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Complimentary The Steeplechase A Publication of ST Publishing, Inc. Times Vol. 17, No. 2 • Friday, April 9, 2010 Carolina Agent Spy In The Sky Grabs the Cup WHAT’S INSIDE Torlundy scores at Aiken u Italian Wedding celebrates again Three jockeys on shelf with injuries u Gregg Ryan retires th Queen’s Cup Steeplechase ® Anniversary Saturday, April 24 2010 Featuring Aggressive year-round turf maintenance program u In-ground Toro Irrigation System u Turf top-dressed at every fence and around every turn Certified First Responders at every jump w/ 3 ALS Ambulances u Running hot and cold water & ice in the stable area u Proper saddling stalls Fans added in stable area u Running water and ice at finish line and along the stretch u Grooms’ breakfast & lunch u $50 Grooms award Very jumpable and breakaway timber fences u 5/8 mile gallop available Jimmy McCarthy Brian Harding Career Starts: 4,671 Career Starts: 4,713 Wins: 462 u PROFESSIONAL IRISH JUMP JOCKEYS FLOWN OVER FROM UK u Wins: 392 Earnings: $5,240,601 Earnings: $8,480,129 Min. Weight:143.5 lbs Min. Weight:143.5 lbs $100,000 in purse money awarded featurng $50,000 Queen’s Cup MPC Sport of Kings Novice Hudles Stakes u Winner receives a $5,000 Sterling Silver original trophy Consistently safe racecourse, year-after-year u Three hurdle races, one timber, open flat and a 7 furlong maiden flat Considered by most to be one of the finest race meets on the circuit u Great Southern Hospitality! Race Partners Course Partners Presented by Patents Applied ON YOUR SIDE Proudly made in the USA Latest generation technology, here-now Forgiving to horse and rider Lower frame - Taller, fuller birch branch Horse can not impact any part of the frame TM Easier to move and assemble Patents Pending Birch branch adaptable to National Fence Designed by horsemen for horsemen See it on display at Queen’s Cup, April 24 Available now with introductory pricing 2 • Steeplechase Times www.st-publishing.com • [email protected] Friday, April 9, 2010 News & Notes from around the circuit WEWEDDNESNESDADAYY ISIS RACERACE NINIGHTGHT ATAT Post Time is 5 o’clock with replays through the evening April 14 Tod Marks Fall Guy. Carl Rafter hits the ground – hard – after Chess Board makes a mistake in the Carolina Cup. The jockey wound up with broken My Lady’s Manor bones in his back and will miss several weeks. See page 20. “I didn’t need it today, but maybe someday.” MMarlboroARLBOROUGH Take A Number Jockey Danielle Hodsdon, about her whip, 3 Trainers (David Bourke, Janet Elliot, Allison Fulmer) on lead ponies for after an easy win aboard Make Believe at Camden Point to Point the maiden hurdle at the Carolina Cup. “I’m living a bit from the yard, so Darren (Nagle) is picking me up and tak- ing me to work and bringing me places like the Wal-Mart when I need some 1 Ladder used by Peggy Steinman and Austin Brown to address the more bananas for my weight.” April 21 crowd during a ceremony at the National Museum of Racing honoring Jockey Brian Crowley, on life in Camden without a car Brown’s retirement from the Carolina Cup Racing Association board. Block House “I told the other riders, ‘I’m not that guy that wants to win a riding title or get to Saratoga anymore. All that matters is that I’m better looking than Grand National 1 Set of paddock boots and chaps in an Aiken jump race. you.’ ” Gus Brown, after winning aboard Radio Flyer at Piedmont Middleburg Worth Repeating Point-to-Point March 20, his first ride since November 2004. Plumstead “Is there grass we can walk on?” “He’s only 5, he can take as long as he wants, he’ll be back.” Carolina Cup fan, wearing sandals, Jockey Paddy Young about Torlundy who bowed a tendon at Aiken while strolling through a particularly sandy spot Point to Point “Paddy is there all day long, we don’t have any employees, it’s just us.” Austin Brown: “We’re getting old.” Sally Brown: “No, we are old.” Leslie Young on the art of training 10 horses “I never had a jockey tell me all the reasons he lost and then a minute later “It was freaky how ready he was.” Open 11:00am ~ midnight turn around and tell me all the reasons he won.” Ned Bonnie about Carl Rafter, who won a tight photo Owner/trainer Michele Sanger about Aiken winner Birthday Beau Closed Tuesday on Virginia Minstrel (for Bonnie’s daugher-in-law Julie Gomena) “I don’t know, I’ve never ridden a Gold Cup horse.” 1383 North Chatham Road “The reasons he lost were the same reasons he won – something like that.” Flat jockey Sheldon Russell, when asked if a horse West Marlborough, Rafter, on what he said at Laurel Park felt like a Cheltenham Gold Cup horse Pennsylvania 19320 “The horse went back to the barn and we just assumed we lost. I guess it’s “Elect James Green Mayor” 610.383.0600 a bit of a funny angle.” T-shirt on a groom at Aiken thewhiptavern.com Gomena, on the lack of a winner’s circle photo “I’ll respond for Dave Washer. Junood – owned and trained by Dave Wash- “To train up there in Pennsylvania this winter is a training feat. I was in er. Was a good second under Will Haynes to Mabou in the claiming hurdle Florida and came back up and couldn’t even get to my driveway. How can at Aiken Fall 2009. Looking for a NW3 in 2010 or a cheap conditioned you train a horse in that? He did and he did it well.” claimer. Might have another soon; you never know! Thanks.” Rafter, after winning the Carolina Cup’s MaryLouise LeVeen in a pre-season e-mail to Steeplechase Times Best English Pub timber race for trainer Todd McKenna (Junood won the never-won three claimer at Aiken) Friday, April 9, 2010 www.st-publishing.com • [email protected] WI_212Steeplechase_14April.inddSteeplechase 2 Times 4/5/10• 3 1:59 PM Entries The Steeplechase What’s Happening and Where To Find It Here’s your newspaper. That icy, snowy winter seems like eons ago as we discuss the pros and cons of turning on air Time s conditioning on in April. Regardless, we’ve got paper number two, with recaps of a southern swing that saw Spy In The Sky’s impressive return and finds some fresh faces worth watching. We’ve also got news, stats, injury updates and a story to remember one of Pennsylvania’s finest. ST Publishing, Inc. 364 Fair Hill Drive, Suite F, Elkton, MD 21921 PAGES 5-8 In the Heart of Fair Hill Horse Country Phone: (410) 392-5867 Fax: (410) 392-0170 Family Ties E-mail: [email protected] The racing at Stoneybrook was filled with feel-good stories both equine and human; On the Web: www.st-publishing.com Jonathan Sheppard continued a torrid start with a pair of his own and Doug Fout honored his mother the best way he knew how, by saddling one of her homebreds to victory. The Staff Editors/Publishers: Sean Clancy and Joe Clancy Jr. PAGES 10-12 Staff Writer: Brian Nadeau Advertising: Contact the office or call All Eyes On The Spy Kathy Rubin (203) 650-6815 Spy In The Sky made a resounding statement with his win in the Carolina Cup and Jim McLaughlin (484) 888-0664 staked his claim to the open stakes division; Arcadius threw his hat into the ring as Michelle Rosenkilde (410) 692-5977 well and Make Believe made them do just that with an impressive maiden score. Reney Stanley (804) 449-2388 Contributors: Jane Clark, Tod Marks, Barry Watson, PAGES 14-16 Sam Clancy, Anne Clancy, Joe Clancy Sr., Ruth Clancy, Ryan Clancy, Jack Clancy, Nolan Clancy, Miles Clancy. Party Starter The season kicked off at Aiken where Torlundy made a far too brief 2010 appearance with a win in the Imperial Cup and Italian Wedding, Birthday Beau and Junood paid 2010 Publication Dates some bills for their owner/trainers. March 17 May 21 October 8 April 9 June 11 October 22 PAGES 20-21 April 23 July 9 November 12 May 7 September 17 December 10 Don’t Forget to Advertise! Jockeys Down Three weeks in, three jockeys are on the shelf. Carl Rafter and Roddy Mackenzie will Member: American Horse Publications miss time after race falls; Robbie Walsh will be out indefinitely after a car accident; American Horse Publications is the nation’s only as- the Lonesome Glory falls vicitim to purse cuts; timber star Joe’s O.K. dies at 27. sociation of equine periodicals. AHP’s more than 200 members are dedicated to promoting better under- standing and communication within the equine publishing industry. PAGES 26-27 www.americanhorsepublications.org An AHP General Excellence Award Winner Editorial/Opinion Veteran jockey Gregg Ryan calls it a career – a long career; Lonesome Glory race’s On the Cover exit part of a disturbing trend. Spy In The Sky (right) and Major Malibu battle at the last fence of the Carolina First Carolina Cup. A Grade I winner in 2009, Spy In The Sky Th e Steeplechase I PICKED UP THE TIMES AT: took the early lead in ________________ the 2010 championship Ti m e s picture. 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