Turf Talents Look to Go the Extra Mile in Ricoh Woodbine Mile

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Magic Attitude Makes North American Turf Talents Look To Debut in Belmont Oaks Invitational $950,000 Uncle Mo Colt Highlights Third Go The Extra Mile in Session of Keeneland Sept. Yearling Sale United Way of Marion County to Ricoh Woodbine Mile Receive Donation from Publix WOODBINE PRESS RELEASE______Woodbine Mile, worth $1 million and con- Gulfstream Park Charts tested over the world-renowned E.P. Taylor TORONTO – Starship Jubilee, Canada’s Turf Course, has attracted a competitive Track Results & Entries reigning Horse of the Year, will take on a field of eight hopefuls. With an estimated gifted group of seven rivals, including 2-1 post time of 5:39 p.m. ET, the race will be Florida Stallion Progeny List morning line favorite War of Will and unde- showcased on a live broadcast airing on feated three-year-old Shirl’s Speight, in TSN3 & TSN5 in Canada and on NBCSN in Florida Breeders’ List Saturday’s Grade 1 Ricoh Woodbine Mile. the U.S. from 5-6 p.m. ET. The 24th running of the Ricoh See STARSHIP JUBILEE on page 3 Wire to Wire Business Place Best A Luck’s Vangilder Featured Advertisers Faces Tough Challengers Florida Department of Agriculture BY TAMMY A. GANTT ______Remington Park in Oklahoma City to the FTBOA scenic track in Albuquerque, New Mexico Ocala Breeders’ Sales Co. “Amarillo by Morning” may be the for the $200,000 Downs at Albuquerque hauler’s theme song for Florida-bred Handicap on Saturday. Ocala Breeders’ Feed & Supply Vangilder as the horse heads up from the Seminole Feed high plains of his training base at See VANGILDER on page 7

Continued from COVER Under the terms of the Breeders’ Cup ‘Win and You’re In’ Challenge Series, the Woodbine Mile winner will be entitled to a fees-paid berth for the $2 million FanDuel Breeders’ Cup Mile, to be run on November 7 at Keeneland. This year’s edition of the Mile showcases an intriguing mix of local talents and U.S. headliners. Starship Jubilee, Canada’s 2019 Horse of the Year, will make her 38th career start in the fall turf classic for owner Blue Heaven Farm and trainer Kevin Attard. The Florida-bred bay was claimed for $16,000 on Attard’s behalf by his father and fellow trainer, Tino Attard, at Gulfstream in early 2017. Entered in the 2018 November Breeding Stock Sale at Keeneland, Starship Jubilee failed to meet her $425,000 reserve and was subsequently sold privately to Bonnie Baskin’s Blue Heaven Farm. The seven-year-old daughter of Indy Wind has assembled a career record of 18-5-3, going 3-3-1 from seven starts in 2019 en route to her Sovereign Award recognition, which also includes three straight (2017-19) Champion Female Turf Horse honors. “I don’t think people realize how hard it is to keep a horse con- sistent,” said Attard. “When you see that consistency – there are always so many things that can go wrong, bad trips, bad luck, horses waking up on race day and not feeling well – bringing their A-game each and every time, it shows you how special it is and how special this horse is.” In five starts this year, Starship Jubilee, bred in Florida by William Sorren, won her first four starts before finishing fourth in her most recent engagement, the Diana (G1) at Saratoga on August 23. Attard is hoping a return to the E.P. Taylor course, where she has won six races including back-to-back (2018-19) Canadian Stakes (G2), results in a trip to the winner’s circle. “You can see that she seems like she enjoys winning. She has that desire and she has that feisty attitude in the morning. I think, especially with fillies, that attitude carries over to the afternoon.” Now, her connections are hoping to add some more hardware to an already impressive haul. “She’s a multiple Sovereign Award winner, which is pretty special in itself. But, to train a Horse of the Year, that’s icing on the cake, a huge accomplishment. To look back at the season that she had, winning the E.P. Taylor Stakes, an international race like that, it was a fabulous season, and she’s a fabulous mare. They are once-in-a-lifetime horses.” Attard has enjoyed having a front-row seat to watch her compete. “When I look at her, she’s tiny – definitely not big. She’s fierce, she’s feisty and she just has this mental approach and attitude… she goes out there and wants to do everything hard and fast. She loves what she does. She’s a true competitor – loves to train, loves to run, and enjoys what she does. And we enjoy watching it all.” Should she win, Starship Jubilee would join Ventura (2009) and Tepin (2016) as the only mares to take the Mile. Leading jockey Justin Stein picks up the mount on the mare who is approaching the $2 million mark in career earnings. A Keeneland sale graduate, War of Will is a four-year-old Kentucky-bred son of War Front out of the Sadler’s Wells mare Visions of Clarity (Ire). Gary Barber’s 2019 Preakness Stakes winner heads into Saturday’s engagement off a nose win in the Maker’s Mark Mile (G1) on July 10. The Maker's Mark was the fourth graded stakes victory for War of Will and his first on turf.

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page 3 Admiralty Pier, 5-3-2 from 21 starts, was seventh to El Tormenta Continued from Last year, War of Will took the Lecomte Stakes (G3) and Risen in last year’s running of the race. Star Stakes (G2) at Fair Grounds before his Preakness victory in Armistice Day, also from the Minshall barn, will be making his third straight start at Woodbine. mid-May. The Preakness came after a troubled seventh-place fin- Owned by Bruce Lunsford and Lansdon Robbins, the four- ish in the Kentucky Derby (G1) on May 4, 2019. year-old son of Declaration of War has a 3-2-1 record from five The Woodbine Mile represents his third Woodbine start. outings at the Toronto oval, including a one-length score in last He launched his career with a pair of races at the Toronto oval, July’s Toronto Cup Stakes. including a third in his debut on August 24, 2018. The chestnut gelding’s most recent win came on August 2 at In his second start, three weeks later, the colt contested the Summer Woodbine, a 1 ¼-length triumph in a 1 1/16 mile main track race Stakes (G1), finishing second to even-money choice Fog of War. that was originally scheduled for the grass. Now, after two years, the well-travelled bay is back at the place Live Oak Plantation homebred March to the Arch, also trained where it all began. by Casse, took the one-mile turf King Edward on August 15. Casse, who won the 2016 Mile with Tepin and the 2017 run- Under Rafael Hernandez, the five-year-old gelded son of Arch ning with World Approval, is hopeful the third time is the charm notched a 2 ¼-length win in the Grade 2 stakes event, the seventh for the five-time winner. win in 23 starts for the Florida-bred bay. “He’s coming off that nice win in the Maker’s Mark Mile and “I was extremely impressed with his last win,” said Casse. he’s trained as good as I’ve ever seen him train since that race. “More importantly, he’s come back and trained very well. Patrick We’re expecting him to run well. Rafael [Hernandez] is going to [Husbands] is going to ride him. We’ve had tremendous success ride him. We had got the call for Rafael for the Mile, two or three with Patrick over the years and he’s also had great success for Live weeks before March the Arch ran. So, it doesn’t have anything to Oak. It was a perfect match.” do with him picking one over the other. He had committed to Gary Casse’s third Mile entrant comes in the form of hard-knocking Barber and War of Will before he even rode March the Arch. I Olympic Runner, who recently earned silver against multiple stakes don’t want anybody to read anything into it – that they think one champion Pink Lloyd in both the Bold Venture (G3) and Vigil (G3). is better than the other. It has no bearing.” A four-year-old son of Gio Ponti, the Gary Barber-owned geld- Lightly-raced Shirl’s Speight, denied a spot in the Kentucky ing has a record of 3-3-2 from 12 career starts. Derby starting gate after developing a cough ahead of the race, Last year, Olympic Runner, bred by Eutrophia Farm, won the will be making his third start in the Mile. King Corrie Stakes, at Woodbine. In his last eight starts, the After a brilliant debut on July 4, an eight-length score at seven fur- Kentucky-bred has two wins, three seconds and two thirds. longs on the E.P. Taylor Turf Course, Charles Fipke’s homebred three- “He’s a horse that’s just become better and better,” praised year-old son of Speightstown followed it up with a 2 ¾-length tri- Casse. “We just feel like the mile will suit him well, but he still umph in the main track Marine Stakes (G3) at Woodbine on July 25. has to prove he fits in the caliber of March the Arch and War of "He missed a work but I kept him galloping and galloping,” the Will. He’s doing well.” noted Attfield. “He had a very good work [Tuesday] morning." Daisuke Fukumoto, who teamed to win the Queen’s Plate with Shirl’s Speight was also being considered for the 145th running Mighty Heart on September 12, gets the call. of the Preakness on October 3 before the connections decided to Value Proposition, a four-year-old son of Dansili, will try the keep their budding star at home. Canadian green scene for the first time. "This [Mile] is still a big step, but it's better than the alterna- Trained by Chad Brown for Klaravich Racing Stables, the dark tive,” said Attfield. “There was the dirt, the ship, I couldn't send bay heads into the Mile off a third-place showing in the Poker help with him." (G3) on July 4 at Belmont. A five-year-old son of English Channel, Admiralty Pier brings Bred by Meon Valley Stud, Value Proposition is 3-0-1 from back-to-back second-place efforts into the Mile. five career starts. Trained by Barb Minshall, the gelding was a half-length back The lucrative Ricoh Woodbine Mile program will also feature of Silent Poet in the Connaught Cup (G2) on July 11, before tak- the $125,000 Singspiel Stakes (G3), the $135,000 Woodbine Cares ing the runner-up spot to Mile rival March to the Arch in the King Stakes, and the $135,000 Ontario Racing Stakes. Breeders’ Cup Edward (G2) on August 15. Challenge Series action will continue on Sunday with the $250,000 In his first start of 2020, the Calumet Farm-bred chestnut Summer Stakes (G1) and $250,000 Natalma Stakes (G1). sprung a 21-1 upset in the Tampa Bay Stakes (G3) on February 8. First race post time on Saturday is set for 1:10 p.m. For more Owned by Hoolie Racing Stable and Bruce Lunsford, information, visit Woodbine.com. $1 million Ricoh Woodbine Mile (Grade 1) Post Horse Jockey Trainer Morning Line 1 March to the Arch Patrick Husbands Mark Casse 5-2 2 Armistice Day David Moran Barbara Minshall 20-1 3 Shirl’s Speight Kazushi Kimura Roger Attfield 8-1 4 Starship Jubilee Justin Stein Kevin Attard 4-1 5 Olympic Runner Daisuke Fukumoto Mark Casse 15-1 6 Admiralty Pier Steven Bahen Barbara Minshall 10-1 7 Value Proposition Luis Contreras Chad Brown 6-1 8 War of Will Rafael Hernandez Mark Casse 2-1

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Continued from COVER The sole Florida-bred on the card, Vangilder comes off a solid breeze on Sept. 14 of :49.08 for four furlongs marking the second fastest time during morning works at Remington Park. Bred by Tommy and Lori Fackler’s Best A Luck Farm in Reddick, the four-year-old colt is looking for his first win in 2020. By Paynter out of the Parade Ground mare High Speed Goalie, the Florida-bred is looking to add a fourth win to his career stats but he faces 5-2 favorite and multiple graded stakes placed Restrainedvengence (KY). The five-year- old gelding finished second last time out at Del Mar on Aug. 23 going a mile on the turf. On June 14, the favorite won the San Francisco Mile after overtaking the front runner at the three-quarters pole and then led to the wire. On March 15 at Sunland Park, Restrainedvengence won the Curribot Handicap at a mile-and-a-sixteenth on the dirt. The horse has the stamina to get the Albuquerque Handicap’s mile-and-an-eighth distance. In the morning line at 8-1, Vangilder’s best races came last summer at a mile-and-a-sixteenth with a second place Florida-bred Vangilder/COADY PHOTO finish in the Super Derby G3 and a win in the Charles Taylor Derby. all or part of 12 mares including the Dance With Pendleton has odds of 4-1 and comes Fate’s dam Flirting with Fate. The horse was by into the race with a record of eight wins, Florida stallion Two Step Salsa, the 2013 leading three seconds and one third in 17 starts Florida freshmen sire. She earned $680,050 in posting $254,164 in earnings. The six-year- her career posting three wins and three seconds old gelding has been racing the Southwest in nine starts. circuit for the last two years typically in They also bred the Eclipse award-winning black type company and is multiple stakes female sprinter Shamrock Rose (PA). By Double placed. Diamond Farm’s First Dude, the filly recorded The complete field in post-position five wins in 13 starts for earnings of $968,962. order is Deputy's Echo (KY), American First Dude was 2017 and 2018 Florida stallion of Dubai (VA), Vangilder (FL), Articulator the year. Owned by Conrad Farms and trained by (KY), Restrainedvengence (KY), Pendleton Mark Casse, she ran in stakes company from the (KY), Collusionist (CO), Bokeelia Island start winning the Ontario Debutante Stakes at (KY) and Top Draw (KY). Woodbine. Over synthetic and dirt surfaces, her Sold to Charles Hovitz for $30,000 out four-race stakes win streak in the Malvern Rose Stakes at Presque Isle Downs, the La Lorgnette of the Ocala Breeders’ Sales March two- Thomas Fackler/SHERIDAN PHOTO year-old-in-training sale in 2018, Vangilder Stakes at Woodbine, the G2 Raven Run Stakes at was consigned by his breeder. Keeneland, and the Breeders' Cup Filly and Mare Sprint at Thomas and Lori Fackler grew up in the horse country of Churchill Downs earned her an Eclipse award in 2018. Ocala. Lori’s early career was with broodmares. She met Thomas Shamrock Rose raced three times in 2019, with her most one summer when she was working with yearlings. Her father notable effort being a third in the G2 Azeri Stakes at Oaklawn trained jockeys and Thomas joined the program. It was where he Park. began his equine education. The Fackler’s early years were spent In recent years, the consignment has sold horses for six figures traveling to racetracks dotting the country as Thomas pursued his at the Ocala Breeders’ Sales Company. The horses were either riding career. The constant travel led them to another path in the homebreds or pinhooks and include multiple stakes winner Fly horse business – a home base. Top Queen. While Lori continued her education, Thomas worked at several They have started and trained 2-year-old champions of several notable farms including Manuden and Town and Country. They states including New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Florida. began Reddick-based Best A Luck Farm more than two decades The Facklers said, “This has been very exciting and rewarding ago and the farm has grown to 45 acres with a five-eighths mile as we are a smaller operation. We believe this has enabled us to race track. With experience, they began purchasing and selling focus more attention and time on the young horses. Living onsite yearlings as two-year olds, the start of their pinhooking ventures. also allows for nightly checks and more contact time with the They progressed to adding homebreds to the sales. horses.” Florida-bred champion Dance With Fate was bred by Best A In 2014 they were honored with the Needles award after post- Luck and was a contender in the 2014 Kentucky Derby after coming earnings of $533,830. The award was established by the ing off a win in the Grade 1 Toyota Blue Grass Stakes that year. Florida Thoroughbred Breeders’ and Owners’ Association to The horse was a successful consignment in the 2013 OBS April honor Florida breeders who own small thoroughbred operations sale selling for $120,000 to Joseph Ciaglia, Jr. Best A Luck owns and have made outstanding contributions to the Florida thorough-

KENTUCKY DOWNS PRESS OFFICE ____ Tyler Gaffalione put an exclamation mark on his first riding title at Kentucky Downs in Franklin, Ky., completing a three-win day Wednesday as Qatar Racing's French-bred 9-1 shot Guildsman came from far back to beat 21- 1 shot Island Commish by a neck in the $500,000, Grade 3 Franklin-Simpson Stakes. It was another neck back to 47-1 Souper Dormy in the capacity field of 12 3-year-old sprinters in the final stakes of the six-date RUNHAPPY Meet at Kentucky Downs. The Brendan Walsh-trained Guildsman provided the 26-year-old Gaffalione his meet-leading 11th win one race after clinching the 2020 Kentucky Downs riding title. He nailed at least one race on five of the meet's six days. “That was nice,” Gaffalione said. “It was a great meet. My agent (Matt Muzikar) has done an incredible job preparing for this meet. I'm so thrilled for Brendan. He's been helping me for a long time. We've been trying to hook up with this colt. The distance was key today, just a little extra ground. He kept coming and really Guildsman/COADY PHOTO proved his stuff today. It was a great race all around.” Guildsman made his first six starts in England, France and Johnny Unleashed led through blistering opening fractions of Ireland last year. Sent to Walsh, he was making his fifth start in :21.47 and :44.77 seconds for the quarter- and half-mile, most America, racing well each time against quality competition. He closely followed by Maven, Island Commish and 2-1 favorite came into the Franklin-Simpson off his first U.S. win, that coming Turned Aside. Meanwhile, Guildsman had one horse beat and was in Presque Isle's $75,000 Tom Ridge Stakes over a synthetic sur- six-and-a-half lengths off the pace entering the stretch run in the face. seven path. “They just sent him over here,” Walsh said. “I guess they just From there, Guildsman did his best running, and by mid- thought maybe he'd fit here. The 5 and the 5 1/2 races, he's been stretch only 21-1 longshot Island Commish was in front of him running well but they're a little bit on the short side for him, with Souper Dormy, longest odds in the field at 47-1, looming maybe. We were going six at Presque Isle last time and the 6 1/2 after being far behind early. today was right in his wheelhouses. I'm not actually surprised. Guildsman was best in the closing yards to prevail by a neck over He's a really talented horse.” Island Commish, the only horse in the early pace that stayed on. The victory was the third of the meet for Walsh, who also won Souper Dormy just missed second by another neck. Flap Jack, who Wednesday's fourth race with Born Great, the only two-time win- was sent off at 37-1 odds, finished fourth, beaten three lengths. ner at the meet. Named after the host town and county of the south-central “I'm not just a one-horse trainer,” Walsh said with a laugh. Kentucky track venue, the six-and-a-half furlong Franklin The victory capped a huge two-week run for Qatar Racing's Simpson yielded among the highest exotics payoffs of the meet. Sheikh Fahad al Thani. Sheikh Fahad is partners on the Brad Cox- The foursome fueled a 10-cent superfecta payoff of $6,919.15; trained Kentucky Oaks winner Shedaresthedevil. Guildsman also the $2 exacta paid $364.00; and the $1 trifecta returned $3,956.30. provided Qatar Racing its second straight victory in the Franklin- As for the $2 win-place-show money, Guildsman tickets were Simpson, being the co-owner of last year's Doug O'Neill-trained worth $21.80, $10.60 and $6.40. Island Commish paid $19.80 and winner Legends of War. $12.00, and Souper Dormy tickets were redeemed for $18.20. “Sheikh Fahad was watching closely at home in England,” said Following the top four across the finish line were, in order, his representative, Fergus Galvin, who was at the Keeneland year- Turned Aside, Old Chestnut, Another Miracle, Johnny Unleashed, ling sales. “He was thrilled. He had a big couple of weeks with Fore Left, Embolden, Maven and Competitive Saint. Shedaresthedevil. Brendan has done a great job with the horse. He Guildsman was timed in 1:15.87 on turf rated firm. The win had it mapped out from a few months ago. But Sheikh Fahad has pushed Guildsman's record to three wins from 11 starts, with a gotten a massive thrill out of him. He's always shown a lot of second and two thirds. The value of the race turned out to be promise, this horse. He ran in some of the bigger 2-year-old races $343,875 because no Kentucky Thoroughbred Development Fund over there. The distance, 6 1/2 furlongs, and the configuration of money was available to the French-bred gelding Guildsman. With the track obviously played to his advantage. But it certainly made the winner's share of $144,150, he upped his earnings to Sheikh Fahad a big fan of Kentucky Downs. He's already wanting $254,636. to stock up the stable to point to the meeting next year.”

Back to Top Page 10 TOBA to Honor State Breeders During National Awards Program TOBA PRESS RELEASE______State Breeders of the Year: Arkansas: Bill McDowell The Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders Association (TOBA) announced Wednesday that they will honor breeders selected from California: Reddam Racing LLC 22 states and Canada during the TOBA National Awards on Sat., Canadian: Ivan Dalos Sept. 26. Florida: Charlotte Weber/ Live Oak Stud The National Breeder of the Year and National Small Breeder of the Indiana: Michael E. and Penny S. Lauer Year will be selected from the state Iowa: Allen Poindexter breeders listed below and announced Kansas: Jerry Johnson during the awards. Kentucky: W.S. Farish “The 23 breeders from the U.S. and Canada enjoyed a tremendous Louisiana: Evelyn Benoit year in 2019 from their homebred Maryland: Sagamore Farm runners and we are honored to recog- Massachusetts: Joseph DiRico nize their outstanding achievements and contributions to our sport at the Minnesota: Robert Lothenbach TOBA National Awards,” said Dan New Jersey: John Bowers Jr. Metzger, president of TOBA. New Mexico: J. Kirk and Judy Robison Also honored during the TOBA Charlotte Weber/FILE PHOTO National Awards program will be the New York: Chester and Mary Broman National Owner of the Year, National Broodmare of the Year, Cot North Carolina: Dr. E. Clinton Lowry and Carol Lowry Campbell Racing Partnership of the Year, Industry Service Award, Ohio: Dr. George Sikora DVM Claiming Crown Horse of the Year and the Sport Horse of the Year. Oregon: Dr. and Mrs. Jack B. Root Jr. TOBA's National Awards will be presented virtually from Hill 'n' Dale at Xalapa on TOBA's Facebook page and at Pennsylvania: Larry Karp/Barlar LLC TOBA.org/2020Awards. South Carolina: Franklin Smith Sr. TOBA National Awards sponsors include Hill 'n' Dale at Texas: Roy W. Cobb Xalapa, LuminUltra, Limestone Bank, Stonestreet Farms, John Deere and NTRA, Big Ass Fans, National HBPA, 1/ST, The Virginia: Ann Mudge Backer Jockey Club Information Systems and Stoll Keenon Ogden. Washington: Jody Peetz Thoroughbred Aftercare Alliance Named Official Aftercare Partner of 2020 Breeders’ Cup THOROUGHBRED AFTERCARE ALLIANCE a proud founding member and supporter of the TAA's mission and PRESS RELEASE ______vision, we partner with them in their work and dedication to thoroughbred aftercare.” The Thoroughbred Aftercare Alliance has been named the offi- During the World Championships, the TAA will present the cial aftercare partner of the 2020 Breeders' Cup World Thoroughbred Aftercare Alliance Stakes (G2), formerly the Championships Nov. 6-7 at Keeneland. The TAA is also an official Marathon Stakes. In addition, the TAA has partnered with TVG to charity of the Breeders' Cup. be a part of the TVG Breeders' Cup Juvenile presented by the TAA fund raises to award annual grants to accredited thor- Thoroughbred Aftercare Alliance (G1), the feature race on Future oughbred aftercare nonprofits. At this year's Breeders' Cup, the Stars Friday Nov. 6. TAA is asking connections of Breeders' Cup entrants to pledge a As a seed money donor, the Breeders' Cup has been a supporter percentage of their potential Breeders' Cup earnings to the TAA. of the TAA since its inception along with Keeneland and The Those interested in making a pledge can contact the TAA office at Jockey Club. [email protected], 859-224-2756, or visit “While this year's event may be different, we are honored to be ThoroughbredAftercare.org/Pledge. a partner of the Breeders' Cup and we are grateful for their ongo- “It is our privilege to see thoroughbreds at their finest moments ing support,” TAA President John Phillips said. “Aftercare is our in the Breeders' Cup World Championships and it is this industry's responsibility to the horse and our obligation to the sport. We collective responsibility to see to their aftercare when the celebra- encourage those who are racing at the highest level in the World tions are over,” said Dora Delgado, TAA board member and exec- Championships to give back to secure a future for our horses and utive vice president and chief racing officer at Breeders' Cup. “As for our industry.”

Back to Top Page 11 PREAKNESS DAY PREVIEW ‘Depends On Who Shows Up’: Oaks Runner-Up Swiss Skydiver May Join Preakness Field MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB PRESS OFFICE ______has run twice more, capturing the Aug. 21 Alabama (G1) at Saratoga and finishing second in the Sept. 4 Kentucky Oaks Trainer Kenny McPeek is playing the waiting game concern- (G1) at Churchill Downs. ing a possible run for Swiss Skydiver in the Oct. 3 Preakness “She's likes to run, work. She acts like she wants to do more. Stakes (G1) at Pimlico. She never misses an oat. If she had backed out of the feed tub at “It's going to depend on who shows up,” McPeek said. “We any time, we would have spread her races, but she hasn't done it,” are also nominating her to the Spinster and she's been invited to McPeek said. “As long as she's telling us she wants to do some- the QEII. We're shopping it, that's all. We have three good choic- thing, we're going to consider it.” es. My strong preference would have been a 3-year-old filly McPeek conceded that a run in the Preakness for the daughter of Grade 1 [on dirt], but there isn't one out there.” Daredevil would be more likely if Tiz the Law, the Belmont Stakes The Spinster (G1), a mile-and-an-eighth stakes for fillies and (G1) winner who finished second behind Authentic in the Kentucky mares 3-year-olds and up, is scheduled for Oct. 4 at Keeneland, Derby, should skip this year's third leg of the Triple Crown. while the Queen Elizabeth II Challenge Cup (G1), a mile-and- “We know the two toughies will be Art Collector and an-eighth turf stakes for 3-year-old fillies, will be run Oct. 10, Authentic. They're both nice horses. We're just waiting to see also at Keeneland. who else is going,” McPeek said. “Right now, we're undecided. Peter Callahan's Swiss Skydiver has already clashed with We're doing the research.” males, having finished second behind Art Collector in the July Swiss Skydiver surged into prominence while winning the 11 Blue Grass (G2) at Keeneland. Art Collector went on to cap- March 28 Gulfstream Park Oaks (G2), May 1 Fantasy (G3) at ture the Aug. 9 Ellis Park Derby but missed a start in the Sept. 5 Oaklawn and the June 6 Santa Anita Oaks (G2) prior to her run- Kentucky Derby (G1) due to a minor foot injury. Swiss Skydiver ner-up finish behind Art Collector in the Blue Grass. $100,000 Trainer Bonus Returns for Pimlico’s Preakness Weekend MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB PRESS OFFICE ______Pimlico Special (G3) highlights a Friday, Oct. 2 card that also serves as Claiming Crown Preview Day. For the fourth consecutive year, the Maryland Jockey Club is Joining the $1 million Preakness this year is the 96th running offering the $100,000 Sentient Jet Trainer Bonus to horsemen of the $250,000 Black-Eyed Susan for 3-year-old fillies. They that accumulate the most points during stakes races over are supported by the $250,000 Dinner Party (G2), $200,000 Preakness weekend, Oct. 1-3 at Pimlico Race Course. Frank J. De Francis Memorial Dash (G3), $150,000 Miss Led by the 145th running of the Preakness Stakes (G1), pre- Preakness (G3), $150,000 Gallorette (G3), $150,000 Laurel sented this year as the final jewel in a refashioned Triple Crown Futurity, $150,000 Selima, $100,000 Skipat, $100,000 James W. and a “Win and You’re In” qualifier for the Nov. 7 Breeders' Cup Murphy, $100,000 Hilltop and $100,000 The Very One. Classic (G1), a total of 15 thoroughbred stakes, nine graded, Nominations for all 15 thoroughbred stakes close Thur., Sept. 17. worth $3.35 million will be contested over three days. Hall of Fame trainer Steve Asmussen captured the $50,000 Trainers who run a minimum of five horses in the 15 stakes prize in both 2017 and 2018 but finished second to Brad Cox in races during Preakness weekend will be eligible for bonus 2019. Cox led the way with 36 points last year, three more than money, with $50,000 going to the trainer with the most points, Asmussen, including running third and fourth, respectively, with $25,000 for second, $12,000 for third, $7,000 for fourth, $4,000 Owendale and Warrior's Charge in the Preakness, Cox's Triple for fifth and $2,000 for sixth. Crown race debut. Points are accumulated for finishing first (10 points), second Cox won the Miss Preakness with eventual champion Covfefe (seven), third (five) and fourth (three) and by having a starter in track-record time of 1:07.70 for six furlongs and the Allaire (one) in each of Pimlico's thoroughbred stakes. duPont Distaff (G3) with Mylady Curlin, and was second with Preakness weekend stakes action begins Thursday, Oct. 1 Ulele in the Black-Eyed Susan. Asmussen picked up wins in the with the $200,000 Chick Lang (G3), $100,000 Jim McKay Turf Pimlico Special with Tenfold and Maryland Sprint (G3) with New Sprint and $100,000 The Very One. The historic $250,000 York Central, and was fifth in the Preakness with Laughing Fox.

Page 12 Magic Attitude Makes North American Debut in Belmont Oaks Invitational (G1)

BY KEITH MCCALMONT – NYRA PRESS OFFICE ______layoff in her Group 3 score, Delacour said Saturday's test, to be contested off a two-month layoff, will be a different experience. Lael Stables' Magic Attitude, a Group 3 winner in France, will "That win was coming off the winter with a trainer that knew make her North American debut in Saturday's Grade 1, $250,000 her," started Delacour, regarding the Prix Vanteaux. "When she Belmont Oaks Invitational, a 10-furlong inner turf test for sopho- came to us she was ready to run. We just had to maintain her, so I more fillies at Belmont Park. don't think that the time off should be a problem." The Belmont Oaks Invitational is the first of seven Grade 1 Hall of Famer Javier Castellano will guide Magic Attitude from events during the 27-day Belmont Park fall meet, which kicks off post two. on Friday and runs through Sun., Nov. 1. Madaket Stables, Laura De Seroux, and Marsha Naify's Neige In addition to 22 graded stakes, the lucrative meet will also Blanche will make her second start in North America for trainer include seven Breeders' Cup "Win and You're In" qualifiers to the Leonard Powell. two-day Breeders' Cup 2020 World Championships to be held The French-bred daughter of Anodin graduated in November Nov. 6-7 at Keeneland Race Course. on the synthetic surface at Marseille-PV when traveling 10 fur- Following opening weekend at Belmont, live racing will be longs and followed in December with an allowance score at the conducted Thursday through Sunday with the exception of same track and surface. Columbus Day weekend, when live racing will be offered on In June, when making just her second start on turf, Neige Mon., Oct. 12 and will resume on Fri., Oct. 16. Blanche captured the 11-furlong Group 3 Prix Cleopatre over soft By Galileo and out of the Group 1-winner Margot Did, Magic going at Lyon-Parilly. She was subsequently transferred to the Attitude was bred in Great Britain by Katsumi Yoshida and is a care of Powell in California where she ran a closing fourth last out full-sister to 2018 Group 2 Prix de Sandringham winner Mission on debut in the Grade 1 Del Mar Oaks on Aug. 22 over nine fur- Impassible, who is also multiple Grade/Group 1-placed. longs of firm turf. Magic Attitude presents an impressive ledger that includes a Powell said he hopes the added distance on Saturday will ben- victory in the Group 3 Prix Vanteaux in May when racing off a efit. nearly eight-month layoff for former conditioner Fabrice Chappet. "It was her first race stateside and although the pace wasn't She followed in June with a second in the 10-furlong Group 1 very strong, she was a little outpaced the first part of the race but Prix Saint Alary at Chantilly in a race won by the undefeated it was still a promising debut and she finished very well," said Tawkeel, who exited that effort to win the Group 2 Prix de la Powell. "I'm hoping the mile and a quarter on the big track at Nonette at Deauville. Belmont Park will be to her liking. Hopefully, she will not be too Last out, in the Group 1 Prix de Diane at Chantilly, Magic far back as it's going to be a small field." Attitude finished a strong fifth, defeated three lengths to Fancy Neige Blanche will exit post four under Jose Lezcano. Blue, in a loaded edition of the mile-and-five-sixteeneths test Godolphin's versatile Hard Spun bay Antoinette will remain on known as the French Oaks. turf after capturing the mile-and-three-sixteenths Saratoga Oaks New trainer Arnaud Delacour said Magic Attitude has matched last out on Aug. 16 over firm footing. strides with some of the top sophomore fillies in Europe in her Trained by Hall of Famer Bill Mott, Antoinette captured the brief career. off-the-turf Tepin in December at the Big A ahead of third-place "She's right there with them. When she ran in the Prix de Diane efforts on the dirt in the Grade 2 Fair Grounds Oaks in March and all the form was very solid," said Delacour. "It was a very good the Gardenia in May at Oaklawn Park. edition of the French Oaks this year and the fillies that finished in Following a third in the Grade 3 Wonder Again in June on the front and around her have come back and won graded stakes, so Belmont turf, Antoinette returned to dirt and finished a good third the form is excellent." in the Grade 1 Coaching Club American Oaks on July 18 preced- Fancy Blue, victorious in the Prix de Diane, came back to win ing her Saratoga Oaks effort. the Group 1 Nassau at Goodwood ahead of a third in the Group 1 Hall of Famer John Velazquez retains the mount from post five Matron at Leopardstown. The fourth [Raabihah] and sixth-placed as Antoinette looks to improve on a record of 8-3-0-4 that includes [Ebaiyra] finishers exited the Prix de Diane to win a Group 3 and purse earnings of $483,750. Group 2 respectively. Others in the field include Arindel's Key Biscayne [post three, Magic Attitude was transferred to the care of Delacour in the Manny Franco], who was third last out in the Saratoga Oaks for summer where she has trained at Fair Hill Training Center in trainer Juan Alvarado. The Brethren filly was bred in Florida by Maryland. Arindel. "She arrived here in late July. We liked her right away," said Paul Pompa, Jr.'s Setting the Mood [post one, Luis Saez], win- Delacour. "She's not very big, but she's very athletic. She moves ner of an off-the-turf maiden in May at Gulfstream Park for trainer very well on the grass." Todd Pletcher rounds out the field. The talented bay has breezed four times at Fair Hill, including The Belmont Oaks Invitational is slated as race five on a half-mile work in :50 flat on Sept. 11 over the dirt. Saturday's 10-race program, which offers a first post of 1:00 p.m. "She's training very well," said Delacour. "We've gotten to Eastern. America's Day at the Races will present daily television know her a little bit. It looks like she needs to be covered up, so coverage of the 27-day fall meet on FOX Sports and MSG we put her behind a pacesetter to let her relax and then gallop out Networks. For the complete America's Day at the Races broadcast strong." schedule, and additional programming information, visit While Magic Attitude demonstrated ability to run well off the https://www.nyra.com/belmont/racing/tv-schedule.

KEENELAND PRESS RELEASE ______LEXINGTON, KY. – Keeneland’s September Yearling Sale resumed Wednesday, the first session of the two-day Book Two catalog, featuring strong participation from a mix of foreign and domestic buyers and the sale of an Uncle Mo colt from the family of Grade 1 winner and sire Twirling Candy for $950,000 to Mayberry Farm. During Wednesday’s session, 185 yearlings grossed $40,861,000, for an average of $220,870 and a median of $180,000. Through the first three sessions of the auction, Keeneland has sold 394 yearlings for $126,076,000, for an average of $319,990 and a median of $250,000. Book One spanned three days in 2019, with Book Two beginning on Day Four of the sale. For that reason, comparisons to last year’s corre- sponding session are not available. “In a time where there was such uncertainty about how much international participation there would be, we’re really happy with it,” Keeneland president-elect and interim head of sales Shannon Arvin said. “We’ve seen a very diverse base of buyers, and they’re participating in different ways. We continue to have a lot of activity on the Internet – today the most of any day so far with 150 bids and six horses sold.” During last year’s first session of Book Two, 16 horses brought $500,000 or more. Wednesday, 12 horses reached that mark. “Given the year of COVID, I think that’s a strong statistic,” Keeneland director of sales operations Geoffrey Russell said. “Last year was a surreal market, one of the strongest September Sales we have had in long time. The whole feel of the market was very strong last year. To repli- Hip 506, $950,000 Uncle Mo colt/KEENELAND PHOTO cate that even in a normal year would have been difficult. So for what we are doing at the moment in an unusual before the sale. He was my personal top pick. We have Twirling year, we are very appreciative of our sellers and our buyers who Candy (at Lane’s End, where Ingordo is bloodstock agent), and he are here to make this market.” looks like the family. This is the horse we wanted to have. The session topper, who was bred by Three Chimneys Farm, is “If you bring a good horse up here and it jumps through the out of the Smart Strike mare Bella Rafaela, a half-sister to the hoops, you get rewarded,” Ingordo added. “We have found it very aforementioned Twirling Candy as well as to Grade 2 winner competitive to buy horses. We try to buy the best horse, and we Ethnic Dance and Grade 3 winner Dubai Sky. have our price in mind. We know we have to stretch for the better “He was a really nice colt and, in what has proven to be a pretty ones. My clients are usually their own entities. So it is one per- selective market, it’s great to see him jump through all of the son’s finances, in some instances, against many people’s finances. hoops and do well,” Three Chimneys COO Chris Baker said. “The hardest thing is adjusting to the partnerships (that bid “He’s in good hands to do well, so we are excited about that.” against us). When you are bidding for one person against an entity David Ingordo signed the ticket for the colt. that is many headed and many ‘walleted’, we have to figure out “I saw this horse at Three Chimneys Farm a few weeks before how to adjust.” the sale,” Ingordo said. “He is one of the best prospects I saw and Among Mayberry’s other purchases today was a $775,000 colt I probably looked at fifteen-hundred (yearlings) on the farms See KEENELAND on page 14

page 13 Demi O’Byrne went to $875,000 to acquire a colt by Into Continued from from the first crop of Gun Runner out of Grade 1-placed Sweet Mischief out of the Divine Park mare Divine Heart, a half-sister to Shirley Mae, by Broken Vow. Consigned by Baccari Bloodstock, Grade 1 winners Include Me Out and Check the Label. Taylor the colt is a half-brother to stakes winner Mae Never No (Ire). Made Sales Agency, agent for Watercress Farm, consigned the Mayberry was the session’s leading buyer, spending colt. $2,385,000 on five horses. A colt by Quality Road out of Revel in the Win, by Red Bullet, The session-topping Uncle Mo colt was consigned by fetched $870,000 from B-4 Farms. Consigned by Summerfield, Gainesway, agent, which sold 20 yearlings for $6,755,000 to lead agent for Stonestreet Bred & Raised, the colt is a half-brother to all sellers on Wednesday. The farm also consigned a colt by Into Grade 3 winner Poker Player and stakes-placed Coleman Rocky Mischief who sold to West Bloodstock, agent for Repole Stables and War Treaty. and St. Elias Stable, for the session’s co-second highest price of Shadwell Estate Company Ltd. purchased two of the day’s top- $875,000. The colt is out of the Tiznow mare Mimi’s Tiz, a full sis- priced horses, paying $800,000 for a Speightstown colt who is a ter to stakes winner Summer House and from the family of Grade full brother to stakes winner and Grade 1-placed Dawn the 3 winner Custom for Carlos. Destroyer and was consigned by Elm Tree Farm, agent for Additionally, Gainesway, agent, sold the session’s top-priced Stonesteet Bred & Raised. Shadwell also acquired a colt by Into filly, a daughter of Tapit to Whisper Hill Farm for $500,000. Out Mischief for $700,000. Consigned by Hill ‘n’ Dale Sales Agency, of the Forestry mare, Redwood Dancer, the filly is a half-sister to agent, he is a full brother to the Grade 2-placed filly Classy Act. Australian stakes winner The Virginian and is from the family of Out of the Distorted Humor mare Acting Class, the colt is from champion and Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Fillies (G1) winner the family of champion and Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Fillies winner Flanders. Tempera. “I just feel fortunate that we’re here and have the opportunity Donato Lanni, agent for SF/Starlight/Madaket, signed the tick- to sell horses,” Gainesway general manager Brian Graves said. et for a Candy Ride (ARG) colt consigned by Claiborne Farm, “Keeneland has done a good job to make it work. My hat is off to agent, for $760,000. He is out of the Grade 1-placed Tapit mare Keeneland for making it easy for people to bid in every way. I Draw It and is a half-brother to 2020 Rebel (G2) runner-up think that is really necessary this year. There are people at home Excession. all over the world and Keeneland has made it easy for them to con- A colt by Uncle Mo out of multiple graded stakes winner duct business and that is fantastic. Kauai Katie, by Malibu Moon, brought a bid of $700,000 from “I can’t say we expected to be leading consignor,” Graves M.V. Magnier. He was consigned by Denali Stud, agent for added. “We’ll take it gladly.” Stonestreet Bred & Raised. United Way of Marion County to Receive Donation from Publix Super Markets

OCALA, FLA. - Publix Super Markets of Marion County hosted children in Marion County as they transition into a new school its annual Tools for Back to School fundraiser held July 22 year. through Aug. 2. Typically held as a school supply item drive, this April Savarese, chief executive officer of the Boys and Girls year’s fundraiser allowed Publix patrons to donate funds to sup- Club stated that “Publix Supermarkets has been an integral force port low income families and students in providing tools and directly impacting the way we improve lives and strengthen com- materials needed for back-to-school. This new style of fundraiser munities. We’re so very thankful for Publix’s contribution which helped participants follow COVID-19 guidelines and protocols, will help our kids continue to foster the skills necessary to build a while still supporting the annual drive. prosperous future.” Thanks to the generosity of the patrons and staff, Publix was Publix Super Markets/Publix Super Market Charities is United able to raise nearly $30,000. Publix Supermarkets then issued Way of Marion County’s #1 supporter, donating over $500,000 1,500 gift cards valued at $20 each to United Way of Marion annually which provides over 28,288 direct services to Marion County to be distributed to local nonprofits aiding underserved County residents.

FTBOA Florida Sire Stakes at Gulfstream Park Date Race Name Conditions Distance Purse 9-26 FTBOA Fla. Sire Stakes In Reality 2yo* 1 1/16 mi. $400,000 9-26 FTBOA Fla. Sire Stakes My Dear Girl 2yo fillies* 1 1/16 mi. $400,000 9-26 FTBOA Fla. Sire Stakes Wildcat Heir 3yo & older* 1 mile $150,000 * FTBOA Florida Sire Stakes eligible horses

D Purse Age/Sex Distance M $750,000^ 3 yo 1 $200,000^^ 3 yo fillies 1

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Copyright © 2004 Florida Stallion Progeny for Daily Racing Form Friday & Saturday, Sept. 18 & 19 Below is a list of runners sired by Florida stallions or former Florida stallions scheduled to start in races at racetracks across North America. Daily Racing Form, the information source for this list, does not include all North American racetracks. The list contains all data available at time of list generation. HANDSOME MIKE SOLDAT Friday, September 18 The Rain Is Coming 3 Stronach Pick 5 Soldollie 7 Gulfstream Park A. P. WARRIOR Yafa 3 Stronach Pick 5 Eye of a Soldier 9 Belmont Park Last One Standing 5 Emerald Downs Don’t Spin Me 7 Charles Town SONGANDAPRAYER The Rain Is Coming 9 Gulfstream Park Louisiana Lily 5 Remington Park ACT OF DUTY Yafa 9 Gulfstream Park Bolita Boyz 4 Laurel Park TELLING HE’S HAD ENOUGH Not Telling 5 Laurel Park ADIOS CHARLIE Starship Aramis 4 Gulfstream Park Dugout 1 Arlington Sweepeno 5 Belterra Park THE BIG BEAST You’re Killin Me 2 Arlington Let’s Be Honest 5 Gulfstream Park Danzo 3 Belterra Park Lady Magica 2 Stronach Pick 5 Lady Magica 8 Laurel Park HEAR NO EVIL TREASURE BEACH (GB) Silver Dollar City 1 Gulfstream Park Alaia Queen 3 Stronach Pick 5 AWESOME OF COURSE Extravagant Rosie 5 Gulfstream Park Awesome View 2 Gulfstream Park HIGH COTTON Bear Treasure 6 Laurel Park My Time in Court 8 Charles Town Shoshone Brave 7 Gulfstream Park Off to the Beach 8 Arlington Alaia Queen 9 Gulfstream Park BIONDETTI KANTHAROS Biondetti’s Choice 7 Woodbine Wine Me Up Baby 4 Belterra Park TWO STEP SALSA No Harbor in Sight 5 Emerald Downs Dancin Nicky 2 Arlington BRETHREN Bold Trek 6 Laurel Park Okalani 2 Gulfstream Park Earthquake 3 Gulfstream Park Star Juancho 8 Gulfstream Park Not Necessarily 2 Penn National Red Fog 3 Gulfstream Park Fully Loaded 7 Gulfstream Park Sansa 5 Penn National KHOZAN Me and Mr. C 2 Belmont Park Biff 11 Penn National Saturday, September 19 LIGHTNIN N THUNDER CIRCULAR QUAY March Magic 7 Belterra Park ADIOS CHARLIE Looks Good 5 Charles Town Doobiedoobiedoobie 4 Woodbine MACHO UNO R Boy Evens 5 Gulfstream Park CONGRATS Conquest Rapiduno 6 Woodbine Mr. Dazzle 6 Century Mile Lucky Fellow 1 Belterra Park Valiant Appeal 10 Gulfstream Park Tuff Bird 1 Churchill Downs MILWAUKEE BREW Bullgrats 1 Charles Town San Nicola Brew 1 Woodbine ALEX’S PAL Perfect Doll 2 Belterra Park Therealquaff 2 Woodbine Best Choice 9 Monmouth Park Bartman 3 Woodbine Princess Trina 2 Churchill Downs AWESOME OF COURSE Cold Hearted Gal 2 Charles Town Wild About You 4 Arlington Nit Pick 7 Arlington Kiss of Congrats 3 Golden Gate Fields MONTBROOK Kiss of Congrats 5 Stronach Pick 5 B L’S APPEAL Smoltz 3 Belterra Park B L Breezy 8 Sweetwater County Fair Rick’s Surprise 7 Penn National Waterloo Sunset 8 Belterra Park OVERDRIVEN BAHAMIAN SQUALL Hay Boy 2 Laurel Park Fearless Girl 3 Gulfstream Park CORFU Jamaican 8 Gulfstream Park Bahamian Beat 10 Gulfstream Park I’m Corfu 3 Arlington POMEROY BIG DRAMA COWTOWN CAT Lunar Cycle 2 Penn National Note to Selfie 11 Monmouth Park Sheltowee’s Bigcat 7 Belterra Park POSEIDON’S WARRIOR BRETHREN CURRENCY SWAP La Duquesa 8 Charles Town Key Biscayne 5 Belmont Park Lyrical Note 2 Woodbine Splicethemainbrace 10 Penn National Inertia 7 Monmouth Park Waka Waka 8 Delaware Park DRILL PRECOCITY Joe Di Baggio 11 Gulfstream Park Lady Denisse 8 Belterra Park Seven Silver Coins 8 Albuquerque BRING THE HEAT DUKE OF MISCHIEF PROSPECTIVE Boozin Time 2 Lethbridge Tiz Promising Rvf 5 Penn National Perspective 1 Gulfstream Park Zamfir 1 Gulfstream Park CAJUN BREEZE EXCHANGE RATE Awesome Sight 3 Penn National Cajun Embers 12 Gulfstream Park Tromador 3 Los Alamitos Regal Romance 5 Belterra Park Spider Dance 7 Woodbine CASHEL CASTLE Onezy’s Dream 6 Woodbine Homer 6 Arlington FIELD COMMISSION Piven 8 Woodbine Royal Commish 1 Arlington CHITU RATTLESNAKE BRIDGE Fiamma Mamma 2 Gulfstream Park FIRST DUDE Switchrattlenroll 1 Penn National St Joe Viper 3 Gulfstream Park CIRCULAR QUAY Faith’s a Bluebird 2 Gulfstream Park Kuringai 5 Arlington First and Three 4 Gulfstream Park READ THE FOOTNOTES Starship Apollo 8 Gulfstream Park Jensen Grace 6 Remington Park CLOSING ARGUMENT Britts a Closer 1 Louisiana Downs GONE ASTRAY SAINT ANDDAN Quikfast N Ahurry 6 Louisiana Downs Go Gone Gone 7 Gulfstream Park You’re No Saint 9 Penn National

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Copyright © 2004 Florida Stallion Progeny for Saturday, Sept. 19 Daily Racing Form Below is a list of runners sired by Florida stallions or former Florida stallions scheduled to start in races at racetracks across North America. Daily Racing Form, the information source for this list, does not include all North American racetracks. The list contains all data available at time of list generation. CONGRATS HE’S HAD ENOUGH REPENT Muzzle Tough 1 Monmouth Park Hangar One 1 Gulfstream Park My Bernie 5 Monmouth Park The Exception 2 Delaware Park Hey Griff 4 Gulfstream Park Abarrio Forever 2 Gulfstream Park Silverly Enough 11 Gulfstream Park REVOLVING Gasconade 2 Woodbine Revolving Star 12 Gulfstream Park Pumpkin Star 4 Delaware Park IMPERIALISM Imperial Wood 8 Century Mile SASHA’S PROSPECT Thunderousapplause 6 Albuquerque Lookin for Maddie 8 Century Mile Lookin Good 2 Remington Park Kelly Green 6 Laurel Park Wild Prospect 9 Remington Park Haley’s Steelman 6 Remington Park INDY WIND Well Done Sally 10 Golden Gate Fields Mary’s Jewel 5 Laurel Park SILVER TREE K P Whirlwind 11 Albuquerque Starship Jubilee 9 Woodbine Tree Shaker 10 Monmouth Park Spectacular Temper 11 Albuquerque JESS’S DREAM SLIGO BAY (IRE) COOL COAL MAN Eileen Alexandra 8 Churchill Downs Southern Cal 4 Delaware Park Descarado 2 Monmouth Park Jess’s Stride 9 Gulfstream Park Ima Coalman 12 Gulfstream Park SOLDAT KANTHAROS Tiz Luna 4 Gulfstream Park D’WILDCAT Still the One 1 Laurel Park Lonely Private 7 Churchill Downs G’wildcat 4 Louisiana Downs Front Loaded 11 Gulfstream Park Tap Solo 7 Monmouth Park Proud Enough 5 Monmouth Park KHOZAN Unnamed Soldier 9 Charles Town DOUBLE HONOR Speargun 1 Gulfstream Park She’s for Real 7 Lethbridge Sebs Princess 5 Louisiana Downs SONGANDAPRAYER Boston Cadillac 6 Louisiana Downs Flaming Hot 10 Gulfstream Park Laughingsaintssong 8 Louisiana Downs DRILL Khozy My Boy 10 Gulfstream Park False Alarm 10 Belmont Park KISS THE KID SWEET RETURN (GB) EXCHANGE RATE The Valentine Kid 8 Hastings Zumbya 4 Monmouth Park Conviction Trade 3 Belmont Park Play Unified 6 Louisiana Downs LITE THE FUSE TEUFLESBERG Global Exchange 6 Prairie Meadows Quiberon Bay 6 Monmouth Park Whats in It for Me 10 Belmont Park Tradeable 8 Monmouth Park THE GREEN MONKEY Hubba Bubba 12 Gulfstream Park MACHO UNO Only Essa 2 Monmouth Park Stoney’s Monkey 8 Monmouth Park FIELD COMMISSION Kill Switch 5 Monmouth Park Tarawa 5 Laurel Park Fiona Bay 6 Woodbine TREASURE BEACH (GB) Venerate 4 Gulfstream Park Field Trip 8 Gulfstream Park Hombrazo 7 Churchill Downs Constant Quest 10 Belmont Park FLASHSTORM MASS MEDIA Small Hope 10 Monmouth Park Gimmeabreak 12 Gulfstream Park Yes Gorgeous 5 Louisiana Downs Mister Storm 12 Monmouth Park TWO STEP SALSA MILWAUKEE BREW Rookie Salsa 7 Delaware Park FURY KAPCORI Cash Advance 4 Woodbine Fully Loaded 8 Gulfstream Park Man of Vision 10 Gulfstream Park MOUNT MCKINLEY UNCAPTURED GONE ASTRAY Katie Faloona 14 Monmouth Park Arrendajo 1 Gulfstream Park Politikum 1 Gulfstream Park Diosa 1 Los Alamitos Socially Astray 2 Gulfstream Park OVERDRIVEN Good Timing Man 4 Gulfstream Park Elusive Ro 2 Woodbine Gone Astray Kiss 6 Monmouth Park Wonder In 7 Delaware Park Syzygy 8 Monmouth Park POSEIDON’S WARRIOR Yes I Am Free 8 Gulfstream Park Poseidon’s Passion 2 Arlington GOTTCHA GOLD Hilariouslynaughty 4 Hastings WILDCAT HEIR PROSPECTIVE Rockysbuckaroo 5 Monmouth Park Targeted 8 Hastings Mas Chikilin 2 Woodbine The Devils Back 12 Gulfstream Park Striking Heir 6 Arlington GRAEME HALL Pay Any Price 8 Gulfstream Park Upsy Daisy Do 2 Gulfstream Park RATTLESNAKE BRIDGE Tropicat 8 Gulfstream Park Massey Hall 3 Delaware Park La Wapa 2 Gulfstream Park Miss Chloe G 8 Laurel Park Rubenslegacy 4 Monmouth Park WINSLOW HOMER Eads Bridge 5 Arlington El Zeus 7 Gulfstream Park HANDSOME MIKE Storm the Bridge 5 Gulfstream Park Toretto 1 Gulfstream Park WITH DISTINCTION Bodie Cody 4 Gulfstream Park READ THE FOOTNOTES Yeyetzi 2 Laurel Park Real Doozie 8 Monmouth Park Subscription 4 Remington Park Distinct Passion 2 Woodbine Baby Groot 9 Sweetwater County Fair Okie Footnote 9 Remington Park Distinct Thunder 7 Arlington

Copyright © 2004 Florida Breeders’ List for Daily Racing Form Friday & Saturday, Sept. 18 & 19 Below is a list of Florida-bred runners scheduled to start in races at racetracks across North America. Daily Racing Form, the information source for this list, does not include all North American racetracks. Earthquake 3 Arindel Kuringai 5 John Santina Friday, September 18 Red Fog 3 Arindel My Idol 5 Centaur Farms, Inc. ALBUQUERQUE St Joe Viper 3 Helen Painter & Shirley Gay Striking Heir 6 Shade Tree Thoroughbreds Inc & Lotta Gusto 8 Denis Sasso First and Three 4 Three Gin Guys Stable Ruth Delaplane Heraclitus 9 Brad Grady & Misty Grady Starship Aramis 4 J D Farms Carolina Airness 7 Rustlewood Farm, Inc. Extravagant Rosie 5 Vicino Racing Stable Distinct Thunder 7 McKathan Bros. ARLINGTON Let’s Be Honest 5 Anthony Robinson Nit Pick 7 Mary Robinson Royal Commish 1 Edward Seltzer, Beverly Anderson, Fully Loaded 7 Get Away Farm She’s Honorable 7 Wesley Ward Joseph Barbazon & Helen Barbazon Gnarly 7 John B. Penn You’re Killin Me 2 Dr. Kevin O’Gorman Go Gone Gone 7 Joseph Arango BELMONT PARK I’m Corfu 3 Donna M. Burnham Key Biscayne 5 Arindel Croce d’Oro 4 Family Broodmares III, LLC Shoshone Brave 7 Maurice Miller, LLC Wild About You 4 Becky Boyd Soldollie 7 Purple Haze Stable CHURCHILL DOWNS Fast One 8 Kerri Szegi Sublime Appeal 7 Santa Cruz Ranch Inc. Glamour Girl 2 Jacalyn Tillman Off to the Beach 8 Cynthia M. Kowall Jamaican 8 Ocala Stud Little Bella 4 Little Dreams, LLC Star Juancho 8 Big C Farm Portal One 5 Donald R. Dizney, LLC BELMONT PARK Starship Apollo 8 Leverett S. Miller & Linda B. Miller Jade Empress 1 George Kerr & Tim Odonohue Transitive 8 GoldMark Farm, LLC HOLLYWOOD CASINO AT CHARLES TOWN RACES Brian’s Avenue 9 Nick Cosato Me and Mr. C 2 Stonehedge LLC Alaia Queen 9 Orlyana Farm Unnamed Soldier 9 Woodford Thoroughbreds Una Luna 9 Caroni Stable Backspark 9 Goldmark Farm BELTERRA PARK Melanie’s Pride 9 Stonewall’s Prestige Stallions LLC CENTURY MILE Cassie Jo 2 Stan Uragami & Willow Creek Farm Silver Sky Smooth 9 Hallmarc Stallions, LLC Wye Cross 4 Angela M. Ingenito Change of Custody 2 Destiny Oaks of Ocala The Rain Is Coming 9 Earl Pierpont, Teresa Pierpont & Mr. Dazzle 6 Adam Parker & Suzette Parker Danzo 3 Carlos Munoz Tanya Pierpont Say It Ain’t So 3 San Basilio LLC V K Star 9 Farm III Enterprises LLC DELAWARE PARK Smoltz 3 Grantland J. Johnson & Gary Caple Yafa 9 Tropical Racing LLC Casper Slew 1 Live Oak Stud Regal Romance 5 Summerfield Sales & Lansdowne Fine Spirit 3 Vegso Racing Stable Thoroughbreds LAUREL PARK Massey Hall 3 Bruno Schickedanz Sweepeno 5 Purple Haze Stables Hay Boy 2 McLaughlin Family Limited Southern Cal 4 David Romanik Hot Francesca 8 Midwest Thoroughbreds Partnership Donya’s Magic 6 Stonehedge LLC Lady Denisse 8 Betsy McDowell Bolita Boyz 4 Gilbert G. Campbell Hardly Social 6 Ronald Sanchez Waterloo Sunset 8 Arindel Jack Straight 4 Milan Kosanovich Rookie Salsa 7 Mikhail Yanakov Olympia Star, LLC Not Telling 5 Donna M. Burnham Wonder In 7 Craig Lawrence Wheeler CHURCHILL DOWNS Bear Treasure 6 Murray Stroud Waka Waka 8 Arindel Princess Trina 2 Donald R. Dizney, LLC Lady Magica 8 William F. Murphy & Annabel Murphy Sun Summers 8 Helen Barbazon & Joseph Barbazon GULFSTREAM PARK Tap Gold 10 Other Things, LLC PENN NATIONAL Arrendajo 1 Luis Ortiz Kate Carmack 1 Farm III Enterprises LLC Hangar One 1 Joel W. Sainer HOLLYWOOD CASINO AT CHARLES TOWN RACES Bullgrats 1 Purple Haze Stable Not Necessarily 2 Martin Goodell & Emily Goodell Politikum 1 Kathleen Amaya, Alexandro Eclipticals Viski 2 Maria Montez Haire Awesome Sight 3 Y-Lo Racing Stables, LLC Centofanti & Raffaele Centofanti Looks Good 5 Brent Fernung & Crystal Fernung Sansa 5 Arindel Pugin 1 John Ropes Don’t Spin Me 7 Edward Seltzer, Beverly Anderson, Silver Glen 8 William F. Murphy & Annabel Murphy So Violent 1 Bill Rasco Joseph Barbazon & Helen Barbazon Biff 11 Arindel Speargun 1 Al Shaqab Racing La Duquesa 8 Carlos Rafael & LeAnne M. Robbins Testified 1 Amalio Ruiz Lozano PRAIRIE MEADOWS Toretto 1 Tropical Racing LLC My Time in Court 8 Charles H. Deters Butyoucalledme 7 Farm III Enterprises LLC Unimpeached 1 Marion G. Montanari EMERALD DOWNS Fiamma Mamma 2 Baoma Corp Last One Standing 5 Sharon Elizabeth Hodges & REMINGTON PARK Shake It Up Tracy 5 Lynne Boutte & Chris Boutte La Wapa 2 Francisco Gardea Michael Bannester No Harbor in Sight 5 Susan Kahn Socially Astray 2 Dr. Myron R. Wilson WOODBINE Upsy Daisy Do 2 R. G. Lundock DVM Lyrical Note 2 Woodford Thoroughbreds Fearless Girl 3 Karen Blaho STRONACH 5 Onezy’s Dream 6 Kenneth D’Oyen Lady Magica 2 William F. Murphy & Annabel Murphy Bodie Cody 4 Alan Amato & Mike Galinski Biondetti’s Choice 7 Mr. & Mrs. Harvey A. Clarke Alaia Queen 3 Orlyana Farm Good Timing Man 4 Mary Jolley, T. Wynn Jolley & Piven 8 Wendy Christ & Carol Hershe Backspark 3 Goldmark Farm Jake Scott Melanie’s Pride 3 Stonewall’s Prestige Stallions LLC Hey Griff 4 Lance Colwell Silver Sky Smooth 3 Hallmarc Stallions, LLC Saturday, September 19 Tiz Luna 4 Glockenburg, LLC The Rain Is Coming 3 Earl Pierpont, Teresa Pierpont & ALBUQUERQUE Venerate 4 Adam Parker, Suzette Parker, Tanya Pierpont Leverett Miller & Linda Miller V K Star 3 Farm III Enterprises LLC Super Motion 8 David J. Lavoie & WinStar Farm, LLC Deckology 5 Kathleen Amaya, Raffaele Cento- Yafa 3 Tropical Racing LLC Vangilder 10 Best A Luck Farm LLC Princess Nicole 11 Farm III Enterprises LLC fanti &Alexandro Centofanti GULFSTREAM PARK R Boy Evens 5 Rich Averill & AbraCadabra Farms Perspective 1 J D Farms ARLINGTON Storm the Bridge 5 John E. 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Copyright © 2004 Florida Breeders’ List for Saturday, Sept. 19 Daily Racing Form Below is a list of Florida-bred runners scheduled to start in races at racetracks across North America. Daily Racing Form, the information source for this list, does not include all North American racetracks.

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