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Second careers come naturally to some Inside by Maggie Kimmitt Maryland Fund Report ...... 5

Maryland Fund stakes recaps Ben’s Cat ...... 4 Fascinatin’ Rhythm ...... 4 With re- smart, and there’s a place for Danzig), a stallion that we get Maryland’s leading sires ...... 6 tirement currently in the fore- all of them. Ann got us started a lot of these horses from; we front as one of racing’s hot in this. Sometimes we have love Langfuhr. Not only do MHBA membership form ...... 6 button issues, organizations people coming to us and ask- they make good race horses, Millioniare Richard’s Kid ...... 3 dedicated to the placement ing what we’ve got. We’re just but they can jump. One horse of these athletes are being horse lovers. And one horse that Ann and I had together 1 Race horse re-trainees ...... 1 formed in significant – and lover to another, the word was Spilled Honey (Langfuhr encouraging – numbers. Yet, spreads out.” —Honey Sipper by Drone). without hanging up a shingle The word began spread- He won a lot of races on the or forming a non-profit agen- ing innocently enough when grass for us and then we sold cy, Maryland-based trainers Merryman suggested to her him as a steeplechase horse. MARYLAND HORSE BREEDERS ASSOCIATION INC. Catherine H. (Holly) Robinson dear friend Stacie Eggleton, a He’s a hunter now.” 30 East Padonia Road and Ann Merryman have qui- former exercise rider, that she It is in the hunt field where Timonium, MD 21093 etly gone about the business purchase the Norquestor geld- the Merryman/Robinson P.O. Box 427 of re-training race horses for ing Magic Roland. charges have excelled. At the Timonium, MD 21094 several years. “Ann said he was, to put season’s opening hunt of the 410-252-2100 Merryman and Robin- it bluntly, ‘too slow’ as a race Elkridge-Harford Hounds in Fax 410-560-0503 son have, by the very nature horse. He never beat a horse. 2009, there were reportedly www.marylandthoroughbred.com of their methods, prepared But it did not take Magic Ro- nine horses in the field who BOARD OF DIRECTORS young horses for second ca- land very long to transition had been placed by the pair. R. Thomas Bowman reers from the onset of their from the race track to the hunt One was Big Mike (Citi- President educations. Merryman is field and hunter classes,” said dancer—Cielo Vuh, by Con- A. Brice Ridgely based at The Orebanks, her Eggleton. quistator Cielo). Originally Vice-president family’s farm in Sparks, while Robinson’s long-standing owned by Merryman and Milton P. Higgins III Robinson operates from her association with noted Cana- Mike Cataneo, the gelding Secretary-treasurer Laurel Park barn. dian breeder/owner Gustav was a special favorite of Mer- Cricket Goodall “We like our horses, and to Schickedanz has provided ryman’s. Executive director see them go on and do some- a direct pipeline of talented “Ann put her heart and Amy H. Daney, Rebecca B. thing else is great,” Robinson prospects. soul into that horse,” Robin- Davis, James T. Dresher Jr., Carlos A. Garcia, JoAnn said. “I mean, it’s a little bit “I got to know Gustav,” she son said. Big Mike showed Hayden, Ann Merryman, of our way of training. We began. “He loves his horses. promise on the turf before Suzanne Moscarelli, E. Allen take the young horse out, He goes hunting in Middle- chipping a knee. After recov- Murray, Michael Pons, William and whether he continues burg; has a farm, an old plan- ery he did return and win a S. Reightler Jr., Sally Thomas, on in his racing career or not, tation, in South Carolina. He few races, but during a win- Frank P. Wright he’s seeing things and doing ships all his horses down ter layup he was hunted with Directors Emeritus things, so he’s been predis- there – all of them, mares, foals, Elkridge-Harford and seemed J. William Boniface, King T. Leatherbury, Donald P. posed to all of it when he gets weanlings, everything – so he to find his niche. Former jock- Litz Jr., Robert T. Manfuso, done. There’s a Thoroughbred can watch them grow up. He ey Andrea Seefeldt Knight Katharine M. Voss for everybody. They’re very campaigned Langfuhr (by rode him, fell in love with him, ‘He’s always been trained like resurrected little horse. He he comes late; suppose we just was 7 and that was his first let him get sound?’ ” stakes win. My head was like My Lord was given 11 a bobble-head; I’ll never for- months off before resum- get it until the day I die. I was ing training in May 2005. He out there like ‘I think he can rewarded Ross and Merry- . . . I think he can. . . I think he man’s patience on Preakness can!’ He was so far back. It Day 2006 when he won the was such a cool race.” $100,000 Baltimore Breeders’ My Lord raced two more Cup Turf Sprint Stakes under times. Upon his retirement he Rosie Napravnik. went on to a new career with Merryman filled in some Amy and Peter Fenwick. blanks: “Not only does Holly “You know,” Robinson give horses good homes, she concluded, “the important gives children good homes. thing with all of these horses is Rosie had lived with Holly that they are now doing what since she was 15; she went to they should be doing. . . and Hereford High School. Here that they have found the right Big Mike, a winning son of Citidancer, found his niche with the was Rosie, our resurrected homes.” R Elkridge-Harford Hunt and owner/rider Andrea Seefeldt Knight. little child, winning on our

and subsequently purchased inson. When Tru Slew was the handsome chestnut. injured, Robinson contacted But perhaps one of the Liz McKnight, Master of most heartwarming success Elkridge-Harford. McKnight stories is that of a former Nick reschooled Tru Slew as a fox- Zito trainee named Fey Tru, hunter and eventually sold owned by William J. Condren him as a timber prospect to of Go for Gin fame. The son of Ed McLaughlin, who won the Capote and the *Grey Dawn II Foxhall Trophy with him. So mare Starclock broke down in impressive was Tru Slew that his final start at Mark “Stix” Griffiths contact- 2 in 1995 and arrived in Mary- ed Robinson to inquire if she land still wearing a cast. had any more horses like him “We had never really had in her barn. She put Griffiths any experience with a cast,” in touch with Marvin Swank, Merryman explained. “We and Griffiths purchased Tru had picked him up from the Slew’s brother for Marshall vet. I noticed there were pres- Elkins. sure points on either end of the Another Elkins pur- cast, so he took the horse back chase was Stealth Fighter. and took the cast off for us. By Deputy Minister out of When he did, I’d never seen Lady Lochinvar (by Lord At anything like it. The ankle was War-Arg), Stealth Fighter lopsided; it was almost like was sold for $450,000 as a there was another joint. It was yearling. Merryman’s cli- just unbelievable. So we tried ent David Ross claimed him to tell Mr. Condren that we at Churchill Downs in 2004. thought it might be best to put “He hunts with Greenspring him down, but he didn’t want Hounds – he is the biggest, to do that.” classiest horse; so beautiful,” Kawana Swank was work- said Merryman. ing for Merryman at the time. But for Merryman, by far Her father, Marvin D. Swank, the most personally reward- had horses with Robinson and ing account is that of My owns a farm in Ohio. Lord. Another claim for Da-

“Fey Tru was a colt but vid Ross, the chestnut geld- FENWICK CAROL he was so sweet and kind,” ing is a son of Lord Carson Swank said. “I said I don’t Peter Fenwick is aboard My from the Vice Regent mare Lord, while his wife, Amy, think my dad really wants a Love of Our Life. rides another race retiree colt at the farm, but let me call “He was so lame when they got from Merryman him and talk to him. He took we claimed him, but I looked and Robinson, Bware of the him and bred his mare to him him up and saw that he held Dark. They are true family each year.” the five-eighths track record mounts – shown left with the kids, Daisy and Tommy, at One of the resulting foals, at Monmouth and at Fair opening cubbing with the Tru Slew, was trained by Rob- Grounds. I said to David,

BARRIE B. REIGHTLER Mount Carmel Hounds. Richard’s Kid vaults to millionaire status with second consecutive victory in Grade 1 Pacific Classic

Richard’s Kid did it again. Last year the Maryland- bred delivered a breakout performance in California’s richest race, the $1 million Pacific Classic-G1 at Del Mar, winning at odds of 24-1. On August 28, bet down to a far less generous 9-2, he staged a virtual replay, com- ing from off the pace to score by three-quarters of a length in the 2010 edition of the Pa- cific Classic. The $600,000 winner’s share of the purse boosted the 5-year-old’s lifetime earnings to $1,566,370, making him the 20th Maryland-bred million- 3 aire and ninth-richest Mary- land-bred runner of all time. Carrying the colors of Sheikh Rashid bin Moham- med al Maktoum’s Zabeel Racing International, which

purchased him early this year, INC. BENOIT, and ridden by Mike Smith, who had not piloted him since could not withstand the chal- Richard’s Kid is the third Richard’s Kid, a son of last year’s Pacific Classic, the lenge from Richard’s Kid, who horse to win back-to-back re- Lemon Drop Kid and the Bob Baffert-trained Richard’s prevailed in the final strides, newals of the Pacific Classic, Broad Brush mare Tough Kid faced nine rivals. He left stopping the clock in 2:03.27 which is the only $1 million Broad, was named Maryland- only one horse behind him for over Polytrack. race in California. The others bred Horse of the Year in 2009, first six furlongs of the mile “The first three jumps out were Tinners Way (1994 and having also won the John and a quarter event. Isle of Gi- of the gate I said, ‘Oh, ho, here ’95) and Skimming (2000 and B. Campbell Handicap and ant’s led the way, closely pur- we go. Just like last year.’ He ’01), both trained by Bobby placed in two additional Cali- sued by Temple City and Hold gathered himself and he was Frankel for Farms. fornia stakes, including the Me Back through slow splits just going so easy,” Smith This was the 20th renewal of Grade 1 Goodwood Breeders’ of :24.82, :49.25 and 1:13.78. said. “He was moving just like the race. Cup. Isle of Giant’s was overtak- you’d want. I could tell they Richard’s Kid was bred After a seventh-place fin- en by Temple City on the final were going a little too slow, by Robert E. Meyerhoff’s ish, beaten two and a half turn, then Crowded House so I had him up there a little Fitzhugh LLC, which cam- lengths, in the 2010 Dubai (GB) took the lead in mid- closer than I normally would. paigned him in Maryland with World Cup-G1 in March, Rich- stretch while Temple City and But it was easily done. Then it trainer Richard Small until ard’s Kid started twice this favorite The Usual Q. T. gave was just like deja vu all over May 2009, when an agent for summer, finishing third be- way. again.” prominent West Coast-based hind Awesome Gem and Rail Richard’s Kid picked up With the win, Richard’s owner Arnold Zetcher ap- Trip in the Grade 1 Hollywood speed at the quarter pole, and Kid earned a berth in the $5 proached Meyerhoff with an Gold Cup on July 10 and third Smith angled him five-wide million Breeders’ Cup Classic- offer that couldn’t be refused. to Temple City and Unusual for a clear run through the G1 at Churchill Downs on No- Richard’s Kid joined Baffert’s Suspect in the Grade 3 Cougar stretch. After getting the lead, vember 6. Richard’s Kid ran stable, where he has remained II Handicap at one and a half Crowded House finished sixth in last year’s Breeders’ despite Zetcher’s subsequent miles on July 30 at Del Mar. R gamely in the final furlong but Cup Classic at Santa Anita. sale to Zabeel Racing. behind a bunch of horses. He Dk.b./br.m., 2005, by More Than Ready—April Gator, by Green Alliga- had a clear trip all the way tor. Bred and owned by Buckingham and in the lane he actually did Farm; trained by Richard W. Small. a little swerve the last eighth Foaled at Northview Stallion Station, of a mile. I think he was look- Chesapeake City, Md. ing at the grandstand. Once I Lifetime starts 1st 2nd 3rd earnings got back into him he kicked on 22 5 (1) 4 (4) 5 (2) $193,863 again.” (through Aug. 14) Recovered from a broken 2008: 2nd S, Squan pelvis that prevented him Song S. 2009: 2nd Squan Song S, from starting until this year, Nellie Morse S; 3rd Barbara Fritchie Maryland Fund Stakes Recaps H-G2. 2010: 1st $50,000 Jameela S, 6 Ben’s Cat made his debut on fur., turf, registered Md.-bred fillies May 8 at Pimlico, winning and mares, 3 & up, Laurel, Aug. 14; 3rd by one and three-quarters Correction H. lengths while in for a $20,000 William M. Backer’s tag. Risked for $25,000 next stakes-winning half-sisters out at Delaware Park on June Sales Tax and Blind Date ap- 14, he won by a length. Moved peared poised to dominate the up to allowance company at $50,000 Jameela Stakes on Au- Delaware Park on July 3, he gust 14, after trainer Hamilton cruised home by four and a Smith unleashed the home- quarter lengths. breds as an entry that was bet In his first start beyond six down to 1.7-1 favoritism. furlongs, Ben’s Cat recorded But Fascinatin’ Rhythm, Leatherbury’s career victory a 5-year-old mare campaign- number 6,300 on August 7 at ing for her breeder, Binnie Laurel Park. He completed the Houghton’s Buckingham seven furlongs in 1:22.48 while Farm, didn’t get the message, leading the allowance test at rallying on the outside in up- nearly every call. He now has per stretch and closing for earnings of $92,460. a two-length victory under “He had to stay in the stall Rosemary Homeister Jr. Kos- JIM MCCUE for six months and finally it mo’s Buddy held on for sec- 4 healed properly so obviously ond, a length and a quarter to Ben’s Cat on the turf. Ben’s Cat finished it’s not bothering him now,” the good of Onearmedbandit. one and a half lengths ahead said Leatherbury. “I have a Each of the top three finishers Mister Diz Stakes of longshot Sandbagin’ Lover. Maryland Million horse this started at double-digit odds, $50,000-guaranteed, 6 fur., turf, year.” registered Maryland-breds, 3 & up. Veteran 8-year-old sprinter with Fascinatin’ Rhythm, the Laurel Park, Aug. 21. Celtic Innis, a five-time stakes Ben’s Cat, out of Leather- longest-priced of the three, Dk.b./br.g., 2006, by Parker’s Storm Cat winner of $627,638 making his bury’s homebred mare Two- paying $36 to win. —Twofox, by Thirty Eight Paces. Bred first start on the turf, finished fox, a stakes-placed daughter Completing the order of by K.T. Leatherbury Assoc. Inc.; owned of Thirty Eight Paces and full by The Jim Stable; trained by King T. third. finish were Colony Club, Leatherbury. Foaled at Northview Stal- The large field, which in- sister to graded stakes win- Heaven’s Voice, Sales Tax, lion Station, Chesapeake City, Md. cluded a number of accom- ner Thirty Eight Go Go, ran Blind Date, Yankee Sweet- Lifetime plished stakes horses, was as part of an entry with his heart, What Time It Is, All Giv- starts 1st 2nd 3rd earnings relative, graded stakes winner 5 5 (1) 0 0 $92,460 rounded out by Not for Sil- ing and If Not for Lust. (through Aug. 21) ver, Map of the World, Cotton and $899,324-earner Ah Day Final time for the six fur- 2010: 1st $50,000 Mister Diz S, 6 fur., Brook Road, Ah Day, Heros (who is out of Endette, anoth- longs over yielding turf was turf, registered Md.-breds, 3 & up, Lau- Reward, Natural Seven, Pop- er a full sister to Twofox). “Ah 1:11.01. rel, Aug. 21. py’s Punkin and Baltimore Day didn’t run his race but The Jameela was the first The Jim Stable’s Ben’s Cat Raven. he’s never been a turf horse,” stakes win for Richard Small- upped his lifetime record to “He’s an amazing horse,” Leatherbury added. “He’ll trained Fascinatin’ Rhythm, five wins without a loss when said Homeister. “He was come around next time.” who placed in a total of six he won the $50,000 Mister Diz 4-for-4 going into this race so Ah Day finished seventh, a stakes over the last three years, Stakes for Maryland-breds at the pressure was on, espe- head in front of the post time and was third in the 2009 Bar- Laurel Park on August 21. cially first time running on the favorite, millionaire Heros bara Fritchie Handicap-G2. In The 4-year-old son of for- turf course because it was a Reward, the Maryland-bred 22 starts, including five wins, mer Maryland sire Parker’s little soft. He actually handled champion turf runner the past Fascinatin’ Rhythm has earn- Storm Cat, bred by owner/ it very well. Usually he’s in three years. ings of $193,863. trainer King T. Leatherbury, front so he showed a little dif- Fascinatin’ Rhythm (by covered the six furlongs in ferent running style, so hope- More Than Ready) comes 1:09.08. Breaking from post fully that will help him down Fascinatin’ from an illustrious family go- 10 in the field of 11, Rosemary the road. I was concerned a Rhythm ing back several generations at Homeister Jr. steered Ben’s Cat little when he didn’t break Buckingham Farm in Chester- wide from the start and kept as sharp as his dirt form but Jameela Stakes town, Md. Her stakes-winning $50,000-guaranteed, 6 fur., turf, after him in the lane to win his I think that it worked to his registered Maryland-bred fillies and dam, April Gator ($101,034, stakes debut and his first try benefit that he didn’t get stuck mares, 3 & up. Laurel Park, Aug. 14. Cincinnati Trophy S, etc.), bred by Houghton’s late father, An- April Gator’s dam, Don’t derson Fowler, is a daughter Be Foolish (by Caveat), was of Fowler’s homebred Green a stakes-placed earner of Alligator, the Gate Dancer $79,710 as well as the dam of colt who carried Fowler’s multiple stakes winner and colors to a fourth-place finish multiple graded-placed Fool- in the 1991 Kentucky Derby- ish Pole ($445,849). G1. Green Alligator’s dam, La Reine Rouge (by King’s Bishop), is the granddam of 2006 Kentucky Derby winner Barbaro. JIM MCCUE

Marjim Farms LLC—HURRICANE CAROUSEL: Aug. 21, 1st Morris Stable LLC—PETER’S CREEK: Aug. 6, 8th race, race, $1,060.20. $3,003.90. Mrs. J.W.Y. Martin Jr.—FLYING PUNCH: Aug. 15, 2nd race, Sagamore Farm LLC—GO MAIRE TU: July 31, 1st race, $883.50. $1,060.20. MONZON: Aug. 13, 1st race, $2,473.80. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin W. Merryman—DREAM LOUISE: Aug. ($3,534) 1, 3rd race, $1,413.60. See You Stable—SEEYOUINTHECITY: Aug. 6, 7th race, Gretchen B. Mobberley—IN THE CLOVER: Aug. 13, 6th $2,473.80. race, $706.80. Sweet Spirits Stables LLC—TOUSSAUD’S SPIRIT: Aug. 8, Wayne and Juanita Morris—PETER’S CREEK: Aug. 6, 8th 5th race, $1,236.90. race, $3,003.90. T.M. Racing Stables LLC—LUCKY WILL: July 31, 8th race, Frances Moser—SANDBAGIN’ LOVER: Aug. 21, 9th race, $2,738.85. Maryland Fund Report $1,550. Billy Ray White Jr.—SMART TORI: Aug. 15, 1st race, Mr. and Mrs. E. Allen Murray Jr.—CELTIC INNIS: Aug. 21, $1,590.30. Bonuses paid for races at Maryland tracks from 9th race, $852.50. DISCO HAZE: Aug. 7, 4th race, $883.50. ($1,736) Stallion bonuses July 31 to August 22, 2010. Non Stop Stable—SMART TORI: Aug. 15, 1st race, $1,590.30. BOWMAN’S BAND (Baltimore Belle: Aug. 20, 9th race, Jim and Gail Poulos—TOUSSAUD’S SPIRIT: Aug. 8, 5th $1,236.90): Maryland Stallion Station and Martin Jameela Stakes bonus: Not For Love Syndicate race, $1,236.90. Schwartz. ($232.50). Sagamore Farm LLC—GO MAIRE TU: July 31, 1st race, DISCO RICO (Disco Haze: Aug. 7, 4th race, $441.75): Al- August 14. Purse $50,000-guar- $1,060.20. MONZON: Aug. 13, 1st race, $2,473.80. fred and Joseph DiRico. anteed. For 3-year-olds and up, Breeder bonuses ($3,534) DOMESTIC DISPUTE (Legal Code: Aug. 8, 1st race, $441.75. fillies and mares, registered Leo J. Ambrogi—ALTERNATING BASS: Aug. 1, 9th race, See You Stable—SEEYOUINTHECITY: Aug. 6, 7th race, Litchrally: Aug. 13, 2nd race, $530.10. Misty’s Dispute: Maryland-breds. 6 fur., turf. 11 $1,236.90. $2,473.80. Aug. 15, 6th race, $353.40): Domestic Dispute Syndi- James Arrison—MISTY’S DISPUTE: Aug. 15, 6th race, Arnold Smolen—KOSMO’S BUDDY: Aug. 14, 9th race, cate—$1,325.25. competed. (Closed with 19 nomi- $1,550. EASTERN ECHO (My Misty’s Echo: Aug. 13, 3rd race, nations.) Winner: FASCINATIN’ $706.80. Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Beck—ANZIO ADAM: Aug. 20, 1st Tanterra Stables—OUTQUEST: Aug. 15, 4th race, $883.50. $706.80): Eastern Echo Syndi cate. 5 RHYTHM, by More Than Ready. race, $883.50. Thornmar Farm LLC—LOVE ME LATER: Aug. 22, 1st race, GATORS N BEARS (Devilish Gait: Aug. 8, 8th race, Breeder bonus: Buckingham Farm Bender and Bender LLC—ACCESS LOVE: Aug. 7, 8th $883.50. $1,236.90): Gators N Bears Syndi cate. ($4,650). Stallion bonus: None. race, $2,738.85. MEDIA SPEED: Aug. 21, 10th race, James Wood and Lillian H. Horner—LEGAL CODE: Aug. 8, GREAT NOTION (Betty’s John De: Aug. 1, 5th race, Second: KOSMO’S BUDDY, by $1,148.55. ($3,887.40) 1st race, $883.50. $353.40): Great Notion Syndi cate. Outflanker. Breeder bonus: Ar- Bohemia Stable—COLONY CLUB: Aug. 14, 9th race, $465. Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Wright—PLEASANT BEAU: July 31, LION HEARTED (Anzio Adam: Aug. 20, 1st race, $441.75. nold Smolen ($1,550). Stallion bo- Bowman and Higgins Stable and Quin Bowman—LITCHRAL- 5th race, $1,148.55. Colony Club: Aug. 14, 9th race, $232.50. Two of Hearts: nus: Outflanker Syndicate ($775). LY: Aug. 13, 2nd race, $1,060.20. Owner bonuses July 31, 2nd race, $441.75): Lion Hearted Syndi cate— Third: ONEARMEDBANDIT, Christine and Dorsey Brown—TWO OF HEARTS: July 31, Patricia V. Haun Beck—ANZIO ADAM: Aug. 20, 1st race, $1,116. by No Armistice. Breeder bonus: 2nd race, $883.50. $883.50. LOUIS QUATORZE (Breezy Boy: Aug. 1, 6th race, David Daniel ($852.50). Stal- Buckingham Farm—FASCINATIN’ RHYTHM: Aug. 14, 9th Charles F. Burnside—ACCESS LOVE: Aug. 7, 8th race, $1,546.13. Dream Louise: Aug. 1, 3rd race, $706.80. race, $4,650. Night Q: July 31, 6th race, $618.45; Aug. 22, 4th race, lion bonus: Country Life Farm $2,738.85. Susan L. Christiansen—OUT FOR A STROLL: Aug. 7, 3rd race, $530.10. Peter’s Creek: Aug. 6, 8th race, $1,501.95): and B. Wayne Hughes ($426.25). Susan L. Christiansen—OUT FOR A STROLL: Aug. 7, 3rd $706.80. VICE OR VIRTUE: Aug. 7, 1st race, $706.80. race, $706.80. VICE OR VIRTUE: Aug. 7, 1st race, Louis Quatorze Syndicate—$4,903.43. Fourth: COLONY CLUB, by Lion ($1,413.60) $706.80. ($1,413.60) NO ARMISTICE (Onearmedbandit: Aug. 14, 9th race, Hearted. Breeder bonus: Bohemia CKNPS Breeding—DEVILISH GAIT: Aug. 8, 8th race, Crystal Park Stables Inc.—LITTLE ICE PATCH: Aug. 6, 5th $426.25): Country Life Farm and B. Wayne Hughes. Stable ($465). Stallion bonus: Lion $2,473.80. race, $1,413.60. NOT FOR LOVE (Access Love: Aug. 7, 8th race, $1,369.43. Hearted Syndicate ($232.50). John T. Crane Jr. and Margaret M. Crane—LOVE’S REASON: Fitzhugh LLC—BROAD RULE: Aug. 20, 4th race, $2,473.80. Fools in Love: Aug. 15, 8th race, $1,590.30. Love Me Aug. 1, 1st race, $2,473.80. Robert Gerczak and Kaygar Stable—BALTIMORE BELLE: Later: Aug. 22, 1st race, $441.75. Love’s Reason: Aug. Mister Diz Stakes Crystal Park Stables Inc.—LITTLE ICE PATCH: Aug. 6, 5th Aug. 20, 9th race, $2,473.80. 1, 1st race, $1,236.90. Not for Silver: Aug. 21, 9th race, race, $1,413.60. Fred A. Greene Jr. and Joann Smith—BETTY’S JOHN DE: $232.50): Not For Love Syndi cate—$4,870.88. August 21. Purse $50,000-guar- David Daniel—ONEARMEDBANDIT: Aug. 14, 9th race, Aug. 1, 5th race, $706.80. OUTFLANKER (Kosmo’s Buddy: Aug. 14, 9th race, $775. anteed. For 3-year-olds and up, $852.50. George and Lori Hall—FOOLS IN LOVE: Aug. 15, 8th race, Out for a Stroll: Aug. 7, 3rd race, $353.40. Outquest: registered Maryland-breds. 6 fur., Dark Hollow Farm, George Harris and WIlliam deBurgh— $3,180.60. Aug. 15, 4th race, $441.75. Sandbagin’ Lover: Aug. 21, turf. 11 competed. (Closed with NOT FOR SILVER: Aug. 21, 9th race, $465. William R. Harris—BREEZY BOY: Aug. 1, 6th race, 9th race, $775): Outflanker Syndi cate—$2,345.15. 22 nominations.) Winner: BEN’S Mary Eppler Racing Stable and A. Leonard Pineau—KATRI- $3,092.25. PARKER’S STORM CAT (Ben’s Cat: Aug. 7, 6th race, CAT, by Parker’s Storm Cat. NARITA: Aug. 6, 1st race, $883.50. Hillwood Stable LLC—LOVE’S REASON: Aug. 1, 1st race, $1,413.60; Aug. 21, 9th race, $2,325): Country Life Fitzhugh LLC—BROAD RULE: Aug. 20, 4th race, $2,473.80. Farm and B. Wayne Hughes—$3,738.60. Breeder bonus: K.T. Leatherbury $2,473.80. Fred A. Greene Jr. Rev Trust—BETTY’S JOHN DE: Aug. 1, 5th Dennis Jankiewicz—DEVILISH GAIT: Aug. 8, 8th race, PURPLE PASSION (Alternating Bass: Aug. 1, 9th race, Assoc. Inc. ($4,650). Stallion bonus: race, $706.80. $2,473.80. $618.45): Stella Kavazis. Country Life Farm and B. Wayne William R. Harris—BREEZY BOY: Aug. 1, 6th race, The Jim Stable—BEN’S CAT: Aug. 7, 6th race, $2,827.20. ROCK SLIDE (Vice or Virtue: Aug. 7, 1st race, $353.40): Hughes ($2,325). Second: SAND- $3,092.25. NIGHT Q: July 31, 6th race, $1,236.90; Larry Knight Jr.—LITCHRALLY: Aug. 13, 2nd race, $1,060.20. Shamrock Farms. BAGIN’ LOVER, by Outflanker. Aug. 22, 4th race, $1,060.20. RUSH W: Aug. 20, 6th Emanuel McNeil—ALTERNATING BASS: Aug. 1, 9th race, TWO PUNCH (Flying Punch: Aug. 15, 2nd race, $441.75. Breeder bonus: Frances Moser race, $706.80. ($6,096.15) $1,236.90. Katrinarita: Aug. 6, 1st race, $441.75): Two Punch ($1,550). Stallion bonus: Outflank- Hartner Family Trust—MY MISTY’S ECHO: Aug. 13, 3rd Edwin W. Merryman—DREAM LOUISE: Aug. 1, 3rd race, Syndicate—$883.50. er Syndicate ($775). Third: CELTIC race, $1,413.60. $1,413.60. YARROW BRAE (Celtic Innis: Aug. 21, 9th race, $426.25. INNIS, by Yarrow Brae. Breeder Carol Kaye-Garcia and Barbara Smith—BALTIMORE BELLE: Gretchen B. Mobberley—IN THE CLOVER: Aug. 13, 6th Rush W: Aug. 20, 6th race, $353.40): Yarrow Brae bonus: Mr. and Mrs. E. Allen Mur- Aug. 20, 9th race, $2,473.80. race, $706.80. Syndicate—$779.65. Kaygar Stable—LUCKY WILL: July 31, 8th race, $2,738.85. ray Jr. ($852.50). Stallion bonus: Kaygar Stables and Boyce Stable—LADY IN ERMINE: Aug. Yarrow Brae Syndicate ($426.25). 21, 5th race, $1,148.55. SPECIAL $5,000 BONUS PAYMENTS Fourth: NOT FOR SILVER, by Not K.T. Leatherbury Assoc. Inc.—BEN’S CAT: Aug. 7, 6th race, MSW PAYMENTS (July 31 - August 22, 2010): For Love. Breeder bonus: Dark $2,827.20; Aug. 21, 9th race, $4,650. ($7,477.20) Fitzhugh LLC; Hillwood Stable LLC; Dennis Jankiewicz; Hollow Farm, George Harris and Robert T. Manfuso and Katharine M. Voss—FOOLS IN LOVE: Sagamore Farm LLC. William deBurgh ($465). Stallion Aug. 15, 8th race, $3,180.60. Join the MHBA today! Maryland’s leading sires o Supplied by Bloodstock Research Information Services (BRIS), Breeder/Owner membership $200 these statistics were compiled on September 8. Lifetime earnings Includes all regular benefits and for stallions with at least one starter in 2010. † denotes freshman sire. breeder/owner only benefits StrsEarnings Starts in 2010 Wnrs Wins Earnings o Associate - Supporter membership $50 Strs Starts Wnrs Wins Earnings Includes all regular benefits except Not For Love ...... 177 935 91 134 $3,223,290 breeder/owner only benefits Lion Hearted ...... 149 840 72 111 2,290,380 Louis Quatorze ...... 144 746 56 86 1,895,260 o Associate - Business membership $200 Outflanker ...... 90 612 53 93 1,528,960 Includes all regular benefits except Domestic Dispute. . . . 98 508 40 54 1,158,020 breeder/owner only benefits Dance With Ravens . . 72 372 29 44 1,025,760 Rock Slide ...... 61 316 27 34 901,667 PLEASE COMPLETE THIS FORM Two Punch ...... 69 337 34 56 874,982 IN ITS ENTIRETY Great Notion ...... 40 196 23 36 779,790 or apply online at www.marylandthoroughbred.com Oratory ...... 47 231 20 26 627,048 Mojave Moon ...... 46 291 21 34 606,468 Gators N Bears ...... 32 122 16 18 417,610 Membership name ______Go for Gin ...... 43 226 17 20 417,481 Seeking Daylight . . . . 21 124 16 26 388,182 o Individual o Partnership o Farm o Corporation Crowd Pleaser ...... 18 98 15 23 354,209 Allen’s Prospect . . . . . 18 96 7 12 255,226 SS/Tin # ______Fantasticat ...... 21 98 10 14 237,001 Citidancer ...... 11 72 7 14 213,593 Authorized individual ______Address ______2-year-old earnings in 2010 Strs Starts Wnrs Wins Earnings ______†Deputy Storm ...... 8 20 1 3 $151,185 Telephone ______Louis Quatorze ...... 7 12 3 3 98,645 Lion Hearted ...... 8 25 3 3 89,236 E-mail address ______Dance With Ravens . . 15 28 2 2 83,587 Domestic Dispute. . . . 14 31 3 3 74,689 Breeding farm ______Fantasticat ...... 7 21 2 2 55,420 Not For Love ...... 6 11 2 2 51,841 6 o farm owned o mares boarded Earnings lifetime County ______Number of acres ______Strs Starts Wnrs Wins Earnings Allen’s Prospect . . . . . 927 23,154 768 3,353 $54,222,700 Signature ______Not For Love ...... 593 11,912 476 1,848 51,482,700 Two Punch ...... 816 15,751 636 2,394 48,055,500 Date ______Polish Numbers . . . . . 439 9,125 362 1,344 32,809,000 o Payment enclosed Please charge my o Visa o MC Carnivalay ...... 494 13,294 405 1,815 30,362,600 Smarten ...... 507 12,419 388 1,693 27,136,200 Acct. No. ______Horatius ...... 590 15,152 470 1,926 26,605,400 Waquoit ...... 466 10,975 354 1,477 26,014,300 Expiration date ____ / ____ Citidancer ...... 296 6,986 254 1,210 25,233,100 Louis Quatorze ...... 499 8,478 349 1,129 24,895,400 Return to: Maryland Horse Breeders Association Eastern Echo ...... 415 8,435 289 1,100 22,285,600 P.O. Box 427, Timonium, MD 21094 Outflanker ...... 303 6,238 240 939 19,328,200 410-252-2100 • Fax 410-560-0503 Deputed Testamony . 352 10,188 267 1,403 18,489,000 Oh Say ...... 418 10,063 353 1,472 17,589,900 Go for Gin ...... 264 4,754 173 587 16,104,600 2-year-old earnings lifetime Strs Starts Wnrs Wins Earnings Allen’s Prospect . . . . . 458 1,558 175 240 $5,629,410 Two Punch ...... 397 1,275 156 193 5,042,360 Not For Love ...... 263 839 102 137 4,893,640 JOIN US ON FACEBOOK! Smarten ...... 278 1,195 112 157 3,769,760 • Polish Numbers . . . . . 229 700 84 122 3,672,570 Citidancer ...... 153 575 82 124 3,220,990 Become a fan of Eastern Echo ...... 220 812 73 100 3,032,700 Louis Quatorze ...... 242 744 75 95 2,937,150 Maryland Horse Breeders Carnivalay ...... 249 1,010 88 122 2,480,130 Outflanker ...... 168 692 71 97 2,426,640 • Lion Hearted ...... 156 511 62 87 2,337,830 Waquoit ...... 198 681 56 81 1,920,960 Become a fan of Maryland Million Horatius ...... 267 991 99 134 1,642,260 Oh Say ...... 152 574 65 90 1,457,000 Go for Gin ...... 136 431 27 32 825,770