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Unusual Heat To Stand At Harris Farms Top California stallion Unusual Heat has their dedication and hard work that been relocated to Harris Farms and will stand contributed to the success of Unusual Heat there for the 2011 breeding season. and his progeny. At the same time, I look Unusual Heat moves to Harris Farms after forward to our new partnership with John 12 highly successful breeding seasons at Old Harris, Dave McGlothlin and the entire English Rancho in Sanger, California. Unusual team at Harris Farms.” Heat set the all time California record for Harri s Farms wil l not only be the new progeny earnings in 2008 with over $5.8 home of Unusual Heat, but also of the million, was again the California earnings California-based breeding and broodmare champion for 2009 and is currently the leading operation for both Madeline Auerbach and sire in California in 2010 as well as the third long time partner-trainer Barry Abrams. leading turf sire in North America. Unusual Heat Notable broodmares of the partners moving Unusual Heat is the sire of 27 stakes to Harris Farms include stakes producers winners and 15 other stakes-placed runners, including Lethal Leta, Bel Air Belle, Little Hottie, Style of the Year and True seven graded stakes winners (three grade I winners), one Melody. group I stakes winner and seven additional graded stakes-placed Harris Farms is a California institution in Thoroughbred runners. Current standout runners include grade I winners breeding, racing and stallion operations. Chairman John Harris heads The Usual Q.T., Acclamation and grade II winner Pretty this family run operation based in Coalinga, California and located Unusual. throughout in the heart of California’s central valley with several “I am delighted to announce that Unusual Heat will stand locations. Harris Farms is best known for being the birthplace and at Harris Farms for the 2011 Breeding Season and hopefully for original home of two-time Breeders’ Cup Classic champion Tiznow. the remainder of his breeding career,” said Madeline Auerbach. In addition to Unusual Heat, Harris Farms’ stallion roster “I wish to thank Buddy Johnston and all of the people at Old includes Cee’s Tizzy (sire of two Eclipse Award winners), High English Rancho for a tremendous 12-year run. I appreciate all of Brite, Swiss Yodeler and eight others.

For more information about the Unusual Heat contact Harris Auerbach at [email protected] or go to www.unusualheat.com . For more information about Harris Farms contact [email protected] or go to www.harrisfarms.com .

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Leading Sires Leading Sires by Money Won by Average Earnings Per Start Races (Minimum 50 Starts) Rank Sire Runners Starts Won Earnings Average Earnings/ 1. Unusual Heat ...... 91 427 64 $2,270,622 Rank Sire Runners Starts Earnings Start 2. Stormin Fever ...... 95 403 45 1,395,846 1. Unusual Heat ...... 91 427 $2,270,622 $5,318 3. Benchmark ...... 134 539 87 1,334,587 2. Redattore (Brz)• ...... 40 143 747,213 5,225 4. Salt Lake ...... 91 389 67 1,164,508 3. Tribal Rule ...... 58 219 949,360 4,335 5. Bertrando ...... 86 351 55 1,105,442 4. One Man Army ...... 23 99 394,579 3,986 6. In Excess (Ire) ...... 93 364 67 1,099,665 5. Stormin Fever...... 95 403 1,395,846 3,464 7. Tribal Rule ...... 58 219 39 949,360 6. Popular...... 14 50 164,606 3,292 8. Old Topper ...... 113 470 76 906,172 7. Southern Image#...... 57 234 764,222 3,266 9. Decarchy ...... 60 285 48 893,185 8. Siberian Summer ...... 58 227 719,405 3,169 10. Swiss Yodeler ...... 111 448 62 845,316 9. Bertrando ...... 86 351 1,105,442 3,149 11. Sea of Secrets ...... 92 398 42 832,981 10. Decarchy ...... 60 285 893,185 3,134 12. Deputy Commander* . . . . .111 449 53 829,762 11. In Excess (Ire)...... 93 364 1,099,665 3,021 13. Southern Image# ...... 57 234 41 764,222 12. Salt Lake ...... 91 389 1,164,508 2,994 14. Redattore (Brz)• ...... 40 143 23 747,213 15. Siberian Summer ...... 58 227 43 719,405 16. Kafwain# ...... 80 344 50 716,570 17. Skimming• ...... 71 283 54 708,809 Leading Sires Of Two-Year-Olds 18. Cee's Tizzy ...... 61 235 42 673,826 by Average Earnings Per Runner 19. Marino Marini ...... 62 244 35 576,709 (Minimum 2 Runners) 20. High Brite ...... 67 288 36 575,440 21. Atticus ...... 61 198 26 547,487 Average 22. Formal Gold• ...... 68 264 37 524,888 Races Earnings/ Rank Sire Runners Won Earned Runner 23. Lit de Justice ...... 63 281 30 480,928 24. Valid Wager* ...... 48 229 35 466,478 1. Ministers Wild Cat . . . . . 2 1 $64,208 $32,104 25. Freespool ...... 50 234 29 420,897 2. Perfect Mandate ...... 2 2 38,480 19,240 26. Comic Strip ...... 44 196 33 418,536 3. Doc Gus* ...... 3 2 42,200 14,067 27. One Man Army ...... 23 99 13 394,579 4. Nineeleven ...... 4 2 41,805 10,451 28. Ten Most Wanted ...... 57 253 25 341,390 5. IronCat ...... 2 1 19,815 9,908 29. Souvenir Copy• ...... 43 188 23 326,578 6. Swiss Yodeler ...... 15 3 141,809 9,454 30. Rio Verde ...... 46 173 25 320,497 7. Benchmark ...... 10 6 89,903 8,990 31. Ministers Wild Cat ...... 28 131 20 319,839 8. In Excess (Ire) ...... 2 1 17,500 8,750 32. Muqtarib† ...... 39 158 30 298,817 9. Tizbud ...... 3 1 26,110 8,703 33. Flame Thrower ...... 28 103 13 295,880 10. Salt Lake ...... 5 2 43,372 8,674 34. Roar* ...... 41 184 26 292,657 11. Sea of Secrets ...... 7 1 58,295 8,328 35. Game Plan ...... 39 167 27 275,832 12. Tribal Rule ...... 13 4 108,042 8,311

The statistics contained in these rankings are compiled by The Jockey Club Information Systems Inc. (TJCIS). While every effort is made to prevent errors and omissions, California Thoroughbred cannot guarantee their complete and total accuracy. A dagger (†) indicates that a stallion has been pensioned, an asterisk (*)thathehasdied,adot(•)thatheisnowstandingelsewhere,anumbersign(#)thathedidnotstandinCaliforniain2008butisstandinginthestatein2009,a double dagger (‡) that he is not standing in California in 2009 but will stand in the state in 2010 and in bold that he is a freshman sire. In all cases, a sire will remain in the rankings until the year after his last California foals are two-year-olds. Statistics cover racing in North America (U.S., Canada and Puerto Rico), England, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates only.

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My Summer Slew Takes The Robert Kerlan Memorial Handicap

California-bred My Summer Slew won his first stakes Slewpy mare My Bouquet, was bred by owner Nick in the $80,450 Robert Kerlan Memorial Handicap at Cafarchia and trained by Craig Dollase. Hollywood Park on Sunday, June 27, defeating a field that The Barretts graduate has five wins in 13 starts, included a game pacesetter in the Cal-bred filly Unzip Me. earnings of $196,292 and was coming off a third in the My Summer Slew is by Siberian Summer, out of the ©Benoit June 5 Los Angeles Handicap. My Summer Slew Triple For Harris Farms Horses bred by Harris Farms won With Respect, a four-year-old filly three of the seven Thoroughbred races by Redattore (Arg) out of the Lear Fan on the Opening Day, mare With Some Luck, Wednesday, June 23 at the won the fourth race for the Alameda County Fair in breeder/owner. Pleasanton, California. And Lucky High, a ©Vassar Tiz Afire, a nine-year-old three-year-old filly by High ©Vassar Tiz Afire Cee’s Tizzy gelding out of Brite—and a half sister to Lucky HIgh

the Mr. Leader mare Burning Desire, won the second ©Vassar With Respect out of the Lear Fan mare With Some race for owners Begley, Begley, Burke, et.al. With Respect Luck—won the sixth race for the breeder/owner.

Oak Tree Eyes Del Mar Meet In 2011 The Oak Tree Racing Association (OTRA) will seek to run Siegel said before the OTRA board verbally agreed to its meet at Del Mar Thoroughbred Club (DMTC) in 2011, remain at . OTRA board member John Barr said Wednesday, June 23, The sequence of events that led to OTRA likely racing the day after Santa Anita Park owner Frank Stronach said at Santa Anita Park this year surprised Barr. he won’t offer OTRA a lease after this year. “I didn’t think it would turn out the way it did,” said Barr, On the June 22, California Board (CHRB) an owner and breeder from Orange County who has been meeting, OTRA and Magna International Developments, on the OTRA board since 1997. “It helps Santa Anita the parent company of Santa Anita Park, reached a verbal employees as well. This was something the racing board agreement to run the 2010 meeting at Santa Anita Park. wanted us to do it.” Stronach said at the meeting that he no longer wants Barr said OTRA had been close to an agreement to OTRA as a tenant, stating that such an arrangement is no race at Hollywood Park this year if discussions with Santa longer financially viable. Anita Park failed. “Mr. Stronach does not want us there in the future,” “Jack Liebau really helped us out,” Barr said of the Barr said. “We don’t have any hope we will be there Hollywood Park president. “We’d gone pretty far down the beyond 2010. We can concentrate on going to DMTC and road with them and the lease practically in hand. We felt working out an agreement with them.” bad about that.” DMTC president Craig Fravel said that his track, and Because of its proximity to Santa Anita Park, where the county fairgrounds on which it is located, would like to many racing stables are based. Hollywood Park was the host a fall OTRA meeting in 2011. leading contender to host OTRA this year if a deal had not been reached “Both the fair grounds and us have said we’re interested in doing this,” with Santa Anita Park. OTRA officials held discussions in recent weeks with Fravel said. DMTC and Hollywood Park about hosting a 2010 meeting. Barr was part of a group of five OTRA board members who agreed to a Working with horsemen on stabling will be one of the principal issues surprise offer from Stronach at the racing board meeting to allow OTRA to for moving the dates to DMTC in 2011. If OTRA moves to DMTC in 2011, run at Santa Anita Park in 2010, and not move the meeting to Hollywood the track would likely host approximately 13 weeks of racing that year -- Park or DMTC, as had been expected. seven during its traditional summer, and six weeks for OTRA from late Three hours into the June 22 four-hour meeting, OTRA President Jack September to early November. Robbins, accompanied by Executive Vice-President Sherwood The verbal agreement between OTRA and Santa Anita Park ends six Chillingworth and Barr, Richard Mandella and Rick Arthur, left the room for weeks of confusion over the location of the OTRA meeting. eight minutes to contemplate Magna’s offer. Stronach’s Magna International voided its lease with OTRA in mid-May, Meeting on the patio of Hollywood Park’s turf club, the conversation shortly after Magna International took over the racetrack from another between the OTRA directors was brief and to the point. The five men, Stronach-controlled subsidiary, Magna Entertainment, which declared advised by attorney Robert Forgnone and later joined by horse owner bankruptcy in 2009. No formal discussions took place in the ensuing weeks Mace Siegel, reached a quick decision to accept the verbal offer, and avoid between Magna International and OTRA officials about a new lease. In early a massive change to the calendar. OTRA is expected to run at Santa Anita June, Magna Chief Executive Officer Terry Mills advised Chillingworth to Park from Sept. 29 to Oct. 31. seek a “plan B or plan C” for a racing venue for his meeting. For much of Stronach’s 10-minute speech at the June 22 meeting, and OTRA officials, led by Chillingworth, rapidly began discussions with the subsequent hour debate with racing board commissioners on a variety DMTC and Hollywood Park to host a 2010 meeting, with Hollywood Park of issues facing Santa Anita Park and the sport, Stronach emphasized that considered the leading contender. he no longer wanted OTRA as a tenant, an arrangement that began in The late decision on the June 22 meeting for OTRA to remain at Santa 1969. Stronach bought the track in 1998. Anita Park was received favorably by racing board chairman Keith Brackpool. Stronach reversed course for this year after Siegel appealed to him pub - “I think it’s the right short-term resolution,” he said. “OTRA leaving licly to reconsider. The appeal set off a rapid sequence of events that Santa Anita Park, if it’s going to happen, it should happen when all avenues changed the tone of the meeting from hostile at times to more conciliatory. have been exhausted. At least this way, it will be discussed in a broader “This is one of the silliest damn arguments I’ve listened to in some time,” context.”— By Steve Andersen, www.drf.com

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Compari To Tackle Rail Trip In Gold Cup Compari, victorious in six of eight races, will take on eighths pole. “The post parade, the break, and he defending champion Rail Trip in the $500,000 didn’t have a smooth trip. Hollywood Gold Cup (grade I) July 10, trainer Marty “Things didn’t work out that race and we hope to put Jones confirmed. them together next time out,” continued Jones. “He won Jones gave the California-bred 4-year-old gelding, the Snow Chief (in 2009) on this track and has always whose success has mostly come on the grass, the green ©Benoit trained well on it.” light after a seven-furlong work in 1:26 4/5 on Cushion Compari Compari would be trying 1 1/4 miles for the first time Track June 27. “He finished really nice,” said Jones afterward. in the Gold Cup. Owned and bred by John Harris, Don Valpredo and John Nicoletti, Hall of Fame jockey Mike Smith, who won the 2004 Gold Cup Compari had his six-race winning streak snapped in a seventh-place fin - on Total Impact, will ride Compari for the first time. By Redattore ish in the Shoemaker Mile (gr. IT) on the Hollywood turf May 31. out of the Dixieland Band mare Southern Charm, Compari has Compari was stuck in the far outside post in the field of 10. won four stakes, including the Arcadia Handicap (gr. IIIT) on the “It was a combination of things,” said Jones in analyzing the Santa Anita turf. He has earned $422,640. —By Blood-Horse Staff, defeat, noting that Compari was forced to steady at the three- www.bloodhorse.com Good Comeback For The Usual Q.T. A feeling of accomplishment and relief swept over trainer Jim Cassidy But earlier this year, The Usual Q.T. was ninth in the Sunshine when the multiple stakes winner The Usual Q.T. returned from a three- Millions Classic on the synthetic main track at Santa Anita and fourth on month break to win a $71,500 allowance race on Sunday, June 27. turf in the $5 million Dubai Duty Free at Meydan racecourse. “It’s a little of both,” he said. “You never know how they’ll come back.” The lengthy trip to Dubai led to the layoff that ended last weekend. The Usual Q.T. won the one-mile turf race by a half-length over In Sunday's race, Espinoza was impressed by the way that The Usual Dakota Phone after stalking the pace for the first six furlongs. Cassidy Q.T. stalked the pace instead of trying to engage the leaders. saw the race as a prep for the Grade 1 Eddie Read Stakes. Last summer “He settled down nicely,” Espinoza told Cassidy. “Before when and fall, The Usual Q.T. won six consecutive races, including four the speed was next to him, he wanted to go.” —By Steve Andersen, stakes highlighted by the Grade 1 Hollywood Derby. www.drf.com

CTBA/Oak Tree Retired Race Horse Second Career #4 This is the 4th in a series of web features produced by CTBA and funded by The Oak Tree Charitable Foundation. The stories feature various people who train Thoroughbreds for second careers. This is a visit with Karen Murdock and her California-bred Lukas. Lukas is considered by Yahoo and Google as the “World's Smartest Horse” and he recently has completed a Guinness World Record attempt to identify as many numbers as possible in one minute. The record attempt is being evaluated. Karen Murdock PART 1 of 2 Karen Murdock PART 2 of 2 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p4o3miXE9yQ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wBHyD-b35oA 2010 CTBA Sales Northern California Yearling Sale

NOW ONLINE: The 2010 Northern California Yearling Sale will be held Tuesday, August 17, 2010 Northern California at the Alameda County Fairgrounds in Pleasanton. Yearling Sale Catalog For more information, please contact Cookie Hackworth, California Thoroughbred Breeders Association Sales Coordinator, at [email protected] or 800-573-2822 ext. 243. Index to Consignors Since the sale returned under the direction of CTBA in 2004, it has produced stakes winners such Index to Sires as Bai and Bai, an earner of $724,983; Grade II winner Sierra Sunset; and Grade III winner Autism Index to Dams Awareness. Northern California Yearling Sale Graduate Update: The California Thoroughbred Breeders Association is spotlighting top graduates from previous sales.

First-time starter Lucky Mr. K, the topper at last year’s Northern California Yearling Sale graduate Perfect ©Benoit Northern California Yearling Sale, scored an impressive win in Curls won a maiden special weight race for two-year-old ©Vassar Lucky Mr. K the third race at Hollywood Park, a $41,000 maiden special fillies at Golden Gate on June 11. Perfect Curls weight race for two-year-olds, on Wednesday, June 23. Perfect Curls is by Perfect Mandate, out of the Something Lucky mare Lucky Mr. K is a colt by Benchmark, out of the Deputy Minister mare Brief Curves ‘n Curls, was bred by Old English Rancho, is owned by GCCI and Interlude, was bred by Marty and Pam Wygod, is owned by Edward Brown Jr., trained by Cliff DeLima. Ferro Family Trust, Alan Klein and Phil Lebherz and trained by Jeff Bonde. The $9,500 Northern California Yearling Sale purchase not only picked up The $32,000 purchase at last year’s Northern California Yearling Sale ran the the $19,500 winner’s share, but the owner also received $10,000 through the 5 1/2 furlongs in 1:05.28 and won by 4 1/2 lengths as the 4-5 favorite. He earned California maiden bonus program. With two starts she has $26,000 in purse the first-place purse of $24,600, plus $20,000 for the owners through the earnings, not counting the bonus. Cal-bred maiden bonus program. She ran the 4 1/2 furlongs in :53.48 and won by 2 1/2 lengths at odds of 2-1.

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Grade II winner Secret Gypsy, a Secret Gypsy Takes Saylorville She has six wins in 15 starts and Kentucky-bred daughter of California earnings of $416,926. stallion Sea of Secrets, won the $100,000 Saylorville Stakes for Secret Gypsy ran the six furlongs in a quick 1:08.28 and won fillies and mares at Prairie Meadows, on Friday night June 25. by 4 3/4 lengths at odds of 2-1.

Fair Agreement Benefits Cal-breds In encouraging news for breeders and owners of “This is another example of the ongoing benefits of California-breds, all stakes with purses less than breeding and racing in California,” said Doug Burge, $75,000 at the 2010 Northern California Fairs will Executive Vice President and General Manager be run as overnight stakes and thus be eligible for the of the California Thoroughbred Breeders Association. Cal-Bred bonus program. “We’re appreciative of the Fairs and the Thoroughbred “In order to enhance the attraction of the 2010 Fairs’ stakes Owners California (TOC) for allowing these races to be program, to provide support for the California Breeder’s Program written so that they provide the added bonuses from the Cal-bred and encourage Cal-breds to run at Northern California Fairs, racing fund.” California Authority of Racing Fairs proposes that the overnight Among the notable Cal-breds that have won past editions of stakes races on the stakes schedule be changed to include up to these races are millionaire Bold Chieftain and Northern California $15,000 for Cal-breds.” Yearling Sale graduates Sierra Sunset and Excessive Passion. ALAMEDA COUNTY FAIR Sat. June 26 – $50,000 Alameda County Fillies & Mares Handicap (Plus up to $15,000 to Cal-breds), 3-Year-Olds & Up, F&M, 1 1/16 miles. Sat. July 3 – $50,000 Juan Gonzalez Memorial Stakes (Plus up to $15,000 to Cal-breds), 2-Year-Olds, 5 ½ furlongs. Sun. July 4 – $50,000 Alamedan Handicap (Plus up to $15,000 to Cal-breds), 3-Year-Olds & Up, 1 1/16 miles. Sat. July 10 – $50,000 Everett Nevin Alameda County Stakes for Cal-bred 2-Year-Olds (Includes $10,000 from Cal-bred Racing Fund), 5 ½ furlongs. Sun. July 11 – $50,000 Sam J. Whiting Memorial Handicap (Plus up to $15,000 to Cal-breds), 3-Year-Olds & Up, six furlongs. SONOMA COUNTY FAIR Sat. July 31 – $50,000 Luther Burbank Handicap (Plus up to $15,000 to Cal-breds), 3-Year-Olds & Up, F&M, 1 1/16 miles (turf). Sat. Aug. 7 – $50,000 Wine Country Debutante Stakes (Plus up to $15,000 to Cal-breds), 2-Year-Old Fillies, six furlongs. Sun. Aug. 8 – $50,000 Joseph T. Grace Handicap (Plus up to $15,000 to Cal-breds), 3-Year-Olds & Up, 1 1/16 miles (turf). Sat. Aug. 14 – $50,000 Cavonnier Juvenile Stakes (Plus up to $15,000 to Cal-breds), 2-Year-Olds, six furlongs. THE BIG FRESNO FAIR Fri. Oct. 15 – $50,000 The Harvest Stakes (Plus up to $15,000 to Cal-breds), 3-Year-Olds & Up, F&M, six furlongs. Sun. Oct. 17 – $50,000 Bull Dog Stakes (Plus up to $15,000 to Cal-breds), 3-Year-Olds & Up, 1 1/8 miles.

Working For You

Marketing The California Weekly Hay Report Friday, June 25, 2010 Thoroughbred At The Tons FOB: 74,395 Last Week: 40,555 Last Year: 45,553 Harris Seminar Tons Delivered: 19,238 Last Week: 9,800 Last Year: 22,600 The Harris Ranch Seminar returns this Year To Date FOB: 786,880 Last Week: 712,485 Last Year: 838,244 year from a one-year hiatus with the topic YTD Delivered: 324,356 Last Week: 305,118 Last Year: 445,591 “Marketing the Thoroughbred.” The event, co-sponsored by the California Northern Tons Price Wtd. Ave. Last Year Wtd. Ave. Thoroughbred Breeders Association and Premium 575 $130 –140 $137.83 $120-145 $134 Oak Tree Racing Association, will be held California Good 150 $110 –120 $118.33 NA NA Sept. 24-25 at Harris Ranch. Some Of The Notable Speakers Sacramento Valley Delivered Prices Alfalfa Retail/light<110 lb bales Who Will Attend This Special Central Tons Price Wtd. Ave. Last Year Wtd. Ave. Event Are: California Premium 75 $190 –190 $190 NA NA Dr. Emmeline Hill - Equinome Limited, Dublin, Ireland Fair 75 $140 –140 $140 NA NA Jeffrey Bloom - EVP of West Coast Operations, South-Central Coastal Areas Delivered Prices Alfalfa Retail/light<110 lb bales West Point Thoroughbreds Michael O'Hagan - Chief Executive, Southern Tons Price Wtd. Ave. Last Year Wtd. Ave. Irish Thoroughbred Marketing, County Kildare, Ireland California Premium 150 $185 –185 $185 $160-210 $183.33 Journalist Panel: 125 $150 –150 $150 NA NA Larry Stewart - Thoroughbred Times Good Jack Shinar - The Blood-Horse Chino-Los Angeles-San Diego Delivered Prices Alfalfa Retail/light<110 lb bales Debbie Arrington - Sacramento Bee FOB—Free On Board YTD—Year To Date Wtd. Ave.—Weighted Average NA—Not Available

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Charity Poker Tournament Benefits CARMA On Saturday, July 24

In support of providing funding for the rehabilitation, retraining to bring guests to attend and enjoy the event. Corporate tables and/or retirement of Thoroughbred horses that have raced in for 10 players are available for a $3,500 donation. Additional California, CARMA (California Retirement Management donation opportunities will be available through on-site opportu - Account) will be hosting its 3rd annual charity Texas Hold ‘Em nity drawings. Register for the event by July 1st and receive a tournament, Poker in Paradise, sponsored by TVG-Betfair, on complimentary Clubhouse Pass valid any single day of 2010 Del Saturday, July 24, at the Del Mar Hilton Hotel at 6 p.m. Mar Meet. CARMA is a charitable 501 (c)(3) organization formed to assist Thoroughbred rehabilitation and retirement organizations that Winners of the poker tournament facilitate the care and retraining of horses who raced in California will walk away with a variety of prizes that include: and whose racing careers have ended. CARMA ensures the race - horses have retirement options by managing and disbursing funds 1) A highly coveted Turf Club Table at Del Mar’s Pacific Classic Day 2) One year of Pro Flowers deliveries to qualified retirement facilities caring for such horses. 3) Santa Anita box (Box seat for 4 for an entire season at Santa Anita) In support of CARMA’s efforts, attendees of the Poker in 4) Pamplemouse Grille dinner for 4 Paradise event will enjoy a laid back tropical paradise theme along 5) One year online subscription to Daily Racing Form with heavy appetizers and a specialty event margarita cleverly 6) An Erica Nordean art print 7) Tickets to the 2010 Breeders’ Cup at Churchill Downs named the “CARMArita”. Guests will mix and mingle with industry elite, including racehorse owners, trainers and jockeys, as well as celebrities with a heart for racehorses (names to be CARMA is funded by individual donations and by their work announced at a later date). with the California Horse Racing Board During the event, a special opportunity (CHRB) to adopt a rule allowing for a 0.3 per - drawing will take place with the chance to cent deduction from purses to help fund win an emerald-cut 1.13-carat cognac equine retirement. This deduction, one own - diamond from Prince Jewelers of Arcadia, ers can opt-out of, is used to help support California. Every participant in the draw - equine retirement farms and other non-profit ing will receive a commemorative glass and programs that care for and retrain retired a 40 percent discount at Prince Jewelers Thoroughbred racehorses. To date, CARMA with every drink purchase. has received support from 80 percent of horse “We are extremely proud of the work owners. we’ve done for the horses in our racing com - Since its inception in 2008, CARMA has munity and look forward to the support at granted $414,000 which has provided care to this year’s Poker in Paradise event to enable over 400 Thoroughbreds that participated in us to continue our work,” said CARMA California races at some point in their career. Board Chair Madeline Auerbach. “The Over 80 percent of the funds raised by the CARMA program has been a proven success in terms of dollars organization are utilized in the day-to-day care of these horses. raised and most importantly in the tangible results seen at our bene - Tickets for the Poker in Paradise event are now available at fitting farms and facilities where the horses live. I’ve seen firsthand www.carma4horses.org . For questions please call (626) 574-6622 that the money is being put to good use.” or email [email protected] . The Del Mar Hilton hotel is Individual poker players enter into the Texas Hold ‘Em style located at 15575 Jimmy Durante Blvd, Del Mar, California 92014. tournament with a $200 donation. Poker players are encouraged Attendees must be at least 21 years of age.

Flashback

Cat Weather On July 3, 1999, Cat Weather, a son of Wind and Wuthering, won the $50,000 Sam J. Whiting Memorial We would like to hear from you! Handicap at Pleasanton by three-quarters of a length over Please contact: Saylo, with Native Sand third in the field of nine. Cat Christy Chapman Weather was trained by Bonnie Lord, ridden by Chad

([email protected]) ©photobyFrank Schvaneveldt and ran the six furlongs in 1:09 4/5 at odds of 5-1. Cat Weather was the seventh of nine foals out of with your suggestions of people Cat Weather the Commissioner mare Chiquita Gata. The Sam J. and facilities in California who re-train Thoroughbred racehorses Whiting was Cat Weather's sixth win in 10 starts and for second careers. only stakes win. He finished his career with seven wins in 28 starts and earnings of $184,508. Cat Weather was bred by owners Ladyhawke Ranch and Zvika Akin in Santa Ynez.

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Registration & Nomination Deadlines Sunday, August 1 – Report of Mares Bred (ROMB) due to The Jockey Club from stallion owners.

Recent Recipients Of The Maiden Bonus Program IMPORTANT EVENTS & DATES They are as follows: SATURDAY, JULY 10 THOROUGHBRED OWNERS OF CALIFORNIA (TOC) Edward J. Brown Jr., Ferro Family Trust, OWNERSHIP CONFERENCE: AN IN-DEPTH STUDY OF RACEHORSE OWNERSHIP Alameda County Fairgrounds, Pleasanton, Calif. Alan Klein & Phil Lebherz, owners of Lucky Mr. K earned $20,000 on June 23rd at Hollywood Park TUESDAY, JULY 20 CALIFORNIA THOROUGHBRED FARM MANAGERS ASSOCIATION (CTFMA) George & Martha Schwary Racing LLC, owners of ANNUAL FUNDRAISER/POTLUCK—“DINE WITH THE STALLIONS” Georgie's Sweetie earned $20,000 Vessels Stallion Farm, Bonsall, Calif. on June 24th at Hollywood Park THURSDAY, JULY 22 CALIFORNIA HORSE RACING BOARD (CHRB) MONTHLY BOARD MEETING Barbara DeLima, owner of Tiz Blushing earned $10,000 Del Mar Thoroughbred Club, Del Mar, Calif. on June 26th at the Alameda County Fair in Pleasanton SATURDAY, JULY 24 Andy Mathis & Felicity Stanley, owners of Tommy's Pick earned CALIFORNIA RETIREMENT MANAGEMENT ACCOUNT (CARMA) $10,000 on June 27th at the Alameda County Fair in Pleasanton CARMA CARES FUNDRAISER Del Mar Thoroughbred Club, Del Mar, Calif.

California-Bred Maiden Winners In North America: June 21 –27 , 2010

BENCHMARK COMIC STRIP JOEY FRANCO June 23 (HOL, $41,800 MSW.) June 25 (LA, $7,400 MCL.) June 22 (YAV, $4,000 MCL.) Lucky Mr. K. Edward J. Brown Jr., Ferro Family Comic Shoes. Double Bar S Ranch LLC’s b. f., 3, Loco Marianna. Priscilla Leon’s dk. b. f., 4, by Trust, Alan Klein and Phil Lebherz’s b. c., 2, by by Comic Strip—Goody Slew Shoes by Slew the Joey Franco—San Joaquin Gal by Gorky. Breeder: Benchmark—Brief Interlude by Deputy Minister. Surgeon. Breeder: Double Bar S Ranch LLC. Harris Farms Inc. Trainer: Priscilla Leon. Jockey: Breeders: Pam and Martin Wygod. Trainer: Jeff Trainer: Charles S. Treece. Jockey: Eulices Gomez. Kate M. Repp. Bonde. Jockey: Victor Espinoza. June 27 (CBY, $8,450 MCL.) LORD CARSON BERTRANDO Tori’s Boldone. Doug Oliver’s dk. b. g., 4, by June 26 (ARP, $5,100 MCL.) June 25 (PLN, $9,500 MCL.) Comic Strip—Sultry Boldness by Sultry Song. My Huckleberry. Shawn H. Davis’ b. g., 5, by Lord Jettie Ann. Lewis and Donna Cenicola and Breeder: K & M Stables. Trainer: Doug Oliver. Carson—Sail Home Kitty by Northern Flagship. T. Lawrence and Ann L. Jett’s dk. b. f., 3, by Jockey: Juan G. Rivera. Breeder: Tommy Town Thoroughbreds LLC. Bertrando—Cookin Vickie by Far Out East. GOLDEN GEAR Trainer: Shawn H. Davis. Jockey: Russell Vicchrilli. Breeders: Lewis A. and Donna Cenicola and June 23 (PLN, $14,750 MCL.) T. Lawrence and Ann L. Jett. Trainer: Lewis A. Bad Girl Bad Girl. Doug Utley’s b. f., 2, by Golden Ministers Wild Cat Cenicola. Jockey: Russell A. Baze. Gear—Herecomesyouandi by You and I. Breeder: Tommy Town Thoroughbreds Valley Thoroughbred Farm. Trainer: Doug Utley. BUILT FOR PLEASURE Jockey: David G. Lopez. 805-686-4337 June 22 (YAV, $4,000 MCL.) June 21 (YAV, $4,000 MCL.) Ms Paint It Black. William L. Mehok’s dk. b. m., 5, June 24 (PLN, $10,750 MCL.) Ministersrisinhigh. Irma Higuera’s dk. b. g., 3, by by Built for Pleasure—Katarina Sky by Damascus. Golden Gaylord. Ron Blake, M. A. Douzos and Ron Ministers Wild Cat—High and Rising by Storm Creek. Breeders: Susan Derby and Gary Folgner. Stolich’s b. g., 4, by Golden Gear—Dr. Leme Breeder: Tommy Town Thoroughbreds LLC. Trainer: William L. Mehok. Jockey: Tyler Kaplan. by Dr. Blum. Breeders: Jack Hatch and Bobby Trainer: Kevin Knudsen. Jockey: Alberto R. Higuera. George. Trainer: Gil Matos. Jockey: David G. Lopez. CAPSIZED June 24 (SRP, $6,500 MCL.) June 26 (HST, $12,400 MCL.) Expressed. Gary and Bruce Whited’s dk. b. g., 3, High Brite Foxcreek. Encore Stables’ ch. g., 3, by Ministers by Capsized—Expressway by Tabasco Cat. Harris Farms Inc. Wild Cat—Mike’s Way by Gulch. Breeders: Breeder: BnD Chase Thoroughbreds Inc. (559) 884-2859 John Roche and Richard Egge. Trainer: Craig Trainer: Brent Young. Jockey: Rico Flores. MacPherson. Jockey: David Wilson. June 23 (PLN, $11,000 MCL.) CHAPEL ROYAL Lucky High. Harris Farms Inc.’s dk. b. f., 3, by High MR. PROCRASTINATOR June 26 (HOL, $21,600 MCL.) Brite—With Some Luck by Lear Fan. Breeder: June 25 (PLN, $9,250 MCL.) Bold Type. Ron Beegle’s dk. b. g., 3, by Chapel Harris Farms Inc. Trainer: John F. Martin. Jockey: Shadyproposition. Curt C. and Lila L. Lanning and Royal—Kim’s Grace by Dixie Union. Breeder: Frank T. Alvarado. Ed Moger Jr.’s gr./ro. g., 3, by Mr. Procrastinator— Milt A. Policzer. Trainer: Sean McCarthy. Jockey: Mutual Agreement by Northern Flagship. . IN EXCESS (IRE) Breeders: Curt C. and Lila L. Lanning and Ed June 23 (HOL, $19,288 MCL.) Moger Jr. Trainer: Ed Moger Jr. Jockey: Juan J. June 27 (EMD, $5,100 MCL.) Connagher. Juan M Quinones Jr. and Mary Hernandez. Call Me R N. Mark Dedomenico LLC’s dk. b. f., 3, Ellen West’s dk. b. g., 4, by In Excess (Ire)—Shadow’s by Chapel Royal—Precise Accusation by Exploit. Smile by Opening Verse. Breeder: F. Jack Breeders: Dan and Carleen Belton. Trainer: Liebau Sr. Trainer: Ted H. West. Jockey: Joel Continued on next page Michael Puhich. Jockey: Inoel Beato. Rosario. www.ctba.com CALIFORNIA THOROUGHBRED WEEKLY • June 30, 2010 7 California-Bred Maiden Winners In North America: June 21 –27 , 2010

Continued from page 7 Kingman Kid. Morey Family Trust’s dk. b. g., 3, by June 26 (RD, $3,800 MCL.) Rainbow Blues (Ire)—Jeweled Sky by Bertrando. Firey Sara. Billy, Donna and Justin Hays’ dk. b. MOMENTUM Breeder: C-Punch Ranch Inc. Trainer: William J. f., 4, by Souvenir Copy—Sheer Fire by Septieme June 23 (SUF, $9,400 MCL.) Morey Jr. Jockey: Rosario Montanez. Ciel. Breeders: Patrick and Charlotte Hurley. Mo Dular. Matties Racing Stable LLC’s b. g., 3, Trainer: Joe Woodard. Jockey: Perry W. Ouzts. by Momentum—Seeking the Touch by Touch REDATTORE (BRZ) Gold. Breeder: J. Paul Reddam. Trainer: Paul R. June 26 (GRP, $1,786 MCL.) Tizbud Mandalfino. Jockey: Taylor M. Hole. Persimmon Driver. Ronald M. Haasl’s ch. g., 4, by Redattore (Brz)—Harlan’s Pleasure by Harlan. Harris Farms Inc. Old Topper Breeder: James Blake. Trainer: Ronald M. Haasl. (559) 884-2859 Tommy Town Thoroughbreds Jockey: Terrance Birdrattler. 805-686-4337 June 26 (PLN, $34,250 MSW.) Sea of Secrets Tiz Blushing. Barbara DeLima’s dk. b. f., 2, by June 27 (PLN, $33,750 MSW.) Tizbud—Winning Blush by Iron Cat. Breeder: Edie Tommy’s Pick. Andy Mathis and Felicity Staley’s b. Ballena Vista Farm Leone. Trainer: Clifford DeLima. Jockey: Russell A. f., 3, by Old Topper—Recklesswarrant by Candi’s (760) 789-3900 Baze. Gold. Breeder: Andy Mathis. Trainer: Andy Mathis. Jockey: Chad P. Schvaneveldt. June 27 (GRP, $1,900 MCL.) TURKOMAN Sea Tami’s Secrets. Susan E. Hurley’s b. f., 3, by June 21 (YAV, $4,000 MCL.) POLLARD’S VISION Sea of Secrets—Tami’s Issue by Somethingfabulous. Irish Monarch. Leonard A. Espinoza’s ch. g., 4, by June 24 (PLN, $9,750 MCL.) Breeder: Zvika Akin. Trainer: Dennis Hurley. Jockey: Turkoman—Misapi by Miswaki. Breeder: Hugh C. No Going Back. Dean and Susie Pederson’s Flip J. Nolla r. Kearns. Trainer: Leonard A. Espinoza. Jockey: ch. g., 3, by Pollard’s Vision—Legal Waiver by Thomas Hinojosa. Wavering Monarch. Breeders: Jim and Michelle SOUVENIR COPY Gustafson. Trainer: Dean Pederson. Jockey: June 23 (PLN, $9,750 MCL.) YOU AND I Chad P. Schvaneveldt. Notwithstanding. Jane Field’s b. f., 3, by Souvenir June 25 (LBG, $3,100 MCL.) Copy—Born Blonde by Mud Route. Breeder: Jane Dr Hoodoo. Jim Depew’s dk. b. g., 4, by You RAINBOW BLUES (IRE) Field. Trainer: William J. Morey Jr. Jockey: Russell A. and I—Tipiary by Dumaani. Breeder: Fran Stolich. June 27 (PLN, $9,500 MCL.) Baze. Trainer: Jim Depew. Jockey: Duncan S. Gordon.

This is a list, arranged in order of sire, of California-foaled Thorough-breds who broke their maidens in the U.S. and Canada during the month indicated. The informa - tion contained on these pages is compiled by The Jockey Club Information Systems Inc. While every effort is made to prevent errors and omissions, California Thoroughbred cannot guarantee their complete and total accuracy.

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$10,363,466, $39,555 average per starter. Siberian Summer Yearling auction record, 1980 to present— My Summer Slew Victory Rose Thoroughbreds 74 yearlings sold, 10 crops, $11,555 average. In (707) 678-6580 2009, 5 yearlings sold, $1,700 average. ROBERT K. KERLAN MEMORIAL HANDICAP, 1st dam: MY BOUQUET. Bred by Nick Cafarchia Hollywood Park, June 27, $60,000 added, three-year- (Calif.). Raced 3 years, 12 starts, 4 wins. Earned olds and up, 6 furlongs turf, 1:08.40, course firm. Fortino II (Fr) $32,018 (SPR 70). FFSPR: 71 Caro (Ire) Course record: 1:07.54. Trainer: Craig Dollase. Jockey: Chambord 04 My Continental, g., by Flying Continental. Raced 2 Siberian Express Alonso Quinonez. Odds: 7-2 Warfare Indian Call years, 3 starts, no wins. Earned $1,014 (SPR 14). SIBERIAN SUMMER La Morlaye $2,000 yearling 2005 ATBA Fall Mixed Sale. 3 Nearctic MY SUMMER SLEW , dk. b. or br. g., 5 (117), ⁄4 gr. or ro. 1989 Icecapade Shenanigans 05 MY SUMMER SLEW , g., by Siberian Summer. Siberian Summer—My Bouquet, $47,790 Mia Karina Tom Rolfe At 5, WON Robert K. Kerlan Memorial H., 3rd Los Basin by Slewpy Delta Angeles H. (Gr. III). (SPR 96). Bold Reasoning 06 Siberian Slewpy, g., by Siberian Summer. Raced Stoneside (Ire) , b. g., 6 (117), no Seattle Slew My Charmer 1 year, 3 starts, no wins. Earned $1,092 (SPR 19). Slewpy Marchand de Sable—Greenstone (Ire), $12,330 Prince John $1,500 yearling 2007 CTBA/Barretts California’s by Green Desert Rare Bouquet MY BOUQUET Forest Song October Yearling Sale. (Marsha Naify) Key to the Mint b. 1997 Plugged Nickle 08 My Slew, c., by Anziyan Royalty. Toll Booth My Nickelodeon 2nd dam: My Nickelode Arts and Letters on (1987). Bred by Angus M. Unzip Me , ch. f., 4 (116), 1 Oxford Crew Lava Creek MacLean and Hermitage Farm (Ky.). Unraced. City Zip—Escape With Me, $9,558 Produced 7 foals, 5 winners. by Arazi When Siberian Summer has been crossed with Broodmare Sire: SLEWPY. Raced 3 years in (Harris Farms Inc., Per Antonsen, Marin Jones and Slewpy mares, it has produced 2 foals of racing age, England, North America, 21 starts, 8 wins. Earned Donald Valpredo) 1 winner (50%), 1 SW (50%), 0 graded SW, $98,716 $710,248 (SPR 99). Sire of 290 mares which average earnings per runner. produced 789 foals. 28 mares produced SWs Also: Scenic Blast (Aus) (123)—$3,699, Noble Sire: SIBERIAN SUMMER. Raced 4 years, 32 (4%). 470 runners (60%), 339 winners (43%), Court (119)—$1,233, Cayambe (114)—$400, Kelly 35 SWs (4%), including Falbrav (Ire), Helissio (Fr), Leak (116)—$400. starts, 6 wins. Earned $501,615 (SPR 97). Sire of 10 crops, 372 foals, 262 runners (70%), High Fly. Progeny earnings of $25,591,632. Foaled: Creston Farms, Creston, Calif. RACING RECORD 182 winners (49%), 12 SWs (3%), including Dream of Summer, Summer Wind Dancer, Breeder: Nick Cafarchia. AGE STS 1st 2nd 3rd Earnings Owner: Nick Cafarchia. 3 3 1 0 1 $27,480 Summer Service. Total progeny earnings 4 5 2 1 0 64,640 The Season in California: Results of recent stakes won by California-breds in California. The statistics compiled here are provided by The Jockey Club 5 5 2 0 2 104,172 Information Systems Inc. (TJCIS) and include the starts percentile ranking (SPR) and the female family starts percentile ranking (FFSPR). While every effort is made to prevent errors and omissions, the California Thoroughbred cannot guarantee their complete and total accuracy. The SPR and the FFSPR, developed Totals 13 5 1 3 $196,292 by TJCIS, are based on racing in North America, Argentina, Australia, England, France, Hong Kong, Ireland, Italy, Japan and the UAE only .

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The July 2010 issue of California Thoroughbred,theofficialpublicationoftheCalifornia Wednesday, June 30, 2010 Thoroughbred Breeders Association (CTBA), is on the verge of being completed and is scheduled to be mailed out to both its subscribers and the CTBA membership at the end ©California Thoroughbred WEEKLY 2010 of this week. Featured as this edition’s cover story is a tribute to Best Pal, the six-time grade I 201 Colorado Place, Arcadia, California 91007 winner and $5,668-245 earner who will become only the seventh California-bred member Telephone: (626) 445-7800 or 1-800-573-CTBA (California residents only) of the National Hall of Fame in Saratoga Springs, New York, when FAX: (626) 445-6981 heisinductedintothisprestigiousshrineonFriday,August13. E-mail address: [email protected] Besides these articles, the latest magazine also includes many other feature stories of interest, such as: the third in a four-part regional photo-essay on California’s foals of 2010, this month featuring the “babies” located in the Golden State’s Central Coast; an In Owned and published by the California Thoroughbred Breeders Association, a Memoriam piece on Cal-bred Snow Chief, the Eclipse Award winner who died May 15 nonprofit corporation dedicated to the production of better Thoroughbred horses for better Thoroughbred racing. at Eagle Oak Ranch in Paso Robles just hours before this year’s renewal of the grade I Preakness Stakes, an event he won in 1986; reviews of the past month’s graded stakes wins by the Cal-bred trio of Acclamation (grade I Charles Whittingham Memorial Opinions expressed in signed articles are those of the authors and do not Handicap on June 5), Evening Jewel (grade II Honeymoon Handicap on May 31) and necessarily reflect policies of the CTBA or this magazine. Publication of any material originating herein is expressly forbidden without first obtaining written Cost of Freedom (grade III Los Angeles Handicap on June 5); wrap-ups of the other permission from California Thoroughbred WEEKLY. black-type wins at Hollywood Park by the Cal-bred duo of Unzip Me (Great Lady M. Stakes on May 21) and U R All That I Am (Fran’s Valentine Stakes on May 23); a CTBA Member Profile on Mike Pegram, the owner of this year’s Preakness winner All advertising copy is submitted subject to approval. We reserve the right to Lookin At Lucky and the breeder and/or owner of such Cal-bred champions as reject any copy that is misleading or that does not meet with the standards set Icecoldbeeratreds, Gibson County, Controlled and Letthebighossroll; a feature on Villa bythepublication. Chardonnay, Monika Kerber and Louise Gardner’s horse rescue, retirement and adop-

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