Mandaloun Surges Late to Beat Weyburn in Pegasus

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In This Issue:

The Chosen Vron Rallies From Last to Take Affirmed

Chub Wagon Stays Undefeated with Shine Again Victory

Longshot Rideforthecause Takes Possibly Perfect Stakes

Street Lute Wins Stormy Blues for Seventh Stakes Victory

Gulfstream Park Perfect Fit for Mandaloun/BILL DENVER/EQUIPHOTO Chantal Sutherland Mandaloun Surges Late to Gulfstream Park Charts Beat Weyburn in Pegasus Track Entries and Results BY MONMOUTH PARK 1 TVG.com Haskell Stakes on July 17. Florida Stallion Progeny List PRESS OFFICE ______Sent off as the 3-10 favorite, and with $106,920 bet to show on him out of a pool Florida Breeders’ List OCEANPORT, NJ—Whatever plans train- of $140,505, Mandaloun provided his er Brad Cox and jockey Florent Geroux backers with several few anxious Wire to Wire Business Place had in their minds for how Sunday’s moments before prevailing in the mile- TVG.com Pegasus Stakes would unfold and-a-sixteenth race. The final time was for Kentucky Derby presented by 1:44.63. Featured Advertisers Woodford Reserve (Grade 1) runner-up “We didn’t expect that [being shuffled Mandaloun were dashed a few jumps out back at the start],” Cox said. “We thought Berrettini Feed of the Monmouth Park starting gate. he might be on the lead or tracking a cou- Forced to steady at the start and off last ple. We found ourselves last going into the Florida Department of Agriculture in the five-horse field as a result, first turn. But overall it was a big effort. I Mandaloun needed to rally from farther think he closed into a soft pace. FTBOA back than is normally his style, then was “He probably had to start his run a floated three-wide on the final turn before touch early given the fact that he was last. Ocala Breeders’ Feed & Supply digging in for a neck victory over a stub- He ran a big race. Florent made the com- Ocala Stud born Weyburn in the $150,000 feature race ment that he may have been looking that serves as the local prep for the Grade See PEGASUS on page 3 Seminole Feed

Continued from COVER around late. But he made the lead by himself. Overall it was a good effort for him to ship over here.” With Florida-bred longshot Lugamo setting the fractions of :24.67 for the opening quarter-mile, :48.61 to the half and 1:12.41 through three quarters while being tracked by Weyburn, Mandaloun launched his rally three-wide going into the final turn after steadily moving up. He surged past Weyburn and Dr Jack in mid-stretch and looked to be on his way to a clear victory until having to fight off the gritty Weyburn. “Yes [he was steadied] a little bit [at the start],”

Geroux said. “I didn’t want Florent Geroux/BILL DENVER/EQUIPHOTO to rush him. He was nice and relaxed during the race. It was nice to see that he was able to set- tle down on his own and everything worked out great. The impor- tant thing was not to rush him too hard [after the start]. “I had a lot of horse. He was passing horses one by one. At the end when he made the lead maybe he was looking around a little. It was a new thing for him not having the whip for encourage- ment. I saw [Weyburn] coming inside of us. But he was still running pretty good at the end.” Dr Jack finished third, two-and-a-half lengths behind Weyburn. Brooklyn Strong was fourth with Lugamo fifth.

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Back to Top Page 5 Pegasus page 3 Continued from Mandaloun paid $2.60 to win. Cox said he will ship Mandaloun back to Kentucky and assess how the son of Into Mischief came out of the race, with the $1 million Haskell Stakes still on his radar. “I think ultimately we’re going to figure out what toll it took on him once we get back home,” Cox said. “The ship over for the race, the ship back. Things such as that. We’ll put it all together and process it and let him tell us where he is over the next couple of weeks. “He made the lead and it looked like he was going to go on. Obviously the horse on the lead was setting softer fractions. You kind of expect that [he was forced to fight late]. I don’t think that’s something that is totally unexpected. Overall it was a big race and we’re proud of the effort. “He responded when asked and was carried a touch wide and floated through the turn. But overall it was a good effort and hopefully he can bounce out of it in good order and be ready in five Mandaloun/BILL DENVER/EQUIPHOTO weeks [or the TVG.com Haskell Stakes].” The victory was the fourth in seven career starts for 13 and a third in the Grade 3 Lecomte won by Midnight Bourbon Mandaloun with a second and a third, boosting his career earn- on Jan. 16. However, he had an unexplained flop in the ings to $1,051,252. Twinspires.com Louisiana Derby (G2) won by Hot Rod Charlie Prior to the Derby, Mandaloun had been one of the top horses in his final Derby prep on March 20 when sixth. prepping for the Derby in Louisiana with a victory in the Grade Mandaloun is out of Brooch, by Empire Maker. He was also 2 Risen Star presented by Lamarque Ford at Fair Grounds on Feb. bred by Juddmonte Farms Inc.

Back to Top Page 7 The Chosen Vron Rallies From Last to Take Affirmed BY SANTA ANITA PARK PRESS OFFICE______ARCADIA, CA—In a race in which most observers thought the Eric Kruljac-trained and co-owned The Chosen Vron would be on or contending for the early lead, the 3- year-old Vronsky gelding was instead last early in Sunday’s $100,000 Affirmed Stakes (Grade 3) at Santa Anita. Instead, it was Defunded from the barn of trainer Bob Baffert who appeared to have an insurmountable four-length edge turning for home, before The Chosen Vron rallied in the stretch for an impressive length-and-a-half score. Ridden by Umberto Rispoli, The Chosen Vron got a mile-and-one-sixteenth in 1:44.01. Stretching out for the first time off a huge win in the Grade 3 Lazaro Barrera Stakes going six-and-a-half furlongs, The Chosen Vron settled nicely under Rispoli heading into the first turn as longshot Jimmy Irish and Defunded contested the The Chosen Vron/BENOIT PHOTO early going through quarter-mile splits of :23.25 and :46.34. from five starts. With the winner’s share of $60,000, The With Defunded assuming command around the far turn, he Chosen Vron increased his earnings to $270,600. quickly dispatched of his favored stablemate Classier and had Three days remain in Santa Anita’s current Winter/Spring what appeared to be a winning advantage with a quarter-mile to Meeting, with first post time for an 11-race card on Friday at 1 p.m. run but The Chosen Vron, who had moved into contention at the rail, switched leads straightening for home and reeled in the leader just inside the sixteenth pole to leave no doubt about who was best on the day. Florida-breds “I thought he’d show more natural speed. But they sent a couple horses real hard and Umberto took the initiative,” Kruljac Make Florida Racing said. “He rode the horse with a lot of faith and he got there. He Did you know Florida-bred thoroughbreds had a lot of kickback on him, but he’ll run through it, this horse. won 36.8% of races run at the recent Tampa The way the track was playing all day, I told Umberto, if the opportunity is there, if there’s not much pace, feel free to go.” Bay Downs season? A two-time stakes winner before Sunday, The Chosen Vron was off as the 8-5 second choice in a field of five sophomores and paid $5.20. This demonstrates “When the gates [opened] his intent was to go, obviously he’s how vital Florida-breds coming from a [sprint] race, but it’s so far he understood that are to the success of when we didn’t go anywhere, he just switched off his mind and Tampa Bay Downs. on the first turn he was just completely relaxed,” Rispoli said. “I had him in a good spot, I threw him on the inside because I know Additional good news for he likes the kickback, and I traveled all the way inside to find a Florida breeders—72% of those good spot at the three furlong pole just moving him up.” Florida-bred winners during the Defunded was second, 11 lengths ahead of Classier in third. Tampa Bay Meeting were sired Mr. Improssible and Jimmy Irish completed the order of finish. by Florida stallions. Owned by Eric Kruljac, Robert Fetkin, John Sondereker and Richard Thornburgh, The Chosen Vron is out of the Tiz Wonderful mare Tiz Molly and was bred in California by Tiz Florida-breds: Molly Partners. A six-and-a-half-length maiden special weight winner versus Race ‘Em or state-breds at Santa Antia on Dec. 27, he’s now got a pair of Chase ‘Em! graded stakes wins and an overall mark of four wins and a third

BY PIMLICO RACE COURSE PRESS OFFICE ______BALTIMORE—Daniel Lopez and George Chestnut’s undefeated Chub Wagon passed her biggest test to date with flying colors, reeling in multiple stakes-winning pace-set- ter Hello Beautiful through the stretch and surging late for a thrilling half-length victory in Sunday’s $100,000 Shine Again at Pimlico Race Course. The 13th running of the six-furlong Shine Again for fillies and mares was the fourth of five stakes worth $475,000 in purses on a 10-race program. Followed by the $100,000 Stormy Blues to cap the card, the Shine Again was preced- ed by the $100,000 Searching and $100,000 Prince George’s County on turf and $75,000 Ben’s Cat. The Stormy Blues for 3-year-old fillies and Ben’s Cat for Maryland-bred or sired 3-year-olds and older were both moved from the grass to the main track and remained at five furlongs. Sent off the 1-2 favorite in a field of Chub Wagon/JIM MCCUE PHOTO eight that included Anna’s Bandit, Dontletsweetfoolya, Hello Beautiful and Never Enough Time— Hello Beautiful stubbornly dug in under Sheldon Russell into winners of 34 career races, 20 of them in stakes—Chub Wagon deep stretch but grudgingly gave way approaching the wire. It was improved to seven wins and no losses lifetime with her third another three lengths back to 59-1 long shot Paisley Singing in consecutive stakes win and second in a row at Pimlico following third, followed by Never Enough Time, Anna’s Bandit, Lucre, the May 15 Skipat Stakes on the undercard of the 146th Unique Factor and Dontletsweetfoolya. Preakness Stakes (Grade 1). A 4-year-old daughter of Hey Chub, Chub Wagon is being con- The winning time was 1:10.21 over a fast main track. sidered for the $250,000 Princess Rooney (G2) July 3 at “She’s a very, very, very classy horse. She does everything Gulfstream Park. The seven-furlong Princess Rooney is a ‘Win easy,” winning trainer Guadalupe Preciado said. “When she came and You’re In’ qualifier for the $1 million Breeders’ Cup Filly & back she looked like she wasn’t even blowing. She’s does every- Mare Sprint (G1) Nov. 6 at Del Mar. thing so good.” “If everything goes good, I think we’re going to the Princess Breaking from the rail under Jomar Torres, now aboard for five Rooney,” Preciado said. “Every time she runs, the races come of her wins including her first stakes triumph in the April 27 harder and harder. For me that’s the way to do it. I don’t want to Unique Bella at Parx, Chub Wagon was outrun for the lead by come out of nowhere and face tough horses and later you have Hello Beautiful, making her first start since finishing off the nothing. You go slowly and sometimes the horses like it. Next time board in the Runhappy Barbara Fritchie (G3) Feb. 20 at Laurel probably is going to be tougher.” Park. The Shine Again returned to the Maryland stakes calendar after The opening quarter-mile went in :22.21 with Chub Wagon being a casualty of the pandemic-shortened 2020 season and was rated in second flanked to her outside by Dontletsweetfoolya as being contested at Pimlico for the first time since 2013, having Hello Beautiful led the way. She was still in front midway around each of its last four runnings at Laurel Park. the turn after going a half in :45.32, with Chub Wagon looming after putting away Dontletsweetfoolya. Once straightened for home, the top two began to separate from the pack. FTBOA Member Discounts: Irad Ortiz Jr. was up in the Skipat, the first time Chub Wagon didn’t lead from start to finish in any of her races. She won the six- • Restaurants • Personal Services furlong Skipat by two lengths, which had been her shortest margin of victory until Sunday. • Equine Equipment, Products “She ran great today. I sat off the pace today because she was & Services • Hotels & more! going great but the other horse had more speed. So I waited and when I went to the clear, she picked it up very well. She loves to www.ftboa.com – MEMBER BENEFITS tab, then DISCOUNTS for details fight,” Torres said. “She’s a really nice filly.”

Back to Top Page 10 Longshot Rideforthecause Takes Possibly Perfect Stakes BY SANTA ANITA PARK PRESS OFFICE ______ARCADIA, CA—Trainer Michael McCarthy’s longshot Rideforthecause had three lengths to make up with a furlong to run, but she kept to her task and was able to nip heavily favored Dogtag by a head in Sunday’s $75,000 Possibly Perfect Stakes at Santa Anita. Ridden by Mario Gutierrez, Rideforthecause got a mile-and-one-quarter on turf in 2:02.45. With defending champ Dogtag and Kuora (Per) sparring on the front end early, Dogtag, ridden by Umberto Rispoli, took charge around the far turn and just missed in a big effort. Most recently second, beaten a nose by Sunday’s third place- finisher, Neige Blanche in the Grade 3 Santa Barbara Stakes May 8, Rideforthecause was off at 7-1 in a field of eight fillies and mares and paid $16.00 to win. “I think I got to know her a little bit better, but even though last time, if you watch the replay, it was just the luck of the [head- bob],” Gutierrez said after riding Rideforthecause for the third consecutive time in the Possible Perfect. “I knew it was going to Rideforthecause/BENOIT PHOTO be tough to catch [Dogtag] but my filly, every time I would ask her and she now has two stakes wins and an overall mark of five wins and would push her, she was giving me all she can. I looked for with a second and a third from 15 starts. the wire and it was a little far, so I wasn’t 100% confident. But I With the winner’s share of $48,840, she increased her earnings knew she was charging all the way until the end.” to $361,066. Owned by Alpha Delta Stables, LLC, Rideforthecause, a 5- The 1-2 favorite, Dogtag finished second, three-quarters of a year-old mare by Candy Ride out of the Giant’s Causeway mare length in front of Neige Blanche in third. They were followed in Danceforthecause. A Group 2 winner at Woodbine this past order by Go Big Blue Nation, Lady Noguez, Catch the Eye, Kuroa September, she was making her fourth start for McCarthy today and Dyanpower.

Gulfstream Park Spring/Summer Florida-bred and Florida Sire Stakes Races and Bonuses Date Race Conditions Distance Purse July 3 Princess Rooney Invitational (G2) 3yo and older, fillies and mares 7 fur. $350,000** Invite July 3 Smile Sprint Invitational (G3) 3yo and older 6 fur. $200,000** Invite July 4 Bob Umphrey Turf Sprint 3yo and older 5 fur. turf $75,000** June 20 July 31 FTBOA Florida Sire Stakes Dr. Fager 2yo colts and geldings 6 fur. $100,000 Closed July 31 FTBOA Florida Sire Stakes Desert Vixen 2yo fillies 6 fur. $100,000 Closed Aug. 14 Benny the Bull (Fla.) 3yo and older 7 fur. $75,000* Aug. 1 Aug. 21 Proud Man 2yo 7 ½ fur. turf $75,000** Aug. 8 Aug. 21 Sharp Susan 2yo fillies 7 ½ fur. turf $75,000** Aug. 8 Aug. 28 FTBOA Florida Sire Stakes Affirmed 2yo colt and geldings 7 fur. $200,000 Closed Aug. 28 FTBOA Florida Sire Stakes Susan's Girl 2yo fillies 7 fur. $200,000 Closed Sept. 11 Sheer Drama (Fla.) 3yo and older, fillies and mares 7 fur. $75,000* Aug. 29 Sept. 18 Armed Forces 2yo 1 mi. turf $100,000** Sept. 5 Sept. 18 Our Dear Peggy 2yo fillies 1 mi. turf $100,000** Sept. 5 Sept. 25 FTBOA Florida Sire Stakes In Reality 2yo colts and gelding 1 1/16 mi. $400,000 Closed Sept. 25 FTBOA Florida Sire Stakes My Dear Girl 2yo fillies 1 1/16 mi. $400,000 Closed Sept. 25 FTBOA Florida Sire Stakes Wildcat Heir 3yo and older 1 mi. $125,000 Closed Sept. 25 Hollywood Beach 2yo 5 fur. turf $100,000** Sept. 12

(Fla.) = Restricted to Florida-breds * Plus $25,000 Florida Sire Stakes Win Bonus ** Plus $25,000 Florida-bred Win Bonus

Page 11 Street Lute Wins Stormy Blues for Seventh Stakes Victory BY PIMLICO RACE COURSE PRESS OFFICE ______BALTIMORE – The silks jockey Xavier Perez wore said it all— Lucky 7. Despite an awkward start while breaking from the outside post, Street Lute won her seventh stakes race when she gamely drove around the field to win Sunday’s $100,000 Stormy Blues for at Pimlico Race Course. Trained by Jerry Robb and ridden by Xavier Perez, Street Lute covered five furlongs on the main track in :58 for her seventh stakes win and eighth career win in 11 starts. The Stormy Blues capped a 10-race program featuring five stakes worth $475,000 in purses. Both the Stormy Blues and $75,000 Ben’s Cat for Maryland-bred/sired 3-year-olds and older were moved from the grass to the main track and kept at five furlongs. Horses scratched from the Stormy Blues included two from the barn of Wesley Ward, Wink and Amanzi Yimpilo. After Street Lute broke awkwardly at the start, Proper Attire, Street Lute/JIM MCCUE PHOTO beaten on the turf in the Hilltop last out, went to the front with Malibu Beauty in pursuit. But as those two entered the turn, Perez Valued Notion, a lightly raced 4-year-old gelded son of Great began moving Street Lute. Past Beautiful Grace, past Prodigy Notion, covered the five furlongs in :58.19 over the main track Doll. Street Lute drove down the center of the stretch gamely pass- after the races was taken off the turf. ing Malibu beauty then Proper Attire for lucky seven. Breaking from post 10, Valued Notion broke out of the gate “To be honest I thought it was kind of over,” Lucky 7 owner quickly and was chased from the outside by longshot Joey Lloyd said. “But when I saw her coming down the final home- Xmasinthecity past an opening quarter in :22.22 and a half in stretch I knew she has the heart, bigger than this world. My heart :45.47. But entering the stretch, Perez put away Xmasinthecity and was in my throat, but as soon as I saw her coming down the stretch held off the remainder of his opponents. right outside [Proper Attire], I knew she was going to catch her.” “He was in contention right away. I was just trying to let the 12 [Xmasinthecity] go ahead of me,” Perez said. “I watched a couple of his races and he kind of slowed down at the end. As soon as I Valued Notion Leads All the Way in Ben’s Cat put my horse against the bit, he took me to the front and I just Valued Notion made his stakes debut a memorable one for owner cruised. He was doing it so comfortable and I just let him do it Hillwood Stable LLC and trainer Rodney Jenkins when he led gate- himself until we got to the top of the lane.” to-wire under jockey Xavier Perez to win the $75,000 Ben’s Cat by Valued Notion, who broke his maiden at third asking in two lengths over Air Token. Oldies But Goodies checked in third February, followed up that victory with an allowance victory while favored Hemp, who broke slowly, finished fourth. before finishing a tired fourth in his last start April 9. Gulfstream Park Perfect Fit for Chantal Sutherland BY GULFSTREAM PARK “I’m very grateful to Kathy and all the PRESS OFFICE______trainers who are supporting me. I love Gulfstream. Everyone is amazing,” HALLANDALE BEACH, FL—After notch- Sutherland said while making her way to ing her 1,100th career victory Sunday at the jockey’s room, stopping several times Gulfstream Park, Chantal Sutherland had to accommodate fans’ requests for selfies. no doubts whatsoever that she had made “This is a special day to win 1,100 because the right career choice when she opted to it’s Sunday. I went to church this morning. return to South Florida to ride full time I was hoping, but I didn’t ask for it. I just during the Spring/Summer Meet. said I want to have a safe, wonderful day.” The multiple Grade 1 stakes-winning The 45-year-old native of Windsor, Chantal Sutherland/COADY PHOTO jockey, who rode Kathy Mongeon-trained Ont., in Canada has ridden 16 winners feel like California is really my home, but Florida-bred Anonymous Source ($34) for a while being supported by a wide range of not much anymore. I love Canada, but it’s rallying victory in Race 3, has certainly been trainers during the Spring/Summer Meet. too cold,” Sutherland said. “I love Florida, well received by horsemen and fans alike. “I love it here. It feels a lot like L.A. I and Gulfstream’s amazing.”

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Copyright © 2004 Florida Stallion Progeny for Daily Racing Form Tuesday & Wednesday, June 15 & 16 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.

IN SUMMATION TWO STEP SALSA Tuesday, June 15 Canelita 12 Fort Erie Two Steps Faster 5 Assiniboia Downs ADIOS CHARLIE Tomater Gator 8 Parx Racing Fifty Eight O G 2 Finger Lakes INDY WIND Blanda 7 Belterra Park UNCAPTURED Lebasi 5 Belterra Park Hollywood Jet 9 Parx Racing Mi Tia Regis 12 Fort Erie KANTHAROS Unyielding 2 Fort Erie VALUE PLUS AWESOME OF COURSE Valued 2 Hastings Miss Over There 2 Thistledown Pretty Aria 4 Hastings His Name Is Sue 4 Penn National A T M Awesome 6 Penn National WESTERN PRIDE Frank’s Legacy 5 Mountaineer Park I Idolize You 7 Fort Erie Ranchero 1 Belterra Park Freckles Kan 7 Mountaineer Park Gooseisontheloose 4 Belterra Park BIG DRAMA Allaboutthedrama 3 Fort Erie KEYED ENTRY WILDCAT HEIR Early Entry 4 Parx Racing Lil’s Turn 4 Fort Erie Eights Wild 6 Assiniboia Downs KHOZAN WINSLOW HOMER BRETHREN Party Dress 1 Finger Lakes Earthquake 3 Parx Racing Prince Amadeus 1 Mountaineer Park Wise Khozan 4 Fairmount Park Tip Sheet 3 Thistledown WITH DISTINCTION KISS THE KID Distinct Approval 1 Canterbury Park BURNING ROMA Extravagant Kid 3 Royal Ascot Sizzling Roma 5 Parx Racing LIGHTNIN N THUNDER Wednesday, June 16 CLOSING ARGUMENT Tico Thunder 5 Thistledown Native Wahoo 1 Thistledown ADIOS CHARLIE Mr. Dazzle 4 Assiniboia Downs MACHO UNO CONGRATS Terris Strong Hope 5 Fair Meadows Tulsa My Little Fire 4 Evangeline Downs Chasing Losses 1 Finger Lakes Macho Smoke 5 Penn National Canyon of Heros 4 Finger Lakes BAHAMIAN SQUALL Sierra Diamond 6 Thistledown Smite 5 Finger Lakes MASS MEDIA Starship Prankster 8 Finger Lakes Hidey Hidey 12 Fort Erie Amandas Lightening 5 Louisiana Downs Harper’s Deelite 5 Louisiana Downs BIONDETTI COWTOWN CAT Biondetta 8 Penn National Jack Be Fast 5 Thistledown MILWAUKEE BREW One Crazy Ride 7 Belterra Park Paltarrevenge 3 Thistledown BRETHREN Baddest Blues 9 Fort Erie Ninja 8 Mountaineer Park DONERAILE COURT San Nicola Brew 11Fort Erie Courting Moonlight 6 Canterbury Park CHITU Whatswrongwithyou 12 Fort Erie No Renovations 10 Delaware Park EXCLUSIVE QUALITY Romantic Bliss 4 Fort Erie ONE NICE CAT CONGRATS Jet Set Cat 2 Finger Lakes She’s My Ride 3 Emerald Downs FACTUM Foreign Exchange 5 Belterra Park Factum’s Reward 4 Mountaineer Park POSEIDON’S WARRIOR Waterloo Sunset 5 Mountaineer Park Mr Thrifty 7 Parx Racing Cape Marco Drive 5 Belterra Park Allison K 5 Penn National War Act 8 Indiana Grand Imminent Danger 7 Parx Racing FAMILY CALLING Jerre to Carrie 8 Emerald Downs Dial Mr Prospector 1 Belterra Park PROSPECTIVE Jagger Baby 4 Mountaineer Park COWTOWN CAT FIRST DUDE Bossy Lady 8 Thistledown Roan Mountain 2 Parx Racing RATTLESNAKE BRIDGE Meanasasnake 2 Thistledown Goodness Sakes 8 Thistledown Orange Theory 3 Assiniboia Downs Eads Bridge 3 Fairmount Park DRILL FLASHSTORM Diamondback 10 Fort Erie Must Be a Monster 1 Thistledown Lightning Flash 8 Mountaineer Park READ THE FOOTNOTES DUKE OF MISCHIEF GLOBAL RESPONSE Miss Orienta 6 Fair Meadows Tulsa Tiz Promising Rvf 3 Penn National Jupi’s Lightning 3 Parx Racing SILVER TREE EXCHANGE RATE GOTTCHA GOLD Silvera 1 Canterbury Park Stock Chain 2 Mountaineer Park Uptown Funky Cat 2 Hastings Love Tree 3 Thistledown Desert Prophet 4 Emerald Downs Missy’s Padraig 6 Hastings Gottcha Promise 7 Assiniboia Downs SOLDAT EXCLUSIVE QUALITY Labyrinth 6 Mountaineer Park Il Mio Amore 5 Penn National Mr Changue 7 Fort Erie Archipelago 7 Thistledown Off Duty 8 Parx Racing FACTUM SONGANDAPRAYER She’smyrisenstar 5 Penn National HANDSOME MIKE This Is My Prayer 6 Louisiana Downs Factum Love Style 7 Parx Racing Cutie Pie 4 Indiana Grand Mike Is Ready 5 Belterra Park TEUFLESBERG FIELD COMMISSION Ganondagan 4 Finger Lakes Field Officer 1 Parx Racing HE’S HAD ENOUGH Wildwood’s Gamble 2 Fairmount Park THE BIG BEAST FIRST DUDE Sweepeno 2 Mountaineer Park Shes the Beast 5 Fair Meadows Tulsa El Duque 2 Mountaineer Park Azzarro 3 Penn National Miss Star Lo 9 Parx Racing TREASURE BEACH (GB) HELLO BROADWAY Tigerbeach 2 Louisiana Downs Continued on next page Tiz Showbiz 3 Louisiana Downs Whatafind 5 Louisiana Downs

Copyright © 2004 Florida Stallion Progeny for Wednesday, June 16 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.

FLASHSTORM KHOZAN TEUFLESBERG Nothin Really 10 Delaware Park Liv and Let Liv 8 Parx Racing Dreams Still Wild 6 Finger Lakes FURY KAPCORI MACHO UNO THATCHERS ISLAND Lover Boy 8 Belterra Park Sharon’s Law 4 Parx Racing Blazing Island 1 Parx Racing GONE ASTRAY Award Wanted 7 Delaware Park Three Hombres 1 Thistledown THE BIG BEAST Eye Catching 3 Assiniboia Downs MILWAUKEE BREW Sunny Beast 1 Thistledown Kool One 5 Assiniboia Downs Enduring Love 4 Thistledown Hauntedbythemusic 5 Delaware Park Ten’s Legacy 7 Assiniboia Downs HANDSOME MIKE OUTFLANKER TREASURE BEACH (GB) Cutie Pie 3 Indiana Grand Shar’s Treasure 7 Evangeline Downs Big Cyn 4 Finger Lakes Mama G’s Wish 2 Delaware Park Imperial Palace 8 Mountaineer Park HE’S HAD ENOUGH POSEIDON’S WARRIOR Classy Lynn 7 Belterra Park Urban Buckeye 1 Belterra Park UNCAPTURED Leme At Em 10 Delaware Park Hail Southern 8 Delaware Park King Nekia 4 Delaware Park Cape Cod Sally 4 Parx Racing HEAR NO EVIL RATTLESNAKE BRIDGE Awesome Evil 5 Mountaineer Park Rattlesnake Ridge 3 Delaware Park Captivating Gal 6 Delaware Park Winnager 7 Canterbury Park HIGH COTTON RIDE ON CURLIN To a T 8 Parx Racing General 1 Delaware Park Where U B 8 Delaware Park Valeroso 10 Delaware Park Cotton Tooyah 6 Mountaineer Park Damir 10 Delaware Park Lilac Lace 6 Thistledown WESTERN PRIDE SILVER TREE Lovely Lady Linda 4 Belterra Park JESS’S DREAM Silver Sun 8 Delaware Park Onward Austin 1 Evangeline Downs Empress Alexandra 6 Thistledown SOLDAT WILDCAT HEIR Big Agnes 7 Penn National Pride Leader 7 Delaware Park KANTHAROS Little Tequila 2 Mountaineer Park SONGANDAPRAYER WINSLOW HOMER Trending Up 2 Penn National Doeny Sparks 4 Evangeline Downs Homers Magic 7 Thistledown St. Louie Guy 4 Assiniboia Downs Blessed Arion 5 Delaware Park SUPAH BLITZ WITH DISTINCTION Greek Sonnet 5 Finger Lakes No Supah for You 8 Arizona Downs Can If I Can 6 Evangeline Downs

Copyright © 2004 Florida Breeders’ List for Daily Racing Form Tuesday & Wednesday, June 15 & 16 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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Distinct Approval 1 Charles Patton Transitive 4 GoldMark Farm, LLC Silvera 1 Vegso Racing Stable Special Risk 5 GoldMark Farm, LLC FINGER LAKES Starship Prankster 8 Frank Hopewell & Runner’s Stone Secret 4 Hickstead Farm Violent Turbulence 6 Beckie K. Cantrell &Charles Kent Dream Farm Inc FANDUEL SPORTSBOOK AND HORSE RACING Cantrell Wildwood’s Gamble 2 J. Andrew Burns Off Duty 8 David Melin & Eddie Plesa MOUNTAINEER CASINO RACETRACK & RESORT Eads Bridge 3 Randall Hartley & Dean DeRenzo Sacramento Q 8 Midwest Thoroughbreds Inc. El Duque 2 Donald R. Dizney, LLC Mango Tree 4 Glockenburg LLC Tomater Gator 8 Bill Scherer Little Tequila 2 Alfonso Miranda Wise Khozan 4 J D Farms Wild Haven 8 Dr. K. K. Jayaraman &Dr. V. Devi Awesome Evil 5 Jorge Olivero FORT ERIE Jayaraman Waterloo Sunset 5 Arindel Amnesty 2 Bridlewood Farm Hollywood Jet 9 William J. Terrell & Frank De Savino Cotton Tooyah 6 Ocala Stud Mr. Doda 9 Monmouth Stud Unyielding 2 Versatile Thoroughbreds LLC Backcat 7 GoldMark Farm Allaboutthedrama 3 Arboritanza Racing LLC Talkback 7 GoldMark Farm Lil’s Turn 4 Harold Queen ROYAL ASCOT ENGLAND Extravagant Kid 3 Vicino Racing Stable I Want the Katz 8 Bruno Schickedanz Romantic Bliss 4 Murray D. Stroud Snell Flicka 4 Brent Fernung, Crystal Fernung & Imperial Palace 8 Helen Barbazon & Joseph Barbazon THISTLEDOWN Ninja 8 Arindel Andrew Fernung Big Angel 2 Northwest Stud Fafa Fooey 7 Woodford Thoroughbreds Meanasasnake 2 Charles Patton PENN NATIONAL I Idolize You 7 Mr. Amore Stable LLC Miss Over There 2 Linda Sims & Jack Garey Light Us Up 2 Craig L. Wheeler Mr Changue 7 Ocala Stud & J. Michael O’Farrell Jr. Love Tree 3 Janet Erwin Song of Indy 3 Maxxam Alliance, LLC Diamondback 10 Smokey Willow Farm Paltarrevenge 3 Harold J. Plumley Canelita 12 Joel Covarrubias Il Mio Amore 5 Bruno Schickedanz Tip Sheet 3 Arindel Lady Joanna 5 John Liviakis FINGER LAKES Leombruno 4 John A. DeVault & Sue S. DeVault She’smyrisenstar 5 Stonehedge LLC Party Dress 1 Brent Fernung & Crystal Fernung Archipelago 7 Glockenburg, LLC Ribbons and Medals 6 Live Oak Stud Fifty Eight O G 2 Freddie Hyatt Native Valley 8 Glockenburg LLC By My Own 7 Dr. Carolin Von Rosenberg DVM & Stone Heart 2 Luisa Degwitz & Ric-Deg Farm Mike Yovankin Chappy’s Breeze 4 Rendy Andrews Wednesday, June 16 FAIR MEADOWS PARX RACING Shes the Beast 5 Glen View Oaks, LLC ASSINIBOIA DOWNS Blazing Island 1 Jorge L. Hiraldo Eye Catching 3 Mikhail Yanakov Field Officer 1 Edward A. Seltzer INDIANA GRAND RACE COURSE Mr. Dazzle 4 Adam Parker & Suzette Parker Cape Cod Sally 4 Phil Matthews & Karen Matthews Copley 1 Los Samanes LLC St. Louie Guy 4 Lucy Edwards and Randell Edwards War Act 8 Just For Fun Stable, Inc. Sharon’s Law 4 Farm III Enterprises LLC BELTERRA PARK Factum Love Style 7 Stonehedge, LLC LOUISIANA DOWNS Urban Buckeye 1 Helen Barbazon & Joseph Barbazon He Runs the Line 7 Mary K. Haire Tigerbeach 2 John C. Pereira Classy Lynn 7 Lynne Boutte Liv and Let Liv 8 Stonehedge LLC Tiz Showbiz 3 Porter Racing Stable, LLC Lover Boy 8 Brent Fernung & Crystal Fernung High Proof 7 Martha Mallicote To a T 8 Shade Tree Thoroughbreds Inc & Ruth Delaplane CANTERBURY PARK MOUNTAINEER CASINO RACETRACK & RESORT Miss Star Lo 9 Marti Erin Haught Nameaboysue 1 Michael Spielman Winnager 7 Milton Hendry, Beth Hendry &Nor- Osmi Slew 1 Mary Ellen Coenen & Bobby Dodd man Hendry THISTLEDOWN Prince Amadeus 1 Teamwork Racing Company DELAWARE PARK Must Be a Monster 1 Martin Goodell & Emily Goodell Aznavour 2 Juan Francisco Landaeta & Jorge General 1 Charles Patton Sunny Beast 1 Helen Y. Painter Tabraue Rattlesnake Ridge 3 Hartley/DeRenzo Thoroughbreds Three Hombres 1 Shade Tree Thoroughbreds Inc, Gran Diamond 2 EICO Ventures King Nekia 4 Porter Racing Stable, LLC Geoff Roy& Tom Fitzgerald Sweepeno 2 Purple Haze Stables Hauntedbythemusic 5 Sorrento Oaks Farm Inc Tiwaz 1 Glockenburg LLC Factum’s Reward 4 Kathleen O’Connell Flirty 3 Darsan Inc. & Uncle Mo Syndicate Jagger Baby 4 Steve Tucker Kingpin 5 Helen Barbazon, Joseph Barbazon Shipmans Magic 4 SJT Racing Stables LLC & W. S. Farish Empress Alexandra 6 Stonestreet Thoroughbred Hold- Frank’s Legacy 5 Hidden Point Farm Inc. Captivating Gal 6 Stonehedge LLC ings LLC Labyrinth 6 Glockenburg, LLC Hail Southern 8 Lott’s Creek Farm Lilac Lace 6 Montanari & Epstein Freckles Kan 7 Linda Petersen Silver Sun 8 Vegso Racing Stable Sierra Diamond 6 Donald R. Dizney, LLC Lightning Flash 8 George Santis & Judy Karlin Where U B 8 Marco Medina Homers Magic 7 Stonehedge, LLC

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