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Lieutenant Dan Quickest Sunday in Green Flash ‘Cap Safe Conduct Guts Out Queen’s Plate Victory Horologist Goes Gate-to-Wire in Summer Colony Jesus’ Team to Sit Out 90 Days with Ankle Chip Mutamakina Makes the Grade in Dance Smartly Banke, Lear, Rankin Elected to The Jockey Club Board of Stewards Florida-bred Our Flash Drive/NEW IMAGES MEDIA PHOTO Gulfstream Park Charts Our Flash Drive Keeps Win Track Results & Entries Streak Alive in Ontario Colleen Florida Stallion Progeny List Florida Breeders’ List BY BROCK SHERIDAN ______Patrick Husbands. She and Husbands then won the Grade 3 Selene Stakes at Woodbine Live Oak Plantation’s Our Flash Drive on July 10 going a mile-and-one-sixteenth Wire to Wire Business Place won her third consecutive race and second before taking the Ontario Colleen. straight graded stakes Sunday at Woodbine Husbands used the same stalking strat- as the 3-year-old Florida-bred filly won the egy in the Ontario Colleen that had been US$116,989 Ontario Colleen Stakes (Grade successful in Selene. After breaking from Featured Advertisers 3) by a length-and-a-half against six other post two, Our Flash Drive sat a length-and- sophomore fillies going a mile on the turf. a-half behind stablemate Sweet Souper Florida Department of Agriculture After two unsuccessful starts against Sweet, who led through easy quarter-mile special weight maidens at Saratoga last year splits of :24.42 and :48.35. Our Flash Drive FTBOA to begin her career, Our Flash Drive came began to pick up the pace and close the gap back in June of this year to win a maiden on Sweet Souper Sweet as they raced Ocala Breeders’ Feed & Supply special weight by three-and-three-quarter around the far turn and stuck a head in front lengths going seven furlongs on Woodbine’s after six furlongs in 1:11.84. Peterson Smith Equine Hospital Tapeta for trainer Mark Casse and jockey See OUR FLASH DRIVE on page 3 Seminole Feed Wire to Wire August 24 & 25, 2021 Back to Top Page 3 Lieutenant Dan Quickest Sunday in Green Flash ‘Cap
BY DEL MAR PRESS OFFICE______DEL MAR, CA—Nick Alexander’s homebred Lieutenant Dan was just too fast for seven rivals in Sunday’s $101,500 Green Flash Handicap at Del Mar, running five furlongs on turf in :55.98. The 5-year-old gelding by Grazen out of Excusabelull, by Indian Charlie, shook off pressure early through quarter-mile splits of :22.16 and :44.52, then cleared late to finish two-and-a-quarter lengths best in the dash for 3-year-olds and older. He picked up a check for $60,000 for the win and pushed his bankroll to $543,740. Geovanni Franco rode the winner for trainer Steve Miyadi. “No special instructions for me; I know this horse well,” Franco said. “Since he’s come back from his layoff (was away from June 2020 to July 2021), he’s more puffed up. He’s acting like a bully. He’s doing good now. When I made the lead in the straight, I wasn’t worried about the others behind me coming to get us. But I wasn’t going to wait for them either.” Finishing second was Give Me the Lute, a neck in front of Gre- gorian Chant. They were followed in order by Kneedeppinsnow, Little Juanito, Texas Wedge, Florida-bred Collusion Illusion and Chasin Munny. Lieutenant Dan/BENOIT PHOTO Lieutenant Dan paid $6 on a $2 win ticket. July 23], because I was thinking about this race and I was pleasantly “In this day and age you’re always worried about the bounce,” surprised at how well he ran. That’s when you worry about the Miyadi said. “I didn’t train him particularly hard for [a win here bounce. He overcame my training.” Our Flash Drive Continued from COVER From there, Our Flash Drive drew clear in the But she’s pretty savvy racing and you can decide stretch and went on to win in 1:34.76 on the firm what to do with her. She’s the type of filly that has turf. Seasons made a late run to get second, a a very serious streak in there. She doesn’t like length-and-a-half ahead of Speightstown Shirl in horses running with her; she doesn’t like horses third. They were followed by Perseverancia, Mis- at all.” spell, I Get It and Sweet Souper Sweet. Salty as Our Flash Drive was bred by Live Oak Stud Can Be was scratched. and now sports a record of three wins in five starts “I breezed her on Sunday [Aug. 15]... when I with earnings of $180,937. She is by Ghostzapper got back to the barn, my head was bigger than out of Dynamotor, by Dynaformer and paid $6.90 Woodbine,” Husbands said. “I said ‘Mark, this is to win. a Breeders’ Cup horse.’ She just loved it [the turf]. Our Flash Drive is the second foal from Dy- “She’s a relaxed horse,” Husbands continued. namotor, who also produced Gearhead, a winning “We had a couple of horses we worked—I was be- gelding by City Zip. She also has an unraced, 2- hind them about 10, 15 lengths and she was just year-old colt named Engine’s Ready by Hard wanting the green light. I said, ‘No baby, no baby, Spun, an unnamed yearling filly who is a full-sis- no baby’ and that was on Sunday. She’s the type of ter to Our Flash Drive and a weanling filly by filly that, what you want to do, she’ll let you do. Mark Casse/COGLIANESE PHOTO Omaha Beach. It pays to breed Florida-breds Learn more about Breeders’ Awards www.ftboa.com Florida Thoroughbred Breeders’ and Owners’ Association
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BY WOODBINE PRESS OFFICE______TORONTO—Safe Conduct had just enough left in the tank to take the 162nd running of the $1 million (US$781,479) Queen’s Plate, North America’s oldest continually run race, as the son of Bodemeister bested a hard-charging Riptide Rock by a head, Sun- day at Woodbine. Bred by Ontario’s Mitchell Kursner, the bay colt had never raced over the Toronto oval Tapeta prior to the mile-and-one-quarter classic. With Irad Ortiz Jr. aboard, Safe Conduct’s Canadian debut was certainly a thrilling and memorable one. Sent off as the slight 3-1 choice, Safe Conduct, trained by Phillip Serpe and owned by WellSpring Stables, broke well from post one and got away second as Take a Chance led the field past the wire for the first time, with Go Take Charge and Haddassah next in line. Take a Chance continued to call the shots on the front end with Safe Conduct shadowing the leader through an opening quarter in :24.01. Woodbine Oaks presented by Budweiser champion Munny- for Ro, sat fifth. As the field raced along the backstretch the two pacesetters con- tinued to show the way. Take a Chance was a length in front of Safe Conduct after a half reached in :48.37. Safe Conduct/MICHAEL BURNS PHOTO When they rounded the turn, Safe Conduct, on the inside, struck “He’s been training like a bear,” Kursner noted. “The rule of front, maintaining a half-length lead over Keep Grinding at Robert thumb is that if you’re a nice horse on the turf, you’ll translate on Geller’s stretch call. Riptide Rock, last at the half-mile pole, and the Tapeta and we’re just delighted. Delighted.” second to last turning for home, began to pick up steam on the far The CAN$400,000 Prince of Wales Stakes, a mile-and-three- outside, passing rivals until he was a clear second. sixteenths test over Fort Erie’s dirt oval on Sept. 14, is the next race The Stronach Stables’ homebred continued to chip away at Safe in the tri-surface OLG Canadian Triple Crown series, which winds Conduct’s lead, but fell just short. H C Holiday, one of four Kevin up with the CAN$400,000 Breeders’ Stakes at a mile-and-one-half Attard trainees, finished third, while Munnyfor Ro was fourth. over Woodbine’s E.P. Taylor Turf Course on Oct. 3. The final time was 2:02.85 on the fast Tapeta course. Wando, in 2003, was the last horse to sweep the series and the “He’s shown some speed before to the half [in] :48,” Ortiz Jr. seventh since its exception in 1959. said after riding in his first Plate. “We thought maybe two horses Safe Conduct returned $8. had speed and we want to be out of the traf- fic, so I broke running. I sat second on the clear, I bided my time, waited for the right time to roll and when I asked him to go, he kept fighting down the stretch. He kept moving forward. I saw somebody was fly- ing outside... that was very close, I didn’t know if I won the race after the wire but thank God I did.” Kursner, a co-owner of 2016 Woodbine Oaks-winner Neshama, was overjoyed with Safe Conduct’s gritty Plate triumph. “Blessed,” Kursner said. “Blessed. I want to congratulate Dr. Vukevich and the wonderful people at WellSpring. They’ve done a marvelous job bringing this horse along. And of course, Phil Serpe.” Safe Conduct now has three wins and a second from seven starts. He broke his maiden in his second engagement, a length- and-a-quarter win over the Saratoga turf last August.
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BY NYRA PRESS OFFICE_____ after setting the pace from the in- side post in the Grade 3 Shuvee on SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. – July 25 at the Spa. Two starts There’s A Chance Stable, Medallion back, Horologist was boxed in Racing, Abbondanza Racing, Park- after exiting the inside post in the land Thoroughbreds, Paradise Lady Jacqueline on June 26 at Farms Corp. and David Stau- Thistledown. dacher’s Horologist made every “She was inside and stuck pole a winning one in Sunday’s down in there the last two races,” $120,000 Summer Colony at Mott said. “We let her bounce out Saratoga Race Course. of there [today] and do her thing A multiple graded-stakes winner without getting in her way. I think and New Jersey-bred Horse of the we’ve kept her from winning on a Year, Horologist broke sharp under couple of occasions. A win does Junior Alvarado and never relin- everyone some good.” quished in the nine-furlong event Alvarado said he rode the even- for older fillies and mares that have money favorite with confidence. not won a graded race in 2021. Horologist/COGLIANESE PHOTO “It was simple. I rode her like Trained by Hall of Famer Bill the best horse and she showed it Mott, Horologist set quarter-mile splits of :23.66, :47.34 and out there,” Alvarado said. “Once she put herself on the lead, she 1:11.77 with Gibberish tracking her early foot in second position took me all the way around. She’s very quick and is a good gate over a good and sealed main track. The pacesetter took the field filly. If she wanted, she could go faster without using much.” into the final turn with stalkers So Darn Hot and Gold Spirit inch- A three-time graded stakes winner, the daughter of Gemologist ing closer with Gibberish failing to pester. captured the 2019 Monmouth Oaks (G3) and last year added the Out of the turn, Horologist widened her advantage to seven Molly Pitcher (G3) at Monmouth and Beldame (G2) at Belmont to lengths and stayed on strong to the wire for an authoritative eight- her ledger in her award-winning season. and-a-half-length score in a final time of 1:51.57. Gold Spirit com- Mott said he will again point Horologist to the nine-furlong pleted the exacta by three-and-three-quarters lengths ahead of So $250,000 Beldame, which is slated for Oct. 10 at Belmont. Darn Hot with Gibberish and Thankful, who stumbled at the start, Horologist banked $66,000 in victory while improving her completing the order of finish. Dunbar Road was scratched. record to nine wins, three seconds and four thirds in 25 career ef- Mott said he wasn’t concerned about the off going. forts. She returned $4.20 for a $2 win ticket. “She hadn’t had any previous form on an off track, but she Live racing resumes Wednesday at Saratoga with a 10-race card seemed to me that she would be a horse who would handle it fine. featuring the $120,000 John’s Call, a mile-and-five-eighths stamina I wasn’t concerned about that,” Mott said. test on the Mellon turf course for 4-year-olds and older who have Horologist entered from a hard-fought second to Royal Flag not won a graded stakes this year. First post is 1:05 p.m. EDT.
Gulfstream Park Spring/Summer Florida-bred and Florida Sire Stakes Races and Bonuses
Date Race Conditions Distance Purse Aug. 28 FTBOA Florida Sire Stakes Affirmed 2yo colt and geldings 7 fur. $200,000 Closed Aug. 28 FTBOA Florida Sire Stakes Susan's Girl 2yo fillies 7 fur. $200,000 Closed Sept. 11 Sheer Drama (Fla.) 3yo and older, fillies and mares 7 fur. $75,000* Aug. 29 Sept. 18 Armed Forces 2yo 1 mi. turf $100,000** Sept. 5 Sept. 18 Our Dear Peggy 2yo fillies 1 mi. turf $100,000** Sept. 5 Sept. 25 FTBOA Florida Sire Stakes In Reality 2yo colts and gelding 1 1/16 mi. $400,000 Closed Sept. 25 FTBOA Florida Sire Stakes My Dear Girl 2yo fillies 1 1/16 mi. $400,000 Closed Sept. 25 FTBOA Florida Sire Stakes Wildcat Heir 3yo and older 1 mi. $125,000 Closed Sept. 25 Hollywood Beach 2yo 5 fur. turf $100,000** Sept. 12 (Fla.) = Restricted to Florida-breds * Plus $25,000 Florida Sire Stakes Win Bonus ** Plus $25,000 Florida-bred Win Bonus
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Wire to Wire August 24 & 25, 2021 Back to Top Page 9 Jesus’ Team to Sit Out 90 Days with Ankle Chip
BY GULFSTREAM PARK PRESS OFFICE______HALLANDALE BEACH, FL—Grupo 7C Stable’s multiple Grade 1 stakes-placed Jesus’ Team, second to Knicks Go in January in the Pegasus World Cup (Grade 1), will be out of training for 90 days due to a chip in his left front ankle. The son of Tapiture, second in the 2020 Big Ass Fans Breeders’ Cup Mile (G1) also won by Knicks Go, third to winner Swiss Sky- diver in last year’s Preakness (G1) and third in last year’s Jim Dandy (G2) won by Mystic Guide, will sit out the next 90 days while re- cuperating at WinStar Farm, according to trainer Jose D’Angelo. “Everything is good with him. It really wasn’t a big deal, but we always want to do the right thing,” D’Angelo said. “He will rest at WinStar for 90 days. They will walk and swim him and then he’ll come right back.” Jesus’ Team, who started his career in a $25,000 claimer, has finished first, second or third in 11 of 17 starts and has earned $821,800. After finishing second in the Pegasus, Jesus’ Team was sixth in Mystic Guide’s Dubai World Cup (Group 1) and fifth in an overnight handicap won by Florida-bred Noble Drama at Gulf- Jesus Team/WENDY WOOLEY ECLIPSE SPORTSWIRE PHOTO stream before finishing eighth Aug. 6 at Saratoga in the Alydar Stakes taken by Art Collector. Friday’s Rainbow 6 Jackpot Pool Guaranteed at $450,000 Zayas Headed to Parx for The Smarty Jones (G3) The 20-cent Rainbow 6 Jackpot pool will be guaranteed at Edgard Zayas, who leads the Gulfstream jockey colony in wins $450,000 when live racing resumes Friday at Gulfstream Park. and purse earnings, will head to Parx this week to ride Arindel- The popular multi-race wager went unsolved Sunday for the 13th homebred Alonzo in Tuesday’s $300,000 The Smarty Jones (G3). consecutive racing day since a July 31 mandatory payout. The mile-and-one-sixteenth The Smarty Jones drew a field of The Rainbow 6 jackpot is paid out when there is a single unique nine including Juddmonte’s Matt Winn (G3) and Indiana Derby ticket sold with all six winners. On days when there is no unique (G3) third-place finisher Fulsome and Dwyer (G3) runner-up Ridin ticket, 70% of that day’s pool goes back to those bettors holding With Biden. tickets with the most winners, while 30% is carried over to the Alonzo, a 3-year-old Florida-bred son of Arindel stallion jackpot pool. Brethren out of Tizmettizyou, by Tiz Wonderful, has won two of There will also be a Super Hi-5 carryover in the first race Friday four starts at Gulfstream with a second and a third. of $4,949.82. Gulfstream Park Spring/Summer Stakes Florida-bred and Florida Sire Stakes Bonus Winners Date Race Winner Purse FTBOA Bonus May 1 Big Drama (Fla.) Well Defined $75,000 $25,000 FSS Win Bonus June 12 Ginger Punch (Fla.) Shifty She $75,000 $25,000 FSS Win Bonus July 4 Bob Umphrey Turf Sprint Warrior’s Pride $75,000 $25,000 Fla.-bred Win Bonus Aug. 14 Benny the Bull (Fla.) Well Defined $75,000 $25,000 FSS Win Bonus
Well Defined: Big Drama Shifty She: Ginger Punch Warrior’s Pride: Well Defined: Benny the Bull Bob Umphrey Turf Sprint
Wire to Wire August 24 & 25, 2021 Back to Top Page 10 Mutamakina Makes the Grade in Dance Smartly
BY WOODBINE PRESS OFFICE ______TORONTO—Mutamakina (GB), benefitting from a strong tactical ride by Dylan Davis, took charge straightening for home and held sway for a half-length victory in Sunday’s US$141,127 Dance Smartly (Grade 3) over a mile-and-one-quarter on the turf. Invading from Saratoga for trainer Christophe Clement, Muta- makina held off fellow Spa shipper Etoile (Fr), who had won last fall’s Grade 1 E.P. Taylor Stakes over the same course and distance. Alnaseem (GB), sent to the front early after beginning from post six in the field of seven fillies and mares, led through fractions of :25.98, :50.32 and 1:14.07, with Mutamakina just one length back. Mutamakina reached the mile in 1:37.13 and led by two lengths with a furlong to run before finishing in 2:01.26 over a course rated firm. Etoile, the 6-5 favorite for trainer Chad Brown and leading North American race-winning rider Irad Ortiz Jr., saved ground in fifth place early and launched a bid around the final turn but could not Silent Poet/NEW IMAGES MEDIA PHOTO reach the winner. Merveilleux finished well to be third, just a neck behind Etoile. Silent Poet Rhymes Off Highlander Upset Court Return finished well to be fourth, another half-length back. Silent Poet, showing a new dimension after disappointing front- Rounding out the order of finish were Blame Debbie, the 4-1 third running tries in his first two starts this year, rallied from just off choice, Alnaseem and Afleet Katherine. the pace and held off an onrushing Admiralty Pier to capture Sun- Mutamakina returned $8.80 to win. day’s US$308,458 Highlander (G1) by a diminishing half-length A 5-year-old bred in England by Wigham Stud, Mutamakina is with Justin Stein aboard. by Nathaniel out of the Danehill mare Joshua’s Princess. Caravel, the 2-5 choice, while seeking her fourth straight vic- Beginning her career in France, Mutamakina won twice and tory in what was hoped to be a prelude to the Breeders’ Cup Turf placed twice in Group 2 company before joining Clement in the Sprint (G1), finished third in the field of eight for the six-furlong fall of 2020. The Dance Smartly was her second Grade 3 win on turf race on the turf. this side of the pond, following the Long Island at Aqueduct last Silent Poet was the first Grade 1 stakes winner for trainer Nick fall in her only previous partnership with Davis. Gonzalez and third for Stein, who won last year’s Ricoh Woodbine Mile with Florida-bred Starship Jubilee. Silent Poet drew the outside post for the Highlander, facilitating the change in tactics. “When the overnight came out and we had the eight-hole, Justin came by in the morning and said, ‘Nick, I think we’re going to be able to get a nice trip today.’ Everything worked out,” said Gonzalez. Caravel, with Irad Ortiz Jr. in the irons, assumed command early and clicked off an opening quarter in :22.35 en route to a half mile in :45.16. Silent Poet, who had stalked from third and moved to within a half-length of Caravel with a quarter-mile to run, had collared the choice and led by a half-length with a furlong to run before hanging on for the half-length win in 1:07.98 on a course rated firm. Admiralty Pier, last at the quarter pole, finished strongly on the far outside to nail down second money, a length-and-a-quarter ahead of Caravel. City Boy finished another three-quarters of a length back in fourth with Honey Won’t, Chuck Willis (Ire), Florida-bred Old Chestnut, and Turned Aside rounding out the order of finish. Silent Poet, a 6-year-old Adena Springs homebred by Silent Mutamakina/NEW IMAGES MEDIA PHOTO Name out of the Ghostzapper mare Cara Bella, was winning for the “I’m just happy to be back aboard her,” Davis said. “It’s just nice. 11th time in 22 career outings, all at Woodbine. Those successes She’s progressing well. She’s definitely a hard trier—you just got include Grade 2 scores in the 2019 Play the King and the 2020 Con- to know how to ride her. She always gives a good effort and naught Cup and Nearctic, all on the turf. Clemente had her ready today.” He returned $21.90 to win.
Wire to Wire August 24 & 25, 2021 Back to Top Page 11 Banke, Lear, Rankin Elected to The Jockey Club Board of Stewards
BY THE JOCKEY CLUB PRESS OFFICE______
Barbara Banke, William M. Lear Jr., and R. Alex Rankin have been elected to the board of stewards of The Jockey Club. Lear has been reelected, while Banke and Rankin are filling the expired positions of Everett R. Dobson and John W. Phillips. Banke previously served on the board of stewards from 2016-2020 and has been a member of The Jockey Club since 2013. She is a thoroughbred owner and breeder and proprietor of Jackson Family Wines, based in Santa Rosa, Calif. She owns Stonestreet Stables, which has cam- paigned champions such as Curlin, Rachel Alexandra, Good Magic, Lady Aurelia, and My Miss Aurelia. Stonestreet-bred horses have won more than 80 graded Barbara Banke/EQUIPHOTO stakes races and earned nearly $80 million on the racetrack. Banke serves on the Rankin has been a member of The board of the Breeders’ Cup, the National Jockey Club since 2016 and has been the Florida Thoroughbred Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame, and chairman of Churchill Downs Inc. since Breeders’ and Owners’ Association • Lonny Powell – CEO, Executive Vice President Keeneland and on the Thoroughbred Own- 2018. He has also served as president and • Brock Sheridan – Editor-in-Chief ers and Breeders Association American board member of the Kentucky Thorough- • Tammy Gantt – Associate Vice President, Graded Stakes Committee. bred Association, president and director of Membership Services, Events Director Lear has served as vice chairman of The the Kentucky Derby Museum, director of • E. Jane Murray – Assistant Vice President, Jockey Club since 2015 and has been a Breeders’ Cup Limited, and director of Administration & Operations member of The Jockey Club since 2010. Kentucky Thoroughbred Owners and Breeder He is the chairman emeritus of Stoll Breeders. He is the chairman of the board • Rick Heatter Keenon Ogden PLLC, the Kentucky-based of Sterling G. Thompson Company in Gulfstream Park law firm that counts among its clients Louisville, Kentucky, and founder of • Michael Costanzo – Racing Secretary Keeneland, Breeders’ Cup, The Jockey Upson Downs Farm in Goshen, Kentucky. • Peter Aiello – Track Announcer Club, TOBA, the Kentucky Thoroughbred In addition to Banke, Lear, and Rankin, Association, and a number of thorough- the board of stewards consists of Dr. Larry International Sound Corporation • James Pelrine, Jr. – Vice President of bred breeding and racing operations. Lear Bramlage, C. Steven Duncker, William S. Business Operations currently serves on the board of Keeneland Farish Jr., Ian D. Highet, Stuart S. Janney and Commonwealth Seed Capital LLC. III (chairman), and Vinnie Viola. Ocala Breeders’ Sales • Tom Ventura – President • Kevin Honig – Mutuels Paribet LLC • Michael Weiss FTBOA Member Discounts: Tampa Bay Downs • Allison DeLuca – Racing Secretary • Restaurants • Personal Services • Autumn Charley – Racing Office Trainers • Equine Equipment, Products • Todd Pletcher • Chuck Simon & Services • Hotels & more! • Matthew O’Connor www.ftboa.com – MEMBER BENEFITS tab, then DISCOUNTS for details
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