Maryland Horse® April 2019 Official publication of the Maryland Horse Breeders Association; Vol. 84, No. 4

Horse Farm Tour showcases state’s rich resources

Maryland Horse Breeders Association Inc. at Goucher College Springtime on a horse 1021 Dulaney Valley Road farm is magical – mares and Baltimore, MD 21204 foals in their paddocks, the P.O. Box 427 bustling breeding sheds, the Timonium, MD 21094 bloom of the season. 410-252-2100 www.marylandthoroughbred.com A free tour of Maryland horse farms Saturday, May 11, BOARD OF DIRECTORS from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., will of- Michael Harrison DVM fer a chance to experience the President magic. The Maryland Thor- David Wade oughbred Horse Farm Tour 1 Vice-president has been arranged by the Kent Allen Murray Maryland Horse Breeders As- Secretary-treasurer sociation as part of the MH- Cricket Goodall BA’s 90th anniversary celebra- Executive director tion. Brooke Bowman DVM, Select farms and a number Rebecca B. Davis, David of agribusinesses in Baltimore, DiPietro, Richard Hackerman*, Carroll, Cecil, Frederick and Christy Holden, Michael Horning*, TK Kuegler, Louis Harford counties will be open Merryman, Sabrina Moore, D. to the public. Tour partici- David Moose, Larry Murray, pants may visit as many of the William Reightler, James B. farms as they would like, in Steele, Theresa Wiseman any order convenient for *president appointed them. Directors Emeritus Found on the tour are (served 18 years) GreenMount­ Farm in Reisters­ J. William Boniface, town (Baltimore County), the R. Thomas Bowman, King T. birthplace of 2018 Mary- Leatherbury, Donald P. Litz land-bred Horse of the Year nurseries; and Northview peake City; and Sycamore Jr., Robert T. Manfuso, Ann Knicks Go, one of the top Stallion­ Station in Chesapeake Hall, Chesapeake City (Cecil Merryman, Michael Pons, 2-year-olds in the nation last City (Cecil County), home to County). Katharine M. Voss year; Bonita Farm in Darling- Maryland’s Stallion of the Summer Wind Farm, Union Advisory Council ton (Harford County), long- Year for 16 of the past 17 years, Bridge (Frederick County). (past MHBA presidents) time home of the 1983 Mary- including Great Notion, Country Life Farm, Bel Air; J. William Boniface, land-bred Preakness winner named Maryland’s top stal- and Murmur Farm, Darling- William K. Boniface, Frank A. lion since 2016. ton (Harford County). Bonsal, R. Thomas Bowman, Deputed Testamony and cur- William G. Christmas, Hal rent home to a promising Other farms include: A complete list of farms C.B. Clagett III, Kimball C. young roster of stallions that Merryland Farm, Hydes; and businesses and their loca- Firestone, King T. Leatherbury, include millionaire and Ken- Sagamore Farm, Glyndon; tions appears on the next page J.W.Y. Martin Jr., Joseph P. tucky Derby-placed Dort- and Willowdale Farm, Butler and may be found online at Pons Jr., Michael Pons, James mund; Shamrock Farm in (Baltimore County). marylandthoroughbred.com. B. Steele Jr., Katharine M. Woodbine (Carroll County), Roland Farm, Warwick; Se- R Voss, Robert B. White among Maryland’s busiest lect Breeders Services, Chesa- MHBA 90 Years Celebration Event Maryland Thoroughbred Horse Farm TOUR Presented by the Maryland Horse Breeders Association

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May 11, 2019 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Visit some of our state’s finest Thoroughbred farms BALTIMORE COUNTY: GreenMount Farm, Merryland Farm, Sagamore Farm, Willowdale Farm CARROLL COUNTY: Shamrock Farm • CECIL COUNTY: Northview Stallion Station, Roland Farm, Sycamore Hall, Select Breeder Services • FREDERICK COUNTY: Summer Wind Farm HARFORD COUNTY: Bonita Farm, Country Life Farm, Murmur Farm

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FarmTourPoster.indd 1 3/19/19 3:58 PM Fund propels Maryland’s breeding industry

The passing of House Bill 106, signed into law April 6, 1962, by Gov. J. Millard Tawes, was ground-breaking legis­ lation, creating the innovative Maryland Bred Fund program, which rewarded the state’s breeders and stallion owners and offered more opportunites for Maryland- bred runners. Snowden Carter, then editor of the Maryland Horse, races restricted to Maryland was witness to what he wrote foaled runners, and the “was the biggest news ever to MHBA oversaw registration come to Maryland breeders.” which determined eligibility, A year after the bill’s signing, keeping records of state-bred Carter reflected: “Maryland­ ­ foals. A notice was printed in ers aren’t accustomed to being the August 1937 issue of the leaders in a national trend, Governor Tawes signs bill with Senate president George Della, Maryland Horse: “A score of but there can be no doubt that Speaker of House Perry Wilkerson, Secretary of State Lloyd Maryland-bred winners are other states are now Simpkins. Snowden Carter (third from left) looks on. not yet registered with the attempting to duplicate the Maryland Horse Breeders legislation which was passed would be governed by the Maryland Fund race. The Association. Let their in Annapolis. . . Maryland Racing Com­mis­ winner, Leddysmaun (by breeders, who are after all the “Expansion of the state’s sion. Country Life Farm stallion gainers, remember that they breeding industry is The results were immed­ Saggy), ran for a purse of cannot race in any race for 3 inevitable. The quality of iate. $5,000, earned breeders Maryland-bred horses unless racing at Maryland tracks has The first Maryland-bred William Sims and his father so registered.” improved and will continue to foal crop (1964) conceived George a $475 breeder bonus, By March 1941, the Mary­ improve.” after the signing of the bill and Stanley Sagner, owner of land Racing Commis­ sion­ Carter added that the bill, jumped 86 percent over 1960, Saggy, received a $237.50 accorded the MHBA complete “has revitalized a struggling, to 877 foals. One year later, the stallion bonus. authority in determining if not moribund, industry.” foal crop surpassed 1,000 for In 1970, the fund received Maryland-bred eligibility. A The first state breeder the first time in Maryland another boost, as the takeout number of races were incentive development history (a 119 percent increase increased from 13 to 15 restricted to Maryland-bred program in the country, the in a five-year span). Maryland percent, and the percentage of AND sired, including certain Maryland Fund was a joint went to fourth in the nation by handle allocated also rose. stakes such as the Maryland lobbying effort sug­gested to number of foals born in the Then in 1985, Gov. Harry Futurity. In 1947, the Mary­ the legislature by the state (behind Kentucky, Hughes reduced the state’s land Breeders’ Stakes Series, a Maryland Horse Breeders California and Florida). share of the mutuel handle forerunner to the Maryland Association and the Prior to the start of the 1962 from 4.09 percent to 0.5 Fund stakes program, was Horsemen’s Benevolent and breeding season, 98 stallions percent, and the Maryland launched. Four restricted Protective Association as a were on Maryland’s roster. By Fund’s share of the handle stakes, one run at each of way to promote and improve 1970, the roster contained 190 increased to 1.1 percent. In Maryland’s major tracks the state’s breeding industry listings, and included the likes 1965, more than $1.04 million (Pimlico, Laurel, Havre de and to help supply runners to of Northern Dancer, Nearctic, in Maryland-bred awards and Grace and Bowie) were Maryland tracks. Sunrise Flight, Maribeau, purses were paid out; the offered, with the MHBA The bill raised the pari- Knightly Manner and Kauai figure rose to more than $1.7 handling the nominations, mutuel take at all Maryland King. The latter, a foal of 1963, million in 1971; by 1975, it was and collecting a $10 sub­ tracks from 12 to 13 percent, was the first Maryland-bred nearly $2.6 million. scription fee. It was noted that with the additional 1 percent winner of the Kentucky Throughout the 1980s, more entry of a yearling in the going entirely to horsemen in Derby. His breeder, Virginia than $3 million a year was stakes series didn’t auto­ the form of purse money and horseman Dr. Frank A. earmarked for Maryland- matically register the horse as breeder bonuses. Two-thirds O’Keefe, had decided to foal breds through the program. a Maryland-bred, which was of the 1 percent was to go into at least one mare in Maryland Incentives for Maryland still required in order for the general purse distribution, every year after the bill breeders were instituted by horse to be permitted to run in and one-third was designated passed. the MHBA decades before the any Maryland-bred race. The for the newly created By July 1962, the half-mile creation of the Maryland stakes schedule was Maryland-bred fund, which track Bel Air offered the first Fund. Local tracks offered expanded to five in 1958 with the addition of the Maryland decades. The owner award bonuses continue to be paid in 2018 exceeded $9.5 million Derby at Laurel. program was created in 1982, out, since February 2015 from (which includes the owner Changes have continued to replacing races restricted to the purse account, and in 2018 awards from the purse be made to the Maryland Maryland-bred runners that amounted to nearly $3.5 account). R Fund program over the had begun in 1962. Owner million. Total fund payments

Maryland-bred Stakes Winners

Blamed records her first graded stakes win of year at Gulfstream Leslie Martin

Capping off a week in wire in the $150,000 Royal Alwaysmining, Bonus Points of :23.29, :45.63, 1:09.70 and 1 which she was named 2018 Delta Stakes-G3 at Gulfstream and Las Setas – at Laurel Park. 1:22.02. She came home 1 ⁄4 Maryland-bred champion 3- Park Feb. 16. She was the Sent out by Hall of Fame lengths in front, covering year-old filly, Cleber J.fourth Maryland-bred stakes trainer Bill Mott, the odds-on the mile in 1:35.18. It was a Massey’s Blamed got her first winner of the day, all in open favorite in the field of seven much-improved effort off her win of 2019 by leading gate-to- company, the other three – broke quickly, set fractions first start of the year, the Hur- 4 Maryland-breds earn T.I.P. Awards

The Jockey Club Thor- Thirty Maryland-breds oughbred Incentive Program, participated­ in the program, which encourages the retrain- which presents the perfor- ing of Thoroughbreds into mance awards to recognize other disciplines upon com- Thoroughbreds accumulating pletion of careers in racing or the most points at all horse breeding, announced the win- shows in each of the award ners and participants in its categories and divisions 2018 performance awards pro- throughout the year. gram. Crypt’s Wisper (shown Rounding out the top six as Crypt’s Maei Star), owned Maryland-breds by points and ridden by Khilia Giaco- were Bluegrass Zak (shown as bone, won the Maryland-bred Monroe Doctrine by Catherine Performance Award, spon- Tarcu); Outwit (Melissa sored by the Maryland Horse White); Aqua Al (shown as Breeders Association. Defying Gravity by junior rid- The 19-year-old son of er Ella Sciog); Startdwitha­ Cryptoleen out of Whisper to whisper­ (shown as Started a Star, by Wind and Wuther- with a Whisper by Melissa ing was bred by Ayres Foun- White); and Forget the Page tain Spring Farm but never (shown by Catherine Tarcu). raced. The bay gelding com- The complete list of win- peted in the English Pleasure ners and participants is avail- category in 2018, finishing the able at tjctip.com/performance year as Reserve Champion awardswinners. R Horse in the division. ricane Bertie Stakes-G3 three Keeneland September year- her graded stakes debut in in foal to Super Saver, for weeks earlier. Sent off as fa- ling when offered by breeder Keeneland’s Grade 2 Raven $100,000 at the 2016 Keeneland vorite in a field that included Sagamore Farm. The filly’s Run Stakes. After setting the November breeding stock sale 2018 Eclipse Award-winning career began with trainer Joel opening fractions of :22.27, to Aysoob Stud Farm. female sprinter Shamrock Marr in New Mexico at Zia :44.83 and 1:09.92, she was The final foal bred by Saga- Rose, Blamed posted sizzling Park and, after a second in her caught late by Shamrock more out of Salsa Star is Chase fractions of :22.58 and :45.18 debut, she rattled off five wins Rose. She followed with a stel- Greatness, a 3-year-old geld- before fading to fifth for the in a row, three in stakes at lar gate-to-wire score in the ed son of More Than Ready worst finish of her career. With Sunland Park, by an average Comely Stakes-G3 at Aque- who broke his maiden in his the Royal Delta win, Blamed of more than 6 lengths. On tar- duct in November to cap her second start at 2 at Churchill improved her record to seven get for the Kentucky Oaks-G1, season. Downs under the Sagamore wins and two seconds from 10 she was sidelined less than a A daughter of Blame out colors and has yet to start in starts for earnings of $496,765. week out by a hairline fracture of the stakes-placed Giant’s 2019. R Blamed was purchased in her right hind pastern. Causeway mare Salsa Star, privately by Massey after fail- When she reappeared six Blamed is a half-sister to ing to reach her reserve (she months later, the filly was in stakes-placed Chubby Star. was a $77,000 RNA) at the the barn of Mott and making Sagamore sold Salsa Star,

Maryland Thoroughbred Industry Scholarship Fund applications being accepted

College students involved in Mary- be available in this year’s scholarship trainer and longtime custodian of the land’s Thoroughbred industry will once fund. press boxes at Pimlico and Laurel. again have an opportunity to earn schol- The program is designed to provide Scholarship recipients will be selected arships through the concerted effort of meaningful financial assistance to cur- by a committee made up of representa- the Maryland Horse Breeders Associa- rently enrolled students who are back- tives from each contributing organiza- tion, Maryland Jockey Club, Maryland stretch employees, work on a Thorough- tion. Thoroughbred Horsemen’s Association, bred farm or are active members of the The application process will be done and Maryland Racing Media Association, Maryland Thorougbred industry. online through the Maryland Thorough- contributors of the initial seed money re- The two largest scholarships­ to be pre- bred Industry Scholarship Fund website 5 quired to relaunch the successful pro- sented will be the Lucy Acton Memorial, at mdthoroughbredscholarship.com. gram once managed by MRMA. With named in honor of the late editor of Deadline for applications is July 15. In addition to her own attendance at support of additionaleach race, Worrall reviewed accountsindustry donors Mid-Atlantic Thoroughbred, and the Eddie R from the Mid-Atlantic Thoroughbred, The Chronicle of the Horse, the National and organizations,­ Steeplechase Association more yearbooks, than The $60,000 will McMullen in memory of the late jockey, Baltimore Sun, and the Washington Post as well as the personal tales of Patrick Smithwick in Flyng Change, and Steeple- chasing: The Complete History of the Sport in North America by the late Peter Winants.

Readers will find extensive photo Cup Hunt Maryland The graphs by two-time Eclipse Award winner Douglas Lees, complete charts- for each race, and an appendix which in Marylandcludes all horses, riders, trainers, and Hunt Cup book owners from 1997-2018. Also included- are the founders and members of the Maryland Hunt Cup Association, the The Maryland Hunt Cup recipients of the S. Bryce Wing award, and the horses honored with the George Brown Bowl. celebrates The Maryland Hunt Cup Worrall knows this race and its history inside and out. Beyond writing her Celebrating 125 Years Celebrating 125 years well-received history of the Hunt Cup in 1996, Worrall was the first woman There are twenty-two fences in the four-

125th anniversary Years 125 Celebrating mile Maryland Hunt Cup, the toughest member of the Maryland Hunt Cup by Margaret Worrall Association and served as race secretary/ timber race in the world, held the last chairman of that organization, another weekend of April. The first fence is a black first. She is a recipient of the Wing award four-foot, four-board fence…. And now this and her horse, Von Csadek, owned in is it. A cruel hill awaits you after you make partnership with her uncle Herb Shep it over the twenty-first… Then you land pard, trained by her husband Doug over the last fence…. You’ve got to hold your horse together, keep him going, some are Worrall, and ridden by their son Patrick- Worrall, was the 1988 National Steeple about to collapse. You’ve got to do as your chase Association timber champion, father Paddy did for twenty years: ride ounded in 1894, the Mary- Eclipse Award winner Douglas from the last fence to the wire as if your life F honored with the George Brown Bowl in- 1990, and won the Maryland Hunt Cup depends on it. by 50 lengths in 1992. land Hunt Cup Association com- Lees, and complete charts. Patrick Smithwick Other books by Worrall are The History of the Green Spring Valley Hunt Flying Change 2012 memoratesClub; The Grand theNational Steeplechase2019 renewal of The appendix contains all The Maryland Hunt Cup, founded in 1898-1998; 100 Runnings of the Mary- 1894 initially as a race between members the world’sland Hunt Cup; The toughest My Lady’s Manor timber race horses, riders, trainers, and own- of two fox hunting clubs (the Elkridge Races 1909-2009; Charles Stedman and the Green Spring Valley), was Garland, a biography; Calvert School, The Tfollowed by two more major timber race with Firstthe Century publication; and St. John’s Church, of The Mary- ers during those years, as well as meetings: the Grand National in 1898 Western Run Parish. and then the My Lady’s Manor in 1909. All three, held annually in April, are over land Hunt Cup, Celebrating 125 the founders and members of the 100 years old. In 2019, the Maryland Hunt Cup, the oldest and most revered, YearsThe, bydust cover Margaret reproduces an original Worrall. Maryland Hunt Cup Association, will celebrate its 125th anniversary and painting of the paddock of the Maryland its 123rd running, pausing only for Hunt Cup, with the kind permission of WWII. This is an extraordinary achieve Inthe artist, this Sam Robinson. volume, a limited edi- the recipients of the S. Bryce Wing ment of longevity and tradition in our 21st century world of text messages, - internet friends, and selfies where our tion of 400, Worrall picks up award, and the horses honored modern lives last only a nanosecond. In this volume, a limited edition of where she left off in her previous with the George Brown Bowl. 300, author Margaret Worrall picks up where she left off in her book 100 Runnings of the Maryland Hunt Cup, Hunt Cup history, 100 Runnings of An original painting of the 1976-1996. “I wanted to talk to the many partici- the Maryland Hunt Cup, published Maryland Hunt Cup paddock by pants from this current quarter century, 1997 through 2018, to compile a con Worrall temporary narrative,” says Worrall from in 1996. artist Sam Robinson graces the her home on My Lady’s Manor. “We’ve- lost some of the greats in this period such as Mikey Smithwick, who still holds the Readers will find the story of cover of this hardback edition. record as winning rider at six; Tommy Smith who won three Maryland Hunt each race from 1997-2018, includ- The book may be purchased Cups and the Aintree Grand National on Jay Trump; and Tom Voss, Hall of Fame trainer of Hunt Cup winners Florida ing personal accounts by owners, for $125 at marylandhuntcup. Law and Welter Weight. trainers, and riders, plus exten- com. R sive photographs by two-time Maryland Foal Report

ARGENTESQUE, by Silver Depu- ty, b.f., March 3, by Violence. Thornmar. Mare to Hoppertu- Bourbon Courage colt is the first foal for $248,063-earner Charm City. nity. AVIARY, by Dance With Ravens, b.f., Feb. 26, by Uncle Lino. Thornmar. Mare to Irish War Cry. BENS KIN, by Dance With Ra- vens, b.c., Feb. 16, by Imagin- ing. David DiPietro. BLISSTIKUS, by Luftikus, b.c., Feb. 1, by Divining Rod. Wil- liam Bayne and Super C Rac- ing. CHARM CITY, by City Zip, ch.c., Feb. 11, by Bourbon Courage. Dr. Ronald H. Parker. Mare to Imagining. Colt from the first crop of CORINNAISE, by Corinthian, Holy Boss out of City Swinger b.f., Jan. 31, by Mosler. Coun- romps at Anchor & Hope try Life Farm. Mare to Mor Farm in Port Deposit. Spirit. Christie Steele (2) DEBORAH’S MOMENT, by Lem- The first foal for the Curlin mare Ol Sanish is a son of Barbados. on Drop Kid, b.f., March 2, by 6 Midnight Storm. Thornmar. Mare to Cross Traffic. DIXIE DANCER, by Union Rags, b.f., Jan. 16, by Divining Rod. Gainesway Thoroughbreds Ltd. Mare to Divining Rod. DON’TSTOP THEPARTY, by Henry­thenavigator, b.c., Feb. 17, by Great Notion. Jagger Inc. Mare to Medallist. EASTER FASHION, by Kela, b.f., Feb. 7, by Divining Rod. Susan H. Wantz. FIVE STAR DREAM, by Two Lydia A. Williams (2) A. Williams Lydia Christie Steele Punch, b.c., Feb. 10, by Divin- Buffum colt is out of Cowgirl Kiss in the Forest and her ing Rod. CandyLand Farm. Cross Traffic colt out of Offlee Creed, a half-sister to stakes Flashback colt catch some rays Wild mare Misssavannah’sbabe GANSETT, by Jump Start, b.c., winner Whereshetoldmetogo. at Shamrock Farm. was foaled on Valentine’s Day. Feb. 1, by Mosler. Country Life Farm, Paul Berube and Karen Linnel. Mare to Mosler. Hootenanny. Moneylane OFFICER BUNS, by Officer, b.f., PAY THE LADY, by Not For Love, HURRICANE ISABELLA, by Farms. Mare to Cuba. Feb. 21, by Congrats. Nancy b.c., Feb. 4, by Overanalyze. Prospect Bay, b.f., Jan. 31, by MISS SASSAFRAS, by Afleet Al- Lee Farms. Thornmar. Mare to Great No- Super Ninety Nine. LGB Thor- ex, b.f., Jan. 21, by Freedom OL SANISH, by Curlin, ch.c., Jan. tion. oughbreds. Child. Ken Lowe. Mare to Frie- 27, by Barbados. James B. PRET SAY EYE, by Ready’s Im- KISS IN THE FOREST, by Forest san Fire. Steele. Mare to Barbados. age, b.f., Jan. 21, by Maclean’s Wildcat, ch.c., Feb. 14, by ONEARMEDBANDIT, by No Ar- MISSSAVANNAH’SBABE, by Music. Kingdom Bloodstock Flashback. Barak Farm and Joe mistice, b.f., Feb. 18, by Mosler. Offlee Wild, dk.b./br.c., Feb. Inc. Mare to Irish War Cry. Dodgen. No Guts No Glory Farm. 14, by Cross Traffic. Richard J. PROFIT GIRL, by General Meet- LAURA’S MOON, by Malibu Hackerman. ONEMINUTETOMIDNITE, by ing, ch.c., Feb. 14, by Cupid. Moon, dk.b./br.f., Feb. 10, by Street Cry (Ire), b.f., March 6, MOONLIT MALIBU, by Malibu Amy H. Daney Bloodstock. Mosler. Country Life Farm by Bandbox. Thornmar. Mare Mare to Blofeld. and Laura’s Moon LLC. Mare Moon, dk.b./br.f., Jan. 21, by to Uncle Lino. to Mosler. Mosler. Country Life Farm OUR FANTENE, by Touch Gold, REAPPEARANCE, by Kafwain, LEGAL AFFECT, by Closing Ar- and Moonlit Malibu LLC. b.f., Jan. 30, by Divining Rod. b.c., Feb. 11, by Divining Rod. gument, b.f., Feb. 2, by Friesan Mare to Maclean’s Music. Smith Farm and Stable. Ken Lowe. Mare to Divining Fire. Country Life Farm and NOTASSHARPASUTHINK, by OUTWITHBIGDADDY, by Out- Rod. Charm City Racing LLC. Sharp Humor, ch.c., Feb. 24, by flanker, b.f., Feb. 18, by Great ROCK SAPPHIRE (KOR), by LITTLETOWN BRIDGE, by Fed Biz. Derek Brown. Mare to Notion. No Guts No Glory Rock Hard Ten, b.f., Feb. 11, by Stormin Fever, b.f., Feb. 10, by Munnings. Farm. Mosler. Country Life Farm Lydia A. Williams A. Williams Lydia Colt by first-crop sire Madefromlucky out of stakes winner First foal for $146,313-earner Officer Buns (by Officer) Amie’s Legend (by Not For Love) shows off his moves. is a Congrats filly foaled at Willowdale Farm.

Four-time winner Shirleys Curls 7 delivered a colt by Overanalyze. Christie Steele Outflanker—Saucy Countess filly is a half-sister to stakes winner Lotsa Mischief and nine other winners. Fed Biz colt out of Sharp Humor’s stakes-placed daughter Notassharpasuthink stretches his legs. Ben’s Kin, a half-sister to Ben’s Cat by Dance With Ravens, is the dam of an Imagining colt.

and Rock Sapphire LLC. Mare more Bob. Timothy J. Rooney. TIGERETTE, by Jump Start, ch.f., UNTILTHEREWASYOU, by Big to Mosler. Mare to Maclean’s Music. Feb. 19, by Bourbon Courage. Brown, b.c., March 9, by Mid- SAGAMOON, by Malibu Moon, STAGED AFFAIR, by Not For Clover Hill Farm Inc. Mare to shipman. Thornmar. Mare to dk.b./br.f., Jan. 21, by Mosler. Love, b.c., Feb. 9, by Dialed In. Golden Lad. Outwork. Country Life Farm and Saga- D Hatman Thoroughbreds, TUXEDO ANNIE, by Black Tie WILL DO, by Roman Ruler, b.f., moon LLC. Mare to Mosler. Jac­lynn ODonnell and King- Affair (Ire), gr/ro.c., Jan. 23, by Feb. 7, by Mosler. Bell Gable Imagining. Mary K. Curran Stable. Mare to Friesan Fire. SARA ROCKS, by Rock Slide, dom Bloodstock. Mare to Long and Housatonic Bloodstock ch.f., Feb. 14, by Bourbon River. LLC. Mare to Blofeld. Courage. Dr. Ronald H. Park- STEEL CUT, by Cactus Ridge, b.f., er. Mare to Holy Boss. Jan. 24, by Divining Rod. SAUCY COUNTESS, by Tabasco Gainesway Thoroughbreds Cat, dk.b./br.f., Feb. 10, by Ltd. Mare to Divining Rod. Outflanker. Little Man Farm. STORMIN WENDY, by Ecclesias- Foals Wanted Mare to Outflanker. tic, dk.b./br.f., Feb. 1, by Mos- SCARFIRE, by Friesan Fire, b.f., ler. Thomas L. Teal. Send your foal reports and photographs of 2019 foals for Feb. 5, by Mosler. Smith Farm SWEET VALOR, by No Armistice, inclusion on the Maryland Horse Breeders Association and Stable. b.c., Feb. 6, by Editorial. Sweet website and The Maryland Horse newsletter. SHIRLEYS CURLS, by Curlin, Spirits Stable. Email information to ch.c., Feb. 11, by Overanalyze. TERUKO, by Coronado’s Quest, [email protected]. Nancy Lee Farms. b.f., Jan. 23, by Tonalist. Mr. Submissions may also be made on the MHBA website at SMART POLICY, by Smart Strike, and Mrs. Bayne Welker Jr. MarylandThoroughbred.com/foalreport. dk.b./br.f., Feb. 17, by Balti- Mare to Friesan Fire. Paul L. Fowler Jr.—STARTING TOUR: Jan. 26, 6th Nicewonder Stable LLC—TWIN VALOR: Jan. 5, race, $3,762. STORMIN HONGKONG: Jan. 1, 7th race, $891. 4th race, $4,788. ($8,550) Non Stop Stable and Paul Fowler—BAD ANGLE Charles Anthony Frock—BARBSGRAY LION: Jan. BURKE: Jan. 19, 7th race, $945. 25, 6th race, $1,056. Marilyn Payne—BAGELS AND LOX: Jan. 20, 1st Robert Gamber—STRING BEAN: Jan. 18, 2nd race, $3,078. race, $495. Cynthia Pence and Philip Spingler—NICK PAPA- Robert Gerczak—UMIGHTBEANEMPRESS: Jan. GIORGIO: Jan. 10, 6th race, $1,764. 11, 5th race, $1,701. Dr. and Mrs. A. Leonard Pineau—THE FACTOR’S Jean W. Harris—GLORY HOUND: Jan. 25, 7th FACT: Jan. 11, 6th race, $5,985. T SIZZLE: Jan. race, $495. 6, 7th race, $1,155. ($7,140) Trevor R. Hewick and Joan Hewick—POPLAR Dr. and Mrs. Richard Reveley—S W BRIAR ROSE: AVENUE: Jan. 18, 1st race, $3,420. Jan. 18, 6th race, $7,695. Hickory Ridge Farm—CHIEF TARHE: Jan. 27, 1st Carolyn H. Rogers Estate—IN CLASS: Jan. 27, race, $945. SPRING RUN: Jan. 4, 8th race, 4th race, $1,701. Maryland Fund Report $2,205. ($3,150) Sagamore Farm LLC—BRING ME ANSWERS: Hillside Thoroughbreds LLC—SOFRANKO: Jan. Jan. 11, 4th race, $1,134. DROPS AND BUCK- 20, 3rd race, $1,134. ETS: Jan. 24, 8th race, $693. GLOBAL CITIZEN: Bonuses paid for races at Maryland tracks Hillwood Stables LLC—SILVER SIDES: Jan. 11, Jan. 19, 4th race, $4,788. SHOE LOVES SHOE: January 1 to January 31, 2019 5th race, $891. Jan. 24, 6th race, $3,591. ($10,206) Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Holt, Theodore Montuori Share the Risk Partnership—LIZ’S SMILE: Jan. 4, and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Palumbo—TAT- 1st race, $726; Jan. 26, 1st race, $726. ($1,452) TOOED: Jan. 20, 2nd race, $4,959. Hamilton Smith, Fred Greene Jr and Deborah Michael and Debbie Horning—WE MADE IT: Jan. Greene—MOON VIRGINIA: Jan. 11, 8th race, Breeder bonuses James Edwin Bryant and Linda Page Davis— 18, 1st race, $1,260. $7,695. JUMP JIVE AN WAIL: Jan. 4, 6th race, $2,646; Barbara J. Houck—FINAL FEAR: Jan. 24, 8th Smith Farm and Stable—EL ROJO: Jan. 5, 1st Linda Albert and Thomas Baldwin—KOSHER Jan. 19, 6th race, $2,646. ($5,292) race, $3,591. race, $2,079; Jan. 25, 4th race, $1,155. KONTRACT: Jan. 12, 9th race, $4,617. Michael P. Cataneo—TO BLAVE: Jan. 20, 2nd Ann Biggs Jackson—ARTFUL SPLATTER: Jan. ($3,234) All Aboard Stables—REIN SUPREME: Jan. 6, 3rd race, $957. 11, 5th race, $4,617. Spendthrift Farm LLC—BARAVELLI: Jan. 12, 9th race, $2,565; Jan. 25, 3rd race, $3,591. James T. Christmas and Brenda Christmas— R. Larry Johnson—SPRINGTIME WIND: Jan. 1, race, $891. CONFESSOR: Jan. 20, 6th race, ($6,156) HUMBOLT STREET: Jan. 25, 7th race, $2,565. 1st race, $945. WHENALLELSEFAILS: Jan. 26, $1,386. ($2,277) Robert Atkinson and Mary Atkinson—ORTINOLA: Copper Penny Stables LLC—RAPIDASHCAT: 8th race, $594. ($1,539) John D. Stuart—KATEANDLILLIAN: Jan. 1, 9th Jan. 20, 5th race, $1,320. Jan. 6, 2nd race, $1,134. TRION WINGS: Jan. Harry Kassap LLC—MAGICALLY DISCREET: Jan. race, $594. Barak Farm—BLAME THE KIDS: Jan. 20, 8th 26, 10th race $3,078. ($4,212) 4, 8th race, $5,985; Jan. 19, 8th race, $2,646. Sycamore Hall Thoroughbreds LLC—EL BESTIA: race, $1,323. NINE MARTINIS: Jan. 4, 9th race, Cordelia Stables LLC—BELLE ‘N TONIC: Jan. 4, ($8,631) Jan. 5, 2nd race, $1,701. $924. ($2,247) 1st race, $3,762. Carl Lanier—HE’S NOT CURLY: Jan. 10, 6th race, Thoroughbred Horse Breeders LLC—TIDY Dr. Alexandro Rubim Dias—V. I. P. TICKET: Jan. STRIPE: Jan. 24, 8th race, $1,323. David Baxter—CHEESE ON: Jan. 18, 8th race, $4,788. 19, 1st race, $1,320. $2,835. FREE TO TRUMP: Jan. 1, 5th race, Fred T. Lewis DVM—TRICKY LION: Jan. 12, 6th Thornmar Farm—ALIBARBARA: Jan. 24, 1st race, David DiPietro—MIDNIGHT CRY: Jan. 25, 1st $1,134. IN ARREARS: Jan. 6, 7th race, $5,985. race, $7,695. $594. WORTH HIS SALT: Jan. 1, 2nd race, race, $495. ($9,954) Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. Litz and Shamrock $1,155. YOURS TO KEEP: Jan. 6, 6th race, Marilyn Anne Doetsch—LOVELY GAMES: Jan. 1, Farm—BUSTER’S BROTHER: Jan. 25, 9th race, $594. ($2,343) Patricia and Richard Beck—PHANTOM SHOT: 5th race, $594. $1,134. Thornmar Farm and Colleen Torsney—THAT- Jan. 12, 4th race, $1,485. PHANTOM SPOT: Dragon’s Lair Farm LLC—BAPTIZE THE BOY: Kenneth Lowe Jr.—LITTLE MISS RAELYN: Jan. WOULDBEGRAND: Jan. 20, 6th race, $2,646. Jan. 11, 3rd race, $3,078. ($4,563) Jan. 19, 9th race, $2,520. 25, 6th race, $5,472. Mark Toothaker and Dan White—GREASED- 8 David Benjamin Bloom—BULLETS CHILD: Jan. The Elkstone Group LLC—HIGHER PURPOSE: Lucas Racing Inc—LUNA DE FUEGO: Jan. 5, 4th LIGHTNING: Jan. 26, 2nd race, $495. 27, 8th race, $5,985. Jan. 24, 2nd race, $1,134. PRETTY GOOD race, $594. Two Legends Farm—TEAM TIM: Jan. 25, 2nd Richard F. Blue Jr.—HOT FRIESIA: Jan. 27, 7th YEAR: Jan. 10, 8th race, $5,643. RED GUM: Robert T. Manfuso—WEEKEND DELIGHT: Jan. race, $990. race, $2,646. Jan. 1, 7th race, $2,520; Jan. 19, 1st race, 19, 2nd race, $1,320. Robert S. Vukelic—CROUCHELLI: Jan. 1, 2nd Richard Blue Sr. and Ann Merryman—RAILMAS- $6,840. TORCH OF TRUTH: Jan. 6, 7th race, Robert T. Manfuso and Katharine M. Voss— race, $5,985. TER: Jan. 27, 8th race, $1,155. $2,205. ($18,342) ELIAV: Jan. 27, 6th race, $1,386. LAS SETAS: Linda M. Walls—FAZE THE NATION: Jan. 6, 9th Mary E. Eppler Racing Stable Inc.—MARTY- Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Bowman and Dr. Brooke Jan. 20, 5th race, $6,840. NO MORE EXCUSES: race, $1,449. WITHTHEPARTY: Jan. 10, 1st race, $495. Bowman—PIKACHU PRINCESS: Jan. 4, 2nd Jan. 18, 4th race, $3,078. SWING STEP: Jan. Donald Clifford Wilson—JUSTA SCOCH: Jan. 4, race, $4,788. Mary E. Eppler Racing Stable and A. Leonard Pin- 18, 9th race, $495. ($11,799) 8th race, $1,155. eau—CRUSH IT: Jan. 20, 2nd race, $1,827. Marathon Farms Inc.—BUSTOFF: Jan. 18, 1st Robert Winters and Xanthus Farms Inc.—RE- Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Bowman, Quin Bowman and VISUAL EFFECT: Jan. 5, 6th race, $945. race, $660. DAYSTRIKE: Jan. 25, 5th race, LENTLESS LION: Jan. 11, 1st race, $3,078. Rebecca Davis—ALLURING PROSPECT: Jan. ($2,772) $2,565. GRECIAN PRINCE: Jan. 10, 2nd race, 11, 6th race, $1,155. Eric J. Wirth—ZEPHYR TRAIN: Jan. 11, 3rd race, Everest Stables Inc.—COQUETA: Jan. 1, 6th race, $3,078. ($6,303) $1,134; Jan. 25, 9th race, $594. ($1,728) Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Bowman and Rebecca Da- $1,134. Mrs. J. W. Y. Martin Jr.—SIP OF SUNSHINE: Jan. Dorothy E. Worton—VINNY GORGEOUS: Jan. 19, vis—JROCK: Jan. 10, 2nd race, $594; Jan. 24, W. Dale and Joan P. Everett—GIVEN ACHANCE: 25, 6th race, $2,016. 3rd race, $945. 6th race, $693. ($1,287) Jan. 19, 3rd race, $2,565. Mrs. J.W.Y. Martin Jr. and Country Life Farm— Mrs. Frank P. Wright—SARAH’S TREASURE: Jan. Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Bowman and R. Larry John- Alison E. Farwell Jr.—COLMONT FIRE: Jan. 10, VALLEY CAL: Jan. 11, 3rd race, $594. 20, 4th race, $2,835. son—LIPPI LORENZO: Jan. 1, 4th race, 5th race, $495. Lawrence G. McDade and Rose Burns McDade— Lana Wright and Two Legends Farm—LAST $1,764. Fitzhugh LLC—TURBIN: Jan. 5, 6th race, $495. STEVIE’S JOY: Jan. 4, 7th race, $1,134; Jan. 20, LOVE: Jan. 19, 2nd race, $2,520. 3rd race, $3,078. ($4,212) Louis McLane Merryman—SNIPPETY: Jan. 5, Stallion bonuses 2nd race, $4,617. BANDBOX (Artful Splatter: Jan. 11, 5th race, Donna M. Miller—THE GREAT PROVIDER: Jan. $1,539. Baptize the Boy: Jan. 19, 9th race, 25, 1st race, $2,565. $840. He’s Not Curly: Jan. 10, 6th race, $1,596. Bob Miller and Maryann Miller—SONIC BOOM E In Class: Jan. 27, 4th race, $567. Silver Sides: JET: Jan. 20, 7th race, $1,386. Jan. 11, 5th race, $297): Bandbox Syndicate— Angie Moore—SUPER BUDDY: Jan. 1, 2nd race, $4,839. $2,205. BUFFUM (Starting Tour: Jan. 26, 6th race, $1,254. Athol Morgan LLC—MS. PICADILLY: Jan. 6, 3rd Stormin Hongkong: Jan. 1, 4th race, $1,596): race, $495. Buffum Syndicate —$2,850. Kevin P. Morgan—MR. CHESAPEAKECITY: Jan. BULLSBAY (Disco Express: Jan. 12, 1st race, 6, 2nd race, $594. $165): Bullsbay Syndicate. Wayne and Juanita Morris—ADMIRAL’S ROW: CAL NATION (Faze the Nation: Jan. 6, 9th race, Jan. 6, 5th race, $3,078. DISCO EXPRESS: Jan. $483. Valley Cal: Jan. 11, 3rd race, $198): Cal @MarylandTB Maryland Thoroughbred 12, 1st race, $495. ($3,573) Nation Syndicate—$681. Edmund T. Mudge IV—HEY MABEL: Jan. 5, 5th DANCE WITH RAVENS (Martywiththeparty: Jan. race, $1,134. 10, 1st race, $165): Dance With Ravens Syndi- Audrey Murray—GRAND LASSIE: Jan. 18, 5th cate. race, $945. MISS NOSY: Jan. 11, 9th race, DEPUTY STORM (Jrock: Jan. 10, 2nd race, $198; $945; Jan. 24, 5th race, $2,565. ($4,455) Jan. 24, 6th race, $231): Deputy Storm Syndi- Nancy Lee Farms—EASTERN BAY: Jan. 18, 8th cate—$429. facebook.com/MarylandTB Maryland Thoroughbred race, $7,695. JOHN JONES: Jan. 26, 3rd race, DESPITE THE ODDS (Bagels and Lox: Jan. 20, 1st $8,037. NANCY R: Jan. 19, 3rd race, $495. race, $1,026. Mr. Chesapeakecity: Jan. 6, 2nd ($16,227) race, $198): R. Larry Johnson—$1,224 ETCHED (Phantom Spot: Jan. 11, 3rd race, es: Jan. 18, 4th race, $1,026. Swing Step: Jan. $1,026. Tattooed: Jan. 20, 2nd race, $1,653): 18, 9th race, $165. Torch of Truth: Jan. 6, 7th New member benefit: Bonita Farm Stallion Partnership—$2,679. race, $735): Not For Love Syndicate—$3,573. FREEDOM CHILD (Bullets Child: Jan. 27, 8th OUTFLANKER (Buster’s Brother: Jan. 25, 9th race, For members Only race, $1,995. Confessor: Jan. 20, 6th race, $378. Crouchelli: Jan. 1, 2nd race, $1,995. Nick $462. Free to Trump: Jan. 1, 5th race, $378. Sip Papagiorgio: Jan. 10, 6th race, $588. Sofranko: Access to the MHBA Board of Directors of Sunshine: Jan. 25, 6th race, $672): Freedom Jan. 20, 3rd race, $378): Outflanker Syndi- Child Syndicate—$3,507. cate—$3,339. Meeting Minutes FRIESAN FIRE (Bad Angle Burke: Jan. 19, 7th REDEEMED (Alibarbara: Jan. 24, 1st race, $198. Contact Hillary Fisher at 410-252-2100 x122 race, $315. Colmont Fire: Jan. 10, 5th race, Pikachu Princess: Jan. 4, 2nd race, $1,596. $165. Eliav: Jan. 27, 6th race, $462. Hot Friesia: Yours to Keep: Jan. 6, 6th race, $198): Re- for access instructions Jan. 27, 7th race, $882. Luna de Fuego: Jan. 5, deemed Syndicate—$1,992. 4th race, $198. Nancy R: Jan. 19, 3rd race, SCIPION (Cheese On: Jan. 18, 8th race, $945. In $165. Shoe Loves Shoe: Jan. 24, 6th race, Arrears: Jan. 6, 7th race, $1,995): Scipion Syn- $588. Midnight Cry: Jan. 25, 1st race, $165): R. Ortinola: Jan. 20, 5th race, $440): Country Life $1,197): Friesan Fire Syndicate—$3,384. dicate—$2,940. Larry Johnson—$1,779. Farm and Spendthrift—$2,869. GIACOMO (Weekend Delight: Jan. 19, 2nd race, SEVILLE (GER) (Las Setas: Jan. 20, 5th race, SUPER NINETY NINE (Baravelli: Jan. 12, 9th race, TRITAP (Trion Wings: Jan. 26, 10th race, $1,026): $440): Giacomo Syndicate $2,280): Seville Syndicate. $297. Little Miss Raelyn: Jan. 25, 6th race, Tritap Syndicate. GREAT NOTION (Pretty Good Year: Jan. 10, 8th STREET MAGICIAN (Admiral’s Row: Jan. 6, 5th $1,824. Nine Martinis: Jan. 4, 9th race, $308. TWO PUNCH (Humbolt Street: Jan. 25, 7th race, race, $1,881. Railmaster: Jan. 27, 8th race, race, $1,026. Lippi Lorenzo: Jan. 1, 4th race, $855): Two Punch Syndicate. $385. Rein Supreme: Jan. 6, 3rd race, $855; Jan. 25, 3rd race, $1,197. Snippety: Jan. 5, 2nd race, $1,539): Great Notion Syndicate—$5,857. HUNTERS BAY (Liz’s Smile: Jan. 4, 1st race, $242; Jan. 26, 1st race, $242): Stronach Group LP— $484. LION HEARTED (Barbsgray Lion: Jan. 25, 6th race, $352. Tricky Lion: Jan. 12, 6th race, $2,565): Lion Hearted Syndicate—$2,917. Airing May 11 LOUIS QUATORZE (Grand Lassie: Jan. 18, 5th race, $315. Kosher Kontract: Jan. 12, 9th race, 6:30-8 pm $1,539. Miss Nosy: Jan. 11, 9th race, $315; Jan. 24, 5th race, $855): Louis Quatorze Syndi- Maryland Public Television cate—$3,024. The definitive documentary of NICANOR (Umightbeanempress: Jan. 11, 5th race, $567): Nicanor Syndicate. Maryland’s horse racing tradition. NOT FOR LOVE (Crush It: Jan. 20, 2nd race, $609. Originally released in May 2015. Last Love: Jan. 19, 2nd race, $840. Lovely Games: Jan. 1, 5th race, $198. No More Excus-

Maryland-bred Bonus Payments 9 for registered Maryland-breds running in Maryland Bonuses are paid 45 to 75 days from date of actual race 1st place 2nd 2nd place 3rd 3rd place 1st place 2nd 2nd place 3rd 3rd place 1st place breeder place breeder place breeder 1st place breeder place breeder place breeder Purse $ earns $ bonus $ earns $ bonus $ earns $ bonus $ Purse $ earns $ bonus $ earns $ bonus $ earns $ bonus $ 14000 7980 2394 2940 882 1540 462 33000 18810 5643 6930 2079 3630 1089 14500 8265 2479.50 3045 913.50 1595 478.50 34000 19380 5814 7140 2142 3740 1122 15000 8550 2565 3150 945 1650 495 35000 19950 5985 7350 2205 3850 1155 15500 8835 2650.50 3255 976.50 1705 511.50 36000 20520 6156 7560 2268 3960 1188 16000 9120 2736 3360 1008 1760 528 37000 21090 6327 7770 2331 4070 1221 16500 9405 2821.50 3465 1039.50 1815 544.50 38000 21660 6498 7980 2394 4180 1254 17000 9690 2907 3570 1071 1870 561 39000 22230 6669 8190 2457 4290 1287 17500 9975 2992.50 3675 1102.50 1925 577.50 40000 22800 6840 8400 2520 4400 1320 18000 10260 3078 3780 1134 1980 594 41000 23370 7011 8610 2583 4510 1353 18500 10545 3163.50 3885 1165.50 2035 610.50 42000 23940 7182 8820 2646 4620 1386 19000 10830 3249 3990 1197 2090 627 43000 24510 7353 9030 2709 4730 1419 19500 11115 3334.50 4095 1228.50 2145 643.50 44000 25080 7524 9240 2772 4840 1452 20000 11400 3420 4200 1260 2200 660 45000 25650 7695 9450 2835 4950 1485 21000 11970 3591 4410 1323 2310 693 46000 26220 7866 9660 2898 5060 1518 22000 12540 3762 4620 1386 2420 726 47000 26790 8037 9870 2961 5170 1551 23000 13110 3933 4830 1449 2530 759 48000 27360 8208 10080 3024 5280 1584 24000 13680 4104 5040 1512 2640 792 49000 27930 8379 10290 3087 5390 1617 25000 14250 4275 5250 1575 2750 825 50000 28500 8550 10500 3150 5500 1650 26000 14820 4446 5460 1638 2860 858 51000 29070 8721 10710 3213 5610 1683 27000 15390 4617 5670 1701 2970 891 52000 29640 8892 10920 3276 5720 1716 28000 15960 4788 5880 1764 3080 924 53000 30210 9063 11130 3339 5830 1749 29000 16530 4959 6090 1827 3190 957 54000 30780 9234 11340 3402 5940 1782 30000 17100 5130 6300 1890 3300 990 55000 31350 9405 11550 3465 6050 1815 31000 17670 5301 6510 1953 3410 1023 56000 31920 9576 11760 3528 6160 1848 32000 18240 5472 6720 2016 3520 1056 57000 32490 9747 11970 3591 6270 1881 Purses for all overnight races to be divided 57% to the winner, 21% to second, 11% to third, 6% to fourth, 3% to fifth and 2% to sixth, unless otherwise specified in the conditions of the race. Stakes are capped at $100,000 for Maryland-bred bonuses, and paid at 15% of purse earned for 1st, 2nd and 3rd places. Bonuses paid on stakes exceeding $100,000 will be calculated on purse distributions of a $100,000 stakes. In general, purses for stakes races are divided 60% to the winner, 20% to second, 10% to third, 6% to fourth, 3% to fifth and 1% to sixth. Refer to specific conditions of the race. In general, purses for stakes races are divided 60% to the winner, 20% to second, 10% to third, 6% to fourth, 3% to fifth and 1% to sixth. Refer to specific conditions of the race. Maryland-bred bonuses for Maryland Million Day are calculated separately. As of 09/01/2018; subject to semi-annual review by Maryland Racing Commission Maryland-bred top earners in 2019 Maryland’s leading sires (through March 4) Supplied by The Jockey Club Information Services, these statistics 1. Blamed...... $95,505 11. Belle ‘n Tonic. . . . .$53,295 compiled on March 4 are for stallions who currently stand or completed 2. Las Setas ...... 89,640 12. Sarah’s Treasure. . . .53,040 their career in Maryland. Lifetime earnings for stallions with at least one starter in 2019. † denotes freshman sire. 3. Nuclear Option. . . . 84,700 13. Rein Supreme. . . . .52,632 4. Red Gum...... 71,682 14. Velocita Brillante . . . 51,072 Earnings in 2019 5. Clubman...... 68,172 15. Whirlin Curlin . . . . 50,745 Strs Starts Wnrs Wins Earnings 6. Tattooed...... 64,077 16. S W Briar Rose . . . . 48,360 Friesan Fire. . . . . 50 100 11 12 $417,889 7. Bonus Points. . . . . 63,000 17. Moon Virginia. . . . .45,630 Great Notion. . . . . 36 74 11 15 368,668 8. Enchanted Ghost. . . 62,820 18. Hailey’s Flip. . . . . 43,827 Not For Love. . . . . 34 67 8 10 316,458 9. Alwaysmining. . . . 60,000 19. Golden Gala. . . . . 43,416 Freedom Child. . . . 20 36 5 5 217,138 Our Braintrust . . . . 60,000 20. Baptize the Boy. . . . 42,960 Redeemed...... 21 44 6 7 180,625 Outflanker...... 19 39 6 7 168,949 Street Magician. . . . 20 36 5 5 153,140 Orientate...... 24 44 6 7 121,753 Bandbox...... 9 14 3 3 114,442 Maryland Flag Horse Seville (Ger) . . . . . 11 18 1 2 106,307 Despite the Odds. . . 14 31 4 4 99,617 Buffum...... 5 10 4 4 93,459 Logo Wear Tritap...... 12 21 2 2 88,108 Petionville...... 20 35 3 3 75,226 Super Ninety Nine. . 11 21 1 1 70,755 Mens: Tie Earnings lifetime Strs Starts Wnrs Wins Earnings Pullover Not For Love. . . . . 845 18,958 681 2,823 $78,799,936 Two Punch . . . . . 938 18,291 733 2,686 55,267,035 Polo Shirt Orientate...... 666 13,454 518 1,977 46,481,868 Vest Petionville...... 658 14,151 513 1,907 44,711,942 Louis Quatorze. . . . 773 14,818 573 1,947 37,806,797 Jacket Lion Hearted. . . . . 506 9,669 388 1,322 29,849,022 10 Outflanker...... 434 9,301 326 1,313 28,980,252 Womens: Great Notion. . . . . 243 3,564 189 607 18,797,279 Rock Slide...... 221 3,827 149 424 10,994,468 Scarf Friesan Fire. . . . . 146 2,154 104 276 8,693,966 Scipion...... 114 2,484 70 278 6,374,487 Vest Mojave Moon. . . . 156 3,112 107 339 5,944,131 Street Magician. . . . 93 1,393 68 176 5,381,383 Jacket Cherokee’s Boy. . . . 75 1,481 49 148 4,003,910 Showing Up. . . . . 88 1,123 54 132 2,482,239 Other Gift Items: Redeemed...... 53 602 32 66 2,230,566 Freedom Child. . . . 35 305 23 45 1,671,996 MHBA hat Narrative (Ire). . . . 81 1,159 42 124 1,081,801 Flag horse lapel pin M Eighty...... 14 325 12 49 1,079,526

Flag horse clock 2-year-old earnings lifetime Foal Friend Strs Starts Wnrs Wins Earnings Not For Love. . . . . 365 1,164 139 186 $6,956,746 Two Punch . . . . . 449 1,447 164 207 5,686,112 Buy online at marylandthoroughbred.com Orientate...... 363 1,139 138 180 5,251,826 or call 410-252-2100 Petionville...... 378 1,172 122 151 4,824,083 Louis Quatorze. . . . 338 1,047 104 130 3,509,023 Outflanker...... 224 904 92 123 3,370,983 Lion Hearted. . . . . 224 733 81 111 3,096,416 Great Notion. . . . . 90 272 35 51 2,028,824 Friesan Fire. . . . . 83 271 26 30 1,515,054 Membership inquiries? Rock Slide...... 94 299 24 35 1,075,420 Scipion...... 58 239 25 33 1,026,993 Freedom Child. . . . 24 113 13 22 859,467 Member benefits Street Magician. . . . 46 175 16 17 772,792 Mojave Moon. . . . 87 338 25 30 673,520 questions? Cherokee’s Boy. . . . 24 105 8 13 641,664 Tritap...... 17 74 10 17 591,049 Call Hillary at the MHBA office Showing Up. . . . . 35 122 9 12 385,211 Redeemed...... 25 76 8 9 373,961 410.252.2100, ext. 122 Buffum...... 7 31 7 10 277,818 Bandbox...... 9 25 3 4 227,559