SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 2014 732-747-8060 $ TDN Home Page Click Here IT=S GETTING >REAL= AT GOLDEN GATE >FLOYD= HOPES TO STEAL THE SHOW A total of 17 qualifying points for the GI Kentucky By Christie DeBernardis Derby are on the line in today=s GIII El Camino Real Karl Pergola=s Rprettyboyfloyd (Bluegrass Cat) hopes Derby at Golden Gate. Glen Hill Farm homebred to break through Sunday in the seven-furlong GII San Enterprising (Elusive Quality) leads the way as the 5-2 Vicente S. at Santa Anita. Despite the fact he has yet morning line to earn his diploma, favorite. A second- conditioner Denise Breuer out graduate over I=ll believes he belongs in this Wrap It Up (Tapit) six-horse field. when switched to AI like the horse,@ Breuer, the Hollywood sod who also entered in November, the Rprettyboyfloyd in a maiden bay annexed Santa special weight today but has Anita=s grassy one- chosen this softer spot, said. mile Eddie Logan S. AI think he fits and I think it=s to conclude his time to see what we have sophomore season and which direction we are Tamarando Dec. 28. He was going to go with him.@ Benoit Photo second last time-- The dark bay showed one and two spots, plenty of ability in his first respectively, ahead of Infosec (Heatseeker {Ire}) and two starts, finishing second Puppy Manners (Kitten=s Joy)--in this venue=s 8 1/2- both times against some very Denise Breuer furlong Jan. 18. The Tom Proctor solid company. Debuting at Benoit Photo trainee is a grandson of GI Beverly D. S. heroine Fire this track and trip Jan. 4, he the Groom (Blushing Groom {Fr}), who produced made up plenty of ground late after a slow break to MG1SW sprinter Stravinsky (Nureyev). Sharon Alesia, finish 3 1/4 lengths behind undefeated Bayern (Offlee Bran Jam Stable and Ciaglia Racing LLC=s Dance With Wild). Rprettyboyfloyd was further flattered when that Fate (Two Step Salsa) will look to step forward off a rival returned Thursday to romp by 15 lengths in a head-turning win last time. The dark bay was second to Santa Anita allowance and earn the status of J “TDN Tamarando (Bertrando) in the GI Del Mar Futurity Sept. Rising Star” J. 4, and filled the same slot--this time one spot ahead of Cont. p3 Tamarando--in Santa Anita=s GI FrontRunner S. Sept. 28. He was unable to overcome a rough start and wide trip in the Nov. 2 GI Breeders= Cup Juvenile, but showed off an impressive turn of foot--getting his final quarter mile in :22.95--to take a grassy one-mile optional claimer in Arcadia Jan. 24. picks up the mount from regular rider Rafael Bejarano. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Williams=s Tamarando has made the most prior starts in this field with nine. He bypassed the Breeders= Cup, and finished third in the Golden State Juvenile Nov. 1 on a Santa Anita track that played very much against his late-running style. The homebred bounced back with a victory in Hollywood=s Nov. 23 Real Quiet S., and was third behind Shared Belief (Candy Ride {Arg}) and Candy Boy (Candy Ride {Arg}) in the GI CashCall Futurity Dec. 14. Tamarando was second behind the well-regarded California Chrome (Lucky Pulpit) in the California Cup Derby Jan. 25, and figures to appreciate the return to a synthetic track for Hall of Famers Jerry Hollendorfer and , who each hold records for most wins by a trainer and respectively in this race.

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Floyd Hopes to Steal the Show cont. AThe first start he broke very slowly and he was a little slow to get into stride,@ Breuer recalled of her charge=s debut. AHe was green. He picked up a lot of horses on the turn and then in the stretch he did not switch his lead. If he had switched onto his right lead he would have finished a little closer or maybe even won.@ Trapped out four-wide, the ridgling made a huge stretch run again to miss by just a half-length to the heavily favored Chelios (Distorted Humor) last time here Jan. 26. AHe was a lot more forward, which is normal for a second race,@ Breuer remarked. AHe was a lot more in the race earlier and in the stretch another horse came out and bumped him pretty hard. I think that really knocked him off stride. I think he would have been even closer or won had he not Rprettyboyfloyd had that interaction.@ Benoit Photo With Rafael Bejarano in the irons this time and Rprettyboyfloyd=s closing style, Breuer thinks the San Vicente will set up well for him. AI think there are three speed horses in there and three closers,@ Breuer said. AIn an ideal situation, the three speed horses go out there and burn each other out.@ Breuer hand picked Rprettyboyfloyd for Pergola at the Barretts May sale, where she purchased him privately after he RNA=d for $32,000. AI thought he had a really nice way of moving, (click here for video)@ the conditioner commented. AI thought he hit the ground very lightly. To be honest with you, the thing I liked best about him was his presence. He really caught my eye in his walk. He had a very confident demeanor, which is what I look for in a horse. He strutted in their like he owned the place and he was just a teeny, runt of a baby since he was born in May.@ Rprettyboyfloyd=s late birthday is the reason Breuer decided to skip a juvenile campaign and start him as a sophomore. He has grown up and filled out a lot since then, but displays the same confidence that first attracted Breuer to him. AWhen he walks to the track you would think it is a big prize fighter coming out,@ she said. AHe is not afraid of anything. He puffs himself up and struts himself out like he is a big horse. He has filled out and is quite a bit bigger than he was.@ Out of El Bank Robber (Eltish), the dark bay was named after the famous robber Pretty Boy Floyd. AHis name came from the mare, El Bank Robber,@ Breuer said. APretty Boy Floyd was a very well known bank robber. They [the Jockey Club] would not accept just Pretty Boy Floyd because it was trademarked, so we just added the >R= in front of it.@ Cont. p4 TDN P HEADLINE NEWS • 2/15/14 • PAGE 4 of 9 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

San Vicente cont. The 52-year-old conditioner took out her trainer=s license and set up shop at Santa Anita in 1996 after decades spent riding show horses and breaking babies for the races. She maintains a smaller size string in order to be hands on with all of her horses. AI have always had pony horses and I accompany my horses to the track daily,@ Breuer said. AI tack up my horses and I do their legs. I don=t really have a desire to have 30 horses. I would rather have a smaller stable with quality and really be hands on. Obviously I have help, but I prefer to be right there overseeing everything. So far it has been pretty good in that I don=t have a lot of setbacks because I am not relying on anybody else=s eye.@ Though Breuer has had several stakes runners over the years, if Rprettyboyfloyd is successful on Sunday, he will be her first black-type winner. The ridgling is nominated to the Triple Crown and, win or lose, in the San Vicente, Breuer believes he has a big future ahead of him. AI definitely want to stretch him out in distance [after the San Vicente],@ Breuer said. AHe is nominated to the Triple Crown, but there are a lot of other big races that are potentials also in case we don=t go that way. I don=t want to push the horse. He is a very nice horse and there are so many big races. So many people put a lot of emphasis on the [GI Kentucky] Derby and all that, but a lot of horses run in the Derby and then you never see them again. I want to make sure that this horse is handled properly and that he has a long career ahead of him. I don=t want to base it all on one race.@ Breuer hopes Rprettyboyfloyd will prove her equestrian instincts correct and run away with Sunday=s race to earn both his diploma and the first black-type win for them both. Click here to share this story. BLACK-TYPE PREVIEWS

Saturday, , post time: 7:15 p.m. EST EL CAMINO REAL DERBY-GIII, $200,000, 3yo, 1 1/8m (AWT) PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER ML 1 Craftsman (Ire) Mastercraftsman (Ire) Carr Callaghan 8-1 2 Puppy Manners K Kitten's Joy Alvarado Hollendrfr 8-1 3 Infosec Heatseeker (Ire) Enriquez Lucarelli 10-1 4 Tamarando Bertrando Baze Hollendrfr 3-1 5 Enterprising Elusive Quality Stevens Proctor 5-2 6 Icy Ride K Candy Ride (Arg) Valdivia Jr Baffert 10-1 7 I'll Wrap It Up K Tapit Hernndz O'Neill 10-1 8 Dance With Fate Two Step Salsa Gryder Eurton 7-2

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Nick Sallusto Craig Bandoroff “Swagger Jack was a “You have to like the upside great-looking yearling on a Grade 1 Winner and a great-looking 2YO. by Smart Strike with a He’s everything you’d pedigree like Swagger Jack’s want in a racehorse.” who looks the part as well.”

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Des ryan Ben McElroy “He’s such a good looking horse “Swagger Jack was as and was such a nice racehorse. good-looking a Smart Strike Couple that with the support as I’ve ever seen at the sales.” from his owners, and I think he has as good a chance as any horse retired to stud.” Brilliant Sprinter / Miler by Smart Strike. Swagger Jack defeated Eclipse Finalist Sahara Sky Adrian Regan in the Grade 1 Carter H. - 7F in 1:21.44. 38 Stakes Performers under the first 2 dams. “Exceptional looking individual! Exceptional value!”

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A HARD TRUTH IN BARBARA FRITCHIE Lady Sheila Stable=s La Verdad (Yes It=s True) steps up in class and trip as she seeks her sixth-consecutive victory in Laurel=s GII Barbara Fritchie H. The Linda Rice trainee was fourth on debut in March, but has done nothing but win by daylight since then. She cleared her second-level New York-bred allowance condition by 8 3/4 lengths with a 97 Beyer Speed Figure at the Big A in November, and bested open company back in Ozone Park Dec. 19 and last time Jan. 17. She paired up her 97 Beyer top last out, but has never raced beyond six panels and must prove she TWILIGHT ECLIPSE RETURNS TO TURF can carry her ample speed an West Point Thoroughbreds=s Twilight Eclipse (Purim) extra furlong against tougher returns to the sod to kick off his 5-year-old campaign in competition here. AWe are the GII Mac Diarmada S. at Gulfstream Park today. My Wandy’s Girl ready to try stakes company Fourth here 12 months ago, the Tom Albertrani pupil Chelsea Durand and the timing is right,@ Rice aired by four lengths a month later in the GII Pan said. AShe is a big filly with a American S. He added second-place finishes in lot of natural speed. We were hoping to rate her off the Belmont=s GI Man o= War S. in July and Saratoga=s GI pace last time, but it didn=t work out. We=ll see how she Sword Dancer S. in August, but finished fifth in does with the added distance.@ The last time Florida- Belmont=s GI Joe Hirsch Turf Classic S. Sept. 28 and a based trainer Marty Wolfson shipped a horse to Laurel close-up sixth with some traffic trouble in the GI was for a stakes win in 2010, and he is in with a solid Breeders= Cup Turf Nov. 2. Getting some class relief in chance for another productive trip to Maryland with Calder=s GIII William L. McKnight H. Dec. 28, the 1-2 Miller Racing=s Centrique (Malibu Moon). A 10-length chalk crushed his competition by seven lengths despite optional claiming romper at Calder in September, the the race coming off the turf. AWe=re using this race, bay was third--one spot behind stablemate and hopefully, as a stepping stone for Dubai,@ Albertrani subsequent GIII Sugar Swirl S. winner Heart Steeler revealed. AI definitely think he=s a horse that=s going to (Speightstown)--in that venue=s Nov. 2 Bold World H. go on and train well and run well this year. If all goes The bay annexed the Claiming Crown Glass Slipper S. well and he runs well this weekend, our plans are to over this trip at Gulfstream Dec. 7, and enters off a take him to Dubai. Depending on everything there, how solid one-mile allowance victory in the slop in he ships and runs and comes back, we would like to Hallandale Beach Jan. 29. Guillermo Berrios=s My target similar races that he was in last year, all the big Wandy=s Girl (Flower Alley) finished a close second as races later on. Everything will depend on the outcome the chalk here a year ago. She had a similar near miss of this week.@ Goldolphin=s multiple Grade I winner in Aqueduct=s one-mile GII Ruffian H. last April, and has Alpha (Bernardini) makes his belated turf debut for been away since a fifth-place run in Aqueduct=s Garland Kiaran McLaughlin. The 2012 GI Travers S. dead-heat of Roses S. Dec. 7. Trainer Mike Hushion took this race winner held off Flat Out (Flatter) in Saratoga=s GI in 2008 with Golden Dawn (Hennessy) and in 2011 Woodward S. Aug. 31, but was subsequently off the with Harissa (Afleet Alex). board in the GI Jockey Club Gold Cup, GI Breeders= Cup Dirt Mile and GII Hawthorne Gold Cup H. last time Saturday, Laurel Park, post time: 4:24 p.m. EST Nov. 30. AWe feel like we=ve always wanted to try the BARBARA FRITCHIE H.-GII, $300,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 7f turf,@ McLaughlin said. AHe=s out of a Nijinsky II mare, PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER ML and there=s a lot of turf in the family. We were able to 1 Baragah Awesome Again Cintron McLaughlin 12-1 work him on the turf and see how he liked it. He=s 2 Villette Petionville Elliott Servis 6-1 always been good on the lead, and going a mile and 3 Centrique K Malibu Moon Zayas Wolfson 3-1 three-eighths on the turf, I think he will be on the lead. 4 La Verdad Yes It's True Ortiz Rice 5-2 If he likes the turf, we have a whole new lease on life 5 Sunlit City K City Zip Russell Williams 30-1 with him.@ Juddmonte=s Slumber (GB) (Cacique {Ire}), 6 Winning Image Southern Image Black Aro 9-2 fourth in the Joe Hirsch, was sixth as the favorite in 7 Flattering Bea Flatter Russell Pickett 20-1 Woodbine=s GI Canadian International Oct. 27. He could 8 Access to Charlie Indian Charlie Pimentel Murray 20-1 only manage a fourth last time in this venue=s GII Fort 9 More Than a Cruise More Than Ready Pimentel Murray 15-1 K Lauderdale S. Jan. 11, but figures to appreciate the 10 My Wandy's Girl Flower Alley Maragh Hushion 4-1 stretch back out from 1 1/16 miles. " " " Cont. p6 TDN P HEADLINE NEWS • 2/15/14 • PAGE 6 of 9 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

Saturday, Gulfstream Park, post time: 5:03 p.m. EST DONNA IS BACK MAC DIARMIDA S.-GII, $200,000, 4yo/up, 1 3/8mT Gentildonna (Jpn) (Deep Impact {Jpn}), two-time PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER ML winner of the G1 Japan Cup and that country=s Horse 1 Suntracer Kitten's Joy Leparoux Block 6-1 of the Year in 2012, makes her much anticipated 5- 2 Dashing David (Ire) Lemon Drop Kid Latchman Joseph Jr 12-1 year-old debut in Sunday=s G2 Kyoto Kinen. It is 3 Mucho Mas Macho K Macho Uno Jaen Collazo 10-1 expected to be the lone stepping-stone for the imposing 4 Slumber (GB) Cacique (Ire) Velazquez Mott 4-1 bay to the G1 Dubai Sheema 5 Bingo Bango Bongo K Saarland Rios Catanese 20-1 Classic at Meydan Mar. 29, 6 Twilight Eclipse K Purim Lezcano Albertrani 5-2 where she finished second last 7 Amen Kitten Kitten's Joy Castellano Ward 3-1 year to St. Nicholas Abbey in 8 Cozy Kitten Kitten's Joy Lopez Wolfson 15-1 her lone trip outside her native 9 Alpha Bernardini Rosario McLghlin 6-1 country. Gentildonna asserted Main Track Only: K her dominance against her 10 Micromanage Medaglia d'Oro Velazquez Pletcher 3-1 generation two years ago, winning five straight as a 3- Saturday, , post time: 7:00 p.m. EST year-old including a sweep of SANTA MARIA S.-GII, $200,000, 4yo/up, f/m, 1 1/16m Gentildonna the Japanese Triple Tiara and PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER ML Japan Racing Association her first Japan Cup, which she 1 Iotapa K Afleet Alex Talamo Sadler 7-2 earned by a nose over Orfevre (Jpn) (Stay Gold {Jpn}). 2 Fiftyshadesofhay K Pulpit Garcia Baffert 5-2 She made just three starts in Japan last year following 3 Ondine K Medaglia d'Oro Smith Baffert 3-1 K her Meydan voyage, her lone victory coming in the 4 Yahilwa Medaglia d'Oro Baze Cassidy 30-1 Japan Cup. Trainer Sei Ishizaka indicated last month 5 Let Faith Arise Kafwain Nakatani Hollendrfr 7-2 K that he was satisfied with the mare=s preparations, and 6 Golden Production Exchange Rate Dsrmeaux Miller 6-1 felt she would benefit from the prep run into the 7 Stanwyck Empire Maker Solis Shirreffs 4-1 Sheema Classic. Amongst those lined up to face the champion is Lachesis (Jpn) (Deep Impact {Jpn}). Saturday, Gulfstream Park, post time: 4:03 p.m. EST THE VERY ONE S.-GIII, $100,000, 4yo/up, f/m, 1 3/8mT Although lightly raced, the 4-year-old was rounding into PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER ML top form by season=s end last year, winning a pair of 1 Aigue Marine (GB) Galileo (Ire) Rosario Clement 6-1 stakes before leaping up in class to finish a valiant 2 Left a Message K Mr. Greeley Castellano Proctor 3-1 second in the G1 Queen Elizabeth S. Nov. 10. Tosen Ra 3 Seanchai K English Channel Lopez Proctor 10-1 (Jpn) (Deep Impact {Jpn}), the half-brother to Flower 4 Dame Marie K Smart Strike Prado Kenneally 10-1 Alley, has been a consistent performer on the JRA 5 Preferential (GB) Dansili (GB) Leparoux Mott 5-2 circuit the past three seasons, and at last fulfilled his 6 Inimitable Romanee Maria's Mon Garcia Motion 6-1 potential with a score in the G1 Mile Championship 7 Anjaz Street Cry (Ire) Lezcano Albertrani 5-1 Nov. 17. The Mile Championship was Tosen Ra=s first 8 Viva Rafaela (Brz) Know Heights (Ire) Velazquez Pletcher 8-1 time at a mile or less, and he has won going 2100 meters. Saturday, Flemington, Australia, post time: 12:20 a.m. EDT BLACK CAVIAR LIGHTNING S.-G1, A$500,000, Open, 1000mT Sunday, Kyoto, Japan SC PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT THE KYOTO KINEN-G2, ¥115,220,000 (US$1,130,495), 4yo/up, 1 8 Shamexpress (NZ) O’Reilly (NZ) Oliver O’Brien 129 2200mT 2 11 Pago Rock (Aus) Rock of Gibraltar (Ire) Baster Hayes 129 PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT 3 7 Aeronautical (Aus) Encosta de Lago (Aus) Schofield Cohen 129 1 Trailblazer (Jpn) Zenno Rob Roy (Jpn) Wada Ikee 123 4 3 Esprit de Bullet (NZ) Bel Esprit (Aus) Duric Hyam 129 2 Koei Otome (Jpn) Heart’s Cry (Jpn) Ikezoe Matsumoto 119 5 2 Unpretentious (Aus) Stratum (Aus) Williams Burke 129 3 Gentildonna (Jpn) Deep Impact (Jpn) Fukunaga Ishizaka 123 6 6 African Pulse (Aus) Johannesburg Rodd Moroney 129 4 Meine Orchard (Jpn) Stay Gold (Jpn) Shibata Hatakeyama 119 7 4 Samaready (Aus) More Than Ready Newitt Price 124 5 Lachesis (Jpn) Deep Impact (Jpn) Kawada Oshima 117 8 10 Snitzerland (Aus) Snitzel (Aus) Avdulla Ryan 124 6 Action Star (Jpn) Agnes Tachyon (Jpn) Kitamura Otonashi 121 9 1 Therml Currnt (Aus) Exceed and Excl (Aus) SCRATCHED SCR 7 Hit the Target (Jpn) King Kamhamha (Jpn) Demuro Kato 125 10 9 Bernabeu (Aus) Fastnet Rock (Aus) Rawiller O’Shea 122 8 Cosmo Robin (Jpn) Zenno Rob Roy (Jpn) Kokubun Shimizu 123 11 13 Brilliant Bisc (Aus) Elvstroem (Aus) Boss Moody 118 9 Uncoiled (Fr) Giant’s Causeway Goto Yahagi 123 12 5 Boomwaa (Aus) Mutawaajid (Aus) Yendall Laing 101 10 Tosen Ra (Jpn) Deep Impact (Jpn) Take Fujiwara 128 13 12 Bugatty (Aus) Dreamscape (Aus) Holland Hawkeses 101 11 Desperado (Jpn) Neo Universe (Jpn) Yokoyama Adachi 125 12 To The Glory (Jpn) King Kamhamha (Jpn) Berry Ikee 123

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WATERHOUSE WINS APPEAL Australian Hall of Fame trainer Gai Waterhouse has won her appeal in the long-running >More Joyous saga=, but Racing New South Wales will challenge the decision in Supreme Court, according to Racing and Sports. Waterhouse was handed several charges last year surrounding her failure to report the condition of eight- Monday, Oaklawn Park, post time: 6:09 p.m. EST time Group 1-winning mare More SOUTHWEST S.-GIII, $300,000, 3yo, 1 1/16m Joyous (NZ) (More Than Ready) PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT to stewards. Judge David Armati 1 Tapiture Tapit Santana Jr Asmussen 119 of the Racing Appeals Tribunal 2 Coastline K Speightstown Bridgmohan Casse 117 stated in his decision to overturn 3a Tanzanite Cat Graeme Hall Nakatani Autrey 122 the verdict that Racing NSW had 4 Louies Flower Flower Alley Quinonez Calhoun 119 not established the required legal 5 Kendall's Boy K Sky Mesa Goncalves Amoss 115 standard that Waterhouse was 6a Paganol Tiz Wonderful Arroyo Jr. Autrey 115 required to uphold in reporting 7 Walt K Run Away and Hide Tohill Hartman 115 K treatments or lamenesses. The 8 Strong Mandate Tiznow Rosario Lukas 117 Gai Waterhouse situation came to light when 9 Ride On Curlin K Curlin Borel Gowan 117 Racingandsports.com.au More Joyous=s owner/breeder 10 Son of Dixie Dixie Union Berry Calhoun 115 John Singleton went on a public 11 Fire Starter K Tapit Albarado Hobby 115 tirade after his mare finished seventh of eight in the G1 12 Bourbonize Tiz Wonderful Vazquez Gorder 117 All Aged S. Apr. 27. It was found that More Joyous had been treated for a sore neck days prior to the race, Monday, Santa Anita Park, post time: 6:30 p.m. EST and Waterhouse later revealed during the inquiry BUENA VISTA S.-GII, $200,000, 4yo/up, f/m, 1mT process that More Joyous had been slightly lame in the PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT week before her fifth place finish in the G1 Queen of 1 Miss Serendipity (Arg) Not for Sale (Arg) Bejarano McAnally 120 the Turf S. earlier that month. Singleton, who also 2 Egg Drop K Alphabet Soup Garcia Mitchell 123 accused Waterhouse=s son, bookmaker Tom 3 Appealing (Ire) Bertolini Blanc Gallagher 118 Waterhouse, of telling friends More Joyous couldn=t win 4 Tapicat K Tapit Velazquez Mott 118 K the All Aged, was charged A$15,000 for his conduct. 5 Moone's My Name (GB) Intikhab Espinoza Sadler 118 Tom Waterhouse was cleared of any wrongdoing, while 6 Dancingtothestars Good Journey Gutierrez O'Neill 118 Gai Waterhouse was charged A$7,000. 7 Pontchatrain K War Front Stevens Proctor 118 8 Unusual Hottie Unusual Heat Baze Mullins 118 9 Stormy Lucy Stormy Atlantic Enriquez Lucarelli 118 IN OTHER NEWS... 10 Customer Base Lemon Drop Kid Smith Proctor 118 A Daily Roundup of Racing Articles in Other Media

Monday, Laurel Park, post time: 4:24 p.m. EST GENERAL GEORGE H.-GIII, $250,000, 3yo/up, 7f For Madison PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER WT “Monday night, sitting on the couch, toiling with an article that wouldn't 1 Warrioroftheroses A. P. Warrior Pimentel Dilodovico 112 end, the Olympics playing in the background, a long day winding down, 2 Broad Rule Dixie Union Boyce Small 115 when my friend Mark Hennig sent me an email. I cried for two girls. 3 Smash and Grab Sharp Humor Toledo Rodriguez 113 Madison Holleran, a freshman at the University of Pennsylvania, 4 Service for Ten Service Stripe Russell Geralis 113 committed suicide, jumping from a roof in Philadelphia January 17.” 5 Well Spelled Spellbinder McCarthy Perkins Jr 113 Sean Clancy, This Is 6 Palace K City Zip Velasquez Rice 120 Time to stop horsing around 7 Bandbox Tapit Perez Jenkins 112 “Disturbing though it has been that the windfall of tax revenue from the 8 Javerre Outflanker Pennington Lynch 116 legalization of casino gambling in Maryland has failed to prevent 9 Tenango Lion Heart No Rider Jacobson 112 increases in the sales tax rate and the tax on gasoline, some K consolation can be found in Maryland's thoroughbred horse industry Look for the throughout the TDN graded stakes and, by extension, Harford County's. It would be hard to overstate the entries, denoting Keeneland sales graduates. importance of Thoroughbred horse racing in Maryland.” The Baltimore Sun

" " " S'manga Khumalo: From violent township to winner's enclosure It's been a long time coming. A very long time. But S'manga Khumalo is proving that black jockeys can hold the whip hand in South Africa. Matthew Knight & Brooke Bowman, CNN TDN P HEADLINE NEWS • 2/15/14 • PAGE 8 of 9 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

Van Dyke acknowledged the effort required to succeed in his chosen profession. AIt=s a big challenge, it=s a tough business I=ve come to learn in the past month or two,@ he emphasized. AYou=ve got to work hard, work every day and try to be out there first in the morning, going to each barn. [It=s] definitely tough, but it=s fun.@ BIG NAMES IN VAN DYKE=S CORNER Van Dyke finished sixth aboard Two Term Leader by Heather Likins (Political Force) in his first career appearance for Proctor Some jockeys win first time out and some require Nov. 17 at Hollywood. Just a few days later, he multiple trips to the post. For apprentice jockey captured his first win in his next start, getting up in Drayden Van Dyke, it only took two tries. He won his dramatic fashion astride fellow Proctor trainee Money first race in his second try at Hollywood Park--an Clip (Afleet Alex) Nov. 21 at the same venue. Video accomplishment that can never be duplicated by future After his first victory, the apprentice was jubilant. jockeys with that track=s subsequent closure. An AWell, it was awesome,@ Van Dyke beamed. AI really interesting series of events conspired to point Van Dyke didn=t expect it, because the horse hadn=t really run for along the road to being a jockey, from familial ties to a long time. The horse the sport, to backing by some of the biggest names in was coming off a layoff the business and he hasn=t stopped at win number one. and Tom said that he=d AWell, I started going to the racetrack with my dad,@ probably need a race. I said the 19-year-old. AHe was a jockey when he was just drifted to the front younger too, but around 15, I really got into it, with my and the lead. I never size--I wasn=t growing--so that=s why I decided [to be a really asked him. I was jockey].@ kind of in shock. It was great to win for the Born in Louisville, Kentucky and raised in Hot Springs, Money Clip with Van Dyke Aboard Arkansas, Van Dyke originally worked as an exercise farm where I learned Benoit Photo rider for trainer Tom Proctor in the summers. how to ride. I think my Eventually, Van Dyke went to work for Proctor at Glen favorite horse might have to be my first winner so far, Hill Farm in Ocala, Florida, where he sharpened his skills Money Clip. It=s definitely a thrill ride every time you before starting to ride professionally. win a race. It's a great feeling.@ AI started to really learn how to ride at Glen Hill Farm, Through Thursday, Van Dyke=s record stands at a year and a half, close to two 85-11-11-9 with$366,671 in total earnings. Already years [ago],@ said Van Dyke. the young jockey is quick to observe how his riding AI've been a jockey for four tactics stack up against his peers. months.@ AI=ve noticed I=ve been coming from out of it a lot,@ Early in his career as a Van Dyke continued. AThat=s how I won my first race. I professional jockey, Van Dyke think that=s how I=ve won most of my races and that=s moved his tack from Kentucky the main thing I=ve picked up on.@ to California. Van Dyke is looking ahead and not resting on his AActually it was Tom Proctor=s laurels. He splits his time between Santa Anita and Turf idea,@ revealed Van Dyke. AHe Paradise on Arcadia's dark days. His goals speak to the sent me to his farm in Ocala, driving need to be successful to survive in this and I was in Kentucky, for about environment. a month or two. He decided that AWell it=d be nice to win the Eclipse award for the it would be a good experience leading bug rider this year,@ Van Dyke concluded. AOf and a good opportunity. That=s course [to win] the [would also be Drayden Van Dyke how I got out here [to great]. I'm glad to be riding, but just to win, to be Benoit Photo California]. The weather=s winning, and hopefully win some big races in the perfect everyday. That=s the future.@ best news. It=s beautiful everyday and has nice people.@ With help from the likes of Proctor, Stevens and Van Dyke spoke positively of his experiences so far Smith, it looks like Van Dyke will have little trouble on the West Coast. He has also been fortunate enough realizing his goals. Click here to share. to be granted the advice of some of the top reinsmen in the game. ION Box cont. AI=ve gotten to be around some really good riders like Mike Smith and Gary Stevens,@ said Van Dyke. AThey all NEWS FROM THE GAMING WORLD: help me out. Every jockey up there, they help me out. It Horse betting, a potential business in China? was good to be around them. They teach you little “While gambling remains illegal on the Chinese mainland, Europe's tricks, Mike and Gary showed me the little things on largest horse-race betting operator PMU is keeping a close eye on the Equicizer, but other than that you basically just China's emerging equestrian industry, hoping to gain first-mover learn from experience.@ advantage once there is any sign of the ban being lifted.” ECNS.cn

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The situation was similar in Ireland where 12% of Irish mares visited first season sires but only 5% visited second season stallions (I do note these figures include National Hunt stallions). The drop off in mares tends to be not as significant amongst the less expensive stallions owned by major organisations, such as Coolmore and Darley, but generally the result is that JAMES MCHALE very promising stallions often struggle to maintain I very much enjoyed reading Bill Oppenheim's momentum from their first crop until bouncing back 'Freshman Sires' article (TDN 12/2/14). However, I when foals from a fifth crop, bred on the back of initial wonder whether his closing assertion that 'History tells success, hit the track. Even after a fifth season at stud us that between a third and 40% of top sires are breeders can again go cold on a stallion (due to his horses who go to stud for $15,000 or less', will weaker second and third crops) putting him into a continue to play out in the (very) big-book era? With so second dip in terms of mare quality and quantity (Iffraaj many more expensive first season stallions now is a good example of this). Generally the chance for a covering books in advance of 150, and a great number promising less expensive stallion to move up the ranks of both proven and unproven more expensive seems to be slowed by the great fluctuations in both commercial stallions covering similar numbers, I quality and number of mares they have received. contend that it is probably harder than even for less expensive new sires to reach the top echelons of the A couple of points to close. stallion market. There may still be more opportunities for less 1. I would be naive to suggest that very good stallions, expensive stallions in North America, but looking at the such as Invincible Spirit in Europe and Tapit and War British and Irish market there are around 32 stallions, Front in the USA, won't continue to emerge from less including six high profile first season stallions, standing expensive stud fees and quickly reach the top of the for $27,500 and up who will cover big or very big stallion market. As the market continues to recover, books in 2014. Based on covering figures for recent and the number of mares bred probably increases, the years, and what I have been told are predicted numbers fluctuations in numbers which young sires receive in for the high profile stallions this season, it is quite years two through four at stud may also be somewhat possible that this group of circa 32 stallions may cover moderated. over 4,400 mares (or an average of c.137 mares per 2. I actually think the standard of less expensive new stallion). Assuming average fertility rates, it will be safe stallions is higher than ever in part because the big to estimate that these stallions will then be responsible book era has meant that selection criteria for stud for around 40-45% of the foals bred specifically for flat duties is tougher than ever. There are a large number of racing in Britain and Ireland in 2014 (in 2013 unproven stallions standing for under $20,000 in Weatherbys said there were 7,537 such foals, and I Europe (and North America) that are very interesting accept that some of these stallions' produce will be prospects and shrewd breeders will be able to achieve born overseas, in France and Germany for example). commercial and racecourse success with progeny by In effect with so many quality mares covered by such these stallions. It is just becoming increasingly hard to a small pool of expensive stallions (in what is already a gauge the merits of these stallions against the reduced mare pool in Europe; the pool has been fashionable big book stallions, once progeny hits the reduced even further in North America in percentage track, because of the widely different levels of support terms) the question then is what quality of mares will they have received. be left for the less expensive first season stallions to 3. Is this a problem for the industry? I don't necessarily give them a significant chance at stud? Particularly think so, apart from that it is questionable, from a when we haven't factored in that there are a group of breeding diversity standpoint, whether it is a good British and Irish stallions, numbering over twenty, who situation that so many stallions, often from certain sire are either proven sires, but not that commercially lines, are covering such large percentages of quality successful, or fairly prominent young sires in seasons mares. Some may argue that by giving high profile, two, three, and four at stud, that are also scrapping for more expensive stallions (both new and proven) such any quality mares remaining. an opportunity that we are promoting a 'luxury goods' People will point out, correctly, that many of the first approach to marketplace which is a good thing. The season stallions standing for $20,000 or less also receive big first season books of mares. However, these people most concerned by this, and probably the most stallions are often hindered by the commercial nature of acutely aware, will be the independent stallion masters the big book business, chronicled numerous times on who may be more exacting than ever in their stallion these pages, whereby stallions suffer a huge drop off in selection in order to ensure that their horses have a mare numbers and quality in years two and three at significant enough chance to reach the top of the stud. In 2013, according to Weatherbys, 1,080 British market. domiciled mares (or 14% of the British domiciled mare population) visited first season sires but only 296 (or Click here for the latest posts on the TDN Blog 3% of the population) visited second season sires. STEVE SHERACK: GII Robert B. Lewis S. - Candy Boy (Candy Ride BRIAN DIDONATO: GII Robert B. Lewis S. - Well so much for {Arg}) ran his race and surged late to get the money as the 2-1 second surviving. Cool Samurai (First Samurai) failed to run his race and choice. The long-striding bay’s pedigree may tell another story, but settled for fifth, but we’ve got a long way to go and plenty more between his impressive gallop out on the clubhouse turn, and Hall of opportunities to rack up show pay-offs. Fame jockey Gary Stevens’ encouraging post-race comments, this guy has me feeling mighty good (at least for now) about one of my key GIII El Camino Real Derby - While Craftsman (Ire)’s U.S. debut left a Kentucky Derby Future Wagers in Pool 2 after closing at odds of 32-1. “I little to be desired, I’m willing to give the Irish Group 3 winner another was already thinking about the Santa Anita Derby as we were galloping chance for an outfit in Eclipse Thoroughbred Partners that rarely makes a mistake. Campaigned by Aidan O’Brien for the Coolmore contingent out around the turn,” Stevens commented. “It was a lot of fun and he last season, the dark bay finished off 2013 with a front-running score in didn’t even take a deep breath after the race. He’s a super, majorly Leopardstown’s G3 Killavullan S. over seven panels of soft ground talented racehorse.” (video) Oct. 27. He did get a fairly easy lead that day, but finished well to win comfortably over what appeared to be testing conditions. GIII El Camino Real Derby - Not only does Enterprising look like the Subsequently purchased by Eclipse and transferred to Simon horse to beat following his strong second-place finish to undefeated Exit Callaghan, Craftsman was backed down to 3-2 favoritism in Santa Stage Left--albeit with no excuses--over this course in the California Anita’s grassy one-mile Eddie Logan S. Dec. 28, but only managed a Derby last time Jan. 18, he also holds a major pace advantage over his fifth-place finish. He settled back in last early, and put in a decent run, main rivals here, including the deep closing Grade I winner Tamarando. but ran out of real estate despite covering his final quarter mile in :22.78- A well-beaten seventh in his unveiling over the Santa Anita dirt Oct. 14, -slower than only winner and fellow El Camino Real Derby hopeful the Glenn Hill homebred earned his diploma in style when switched to Enterprising. Now Craftsman gets blinkers, and figures to show more grass at Hollywood Nov. 16, then captured Santa Anita’s grassy Eddie speed breaking from the rail in a race that isn’t overloaded with pace. Logan S. Dec. 28. Favored in his first start over the all-weather beneath There’s a slight concern that the colt won’t see out this nine-furlong trip, Aaron Gryder last time, he raced within striking distance and just but a deeper look into his pedigree assuages those worries for the most couldn’t get past the game winner, who got away with a half mile in part. His dam was by Forest Wildcat and never won past a sprint, and :48 1/5. Major plus having Stevens make the trip to No. California to pilot his best sibling was also a European sprinter who was third going a mile after riding the Florida-bred in his first three trips to the post. I’m in her U.S. debut. But sire Mastercraftsman, who led all European expecting Enterprising to be on or near the lead in a somewhat paceless freshmen in 2013, was a miler who proved he could see out longer trips race and he should have plenty left in the tank as they kick for home. with a pair of Group 1 placings at 10 furlongs and a Group 3 victory over 1 5/16 miles on the Dundalk Polytrack. Crafstman’s second dam While Enterprising’s dam Indy Blaze (A.P. Indy), a $975K KEESEP produced GI Arkansas Derby winner Archarcharch (Arch), and his third yearling purchase, failed to find the winning thread in three career tries, dam Pattern Step (Nureyev) won the 1998 GI Hollywood Oaks at this she is a half-sister to champion Stravinsky. Enterprising’s second dam is distance--so there’s some main track route pedigree there. Selection: GISW Fire the Groom (Blushing Groom {Fr}). Selection: #5 #1 Craftsman (8-1) Enterprising (5-2) SS Overall Record: 1-1-0-0 · Return: $22 BD Overall Record: 1-0-0-0 · Return: $0 AROUND THE WORLD SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 2014 TODAY’S INSIGHTS

Yesterday=s Results: 2:35 2nd-OP, $57k, MSW, 3yo, 6f 9th-GPX, $40,250, Alw, Opt. Clm. ($35,000), NW1X, HRTV SHATHOOR (Distorted Humor) will make his debut for 4yo/up, f/m, 1 7/16mT, 2:22 2/5, gd. trainer Danny Peitz. The half-sibling to MGISW and CLEARBROOK (f, 4, Smart Strike--Coherent, by Danzig) champion 2-Year-Old filly My Miss Aurelia (Smart Strike) graduated first out on the Belmont sod last May, but was purchased by Shadwell Stables for $850,000 at the had yet to find the winner=s circle in four subsequent Keeneland September sale. WinStar’s Texas Two Step starts. Fourth most recently at this venue over nine (Distorted Humor) will also be making his first start. The furlongs Feb. 2, she was a 5-1 chance to deliver here. $325,000 Keeneland September purchase is a half-brother Away awkwardly and well back early, Clearbrook was to MGSW Pacific Ocean (Ghostzapper). Coupled with that content to bide her time. The dark bay improved her runner is fellow Kellyn Gorder firster Sail Maker (Malibu position entering the second turn, and continued to Moon). The $150,000 KEESEP yearling is out of a sibling to close on the leaders several paths off the rail. The Grade III winners Heart Ashley (Lion Heart) and Ashley’s $180,000 KEESEP yearling moved to third on the final Kitty (Tale of the Cat) as well as promising sophomore turn while still off the inside, before asserting and Indianapolis (Medaglia d’Oro). Brisnet.com PPs pulling clear to hold off the late run of Iffraaj Pink (Ire) 3:05 6th-GP, $47k, MSW, 3yo, 1mT (Iffraaj) by 1 1/4 lengths. The winner is a half to Doc HRTV WinStar homebred CHARGE NOW (Tiznow) will make his Hay (Elusive Quality), SW-Eng, $166,931. Lifetime first start here for Bill Mott. He is a half-brother to GI Record: 6-2-0-1, $86,035. Click for the brisnet.com Kentucky Derby winner Super Saver (Maria’s Mon), who chart or VIDEO. was also bred and campaigned by WinStar; as well as GSW O-Paul P Pompa Jr. B-Colts Neck Stables LLC (KY). Brethren (Distorted Humor). Stronach Stable’s Unikat T-William I Mott. (Galileo {Ire}) goes out for trainer Kiaran McLaughlin. This Hidden Brook purchased for Paul Pompa Jr. is the first foal out of Dreamtheimpossible (Giant’s Causeway), who was a stakes winner in Ireland and Group 7th-CRC, $21,550, Alw, NW2L, 3yo, 1m, 1:41 4/5, ft. 1-placed in England before bringing $2.55 million carrying GONE AS WIND (c, 3, Smart Strike--Super Natascha Unikat at the 2010 Keeneland November sale. Second dam {MSP, $101,349}, by Pulpit) graduated smartly in his Spain (Thunder Gulch) is a GISW who banked over first trip to the post at this venue Oct. 26. The Triple $3 million during her career. Brisnet.com PPs Crown nominated colt filled the place spot two back at Gulfstream, before finishing seventh in the Gulfstream 3:34 7th-GP, $47k, 3yo, 7f HRTV Mott also sends out an interesting duo in this maiden affair. Park Derby last out Jan 1. He made his first start The Hall of Famer teams up again with WinStar in ATHENS without a hood here and was sent off at odds of 1-5. (Giant’s Causeway). After breaking poorly at the start of his The bay raced wide into the first turn and tracked the first attempt over this track and trip Jan. 11, the bay never leaders along the backstretch. He gradually improved factored and finished sixth. The $550,000 Keeneland his position to be fourth midway on the bend before September buy is a half-sibling to MGISW Pomeroy challenging for the lead after three quarters in 1:14.23. (Boundary). Most recently, he fired a local half-mile bullet in The favorite made the front at the top of the lane and :47.04 Feb. 11. He will add blinkers today. Mettlesome finished 3 1/2 lengths to the good of Roar of Raul (Roar (Medaglia d’Oro), a Kinsman Stable homebred, will kick off of the Tiger). Lifetime Record: 4-2-0-1, $30,930. Click his career in this spot. Mott and Kinsman were responsible for the brisnet.com chart or VIDEO. for dam Sweet Symphony (A.P. Indy), who won the O-St George Stable LLC. B-German Larrea (KY). T-Efren GI Alabama S. This is her second foal to make it to the Loza Jr. track. Trainer Ken McPeek has C J’s Awesome (Awesome Again) for Carl Gessler Jr. and Dan Wiginton. • ON THE WORKTAB • He is the first foal out of MGSP CJ’s Leelee (Mizzen Mas), who is a half-sister to last year’s GI King’s Bishop S. winner PALM MEADOWS Capo Bastone (Street Boss). Brisnet.com PPs Better Lucky (Ghostzapper), 4f, :51.25, 31/31 6:00 6th-SA, $56k, MSW, 7f FAIR GROUNDS HR/TVG Mr. and Mrs. Larry Williams homebred LORD LOCHINVAR Brazen Persuasion (Indian Charlie), 4f, :50.40, 34/47 (A.P. Indy) drew the outside of the 12 horses entered for his first start. The Hollendorfer trainee is a full-brother to MGSW SANTA ANITA and millionaire Master Command and is a 3/4-sibling to Diversity Harbor (Curlin), 5f, 1:00.80, 4/17 MGSW Aurora Lights (Pulpit). Brisnet.com PPs Secret Circle (Eddington), 4f, :48.60, 8/25

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8th-FGX, $41,000, Alw, Opt. Clm. ($17,500), NW1X, 4yo/up, 1m70y, 1:44 4/5, ft. ROCK ON THIS (c, 4, Rockport Harbor--Skyward Monmouth Begins Search for New Announcer: Exchange, by Exchange Rate) opened his account with Edited Press Release a front-running success at Arlington in September of Monmouth Park Racetrack is now accepting 2012, but wasn=t heard from again until he finished applications for track announcer after the recent news fourth in an allowance at that Chicago oval last May. that Larry Collmus has accepted the same position at Back on the bench until Jan. 18, the grey was third . AOn behalf of everyone at Monmouth trying an approximate mile of turf here. Installed the Park, I=d like to sincerely thank Larry for 20 amazing 2-1 second choice, Rock On This set the pace and years as the voice of our track,@ said Bob Kulina, repelled an ominous bid from Duke of Del Rey president of Darby Development LLC, operators of (Rockport Harbor) to come out a neck ahead in an Monmouth Park Racetrack. ADuring his time here, we=ve exacta for his sire. Lifetime Record: 4-2-0-1, $55,060. seen him ascend to the top of his profession and we Click for the brisnet.com chart or VIDEO. wish him the absolute best of luck in the future. Our O/B-Thad Ackel (KY). T-Michael Stidham. job now is to find the next rising star to be our voice 9th-FGX, $41,000, Alw, NW1X, 4yo/up, f/m, 5 1/2f for the next 20 years.@ After calling his first race at (off turf), 1:05, ft. Bowie Race Track in Maryland at the age of 18 and MISSZIPPITYSLEWDA (f, 4, City Zip--Maggie O'Slew, full-time stints at Birmingham Turf Club, Golden Gate by Seattle Slew), a half-sister to Pica Slew (Pico Central Fields and Suffolk Downs, Collmus became {Brz}), GSW, $186,475, aired by four lengths over a Monmouth s full-time track announcer in 1994. During = next-out winner here Dec. 21, and was beaten just a his 20 years at the Jersey Shore, Collmus also became head when facing graduates for the first time Jan. 17. the voice of Gulfstream Park in South Florida in 2007, Made the public=s even-money choice as wet weather as well as the Triple Crown (2011) and Breeders= Cup forced this race off the lawn, the homebred dashed out (2013) for NBC. AI leave Monmouth Park with nothing to take a narrow advantage along the inside. Headed, but the fondest of memories,@ Collmus said. AMy but still confidently ridden entering the straight, the 20 years at the Jersey Shore will be a time that I chestnut re-broke and kicked clear to score by 3 3/4 remember forever.@ lengths. Chelsea Road (Speightstown) avoided any contact with a loose horse to her outside to be second. Lifetime Record: 3-2-1-0, $56,800. Click for the brisnet.com chart or VIDEO. O-Terra Di Sienna Stables. B-Sienna Farms LLC (FL). Yesterday=s Results: T-W Bret Calhoun. 7th-OPX, $58,000, Alw, NW1X, 4yo/up, 6f, 1:11 4/5, ft. MASARU (c, 4, Tiznow--Letgomyecho {GSW, $136,200}, by Menifee) finally broke through in career start number five at Churchill last June after two on- the-board efforts, and was 4-1 here off a well-beaten second in an identical spot to this one Jan. 18. Ridden for position from his inside draw, the dark bay tracked just behind pacesetter Hang Cool (Touch Tone) through an opening quarter in :22.76. He came up to challenge when the rail opened along the home turn, and had a narrow advantage as they straightened. Hang Cool tried to counterpunch, but Masaru found more and crossed the line 1 1/2 lengths to the good. Sales history: $170,000 wlng '10 KEENOV; $150,000 yrl '11 KEESEP; $270,000 2yo >12 KEEAPR. Lifetime Record: 7-2-2-1, $94,910. Click for the brisnet.com chart or VIDEO. O-Jerry Durant. B-Dixiana Stables Inc (KY). T-Steven M Asmussen. Another Ingordo Bloodstock 2YO Auction Purchase

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Central Report cont. 2nd-SAX, $58,500, Alw, Opt. Clm. ($25,000), 6th-OPX, $57,000, Msw, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 1/16m, 1:48 1/5, ft. NW1$X, (S), 4yo/up, 1 1/16m, 1:42 4/5, ft. COURAGEOUS JULIE (f, 3, Pioneerof the Nile--Beautiful MAGIC MARK, (g, 4, Benchmark--Jewel Magic {NZ}, Julie, by Tiznow) turned in her best prior effort when by Deputy Governor) broke slowly when fifth against third over the Churchill turf two back Sept. 22. Sixth open company in his initial foray at Hollywood Park last time going a flat mile on the Louisville main track Dec. 1. Stretched out to a mile in his latest, the dark Nov. 10, the homebred was backed down to 9-2 from a bay donned cap and gown at Santa Anita Jan. 9. Off at 10-1 morning line. Last into the first turn while kept off even money, the favorite went straight to the lead and the rail, the dark bay picked it up along the second raced for the first half mile under minimal pressure. bend as she split horses and advanced rapidly. Circling Extending his advantage midway on the turn, his up wide into the lane, she kept on resolutely to reel in margin shrank at the head of the stretch. Still with Annuity (Flatter) by a head in the shadow of the wire. plenty in the tank, however, he swept under the wire Lifetime Record: 4-1-0-1, $41,416. Click for the the easiest of winners by 2 1/4 lengths from Volkonsky brisnet.com chart or VIDEO. (Vronsky). Lifetime Record: 3-2-0-0, $69,570. Click for O/B-Zayat Stables (KY). T-D Wayne Lukas. the brisnet.com chart or VIDEO. O/B-Dorine & John R Lanza (CA). T-Ronald W Ellis.

Saturday, Santa Anita Park, 6:50 p.m. Yesterday=s Results: SWEET LIFE S., $75,000, f, 3yo, a6 1/2fT 5th-SAX, $65,500, Alw, Opt. Clm. ($80,000), C, PP HORSE SIRE JOCKEY TRAINER ML 4yo/up, 1mT, 1:32 1/5, fm. 1 Sprague River Tribal Rule Talamo Miller 6-1 1--PEACE AND JUSTICE, 121, c, 4, War Front--Strike 2 On the Backstreets Street Boss Bejarano Miller 3-1 the Sky, by Smart Strike. ($425,000 yrl '11 KEESEP). 3 Susans Express Decarchy Desormeaux Periban 6-1 O-Justice Family Racing; B-Jay W Bligh (KY); T-John 4 Famous Alice Kitten’s Joy Smith Proctor 5-2 A Shirreffs. Lifetime Record: 5-3-0-0, $125,728. 5 Harlington’s Rose Harlington Baze Knapp 12-1 *1/2 to Hudson Steele (Johannesburg), GSW, 6 Soresca (Ire) Elusive City Nakatani Cassidy 6-1 $513,824; and Lauren Byrd (Arch), SP. 7 Bajan Speightstown Espinoza Callaghan 3-1 8 Smoove It Square Eddie Gutierrez O’Neill 12-1 Another Ingordo Bloodstock Yearling Auction Purchase Brisnet.com PPs 2--Di Giorgio (Arg), 119, h, 5, Star Dabbler--Devonia (Arg), by Candy Stripes. Santa Anita Jockeys to Hold Charity Basketball Game: 3--Outside Nashville, 119, c, 4, Broken Vow--Mary The 47th annual Santa Anita Jockeys vs Holy Angels Coughlan, by Gulch. ($30,000 yrl '11 KEESEP; School Charity Basketball game will be held on $115,000 2yo >12 OBSMAR). Thursday, Feb. 27 at La Salle High School in Pasadena. Margins: HD, 1HF, 4 1/4. Odds: 1.90, 1.90, 4.50. Proceeds from the event will be donated to the Holy Peace and Justice, crowned a J “TDN Rising Angels athletic program, the Kentucky-based Star” J for a 5 1/2-length first-level allowance romp Permanently Disabled Jockeys Fund and the Eye on over course and distance Jan. 5, showed off his front- Jacob Foundation. Active riders, including Gary running prowess again here to find the wire just in time. Stevens, Mike Smith and Joe Talamo, will be joined by A sharp two-length debut graduate over yielding retired Hall of Famers Eddie Delahoussaye and Laffit Belmont sod last June, the dark bay blew both turns Pincay Jr. Game time is 7:15 pm and doors open at and finished eighth as the favorite at Saratoga in August. He ran off and faded back at Big Sandy Oct. 2, 6:15 pm. but finally harnessed his speed--to a certain extent--to belie 9-1 odds last out. Bet down late to 9-5, the Friday Cancellations AQUEDUCT $425,000 KEESEP yearling bobbled briefly after LAUREL breaking from the rail, but quicky recovered to tug pilot PENN NATIONAL Brice Blanc--who described the winner as a Araw TURFWAY diamond@ after the race--through splits of :22.47 and Saturday Cancellations :44.55 with co-favorite Di Giorgio in closest pursuit as PENN NATIONAL many as 10 lengths behind. Still well clear heading into TURFWAY the straight, Peace and Justice finally grew leg weary Sunday Cancellations of his earlier exertions. He failed to switch leads, and Di TURFWAY Giorgio steadily chipped away at the deficit, but the line arrived in time for the speedball. AHe never switched leads, the whole way around,@ said trainer John Want your event listed on the Shirreffs, who scratched Peace and Justice from the TDN Industry Calendar, Feb. 2 GII Arcadia S. when it came up particularly found on our website? speed laden. ABrice said he was so keen he never took time to switch leads. On the gallop out, Brice said he Click here relaxed a bit and he just switched on over to his right to email us with the details. lead, so he=s got a long way to go.@ Click for the brisnet.com chart or VIDEO. TDN P AROUND THE WORLD • 2/15/14 • PAGE 4 of 5 • thoroughbreddailynews.com

STRANGLES OUTBREAK AT AL AIN First/second-crop starters to watch: Saturday, Feb. 15 Yesterday=s scheduled meeting at Al Ain Racecourse Sire (Sire’s Sire), current farm, 2010 Fee, #foals of racing age/Winners/ in the United Arab Emirates was called off due to an BlackTypeWnrs * Race #-track, race type, distance, runner, odds (if available) outbreak of strangles at the facility. It was discovered BEHINDATTHEBAR (Forest Wildcat), Le Mesa Stallions, $3K, 51/1/0 Thursday that there were 13 positive strangles tests 9-DED, Alw, 5f, Miss Monroe, $1,000 RNA ESL YRL yrl, 6-1 amongst show horses after a recent event at Al Ain, BENNY THE BULL (Lucky Lionel), Winding Oaks, $3K, 67/7/0 and the Emirates Racing Authority deemed the 2-CRC, Msw, 5 1/2f, Speedy Girl, $4K OBS OPN 2yo, 2-1 cancellation of the race meeting the most appropriate CABLE BOY (Jump Start), Colonial, $1K, 12/1/0 action to insurance the infectious disease does not 8-PRX, Alw, 6f, She's Hot Wired, 6-1 spread to the flat racing industry. The ERA will continue CLEVER CRY (Street Cry {Ire}), Browns Thoroughbred, $750, 13/1/0 to monitor closely and coordinate investigations into 7-FG, Stk, 1mT, Artist Cry, $4K TEX AUG yrl, 3-1 quarantine to mitigate risk of disease spread, and the COLONEL JOHN (Tiznow), WinStar, $15K, 185/10/2 ERA Veterinary Department will issue appropriate 2-OP, Msw, 6f, Denali South Peak, $100K EAS MAY 2yo, 15-1 biosecurity measures to all registered training 2-LRL, Msw, 1m, Colonel Juanita, $50K OBS APR 2yo, 4-1 establishments. DENIS OF CORK (Harlan's Holiday), Taylor Mountain, $3K, 35/2/0 2-CRC, Msw, 5 1/2f, Southern n' Sassy, 12-1 6-GG, Msw, 1m, Time Jumper, $57K OBS OPN 2yo, 3-1 DIABOLICAL (Artax), A&A Ranch, $4K, 85/16/1 9-SUN, Msw, 1m, Clay Court, 3-1 FOREFATHERS (Gone West), Red River, $2K, 81/4/0 INGLIS MELBOURNE CATALOGUE ONLINE 6-DED, Alw, 5f, Forerun, $42K JF2 YO 2yo, 3-1 The catalogue for the Inglis Melbourne VOBIS Gold MASTERCRAFTSMAN (IRE) (Danehill Dancer {Ire}), Coolmore Stud, 241/30/4 Yearling Sale, set for Apr. 27 & 28 at Oaklands, is now 8-GG, Stk, 1 1/8m, Craftsman (IRE), $293K DNP RM yrl, 8-1 available online. The sale, split into select and general MIKIMOTO'S MOJO (Hold That Tiger), Maple Valley, $2K, 5/2/0 sessions, has drawn 389 yearlings eligible for Super 6-LRL, Aoc, 6f, Sterling Thunder, 20-1 VOBIS and VOBIS GoldBincentive schemes for owners MY PAL CHARLIE (Indian Charlie), Elite Thoroughbreds, $3K, 71/9/1 and breeders that invest in Victorian bloodstock. AThere 3-FG, Stk, 1mT, Mypalcharliebrown, $40K OBS APR 2yo, 3-1 are so many benefits available for Super VOBIS and 3-FG, Stk, 1mT, Youve Got a Friend, 5-2 VOBIS Gold qualified yearlings and we are certainly NOONMARK (Unbridled's Song), Sequel Stalllions New York, $5K, 89/6/1 looking forward to building on last year=s excellent 3-AQU, Aoc, 1 1/16m, Saratoga Shoes, $130K OBS APR 2yo, 9-5 foundation with this key sale,@ said Inglis Melbourne OLD FASHIONED (Unbridled's Song), Taylor Made, $8K, 156/13/3 Director Peter Heagney. The catalogue is available at 2-CRC, Msw, 5 1/2f, +Grace That Abounds, 6-1 www.inglis.com.au and on the Inglis Sales iPad app. ROMAN EMPEROR (Empire Maker), Gallegos del Norte, $2K, 9/1/0 9-SUN, Msw, 1m, El Maximo, 5-1 SQUARE EDDIE (Smart Strike), Vessels Stallion Farm, 62/7/1 7-SA, Stk, 6 1/2f, Smoove It, 12-1 TWO STEP SALSA (Petionville), Get Away Farm, $5K, 85/14/0 8-GG, Stk, 1 1/8m, Dance With Fate, $120K OBS APR 2yo, 7-2 EBF DEADLINE TODAY 8-PRX, Alw, 6f, Flaring, $22K OBS APR 2yo, 12-1 The deadline is today to register 2-year-olds to the VISIONAIRE (Grand Slam), Summerhill Stud, 25/6/1 European Breeders Fund by a stallion not registered to 6-GG, Msw, 1m, Outlook, $50K BAR MAR 2yo, 10-1 the EBF. The current fee is $3,000, which goes up to WHATSTHESCRIPT (IRE) (Royal Applause {GB}), Tommy Town $6,000 after today. Thoroughbreds, $4K, 30/3/0 6-SUN, Aoc, 6f, Whatsallthedrama, 5-2 YESBYJIMMINY (Yes It's True), Bridlewood Farm, $3K, 49/6/1 2-CRC, Msw, 5 1/2f, Vengeful, $10K OBS APR 2yo, 3-1

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Head South, g, 3, Kafwain--Shout to the North (SW), B R E E D E R S’ E D I T I O N by Old Topper. SAX, 2-14, (S), (C), 7f, 1:22 3/5. B-Tommy Town Thoroughbreds LLC (CA). AMERICA Beau's Express, f, 4, Sharon's Beau--Vallejo Express, by Gold Pack. SUN, 2-14, (S), 5 1/2f, 1:05 3/5. ALLOWANCE RESULTS: B-Battershell Inc (NM). 1st-SAX, $74,290, Opt. Clm. ($62,500), NW2$X, Tough Fame, f, 4, Tough Game--Ladyinabrownsuit, by 4yo/up, a6 1/2fT, 1:11 2/5, fm. Western Fame. GGX, 2-14, 5 1/2f (AWT), 1:04 1/5. A TOAST TO YOU, (g, 5, Tribal Rule--Whitewinesipper B-Valerie Rhoden (CA). (SW), by Apollo) Lifetime Record: 22-7-3-3, SW, Winsky Alexandra, f, 4, Afternoon Deelites--Winsky $402,372. O-Jerry Hollendorfer & George Todaro. (SP, $115,029), by Sky Classic. DED, 2-13, (S), B-Hidden Meadows Farm LLC (CA). T-Jerry 6 1/2f, 1:22 3/5. B-Riceland Racing Stables LLC (LA). Hollendorfer.

4th-OPX, $58,000, NW1X, (S), 3yo/up, 6f, 1:12, ft. B R E E D E R S’ E D I T I O N VALID COMMANDER (g, 4, Hesabull--Valid Blarney, by EUROPE Valid Expectations) Lifetime Record: 15-4-0-3, $64,540. O-Roustabout Racing Stables & Dwight Fugate. B-James H Shields & R H Udouj (AR). T-Doug L CONDITIONS RESULTS: Anderson. *$1,000 yrl '11 HEROCT. 5th-MPV, i20,000, Cond, 3yo, 10f (AWT), 2:12 1/5, ft. 8th-GPX, $51,750, Opt. Clm. ($62,500), NW2X, HORPENSA (FR) (f, 3, Orpen--Hortanse {Fr}, by Linamix 4yo/up, f/m, 7f, 1:23 1/5, ft. {Fr}) Lifetime Record: 5-2-0-0, i19,100. O/B-Mme MASS INVASION (m, 5, Mass Media--Alien Ruckus, by Yolande Seydoux de Clausonne (FR). T-Francois Brief Ruckus) Lifetime Record: 19-5-1-3, $118,780. Rohaut. *1/2 to Hesione (Ire) (Aussie Rules), SP-Fr. O-Harvey Morris. B-Shade Tree Thoroughbreds Inc (FL). T-Luis Carvajal Jr. *1/2 to Foreign Ruckus (Strike the ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS: Anvil), SP & $161,987. Destination (Fr), c, 3, American Post (GB)--Isabeau (Bel), by Silvano (Ger). CHA, 2-14, 9 1/2f (AWT), 2:03 3/5. B-Haras de Quetieville (FR). 8th-DED, $40,000, 2-13, NW1X, (S), 4yo/up, f/m, 5f, Rudi Five One (Fr), c, 3, American Post (GB)--Dansia :59 2/5, ft. (Ger), by Lavirco (Ger). POR, 2-13, 10 1/2f (AWT), STELLA HEY STELLA (f, 4, Ruler's Court--Stella Come 2:11 2/5. B-Mme C Niederhauser Dietrich (FR). Back, by All Gone) Lifetime Record: 16-3-3-3, $60,945. *i17,000 yrl >12 ARQAUG. O-Tracy P Hewlett. B-Len Z Williams (LA). T-Rafael Castorienta (GB), f, 3, Orientor (GB)--The Lady Caster Gomez. (GB), by City on A Hill. LIN, 2-14, 6f (AWT), 1:11 4/5. B-D P Barrie (GB). 9th-SUN, $27,250, Opt. Clm. ($25,000), NW1X, (S), Red Turtle (Fr), c, 3, Turtle Bowl (Ire)--Morlane (Ire), by 3yo, f, 6f, 1:11, ft. Entrepreneur (GB). CHA, 2-14, 9 1/2f (AWT), 1:59. MY BIKINI FELL OFF (f, 3, Elusive Jazz-- B-T de la Heronniere & J M Muller (FR). Unconstitutional, by Grand Slam) Lifetime Record: +Hully Gully (Ger), f, 3, Verglas (Ire)--High Will (Fr), by 2-2-0-0, $30,360. O/B-Brian Mundell (NM). T-Bart G High Chaparral (Ire). POR, 2-13, 10 1/2f (AWT), Hone. 2:15 4/5. B-Haras du Mezeray & P P Richou (GER). *i22,000 yrl >12 ARQAUG. 6th-TAM, $25,600, Opt. Clm. ($32,000), NW2X, 4yo/up, 1m40y, 1:40 1/5, ft. All horses in the TDN are bred in North America, O T B BOB (g, 4, Full Mandate--Smoke Granted, by unless otherwise indicated Smoke Glacken) Lifetime Record: 18-3-8-0, $129,705. O-Doubledown Stables Inc. B-Carol Mishken & Alan David Epstein (FL). T-James P DiVito. *$45,000 2yo >12 OBSJUN.

ADDITIONAL MAIDEN WINNERS: B B Looker, f, 3, Bourbon n Blues--Magandalooker (SP), by Storm Ashore. SUN, 2-14, (S), 1m, 1:40 2/5. B-Philip J Wood (NM). *Raced without Lasix. Cause Ur My Babe, f, 3, Cause Ur Mine--Book Babe, by Alydeed. SAX, 2-14, (S), 6f, 1:09 4/5. B-Mr & Mrs Larry D Williams (CA).*1/2 to Wild Babe (Wild Again), SW, $285,105.

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