power to make an “assessment” for the costs “on horse- minal revenue for the racing sector. This was the most men entering horses in races…on racetracks or both.” troubling and controversial part of the governor’s 2016 While horsemen and breeders realize that the indus- re-privatization proposal and, as you know, the matter try must share the cost of testing, we are adamant the was deferred when the governor and legislature failed to burden of the cost must be shared equitably among all reach an agreement last year. stakeholders, including the Standardbred industry, and I am also happy to report the bill enshrines in law the should be spelled out in specifc terms. provision that if NYRA seeks to adjust the required 95 I would like to point out that the lead-up period to the race-days during the winter season at Aqueduct, it must budget’s release marked a signifcant advance for NYTB’s secure written agreement from NYTB and the New York involvement in Albany. Never before have NYTB and Thoroughbred Horsemen’s Association. The importance the horsemen had so many opportunities to communi- of this measure to breeders and horsemen cannot be cate the agenda and concerns to the govenor’s offcials overstated. Finally, the bill contained the permission to pre-budget. run races at night occasionally at . We used the time well to educate legislators and make Areas in which we and/or the horsemen seek alter- sure they are aware of our importance to the state’s econ- ations, clarifcation, or refnement include (1) the mat- omy and of our successes and concerns. For example, ter of voting rights for breeder and horsemen represen- as many of you know, NYTB was invited to testify last tatives on the re-privatized NYRA board, (2) proposed month at a senate hearing on the future of NYRA. I took expanded powers for the Franchise Oversight Board the opportunity to paint a picture of our industry and (FOB), and (3) the proposed distribution of the fnancial review how we got where we are today. We zeroed in on burden of drug testing. a critically important issue discussed before in this col- As the re-privatization section is written, NYTB and umn: the negative effect of Genting’s re-assignment last NYTHA representatives who will sit on the new pri- year of 460 of their most lucrative VLTs to Nassau OTB. vatized NYRA board will not have voting rights. Both I project potential losses of nearly $11 million in revenue groups had a vote prior to the NYRA re-organization in to purses and the Fund, not to mention $8.5 million to 2012. As the most important stakeholders in the racing the racetrack operator in 2017 from this arrangement. I enterprise in New York, breeders and the horsemen are believe that elected offcials understand and share our committed to recovering their right to vote on the NYRA position that the Genting-Nassau OTB contract has pro- board—the only thing that will make their inclusion duced an unintended consequence of diverting money meaningful. There appears to be support in the legisla- from the equine sector and believe protections need to ture for our view. be put in place. The overall constitution of the re-privatized NYRA As always, I will keep you updated on all develop- board will consist of 15 voting members. Six members ments as we work toward the scheduled fnalization of will be appointed by the State (four by the governor, one the budget by the end of March.

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MIND YOUR BISCUITSÕ GRADE 1 CAPS OFF 2016 © BENOIT PHOTOS Chad Summers congratulates jockey Joel Rosario afer he defeated Sharp Azteca in the seven-furlong Malibu at Santa Anita

New York-bred Mind Your Biscuits capped off a successful Mind Your Biscuits is out of the Toccet mare Jazzmane. 3-year-old run in 2016 by winning the grade 1 Malibu Stakes She foaled Mind Your Biscuits in March 2013 and later Dec. 26 at Santa Anita. The win over the quick Sharp Azteca that year Baccari Bloodstock sold her to the Korean outft added to his score at Saratoga in the Amsterdam Stakes (G2) K.O.I.D. for $11,000 at the Keeneland November sale. and a solid third-place effort in the TwinSpires Breeders’ Cup “She was a bit of an average looking mare and you nev- Sprint (G1; and moved up to second with the disqualifcation er would have thought that Mind Your Biscuits would turn of runner-up Masochistic). The win pushed his career mark into a very beautiful colt,” Will said. “After he won the Am- to 4-5-2 in 13 starts with earnings of $795,366. sterdam, I found her half sister (Daryanna, by Friends Lake) The son of perennial state-bred leading sire Posse races and she’s going to Into Mischief. I bought her sight-unseen for J Stables, Head of Plains Partners, Michael Kisber, M. and she was in Washington state, but when she got here, I Scott Summers, Hope Summers, and Daniel Summers and couldn’t believe what a beautiful mare she was when she is trained by 23-year-old Robert Falcone Jr. and was bred by walked off the trailer.” Samantha Will’s Jumping Jack Racing. Mind Your Biscuits was sold to Machmer Hall for $47,000 Will is the wife of Chris Baccari of Baccari Bloodstock and at the 2014 Keeneland January sale and then was offered as has only been involved in breeding since 2013. a Saratoga New York-bred preferred yearling and an Ocala “I’ve bred 20 mares in my lifetime, 12 under Jumping Jack Breeders’ Sales Co. 2-year-old sale without swapping hands. Racing,” she said. Jumping Jack refers to her background in “He was a very good-looking colt,” Will said. “Who would the show jumping world. think a Posse weanling would bring $47,000? That was a “I had a good string of show jumpers and was able to com- pretty good hit. We sell New York-breds. If you take a Ken- pete all over North America,” she said. “I spent a year with tucky-sired New York-bred up there, a lot of people want Michael Matz with me riding and him training me. I’ve been them.” blessed my whole life with horses.” And why not. Will noted she made just under $70,000 in Will gives credit to her husband, Dr. Steve Allday, and breeder awards last year and just received a $6,000 check Gary and Sue Lundy of Cedar Ridge Farm near Pine Plains, when Mind Your Biscuits was moved up to second in the who foaled Mind Your Biscuits. Breeders’ Cup. “I have a dream team with my husband who preps them Will reported that the 2017 goal for Mind Your Biscuits, and Dr. Steve Allday,” she said. “We work hard. My father one of 13 New York-bred graded stakes winners of 2016, is a always said, ‘You can’t have a little luck without working trip to Dubai for the $2 million Golden Shaheen Sponsored hard.’ ” by Gulf News (G1). By Evan Hammonds

8 New York Breeder | nytbreeders.org | February 2017 DUBLINDUBLIN

The Northeast's Leading Second Crop Sire of 2016 • #1 by Cumulative Earnings • Nearly $1.8-million in progeny earnings • Also sire of the most winners in this group Top performers include: multiple stakes winner DR BLARNEY ($237,020), stakes winning 2-year-old of 2016 SAINT ALFRED ($58,561), and stakes placed 3-year-olds Taoiseach ($207,342) and Celtic Chaos ($193,580), plus 2017 3yo maiden winners DUBLIN GIRL, 4 length MdSpWt winner at Aqueduct and LAPULGA by 2 at Tampa Bay.

Saratoga Grade I winner by Champion Afleet Alex, out of Saratoga Grade I winner Classy Mirage, by Storm Bird

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Beautyinthepulpit to Buckridge in Kinderhook Multiple stakes-placed winner Beautyinthepulpit has been retired to stud at stakes-placings in 2014 include the Amy and Jody Boll’s Buckridge Farm near Kinderhook. Empire Classic Handicap, Kings Beautyinthepulpit, a son of top sire Pulpit, whose sons include Tapit, Lucky Point Stakes, and Alex M. Robb Pulpit, and Sky Mesa, won eight of 31 starts and earned $410,627. His four Stakes against state-breds and an open-company placing in Laurel’s Richard W. Small Stakes. 1 A winner at frst asking by 8 ⁄2 lengths in New York-bred maiden special weight company going six furlongs at Saratoga, Beautyin- thepulpit won only on dirt and at distances from six to nine furlongs. Beautyinthepulpit, bred by Al- bert Fried Jr., is out of the grade 2-winning Stolen Beauty (by Depu- ty Minister), who has also produced stakes winner Moonlightandbeauty (the dam of grade 3 winner Gi- ant Moon and top New York-bred sprinter Moonlight Song), and stakes-placed winner Stolen Thun- der. Beautyinthepulpit will stand as the property of Buckridge for a pri- vate fee, with the stud fee waived for mares who have black type any- where under the frst two dams; who earned more than $50,000 on the track; who have produced a winner of $50,000 or more; and for breeders who send more than one mare per season. “Beautyinthepulpit represents a unique opportunity for budget-con- scious New York breeders,” said Amy Boll. “Not only is he by Pulpit, one of the most sought-after sire of sires on the planet, he’s also out of a New York graded stakes-winning Deputy Minister mare, and he’s got the gorgeous shoulder you’d expect from that lineage. We’re going to support him with our own mares — and we invite breeders to visit him in the coming months.” The deal to send Beautyinthepul- pit to Buckridge was brokered by New Jersey-based bloodstock agent Michael Slezak.

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Trainer Glenn DiSanto, 62, Passes loping horses,” said NYRA steward Braulio Baeza Jr. “He was a great guy. Even when Trainer and breeder Glenn DiSanto, a veteran of the New he was sick, he always had a pleasant and York Racing Association circuit for more than three decades, good-natured demeanor. Glenn was one of died Jan. 14 after a battle with cancer. He was 62. the nicest people and one of the few on the According to Equibase DiSanto saddled his frst winner in backstretch who would help you with what- 1991 when Hildaskova captured a maiden claimer at Aque- ever you needed in any way he could.” duct Racetrack. He amassed 49 career victories, including A native of Carmel, N.Y., DiSanto started his last with Lotza Heat in 2015 at Belmont Park. with show horses at West Creek Farm near

NYRA “I’ve known Glenn since I was a young man just gal- Sharon Springs, where he began his involve- ment with the state breeding program. He then purchased Summit View Farm near Greenwich in 1984. DiSanto was one of the pioneers in the IfIf youyou wantwant fastfast andand earlyearly runners,runners, gogo toto thethe doctordoctor use of the Oklahoma Training Track during the offseason at Saratoga, boarding mares at his farms and raising the foals, allowing him to either sell them at auction as yearlings or continue to train them for owners. DiSanto was also well known for his advo- cacy for retired Thoroughbred horses. “He was a big supporter who did a lot for us,” said Lisa Molloy, an executive director at ReRun Thoroughbred Adoption, a nonproft whose mission is to rehabilitate, retrain, and fnd adoptive homes for Thoroughbred DRLARGE racehorses. “He would also tell people about Royally Bred to be a sire. One of the best bred stallions in NY. the program. When his horses had fnished running, he would take them home to live Bred on the identical cross of AP Indy’s best sons at stud (AP Indy out of a Mr. Prospector on his farm. Eventually he’d bring them over to ReRun. mare), like Malibu Moon, Pulpit, Mineshaft, Congrats, Flatter, Girolamo and now “Dr. Large”. “He was one of the best horsemen Dr Large was fast with a 107 speed rating Stakes winner and Graded Stakes placed. • Dr Large around,” she added. “He knew what he was won on turf and dirt at multiple tracks. • Dr Large and his Dam were precocious and won as doing, and the animals just loved him.” DiSanto, who graduated from the horse 2yr Olds. • His “Very First” runner to hit the track was a multiple stakes winner as a 2 yr old. management program at the State Univer- sity of New York at Cobleskill, is survived by his wife, Melanie, and sons, Brett and ByBy AA.P..P. IIndyndy • OOutut ooff a MMr.r. PProspectorrospector MMareare Brendon. A.P. Indy – Debit Account, by Mr. Prospector State-Breds Sell Well in January Forty-three New York-bred yearlings were consigned to Keeneland’s fve-day January sale (Jan. 9-13), with 29 of them reported as sold for an average of $36,962. The fgure outpaces the overall average of $27,643 for the 376 yearlings sold—a sizable 33.7% lift. The median for the New York-breds, Standing at $20,000, was double the sale’s median of Oriskany Creek Farm $10,000. Inquiries to Becky and Tim Czarnocki Topping the state-bred offerings was a 7580 Old Bristol Rd flly by Shanghai Bobby that sold in Book Clinton, NY 13323. 1 for $280,000. Offered as Hip 516 and (315) 838-8770 purchased by Hunter Valley Farm, the dark www.oriskanycreekfarm.com bay or brown yearling was bred by Yehuda [email protected] Cohen’s Kingsport Farm, Chris Bernhard’s Hidden Lake Farm, and David Campbell. She was consigned by Mulholland Springs. Nominated to: New York Stallion Stakes “Her body is so mature that she looks like she will be a grand yearling,” said Martha Jane Mulholland. “We knew she would sell well. A lot of people were very interested in BOOK YOUR MARE TO DR LARGE FOR 2017 her.” $2,500 LIVE FOAL (Special consideration to approved mares) Carmalley Valley Farm, LLC, owner COMPLETE HIP-BY-HIP RESULTS www.carmalleyvalleyfarm.com ¥ Email: [email protected] APPEAR ON PAGE 22

12 New York Breeder | nytbreeders.org | February 2017 71% (52 winners from 73 runners) During all of 2016, no other stallion among the 150 on the National Leading Sire list ever challenged BUSTIN STONES’ percentage . . . not even these Top Ten Sires: TAPIT 49% • CURLIN 60% • UNCLE MO 57% • CANDY RIDE (ARG) 56% • KITTEN’S JOY 44% LUCKY PULPIT 47% • MEDAGLIA D’ORO 44% • BERNARDINI 50% • GIANT’S CAUSEWAY 45% • CITY ZIP 57%, etc.

In 2016 BUSTIN STONES sired stakes winners: BUST ANOTHER (3yo, $247,297) • BUSTIN OUT (4yo, $246,212) • FILIBUSTIN (2yo, $176,970) . . . and nine 2-year-old winners (60%) including two blackype runners $57,954 AVERAGE EARNINGS PER STARTER IN 2016 "He (Bustin Stones) moves his mares up amazingly." — Jeffry Morris, Highclere, KY

Undefeated Grade 1 SW / Graded Stakes Sire / 2016 Third-Leading NY Leading Sire of 2-Year-Olds

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Inquiries to Dr. Jerry Bilinski, (518) 461-8424 • E-mail: [email protected] • waldorffarm.com Waldorf Farm, P.O. Box 959, North Chatham, NY 12132 • (518) 766-4600 • Fax: (518) 766-4601 • Farm: (518) 766-9400 Runner-up to Triple Crown winner in the 2015 Breeders Cup Classic-G1 (112 Beyer) EFFINEX earned 11 triple digit Beyers, more than either American Pharoah or . He competed in 20 stakes and his final 14 races came in Graded company, including nine Grade I's. He won the Clark H-G1 at , the Oaklawn H-G2, the Suburban H-G2 at Belmont Park, twice, and the Excelsior S-G3 at Belmont. He ran against and defeated the very best of his generation in multiple Graded events, including HONOR CODE (G1), FROSTED (G1), TONALIST (G1), HOPPERTUNITY (G1), WICKED STRONG (G1), KEEN ICE (G1), MELATONIN (G1), etc. EFFINEX is the first foal out of the multiple stakes winner WHAT A PEAR, a direct descendent of the great tap root matriarch BEST IN SHOW. This is the family of BLUSH WITH PRIDE (G1), Broodmare of the Year BETTER THAN HONOR (G2), champion 3yo filly RAGS TO RICHES (G1) and champion sire REDOUTEÕS CHOICE (G1).

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Aqueduct 2/5 Biogio’s Rose Stakes 1 1/16 Miles F&M 4&UP $100,000 Aqueduct 2/11 Hollie Hughes Stakes 6 Furlongs 4&UP $100,000 Aqueduct 2/11 Haynesfeld Stakes 1 1/16 Miles 4&UP $100,000 Aqueduct 2/18 Broadway Stakes 6 Furlongs F&M 4&UP $100,000 Aqueduct 2/19 Franklin Square Stakes 6 Furlongs 3&UP $100,000

Source: nytbreeders.org 2016 LEADING SIRES IN NEW YORK

For stallions that stand, will stand, or stood (deceased) in New York (stallions that are dead or exported prior to 2012 are excluded), and have runners in North America. Listed below are all available statistics for the Northern Hemi- sphere through December 31, 2016. 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 in 2015 is $21,782 or 50% of the 2015 average purse in Japan. To put earnings on par, all Japanese progeny earnings are multiplied by 50% before being credited to a sire’s progeny earnings. Hong Kong earnings are adjusted by 17%; Singapore by 57%. Current year stakes winners include all N.H.-black-type stakes results from all available countries. *Foal counts include Southern Hemisphere. Cumulative stakes winners includes all countries. (A ¶ indicates a sire represented by his first crop to race).

BT Rstrct Cumulative 2017 Rnrs/ SWnrs/ SW/ 2016 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 $10,000 193/98 5/7 3/5 (Sharp Azteca, $358,250) $5,168,822 *1056 44 1.58 1.27 2 Bellamy Road (02, Concerto), Dutchess Views Farm $7,500 215/110 6/8 1/6 (Land Over Sea, $598,500) $4,819,450 *503 26 1.18 1.28 3 Big Brown (05, Boundary), Dutchess Views Farm $7,500 169/80 5/5 1/5 (Dortmund, $270,000) $3,648,427 *550 17 1.23 1.65 4 Hold Me Back (06, Giant's Causeway), Irish Hill Century Farm $5,000 128/71 5/5 3/5 (Voluntario, $179,140) $2,969,326 201 6 1.14 1.21 5 Frost Giant (03, Giant's Causeway), Keane Stud $5,000 104/52 3/3 3/3 (Frosty Margarita, $152,584) $2,355,193 *282 7 1.35 1.20 6 Bustin Stones (04, City Zip), Waldorf Farm $5,000 73/52 2/3 2/2 (Bust Another, $252,201) $2,319,950 147 4 1.36 1.41 7 Desert Party (06, Street Cry), Irish Hill Century Farm $2,500 89/39 0/0 0/0 (Saharan, $177,660) $1,962,707 145 3 1.01 1.43 8 Dublin (07, Afleet Alex), Keane Stud $2,500 67/25 0/0 0/0 (Dr Blarney, $178,100) $1,487,713 114 0 0.98 1.21 9 Noble Causeway (02, Giant's Causeway) Died, 2014 67/27 1/1 0/1 (Samraat, $165,100) $1,019,252 234 8 0.81 1.07 10 Disco Rico (97, Citidancer) Died, 2014 46/21 1/1 0/1 (Disco Partner, $178,500) $970,413 262 12 1.35 1.21 11 D' Funnybone (07, D'wildcat), Rockridge Stud $2,500 32/19 2/2 2/2 (Nobody Move, $109,224) $939,388 *46 2 1.12 1.23 12 Cosmonaut (02, Lemon Drop Kid) N/A 39/17 1/1 0/1 (Wonderment, $142,060) $927,322 80 2 1.10 1.02 13 Here's Zealous (97, Dehere) N/A 41/26 1/1 0/1 (Green Gratto, $149,024) $917,297 190 1 1.00 0.99 14 Courageous Cat (06, Storm Cat), Questroyal North $6,000 39/17 1/1 1/1 (Feeling Bossy, $159,048) $876,699 73 1 1.04 1.18 15 Giant Surprise (09, Giant's Causeway), Rockridge Stud $5,000 22/14 2/2 2/2 (Super Surprise, $197,500) $781,334 34 2 2.20 1.20 16 ¶ Mission Impazible (07, Unbridled's Song), Sequel Stallions New York $7,500 22/8 1/1 0/1 (Silver Mission, $179,102) $653,108 42 1 1.37 1.16 17 Mr. Sekiguchi (03, Storm Cat) N/A 22/17 1/2 0/1 (Yourdreamsormine, $200,535) $651,661 *91 2 1.01 1.22 18 Here Comes Ben (06, Street Cry), McMahon of Saratoga Private 36/14 0/0 0/0 (Sabrina Ballerina, $74,755) $499,419 63 0 0.65 1.13 19 Golden Missile (95, A.P. Indy), Milfer Farm, Inc. $3,500 39/14 0/0 0/0 (Estrada's Girl, $83,893) $360,958 *641 14 1.02 1.48 20 (04, Johannesburg), McMahon of Saratoga Thoroughbreds $3,500 25/14 0/0 0/0 (Good Bye Greg, $57,500) $358,560 83 4 1.47 1.17 21 The Cliff's Edge (01, Gulch) Pnsd 32/14 0/0 0/0 (Frazil, $74,261) $305,960 244 4 0.80 1.15 22 Alex's Pal (99, Valid Expectations) Died, 2015 17/7 0/0 0/0 (Will, $71,305) $301,533 106 2 1.22 0.92 23 Miracle Man (02, Yankee Victor) Died, 2015 6/4 0/0 0/0 (Jc's Shooting Star, $102,941) $296,106 8 1 2.05 1.55 24 Bank Heist (07, Maria's Mon), Kaz Hill Farm $5,000 12/7 1/1 1/1 (Won Dozen Banks, $96,280) $287,958 17 1 1.29 1.32 25 Congressionalhonor (01, Forestry) N/A 14/7 0/0 0/0 (Superling, $78,078) $283,263 161 1 0.73 0.94 26 Marsh Side (03, Gone West), Dutchess Views Farm $2,500 21/7 0/0 0/0 (Dr Luber's Kiss, $67,220) $254,995 *132 0 0.34 1.21 27 Griffinite (98, Unbridled's Song) N/A 8/4 1/1 1/1 (Ribbonite, $105,316) $171,706 68 1 0.61 0.88 28 Dr Large (06, A.P. Indy), Oriskany Creek Farm $2,500 10/5 0/0 0/0 (Dr Smooth, $37,960) $130,298 22 1 0.71 0.70 29 Wicked Rich (06, Yes It's True), Buckridge Farm $2,500 8/5 0/0 0/0 (Combee, $41,820) $108,840 10 0 0.49 1.46 30 ¶ Boys At Tosconova (08, Officer), Questroyal North $2,500 8/3 0/0 0/0 (Bertranda, $25,800) $103,201 19 0 0.67 1.25 31 Uncle Camie (00, Abaginone) Died, 2012 3/2 0/0 0/0 (Uncle Southern, $88,520) $96,090 27 1 0.94 0.77 32 Say Florida Sandy (94, Personal Flag) Pnsd 8/3 0/0 0/0 (Sandy Strikes, $47,603) $95,124 *189 1 0.77 1.09 33 Relato Del Gato (01, Tale of the Cat) Died, 2014 3/2 0/0 0/0 (Down Town Kitty, $49,275) $91,194 15 0 1.08 0.73 34 Sir Whimsey (04, Jump Start), Mill Creek Farm Private 5/1 0/0 0/0 (Organic Gemini, $33,228) $80,936 10 1 1.13 0.88 35 ¶ Soaring Empire (07, Empire Maker), Rockridge Stud $3,500 8/2 0/0 0/0 (D'yer Mak'er, $52,549) $80,854 21 0 0.49 1.18 36 Well Noted (95, Notebook) N/A 4/1 0/0 0/0 (Court Note, $58,555) $72,255 *86 0 0.75 1.04 37 Eltish (92, Cox's Ridge) Died, 2012 9/4 0/0 0/0 (Boy Named Tish, $21,055) $62,381 313 13 1.13 1.24 38 Don Corleone (01, Incurable Optimist) N/A 4/2 0/0 0/0 (Four Black Even, $24,878) $41,027 25 0 0.39 0.78 39 Ommadon (98, Grindstone) Died, 2012 8/4 0/0 0/0 (Photogenic, $12,633) $38,576 38 0 0.69 0.79 40 Believeinmenow (04, Tiznow) N/A 4/0 0/0 0/0 (Zeppole, $16,918) $28,495 9 0 0.27 1.25 41 Smart Alert (96, Gold Alert) N/A 4/2 0/0 0/0 (True Shot, $16,418) $25,508 13 0 0.49 0.36 42 Northern Spur (IRE) (91, Sadler's Wells) Died 4/1 0/0 0/0 (Millymillybobilly, $15,414) $25,238 100 2 1.14 1.14 43 Carry My Colors (96, Roanoke) N/A 1/1 0/0 0/0 (Sky Colors, $18,865) $18,865 45 0 0.86 0.55 44 Fast Draw (06, Gone West) Died 2/0 0/0 0/0 (Red Hook Express, $11,429) $16,563 11 0 0.28 0.60 45 Rocket Legs (04, Dynaformer), Vulpine Meadows Farm $1,000 2/1 0/0 0/0 (Spicy Legs, $13,073) $14,293 4 0 0.19 0.99 46 Say Uncle (94, ) N/A 2/0 0/0 0/0 (Zabeta, $12,708) $13,128 24 0 0.36 0.90 47 Comeonmom (96, Jolie's Halo) Died, 2014 1/0 0/0 0/0 (Mom's Chance, $9,390) $9,390 61 1 0.88 1.00 48 ¶ Encaustic (04, Broad Brush), Foggy Bottom Farm $2,000 2/1 0/0 0/0 (Rogers Dream, $8,853) $9,043 13 0 0.21 0.65 49 Tippity Tap (06, Tapit) N/A 1/0 0/0 0/0 (Front Cover Dream, $8,637) $8,637 3 0 0.92 1.40 50 Key Contender (88, Fit to Fight) Died, 2012 2/1 0/0 0/0 (Hurricane Andy, $7,200) $7,370 230 3 1.09 1.18

*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.

16 New York Breeder | nytbreeders.org | February 2017 CENTRAL BANKER - Rhum, by $7,500 LFSN 218 Mares Bred First Two Years at Stud First Crop at Auction '16 & '17 13 Offered 10 Sold $26,700 Average $75,000 filly $47,000 colt $31,000 filly Leads All NY Sires by Average Foal Price

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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 and Foreign Racing — January 1, 2017, through January 22, 2017

RANK BREEDER STARTS 1ST 2ND 3RD EARNINGS

1 Chester and Mary R. Broman 16 2 1 3 $85,662 2 McMahon of Saratoga Thoroughbreds 35 2 6 4 $83,079 3 Gallagher’s Stud 7 2 0 2 $72,694 4 Kaleem Shah 1 1 0 0 $60,000 5 Apache Farm 1 1 0 0 $60,000 6 Kaz Hill Farm 7 3 1 0 $59,632 7 Robert Hahn 5 2 1 1 $45,977 8 Joemar Racing Stables 6 2 2 1 $45,180 9 Song Hill Thoroughbreds 7 1 1 1 $45,143 10 Fred W. Hertrich III and John D. Fielding 3 1 0 0 $43,608 11 Dr. John M. and Laura G. McDermott 3 1 0 0 $42,590 12 Stonewall Farm 4 2 0 0 $41,840 13 Twin Creeks Farm 6 2 1 1 $41,696 14 TIC Stables 1 1 0 0 $40,200 15 Spendthrift Farm 7 3 1 0 $38,484 16 Albert Fried 3 1 0 0 $36,745 17 Blue Devil Racing Stable 2 1 0 0 $35,910 18 Mark Toothaker and Steve Holliday 2 1 1 0 $35,600 19 Sue Vitro and Danzel Brendenmuel 1 1 0 0 $35,400 20 Saul J. and Max Kupferberg 1 1 0 0 $35,400 OWNERS OF NEW YORK-BREDS BY EARNINGS Domestic and Foreign Racing — January 1, 2017, through January 22, 2017

RANK OWNER STARTS 1ST 2ND 3RD EARNINGS

1 Chester and Mary R. Broman 10 2 1 1 $79,787 2 Curragh Stables 1 1 0 0 $60,000 3 Clearview Stable 1 1 0 0 $60,000 4 Tic Stables 2 2 0 0 $58,800 5 Drawing Away Stable 11 2 1 2 $56,410 6 Zilla Racing Stables 4 1 2 0 $53,710 7 Lianna Stables 2 2 0 0 $50,400 8 Bond Racing Stable 6 1 1 1 $44,930 9 Island Wind Racing 4 1 1 1 $44,835 10 Our Sugar Bear Stable 5 2 0 1 $41,860 11 Amanda Laderer and Gary Downey 1 1 0 0 $40,200 12 Ralph M. and Lauren Evans 1 1 0 0 $40,200 13 The Elkstone Group 5 1 1 0 $40,000 14 Dan and Michael A. Henning 2 1 0 1 $38,900 15 Midwest Thoroughbreds 4 2 0 0 $38,305 16 Albert Fried Jr. 3 1 0 0 $36,745 17 Twin Farms Stables 3 1 0 0 $36,515 18 Charlerie Brandon 2 1 1 0 $35,600 19 Saul J. and Max Kupferberg, 2 1 0 0 $35,524 20 Michael Dubb, Bethlehem Stables, Michael Imperio, and David Simon 2 1 0 0 $35,400

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18 New York Breeder | nytbreeders.org | February 2017 OF THE 5656 NEW STALLIONS FOR 2017 ONLY 3 WON A G1G1 AT 3 OVER 1010 FURLONGS ON DIRT

CALIFORNIACALIFORNIA CHROMECHROME $40,000$40,000 FeeFee NYQUISTNYQUIST $40,000$40,000 FeeFee V.V. E.E. DAYDAY $6,500$6,500 FeeFee V. E. DAY Available for inspection English Channel - California Sunset, by Deputy Minister $6,500 Live Foal

“V.V. E.E. DAYDAY waswas a beautifulbeautiful chestnutchestnut coltcolt withwith a gorgeousgorgeous shouldershoulder andand a stridestride thatthat covered immense ground. He ascended the three-year-old ranks in early summer in leaps and bounds as was evident by his big wins in the Curlin and Travers. “ --, trainer

Inquiries to: Dr. Jerry Bilinski, Waldorf Farm, P.O. Box 959, North Chatham, NY 12132 Phone: (518) 766-4600. Fax: (518) 766-4601. Farm: (518) 766-9400. E-mail: [email protected] Web Site: www.waldorffarm.com TRAINERS OF NEW YORK-BREDS BY EARNINGS Domestic and Foreign Racing — January 1, 2017, through January 22, 2017

RANK TRAINER STARTS 1ST 2ND 3RD EARNINGS

1 Linda Rice 16 5 3 4 $197,684 2 Rudy R. Rodriguez 12 3 1 0 $108,210 3 Gary Sciacca 17 2 2 3 $106,391 4 Chris J. Englehart 13 2 2 2 $92,660 5 Charlton Baker 9 3 0 0 $86,005 6 Kiaran P. McLaughlin 6 1 3 1 $69,010 7 George Weaver 5 3 1 0 $68,690 8 David Jacobson 11 2 3 3 $67,675 9 Leah Gyarmati 2 1 0 1 $64,700 10 Jeremiah C. Englehart 14 1 2 1 $64,516 11 Bruce R. Brown 10 3 0 2 $64,039 12 John P. Terranova II 3 1 0 0 $60,469 13 Gary C. Contessa 9 1 1 2 $57,765 14 Michelle Nevin 5 1 1 2 $56,880 15 H. James Bond 7 1 2 1 $56,330 16 Steven M. Asmussen 9 1 2 1 $51,740 17 Thomas Morley 11 1 1 1 $51,474 18 John C. Kimmel 7 2 0 1 $47,027 19 Dominick A. Schettino 5 1 1 1 $43,156 20 James A. Jerkens 5 1 1 0 $43,123 JOCKEYS OF NEW YORK-BREDS BY EARNINGS Domestic and Foreign Racing — January 1, 2017, through January 22, 2017

RANK JOCKEY STARTS 1ST 2ND 3RD EARNINGS

1 Irad Ortiz Jr. 28 7 8 3 $329,118 2 Rajiv Maragh 37 8 6 4 $306,855 3 Kendrick Carmouche 30 7 4 4 $302,492 4 Cornelio H. Velasquez 21 6 1 3 $188,410 5 Manuel Franco 41 4 3 8 $176,826 6 Antonio A. Gallardo 29 4 2 4 $175,819 7 Eric Cancel 23 3 3 1 $154,403 8 Dylan Davis 31 3 2 2 $127,851 9 Angel S. Arroyo 39 1 6 7 $123,394 10 Jose L. Ortiz 17 3 5 2 $116,215 11 Hector Rafael Diaz Jr. 8 3 2 0 $70,750 12 Samuel Camacho Jr. 12 2 0 1 $63,691 13 Jacqueline A. Davis 12 1 2 2 $58,397 14 Rosario Montanez 12 2 0 2 $49,529 15 Emmanuel Esquivel 8 2 0 1 $39,950 16 Alan Garcia 16 0 2 1 $37,035 17 Silvestre Gonzalez 4 1 0 1 $33,360 18 Jose Montano 6 2 2 1 $29,990 19 Victor Lebron 4 3 0 0 $26,877 20 Feargal Lynch 7 1 1 2 $26,700

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20 New York Breeder | nytbreeders.org | February 2017 1:33.13 – Current TRACK RECORD-HOLDER at a mile atat GulfstreamGulfstream ParkPark

FIRSTFIRST OROR SECONDSECOND inin sevenseven ofof 1212 starts,starts, includingincluding thethe WoodWood MemorialMemorial S.S. (G1), NewNew OrleansOrleans H.H. (G2), RemsenRemsen S.S. (G2G2),), etc.etc.

CO-FASTESTCO-FASTEST 2-YEAR-OLD2-YEAR-OLD ofof hishis cropcrop beyondbeyond a mile – 99 Beyer

Inquiries to: FIRST FOALS ARRIVE IN 2017 Des Dempsey: (859) 509-2106 Toll Free: (888) 816-8787 The Breeders’ Farm spendthriftfarm.com Tapit – Boston Lady, by Boston Harbor

Standing at Keane Stud in Amenia, NY | (845) 373-9601 Fee: $4,000 S&N SaleNEW YORK-BREDS Statistics 2017 SALES UPDATE New York-Breds Ofered at Keeneland January Sale KEENELAND JANUARY Offered Sold Gross Average Median High Low All 562 376 $10,393,700 $27,643 $10,000 $385,000 $1,000 NY-Breds 43 29 $1,071,900 $36,962 $20,000 $280,000 $1,000

KEENELAND JANUARY Hip Sex Pedigree Consignor Buyer, Agent Price

26 Filly To Honor and Serve—Lily’s Pulpit Pulpit Dromoland Farm, Russell Welch $1,500 37 Filly City Zip—Marchonin, by Dixieland Band South Point Sales Agency Withdrawn 79 Colt Orb—Plethora, by First Samurai Legacy Bloodstock Withdrawn 120 Filly Central Banker—Savasana, by Scatmandu Fort Christopher’s Thoroughbreds Summerfield Sales, agent $31,000 142 Colt Fed Biz—Silvereniecharm, by Silver Charm Denali Stud ($15,000) 199 Filly Cairo Prince—Two Hearts, by Deputy Minister Buck Pond Farm Three Diamonds Farm $75,000 218 Colt —Wild Meeting, by General Meeting Fort Christopher’s Thoroughbreds Forever Spring Bloodstock $32,000 228 Filly Paynter—Worth Fighting For, by Broken Vow Bluewater Sales Withdrawn 257 Colt Uncle Mo—Bedside Manner, by Dr. Blum St George Sales Withdrawn 297 Colt Mission Impazible—Creek Girl, by Elusive Quality Fort Christopher’s Thoroughbreds Tollgate Farm $8,000 325 Colt Violence—Excellerant, by Lite the Fuse Taylor Made Sales Agency K.M.C.F.F. $35,000 329 Colt Verrazano—Fanfire, by Elusive Quality Gallagher’s Stud, Denali Stud, agent Glencrest Farm $65,000 337 Filly Violence—Frost Bite, by Pulpit Greenfield Farm Patrice Miller/EQB, agent $12,000 422 Colt Cairo Prince—Maggies Storm, by Stormy Atlantic Mulholland Springs ($65,000) 496 Colt Bodemeister—Raise Up, by Henrythenavigator Mulholland Springs ($27,000) 498 Colt Yes It’s True—Reen, by Forestry Paramount Sales Morris Bloodstock Services, agent $25,000 504 Filly Shackleford—River Barrow, by Cat’s At Home Belvedere Farm ($17,000) 516 Filly Shanghai Bobby—Saravati, by Giant’s Causeway Mulholland Springs Hunter Valley Farm $280,000 597 Colt Union Rags—Ubusuku, by Hat Trick (JPN) Paramount Sales Good Way Purchases $120,000 664 Colt Verrazano—Binavicar, by Vicar Mulholland Springs J. & S. Racing $87,000 706 Filly Shanghai Bobby—Debbie’s Assault, by Belong to Me Mulholland Springs A & P Bloodstock $82,000 719 Filly Union Rags—El Coyote, by A.P. Indy Mulholland Springs ($37,000) 785 Filly Temple City—Joie de Vie, by Cloud Cover Taylor Made Sales Agency ($20,000) 789 Filly Courageous Cat—Joyce Marie, by Kipling Pope McLean Withdrawn 803 Colt City Zip—Letshootpool, by Freud Pope McLean Withdrawn 859 Colt Astrology—Onatopp, by Thunder Gulch Bluewater Sales Withdrawn 900 Colt Boys At Tosconova—Riotous Miss, by Brief Ruckus Pope McLean Bruno DeJulio - Racing With Bruno $5,000 936 Filly Afleet Alex—Sister Glady Oh La, by Strong Hope Pope McLean ($9,000) 1039 Colt Boys At Tosconova—Black Escort, by Southern Halo Pope McLean Robert M. Gorham $1,000 1048 Filly Posse—Brittany Goes West, by Gone West Pope McLean Withdrawn 1085 Colt Warrior’s Reward—Dattts Our Girl, by Thunder Gulch Denali Stud $0 1113 Colt Lookin At Lucky—Exclusive Woman, by Cat Thief Pope McLean Withdrawn 1143 Filly Revolutionary—Harbor Cat, by Rockport Harbor Pope McLean Tracy & Paula Henline $4,500 1164 Colt Tale of the Cat—It’s in His Kiss, by Yes It’s True Edition Farm, Denali Stud, agent Three Diamonds Farm $65,000 1180 Filly Paddy O’Prado—Kidder Done, by Thunder Gulch Gainesway Gustavo Farms $2,500 1551 Filly Boys At Tosconova—Jb’s Golden Regret, by Banker’s Gold Pope McLean Withdrawn 1573 Filly Courageous Cat—Laylaben, by Not For Love Pope McLean Withdrawn 1577 Colt Warrior’s Reward—Light the Giant, by Giant’s Causeway Mulholland Springs Temple Rushton $1,000 1584 Filly New Year’s Day—Madison Dollie, by Forest Wildcat Mulholland Springs Martinez Stable $1,000 1595 Colt Itsmyluckyday—Medieval Cat, by Discreet Cat Fort Christopher’s Thoroughbreds Ken Miller $2,500 1609 Colt Uncle Mo—My Success, by A.P. Indy Legacy Bloodstock Withdrawn

22 New York Breeder | nytbreeders.org | February 2017 KEENELAND JANUARY Hip Sex Pedigree Consignor Buyer, Agent Price

1613 Filly Jimmy Creed—Nine Taps, by Pleasant Tap Fort Christopher’s Thoroughbreds $0 1624 Colt Here Comes Ben—Permanent Wave, by Awesome Again Taylor Made Sales Agency ($1,000) 1685 Colt Marsh Side—Storm Spell, by Unbridled’s Song Pope McLean $0 1720 Colt Boys At Tosconova—Vicki Vallencourt, by Regal Classic Pope McLean Withdrawn 1722 Filly Courageous Cat—Weekend Squall, by Summer Squall Pope McLean Stuart Reddington $5,500 1734 Filly Cross Traffic—Agilion, by Lion Heart Mulholland Springs Mercer Bloodstock $20,000 1748 Colt Courageous Cat—Auntie Millie, by Disco Rico Pope McLean $0 1759 Filly Flashback—Boatman Road, by Lord At War (ARG) Mulholland Springs Rockbridge Bloodstock $32,000 1774 Colt Oxbow—Chloe Bear, by Macho Uno Mulholland Springs Tollgate Farm $20,000 1792 Colt Courageous Cat—Dyna Vision, by City Zip Pope McLean Ardell Sayler $3,700 1802 Filly Line of David—Etamine, by Gone West Legacy Bloodstock -$1,000 1810 Filly Power Broker—Forest Glitter, by Forest Camp Vinery Sales Bowling Bloodstock $4,700 1815 Filly —From Tiz Moment On, by Tiznow Fort Christopher’s Thoroughbreds Withdrawn 1817 Filly Courageous Cat—Full of Gut, by Full Mandate Pope McLean Withdrawn 1822 Filly Mission Impazible—Glory Gold, by Medaglia d’Oro Taylor Made Sales Agency Pamela Deegan $22,000 1823 Filly Flat Out—Golden Locket, by Storm Creek Mulholland Springs Royal Oak Racing $28,000 1836 Filly Overanalyze—Honour Colony, by Honour and Glory Mulholland Springs Withdrawn 1844 Filly Morning Line—Imanativenewyorker, by Harlan’s Holiday Mulholland Springs ($24,000) 1849 Filly Shakin It Up—India Halo (ARG), by Halo Sunshine Taylor Made Sales Agency Withdrawn

NY’s #1 Yearling Sire –– $38,104 AVG. IN 2016 –– $185,000 colt bought by Zayat Stables at 2016 F-T July NY’s #1 Two-Year-Old Sales Sire –– $63,333 AVG. IN 2016 ––

Top Buyers Include: Chester Broman Ken McPeek Mark Casse Mandy Pope J. J. Crupi Nick Sallusto Michael Dubb Steve Young John Fort Zayat Stables etc.

BIGGEST CROP TO DATE ARE 2YOS IN 2017 Unbridled’s Song - La Paz, by Hold Your Peace • $7,500 S&N

February 2017 | nytbreeders.org | New York Breeder 23 Scatman winning Churchill Downs’ grade 3 CHURCHILL DOWNS/REED PALMER PHOTOGRAPHY CHURCHILL DOWNS/REED PALMER

Late additions to ...and TWO New York’s 2017 stallion roster to GROW On

BY EVAN HAMMONDS

TWO ADDITIONAL STALLIONS have entered the market for 2017 since the January issue of New York Breeder went to press. The other newcomers to New York are Scatman and Tapin Mojo. Standing for a private fee at Foggy Bottom Farm near Geneseo is Scatman, one of the many talented runners by the late Scat Daddy. The two-time grade 1-winning Scat Daddy died in 2015 at age 11, leaving 79 stakes winners with sev- BEAUTYINTHEPULPIT ADDED eral others in the pipeline. His bloodlines are highly sought after, and his colt out of Leslie’s Lady was the highest-selling yearling of 2016 at $3 million. An even later addition, Scatman, out of the Grand Slam mare Hit It Here Café, won the grade 3 Aris- Beautyinthepulpit (by Pulpit) tides Stakes at Churchill Downs at 4 and was second the following year in 2014 joins the ranks in New York at while trying to repeat. He was a player on the Triple Crown trail at 3 in 2012, Buckridge Farm near Kinderhook. having placed behind in both the Southwest Stakes (G3) and Rebel (see page 10) Stakes (G2) at Oaklawn Park. Scatman won fve times and placed on six more occasions in 19 starts, earn-

24 New York Breeder | nytbreeders.org | February 2017 Hennessy , 1993 Storm Cat A.P. Indy, 1989 Seattle Slew 9s, SW, $580,400 11s, SW, $2,979,815 Johannesburg , 1999 1,346 f, 76 SW, 1.56 AEI Island Kitty Pulpit , 1994 1,184 f, 164 SW, 2.88 AEI Weekend Surprise 10s, SW, $1,014,585 6s, SW, $728,200 Myth , 1993 Preach , 1989 SCAT DADDY, 1,578 f, 71 SW, 1.20 AEI Ogygian TAPIT , 921 f, 81 SW, 1.83 AEI Mr. Prospector 16s, wnr, $25,110 15s, SW, $304,656 dkb/br, 2004 gr/ro, 2001 10 f, 10 r, 6 w, 1 SW Yarn 14 f, 12 r, 12 w, 1 SW Narrate Mr. Prospector, 1970 Raise a Native Unbridled , 1987 14s, SW, $112,171 24s, SW, $4,489,475 Love Style, 1999 1,178 f, 181 SW, 3.91 AEI Gold Digger Tap Your Heels, 1996 566 f, 49 SW, 2.65 AEI Gana Facil Unraced 9s, SW, $47,275 8 f, 6 r, 4 w, 3 SW Likeable Style, 1990 Nijinsky II 11 f, 6 r, 4 w, 1 SW Ruby Slippers, 1982 Nijinsky II 11s, SW, $322,326 14s, wnr, $83,760 SCATMAN 6 f, 5 r, 4 w, 1 SW Personable Lady TAPIN MOJO 13 f, 13 r, 10 w, 2 SW Moon Glitter b, h ch, h May 18, 2009 Gone West, 1984 Mr. Prospector March 26, 2011 Quiet American, 1986 Fappiano 17s, SW, $682,251 12s, SW, $754,650 Grand Slam, 1995 1,263 f, 101 SW, 1.79 AEI Secrettame Real Quiet, 1995 974 f, 59 SW, 1.57 AEI Demure 15s, SW, $971,292 20s, SW, $3,271,802 1,523 f, 82 SW, 1.28 AEI Bright Candles, 1987 El Gran Senor 625 f, 23 SW, 1.21 AEI Really Blue, 1983 Believe It 34s, SW, $405,091 21s, wnr, $31,920 12 f, 12 r, 11 w, 2 SW Christmas Bonus 8 f, 5 r, 3 w, 1 SW Meadow Blue HIT IT HERE Strawberry Road, 1979 Whiskey Road MIDDAY Criminal Type, 1985 Alydar CAFE, 45s, SW, $1,949,365 RUNNER, 24s, SW, $2,351,274 gr/ro, 2001 Strawberry's Charm, 1988 362 f, 39 SW, 2.61 AEI Giftisa dkb/br, 2002 Wanted Again, 1992 418 f, 7 SW, 0.81 AEI Klepto 10s, wnr, $21,350 4s, pl, $5,525 14 f, 12 r, 7 w, 1 SW Al's Charm, 1983 Al Hattab 3 f, 2 r, 1 w, 1 SW Landera , 1971 In Reality 2s, unpl, $350 32s, wnr, $16,590 14 f, 11 r, 6 w, 1 SW Like a Charm 14 f, 11 r, 9 w, 1 SW Good Landing ing $345,450. Nine of his starts came starts and made two runs in graded winner Ten Most Wanted). The class in graded races. He’ll be the only son stakes company with his best result in the family runs deep, as Midday of Scat Daddy standing in New York a ffth-place fnish in the 2016 Wood- Runner’s third dam, Good Landing, for 2017. ward Stakes (G1) at Saratoga behind is responsible for grade 1 winner Bail Tapin Mojo joins Honorable Dillon Shaman Ghost. Out Becky, the second dam of Peru- and Normandy Invasion as sons of Bred in by Peter E. Blum vian champion Fly Lexis Fly and of three-time leading sire Tapit in New Thoroughbreds, Michael Spirito, and $4.2 million earner Stephanie’s Kit- York. Tapin Mojo sets up shop at Cler- Gerry Dilger, Tapin Mojo is out of ten. Also in Good Landing’s immedi- mont Farm near Germantown. the unraced Real Quiet mare Mid- ate family is grade 1 winner and in- Tapin Mojo won fve times in 14 day Runner (a half sister to grade 1 ternational sire More Than Ready. ADAM COGLIANESE/NYRA Tapin Mojo winning at Belmont Park

February 2017 | nytbreeders.org | New York Breeder 25 Chris Bernhard: ‘Every time I show up at a sale I learn something’ SKIP DICKSTEIN

Chris Bernhard, Elaine Peck partner Power Couple up to reach new BY PAUL VOLPONI heights in New York TOGETHER, CHRIS BERNHARD of Hidden Lake Farm and Elaine Peck of Rhap- sody Farm have become a tour de force in the hard-fought business of breeding and selling Thoroughbreds. Though their farms operate independently, the two began a working partnership approximately six years ago. The results have been absolutely remarkable, with at least one of the pair responsible for the top-seller in several of the most recent high-profle auctions. Those sales achievements include the top-priced offering at the 2014 Fasig- Tipton Saratoga sale of preferred New York-bred yearlings—a flly by Lookin At Lucky sold to Mandy Pope of Whisper Hill Farm for $270,000, consigned by Rhapsody Farm/Hidden Lake Farm, and a state-bred colt by Shanghai Bobby (bred by Bernhard and Anthony Grey) that topped the Fasig-Tipton New York fall mixed sale of 2015 for $140,000. That colt, out of the mare Electric Shock and a half brother to Fish Trappe Road (winner of the grade 3 Dwyer), brought $200,000 at the 2016 Fasig-Tipton Saratoga select yearling sale. “The partnership happened back when the breeding business was slanting downward, taking a real nose dive,” said Bernhard, 44, who rode show horses as a pre-teen and then went on to break Thoroughbreds before he caught the racing bug. “We were being hit hard with RNAs, so we wanted to do some- thing together and be cost effective in a turbulent economic environment. We wanted to devise some joint collaboration in which we could bring horses to Elaine Peck was once one of two women the table. It was a naturally good mix for us because I’m not a boss, and Elaine to hold a trainer’s license in New England is. She runs the shedrow during the sales, hires people, and does all of the

26 New York Breeder | nytbreeders.org | February 2017 books. Elaine is very detail oriented. At a sale you need to cover all of your bases. The show wouldn’t run with- out her. I love the public relations and selling part and try to support Elaine with the rest.” Perhaps the biggest boost to their business came when both Bernhard and Peck resolved to immerse them- selves at the sales—to be there basi- cally every minute, showing horses personally to clients, listening to feed- back, and keeping their ears to the ground for evolving trends. In a sense their commitment would be the equal of automotive engineers from Chev- rolet and Ford taking up residence at your local car dealership, pitching every sale and trying to gain a better SUSAN CASTRO Shanghai Bobby colt tops the Fasig-Tipton fall sale in 2015 understanding of the needs of each potential buyer. “Every time I show up at a sale I the phone.’ Naturally we have argu- chestnut colt from the frst crop of learn something,” said Bernhard. ments like most partners or relation- Shackleford that brought $150,000. “You pick it up as you go along, learn- ships. I annoy Chris on occasion and Bred by Mares Rule II and foaled at ing from others. You’re always learn- he annoys me. But it never goes much Peck’s Rhapsody Farm near Plym- ing something, whether it’s about further than that. We’re pretty good at outh, the colt was the frst foal out X-ray reports, vetting, heart scans, talking problems out.” of Spanish Post (a multiple winner or measurements. There’s a defnite At the 2014 Fasig-Tipton Saratoga by Flatter in Canada), who was pur- learning curve, and you can discover fall sale, the team of Bernhard and chased by Peck and Bernhard for if there’s a specifc type of horse that Peck topped the consignors list, sell- $30,000 at the 2013 Keeneland No- clients have in mind.” ing 30 Thoroughbreds for $768,200. vember sale. Peck, 70, is a true pioneer among The sale-topper at that event was a Coincidently, the pair has also women in racing. She practically grew up on horseback and began bar- rel racing at rodeos. At age 17 Peck started exercising Thoroughbreds at a Massachusetts auction arena. She soon graduated to galloping horses at racetracks such as Lincoln Downs and Narragansett in Rhode Island. Several years later Peck was one of only two females to hold a trainer’s license on the New England circuit. And though her barn wasn’t sizable, when Peck saddled six winners dur- ing the frst week of a race meeting, she was actually New England’s lead- ing trainer for a short period of time. Does the nearly three-decade dif- ference in their ages ever cause prob- lems in communication for Bernhard and Peck? “Chris and I are a good combo,” Peck said. “He often refers to me as his other Mom. My husband teases SKIP DICKSTEIN me when Chris calls, ‘It’s your son on Bernhard rode show horses and broke Toroughbreds in his younger days

February 2017 | nytbreeders.org | New York Breeder 27 Bernhard/Peck

“We work hard and try to pay at- tention,” she continued. “We look for the right sire power, the right mares, and shoot for earlier cover dates. The “ We usually don’t hang onto our mares four or fve months of physical de- velopment (between horses born in for more than two or three years. We’re January as compared to those foaled in April or May) really make a differ- always looking for fresh mares. ence when you’re selling weanlings and yearlings.” And we love frst-year stallions.” Bernhard also had a hand in breed- Ñ Elaine Peck ing former New York Giants football coach Bill Parcells’ 3-year-old colt Bavaro (by Freud), who is unbeaten had great success in building each Place for $22,000 at the 2012 Keene- in a pair of starts, including a speedy other’s equine rosters. For example, land November mixed sale in foal to and sparkling gate-to-wire victory in Becky Thomas’ Sequel“ Thorough- Trappe Shot (eventually producing the $150,000 Great White Way Stakes breds offered Bernhard a few mares Fish Trappe Road). Peck sold her to as a freshman, part of the New York in-foal on a co-breeder contract. Ber- Bernhard for $1 the following year Stallion Series in December. nhard had taken a mare named Un- because she didn’t want to carry an “Becky Thomas had always told me bridled Betty infoal to Freud. At the open mare. that Unbridled’s Song mares (Bavaro time Bernhard already had several “In choosing broodmares, I like is out of Chantess, by Unbridled’s mares bred to Freud, so he moved to look at production records,” Peck Song) mixed really well with Freud,” the mare along to Peck. The next said. “We also look for mares that Bernhard said. “I’d had success be- year Unbridled Betty’s son, Unbridled have 2-year-olds going to the track. fore with that combination with a Command, won the 2012 Hollywood If those babies come out racing and yearling that I’d gotten $100,000 for. Derby (G1T). Peck subsequently did earn some black type, the mare’s val- When things like that work out on pa- extremely well in selling both the ue increases. We’ve done well choos- per, on the track, and in the market- weanling and Unbridled Betty in foal. ing broodmares, but there’s also an el- place, I tend to stick with it. Bavaro A few years later Peck purchased the ement of luck and good timing that’s was a very pretty pink baby with a mare Electric Shock from Nursery involved. nice walk. Carrie Brogden of Mach- mer Hall bought him to pinhook in 2014. That was a nice fip for her (Brogden acquired the weanling for $20,000 and sold him to Parcells’ Au- gust Dawn Farm for $85,000). One of the most exciting parts of selling is when other people do well with the horses. I cheer just as hard. It keeps buyers coming back.” A high turnover rate is an essen- tial part of the partners’ philosophy, always trying to be in sync with the current pulse of the marketplace. “We usually don’t hang onto our mares for more than two or three years. We’re always looking for fresh mares. And we love frst-year stal- lions,” said Peck. Back in mid-December, Bernhard moved his base of operations, some

ADAM COGLIANESE/NYRA 200 equines, to Barry Ostrager’s Bernhard had a hand in breeding recent state-bred stakes winner Bavaro Questroyal Stud North near Stillwa-

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BEFORE THE GO FOR WAND Handicap (G3) at last Dec. 3, trainer Rodrigo Ubillo had run a horse in one in his 11 years as a trainer. In 2007 his Executive Search fnished seventh in the Stakes (G1) at Saratoga, a race won by Midnight Lute, voted that year’s champion sprinter. Nine years later, encouraged by the performance of 3-year-old flly Highway 1 Star in the New York Stallion Series Staten Island Division, a race she won by 3 ⁄4 lengths in mid November over Aqueduct’s main track, Ubillo took a second shot at a graded win, and this time he found his way to the winner’s circle. Though Highway Star was sent off as the fourth betting choice, Ubillo was typi- cally modest post-race, standing next to owners and breeders Chester and Mary Broman. “I didn’t expect this,” he said, “but it’s very special.” And perhaps somehow ftting that the milestone came at the Ozone Park oval given the native of Chile had begun his career at Aqueduct when he came to the United States about 20 years ago. Speaking little English, he arrived in New York in the dead of winter and lived on the backstretch of the racetrack in , galloping horses for trainer Juan Ortiz. Though he had plenty of experience working with horses back home, his experience here was a rude awakening. “I lived on the track because I had nowhere to go, and I didn’t know anything,” he said. “It was February, and I came with just one suitcase and no winter clothes. After about a week I was like, ‘OK, I’ve had enough of this.’ ” Accustomed to the more temperate climate of his home near Santiago, he gal- loped horses without gloves in the frigid winds that swept into Aqueduct off nearby Jamaica Bay, then would plunge his freezing hands into hot water back at the barn. “I wanted to cry,” he said. Two decades later Ubillo is at ease on one of the frst cold mornings this winter,

32 New York Breeder | nytbreeders.org | February 2017 standing inside his Belmont Park barn after exercising one of the 14 horses cur- rently in his stable. The man who once wanted to be a jockey tries to get on all of his horses every morning, and while the schedule doesn’t always permit him to, he makes a point of riding each one at least every other day. “It really does help me as a trainer to know how the horse is doing,” he said. “It’s one thing to watch them from afar, but being on them, you feel a lot more things than just by looking at them.” The son of a housekeeper, Ubillo speaks frankly about the poverty in the area in which he grew up, seeing as a way to escape those circumstances. Two of his uncles were jockeys—“to me they were like super- ADAM COGLIANESE/NYRA PHOTOS Ubillo in the winner’s circle with Chester and Mary Broman and Highway Star heroes,” he said—and as a teenager, he headed to the track to try to follow in their footsteps. Despite all of that experience, Ubillo ga Race Course on Aug. 9, 2008. Though Soon growing too big to be a jock- didn’t feel quite ready to go out on his the horse would later be owned by a ey, he settled into the backstretch as own, and, in the meantime, he had mar- partnership that included McMahon, on a groom, and he hit a jackpot of sorts ried Jane McMahon, the daughter of that day he ran in the name of Thomas when one of his horses, Enfático, won Joe and Anne McMahon of Saratoga’s Paluck’s August Forever Stable. Paluck, the Chilean Derby in 1994. When En- McMahon Thoroughbreds. He worked nearly a decade later, still has horses fático was retired to become a stallion, at the McMahon farm for two years, with Ubillo. Ubillo got a chance to come to the U.S., returning briefy to Serpe’s barn, then The owner of TSP Capital Manage- thanks to his boss and mentor, trainer went out on his own in 2005. ment Group in Summit, N.J., Paluck is Carlos Urbina. Joe McMahon gave Ubillo a few hors- drawn to the trainer because he sees in “He brought me into his offce one es to get his stable started, and, soon, him some of the principles that he ap- day, and the frst thing I think is, ‘OK, other owners followed suit. plies to his own business. I’m getting fred,’ ” Ubillo remembered. His frst stakes win came with a horse “I’ve managed money for the last 50 “Then he said, ‘What would you think bred by McMahon when Dr. D.F.C. won years,” said Paluck, “and I have to put about going to work in the United the Solomon Northup Stakes at Sarato- clients above my personal goals and States?’ “I was living with my parents,” he recalled, “and he told me that he had a friend in the U.S. It was so exciting and the frst thing that came out of my mouth was, ‘Of course! Yes!’ ” Urbina oversaw the immigration process for him, setting him up with a visa that enabled him to work in this country. After his stint with Ortiz, Ubillo went on to work for Shug McGaughey, Christophe Clement, and Nick Zito, and was an assistant to Phil Serpe. “I frst hired him as a rider,” said Serpe. “He’s a top, top-shelf rider, and he’s really good with horses. He was also very diligent about his work around the barn, and a guy you could trust doing anything. He was an excellent employ- ee, and I could always count on him.” Ubillo, right, aer scoring his rst stakes win with Dr. D.F.C. at Saratoga in 2008

February 2017 | nytbreeders.org | New York Breeder 33 Rodrigo Ubillo needs. Rodrigo puts the horses frst, and that’s why I’m so comfortable Ubillo now trains half a dozen horses for the with him. He’s the only guy I know that will take care of the horses more Bromans, voted New York breeders of the year in than taking care of my fnancial interests.” 2004, 2011, and 2014; he began training for them The year of that frst stakes win, a gray/roan colt was foaled in upstate in 2009 and credits them with much of his success, New York. Bred by Chester and Mary Broman, other longtime Ubillo cli- so it is ftting that his frst graded stakes win came ents, Bigger Is Bettor further raised the trainer’s profle by winning three with one of their horses. stakes races, including the Albany Stakes in 2011 and the Evan Shipman “He’s a big part of this,” Ubillo said of Broman. Stakes two years later, both at Saratoga. So, too, is Paluck, who is intensely loyal to the “He really loved Saratoga, that horse,” said Ubillo. trainer. “I know about his past and his background,” said Paluck. “He was raised very poor, and he got really lucky to come to the U.S. with some good advice from people in Chile. I don’t think his ad- justment to the U.S. was easy. He’s gone through a lot of ups and down, and I trust him implicitly.” Back home in Chile, being a groom meant gal- loping horses and walking them, in addition to rubbing and feeding them, so while Ubillo didn’t fnd the work terribly challenging when he got to New York, other obstacles tested his decision to come to the U.S., not the least of which was the language barrier. “I had high grades in English in school,” he said,

ADAM COGLIANESE/NYRA “but it was still hard when I got here. I remember Aer Bigger Is Bettor’s Albany win at Saratoga in 2011 people asking me things, and I didn’t want to be not

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Haul Anchor, Bonita Bianca close Haul Aboard ’16 with stakes wins BY TERESA GENARO

WHEN THE TRACK CAME UP MUDDY for the Dec. 29 Damon Runyon Stakes at Aqueduct, breeder/owner Chester Broman got a call from trainer Kiaran McLaugh- lin about their 2-year-old Haul Anchor, entered to run in the $100,000 race. “He said, ‘I think I want to scratch,’ ” recounted Broman. “’We don’t want to go in the mud. There’s another race in two weeks.’ ” Haul Anchor’s previous start had come Oct. 22, 2016, at Belmont Park in the Sleepy Hollow Stakes, run at a mile and over a sloppy track. He fnished eighth, the frst time he hadn’t fnished frst or second in fve starts. Nonetheless, Broman challenged his trainer’s thinking. “I said ‘Why don’t we see if he really doesn’t like (the mud)?’ ” Broman asked. “And if we’re a failure, OK.” McLaughlin agreed, and a few hours later his assistant Joe Lee was standing in 1 the winner’s circle after Haul Anchor won the Damon Runyon by 4 ⁄2 lengths as a 13-1 shot. The typically understated Broman said: “It worked out well.” Jockey Cornelio Velasquez guided Haul Anchor from post 4 to the rail and as- sumed the lead heading in the frst turn. Maintaining a short advantage, they held off a contending Mo Maverick before shaking him off in the stretch. “My horse was fast from the gate, and (Mo Maverick) was sent (to the front),” said Velasquez. “My horse always wants to go on the lead, and I tried not to pull him too much. The other horse moved out a little bit and gave me a break. I had a lot of horse at the quarter-pole. Today he ran big.” “(Velasquez) rode the horse perfect,” said Broman. “He’s won a lot of races for me.” The Broman homebred is by Bernardini out of the Storm Cat mare Whichwaydid- shego, who has also produced Hard to Stay Notgo and Mark My Way, both six-fgure earners and multiple stakes winners. Whichwaydidshego is in foal to Malibu Moon

38 New York Breeder | nytbreeders.org | February 2017 and will be bred in 2017 to Will Take Charge. “We always thought Haul Anchor could go long (because of his breed- ing),” said Lee. “In the morning he gal- lops really well, a mile and a half most days, and it doesn’t really take anything out of him.” Refecting on the horse’s poor per- formance in the Sleepy Hollow, Lee pointed out that an off track at Belmont and an off track at Aqueduct are not the same thing. “The surface today was really nice and tight and sealed,” he said. Haul Anchor came to the race off a bit of a break, one that was initially go- ing to be longer, but, according to Lee, “He was doing so well we decided to 2016 2-year-old stakes winner keep going on him. He’s flled out and Bonita Bianca (above) is named grown up a little bit and put on some for trainer Rudy Rodriguez’s weight. 8-year-old niece Bianca “I’m happy we kept going.” Rodriguez (right) Haul Anchor’s frst stakes win pushed his record to 6-2-3-0 and earnings of ground on the feld. Coming into $143,000. the far turn, however, she circled her rivals with relative ease and Killer B pulled away at will. A little more than a year ago own- It was not the trip Imperio had ers Michael Imperio and Michael Dubb expected. took the family of their trainer Rudy “We thought she’d be close,” he Rodriguez out to dinner. They’re known said after the race, “but (jockey) for naming their horses after members Irad (Ortiz Jr.) said she was so of the Rodriguez family, and at some lazy he had to ride her into the point, 8-year-old Bianca, the daughter frst turn.”

of Rudy’s brother and assistant trainer Bred by Dormelito Stud, Bo- ADAM COGLIANESE/NYRA PHOTOS Gustavo, pointed out that no horse had nita Bianca came to the East View yet been named for her. off her lone loss in three previous races, This is the flly’s second stint at Fair Before dinner was over the name had a distant third in the Demoiselle Stakes Hill; she spent some time at Bruce and been chosen: Bonita Bianca. Now, they (G2) last November, a race in which she Amy Jackson’s Fair Hill Equine Therapy just had to buy the horse. also tried to come from off the pace. She Center shortly after being purchased. That happened last spring at the Oca- had successfully employed that tactic in “She didn’t work particularly well, la Breeders’ Sales Co.’s March 2-year-old her maiden-breaker at Belmont Park in and because of her breeding, (blood- sale when Dubb and Imperio, along with September. stock agent) Kim Valerio drilled down partner Bethlehem Stables, purchased “She’s a little lazy,” said Ortiz. “You and really felt like she didn’t work be- the daughter of Curlin out of the Artax have to work hard. I worried maybe we cause she had bucked shins,” said Dubb. mare Friendly Michelle for $97,000. were a little too far back, so I was riding “So we bought her and sent her to Fair And on Dec. 30, 2016, with Bianca in the whole way. I hit her once, and she Hill and gave her several months and attendance, her namesake won her sec- started to pick it up and she got there.” corrected the shins, and sure enough, ond stakes race, taking the $98,000 East “We feel like she’s still a little green,” that was the issue. View Stakes at a mile and 70 yards by said Dubb. The flly is on a break now “It feels like she’ll run all day, and 1 5 ⁄4 lengths. at the Fair Hill training facility in Mary- we’d love to compete her in open com- Lagging far behind—almost off the land. “We might tinker with blinkers to pany if it’s the right thing to do,” he monitor screen—in the early going over try to get her into the race a little sooner. continued. “If not, we’re very content to an inner track rated “good,” Bonita Bi- We’ll target some of the longer races in have a very nice, New York-stake type anca seemed in no hurry to make up the spring.” 3-year-old flly.”

February 2017 | nytbreeders.org | New York Breeder 39 Big Finish Paul Pompa Jr.’s Send It In caps off ’16 BY TERESA GENARO with a victory in the Alex M. Robb ADAM COGLIANESE/NYRA

ON DEC. 31, 2016, AT AQUEDUCT RACETRACK owner Though Pompa doesn’t own any interest in Big Brown, Paul Pompa Jr. watched as front-running horses posted win who stands in New York at Dutchess Views Farm, he wants after win in race after race, and wondered how his New to have “a few” of the stallion’s offspring. York-bred Send It In, who has won most of his races com- Pompa campaigned Send It In’s dam, Sharp Instinct, af- ing from off the pace, would fare in the $100,000 Alex M. ter purchasing her for $275,000 as a yearling, retiring her Robb Stakes. in 2010 with a record of 7-3-0-1 and earnings of $80,176. Quite well, as it turned out, with the 4-year-old bay geld- Pompa sold her in foal to Big Brown at the 2014 Keeneland 3 ing posting a 3 ⁄4-length victory over state-breds to earn his January sale. Send It In is her frst foal. frst stakes win in his frst stakes attempt. “He’s been a stellar performer,” said Pompa of Send It “I was worried about the bias,” Pompa admitted. “There’s In. “I’m very proud of him. I had the mother and I had the been a big speed bias, and he really wants a target.” father, and he’s just tremendous.” He found that target in Iron Power and Becker’s Galaxy, Big Brown ranks fourth on the New York general sires who ran neck-and-neck on the lead while Send It In and list in 2016 with $3,649,865 in earnings. His most accom- jockey Manuel Franco sat three lengths off them in the plished offspring was Dortmund, a multiple grade 1 winner three-path down the backstretch. whose victories include the 2016 . Taking them on coming around the fnal turn, Send It The Alex Robb was Send It In’s second race off a nearly In surged to the lead at the eighth pole and cruised home nine-month layoff, a result of a spiral fracture suffered after 1 unchallenged as the 3-5 favorite, running the 1 ⁄16 miles in winning an allowance optional claiming race over the Aq- 1:45.41. His seventh win from 14 starts pushed the home- ueduct inner track March 12. He fnished second by a neck bred’s earnings to $338,414. in his comeback race Dec. 9. “I just let him do his thing,” said Franco of the horse who Pompa had indicated after the Robb he was considering has also won on the lead. “I tried to get close to the pace, the Pegasus World Cup Invitational Stakes (G1) for Send It and it worked out. When I asked, he gave it to me today. In, but after exploring his options for getting into the race He’s a nice horse. I trust him.” he declined to pursue it. Send It In is by 2008 Presented by Yum! “The proposal wasn’t to my liking,” he said. “And he’s a Brands and (both G1) winner Big Brown, New York-bred, and I like to support New York racing. If we whom Pompa purchased as a 2-year-old for $190,000. Big run there, we forfeit races on the inner track that he loves.” Brown debuted on turf at Saratoga in September 2007, win- Send It In has won four of his last fve races on Aqueduct’s 1 ning by 11 ⁄4 lengths. Shortly thereafter, Pompa sold a 75% inner track, fnishing second by a neck in another. He may interest in him for an undisclosed price to IEAH Stables. start next in the Haynesfeld Stakes at Aqueduct Feb. 11.

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MALIBU STAKES (GR. I) At 3: Won Malibu S (gr. I), Amsterdam S (gr. II), 2nd Gal- Champion 3yo colt. Won Preakness S (gr. I), Travers S (gr. I), Santa Anita Park, 12/26, $300,000g ($301,380), 3yo, 7f, 1:20.81, lant Bob S (gr. III), Mike Lee S (R), 3rd TwinSpires Jockey Club Gold Cup (gr. I), Jim Dandy S (gr. II), Withers S track fast. Breeders' Cup Sprint (gr. I). (gr. III); 2nd Breeders' Cup Classic Powered by Dodge (gr. I). 1—MIND YOUR BISCUITS, 121, c, (Posse—Jazzmane, by Toccet), A, 2014: Ch f, by Posse. Lifetime: 8 crops, 1,195 foals, 867 rnrs (73%), 503 wnrs (42%), $180,000, B—Jumping Jack Racing (N.Y.), O—J Stables, Head of 2015: B c, by Officer. 99 2yo wnrs (8%), 54 sw (5%), 1.59 AEI, 2.70 CI, 550 sale Plains Partners, Summers, and Kisber, T—Robert N. Falcone, Jr. J—Joel Inbreeding: 4SX5D Blushing Groom; 3SX4D Deputy Minister; yrlgs, avg $190,841, 5.2 TNA. Rosario 5SX4D Hail to Reason. 1st dam: Whichwaydidshego, dkb/br, 2003. Bred by Jayeff B 2—Sharp Azteca, 121, c, (Freud—So Sharp, by Saint Liam), A, Nicking: POSSE w/TOCCET mares: 1 foal, 1 str, 1 wnr (100%), 0 Stables (Ky.). Raced 1 yr, 4 sts, 1 win, $32,420. Dam of 5 $60,000, O—Gelfenstein Farm named foals, 5 rnrs, 4 wnrs, 3 sw. ($425,000, 2009 keenov, 3—Ten Blessings, 119, c, (Smart Strike—Indian Blessing, by 2yo wnrs (0%), 1 SW (100%), 1 GSW (100%) Unbridled's Song). Indian Charlie), C, $36,000, O—Patti and Hal J. Earnhardt III Broodmare sire: TOCCET, b, 2000. Sire of 28 dams of 49 foals, 2007: Barren. Margins—1, 21, 13. 9 starters. 37 rnrs (76%), 23 wnrs (47%), 5 2yo wnrs (10%), 1.38 AEI, 1.41 CI; 4 sw. 2008: Belushi, b g, by Distorted Humor. Raced 2 yrs, 12 sts, Mind Your Biscuits, ch c, 2013 2 wins, $57,620. ($225,000 ftkjul yrlg). 2nd dam: Alljazz, b, 1992-2015. Bred by Thomas W. Webb Deputy Minister, 79 2009: B f, by Bernardini. ($230,000 keesep yrlg). Died 2011. Silver Deputy, (Ont.). Raced 1 yr, 2 sts, 0 wins. Dam of KIMCHI (f, Langfuhr; 85 2010: Soul Safari, gr/ro f, by Unbridled's Song. Raced 2 yrs, POSSE, Silver Valley, 79 $582,183, Champion 3yo filly in Can. Won Labatt Woodbine 5 sts, 0 wins, $1,368. b, 00 Rahy, 85 Oaks, Labatt Bison City S; 2nd Princess Elizabeth S, R; pro- 2011: MARK MY WAY, b g, by Noonmark. Raced 4 yrs, 25 Raska, 92 ducer), King of Jazz (g, K One King; $326,349, 2nd Queen's sts, 7 wins, $243,094. Won New York Stallion S (RT), New Borishka, 87 Plate S), Deputy Jazz (g, War Deputy; $269,334, 2nd Parnitha York Stallion Series S (RT). Awesome Again, 94 S, R). Granddam of Wanna Win, Kingdom Road, Co Cola. 2012: HARD TO STAY NOTGO, dkb/br f, by More Than Ready. Toccet, 00 Raced 2 yrs, 8 sts, 3 wins, $212,440. Won Franklin Square Cozzene's Angel, 94 JAZZMANE, DAMON RUNYON STAKES (R) S (R), Niagara S (R); 2nd Seeking the Ante S (R); 3rd Joseph ch, 06 Stop the Music, 70 Aqueduct, 12/29, $100,000g ($100,000), 2yo, N.Y.-bred, 8.32f, A. Gimma S (R). Alljazz, 92 2013: Not bred. Bounteous, 79 1:45.69, track muddy. 1—HAUL ANCHOR, 118, c, (Bernardini—Whichwaydidshego, by 2014: HAUL ANCHOR, b c, by Bernardini. Storm Cat), D, $60,000, B/O—Chester and Mary R. Broman (N.Y.), T— At 2: Won Damon Runyon S (R), 2nd Bertram F. Bongard Kiaran P. McLaughlin, J—Cornelio H. Velasquez S (R). 2—Mo Maverick, 118, c, (Uncle Mo—Lemon Splendor, by Lemon 2015: B f, by Bernardini. Drop Kid), A+, $20,000, O—R. A. Hill Stable and Gatsas Stables 2016: B f, by Will Take Charge. 3—Carradine, 118, c, (Grasshopper—Summer Moon, by Maria's Mon), D, $10,000, O—D A S L Stable Inbreeding: 5SX4D Mr. Prospector; 5SX4D ; Margins—41, 31, 2. 8 starters. 4SX4D Secretariat. Haul Anchor, b c, 2014 Nicking: BERNARDINI w/STORM CAT mares: 63 foals, 48 strs, 34 wnrs (54%), 9 2yo wnrs (14%), 2 SW (3%), 1 GSW (2%) Seattle Slew, 74 A.P. Indy, 89 Broodmare sire: STORM CAT, dkb/br, 1983. Sire of 692 dams BERNARDINI, Weekend Surprise, 80 of 4,183 foals, 3,241 rnrs (77%), 2,293 wnrs (55%), 638 2yo wnrs (15%), 1.70 AEI, 1.43 CI; 268 sw. b, 03 Quiet American, 86 Cara Rafaela, 93 2nd dam: SPUNOUTACONTROL, dkb/br, 1996. Bred by Indian Oil Fable, 86 Creek Farm (Ky.). Raced 2 yrs, 5 sts, 4 wins, $86,405. Won Storm Bird, 78 Singing Beauty S (R). Dam of FED BIZ (c, Giant's Causeway;

©BENOIT PHOTO Storm Cat, 83 Mind Your Biscuits WHICH- $770,496, Won Pat O'Brien S, gr. II, San Diego H, gr. II, San WAYDID- Terlingua, 76 Fernando S, gr. II, El Cajon S; 2nd Awesome Again S, gr. I, Pat SHEGO, Wild Again, 80 O'Brien S, gr. II, Thunder Road S, T; 3rd Frank E. Kilroe Mile RACE AND (STAKES) RECORD dkb/br, 03 Spunouta S, gr. IT, Indiana Derby, gr. II, Strub S, gr. II), SPUN SILK (f, A.P. control, 96 Yarn, 87 Age Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned Indy; $65,750, Won Ride Sally S, R; dam of JOKING). At 2 4 0 2 1(1) $54,966 At 3 9 4(2) 2(2) 2(1) $620,400 EAST VIEW STAKES (R) Lifetime 13 4(2) 4(2) 3(2) $675,366 Aqueduct, 12/30, $100,000g ($98,000), 2yo, f, N.Y.-bred, 8.32f, Sire: POSSE, b, 2000. Raced 2 yrs, 18 sts, 7 wins, $662,841. Won 1:46.46, track good. Riva Ridge Breeders' Cup S (gr. II), Kentucky Breeders' Cup S 1—BONITA BIANCA, 122, (Curlin—Friendly Michelle, by Artax), C, (gr. III), Lafayette S (gr. III), Matt Winn S, Thanksgiving H; 2nd $60,000, B—Dormellito Stud (N.Y.), O—Michael Dubb, Bethlehem Sta- Swale S (gr. III), Bashford Manor S (gr. III); 3rd Vosburgh S (gr. bles, and Michael Imperio, T—Rudy R. Rodriguez, J—Irad Ortiz Jr. I), Three Chimneys Juvenile S. 2—Tiznow's Smile, 116, (Tiznow—Serenity's Smile, by Dixie Brass), Lifetime: 10 crops, 689 foals, 560 rnrs (81%), 421 wnrs (61%), A++, $20,000, O—Francis J. Paolangeli 110 2yo wnrs (16%), 32 sw (5%), 1.36 AEI, 1.33 CI, 300 sale 3—Bree's Got Heart, 116, (Colonel John—Secretsoftheheart, by yrlgs, avg $34,531, 0.6 TNA. Put It Back), A, $10,000, O—Glenn Bennett In 2016: 6 sw, 41 2yos, 15 2yo rnrs, 3 2yo wnrs, 12 sale yrlgs, Margins—51, 5, 41. 5 starters. avg $14,600. RACE AND (STAKES) RECORD 1st dam: Jazzmane, ch, 2006. Bred by Stonyfield Farm (Ky.).

ROBERT MAUHAR/NYRA Age Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned Unraced. Dam of 3 named foals, 3 rnrs, 3 wnrs, 1 sw. Sent to Haul Anchor At 2 4 3(2) 0 1(1) $276,000 Korea 2013. ($11,000, 2013 keenov, Posse). 2011: Gunkirk, gr/ro g, by Dunkirk. Raced 4 yrs, 28 sts, 1 win, Lifetime 4 3(2) 0 1(1) $276,000 $13,551. ($18,000 ftkoct yrlg). RACE AND (STAKES) RECORD Sire: CURLIN, ch, 2004. Raced 2 yrs in NA and UAE, 16 sts, 11 2012: Rockjaz, gr/ro g, by Rockport Harbor. Raced 2 yrs, 17 wins, $10,501,800. Horse of the Year twice and champion Age Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned sts, 2 wins, $20,995. ($18,000 saraug yrlg). 3yo colt in USA, champion older male in UAE and USA. Won At 2 6 2(1) 3(1) 0 $143,000 2013: MIND YOUR BISCUITS, ch c, by Posse. ($47,000 Preakness S (gr. I), Emirates Airline Dubai World Cup (UAE-I), keejan yrlg). Lifetime 6 2(1) 3(1) 0 $143,000 Breeders' Cup Classic Powered by Dodge (gr. I), Stephen At 2: 3rd New York Breeders' Futurity (R). Sire: BERNARDINI, b, 2003. Raced 1 yr, 8 sts, 6 wins, $3,060,480. Foster H (gr. I), Jockey Club Gold Cup S (gr. I) twice, Woodward

42 New York Breeder | nytbreeders.org | February 2017 Maiden special win at Churchill Downs by seven lengths JAPAN Stakes winner at Belmont Park in the Medaglia d’Oro - Maya, by Capote $150,000 Winstar Farm Easy Goer S. 2017 stud fee: $3,500 S&N Graded-placed at Saratoga in the Jim Dandy S-G2

In five starts: 2-1-1 (before a career-ending injury)

Full brother to G2SW millionaire AL KHALI Inquiries to: From the female family of hot Dr. Jerry Bilinski, (518) 461-8424 • E-mail: [email protected] young sire prospect VERRAZANO waldorffarm.com Waldorf Farm, P.O. Box 959, North Chatham, NY 12132 (518) 766-4600 • Fax: (518) 766-4601 • Farm: (518) 766-9400 S (gr. I), (gr. II), Rebel S (gr. III); 2nd Belmont ALEX M. ROBB STAKES (R) LOST IN THE FOG STAKES S (gr. I), Man o' War S (gr. IT); 3rd Kentucky Derby Presented Aqueduct, 12/31, $100,000a ($100,000), 3 and up, N.Y.-bred, 81f, Aqueduct, 1/1, $100,000a ($98,000), 3yo, 6f, 1:12.08, track fast. by Yum! Brands (gr. I), Haskell Invitational S (gr. I). 1:45.41, track fast. 1—CALEDONIAN, 116, c, (Concord Point—Dazzling Display, by De- Lifetime: 6 crops, 464 foals, 304 rnrs (66%), 225 wnrs (48%), 1—SEND IT IN, 119, g, 4, (Big Brown—Sharp Instinct, by Awesome here), A++, $60,000, B—Kaleem Shah (N.Y.), O—Curragh Stables, 53 2yo wnrs (11%), 31 sw (7%), 2.45 AEI, 2.19 CI, 254 sale Again), B, $60,000, B/O—Paul Pompa Jr. (N.Y.), T—Todd A. Pletcher, T—John P. Terranova II, J—Eric Cancel yrlgs, avg $134,853, 2.3 TNA. J—Manuel Franco 2—Always a Suspect, 117, c, (Exchange Rate—Copper Beauty, by 1st dam: FRIENDLY MICHELLE, ch, 2001. Bred by Ronald Fein 2—Empire Dreams, 117, g, 5, (Patriot Act—Ascended Dreams, by Deputy Commander), A+, $20,000, O—Victory Racing Partners (Ky.). Raced 3 yrs, 12 sts, 5 wins, $404,544. Won Prioress S Thunder Gulch), C+, $20,000, O—West Point Thoroughbreds 3—Butch Walker, 116, c, (Street Boss—Thoughtful, by Mining), (gr. I), La Troienne S (gr. III), Santa Paula S; 3rd Las Virgenes 3—Testosterstone, 115, g, 5, (Birdstone—A. P. Test, by A.P. Indy), A+, $10,000, O—Leonard C. Green and Robert McLynn 1 S (gr. I), Acorn S (gr. I). Dam of 8 named foals, 7 rnrs, 6 wnrs, D, $10,000, O—Yellow Moon Stable Margins—neck, 6 , neck. 5 starters. 1 sw. ($77,000, 2002 ftkjul yrlg; $1,150,000, 2006 keenov, Margins—33, 21, 43. 7 starters. Caledonian, gr/ro c, 2014 A.P. Indy; $42,000, 2013 keenov, Curlin). Send It In, b g, 2012 Pulpit, 94 2007: For the Memories, ch f, by A.P. Indy. Raced 2 yrs, 5 sts, Tapit, 01 0 wins, $14,600. Dam of 3 foals, 2 rnrs, 1 wnr. ($320,000 , 77 CONCORD Tap Your Heels, 96 keesep yrlg). Boundary, 90 POINT, BIG BROWN, Edge, 78 gr/ro, 07 Boston Harbor, 94 2008: Skripach Na Kryshe, gr/ro c, by Unbridled's Song. Raced Harve de Grace, 00 b, 05 2 yrs in Rus, 6 sts, 1 win. ($100,000 keesep yrlg). Nureyev, 77 Ms. Cuvee Napa, 92 Mien, 99 2009: Da Vinci, b c, by A.P. Indy. Raced 3 yrs, 11 sts, 3 wins, Miasma, 92 Deputy Minister, 79 $101,252. Sent to Tri 2014. ($600,000 keesep yrlg). Dehere, 91 2010: Inmyfathersimage, ch g, by Curlin. Raced 5 yrs, 30 sts, Deputy Minister, 79 DAZZLING Sister Dot, 85 Awesome Again, 94 DISPLAY, 3 wins, $111,500. ($150,000 keesep yrlg). SHARP Primal Force, 87 b, 08 Crafty Friend, 93 2011: Dixie Victory, b f, by Dixie Union. Raced 4 yrs, 17 sts, 2 INSTINCT, Friend of a Friend, 02 ch, 07 Roar, 93 Vivalita, 95 wins, $53,480. ($110,000 keesep yrlg). Forty Paulina, 00 2012: Barren. Frau Paula, 79 2013: Pharaoh's City, ch g, by Eskendereya. Raced 1 yr, 6 sts, RACE AND (STAKES) RECORD 1 win, $34,960. ($75,000 keesep yrlg). Age Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned 2014: BONITA BIANCA, ch f, by Curlin. ($97,000 obsmar 2yo). At 2 3 1 1 0 $36,565 At 2: Won Maid of the Mist S (R), East View S (R), 3rd At 3 1 1(1) 0 0 $60,000 Demoiselle S (gr. II). Lifetime 4 2(1) 1 0 $96,565 2015: Friendly Simmard, ch f, by Simmard. Sire: CONCORD POINT, gr/ro, 2007. Raced 2 yrs, 6 sts, 4 wins, Inbreeding: 3SX5D Mr. Prospector; 4SX5D Raise a Native; 4SX5D $669,260. Won West Virginia Derby (gr. II), Iowa Derby (gr. III); Vice Regent. 2nd Lazaro Barrera Memorial S (gr. III). Nicking: CURLIN w/ARTAX mares: 3 foals, 2 strs, 2 wnrs (67%), Lifetime: 4 crops, 135 foals, 74 rnrs (55%), 52 wnrs (39%), 23 1 2yo wnr (33%), 1 SW (33%), 0 GSW (0%) 2yo wnrs (17%), 8 sw (6%), 0.98 AEI, 1.28 CI, 73 sale yrlgs, Broodmare sire: ARTAX, dkb/br, 1995-2012. Sire of 85 dams avg $25,661, 0.4 TNA. of 253 foals, 162 rnrs (64%), 104 wnrs (41%), 22 2yo wnrs In 2017: 1 sw. (9%), 1.07 AEI, 1.33 CI; 9 sw. 1st dam: Dazzling Display, b, 2008. Bred by Liberation Farm (Ky.). 2nd dam: VALIANT JEWEL, ch, 1990. Bred by Huntington Stud Raced 3 yrs, 7 sts, 1 win, $46,340. Dam of 2 named foals, 1 Farm (Ont.). Raced 4 yrs, 42 sts, 6 wins, $296,680. Won Nel- rnr, 1 wnr, 1 sw. ($250,000, 2010 ftffeb 2yo; $1,500, 2016 JOE LABOZZETTA/NYRA lie Morse S, Lady's Secret S; 2nd Etobicoke H, Prismatical S, Send It In keejan, Concord Point). Ontario Matron S (R); 3rd Belle Mahone S, Personal Ensign 2014: CALEDONIAN, gr/ro c, by Concord Point. S, Castle Forbes S, Algoma S (R) twice, Jammed Lovely S (R). RACE AND (STAKES) RECORD At 3: Won Lost In The Fog S. Dam of Dancewel (g, Green Dancer; $101,437, 3rd Royal 2015: Dkb/br f, by Concord Point. Chase for the Sport of Kings Hurdle S, gr. IT), Abba Gold (f, Age Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned 2016: Kaluga Bob, c, by Concord Point. Devil's Bag; $179,732, 2nd Pollyanna Pixie S, Regal Rumor S; At 3 10 4 2 2 $181,214 Inbreeding: 5SX5D Mr. Prospector; 5SX4DX5D Vice Regent. 3rd Winning Colors S; dam of KATHMANBLU, KATHBALLU). At 4 4 3(1) 1 0 $157,200 Nicking: CONCORD POINT w/DEHERE mares: 1 foal, 1 str, 1 Granddam of SOMEPLACE ELSE. Lifetime 14 7(1) 3 2 $338,414 wnr (100%), 1 2yo wnr (100%), 1 SW (100%), 0 GSW (0%) Sire: BIG BROWN, b, 2005. Raced 2 yrs, 8 sts, 7 wins, $3,614,500. Broodmare sire: DEHERE, b, 1991-2014. Sire of 521 dams of Champion 3yo colt. Won Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! 2,168 foals, 1,532 rnrs (71%), 1,107 wnrs (51%), 246 2yo Brands (gr. I), Preakness S (gr. I), Haskell Invitational S (gr. I), wnrs (11%), 1.49 AEI, 1.30 CI; 89 sw. Florida Derby (gr. I), Monmouth S (T). 2nd dam: Friend of a Friend, ch, 2002. Bred by Foxfield (Ky.). Lifetime: 6 crops, 571 foals, 387 rnrs (68%), 228 wnrs (40%), Raced 2 yrs, 7 sts, 1 win, $14,150. 50 2yo wnrs (9%), 23 sw (4%), 1.23 AEI, 1.65 CI, 345 sale yrlgs, avg $42,684, 0.8 TNA. 1st dam: Sharp Instinct, ch, 2007. Bred by Stonestreet Thor- oughbred Holdings (Ky.). Raced 2 yrs, 7 sts, 3 wins, $80,176. Dam of 3 named foals, 3 rnrs, 2 wnrs, 1 sw. ($275,000, 2008 keesep yrlg; $35,000, 2014 keejan, Big Brown). 2012: SEND IT IN, b g, by Big Brown. At 4: Won Alex M. Robb S (R).

ADAM COGLIANESE/NYRA 2013: Alerta, b g, by Big Brown. Raced 3 yrs, 8 sts, 1 win, Bonita Bianca $13,453. ($12,000 keejan yrlg; $11,000 keesep yrlg). Bonita Bianca, ch f, 2014 2014: Canny, ch f, by Big Brown. Raced 1 yr, 6 sts, 0 wins, $11,506. ($20,000 ftkoct yrlg). Mr. Prospector, 70 2015: Ch c, by Gio Ponti. ($50,000 obsaug yrlg). Smart Strike, 92

Classy 'n Smart, 81 2016: B f, by Alternation. ADAM COGLIANESE/NYRA CURLIN, Caledonian ch, 04 Deputy Minister, 79 Inbreeding: 4SX4SX5DX5D Northern Dancer. Sherriff's Deputy, 94 Nicking: BIG BROWN w/AWESOME AGAIN mares: 6 foals, Barbarika, 85 5 strs, 4 wnrs (67%), 1 2yo wnr (17%), 1 SW (17%), 0 LADIES HANDICAP GSW (0%) Marquetry, 87 Aqueduct, 1/13, $100,000a ($98,000), 4 and up, f and m, 8.32f, Artax, 95 FRIENDLY Raging Apalachee, 88 Broodmare sire: AWESOME AGAIN, b, 1994. Sire of 292 dams 1:42.45, track fast. MICHELLE, of 945 foals, 622 rnrs (66%), 455 wnrs (48%), 134 2yo wnrs 1—WONDER GAL, 118, m, 5, (Tiz Wonderful—Passe, by Dixie Union), ch, 01 Buckley Boy, 82 A++, $60,000, B—Apache Farm (N.Y.), O—Clearview Stable, T—Leah Valiant Jewel, 90 (14%), 1.63 AEI, 1.39 CI; 65 sw. Every Effort, 80 Gyarmati, J—Kendrick Carmouche 2nd dam: FORTY PAULINA (Arg), ch, 2000. Bred by La Biznaga 2—Chorus Line, 114, f, 4, (Parading—Brief Encounter, by Lion Heart- (Arg.). Raced 4 yrs in Arg and NA, 8 sts, 3 wins, $19,416. Won ed), C+, $20,000, O—Edward J. DeLauro, Frank Giammarino, Jack Enrique Acebal (Arg-I); 2nd Juan Pedro Artigas. Montelbano, and Catherine Mazzatto

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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 NEW YORK-BRED Fairway Fun S; 3rd Chou Croute H, My Charmer S. Dam of RACE AND (STAKES) RECORD SOCIAL QUEEN (f, Dynaformer; $344,700, Won Eatontown H, gr. IIIT, Gallorette H, gr. IIIT, Politely S, T, Eatontown Staybridge Age Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned Stakes Winners Suites S, T; 3rd Beaugay S, gr. IIIT, Noble Damsel H, gr. IIIT; At 3 3 1 0 2 $10,195 dam of FORCE THE PASS). At 4 4 1 1 0 $15,849 3—Jet Majesty, 115, m, 6, (Raffe's Majesty—Jet's Tradition, At 5 1 1(1) 0 0 $18,228 by A. P Jet), A++, $10,000, O—Final Turn Racing Stables and HANK MILLS SR. HANDICAP Lifetime 8 3(1) 1 2 $44,272 David Jacobson Turf Paradise, 1/21, $30,000g ($30,000), 4 and up, 51f, 1:02.47, track Margins—11, 2, 11. 5 starters. Sire: POSSE, b, 2000. Raced 2 yrs, 18 sts, 7 wins, $662,841. Won good. Wonder Gal, dkb/br m, 2012 Riva Ridge Breeders' Cup S (gr. II), Kentucky Breeders' Cup S 1—MASTERFUL STRIDE, 124, g, 5, (Posse—Taken by Storm, by Red (gr. III), Lafayette S (gr. III), Matt Winn S, Thanksgiving H; 2nd Ransom), A, $18,228, B—Barbara A. Sullivan (N.Y.), O—H and E Ranch, Cee's Tizzy, 87 Swale S (gr. III), Bashford Manor S (gr. III); 3rd Vosburgh S (gr. Tiznow, 97 T—Scott Rollins, J—Jorge Martin Bourdieu TIZ Cee's Song, 86 2—Saturdaynitelites, 124, h, 5, (Any Given Saturday—Instrumentale, I), Three Chimneys Juvenile S. WONDERFUL, by Pivotal), C, $5,880, O—Harrington Stables and Pink Cloud Racing Lifetime: 11 crops, 710 foals, 562 rnrs (79%), 423 wnrs (60%), b, 04 Hennessy, 93 Evil, 98 3—Stoneys Mr Cruiser, 124, c, 4, (Graeme Hall—Roller Girl, by 110 2yo wnrs (15%), 33 sw (5%), 1.36 AEI, 1.33 CI, 300 sale Lit'l Rose, 87 Citidancer), C, $2,940, O—H and E Ranch yrlgs, avg $34,531, 0.6 TNA. 1 Dixieland Band, 80 Margins—1, 3, 1 . 7 starters. In 2017: 1 sw. Dixie Union, 97 PASSE, She's Tops, 89 b, 06 Irgun, 91 Gal On the Go, 98 Gypsy, 92 ADAM COGLIANESE/NYRA Wonder Gal

RACE AND (STAKES) RECORD Age Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned If your goal is to inherit At 2 4 1(1) 1(1) 2(2) $395,000 At 3 6 1(1) 1(1) 2(2) $332,000 early lightning speed in your foal, At 4 6 1 0 2(2) $100,145 At 5 1 1(1) 0 0 $60,000 consider this . . . Lifetime 17 4(3) 2(2) 6(6) $887,145 Sire: TIZ WONDERFUL, b, 2004. Raced 2 yrs, 5 sts, 3 wins, $254,672. Won Kentucky Jockey Club S (gr. II), Iroquois S (gr. :56.26 for 5F (102 Beyer, at 2) III); 2nd More Than Ready S. maiden win at Belmont Park, following Graded SP performance in first start! Lifetime: 6 crops, 533 foals, 305 rnrs (57%), 218 wnrs (41%), 75 2yo wnrs (14%), 25 sw (5%), 1.40 AEI, 1.25 CI, 326 sale yrlgs, avg $36,668, 0.6 TNA. In 2017: 1 sw. First four winners 1st dam: Passe, b, 2006. Bred by James E. English and Hermitage broke their maiden Farm (Ky.). Unraced. Dam of 1 named foal, 1 rnr, 1 wnr, 1 sw. BERTRANDA ($35,000, 2007 keesep yrlg; $20,000, 2010 ftkfeb). 2011: Slipped. by a combined scores 3 3/4 length maiden 2012: WONDER GAL, dkb/br f, by Tiz Wonderful. ($210,000 special win at Parx, Jan 17. obsmar 2yo). 35 lengths! At 2: Won Lynbrook S (R), 2nd Frizette S (gr. I), 3rd 14 Hands Winery Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies (gr. I), Adirondack S (gr. II). At 3: Won Empire Distaff H (R), 2nd Mother Goose S (gr. I), 3rd Acorn S (gr. I), Comely S (gr. III). At 4: 3rd Go for Wand H (gr. III), Ladies H. At 5: Won Ladies H. First-Crop Auction 2-Year-Olds Sell for Up to $165,000 in 2016 2013: C, by Dublin. Died 2013. 2015: Ch f, by Jimmy Creed. ($52,000 saraug yrlg). Officer - Little Bonnet, by Coronado's Quest Fee: $2500 S/N 2016: C, by Tiznow. Inbreeding: 4SX5D Mr. Prospector; 5SX5D Seattle Slew. Nicking: TIZ WONDERFUL w/DIXIE UNION mares: 5 foals, 5 strs, 5 wnrs (100%), 2 2yo wnrs (40%), 2 SW (40%), 0 GSW (0%) Located just minutes from Saratoga Race Course Broodmare sire: DIXIE UNION, dkb/br, 1997-2010. Sire of 269 58 DUNN ROAD, STILLWATER, NY 12170 dams of 762 foals, 486 rnrs (64%), 316 wnrs (41%), 118 2yo QUESTROYALNORTH.COM wnrs (15%), 1.26 AEI, 1.40 CI; 25 sw. 2nd dam: GAL ON THE GO, ch, 1998. Bred by James E. English INQUIRIES TO: Midge Hawver (518) 828-0777 Email: [email protected] • Kelly McCombs, Office Manager (518) 541-3280 (Ky.). Raced 4 yrs, 27 sts, 4 wins, $238,949. Won Valdale S; Michael Brown, Farm Manager (518) 774-2730 • Email: [email protected] 2nd Singapore Plate S (gr. III), H.B.P.A. H, Winning Colors S,

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COADY PHOTOGRAPHY At 5: Won Hank Mills Sr. H. Masterful Stride Deputy Minister, 79 2013: Barren. Silver Deputy, 85 1st dam: Taken by Storm, b, 1995. Bred by Frank Stronach 2014: Omi Cat, dkb/br c, by Bluegrass Cat. Unraced. POSSE, Silver Valley, 79 (Ont.). Unraced. Dam of 7 named foals, 6 rnrs, 3 wnrs, 1 2015: B c, by Courageous Cat. b, 00 Rahy, 85 Inbreeding: 4SX4D Mr. Prospector; 5SX5D Nearctic; 5SX5D North- Raska, 92 sw. ($35,000, 2000 ftknoa, Alphabet Soup; $15,000, 2000 Borishka, 87 ftkdec, Alphabet Soup; $29,000, 2004 easdec, Out of Place). ern Dancer; 4SX3D Roberto. Nicking: POSSE w/RED RANSOM mares: 5 foals, 4 strs, 4 wnrs Roberto, 69 2000: Barren. Red Ransom, 87 2001: Alphabet Storm, gr/ro g, by Alphabet Soup. Raced 6 yrs, (80%), 0 2yo wnrs (0%), 1 SW (20%), 0 GSW (0%) TAKEN BY Arabia, 77 STORM, 52 sts, 7 wins, $145,795. ($13,000 easoct yrlg). Broodmare sire: Red Ransom, b, 1987. Sire of 752 dams of b, 95 Diamond Prospect, 78 2003: Stormin Ransom, b c, by Diesis (GB). Raced 1 yr, 5 sts, 3,147 foals, 2,204 rnrs (70%), 1,397 wnrs (44%), 398 2yo Regal Victress, 87 Baraquillo, 78 0 wins, $451. ($20,000 keesep yrlg). wnrs (13%), 1.14 AEI, 1.32 CI; 119 sw. NEW YORK-BRED WINNERS DECEMBER 19, 2016 – JANUARY 22, 2017

Archarcharch—Crescenda: Archumybaby (46-12), f, Frost Giant—Whipporwill Creek: Katie Ice (29-2), f, 3 yo, Aqueduct, MCL, 1/5, 1mi, 1:47.01, $24,600. The accompanying list reports sires of New York-bred 4 yo, Aqueduct, MCL, 1/1, 6f, 1:13.77, $18,600. Bellamy Road—Zippy Shannon: Ryder Road winners in 2016-17, 3-year-olds and upward, of all recent Get Stormy—Soave: Fifty Five (15-1), f, 3 yo, (52-10), c, 3 yo, Aqueduct, ALW, 12/31, 1mi North American races, except straight claiming races. Gulfstream Park, AOC, 1/1, 1 1/16mi (T), 70yd, 1:44.52, $34,200. The second list reports sires of all New York-bred juvenile 1:42.46, $24,000. winners in 2016. Bellamy Road—Five Second Fuse: Daisy Cutter The lists are presented alphabetically by sire followed Girolamo—True and True: Trulamo (31-8), f, 3 yo, (52-10), m, 5 yo, Aqueduct, AOC, 1/6, 1mi 70yd, by the winners dam. The name of the winner is in lightface Parx Racing, STR, 12/27, 7f, 1:25.75, $25,200. 1:44.30, $40,200. capital letters (boldface capital letters if the win came in Girolamo—As Long as Ittakes: Inanewyorkminute Bellamy Road—Rule One: Diversify (52-10), g, 4 a stakes race), followed in parentheses by the number of (31-8), g, 4 yo, Turfway Park, MCL, 1/1, 6f, yo, Aqueduct, ALW, 1/14, 1mi 70yd, 1:42.39, current-year starters in North America for the sire and the 1:11.17, $3,060. $40,200. sire’s total number of individual winners in 2016, regardless Girolamo—Wallstreetmadness: Special Dividend of state where bred. Followed by the winners sex; age; race Big Brown—Sharp Instinct: Send It In (31-7), g, 4 track; class of the race; date of the race; distance of the race, (31-8), f, 4 yo, Aqueduct, ALW, 1/2, 6f, 1:14.24, yo, Aqueduct, STK, Alex M. Robb S., 12/31, 1 expressed in furlongs and fractions of furlongs; time of the $34,200. 1/16mi, 1:45.41, $60,000. race; frst-place money earned by the winner. —Argentina: Boss Man Bob (46-7), g, 4 Bluegrass Cat—Golden Ripples: Baby I'm Blue Abbreviations used for the class of race are similar to those yo, Mahoning Valley Race Course, STR, 12/28, 5 (60-8), f, 3 yo, Penn National, MCL, 1/14, 6f, used by Equibase: Alw–allowance; Hcp–overnight handicap; 1/2f, 1:6.95, $7,500. 1:12.96, $8,580. names of stakes race are spelled out, with the grade of the Harlan's Holiday—Unbridled Melody: Tether to race, when applicable, in parentheses. Bluegrass Cat—No More Flags: Bluegrass Flag Reality (88-14), g, 5 yo, Tampa Bay Downs, (60-8), f, 3 yo, Aqueduct, MSW, 1/14, 6f, 1:12.62, MSW, 1/6, 6f, 1:10.81, $12,000. $33,000. Courageous Cat—Serene Ditty: Unbridledadventure Here's Zealous—No Secrets Here: Spotty Zealous Bluegrass Cat—Ascended Dreams: Dynamax Prime (9-1), f, 3 yo, Aqueduct, MCL, 1/12, 1mi, 1:42.32, (12-7), g, 3 yo, Aqueduct, MCL, 1/6, 6f, 1:13.58, (60-8), g, 3 yo, Aqueduct, MCL, 1/20, 1mi 70yd, $18,600. $24,600. 1:45.46, $28,800. D' Funnybone—Ducky Firefy: Play Me a Memory Here's Zealous—Reasontofy: Here's a Jetpack (12-7), g, 6 yo, Penn National, AOC, 1/12, 5 1/2f, Boys At Tosconova—Princess Maura: Bertranda (4-0), f, 3 yo, Aqueduct, MSW, 12/31, 1mi 70yd, 1:4.03, $18,240. (5-1), f, 3 yo, Parx Racing, MSW, 1/17, 6f, 1:45.51, $33,000. 1:12.83, $30,000. Distorted Humor—Wake Up Kiss: Wake Up Smiling Here's Zealous—Brassy Boots: High Heeled Hooves (38-9), m, 4 yo, Hollywood Casino At Charles (12-7), m, 6 yo, Penn National, MCL, 1/12, 6f, Bullet Train (GB)—Glittering Tax: Five Each Way 1:14.30, $6,300. (7-1), f, 3 yo, Tampa Bay Downs, MSW, 1/1, 1mi Town Races, MSW, 12/29, 7f, 1:30.19, $13,680. Jump Start—Flomar: Formal Start (58-7), c, 3 yo, (T), 1:37.77, $11,600. Distorted Humor—Mindy Gold: Papa Shot (38-9), g, Aqueduct, MCL, 1/15, 6f, 1:13.72, $28,800. 5 yo, Aqueduct, ALW, 1/22, 1 1/16mi, 1:46.28, Bustin Stones—Heck: Tribecca (14-4), c, 3 yo, Justenuffhumor—Critical: Critical Humor (8-1), f, 3 $34,200. Aqueduct, AOC, 1/13, 6f, 1:11.82, $34,200. yo, Tampa Bay Downs, MCL, 1/11, 7f, 1:26.22, Caleb's Posse—Northern City: Sal the Turtle (7-4), c, Dublin—Carson City Girl: Dublin Girl (16-3), f, 3 $7,200. 3 yo, Aqueduct, SOC, 1/6, 6f, 1:12.56, $34,800. yo, Aqueduct, MSW, 1/2, 1mi 70yd, 1:50.11, Langfuhr—Seattle Splash: Splash of Sass (41-5), m, City Zip—Spring Elusion: Big Zip (77-16), g, 4 yo, $33,000. 5 yo, Aqueduct, MCL, 1/20, 1mi 70yd, 1:46.72, Aqueduct, AOC, 1/1, 6f, 1:11.21, $35,400. Dublin—Dry Heat: Lapulga (16-3), f, 3 yo, Tampa Bay $16,800. Colonel John—Patagonia Tango: Courageous Downs, MCL, 1/7, 1mi 40yd, 1:44.85, $7,080. Lemon Drop Kid—Gdansking Queen: War Canoe Colonel (72-12), g, 4 yo, Parx Racing, MCL, 1/9, First Dude—Dolce Pentimento: Primo Pentimento (45-5), f, 4 yo, Aqueduct, MCL, 1/6, 1mi, 1:42.75, 1mi 70yd, 1:42.87, $10,800. (50-12), c, 4 yo, Aqueduct, MCL, 1/5, 1mi 70yd, $18,600. Concord Point—Dazzling Display: Caledonian 1:47.48, $18,600. Majesticperfection—Debbie's Assault: Mar Vista (10-3), c, 3 yo, Aqueduct, STK, Lost In The Fog First Samurai—Just a Bella: Saleas (29-2), g, 4 yo, Miguel (28-4), g, 3 yo, Aqueduct, MCL, 1/13, S., 1/1, 6f, 1:12.08, $60,000. Tampa Bay Downs, MCL, 1/20, 6 1/2f, 1:17.85, 1mi, 1:42.50, $18,600. Cosmonaut—Salty Romance: Dream On (8-1), m, $8,100. Malibu Moonshine—Smartgabrielle: Anthony the 5 yo, Aqueduct, ALW, 1/1, 1mi 70yd, 1:45.90, Forestry—Way With Words: Foreset (31-7), g, 4 yo, Saint (1-1), c, 3 yo, Hollywood Casino At Charles $34,200. Aqueduct, ALW, 1/21, 6f, 1:12.10, $34,200. Town Races, MCL, 1/18, 6 1/2f, 1:21.81, $6,960.

48 New York Breeder | nytbreeders.org | February 2017 Patriot Act—My Two Cents: Patriot Lady (9-2), f, 4 Salute the Sarge—L C Mystery: Bond Vigilante Yes It's True—Baby Love: Candid Desire (60-14), g, yo, Hollywood Casino At Charles Town Races, (22-2), h, 6 yo, Aqueduct, AOC, 12/31, 6f, 5 yo, Aqueduct, ALW, 1/14, 6f, 1:11.44, $40,200. MCL, 1/13, 7f, 1:30.06, $5,760. 1:10.56, $41,400. Yes It's True—Super Slash: Tainted Angel (60-14), f, Patriot Act—Illgiveyouwattever: Third Son (9-2), Silent Name (JPN)—Persky (ARG): Persky's Spirit 3 yo, Aqueduct, AOC, 1/15, 6f, 1:13.95, $34,200. g, 4 yo, Aqueduct, WMC, 1/22, 1mi, 1:39.98, (10-2), f, 4 yo, Aqueduct, MCL, 1/22, 5 1/2f, $24,600. 1:6.90, $18,600. Posse—Jazzmane: Mind Your Biscuits (40-3), c, Simmard—Trini Dubai: Honorable Jonas (5-1), c, 3 NEW YORK-BRED 3 yo, Santa Anita Park, STK, Malibu S. (gr. I ), yo, Aqueduct, MCL, 1/15, 1mi, 1:43.69, $18,600. 12/26, 7f, 1:20.81, $180,000. Sky Mesa—Mac Lady: Samadi Sky (41-6), g, 3 yo, JUVENILE WINNERS Posse—Mystical Lady: Gorelli (40-3), g, 5 yo, Aqueduct, ALW, 12/30, 6f, 1:11.53, $34,200. DECEMBER 19, 2016 – JANUARY 22, 2017 Aqueduct, MCL, 1/12, 6f, 1:11.11, $24,600. Songandaprayer—Raw Beauty: Sing for Beauty Posse—Howl At the Moon: High Moon (40-3), g, 3 (43-8), m, 5 yo, Aqueduct, STR, 1/21, 6f, yo, Turfway Park, MCL, 1/13, 6f, 1:11.30, $3,782. 1:12.61, $34,800. Bernardini—Whichwaydidshego: Haul Anchor (30- Posse—Taken by Storm: Masterful Stride (40-3), g, Stay Thirsty—Tangier Sound: Luna Rising (22-3), f, 2), c, 2 yo, Aqueduct, STK, Damon Runyon S., 5 yo, Turf Paradise, STK, Hank Mills Sr. H., 1/21, 3 yo, Aqueduct, MCL, 1/22, 6f, 1:13.35, $28,800. 12/29, 1mi 70yd, 1:45.69, $60,000. 5 1/2f, 1:2.47, $18,228. Street Boss—Pilamaya: Indian Soldier (35-7), g, 3 Bustin Stones—Here Comes Nikki: More Stones Pulpit—Charming Legacy (IRE): Great Skellig (20-6), yo, Aqueduct, MCL, 12/31, 6f, 1:13.37, $18,600. (14-4), f, 2 yo, Aqueduct, MCL, 12/29, 6f, g, 4 yo, Gulfstream Park, MCL, 1/5, 7 1/2f (T), —That's Ok: Danebury (44-4), c, 3 yo, 1:13.80, $18,600. 1:32.60, $12,000. Aqueduct, MSW, 12/30, 1mi 70yd, 1:44.60, Congaree—Rodeo Drive: Congaree Drive (15-0), Pure Prize—Ascended Dreams: St. Peter's Bard $33,000. f, 2 yo, Aqueduct, MCL, 12/30, 6f, 1:14.18, (34-10), g, 4 yo, Hollywood Casino At Charles Tiznow—Misty Rosette: Cold Gone Hot (45-11), $24,600. Town Races, MCL, 1/11, 6 1/2f, 1:21.45, $5,880. g, 4 yo, Aqueduct, MCL, 1/20, 5 1/2f, 1:8.23, Bonita Bianca Read the Footnotes—Try N Sue: Legally Bay (12-2), $18,600. Curlin—Friendly Michelle: (42-9), f, m, 7 yo, Aqueduct, AOC, 1/16, 1 1/16mi, 1:48.70, Tiznow—Mineralogist: Can You Diggit (45-11), c, 3 2 yo, Aqueduct, STK, East View S., 12/30, 1mi $35,400. yo, Aqueduct, MSW, 1/21, 1mi, 1:39.91, $33,000. 70yd, 1:46.46, $60,000. Regal Ransom—Deputy Reality: Ransom Note Tiz Wonderful—Passe: Wonder Gal (53-10), m, 5 Hansen—La Riviera: El Sensor (22-3), g, 2 yo, (20-4), g, 4 yo, Aqueduct, MSW, 1/1, 6f, 1:12.64, yo, Aqueduct, STK, Ladies H., 1/13, 1mi 70yd, Camarero Race Track, MCL, 12/29, 6 1/2f, $33,000. 1:42.45, $60,000. 1:20.69, $4,215. Repent—Double Edge: Repent Twice (13-3), g, 6 To Honor and Serve—Bronx City Girl: Air Force Kitten's Joy—Vouchsafe: Stay Safe Kitten (73-12), yo, Aqueduct, AOC, 1/13, 1 1/16mi, 1:45.28, Nurse (17-1), f, 3 yo, Aqueduct, MCL, 1/14, 6f, f, 2 yo, Gulfstream Park, MCL, 12/28, 1mi (T), $35,400. 1:14.94, $18,600. 1:37.26, $11,400. Repent—Summer Siren (FR): O K by Me (13-3), m, Trappe Shot—Acquired Cat: Shut Your Trappe Marsh Side—Spenny: Rosa Dorata (5-1), f, 2 yo, 5 yo, Tampa Bay Downs, MCL, 1/18, 1mi (T), (42-11), g, 3 yo, Aqueduct, MCL, 1/13, 6f, 1:38.01, $6,960. 1:14.04, $18,600. Aqueduct, MCL, 12/29, 6f, 1:14.70, $18,600. Roman Ruler—Salt Water Reign: Roman Ceres Uncle Mo—Stirring: Conquest Mo Money (34-5), Mission Impazible—Our Perfect Ten: Jaime's Angel (26-8), f, 4 yo, Aqueduct, AOC, 1/6, 6f, 1:13.20, c, 3 yo, Sunland Park, MSW, 1/6, 1mi, 1:39.23, (8-0), c, 2 yo, Aqueduct, MSW, 12/30, 1mi $35,400. $12,900. 70yd, 1:46.41, $33,000.

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110 WINNERS 6 BLACK TYPE WINNERS

OVER $4.8 MILLION IN PROGENY EARNINGS

LED IN 2016 BY: CONSTELLATION winner of the La Brea S. (G1) and a multiple SW

LAND OVER SEA winner of the Fair Grounds Oaks (G2) and 2nd in the Kentucky Oaks (G1)

BELLAMENTARY Southern California SW & multiple GSP

DIVERSIFY 4 wins in 4 starts by a combined 23½ lengths & a