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BLOODHORSE DAILY Download the FREE smartphone app PAGE 1 OF 32 CONTENTS 3 Tracks Join Rallying Cry to End Cargo Shipping

8 Leading Sires

10 Six New Members Elected to The Jockey Club

12 Multiple Groups Back HISA Support With Court Filings

14 Fulsome, Lovely Ride Score Stakes Victories at Parx

15 Minority Interest Sold in Grade 1 Winner Bella Sofia

16 Champion Vequist Sidelined, Could be Sold This Fall

17 Fantasioso Stretches Back Out in John’s Call

18 Options Abound for International Hero Mishriff

20 Dark Angel Colt Tops Goffs UK Premier Sale Day One

23 Going Global First North American G1 Winner for Mehmas

25 Results & Entries SKIP DICKSTEIN

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BLOODHORSE DAILY WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25, 2021 PAGE 2 OF 32 TRACKS JOIN hay racks welded inside, wooden and general manager of racing at RALLYING CRY TO END dividers installed to separate the Indiana Grand, who became the CARGO SHIPPING animals, and a fan affixed to a small first track Aug. 9 to implement a window on one end to circulate ban related to cargo shipping. "Our By Eric Mitchell air. Horses, commonly 10-12 but company, Caesar's Entertainment, t @BH_EMitchell sometimes up to 15, are loaded is growing in racing, and we feel merican racetracks have from one end to the other and the welfare of the horses is most Astarted taking a stand against stand side by side as if in a starting important. I agree it will not be a long-time practice of shipping gate for days. simple to track, but we will deal inexpensive racehorses to Puerto "The worst of all of this is the with each case individually and Rico by cargo ship. The often way these containers are made," if we have a case where Point A grueling trip many characterize as said Dr. Jose Garcia Blanco, a connects to Point B, then we have cruel and inhumane has attracted veterinarian and bloodstock agent a policy that we will stand behind. a growing clamor of protests who buys for the Confederación We are not going to be unfair to industrywide, sparked by the brutal Hípica of Puerto Rico, the largest horsemen and allow situations death of nine horses during one of the island's two Thoroughbred to be explained. But if it is pretty shipment two years ago. owners' organizations. "Once you clear, then these are people we Multiple track executives put your second horse in there, don't want participating." implemented policies this month you don't have access to your first A similar ban was announced that allow any owner or trainer horse. The attendant can have Aug. 17 by 1/ST Racing, which is with horses stabled at their access to their heads so they can The Stronach Group's rebranded facilities to be banned if they are feed them and give them water, entity operating Gulfstream Park, associated with shipping a horse in but once you put that second horse , Laurel Park, this manner. in there, if something goes wrong Pimlico Race Course, and Golden The problem with shipping with the first horse, he's doomed, Gate Fields. horses on a cargo boat is the because you cannot get to him." "As part of 1/ST Racing's container they occupy, which is in "Up until two weeks ago, if you ongoing and steadfast commitment no way comparable to a box stall on told me someone was shipping to achieving the highest standard a tractor trailer. These containers a horse in a container like this, I of horse care and safety in are 40-foot steel boxes with would have not believed it," said windows cut out of the sides, metal Eric Halstrom, vice president (continued on page 4)

COURTESY CONFEDERACION HIPICA A shipping container typically used to transport horses to Puerto Rico on cargo ships

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Thoroughbred racing, we reviewed the shipment of horses via cargo ship to race and train in other parts of the world," read a statement from Aidan Butler, 1/ST Racing's chief operating officer. "In consultation with our chief veterinary officer, Dr. Dionne Benson, we have determined that the conditions in which these horses are transported JOE DIORIO via cargo ship are inappropriate, inhumane, and represent a significant risk to their health and So, is it really worth that risk to put a horse in welfare. a cargo container? … a lot of these horses, maybe, "Accordingly, effective immediately, any trainer survive the trip, but the toll that it takes on them … or owner who is associated with shipping horses via It’s worse for them down the road and these horses cargo ship will no longer be welcome at any of our are suffering.” training or racing facilities. Trainers and owners — DR. JOSE GARCIA BLANCO shipping horses are responsible for performing the required due diligence to ensure horses in their care horses in training were added. are transported in safety, by humane methods. Failure The worst possible scenario unraveled in 2019 at to prevent the shipping of horses via cargo ship will sea with a load of 15 horses that left Jacksonville April result in immediate removal of the associated owner or 30. When the ship arrived in San Juan, eight of the trainer's horses from any, and all, 1/ST Racing venues." horses were dead and one was so badly wounded it was Other racing industry organizations have denounced euthanized at the port. The incident led to a lawsuit this method of shipping including the Florida between Confederación Hípica, which owned four of Horsemen's Benevolent and Protective Association the dead horses, and four other owners. Individual and New York Thoroughbred Breeders. A Change. settlements are still being negotiated in this suit, org petition asking the Puerto Rico Department according to lawyers involved with the case. of Agriculture to ban this method of transport has Horses endure these cramped conditions for nearly attracted more than 17,200 signatures, according four days. The trip is commonly described as a two-day to Chrissy Laughlin of Caribbean Thoroughbred trip, but that is only how long the horses are at sea. Aftercare. Typically the horses making this trip are picked up at Endangering Horses for More Than a Decade a farm west of Jacksonville near the small community People have been shipping horses safely on boats for of Glen St. Mary. On a Tuesday afternoon, someone centuries. with Hermanos Ruiz (a shipping outfit run by Alberto Beginning in the early 2000s, however, TOTE "Cano" Santiago and Andres Ruiz Arismendi) picks Maritime out of Jacksonville, Fla., began allowing up the horses, which may be and/ the shipping of horses in modified cargo containers. or Standardbreds, and loads them into a shipping Puerto Rican owners and agents gravitated toward the container they won't leave until they get to Puerto sea route instead of shipping by plane to save money, Rico. These horses then get trucked to the Port of particularly with inexpensive horses claimed at tracks Jacksonville, where they are loaded onto a TOTE throughout the U.S. An owner spends $1,400 per horse Maritime ship, which does not leave the port until to ship by cargo ship versus $2,500-$3,000 to ship 3 a.m. Wednesday and will arrive around midnight by air. Early on, equine shippers in the U.S. said only broodmares were sent on the cargo boats. Gradually (continued on page 5)

BLOODHORSE DAILY WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25, 2021 PAGE 4 OF 32 TRACKS JOIN RALLYING CRY watched them unloaded at Hipodromo Camarero. TO END CARGO SHIPPING "This is unacceptable and it's inhumane. I have been in these containers, and I see how the horses are (continued from page 4) when they come out," Stobie said. "There is no way to make this better. What we have been finding when on Thursday. The horses stay on the boat until mid- these horses come off is they need fluids, they need Friday morning because the longshoremen don't start Banamine, and need to get hand-walked. Most of the unloading until 9 a.m. horses who end up dying soon after are just thrown The tight space, poor air circulation on the boats, into a stall with hay and water and that's it." and having their heads tied predispose these horses to Stobie knows of one horse this year that came in serious health problems they'll suffer with long after by boat on Friday and the trainer had it gallop on the they've disembarked. track the next day. The horse died within the following "You have them in close contact with each other, week. and they can't put their heads down. When a horse "Usually the shipped horses die pretty quick; they cannot lower its head, you are predisposing it to all don't last that long," Stobie continued. "Once they've kinds of respiratory disease because you're taking away gotten dehydrated and fever then they start to get one of their main barriers of protection, of cleaning up pleural pneumonia or laminitis. Most of the ones that their respiratory system," said Garcia Blanco. "When we've tracked that have died, died within a week or two horses lower their heads to eat, their respiratory after coming in." system drains. They have all kinds of excrement and Puerto Rico has seen a record number of horses urine in that container, and they can't move, which is shipped in by cargo ship this year because of another method that gets their circulation going. extraordinarily rich purses being offered at Camarero, "So you're predisposing them to shipping fever by an increase fueled by a big jump in handle this year. the stress you're putting on them and predisposing The purse structure in Puerto Rico is different than them to laminitis. The respiratory system is probably in the U.S. in that a published purse is not the only the one that gets affected the most," Garcia Blanco money owners and trainers receive. Puerto Rico has said. retroactive pay, which is a handle-driven bonus. Kelley Stobie, co-founder of Caribbean For example, a $4,000 claiming race may have a Thoroughbred Aftercare, has seen first-hand for published purse of $6,000. At the end of each month years the toll the journey takes on these horses as she after purses, bettors, the government, off-track betting agents, and Breeders' Fund contributions are all paid, what remains from the handle is split between the racetrack and the owners. The owners' share of the handle is then paid out as retroactive pay. In June, the retroactive pay was around 130% of the purse for a race. So the payout on the $4,000 claimer was actually $13,800.

CARLOS MANCHEGO (continued on page 6) A horse trains at Hipodromo Camarero

BLOODHORSE DAILY WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25, 2021 PAGE 5 OF 32 TRACKS JOIN RALLYING CRY by plane and with Luis Morales by boat, and more TO END CARGO SHIPPING recently with Alberto Santiago. Some get a little cough, but they are not in bad shape or mistreated. I have (continued from page 5) horses myself, and I love horses. I would not do this if I didn't feel comfortable." "It is a fact that the purse structure at Camarero Pomales signs off on every health certificate for the benefits the cheap claimer," said Ervin Rodriguez, animals transported on the cargo ships to Puerto Rico, president and CEO of Camarero. "In terms of which also might include miniature horses, mules, purse versus claim price, the cheaper horses have a goats, llamas, and alpacas. The vet said he regularly disproportionate advantage." makes the one-hour drive to Elizabeth Leete's farm From January through June of this year, 138 horses near Jacksonville to inspect the horses before they are were shipped to Puerto Rico by cargo ship—many shipped. He said he also inspects horses at his farm or of them claimed at lower-tier U.S. racetracks. The other farms around Ocala before they are sent on to CTA, which typically takes in about 40 horses a year, Leete's farm. Pomales is reportedly paid $100 for each received before June around 38 horses that could no horse health inspection and certificate, according to longer race. several horsemen. In the recent past, cargo shipments were confined "If a horse is not in good condition, we don't put to the cooler months because it put less stress on the them on the boat," Pomales said. "The containers are horses while at sea. This year shipments have been well divided. They have a good bed of shavings. They coming in almost weekly since January and did not let get alfalfa and plenty of water." up until after the first week in August and only because When asked about the restricted access to the of concerns about shipping during the tropical storm horses after they are loaded into the container, season. Shipments are expected to resume around the Pomales said he understands the concern and beginning of October. recognized that attending to an injured horse "is Savings Keep the Cargo Shipments Full impossible." But Pomales also said substituting the Clearly, many Puerto Rican owners have no concern containers with box stalls similar in size to what is used about using the cargo ships. on a tractor trailer would not allow Hermanos Ruiz to "As always, they arrive with some setbacks, but ship enough horses to cover its costs. nothing complicated," said owner and former House "Making a box stall and having three or four of Representatives member Edwin Mundo in an article instead of 13 spaces I don't think it would be feasible published June 4 by the Center for Investigative moneywise for these people. They wouldn't make it," Journalism in Puerto Rico. "If I have an expensive he said. horse, I spend a little more and I bring it by plane. If I A former employee of Leete's farm, Joshua Thurber, have a cheap horse, I bring it on the boat." said he worked there for a year before he was fired Florida veterinarian Hiram Pomales also believes because he kept questioning how the horses being shipping by cargo ship is acceptable. Pomales, who has shipped to Puerto Rico were being treated. been a practicing vet around Ocala since 1998, said he "We would get horses throughout the week that has been involved with shipping horses to Puerto Rico were 400 or 500 pounds underweight, and I would by air and by boat for about 20 years and defended the tell them these horses are not going to survive the latter practice as safe and humane. trip. They would go anyway," said Thurber, who "What happened in 2019, the divisions they added that his family's involvement in used were lower than they should be and they had goes back to his grandfather, Jim Pitcock, who was a bad weather, so it added together," Pomales told trainer in Indiana. "It's totally inhumane the way they BloodHorse. "It is hard to convince people about the are shipping these horses. I eventually got a text from mechanism we use and the results. I have done this Elizabeth that said I was fired because I did not get almost 20 years. One bad event in 20 years is nothing. I have worked with Greg Jackson shipping them (continued on page 7)

BLOODHORSE DAILY WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25, 2021 PAGE 6 OF 32 TRACKS JOIN RALLYING CRY boats cannot be defended simply because horses TO END CARGO SHIPPING are surviving the voyages, and while he understands the need for people involved to make a living, the (continued from page 6) same company that owns TOTE Maritime—Saltchuk Company—also owns StratAir, which provides the air along with Alberto, who handled the shipping. These transport service to Puerto Rico. people don't know how to handle horses and don't "That's kind of the crazy thing with this whole know how to take care of them." issue," said Garcia Blanco. "The people doing the Thurber also said he did not see Pomales regularly shipping are still going to do the shipping. The vets at the farm to inspect the horses. who sign off on the health certificates can still sign off Pomales said he remembered Thurber and didn't on the health certificates. You are just shipping the know him very well but said the farm worker wasn't horses in a more humane way." being truthful. BloodHorse contacted Krista Williams with "He's probably saying these things because he Saltchuk who said: "We are appreciative of those who got fired," Pomales said. "Elizabeth and her sister, are speaking up, and we trust TOTE in its process to Stephanie, own the farm and it is a beautiful farm with understand the concerns raised." show horses. They would not allow anyone to mistreat Williams said she forwarded the BloodHorse's horses. They would be the first to tell Alberto he was questions to Heather Alves with TOTE Maritime, who mishandling a horse or doing something illegal." did not respond to subsequent emails. Pomales also said he has prevented the shipment of "I get the economics, but if you're investing money many horses that were not fit for the trip. in horses, everybody knows this is not an inexpensive "Some of them we have to stop. Let's say a horse game. Period," Garcia Blanco continued. "So, is it really runs Saturday at Belterra and it gets sent to Florida on worth that risk to put a horse in a cargo container? I Sunday. Then they want to get the trip to Puerto Rico understand that a lot of these horses, maybe, survive on Tuesday but that is a no-no. We don't do that so the trip, but the toll that it takes on them, they pay they arrive in good shape," he said. for it later in terms of getting sick or maybe getting BloodHorse left voice mail messages with both injured. It's worse for them down the road and these Leete and Santiago but those calls were not returned. horses are suffering. It's just horrible." BH Garcia Blanco said shipping horses on cargo s Share this story

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Stallion, YOB (Sire) Rnrs/ BT SW/ Chief Earner Rank Farm, Stud Fee Wnrs SHs GSW G1W AEI (Earnings) '21 Earnings 1 Into Mischief, '05, (Harlan's Holiday) 369 / 184 23 / 52 11 3 2.11 Mandaloun $15,749,130 Spendthrift Farm, KY, $225,000 $1,560,000 2 Ghostzapper, '00, (Awesome Again) 174 / 84 10 / 16 5 1 2.04 Mystic Guide $12,786,423 Hill 'n' Dale Farms, KY, $85,000 $7,400,000 Sponsored by Sponsored 3 Speightstown, '98, (Gone West) 214 / 96 11 / 27 7 2 1.99 Charlatan $10,392,489 WinStar Farm, KY, $90,000 $3,500,000 4 Curlin, '04, (Smart Strike) 223 / 100 14 / 29 11 3 2.28 Malathaat $9,740,818 Hill 'n' Dale Farms, KY, $175,000 $1,383,000 5 Tapit, '01, (Pulpit) 220 / 94 11 / 30 6 1 2.24 Essential Quality $9,468,196 Gainesway, KY, $185,000 $2,210,000 6 Paynter, '09, (Awesome Again) 186 / 104 5 / 9 1 1 1.50 Knicks Go $8,385,376 WinStar Farm, KY, $10,000 $4,020,000 7 Munnings, '06, (Speightstown) 263 / 129 14 / 30 3 1 1.57 Munnyfor Ro $8,033,385 Ashford Stud, KY, $40,000 $357,325 8 , '04, (Danzig) 258 / 113 5 / 14 2 1 1.44 Silver State $7,257,845 Darley, KY, $35,000 $1,625,000 9 , '04, (Street Cry) 220 / 100 8 / 13 3 0 1.54 Maxfield $6,922,518 Darley, KY, $60,000 $961,640 10 Twirling Candy, '07, () 229 / 118 5 / 16 1 1 1.55 Rombauer $6,727,574 Lane's End, KY, $40,000 $890,000 11 Uncle Mo, '08, (Indian Charlie) 246 / 112 8 / 18 4 0 1.59 Mo Mosa $6,411,643 Ashford Stud, KY, $175,000 $340,007 12 Constitution, '11, (Tapit) 169 / 80 9 / 23 2 0 2.10 Warrant $6,147,427 WinStar Farm, KY, $85,000 $394,700 13 American Pharoah, '12, (Pioneerof the Nile) 217 / 66 11 / 19 4 1 1.67 Nicest $6,072,810 Ashford Stud, KY, $100,000 $461,887 14 Medaglia d'Oro, '99, (El Prado) 183 / 68 12 / 18 6 1 1.85 Magny Cours $5,819,059 Darley, KY, $150,000 $1,280,972

15 Candy Ride (ARG), '99, (Ride the Rails) 188 / 86 9 / 13 6 1 2.02 $5,518,412 Lane's End, KY, $75,000 $591,600

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PROUDLY SPONSORED BY CLICK HERE TO CHECK OUT THE CATALOGUE SIX NEW MEMBERS ELECTED than 20 broodmares on the farm. Benson is the TO THE JOCKEY CLUB only female owner to solely own an NFL and NBA By BloodHorse Staff franchise, providing leadership for the New Orleans Saints and New Orleans Pelicans. he Jockey Club announced Aug. 24 the election of Through the Tom and Gayle Benson Foundation, Tsix new members: Gayle Benson, Dr. Jeffrey Berk, her sports organizations, and other business Drew Fleming, Kevin Lavin, Anthony Manganaro, and enterprises, Benson annually puts tens of millions Adam Wachtel. of dollars back into the community in financial The Jockey Club is the breed registry support, in-kind donation, charitable for North American Thoroughbreds. appearances, and donations of goods In fulfillment of its mission, The and services. Benson also oversees Jockey Club, directly or through Benson Capital Partners, a multi- subsidiaries, provides support million dollar investment arm and leadership on a wide deploying millions to start- range of important industry up businesses in the state of initiatives, and it serves the Louisiana and the Gulf South. information and technology Berk is a past president of needs of owners, breeders, the American Association of media, fans, and farms. Equine Practitioners and current Benson established GMB chair of their Racing Committee. Racing Stables in 2014 with her He began his career as an attending husband, Tom Benson. Horses veterinarian at Thistledown near campaigned by GMB Racing include Cleveland, Ohio, before starting his own grade 1 winner Tom's d'Etat and graded stakes practice in Ocala, Fla. He ran the practice for 19 winners Tom's Ready, Mo Tom, and Lone Sailor. years before merging with and becoming a partner She owns Benson Farm in Paris, Ky., which is active in Thoroughbred breeding and sales, having more (continued on page 11)

COURTESY GAYLE BENSON AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF EQUINE PRACTITIONERS ANNE M. EBERHARDT (L-R): Gayle Benson, Dr. Jeffrey Berk, and Drew Fleming

BLOODHORSE DAILY WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25, 2021 PAGE 10 OF 32 SIX NEW MEMBERS ELECTED Museum, Backside Learning Center TO THE JOCKEY CLUB at , Thoroughbred Club of America, Longfield Farm, and Lavin Bloodstock Services. (continued from page 10) Manganaro founded Siena Farm, located in Paris, Ky., with partners Nacho Patino and David Pope. in Ocala Equine Hospital in 2000. In 2010, he joined He is the founder of Siena Corporation, a real estate Equine Medical Associates PSC in Lexington, where, development company based in the Baltimore/ in addition to his sales work, he does pro bono work Washington corridor, and Boston Medical, an for New Vocations Racehorse Adoption Program. international medical supply company based in Fleming is the president and chief executive Columbia, Md. Horses raced by Siena Farm alone or officer of Breeders' Cup Limited. He spearheads in partnership include Kentucky Derby Presented the general day-to-day operations of the company, by Yum! Brands (G1) winner Always Dreaming; including host track relations, long-term planning, Runhappy Travers Stakes Presented by NYRA Bets and business growth, finance, sponsorships, (G1) winner Catholic Boy; grade 1 winners Angela marketing, and legal. Prior to joining the Breeders' Renee, Bal a Bali, and Dayoutoftheoffice; grade 2 Cup, Fleming practiced corporate law, focusing on winners Isabella Sings and Royal Ship; and grade 3 mergers and acquisitions. Fleming serves on the winner First Captain. board and executive council of the International Wachtel is a longtime owner and breeder, racing Federation of Horseracing Authorities, the board of under Wachtel Stables. Top horses he has raced in the National Association and partnership include Breeders' Cup winners Tourist chairs its Governance Committee, and the board of and Vequist and grade 1 winners Bolo, Channel the Thoroughbred Safety Coalition. Maker, Exaggerator, Ron the Greek, Sharla Rae, and Lavin is a partner and the director of Equine Spiced Perfection. Outside of racing, he is involved Insurance at Sterling Thompson Company. He also in private equity investments. BH serves as vice-chairman of Grayson-Jockey Club Research Foundation. He was a past director of the s Share this story Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders Association,

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BLOODHORSE DAILY WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25, 2021 PAGE 11 OF 32 MULTIPLE GROUPS BACK HISA Michael O'Farrell Jr., George Strawbridge Jr., Vincent SUPPORT WITH COURT FILINGS Viola, and Charlotte Weber; By Eric Mitchell • Trainers: Mark Casse, Christophe Clement, Shug McGaughey, Graham Motion, , John t @BH_EMitchell Sadler, Dallas Stewart, George Weaver, and Nick Zito; ongressional leaders, former board members of • Active and retired jockeys: Alex Birzer, Joe Bravo, Cstate regulatory commissions, and 50 owners, Donna Brothers, Joel Campbell, Javier Castellano, breeders, trainers, jockeys, and other Thoroughbred Steve Cauthen, , Chris McCarron, racing professionals have reinforced their commitment Rodney Prescott, Mike Smith, , Drayden to the Horseracing Integrity and Safety Act in court Van Dyke, and John Velazquez; filings Aug. 23. • Veterinarian: Jeffery Berk These groups all filed amicus briefs offering A separate amicus brief filed offers to the court Judge Joseph Hood with the U.S. District Court for the insights of Robert Beck, Tracy Farmer, and John the Eastern District of Kentucky "timely, useful, Phillips, who are all former member of the Kentucky and otherwise necessary information" is support Horse Racing Commission; William Koester, former of a motion to dismiss a lawsuit challenging as chairman of the Ohio State Racing Commission from unconstitutional the new effort to create federal 2008-11 and a commission member for more than 10 oversight for drug testing and enforcement. years; and, Joe Gorajec, former executive director of The HISA was passed in December as part of an the Indiana Horse Racing Commission and former omnibus appropriations bill and signed into law by chair of the Association of Racing Commissioners President Donald Trump Dec. 27. The legislation International's board of directors. was then challenged as unconstitutional in April by a In their court filing, the former regulators offered lawsuit led by the United States Trotting Association, their "unique perspective on the difficulties faced by the state regulators in Louisiana, Oklahoma, and West horse racing industry that contributed to the passage Virginia, as well as tracks Fair Meadows, Remington of HISA, including firsthand experience in attempting Park, and Will Rogers Downs. to implement new rules and regulations to enhance the A motion to dismiss the suit was filed Aug. 16 safety and integrity of horse racing. on behalf of the HISA board members and other "The current state of affairs consists of a defendants. patchwork system of regulation in 38 different racing The group of supporting horsemen and horsewomen filed their amicus brief because (continued on page 13) they "actually own, breed, train, and ride racehorses that are 'covered' by the Act's terms … thus have a concrete interest in the court's resolution of this case." Along with Breeders' Cup Ltd. and The Jockey Club, this group includes: • Owner/breeders: John Ed Anthony, Craig and Holly Bandoroff, Conrad Bandoroff, , Antony Beck, Gary Biszantz, Bill Casner, C. Steven Duncker, William Farish Jr., Terry Finley, Bobby Flay, Arthur and Staci Hancock, Lynn Hancock, Seth Hancock, Fred Hertrich III, Ian Highet, Barry Irwin, Roy and Gretchen Jackson, Stuart Janney

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BLOODHORSE DAILY WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25, 2021 PAGE 12 OF 32 MULTIPLE GROUPS BACK HISA according to Brian Kelsey, senior attorney with the SUPPORT WITH COURT FILINGS Liberty Justice Center, which is supporting the legal challenge. (continued from page 12) The amicus brief filed by owners, breeders, trainers, jockeys, and veterinarian notes that while jurisdictions, with varying regulatory structures, the HISA board is composed of "well-respected rules, regulations, and operating procedures," the independent experts and industry leaders," it will brief continued. "HISA is an extraordinary legislative operate "all under the oversight and control of the achievement that will enable horse racing to escape Federal Trade Commission." the disjointed system of regulation currently in place "From top to bottom, this system is superior to when it comes to the fundamental matters of health the status quo … The uniformity achieved by HISA and safety." will ensure that regulated parties are treated fairly The third amicus brief was filed by U.S. Sen. Mitch and consistently under a clear set of standards. McConnell (R-Ky.) and U.S. Reps. Andy Barr (R-Ky.) HISA also provides robust procedural safeguards, and Paul Tonko (D-N.Y.), who were sponsors and co- including a transparent rulemaking process as well as sponsors of the HISA legislation. a reticulated framework for enforcement and review "They are uniquely familiar with the process by … Plaintiffs have offered no sound reason for this which (HISA) was developed and enacted," states the court to upend this widely supported reform, and to congressional leaders' brief. throw the future of the horse racing industry back Opponents of the HISA allege the new law into doubt. Respectfully, Plaintiff's claims should be unconstitutionally shifts government regulatory dismissed." BH authority to a "private group of industry insiders," s Share this story

BLOODHORSE DAILY WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25, 2021 PAGE 13 OF 32 FULSOME, LOVELY RIDE SCORE STAKES VICTORIES AT PARX By Byron King t @BH_Bking

fter losing some luster when third as the favorite Ain the Indiana Derby (G3), the shine is back on Juddmonte's Fulsome. The 3-year-old Into Mischief colt, winner of the Matt Winn Stakes (G3) in the spring at Churchill Downs, returned to form to capture the $300,000

Smarty Jones Stakes (G3) Aug. 24 at Parx Racing. BILL DENVER/EQUI-PHOTO Fifth of six after a half-mile under Florent Geroux, he Lovely Ride wins the Cathryn Sophia Stakes at Parx Racing swooped to take command coming into the stretch and pulled away to score by two lengths over Alonzo. by Frosted, and a Twirling Candy filly foaled this year. The Brad Cox trainee raced 1 1/16 miles on a fast She was bred back to Into Mischief for 2022. track in 1:45.57, returning $3.20 to win in the Smarty Earlier on the card, Allied Racing Stable's Lovely Jones, Parx's prep for its $1 million Pennsylvania Ride similarly rebounded from a loss in Indiana Derby (G1) Sept. 25. to capture the $150,000 Cathryn Sophia Stakes in Another graded stakes originally slotted on the front-running fashion. The Cathryn Sophia is a local card, the Parx Dash (G3T), was canceled Tuesday and steppingstone toward the $1 million Cotillion Stakes rescheduled for Aug. 31. Other scheduled turf races (G1) Sept. 25 at Parx. on Tuesday were moved to the main track after wet The daughter of Candy Ride shot to the lead with weather in recent days. comfortable fractions of :48.75 and 1:13.39 under Reylu Pace-pressing Alonzo was narrowly second in the Gutierrez, and repulsed bids from several foes in the Smarty Jones over front-running The King Cheek, who stretch to prevail by a half-length over Monmouth Oaks set quick splits of :46.75 and 1:11.83 after hard hustled (G3) winner Leader of the Band. The Bret Calhoun early. Ridin With Biden was fourth. trainee raced a mile and 70 yards on a fast track in Bred in Kentucky by Juddmonte, Fulsome is one 1:42.66, paying $6.80. of 10 foals out of the winning Distorted Humor mare Favored Leader of The Band, last early, rallied Flourish. Four of her foals are winners, two of them widest to fall just short, three-quarters of a length stakes placed. ahead of Marion Francis in third. Bold Tactics was Flourish's three unraced foals include a 2-year-old fourth, 2 1/4 lengths farther back. Point of Entry colt named Rimprotector, a yearling filly Stewards conducted an inquiry following drifting and bumping in the stretch by Marion Francis but made no change to the order of finish. Morning-line favorite and last year's champion 2-year-old filly Vequist was scratched. Bred in Kentucky by her owner, Lovely Ride is out of the Tiznow mare Lovely Lil, winner of the Go for Wand Handicap (G2) at Aqueduct Racetrack in 2011. She is one of three winners for her dam, a group that includes the 2-year-old colt American Xperiment (Nyquist), a debut winner by 5 1/4 lengths at Saratoga Race Course July 30. Lovely Lil was bred to Mo Town for 2022. BH BARBARA WEIDL/EQUI-PHOTO s Share this story Fulsome cruises in the Smarty Jones Stakes at Parx Racing

BLOODHORSE DAILY WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25, 2021 PAGE 14 OF 32 MINORITY INTEREST SOLD IN GRADE 1 WINNER BELLA SOFIA By BloodHorse Staff

edallion Racing, Parkland MThoroughbreds, and Barry Fowler have purchased a minority interest in the grade 1-winning filly Bella Sofia, it was announced Aug. 24. The deal was brokered by bloodstock agent Nick Sallusto. The 3-year-old daughter of Awesome Patriot in her most recent outing drew off to a 4 1/4-length success in the Aug. 7 Longines Test Stakes (G1) at Saratoga Race Course, defeating a talented field that included graded stakes winners Souper Sensational and Search Results. SKIP DICKSTEIN Trained by Rudy Rodriguez, Bella Sofia has tallied three victories from four starts with earnings of $405,100. Medallion, Parkland, and Fowler join original owners Michael Imperio, Vincent Scuderi, Sofia Soares, Gabrielle Farm, Mazel Stable Partners, and Matthew Mercurio in campaigning the filly. "Nick Sallusto and I talked after the filly broke her maiden. I felt she was one to keep an eye on," said Medallion Racing's Mark Taylor. "And her Test was a jaw-dropper. She showed freakish talent, and she's got a sneaky good pedigree. We are grateful for the opportunity to be in on her."

Sallusto and Hanzly Albina bought Bella Sofia SKIP DICKSTEIN for the original ownership group for $20,000 from Bella Sofia wins the Test Stakes at Saratoga Race Course the Grassroots Training & Sales consignment at last year's Ocala Breeders' Sale's July 2-Year-Olds and Rodriguez has done an excellent job of advancing her Horses of Racing Age Sale. talent." The filly was subsequently sent to Sallusto's The Sept. 26 Handicap (G2) at Thorostock Training facility in Morristown, Belmont is a possible next destination for Bella Fla., where she was developed into a first-out, 11 Sofia, with an eye toward the Breeders' Cup Filly & 1/4-length winner May 6 at . She then Mare Sprint (G1) Nov. 6 at Del Mar. finished second in the June 6 Jersey Girl Stakes at Bella Sofia was bred in Kentucky by Two Tone Belmont. She returned to the winner's circle with a Farms out of the Consolidator mare Love Contract, 6 1/2-length allowance win July 11, also at Belmont, whose first three foals are all winners. The extended before heading to the Test. female family includes two-time leading sire "She was an extremely fluid mover at the breeze- What a Pleasure and champion older mare Inside ups before the sale, and was a flawless physical at Information. BH the barn," Sallusto noted. "Her talent was obvious from the first time I breezed her at the farm. Rudy s Share this story

BLOODHORSE DAILY WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25, 2021 PAGE 15 OF 32 CHAMPION VEQUIST SIDELINED, COULD BE SOLD THIS FALL By Byron King t @BH_Bking

equist, the champion 2-year-old filly of V2020, is finished racing this year due to an undisclosed physical issue and might be sold this fall, co-owner Adam Wachtel said. Plans call for the 3-year-old Nyquist filly to be entered for a sale this November, though she could be withdrawn and raced next year as a 4-year-old, Wachtel indicated. Gary Barber, Wachtel Stable, and Swilcan Stable own the Butch

Reid-trained runner. ALEX SLITZ "Do you keep on, or do you sell a champion? It's Vequist wins the 2020 Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Fillies at Keeneland not an easy decision," Wachtel said. "Our inclination all along has been to test the waters with the sale. Swilcan Stables, Vequist is out of the graded stakes- "We're leaning toward 'The Night of the Stars," he placed Mineshaft mare Vero Amore. She is one of two added of her sales entry, referring to The November graded black-type runners from her dam, the other Sale at Fasig-Tipton. "But it's not impossible she could being Mainstay (Astern), who ran second this year go to Keeneland. But we're still making that final in the Schuylerville Stakes (G3) at Saratoga before decision." a fourth-place finish in the Adirondack Stakes (G2) The November Sale is Nov. 9, one day before there. Keeneland's November Breeding Stock Sale begins Vequist has two wins and two seconds from five and continues through Nov. 21. Both sales are near starts and earnings of over $1.2 million. BH Lexington. s Share this story Vequist, winner of the Spinaway Stakes (G1) and Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies (G1) last year at 2, has started just once this year, finishing ninth when eased in the Davona Dale Stakes (G2) Feb. 27 at Gulfstream Park. After breezing regularly at Saratoga Race Course this summer, she was scratched from the Cathryn Sophia Stakes Aug. 24 at Parx Racing. "We were entered in Parx, but we were really planning on running at Saratoga," Wachtel said. "She was breezing unbelievable. "She has probably put on 100 pounds since she was a 2-year-old. She's just a big monster of a horse. So unless she's 110%, there is no way we were going to take any chances with her, so we just decided, 'Now is not the time.'" Vequist last breezed a half-mile in :48.23 over the Saratoga main track Aug. 15. If the partners elect to continue to race her, she would be given 90 days off, Wachtel said. Bred in Kentucky by Tom and Sue McGrath's

ANNE M. EBERHARDT BLOODHORSE DAILY WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25, 2021 PAGE 16 OF 32 FANTASIOSO STRETCHES BACK OUT IN JOHN'S CALL By BloodHorse Staff

loom Racing Stable and trainer Ignacio Correas BIV's Fantasioso, the runner-up in the two-mile Belmont Gold Cup (G2T) in June, will look to again thrive when competing at a long distance in the Aug. 25 $120,000 John's Call Stakes at 1 5/8 miles over Saratoga Race Course's Mellon turf course for horses that have not won a graded stakes contest in 2021. Running in the marathon Belmont Gold Cup on the eve of Belmont Stakes Day, the 6-year-old son of Strategic Prince thrived going a career-long distance, finishing only behind Irish invader Baron Samedi. The Argentinian-bred Fantasioso was a two-time PHOTOGRAPHY KEENELAND/COADY Ignacio Correas IV, trainer of Fantasioso group 3 winner in his native country, capturing the 2019 Progreso and the 2020 Botafogo, both at San The Todd Pletcher-trained Shamrocket has finished Isidro. He began racing for his current connections this on the board in his last three starts on the New York spring. Circuit. After running fourth in the May 8 Man o' War Fantasioso was shortened to 1 3/8 miles in his Stakes (G1T) at Belmont Park, the 4-year-old Tonalist last start, the July 17 United Nations Stakes (G1T) at colt posted an allowance win at Belmont followed by Monmouth Park, finishing unplaced. Correas said a third-place effort in the 1 1/2-mile Grand Couturier returning to a longer distance in his Saratoga debut Stakes July 5. should be beneficial. He will reunite with jockey Javier Returning to graded stakes company in the Bowling Castellano, who was aboard for the Belmont Gold Cup, Green Stakes (G2T), the Dongel Racing runner rallied breaking from post 6. for a solid third July 31 at the Spa. will "(Fantasioso has) been training very well and I think pick up the mount Wednesday, exiting post 3. the added distance will be in his favor," Correas said. Trinity Farm's Red Knight will be looking to "He's been doing well coming out of the United Nations recapture the form that saw him take last October's and he'll be shipping to Saratoga and will be there Sycamore Stakes (G3T) at Keeneland. Trained by Bill Saturday night. Mott, the veteran 7-year-old Pure Prize gelding has "He's run four times for me and three have been already raced at the Spa this meet, finishing fifth in the good races. I'll be happy if he can repeat any of those Bowling Green in his previous trip to the post. He has three races on Wednesday. We just threw out the earned over $800,000 in 26 career starts with 8 wins United Nations. I think that was a little short for him. under his belt. But he's been training like he was for those other races. Junior Alvarado will ride from the inside post. BH I'm happy with him." s Share this story

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OPTIONS ABOUND FOR "The Juddmonte is very close to the Prince's heart INTERNATIONAL HERO MISHRIFF as Prince Khalid Abdullah was a great friend of his, By Jack Haynes/Racing Post so it was a special day and he is absolutely delighted. The Prince is flying over to meet John—there's some mphatic Juddmonte (G1) obvious targets but between them they will decide Ewinner Mishriff's autumn agenda and a decision where they want to aim. on whether he races on next year will be determined "The great thing about Mishriff is he's very in the next week, with the QIPCO adaptable, be it different trips or different surfaces, (G1), Qatar Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe (G1), Longines but a lot of it regarding which races he goes for will Breeders' Cup Turf (G1T), and Cup (G1) among depend on whether he races on next year or whether it possible targets. is the right time for him to go to stud at the end of this Owner Prince Faisal, his racing manager Ted Voute, campaign. That will be a key part in the discussions." and trainers John and Thady Gosden will meet to map On Mishriff's future beyond racing, Voute added: out a plan for the scintillating York scorer, who became "He's highlighted himself to a lot of studmasters with the world's best older horse on Racing Post Ratings what he has achieved and that may be a big influence with his six-length success over Alenquer. as to whether he stays in training. He's attracted a lot Mishriff is a best-priced 5-1 second favorite with Paddy of interest from America, Japan, and Europe. Power and Betfair for the Champion Stakes at Ascot "It's likely he'll go to stud, but the Prince wants to sit Oct. 16 and 12-1 for the Arc at ParisLongchamp Oct. 3. down with John and have a frank and open discussion The 4-year-old's Dubai Sheema Classic Presented by about the autumn and his future." Longines (G1) victory, as well as his International win, Mishriff, a son of dual top-level winner Make means he could earn a $3 million bonus if successful in Believe, has been a standout and poignant horse for the Nov. 28 Japan Cup. connections. Voute said: "We're still bathing in the glory of his He began his stellar 2021 campaign with a win over magnificent win. The manner in which he won was grade 1 winner Charlatan in the $20 million Saudi Cup fantastic and it really put him up there as one of the on dirt. best, if not the best, in the world at 10 furlongs, so it "Prince Faisal absolutely loves the sport and was very exciting. Mishriff is named after his closest friend who died recently. A lot of people follow Mishriff from Saudi Arabia and it's been a great boost for the Saudi Cup," says Voute. "The Prince has really enjoyed Mishriff's journey and it's given him the chance to introduce his sons, who were at York, to racing in a more in-depth way, which was very important to him." For more European racing, sales, and bloodstock news, visit RacingPost.com. BH

EDWARD WHITAKER/RACING POST WHITAKER/RACING EDWARD s Share this story Mishriff gallops back after winning the Juddmonte International at

BLOODHORSE DAILY WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25, 2021 PAGE 18 OF 32 out of the gate TOUR DE MISHRIFF: Mishriff cruises to a six-length victory in front of packed stands in the Aug. 18 Juddmonte International Stakes at York for trainers John (left) and Thady Gosden

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DARK ANGEL COLT TOPS GOFFS UK PREMIER SALE DAY ONE By James Thomas/Racing Post

ohn Dance was busy stocking up ahead of Jhis Manor House Stud training operation opening for business with James Horton, who will hold the license at the Middleham property, and bloodstock agent Ed Sackville walking away from day one of the Goffs UK Premier Sale in Doncaster having signed for the £120,000 SARAH FARNSWORTH/GOFFS UK SARAH FARNSWORTH/GOFFS (US$164,212) top lot. James Horton (right) at the Goffs UK Premier Yearling Sale Consigned by Yeomanstown Stud, the session- topping colt (Lot 109) is a son of Dark Angel and as a team," said Horton. "We're looking for horses the listed-winning Elusive Pimpernel mare Elusive we think will be early and hopefully that's what we've Beauty. Horton and Sackville were busy throughout bought and we can get going with them early next the session and also secured a £95,000 ($130,001) year. All of these horses fit that brief and we're looking Showcasing filly out of Girls Talk (Lot 146) and later forward to getting on with them." added a Havana Gold colt out of Epatha (Lot 113) in a Dance is no stranger to success when buying at the private sale at £40,000 ($54,737), both of whom were Premier Sale, having landed his flagship horse Laurens, consigned by Lynn Lodge Stud. who went on to win no less than six group 1s, when The three acquisitions meant Manor House Stud's bidding £220,000 ($290,378) for the daughter of day one spend clocked in at £255,000 ($348,951). Siyouni alongside Daniel Creighton in 2016. "We're looking for horses by proven sires and these While Horton has cut his teeth as assistant to Sir are good-actioned, racy horses and we all liked them Michael Stoute, he has time away from his duties at Freemason Lodge Stables to get involved in the sales scene before and said he was relishing sourcing the raw materials for the next stage of his career. "I've been doing the sales for a few years now and it's always interesting, and it's fascinating seeing stock by all the new sires," Horton said. "It's an exciting time of year and Ed Sackville and Dan Creighton have been helping me hugely." The session yielded solid, if somewhat unspectacular, trade, with 178 lots changing hands at

SARAH FARNSWORTH/GOFFS UK SARAH FARNSWORTH/GOFFS (continued on page 21) The Dark Angel colt consigned as Lot 109 in the ring at the Goffs UK Premier Yearling Sale

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DARK ANGEL COLT TOPS GOFFS UK Elliott in Action PREMIER SALE DAY ONE Another lot by Mehmas broke the six-figure barrier when Alex Elliott went to £100,000 ($136,843) for the (continued from page 20) filly out of Fainleog (Lot 121) offered by Tally-Ho Stud. Elliott said, "She's the one horse I wanted to a clearance rate of 87%. In turn, those transactions buy today, although I don't have a very long list, generated a turnover of £7,007,500 ($9,589,300), an tomorrow's is longer. We all know about Mehmas and average of £39,368 ($53,842), up 8% year-on-year, she looks like an Ascot type of filly. She vetted very and a median of £32,000 ($43,789), which was up well and she's going to go to Archie Watson; he's a very 10%. good operator and my client wanted to support him." Mehmas Mania The filly is out of the listed-placed Fainleog, whose One of the day's big talking horses was the Mehmas siblings include the listed scorer The Reaper. Elliott colt out of Interweave, consigned as Lot 175 with said he held Royal Ascot ambitions for his purchase, Shinglis Stud, and the strapping chestnut lived up but noted that Mehmas's recent success across the to his billing when bringing a final bid of £115,000 Atlantic with Going Global winning the Del Mar Oaks ($157,370) from Billy Jackson-Stops, who was sat in (G1T) meant she possessed significant resale value the front row of the auditorium while surrounded by should she fall short of his aspirations. the colt's new owners. "Even if she just misses she's going to have good "He's been bought for Sheikh Abdullah Almalek resale value to the States because after Going Global Alsabah," said Jackson-Stops. "They're great guys and winning a grade 1 they're all going mad for Mehmas. have been buying a few horses lately and wanted to Even if she gets placed in a maiden here she's worth start a relationship with Andrew Balding. double what we paid for her today. But I've come here "I've helped Andrew at the sales for a couple of years trying to buy Ascot horses and hopefully, she's one of and this is one of a very small number of horses we had them." on our shortlist for these guys, so they were keen to get St Lawrence Strikes Gold him. Tweenhills' Havana Gold has enjoyed a resurgent "Although he's not got the deepest pedigree he's season on the track with 21 2-year-old winners across an absolutely cracking physical and is by a sire who's Europe, and the son of Teofilo enjoyed a notable really upgrading his mares so hopefully he's lucky for result in the ring too when Oliver St Lawrence went them. He looks like he should be early enough and he's to £105,000 ($143,686) for the colt (Lot 151) out certainly going to the right of Golden Spell trainer." consigned by Baroda Although the colt's Stud. pedigree is light enough "It's the age-old under the first two dams, thing in that we loved his page contains a couple him from the minute of big talents further back, we saw him," said most notably 2004 Jaguar St Lawrence after scorer getting the better of Soar, who is now the dam Mick Murphy. "He's of the group 2-placed a lovely individual

Konchek. UK SARAH FARNSWORTH/GOFFS The Mehmas colt consigned as Lot 175 in the ring at the Goffs UK (continued on page 22) Premier Yearling Sale

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DARK ANGEL COLT TOPS GOFFS UK looks like she'll be quick and I remember her mother PREMIER SALE DAY ONE well from when she breezed, Katie McGivern breezed her. (continued from page 21) "We've had great success with a Kingman filly before in Queen of Love and we've been very lucky with fillies and a great first foal, we thought he stood out as one of generally with Queen of Love and Al Raya as well. And the nicest horses here today. with her pedigree, there's a bit of upside to her beyond The colt is out Golden Spell, a three-time winner racing." and listed-placed performer from the debut crop of Al When asked if he planned to maintain his usual Kazeem. levels of investment in yearlings for the Longways St Lawrence continued, "He's a real stocky type and breeze-up program, Murphy said, "My wife says no, there's a bit of about him coming through from but yes! We'll probably buy a couple of pricey ones for Al Kazeem. next year and we've bought a few today already. We'll "It was very noticeable that a lot of the trainers were probably aim to have 20 breezers for next year, which pulling him out of the parade ring to stand him up. The is a little less than this year when we had 25." trainer is still to be decided upon but he's been bought McKeever and Hills Combine for Fawzi Nass." Johnny McKeever and Charlie and Barry Hills Longways Stables Hoping for Repeat Success combined to secure five lots across the session at a Mick Murphy and Sarah O'Connell of Longways combined outlay of £280,000 ($383,161), with the Stables have already enjoyed one punchy pinhooking partnership's haul headed by the £100,000 ($136,843) touch with a daughter of Kingman, having transformed Acclamation colt out of Dukinta (Lot 95), another to listed-winning Queen of Love from €125,000 emerge from the sought after Lynn Lodge Stud draft. ($144,363) yearling into a €650,000 ($730,275) Shortly before that six-figure play the McKeever- 2-year-old. Hills axis also struck for the Kodiac half sister to the And the couple will be hoping to repeat the listed-placed Lexington Grace at £90,000 ($123,159) trick with their latest acquisition having paid when the filly (Lot 36) was offered by Tally-Ho Stud. £100,000 ($136,843) for the Kingman filly (Lot 74) "We've done some work together and Charlie very consigned by Whatton Manor Stud. The January- kindly asked me to do some selecting for him so I'm born youngster boasted one of the catalog's more just here helping him out," said McKeever on the pair's eye-catching pages, as she is the second foal out exploits together. "The colt is a good old-fashioned of Daban, winner of the Lanwades Stud Nell Gwyn Donny yearling, exactly what you come here to buy—a Stakes (G3), and third to Winter in the 2017 QIPCO 2-year-old winner, hopefully!" One Thousand Guineas (G1). He added of the Kodiac filly, "I absolutely loved her, Daban was sourced for her racing owner Abdullah I thought she's a Queen Mary (G2) type of filly. She's a Saeed Al Naboodah by Blandford Bloodstock at real sharp type by a great sire and with a bit of pedigree 260,000 guineas ($398,826) from the Tattersalls so there's something to fall back on in the page." Guineas Breeze-Up Sale, and Murphy confirmed The Goffs UK Premier Sale continues Aug. 25 at 10 her Kingman filly would also be pointed towards the a.m. local time. 2-year-old sales. For more European racing, sales, and bloodstock "She's been bought to go breezing," said Murphy. news, visit RacingPost.com. BH "She's a handy filly, a little on the small side, but she s Share this story

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Royal Applause, 1993 Waajib GOING GLOBAL FIRST NORTH Acclamation, 1999 Flying Melody MEHMAS, Princess Athena, 1985 AMERICAN G1 WINNER b, 2014 Shopping Wise Machiavellian, 1987 Mr. Prospector FOR MEHMAS Lucina, 2002 Coup de Folie Lunda, 1993 Soviet Star By Alan Porter GOING GLOBAL Lucayan Princess b, f t March 24, 2018 Candy Stripes, 1982 @pedigreeconsult , 2002 Bubble Company Quendom, 1997 Interprete n recent years, there have been few, if any, better Queen of Victory European sires of sprinters and milers than Dark WROOD, Sheikh Albadou, 1988 I dkb/br, 2011 Ras Shaikh, 1996 Sanctuary Angel. A group 1-winning 2-year-old who didn’t Aneesati, 1990 Dabaweyaa race beyond his juvenile season, Dark Angel is by Acclamation (who descends from Retired to Tally-Ho Stud, Mehmas stood for through El Gran Senor's brother, Try My Best, Waajib, €12,500 in his first season, and €10,000 in his and ) out of a mare by Mr. Prospector’s second. So far the results of those two crops have European champion son, Machiavellian (best known in been extraordinary. The first runners by Mehmas North America as the sire of Street Cry). are now 3-years-olds. No less than 56 of those won Remarkably, the Acclamation/Machiavellian cross, as 2-year-olds, a European record, and Mehmas now which has produced just 11 starters, has now come up has 75 individual winners from that crop, 20 black- with another stallion phenom in the shape of Mehmas. type horses, 11 stakes winners, and five group/graded Like Dark Angel, Mehmas ran only at 2. He wasn’t able winners. First represented by a group/grade 1 winner to emulate his counterpart with a victory at the highest when Supremacy captured last year’s Middle Park level, but did win four of his eight starts, including the Stakes, Mehmas added another winner at the highest Arqana July Stakes (G2) and Qatar Richmond Stakes level at the weekend when Going Global justified (G2), which he took by a neck over eventual sprint favoritism to land the Del Mar Oaks (G1T). That same superstar Blue Point. He also took second in the Goffs Mehmas crop also includes another U.S. stakes scorer Vincent O'Brien National Stakes (G1), Coventry Stakes in Quattroelle, who took the Blue Norther Stakes. (G2), and BetVictor Million Pound Goal National Mehmas’ second crop, 2-year-olds of 2021, seem to be Stakes, and third in Juddmonte Middle Park Stakes (G1). (continued on page 24) BENOIT PHOTO Going Global wins the Del Mar Oaks at Del Mar

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GOING GLOBAL FIRST NORTH AMERICAN G1 WINNER FOR MEHMAS (continued from page 23) maintaining the pace as he’s already been represented by 27 individual 2-year-old winners, among them the Tattersalls July Stakes (G2) and Al Basti Equiworld Dubai (G2) victor Lusail; Beauty Inspire, victorious in the Jebel Ali Racecourse and

Stables Anglesey Stakes (G3); and listed scorer Caturra. STUD TALLY-HO COURTESY Mehmas at Tally-Ho Stud The Del Mar Oaks was the fifth win in six starts in North America for Going Global, all in 2021, her Wrood’s dam, Ras Shaikh—by Sheikh Albadou only loss being a half-length defeat to Madone— another good racehorse/poor sire—was a winner at who finished fifth in the Del Mar Oaks—in the San 2, and three times runner up in black-type events in Clemente Stakes (G2T). She's also won the Sweet Life England. She was a half sister to the daughter, Stakes (G3T), China Doll Stakes, Providencia Stakes Silver Arrow, who was unplaced in eight starts, but (G3T), and Honeymoon Stakes (G3T). That Going produced both the juvenile group winner Masta Plasta, Global would rise to such heights couldn't have been and Kheleyf’s Silver (by a son of Sheikh Albadou’s sire, anticipated from her four juvenile starts, all of which Green Desert), the dam of European champion 2-year- came in Ireland. She was fourth on her debut, but old Filly Tiggy Wiggy. Ras Shaikh’s dam, Aneesati, is could do no better than 12th and 13th on her next two a half sister to Magellan, the winner of the American starts. The bay finally got off the mark on her final Handicap (G2T), and there is English classic form Irish outing, switching from the turf to Dundalk’s all- just behind her as her dam, Dabaweyaa, was second weather surface. It’s notable that her two poor efforts in the General Accident One Thousand Guineas (G1), came on good-to-yielding and yielding ground, while and is a half sister to the Epsom Oaks (G1) runner-up, all her U.S. starts have been on a firm surface. Acclimatise. The family eventually goes back to the Like Mehmas, Going Global’s dam, Wrood, has made 'peerless' Pretty Polly, who won 22 of her 24 starts and an excellent start to her stud career. Going Global is captured the English Filly Triple Crown in 1904. her second foal, and the first, Finans Bay, is a winner Going Global is one of eight stakes winners by who also took third in the Fitzdares Royal Whip Stakes Acclamation or a son out of a Blushing Groom line (G3) in Ireland earlier this both, while her third foal, mare, the others including Pyledriver, successful this Mitbaahy, has had a good August, breaking his maiden year in the Coral (G1). Her pedigree on the first of the month, and following up with a third is quite unusual for a modern-day stakes winner, as in the Julia Graves Roses Stakes at York on Saturday. she is a complete outcross at five generations. Behind A daughter of the fine racehorse, but very that, there are some noteworthy build-ups, notably disappointing sire, Invasor (by Blushing Groom son, that Going Global’s granddam has two horses bred on Candy Stripes), Wrood won twice at 10 furlongs in the Northern Dancer/Sir Ivor cross—Green Desert and seven starts in England and Ireland. She is half sister to Shareef Dancer—in the second and third generation of the Betinternet.com Criterion Stakes (G3) scorer, Racer her pedigree, and Mehmas brings in two more crosses Forever, and to Oman Sea, the dam of the black-type of Northern Dancer, combined with Halo, a horse bred winning and group placed Gallic Star, those siblings on very similar lines to Sir Ivor. BH both by Blushing Groom son, Rahy. s Share this story

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GRADED STAKES Parx Summer Sprint S. forxmas, by Songandaprayer, $42,000, O–R. Larry Johnson, B–Larry Johnson (MD), T–Michael J. Trom- Parx Racing, 8/24, $100,000, 3yo, 6f (dirt), 1:10.19, betta, J–Feargal Lynch Smarty Jones S. (G3) track fast. Margin: nose, 7 starters. View Equibase Chart 1–Beren, 126, b c, 3...... $60,000 Parx Racing, 8/24, $300,000, 3yo, 8.5f (dirt), Weigelia–Silmaril, by Diamond Finger Lakes, Race 1, ALW 1:45.57, track fast. O–St. Omer's Farm and Feifarek, Christo- 8/24, $24,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 6f (dirt), 1:12.40, track 1–Fulsome, 126, b c, 3...... $175,500 pher J., B–Susan C Quick & Christopher fast. Into Mischief–Flourish, by Distorted J Feifarek (PA), T–Robert E. Reid, Jr., J– 1–City Temper, 122, b f, 4, Majestic City–Frangipan- Humor Frankie Pennington ni, by Cape Town, $14,400, O–Emerald Upstate Sta- O–Juddmonte, B–Juddmonte Farms Inc 2–Marvalous Mike, 121, dk b/br c, 3...... ble, B–Bloom Squared Investments (NY), T–Kathleen (KY), T–Brad H. Cox, J–Florent Geroux $20,000 Mastin, J–Rodolfo Ignacio 2–Alonzo, 121, b c, 3...... $58,500 Uncle Lino–Restless Summer, by El Corredor Sale History: 2019 FTMMAY, $62,000. Brethren–Tizmetizyou, by Tiz Wonderful Margin: ¾, 5 starters. View Equibase Chart O–Arindel, B–Arindel (FL), T–Juan Alvara- O–Robert C. Roffey, Jr., B–Robert C. do, J–Edgard J. Zayas Roffey Jr. (PA), T–Marya K. Montoya, J– 3–The King Cheek, 126, b g, 3...... $29,250 Abner Adorno Finger Lakes, Race 7, ALW Laoban–Selfie, by War Chant 3–Privet Moon, 126, b c, 3...... $11,000 8/24, $25,900, 3yo/up, 8.18f (dirt), 1:42.63, track O–Kernan, Jr., Morris E. and Jagger Inc., Malibu Moon–Privet Hedge, by First De- fast. B–Pucker Ridge Farm LLC (NY), T–Jamie fence 1–Sneads, 122, b g, 5, Street Sense–Empress of Ness, J–Ruben Silvera O–Juddmonte, B–Juddmonte Farms Inc Midway, by Empire Maker, $13,740, O–Timothy P. Sale History: 2020 OBSJUN, ($14,000 (KY), T–Brad H. Cox, J–Florent Geroux Murphy, B–Joe B. Mulholland Jr., John P. Mulholland RNA), 2019 OBSOCT, $4,500, 2018 FTNOCT, Margins: 6½, 2¾, 7. Others: Three Two Zone & Karen Mulholland (KY), T–Timothy P. Murphy, J– $10,000. ($6,000). Scratched: Dr B, Heart Rhythm. View Emanuel De Diego Margins: 2, ½, 2. Others: Ridin With Biden Equibase Chart Sale History: 2017 FTKOCT, $90,000, 2017 KEESEP, ($17,550), Fast Bob ($11,700), The Jones Boy ($75,000 RNA). Margin: 4, 6 starters. View Equibase Chart ($7,500). Scratched: Doubleoseven, Indian Lake, ALLOWANCE RESULTS Antigravity. View Equibase Chart Indiana Grand, Race 3, AOC Canterbury Park, Race 2, AOC 8/24, $36,000, 3yo/up, 6f (dirt), 1:08.96, track fast. BLACK TYPE STAKES 8/24, $34,000, 3yo/up, 8f (dirt), 1:35.59, track good. 1–Tale of Fame, 122, dk b/br g, 6, Caleb's Posse– 1–Lord Dragon, 122, b g, 5, Oxbow–Broken Spell, Immortal Fame, by Tale of the Cat, $21,600, O–Rob- by Broken Vow, $20,400, O–Jason Totaram, B–Calu- ert A. Ray, B–Candy Meadows LLC (KY), T–Randy L. Cathryn Sophia S. met Farm (KY), T–Chris Richard, J–Luis Negron Klopp, J–Joseph D. Ramos Margin: 2, 7 starters. View Equibase Chart Parx Racing, 8/24, $150,000, 3yo, f, 8.32f (dirt), Sale History: 2017 KEESEP, $130,000. 1:42.66, track fast. Margin: ½, 5 starters. View Equibase Chart 1–Lovely Ride, 120, b f, 3...... $87,900 Indiana Grand, Race 7, ALW Candy Ride (ARG)–Lovely Lil, by Tiznow Colonial Downs, Race 7, AOC 8/24, $40,000, 3yo/up, 5.5f (dirt), 1:03.94, track O–Allied Racing Stable, LLC, B–Allied 8/24, $80,000, 3yo/up, 8.5f (turf), 1:42.15, course fast. Racing Stable, LLC (KY), T–W. Bret Cal- firm. 1–Nobody Listens, 118, gr/ro g, 3, Conveyance– houn, J–Reylu Gutierrez 1–English Bee, 123, ch h, 5, English Channel–Evil Royalesque, by Chapel Royal, $24,000, O–Kwiat- 2–Leader of the Band, 122, b f, 3..$29,300 Kitten, by Kitten's Joy, $48,000, O–, kowski, Matt and Browning, Roger D., B–Southern Bandbox–Catsuit, by Sir Cat B–Calumet Farm (KY), T–H. Graham Motion, J–Victor Chase Farm, Inc., Karen Dodd & Greg Dodd (IN), T– O–SMD Limited, B–SMD Ltd. (PA), T– R. Carrasco Marvin A. Johnson, J–Joseph D. Ramos John C. Servis, J–Frankie Pennington Sale History: 2020 OBSAPR, $40,000, 2019 FTKOCT, 3–Marion Francis, 118, b f, 3...... $14,650 ENGLISH CHANNEL ($39,000 RNA). Constitution–Sophie's Destiny, by Two Margin: head, 6 starters. View Equibase Chart Punch CALUMETFARM.COM O–Madaket Stables LLC, Spellman, Kent 859-225-0446 Presque Isle Downs, Race 7, ALW and Wonder Stables, B–Blackstone Farm 8/24, $32,000, 3yo/up, 9f (all-weather), 1:50.99, LLC (PA), T–Brad H. Cox, J–Florent Ger- track fast. head, 7 starters. oux Margin: View Equibase Chart 1–Driftwood, 121, dk b/br g, 4, Courageous Cat– Sale History: 2020 OBSAPR, $150,000, 2019 Tapitbythesea, by Tapit, $19,200, O–Klimasewski, FTKOCT, $50,000, 2019 FTKJUL, $75,000. Colonial Downs, Race 8, AOC Robert G. and Klimasewski, Tammy, B–Tammy Kli- Margins: ½, ¾, 2¼. Others: Bold Tactics ($8,790), 8/24, $70,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 5f (turf), :56.80, course masewski & Robert Klimasewski (NY), T–Ron G. Flight to Shanghai ($5,860), Office Party ($3,500). firm. Potts, J–Huber Villa-Gomez Scratched: Vequist. View Equibase Chart 1–Spun Glass, 122, ch f, 4, Hard Spun–Allwewant- Margin: 4½, 6 starters. View Equibase Chart

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Thistledown, Race 5, ALW Colonial Downs, Race 2, MCL Mountain Vow, by Broken Vow, $21,000, O–Christine 8/24, $27,000, 3yo/up, 6f (dirt), 1:11.24, track fast. 8/24, $30,000, 2yo, 8f (turf), 1:37.56, course firm. Berkeley Applegate, B–Murray Rojas (PA), T–Karen 1–Obiwan, 121, b g, 4, Union Rags–Curlin's Gold, by 1–Xy Time, 119, b c, 2, The Big Mystery–Pathos, by Dennehy Godsey, J–Horacio Karamanos Curlin, $16,200, O–MCR Stable, Inc., B–Scott Dil- Successful Appeal, $18,000, O–Gelfenstein Farm, Sale History: 2019 FTMSEP, $5,000. worth & Evan Dilworth (KY), T–Benny R. Feliciano, J– B–Gelfenstein Farm (FL), T–Bernardo G. Lopez, J– Margin: 1, 11 starters. View Equibase Chart Ricardo Feliciano Daniel Centeno Margin: 9½, 8 starters. View Equibase Chart Sale History: 2019 OBSJUN, $125,000, 2019 FTFMAR, Finger Lakes, Race 8, MSW ($95,000 RNA), 2018 FTKOCT, $65,000. Margin: 1½, 7 starters. View Equibase Chart 8/24, $32,100, 3yo/up, 6f (dirt), 1:12.49, track fast. Colonial Downs, Race 4, MSW 1–Night Escort, 120, ch g, 3, Central Banker–Private 8/24, $50,000, 2yo, f, 6f (dirt), 1:09.37, track fast. Escort, by Dance With Ravens, $19,260, O–Windylea Thistledown, Race 6, ALW 1–Luna Belle, 119, b f, 2, Great Notion–Heavenly Farm, LLC, B–Seamus Coughlan (NY), T–Jonathan B. 8/24, $35,700, 3yo/up, 5.5f (dirt), 1:05.08, track Moon, by Mojave Moon, $30,000, O–Greene, Debo- Buckley, J–Harry Hernandez rah S. and Smith, Hamilton A., B–Fred A Greene Jr., fast. Sale History: 2019 KEESEP, $25,000. 1–Armada, 117, b g, 3, Paynter–Ocean Princess, by Deborah Greene & Hamilton Smith (MD), T–Hamilton Indian Ocean, $22,134, O–WinStar Farm LLC and A. Smith, J–Horacio Karamanos Blazing Meadows Farm LLC, B–Blazing Meadows Margin: 6, 8 starters. View Equibase Chart Farm LLC & WinStar Farm, LLC (OH), T–Timothy E. Hamm, J–Malcolm Franklin Colonial Downs, Race 5, MCL Margin: 1, 5 starters. View Equibase Chart 8/24, $35,000, 3yo/up, 8f (turf), 1:37.77, course firm. 1–Titrate, 119, dk b/br g, 3, Violence–Brilliant Fu- Margin: 2¾, 8 starters. View Equibase Chart MAIDEN RESULTS ture, by Mingun, $21,000, O–Bone, Robert D. and Brown Jr., Edward J., B–Lawrence Marshall Opas Belterra Park, Race 8, MSW MD, Frank Sinatra MD & John Jain MD (KY), T–Tim Presque Isle Downs, Race 3, MSW 8/24, $23,700, 3yo/up, f/m, 6f (dirt), 1:14.33, track Girten, J–Angel Cruz 8/24, $30,000, 2yo, 5.5f (all-weather), 1:04.69, fast. Sale History: 2019 KEESEP, $50,000. track fast. 1–Carson City Storm, 120, b f, 3, Not This Time–Car- Margin: 1½, 11 starters. View Equibase Chart 1–San Costantino, 120, gr/ro c, 2, Violence–Sardin- son City Babe, by Carson City, $14,220, O–Nick's ia, by Tapit, $18,000, O–Blazing Meadows Farm LLC Racing, LLC, B–Langsem Farm, Inc. (OH), T–Larry E. Colonial Downs, Race 9, MCL and Farmer, Tracy, B–Tracy Farmer (KY), T–Timothy E. Smith, J–Perry Wayne Ouzts 8/24, $35,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 5.5f (turf), 1:04.80, Hamm, J–Pablo Morales Sale History: 2019 KEESEP, $8,200. course firm. Margin: ¾, 6 starters. View Equibase Chart Margin: 5¼, 11 starters. View Equibase Chart 1–Our Strong Vows, 118, b f, 3, Wicked Strong– COADY PHOTOGRAPHY COADY Luna Belle breaks her maiden at Colonial Downs

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BLUE HEN S. Delaware Park, Wednesday, August 25, Race 6 5.5f (dirt), $50,000, 2yo f, 3:45 PM (local) P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight M/L Owner 1 1 My Boss Holy Boss 2/f Carol Cedeno 116 8/5 Daniel C. Crowley 2 2 California Bella California Chrome 2/f Xavier Perez 114 5/2 No Guts No Glory Farm and Marisa Gino 3 3 Show'em Who's Boss Holy Boss 2/f Daniel Centeno 116 7/2 M3 Racing Stable 4 4 Music Mandate Strong Mandate 2/f No Rider 114 10/1 Matthew Schera 5 5 Mama G's Wish Outflanker 2/f Xavier Perez 114 10/1 No Guts No Glory Farm 6 6 Cashing Big Checks Mr. Big 2/f Jaime Rodriguez 114 4/1 Troy Johnson and Jagger, Inc. Breeders: 1–Anchor & Hope Farm Inc.; 2–Fitzhugh; 3–Lady Olivia at North Cliff; 4–Susan Helene Wantz; 5–No Guts No Glory Farm; 6–George Krikorian. Trainers: 1–Gary Capuano; 2–John J. Robb; 3–Andrew L. Simoff; 4–John C. Carlisle; 5–John J. Robb; 6–Jamie Ness. JOHN'S CALL S. Saratoga, Wednesday, August 25, Race 9 13f (turf), $120,000, 4yo/up, 5:39 PM (local) P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight M/L Owner 1 1 Red Knight Pure Prize 7/g Junior Alvarado 124 5/1 Trinity Farm 2 2 Moretti Medaglia d'Oro 5/h Rider TBA 124 3/5 Repole Stable and Eclipse Thoroughbred Partners 3 3 Shamrocket Tonalist 4/c Joel Rosario 118 5/2 Donegal Racing 4 4 Ajourneytofreedom Hard Spun 4/g Tyler Gaffalione 118 7/2 Paradise Farms Corp. and Staudacher, David 5 5 Conviction Trade Exchange Rate 5/h Jose L. Ortiz 118 12/1 Paradise Farms Corp. and Staudacher, David 6 6 Fantasioso (ARG) Strategic Prince (GB) 6/h Javier Castellano 124 6/1 Bloom Racing Stable LLC (Jeffrey Bloom) and Correas, IV, Ignacio 7 7 Ry's the Guy Distorted Humor 5/h Luis Saez 122 6/1 Lothenbach Stables, Inc. (Bob Lothenbach) 8 8 Serve the King (GB) Kingman (GB) 5/h Irad Ortiz, Jr. 118 3/1 Brant, Peter, M. Breeders: 1–Trinity Farm, LLC; 2–Thor-Bred Stables, LLC; 3–Rustlewood Farm, Inc.; 4–Pursuit of Success LLC; 5–John D. Gunther; 6–Luther, Eduardo Carlos; 7–Tenth Street Stables LLC; 8–Normandie Stud Ltd. Trainers: 1–William I. Mott; 2–Todd A. Pletcher; 3–Todd A. Pletcher; 4–Michael J. Maker; 5–Michael J. Maker; 6–Ignacio Correas, IV; 7–Ian R. Wilkes; 8–Chad C. Brown. PEONY S. Indiana Grand, Wednesday, August 25, Race 8 8.5f (turf), $100,000, 3yo/up f/m, 6:02 PM (local) P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight M/L Owner 1 1 Mizzen Ash Mizzen Mast 3/f Fernando De La Cruz 116 12/1 Captain Jack Racing Stable, LLC (John Loven) 2 2 Pretty Assets Caiman 5/m Orlando Mojica 126 15/1 R. Gary Patrick 3 3 Bloody Mary Mornin Go Lionel Go 6/m Rodney A. Prescott 124 5/2 Randy Matthews 4 4 Giveusthisday Skylord 7/m Thomas L. Pompell 120 50/1 Roger W. Griffin 5 5 Dontyouremember 4/f Declan Cannon 120 30/1 Penny S. Lauer 6 6 Diamond Solitaire Majestic Harbor 3/f 116 6/1 Diamond Solitaire Partnership (Loren Hebel-Osborne, David Osborne and Warren Gene McLean, et al) 7 7 Bumble of Love Hampton Court (AUS) 4/f Marcelino Pedroza 124 7/2 Andrew C. Ritter 8 8 Drinkatthecreek Itsmyluckyday 5/m Miguel Mena 120 20/1 Penny S. Lauer 9 9 The Beauty's Tale Tale of Ekati 5/m Jose A. Batista 126 6/1 Jerry Carden and Willowbrook Stables, Ltd. 10 10 Timeless Rose Midshipman 4/f Santo Sanjur 120 6/1 Captain Jack Racing Stable, LLC (John Loven) 11 11 Ijustwantahavefun Liaison 5/m Alex Achard 122 20/1 Mark David Hixson 12 12 Wellington Wonder Warrior's Reward 4/f Jesus Lopez Castanon 126 12/1 Swifty Farms, Inc. (Dana P. Myers) 13 13 Expect Indy Mr. Mabee 8/m Santo Sanjur 126 8/1 Gumpster Stable (Andrew Berg) and Jay Oringer 14 14 Southern Smile Shackleford 3/f Edgar Morales 116 15/1 Richard Perkins Breeders: 1–Captain Jack Racing Stable; 2–Gary Patrick; 3–Mr. & Mrs. Randall Daniel Matthews; 4–Roger W. Griffin; 5–Michael E. Lauer & Penny S. Lauer; 6–David W Osborne, Loren Hebel Osborne & Warren Gene McLean; 7–Ledgelands LLC, Beatrice Ingham & Andrew C Ritter; 8–Penny S Lauer & Michael E. Lauer; 9–Dawn Martin & Fipke; 10–Captain Jack Racing Stable; 11–Paul Martin & Sharon Martin; 12–Swifty Farms Inc.; 13–Lake Shore Farm; 14–Richard Perkins. Trainers: 1–Anthony J. Granitz; 2–R. Gary Patrick; 3–Randy Matthews; 4–Roger W. Griffin; 5–Michael E. Lauer; 6–Stephen S. Lyster; 7–Brian Michael; 8–Michael E. Lauer; 9–Kim Hammond; 10–Anthony J. Granitz; 11–Randy Matthews; 12–Kim Hammond; 13–Cipriano Contreras; 14–Anthony J. Granitz.

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BUCCHERO S. Indiana Grand, Wednesday, August 25, Race 9 8.5f (turf), $100,000, 3yo/up, 6:33 PM (local) P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight M/L Owner 1 1 Classy Cowboy Cowboy Cal 6/g Edgar Morales 122 12/1 Filip Racing, LLC (Deron Filip) 2 2 Leading the Charge Suntracer 4/g Deshawn L. Parker 124 6/1 Team Block (David Block) 3 3 Chipofftheoldblock Ready's Image 4/g Miguel Mena 126 8/1 Penny S. Lauer 4 4 Cash Logistics Unbridled Express 4/g Alex Achard 126 5/1 James B. and Charlie A. Hancock 5 5 Redskiesatnight Blueskiesnrainbows 4/g Fernando De La Cruz 122 12/1 Bad Boy Racing, LLC (Kelly Mitchell) 6 6 Unbridled Beast Unbridled Express 4/g Rodney A. Prescott 126 30/1 Michael B. Neafus and Randy Matthews 7 7 Toss of Fate Shanghai Bobby 5/g Martin Garcia 120 8/1 Greenhill Racing Stables, Inc. (Sherri Greenhill, et al) 8 8 Jova Holiday Promise 6/g Joseph D. Ramos 124 6/1 Matt Kwiatkowski 9 9 Strong Tide English Channel 4/c Jon Kenton Court 126 7/2 Penny S. Lauer 10 10 Expressed Unbridled Express 4/g Declan Cannon 124 30/1 Falcon Racing Stable (Mike Johnson) and Penny S. Lauer 11 11 Starspangledxpress Unbridled Express 4/g Samuel E. Bermudez 124 15/1 Andrew C. Brown 12 12 Max Express Unbridled Express 5/g Marcelino Pedroza 124 15/1 Timothy J. Clary, Falcon Racing Stable (Mike Johnson) and Penny S. Lauer 13 13 Stewards Rules Colonial Colony 7/g Deshawn L. Parker 120 50/1 Arven P. Holden 14 14 Major Sparks Colonel John 4/g Samuel E. Bermudez 120 20/1 Lucky J Stables, LLC (Calvin Johnston) Breeders: 1–Filip Racing, LLC; 2–Team Block; 3–Penny S Lauer & Michael E. Lauer; 4–Charlie A. Hancock; 5–Bad Boy Racing, LLC; 6–Randy Matthews & Karen Matthews; 7–Sherri Greenhill; 8–Ledgelands Farm, LLC, Andrew Ritter & Jose Luis Espinoza; 9–Michael E. Lauer & Penny S. Lauer; 10–Michael E. Lauer & Penny S. Lauer; 11–Andy Brown; 12–Michael E. Lauer & Penny S. Lauer; 13–Jay J. Holden & Arven P. Holden; 14–Cal Johnston. Trainers: 1–Stephen D. Dunn; 2–Robert E. Dobbs, Jr.; 3–Michael E. Lauer; 4–Genevieve Londono; 5–Brad H. Cox; 6–Randy Matthews; 7–Jeffrey L. Greenhill; 8–Marvin A. Johnson; 9–Michael E. Lauer; 10–Michael E. Lauer; 11–Andrew C. Brown; 12–Michael E. Lauer; 13–Jay J. Holden; 14–Anthony J. Granitz.

UPCOMING ENTRIES

TOMBOY S. Belterra Park, Friday, August 27, Race 6 8.5f (turf), $75,000, 3yo f, 3:05 PM (local) P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight M/L Owner 1 Boogie Boogee Cryptolight 3/f Luis Raul Rivera 122 - The Ronald E. DeWolf Trust 2 Gonnabegood Macho Uno 3/f Fernando Salazar Becerra 116 - Charlie J. Williams, LLC 3 Shez Shacked Up Shackleford 3/f Yarmarie L. Correa 116 - Danielle Agnello 4 Ballroom Blitz Alternation 3/f Christian P. Pilares 118 - Marion F. Gorham 5 Out My Dear Flat Out 3/f Alexander Chavez 116 - Charlie J. Williams, LLC 6 A Smile a Day Itsmyluckyday 3/f Perry Wayne Ouzts 116 - Mast Thoroughbreds, LLC 7 Sammy's Sister Mobil 3/f Jose A. Bracho 120 - Samuel Klein, Jr. 8 Lemon Deelite Lemon Drop Kid 3/f John McKee 116 - Maccabee Farm, LLC Breeders: 1–The Ronald E. DeWolf Trust; 2–Charlie J. Williams, LLC; 3–T/C Stable, LLC; 4–R Gorham & Mast Thoroughbreds LLC; 5–Gary Ross; 6–R Gorham & Mast Thoroughbreds LLC; 7–Mapleton Thoroughbred Farm; 8–Maccabee Farm. Trainers: 1–Michael L. Rone; 2–Silvano M. Gonzalez; 3–Jeffrey Skerrett; 4–Robert M. Gorham; 5–Silvano M. Gonzalez; 6–Robert M. Gorham; 7–Jeffrey A. Radosevich; 8–Thomas Drury, Jr..

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SADIE HAWKINS S. Charles Town, Friday, August 27, Race 4 7f (dirt), $75,000, 3yo/up f/m, 6:18 PM (local) P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight M/L Owner 1 Alpine Moon Swiss Yodeler 5/m Keimar Trotman 123 - Bearowitz LLC (Pamela A Lebowitz) 2 Azzurra Capo Bastone 5/m Denis Araujo 123 - Timothy Freitag 3 Addy's Love Fiber Sonde 5/m Christian Hiraldo 123 - John C. Kenworthy 4 See Ya Manana Creative Cause 6/m Christian Hiraldo 123 - Huntertown Farm LLC (Eric Steinmann) 5 Star of Night Creative Cause 4/f Arnaldo Bocachica 123 - Huntertown Farm LLC (Eric Steinmann) 6 Stowe Angel Warrior's Reward 4/f Luis Angel Batista 123 - David M. Raim 7 Bridging the Gap Fiber Sonde 5/m Reshawn Latchman 123 - John D. McKee 8 The Better One Charitable Man 4/f Gerald Almodovar 123 - Kristy Petty 9 Imagoodchatterbug Charitable Man 6/m Jerry Villegas 123 - Valls Thoroughbreds LLC (Guillermo Valls) Breeders: 1–Heinz J. Steinmann; 2–Antonio Scotto ; 3–Lewis E. Craig Jr.; 4–Heinz Joseph Steinmann; 5–Heinz J. Steinmann; 6–Newborne Farm; 7–Don E. Cain; 8–Kristy Lynn Petty; 9–Kristy Petty. Trainers: 1–Russell E. Davis; 2–Anthony M. Rideoutt II; 3–Mike E. Butts; 4–Jeff C. Runco; 5–Jeff C. Runco; 6–Jeff C. Runco; 7–John D. McKee; 8–Kristy Petty; 9–Rhea M. Pennella. ROBERT G. LEAVITT S. Charles Town, Friday, August 27, Race 6 7f (dirt), $75,000, 3yo, 7:10 PM (local) P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight M/L Owner 1 Social Chic Upstart 3/g Arnaldo Bocachica 122 - Smart Angle LLP (Daniel M. Ryan) 2 Youthinkthatsfunny Fiber Sonde 3/g Reshawn Latchman 122 - John D. McKee 3 Candy Invasion Normandy Invasion 3/g Gerald Almodovar 122 - John A. Casey 4 Boss E Boogs Limehouse 3/g Wladimir Rocha 122 - Tabitha M. Brady 5 Allen Can Do It Juba 3/g Antonio Lopez 122 - John A. Casey 6 No Change Fiber Sonde 3/g Denis Araujo 122 - John D. McKee 7 Nocashrefunds Juba 3/g Victor Rodriguez 122 - Shade Tree Farm LLC (Abel Ramos) 8 Pistol P Conveyance 3/g Darius Thorpe 122 - Taylor Mountain Farm LLC (James W. Casey) 9 Stride On By Forty Tales 3/g Guillermo Rodriguez 122 - Valls Thoroughbreds LLC (Guillermo Valls) 10 Missionsninetynine Super Ninety Nine 3/g Angel Cruz 122 - Taylor Mountain Farm LLC (James W. Casey) Breeders: 1–James Franklin Miller; 2–John D. McKee; 3–John A Casey; 4–Tabitha M Brady; 5–John Allen Casey; 6–John McKee; 7–Abel Ramos; 8–Taylor Mountain Farm; 9–John A Casey; 10–Taylor Mountain Farm. Trainers: 1–Jeff C. Runco; 2–John D. McKee; 3–John A. Casey; 4–Joseph P. Stehr; 5–John A. Casey; 6–John D. McKee; 7–M. Joanna Boggs; 8–James W. Casey; 9–Rhea M. Pennella; 10–James W. Casey. SYLVIA BISHOP MEMORIAL S. Charles Town, Friday, August 27, Race 7 7f (dirt), $75,000, 3yo f, 7:36 PM (local) P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight M/L Owner 1 Door Buster Speightster 3/f Denis Araujo 122 - Jay A. Reese 2 Jacks Sister Jill Great Notion 3/f Darius Thorpe 122 - C. Allen Johnson 3 Jamestown Road Windsor Castle 3/f Jose Montano 122 - Taylor Mountain Farm LLC (James W. Casey) 4 Mady Rose Golden Years 3/f Carlos Marrero 122 - O'Sullivan Farms LLC (Raymond J. Funkhouser, II, et. al.) and Dunloe Ventures LLC (Kenneth Abod) 5 Theladyistrue Fiber Sonde 3/f Guillermo Rodriguez 122 - John D. McKee 6 C V's Powerpak Power Broker 3/f Christian Hiraldo 122 - Copperville Farm (Susan H. Wantz) 7 Shutupn'kissme Fiber Sonde 3/f Reshawn Latchman 122 - John D. McKee Breeders: 1–Catherine K Jennings & Scott Mallory; 2–C. Allen Johnson; 3–Taylor Mountain Farm; 4–O'Sullivan Farms; 5–John D. McKee; 6–Susan H. Wantz; 7–John D. McKee. Trainers: 1–Ollie L. Figgins, III; 2–Vernon Greaves; 3–James W. Casey; 4–Javier Contreras; 5–John D. McKee; 6–Timothy C. Grams; 7–John D. McKee.

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MISTY BENNETT PINK RIBBON S. Charles Town, Friday, August 27, Race 8 7f (dirt), $150,000, 3yo/up f/m, 8:07 PM (local) P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight M/L Owner 1 Mary's Jewel Indy Wind 6/m Fredy Peltroche 118 - Valls Thoroughbreds LLC (Guillermo Valls) 2 Lady Rocket Tale of the Cat 4/f Florent Geroux 118 - Frank Fletcher Racing Operations, Inc. and Ten Strike Racing 3 Like a Pro Tritap 5/m Jose C. Ferrer 118 - Trin-Brook Stables, Inc. (Uriah St. Lewis) 4 Ava's Charm Maclean's Music 5/m J. D. Acosta 118 - Cheyenne Stable LLC (Everett Dobson) 5 Landing Zone Morning Line 4/f Angel Cruz 118 - BB Horses (Bruno LaBanca) 6 Deco Strong Strong Mandate 4/f Darius Thorpe 118 - Steve and Debbie Jackson 7 Dazzle Me Flat Out 5/m Ramon Maldonado 118 - John C. Kenworthy 8 Queen Nekia Harlington 6/m Tyler Gaffalione 123 - Ken Copenhaver Breeders: 1–Steve Verica; 2–La Ciega LLC & Tale Of The Cat Syndicate; 3–Dr. & Mrs. Thomas Bowman; 4–Hunter Valley Farm, Jayne Johnson & John Wade; 5–Bell Tower Thoroughbreds; 6–Dr. Stephen G. Jackson & Debbie Jackson; 7–Preston Stables LLC; 8–Porter Racing Stable, LLC. Trainers: 1–Rhea M. Pennella; 2–Brad H. Cox; 3–Uriah St. Lewis; 4–Jeremiah O'Dwyer; 5–Claudio A. Gonzalez; 6–Flint W. Stites; 7–Mike E. Butts; 8–Saffie A. Joseph, Jr.. ROBERT HILTON MEMORIAL S. Charles Town, Friday, August 27, Race 9 7f (dirt), $150,000, 3yo, 8:39 PM (local) P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight M/L Owner 1 Swill Munnings 3/g Florent Geroux 120 - Kueber Racing, LLC and Ten Strike Racing 2 Exculpatory Mineshaft 3/c Carol Cedeno 120 - Grace Merryman 3 Rolling Fork Midshipman 3/g Denis Araujo 118 - Shortleaf Stable, Inc. (John Ed Anthony) 4 Scarred Into Mischief 3/c Brian Joseph Hernandez, Jr. 118 - Heiligbrodt, L. William, Heiligbrodt, Corinne, Madaket Stables LLC and Spendthrift Farm LLC 5 Moonlite Strike Liam's Map 3/c Tyler Gaffalione 123 - Sonata Stable 6 Helium Ironicus 3/c Jose C. Ferrer 123 - D. J. Stable LLC (Len Green) 7 Hemp Super Ninety Nine 3/g Arnaldo Bocachica 118 - Narrow Leaf Farm (David Baxter) 8 Sibelius Not This Time 3/g J. D. Acosta 118 - Park, Jun H. and Nash, Delia 9 Awesome Gerry Liam's Map 3/c Edwin A. Maldonado 118 - Fanelli, John, Cash is King LLC, LC Racing LLC, Braverman, Paul and Pinch, Timothy Breeders: 1–McCauley Farms, LLC & Nathan McCauley; 2–Anchor & Hope Farm Inc & Finn's Nickel, LLC; 3–Shortleaf Stable; 4–Drumkenny Farm, American Equistock Inc. & Circular Road Breeders; 5–Brushy Hill, LLC; 6–Teneri Farm Inc & Bernardo Alvarez Calderon; 7–David Baxter; 8–Taylor Brothers Properties LLC, Pollock Farms, Patrick H. Payne et; 9–John Liviakis. Trainers: 1–Brad H. Cox; 2–Mark J. Reid; 3–John Alexander Ortiz; 4–Steven M. Asmussen; 5–Saffie A. Joseph, Jr.; 6–Mark E. Casse; 7–Anthony Farrior; 8–Jeremiah O'Dwyer; 9–Saffie A. Joseph, Jr.. COADY PHOTOGRAPHY COADY

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RUSSELL ROAD S. PRESENTED BY TRIPLE CROWN NUTRITION Charles Town, Friday, August 27, Race 10 7f (dirt), $150,000, 3yo/up, 9:12 PM (local) P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight M/L Owner 1 Letmeno Twirling Candy 4/c Paco Lopez 120 - Thaddeus A. Wier, Jr. 2 Savvy Flashback 5/g Brian Joseph Hernandez, Jr. 118 - Baccari Racing Stable LLC and Prince, Chester 3 Shooters Shoot Competitive Edge 4/g Arnaldo Bocachica 118 - Exline-Border Racing LLC (Justin Border), ERJ Racing, LLC (Erik R. Johnson), and Dan Hudock 4 War Tocsin Violence 5/g Alexander Crispin 118 - Trin-Brook Stables, Inc. (Uriah St. Lewis) 5 Arthur's Hope Smart Bid 7/h Angel Cruz 118 - Raul Delvalle 6 Vertical Threat Tapiture 4/c Florent Geroux 118 - MyRacehorse (Michael Behrens) and Slam Dunk Racing (Nick Cosato) 7 Wind of Change (BRZ) Forestry 6/h Tyler Gaffalione 123 - Daniel Alonso 8 Sound Off Congrats 7/g Carol Cedeno 118 - Michael Sandoval 9 Belle Tapisserie Tapizar 6/g Gerald Almodovar 118 - Erin McElwee 10 Fu Man Sue Sky Mesa 4/g Darius Thorpe 118 - Steve and Debbie Jackson 11 Speightsford Speightstown 7/h Denis Araujo 118 - Jeremiah Kane Breeders: 1–Gainesway Thoroughbreds Ltd.; 2–Chester Price, Anne Price & Seclusive Farm; 3–Nancy C. Shuford; 4–Hare Forest Farm, LTD.; 5–Monhill Farm, LLC; 6–Albert Davis & Teresa Davis; 7–Haras Sao Jose Da Serra; 8–Mr. & Mrs. M. Roy Jackson; 9–Fred W. Hertrich III & John D. Fielding; 10–Dr. Steve Jackson & Debbie Jackson; 11–Casa Farms I, LLC. Trainers: 1–Wayne Potts; 2–Ian R. Wilkes; 3–Peter Eurton; 4–Uriah St. Lewis; 5–Marco P. Salazar; 6–Richard Baltas; 7–Saffie A. Joseph, Jr.; 8–Michael Sandoval; 9–Kieron Magee; 10–Flint W. Stites; 11–Benjamin W. Perkins, Jr.. CHARLES TOWN OAKS (G3) Charles Town, Friday, August 27, Race 11 7f (dirt), $400,000, 3yo f, 9:45 PM (local) P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight M/L Owner 1 Caramel Swirl Union Rags 3/f Junior Alvarado 118 - Godolphin LLC (Sheikh Mohammed Al Maktoum) 2 Street Lute Street Magician 3/f Xavier Perez 120 - Lucky 7 Stables (Joey Lloyd) 3 Pauline's Pearl Tapit 3/f Brian Joseph Hernandez, Jr. 123 - Stonestreet Stables LLC 4 Moon Swag Malibu Moon 3/f Deshawn L. Parker 118 - Brad King, Jim Cone, Scott Bryant, Stan Kirby and Suzanne Kirby 5 Fabricate Speightster 3/f No Rider 118 - Hidden Brook Farm and Denholtz Stables 6 Inject Frosted 3/f Florent Geroux 120 - Louis Wright 7 Competitive Speed Competitive Edge 3/f Leonel Reyes 120 - John C. Minchello 8 R Adios Jersey Adios Charlie 3/f Paco Lopez 120 - Averill Racing, LLA (Richard Averill) and ATM Racing (Anthony Matterra) 9 Miss Leslie Paynter 3/f J. D. Acosta 120 - BB Horses (Bruno LaBanca) 10 Allworthy Tonalist 3/f Tyler Gaffalione 118 - Slam Dunk Racing, Joseph, Jr., Saffie A., Damen, Daniel and Damico, Dominique 11 Alayla Malibu Moon 3/f Charlie Marquez 118 - Lynch Racing LLC ( Lynch) Breeders: 1–Godolphin; 2–Dr. & Mrs. Thomas Bowman & Dr. Brooke Bowman; 3–Stonestreet Thoroughbred Holdings LLC; 4–Spendthrift Farm LLC; 5–Greydawn Stables & Machmer Hall; 6–My Meadowview LLC; 7–White Fox Farm; 8–Ocala Stud & J. Michael O'Farrell Jr.; 9–Maxis Stable; 10–R. S. Evans; 11–Eico Ventures. Trainers: 1–William I. Mott; 2–John J. Robb; 3–Steven M. Asmussen; 4–Brendan P. Walsh; 5–Ian R. Wilkes; 6–Brad H. Cox; 7–Javier E. Gonzalez; 8–Georgina Baxter; 9–Claudio A. Gonzalez; 10–Saffie A. Joseph, Jr.; 11–Cathal A. Lynch.

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CHARLES TOWN CLASSIC S. (G2) Charles Town, Friday, August 27, Race 12 9f (dirt), $800,000, 3yo/up, 10:18 PM (local) P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight M/L Owner 1 Warrior's Charge Munnings 5/h Florent Geroux 118 - Ten Strike Racing and Madaket Stables LLC 2 Noble Drama Gone Astray 6/g Angel Cruz 118 - Harold L. Queen 3 Rushie Liam's Map 4/c 118 - Daniell, Jim and Daniell, Donna 4 Bourbon Calling Dialed In 5/g Brian Joseph Hernandez, Jr. 118 - Bourbon Lane Stable (Jamie Hill, et. al.) and Six Column Stables LLC (Brad Stevens) 5 Informative Bodemeister 4/c Jose C. Ferrer 120 - Uriah St. Lewis 6 Ny Traffic Cross Traffic 4/c Tyler Gaffalione 118 - Fanelli, John, Cash is King LLC, LC Racing, Braverman, Paul and Team Hanley 7 Sleepy Eyes Todd Paddy O'Prado 5/h Ry Eikleberry 118 - Thumbs Up Racing LLC (David Cobb) 8 Art Collector Bernardini 4/c Luis Saez 118 - Bruce Lunsford 9 Restrainedvengence Hold Me Back 6/g Edwin A. Maldonado 120 - Kelly Brinkerhoff and Bob Grayson, Jr. 10 Air Token Golden Lad 4/g J. D. Acosta 118 - Corrales Racing LLC (Jose Corrales) Breeders: 1–Al Shaquab Racing; 2–Harold L. Queen; 3–Ocala Stud; 4–John W. Phillips & Pamela P. Gartin; 5–Rose Hill Farm & John Trumbulovic; 6–Brian Culnan; 7–Two Hearts Farm LLC & Kristen Goncharoff; 8–W. Bruce Lunsford; 9–Westwind Farms; 10– Kaye. Trainers: 1–Brad H. Cox; 2–David Fawkes; 3–Michael W. McCarthy; 4–Ian R. Wilkes; 5–Uriah St. Lewis; 6–Saffie A. Joseph, Jr.; 7–Miguel Angel Silva; 8–William I. Mott; 9–Val Brinkerhoff; 10–Jose Corrales. FRANK GALL MEMORIAL S. Charles Town, Friday, August 27, Race 13 7f (dirt), $75,000, 3yo/up, 10:48 PM (local) P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight M/L Owner 1 North Atlantic Ghostzapper 8/g Denis Araujo 123 - Coleswood Farm, Inc. (Jeff C. Runco) 2 Rush to the Castle Windsor Castle 5/g No Rider 123 - Top Notch Racing (Martin Shaw) 3 Penguin Power Fiber Sonde 6/g Carlos Marrero 123 - David M. Raim 4 V. I. P. Ticket Windsor Castle 5/h Gerald Almodovar 123 - A.R.D Racing Stables (Dr. Alexandro Rubim Dias) 5 Fancy Concho Fiber Sonde 4/g Christian Hiraldo 123 - Grams Racing Stable LLC (Judith Grams) 6 Hero's Man Charitable Man 5/g Reshawn Latchman 123 - Taylor Mountain Farm LLC (James W. Casey) 7 Final Say Violence 5/g No Rider 123 - James C. Wolf 8 Bubba Grump Successful Appeal 5/g Antonio Lopez 123 - O'Sullivan Farms LLC 9 Muad'dib Fiber Sonde 4/g Arnaldo Bocachica 123 - David M. Raim 10 Chief Randel Fiber Sonde 4/c Guillermo Rodriguez 123 - Jody R. Waite 11 Cayenne Creek Misremembered 5/g Fredy Peltroche 123 - Lee Couchenour 12 Brother Corbin Brother Derek 6/g Alexis Rios-Conde 123 - Tim Groves 13 William and Mary Windsor Castle 6/g Gerald Almodovar 123 - Taylor Mountain Farm LLC (James W. Casey) Breeders: 1–Coleswood Farm, Inc.; 2–Taylor Mountain Farm; 3–John D. McKee; 4–Dr. Alexandro Rubim Dias; 5–Tim Grams & Judith Grams; 6–Taylor Mountain Farm; 7–Nancy L. Terhune & Ernest C. Frohboese; 8–O'Sullivan Farms; 9–John McKee; 10–Harry D. Waite & Ronald C. Waite; 11–Dr. & Mrs. E. C. Lowry; 12–Tim Groves; 13–Taylor Mountain Farm. Trainers: 1–Jeff C. Runco; 2–Michael E. Jones, Jr.; 3–Jeff C. Runco; 4–Jeremiah O'Dwyer; 5–Timothy C. Grams; 6–James W. Casey; 7–Anthony Farrior; 8–Javier Contreras; 9–Jeff C. Runco; 10–Dennis L. Waite; 11–Lee Couchenour; 12–Janice Groves; 13–James W. Casey. ST. LOUIS DERBY SPONSORED BY FANDUEL SPORTSBOOK Fanduel Sportsbook And Horse Racing, Saturday, August 28, Race 6 8.5f (dirt), $250,000, 3yo, 9:55 PM (local) P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight M/L Owner 1 Gagetown Exaggerator 3/c Fernando De La Cruz 119 9/5 Rupp Racing (Jim Rupp) 2 Two Worlds Tapiture 3/c Alvin Ortiz 119 20/1 Steven Howell 3 Irish Unity Pioneerof the Nile 3/g Brian Joseph Hernandez, Jr. 119 4/1 Clearview Stable LLC (Bernard Cleary) 4 Hozier Pioneerof the Nile 3/c Chris Landeros 119 5/1 Storyteller Racing (Ted Nixon) 5 Flash of Mischief Into Mischief 3/c 119 2/1 Jerry Namy 6 W W Crazy Jess's Dream 3/g Victor Santiago 119 15/1 Charles W. Ritter 7 Ekatimorningstrike Tale of Ekati 3/f Juan F. Molina, Jr. 114 12/1 Charles E. Fipke Breeders: 1–SF Bloodstock; 2–Winchell Thoroughbreds; 3–Clearsky Farms; 4–WinStar Farm; 5–Jerry Namy; 6–Maria M Haire & Mary K Haire; 7–Charles Fipke. Trainers: 1–Brad H. Cox; 2–John C. Wainwright; 3–Steven M. Asmussen; 4–Rodolphe Brisset; 5–Karl Broberg; 6–Scott Becker; 7–D. Kelly Ackerman.

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