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Continued from COVER at the start. He’s raced only twice since, finishing fifth in the May 2 Oaklawn Handicap (G2) and returning from a seven-and-a- half-month hiatus for a dominating front-running four-and-a- half-length victory in Gulfstream Park’s Harlan’s Holiday (G3) Dec. 12. Luis Saez has the return mount for the Pegasus. “I think he’s as good as anybody in the race, and I think we’ll be very competitive,” Dean Reeves, who campaigns his large sta- ble with wife, Patti, said. “I think this is the best shot for Randy and I, hopefully, to get some of our money back that we put into the Pegasus. Because we’ve had a horse in it every year since they started it, and maybe perseverance will pay off for us.” Trainer Danny Gargan claimed Tax out of a $50,000 maiden claim- ing race in his second career start with owner Hugh Lynch. Gargan offered part of the horse to Reeves and Hill, but they decided they had enough horses and weren’t interested. After Tax finished third in Aqueduct’s 2018 Remsen Stakes (G2), “We called Danny up and said, ‘We just became interested,’” Dean Reeves recalled with a laugh. The gelded son of the late Claiborne Farm stallion Arch has been a terrific acquisition, including winning Aqueduct’s Withers (G3) in his next start for his new owners and taking second in the 2019 Wood Memorial (G2) to land in the Kentucky Derby (G1). While he languished home 15th in a quagmire that day, Tax rebounded to be a close fourth in the Belmont Stakes (G1) and went on to capture Saratoga’s Jim Dandy (G2). If he finishes in the top seven in the Pegasus, he’ll become a millionaire. After the Oaklawn fifth-place performance that Gargan says was deceptively good, Tax was given time off with the goal of pointing to the Breeders’ Cup. A particularly untimely tempera- ture kept him out of a Breeders’ Cup prep race, with the Pegasus then becoming the objective. “It seems like the best thing we did was giving him some time over the summer,” Dean Reeves said. “He ran as good as we’ve ever seen him run in the Harlan’s Holiday.” Gargan, who could win his first Grade 1 race in the Pegasus, agrees. “He’s doing tremendous,” he said. “The time off helped him grow up. He’s a better horse than he used to be. I think this year is going to be the best of his career. He’s bigger, he’s stronger, he’s doing better, eats better. He looks phenomenal. When he was See PEGASUS on page 5 FTBOA Maintains Office Building Drop Box For Official Business While the FTBOA offices remain closed to visitors and mem- bers doing business as a precaution due to the Coronavirus pan- demic, be advised that all services provided by the Association and its related companies remain on going. Most business can be conducted via mail, email or telephone and a drop box has been installed near our side entrance of the FTBOA building at 801 SW 60th Avenue, Ocala, Fla. for mem- bers to use when dropping off time-sensitive documents. Forms may be found at this lo- cation or on our website at www.ftboa.com. Please call us at 352-629- 2160 if you have any questions or contact us at [email protected].
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Back to Top Page 5 Pegasus page 3 Continued from “I understand how everybody has to a young horse, he had some issues, little look at it financially,” he said of deals things that plagued him through his 3- with stud farms. “But we’re retiring some year-old year that have gone away with of these horses well in advance of them time and the layoff.” reaching their full potential. I think I saw The Reeveses were fairly new to horse that in Mucho Macho Man. He ran well as racing, and definitely new to the sport’s a 4-year-old, finishing second in the top echelon, when they bought into a 2- Breeders’ Cup, but then won it as a 5- year-old Florida-bred named Mucho year-old. Macho Man, whose eventual nine victo- “I see a lot of similarities between ries and $5.6 million in earnings includ- Mucho Macho Man and Channel Maker, ed the 2013 Breeders’ Cup Classic (G1) how as they’ve gotten older—how they’ve at Santa Anita. He also finished third in gotten so much better,” he added. “And I the 2011 Kentucky Derby. think they become so mentally tough.” If the Reeveses quickly were at the top Reeves and Hill finished eighth in the of the sport, they subsequently learned 2017 Pegasus with Breaking Lucky and how difficult that is to achieve. 12th in 2018 with Toast of New York, “I want to say it was five years before while Channel Maker was fifth in the I won a graded stakes again,” Dean 2019 Pegasus Turf, sparking Reeves to Reeves said. “I thought you just go down quip, “I’d have loved to have had Mucho there and buy you another one, and Tax/JOE LABOZZETTA PHOTO Macho Man run in it.” they’re going to be like Mucho Macho Man. It really showed me Mucho Macho Man was sent to stud at what a great accomplishment that horse had in his career, what he age 7 in 2015, his subsequent progeny includes 2020 Pegasus was able to accomplish with [trainer] Kathy (Ritvo) and the work World Cup winner Mucho Gusto. With both Tax and the 7-year- everybody did. I realized five years later, when Classic Rock won old gelding Channel Maker, a leading contender to be voted a Grade 3, just how difficult it was. Looking back, it’s tough to 2020’s male turf champion, Reeves doesn’t have to worry about a win a Grade 1. Those are few and far between.” stallion career. Mucho Macho Man got better with age, and Dean Reeves “Let me tell you: I used to go, ‘Oh, it’s a gelding. I don’t want believes the same is true for Tax. See PEGASUS on page 7 OBS January Sale Consignment • Barn 11 OFFERING YEARLINGS BY: MARES: Hip 41 Filly by Tourist Hip 40 by Warrior’s Reward Hip 70 Filly by Army Mule In Foal to Jess’s Dream Hip 129 Colt by Paynter Hip 53 by Candy Ride (Arg) Hip 158 Colt by Girvin In Foal to Tourist Hip 165 Filly by Outwork Hip 631 Filly by Air Force Blue Hip 547 by Distorted Humor Hip 748 Filly by Awesome Slew In Foal to Enticed Hip 787 Colt by Girvin Hip 557 by Lemon Drop Kid In Foal to Girvin Telephone Hip 772 by Distorted Humor 352-843-8713 In Foal to Awesome Slew
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page 5 earnings, such as Channel Maker’s third in the $4 million Continued from Longines Turf, to the TAA. him,’” Reeves said. “Now, to have a gelding that can run and win "Patti and Dean Reeves have been very successful in money for you for four or five years is great. For Tax, we may run Thoroughbred racing, and they really do care about their horses in the Pegasus three times with him or three more times. We may long term,” said TAA operations consultant Stacie Clark Rogers. go to Dubai or Saudi Arabia with him. A lot of his competition is “Their stable has been very supportive of the TAA and of our retired, so having a good gelding is not a bad deal. TAA accredited organizations." While Mucho Macho Man retired from the track to a palatial Florida consultant Jay Stone and trainer Kathy Ritvo are instru- stud home, first at Adena Springs and now at Hill ’n’ Dale Farms, mental in helping the Reeveses find new homes for their equine most horses don’t have such post-racing guarantees. The Reeves’ retirees. Patti Reeves says she works to spread their horses around are big supporters of the nonprofit Thoroughbred Aftercare and find the best match, including what its new career might be. Alliance, which accredits, inspects and awards grants to its She points to Mac Daddy Mac as a prime example. The approved aftercare organizations to retrain, retire and adopt out Reeveses purchased the colt after he won his debut at Santa Anita horses using industry-wide funding. at 40-1 odds, finishing second in a Grade 3 stakes in his next “It’s important to make sure retired horses get a good home,” start. A throat issue compromised his ability, and Mac Daddy Dean Reeves said. “When you buy them, you think they’re all Mac was ultimately retired after three more races spread over his going to be superstars. Some obviously have more talent than 3- and 4-year-old seasons. Now he’s finding success in the show others, but that doesn’t mean they’re not trying. They become like world, with equestrian Ashley Keller retraining Mac Daddy Mac family. When they do leave the nest, so to speak, you want to into an eventing horse at Chattahoochee Hills Eventing near make sure who they’re going to, keeping the (registration) papers Atlanta, where the Reeveses live. so they don’t race anymore, just doing your due diligence. “He was a great horse, just loved his job, had great personali- “We’ve gotten as much satisfaction seeing some of our horses ty,” Patti Reeves said. “We found a new home for him in the come back as great dressage horses or eventing horses, where Atlanta area at Chattahoochee Hills Eventing. [Keller] taught him people send us pictures of them when they’ve won ribbons and dressage, jumping, eventing. What she has done with this horse is awards. We just love that. We take a lot of pride in seeing them amazing. He’s just a great example of a horse that just because he where they access in a second career,” he added. couldn’t race, he wasn’t done. You’re involved in racing, but that’s The Reeveses also are supporters of accredited TAA facilities just a short part of their life. We care about the entire program for such as New Vocations in Lexington, Ky., and South Carolina’s the horse. We don’t want to just be good to the horse while they’re Equine Rescue of Aiken and other organizations. They are among racing. We want to make sure they end up in good places and are the horse owners committing a percentage of any Breeders’ Cup treated well.”
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Back to Top Page 9 Richard E. Hancock Passes Richard E. (Dick) Hancock, 80, of Ocala, Fla., passed away Jan. Florida Retirement Farm, obtained the 20, 2021. Born in Tulsa, Okla., on April 10, 1940, to Dorothy May Ocala Thoroughbred Racing permit and (Parker) and Willard Eliott Hancock. As a young man, he earned copyrighted Horse Capital of the World® his Eagle Scout and graduated from Central High School in Tulsa. for Ocala/Marion County. Richard Throughout junior high, high school, college and beyond, he was retired at the end of 2011 and then involved in the sport of rodeo, riding bulls, broncs and roping. served on the boards of Kids Central, Richard was a graduate of Oklahoma State University and the Inc. and the Florida Horse Park. University of Tulsa College of Law. He went on to practice law first Of all his accomplishments, Richard in a private practice and then as a District Attorney, and was proud was most proud of his family. Richard is “Dick” Hancock/ELEANOR HANCOCK PHOTO to serve two terms in the House of Representatives in Oklahoma. survived by his wife, Cathy Albright Hancock; four daughters, Laura In the late 1970s, Richard moved to Lexington, Ky. where he (Billy) Baysinger, Tulsa, Okla.; Ellie Hancock, Ocala, Fla.; Katherine owned a Thoroughbred Horse Farm, worked as a Bloodstock Agent (Matt) Harrison, St. Petersburg, Fla.; Barbara (Andrew) Nelson, St. and enjoyed the sport of polo. In 1988, Richard relocated to Ocala, Petersburg, Fla., and two step children, Steve (Stephanie) Albright, Ocala, Fla., where he served as the executive director of the Florida Fla.; and Weldon (Tim) Liberatore, Ocala, Fla.; brother, Don Hancock, Thoroughbred Breeders' and Owners' Association (FTBOA). For 22 Ft. Smith, Ark.; 12 grandchildren, and 4 great grandchildren. Due to the years, Richard served Florida's Horse industry, overseeing the pandemic, a private memorial service will be held at the convenience of growth of the breeders' incentive program. Working with the FTBOA the family. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to board of directors, he established Florida Thoroughbred Charities, Hospice of Marion County or Florida Thoroughbred Charities. “I was very sorry to hear of the passing of Dick Hancock. As executive director of the FTBOA he brought the organization so far forward during his tenure, securing many benefits for the breeders and substantiating our strong position amongst state and national thoroughbred stake holders as well as elevating our standing with Florida state government. I considered Dick a friend and I wish to convey my heartfelt condolences to his family.” – Phil Matthews, DVM, FTBOA president
"Our thoughts and prayers go out to the Hancock family as they mourn the sad passing of Dick. Dick, during his 22 plus years as FTBOA executive director in conjunction with his board and advisors, achieved numerous positive advancements for the Florida thoroughbred industry during much of that career. He will always remain a significant part of FTBOA’s history. I first met Dick in the 1990s and found him to be a passionate advocate and innovator for Florida thoroughbreds. Dick led a col- orful and full life. In addition to his tenure at FTBOA, Dick was a rodeo cowboy, a Kentucky farm owner, an attorney, and even served as an Oklahoma state legislator! We know we speak for numerous folks in our community and industry as we join the Hancock family and their friends in mourning Dick’s passing." – Lonny Powell, CEO, FTBOA
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Back to Top Page 11 Fondness for Gulfstream May Propel Shivaree to Fred W. Hooper Stakes Upset BY BROCK SHERIDAN______Fred and Jane Brei’s Jacks or Better Farm Inc. homebred Shivaree, fresh off of a stakes record performance while winning the Florida Thoroughbred Breeders’ and Owners’ Association Marion County at Tampa Bay Downs on Dec. 12, returns to the track in hopes of an upset performance in the Grade 3 Fred W. Hooper Stakes at Gulfstream Park Saturday. In addition to the winner’s share of the $125,000 purse in the Fred W. Hooper, Shivaree will also be vying for a $25,000 win bonus for Florida- breds presented by the FTBOA. Featuring a field of eight 4-year-olds and older, the race will be run at one mile. Trainer Ralph Nicks will saddle Shivaree for the Fred W. Hooper and hopes the chestnut colt’s fondness for the Hallandale Beach oval results in another good performance against graded stakes company. Last year, Shivaree was second to Mischievious Alex in the Grade 3 Swale Stakes going seven furlongs on Feb. 1 and third behind winner Tiz the Law in the Grade 1 Curlin
See FRED W. HOOPER on page 13 Florida-bred Shivaree/LAUREN KING PHOTO
Back to Top Back to Top Page 13 Fred W. Hooper page 11 Continued from Florida Derby going a mile-and-an-eighth at Gulfstream. He was also second to fellow Florida-bred With Verve in the listed Hutcheson Stakes at six furlongs on Feb. 29 after winning the $75,000 Buffalo Man in November of 2019 and the $75,000 Limehouse on Jan 4, 2020, both at six furlongs at Gulfstream. In his most recent start at Gulfstream, Shivaree was third to Sole Volante in a high level, $100,000 allowance optional claiming race going a mile on the dirt in June. Shivaree is also no stranger to top competition elsewhere having run against the likes of Art Collector and future Preakness (G1)-winner Swiss Skydiver in the Grade 2 Toyota Blue Grass Stakes at Keeneland in July and again against Tiz the Law in the Grade 1 Travers at Saratoga on Aug. 8. By Brei’s Awesome of Course, who stands at Ocala Stud, and out of Garter Belt, by Anasheed, Shivaree is a half-brother to Jacks or Better Farm stakes-winner Garter and Tie and stakes-placed Pantyhose. Shivaree has won four of 15 career starts with three second and two thirds while earning $433,475. His record at Gulfstream is a consistent two wins, three seconds and two thirds at Gulfstream where he has earned $321,205. He is listed at 12-1 in the morning line and will break from post three with Emisael Jaramillo riding. Morning line favorite Performer is 7-5 in the program and will break from the rail out of post one with Joel Rosario. A winner of five of seven starts for trainer Shug McGaughey
Performer/ELSA LORIEUL PHOTO See FRED W. HOOPER on page 15
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page 13 Continued from After winning this race last year, Phat Man was second to III, Performer looks to resume his winning ways after finishing Mr Freeze, who is also a Pegasus World Cup hopeful, in the third last out in the Grade 1 Cigar Mile won by True Timber Grade 2 Gulfstream Park Mile on Feb. 29. He then had an eight going a mile on a sloppy track at Aqueduct on Dec. 5. month layoff before returning to finish sixth in the $150,000 Prior to that, the lightly-raced, 5-year-old son of Lafayette Stakes presented by Keeneland Select won by anoth- Speightstown had a five-race winning streak that began in June er Pegasus contestant in Sleepy Eyes Todd. of 2019 with a three-quarter-length victory against special Phat Man has seven wins, eight seconds and two thirds from weight maidens at Belmont at six furlongs. In his last two starts 28 career starts with revenues of $528,482. He will break from of the streak, he won the Grade 3 Discovery Stakes at Aqueduct post five with Irad Oritiz Jr. getting the return mount. in November of 2019 before taking nearly a year away from the Trainer Todd Pletcher has entered Haikal for the Fred W. track then returning with a victory in a high level, $80,000 Hooper, a 5-year-old son of Daaher out of Sablah, by Distorted allowance optional claiming at Belmont by a length-and-three- Humor who was sixth in the Grade 3 Mr. Prospector Stakes quarters on Oct. 17. won by Pegasus contestant Sleepy Eyes Todd at Gulfstream on His is owned by the Phipps Stable and Claiborne Farm and Dec. 19 in his last race but first for Pletcher. is out of the A.P. Indy mare Protesting. He sports a record of Owned by Shadwell Stable, Haikal was previously trained by five wins in seven starts with two thirds with earnings of Kiaran McLaughlin, who recently retired from training and for $325,500. whom he was fifth two starts back in the Gulfstream Park Mile. Second choice in the morning line is defending Fred W. Considered a candidate for Kentucky Derby presented by Hooper Stakes champion Phat Man at 7-2 for trainer J.Kent Woodford Reserve (G1) in 2019 after winning the Grade 3 Sweezy and owners Marianne Stribling, Force Five Racing Gotham and finishing third to Tacitus in the Grade 2 Wood LLC and Two Rivers Racing Stable LLC. Memorial that year, he had extended time off the track before Although he is obviously not running in the Grade 1 returning to finish second to Lone Rock in a third-level, Pegasus World Cup to be run a few hours later at Gulfstream, $80,000 allowance optional claiming in January, 2020 at he continues to follow contenders in the $3 million race—just Aqueduct. not in the same race Saturday. Maikal is 9-2 in the program and Luis Saez will ride from The 7-year-old son of Munnings out of Nicole’s Dream, by post seven. Northern Trend was last seen finishing second to Pegasus The remainder of the Fred W. Hooper field includes Eye of World Cup entrant Tax in the Grade 3 Harlan’s Holiday at a Jedi at 5-1 in the morning line, Dream Maker (15-1), Avante Gulfstream on Dec. 12 going a mile-and-a-sixteenth. Guard (15-1) and Indimaaj (15-1).
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BY RYAN MARTIN, NYRA PRESS OFFICE ______OZONE PARK, NY—The Road to the Kentucky Oaks will go through New York when Diamond Ore takes on four other soph- omore fillies in Sunday's 47th running of the $100,000 Busanda going nine furlongs over the main track at Aqueduct Racetrack. The Busanda is a local qualifier for the Grade 1 Longines Kentucky Oaks, scheduled to be run on April 30 at Churchill Downs, awarding the top-four finishers points on a 10-4-2-1 scale. Clearview Stable's Diamond Ore, a $750,000 purchase at the 2018 Keeneland November Breeding Stock Sale, makes her stakes debut for trainer Barb Minshall following a maiden-break- ing effort routing on the Tampa Bay Downs dirt on Dec. 24. The Tapit bay, out of the multiple stakes-winning Distorted Humor mare Bubbler, is a half-sister to champion Arrogate, who won the 2016 Travers (G1) at Saratoga in a track record time of 1:59.36. Diamond Ore made her first three starts on Tapeta for the Woodbine-based Minshall. Aqueduct/COGLLIANESE PHOTO Following a pair of unsuccessful maiden special weight sprint efforts at Woodbine, Diamond Ore rallied to be second to Gote the off track.” Go when stretched out to two turns for the first time on Nov. 14 Prior to her stakes debut, third time was the charm for Traffic at the Rexdale, Ontario oval garnering a career-best 70 Beyer Lane, who graduated on Nov. 15 over a good outer turf course at Speed Figure. Aqueduct after two efforts in off-the-turf maiden events. In the Minshall said the well-bred Diamond Ore is ready for her mile-and-one-sixteenth event, Traffic Lane tracked a length off stakes debut. the pace and secured a three-quarter length triumph over next-out “With her pedigree, any blacktype is important,” Minshall winner Candace O. said. “Hopefully, we can do that for the owners, and she could With Jose Lezcano aboard, Traffic Lane will emerge from post move forward from this. The horses will tell you where you can four. go. They sort themselves out. It's early in the 3-year-old year and The Pletcher-Repole combo will also be represented by this is a good chance to see what she's got and see how she han- Coffee Bar, who is entered off two weeks’ rest from an eight-and- dles the dirt in more difficult company.” a-quarter-length maiden special weight win on Jan. 10 going a Minshall said Diamond Ore will appreciate the added distance one-turn mile at Aqueduct. Sunday and enters with the benefit of additional training at her Also a daughter of Outwork, Coffee Bar was a distant third to Ocala, Fla.-base on the Winding Oaks Farm dirt, including a five- winner A Life That’s Good on debut against special weight maid- eighths breeze on Jan. 15 in 1:02 flat. ens, but sat a couple of lengths closer to pace in her maiden vic- “The farther she goes the better. She's very game,” Minshall tory to draw off a decisive winner while registering a 73 Beyer. said. “She's trained very well on the dirt here at Winding Oaks. I Coffee Bar will receive the riding services of the Big A's cur- find she's moved forward with her training. She's done everything rent leading rider Kendrick Carmouche from post two. right and deserves a chance to move on.” Trainer Chad Brown sends out Louis Lazzinnaro’s The Grass Minshall said outside of the addition of jockey Eric Cancel, Is Blue after a close third in the Dec. 26 Safely Kept at Laurel there will be no changes for Diamond Ore who will emerge from Park. The chestnut daughter of Broken Vow won on debut for a post one. $25,000 tag at Monmouth Park by eight-and-a-half lengths and “Everything's the same. She wears a small cup blinker. She's defeated winners in a Keeneland allowance on Oct. 4 over next pretty straightforward,” Minshall said. “I did race her on Lasix at out stakes winner Feeling Mischief. Woodbine, but she raced at Tampa without it and I didn't have any The Grass Is Blue is out of the Aldebaran mare Shine Softly, problems.” whose dam was 1999 Champion Turf Mare Soaring Softly. Trainer Todd Pletcher, who won the 2013 Busanda with sub- Jockey Manny Franco will pilot The Grass Is Blue from post sequent Kentucky Oaks-winner Princess of Sylmar, will attempt five. a sixth triumph in the Busanda with Repole Stables’ Traffic Lane. Wonderwall was dropped into a $25,000 maiden claiming tilt The daughter of second crop sire Outwork set the pace in the at Laurel Park on Dec. 19 off a pair of swift works and proved she Grade 2 Demoiselle on Dec. 5 over a sloppy and sealed Big A was no morning glory with a sharp seven-and-a-length score. main track last out but faded to a distant fifth, finishing 18 ¼ Claimed out of that winning effort by owner Marcial Cornejo, lengths behind stable mate Malathaat. Wonderwall posted a supersonic effort in her first start for trainer Pletcher’s Belmont Park-based assistant Byron Hughes noted Claudio Gonzalez when romping by 10 1/2-lengths in a mile-and- that neither the Demoiselle winner nor Traffic Lane liked the off- a-sixteenth optional-claiming tilt last out on Jan. 8 at Laurel that going but is optimistic for a better effort on Sunday. garnered a career-best 75 Beyer. “She didn’t take to it either, but it looks like we’ll have a fast Wonderwall will be ridden by Trevor McCarthy from post track this weekend so we should see some improvement there,” three. Hughes said. “Our overall impression is that she didn’t care for Sunday's nine-race program has a first post of 12:20 p.m. EST.
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Back to Top Page 19 Speedy Mr Vargas Heads Sunday’s Clockers’ Corner Stakes BY SANTA ANITA PRESS OFFICE ___ would benefit from a hot early pace. Although well beaten at 59-1 in the ARCADIA, CA—Jay Em Ess Stable’s Grade 2 Hollywood Turf Cup won by lightning quick Mr Vargas moves back to Arkow at a mile-and-a-half on Nov. 27, the turf and heads a field of eight older horses Phil D’Amato-trained Gregorian Chant going six furlongs out of Santa Anita’s turf (GB) appears well spotted with leading chute in Sunday’s $70,000 Clockers’ man Juan Hernandez up. Corner Stakes. A 5-year-old gelding, Gregorian Chant Trained by Brian Koriner, Mr. Vargas, a responded well to Hernandez two and three 7-year-old gelding by Midshipman, comes starts back, finishing third to One Bad Boy off a dazzling gate to wire win in a five fur- in the one mile turf Lure Stakes here Oct. 25 long open allowance at Los Alamitos on and winning a mile-and-one-sixteenth sec- Dec. 12, a race in which he earned a lofty ond condition, $62,5000 allowance optional 103 Beyer Speed figure when ridden for claiming on Aug. 29 at Del Mar. the first time by apprentice Jessica Pyfer. A first-out seven furlong maiden winner Supplemented at a cost of $1,400, on synthetic in Ireland in December of Thanks Mr. Eidson brings a solid recent 2018, Gregorian Chant, who is owned by allowance form to the Clockers’ Corner Old Bones Racing Stable, LLC, Slam Dunk and he’ll likely try to apply early pressure Racing Stable, LLC and Michael Nentwig, to Mr. Vargas with regular rider Edwin should handle the cutback in distance and Maldonado back aboard. will hope to be rolling at the top of the lane. A five furlong, first condition, $32,000 D’Amato will also be represented by turf allowance optional claiming winner Strike Me Down, who looms dangerous two starts back on Nov. 14 at Del Mar, this with Umberto Rispoli set to ride. 4-year-old More Than Ready gelding has Idle since second, beaten less than two been second in three out of his last four lengths by Our Silver Oaks as the 3-2 starts, including a nose defeat to Captain favorite in a first condition, $40,000 Scotty in a five-and-a-half furlong, first allowance optional claiming going a mile level, $40,000 allowance optional claiming at Los Alamitos Dec. 5, Strike Me Down, on Dec. 6 at Los Alamitos. who had been based at Woodbine Race Gary Barber and Wachtel Stable’s Ghoul Course, will be making his second (Brz) is one of several horses in good Southern California start and his first start recent form, evidenced by a sharp length- for D’Amato. A 6-year-old Ontario- and-a-quarter win over the course on Jan. 2. Canadian-bred gelding by Tapit, Strike Me Mid-pack early, he rallied nicely for the Down was a solid third to Rose’s Vision in win at 8-1. Second in last year’s Clockers’ his only other sprint try, second level, Corner to Lil Milo, Ghoul, a 6-year-old $62,500 allowance optional claiming gelding trained by Peter Miller, will be rid- going a seven furlongs on turf at Woodbine den for the first time by Abel Cedillo and four starts back on Aug. 16. Mr Vargas/BENOIT PHOTO Tampa Bay February Florida-bred Stakes Races Date Race Name Conditions Distance Purse Feb. 6a Tampa Bay S. (G3) 4yo & older abt. 1 1/16 mi. (T) $175,000* Feb. 6a Lambholm South Endeavour S. (G3) 4yo & older, F&M abt. 1 1/16 mi. (T) $175,000* Feb. 6a Sam F. Davis S. (G3) 3yo abt. 1 1/16 mi. $250,000** Feb. 6a Suncoast Stakes 3yo Fillies 1 mi. 40 yards $150,000** Feb. 13b Pelican Stakes 4yo and older 6 fur. $100,000* Feb. 20c Lightning City Stakes F&M 4yo and older, F&M 5 fur. (T) $100,000*** Feb. 20c Turf Dash 4yo and older 5 fur. (T) $100,000*** *Includes $25,000 Florida-bred Win Bonus **Includes $50,000 Florida-bed Win Bonus ***Includes $25,000 Florida-bred Top 6 Bonus 60%-20%-10%-5%-3%-2% a = Nominations Close Jan. 23 b = Nominations Close Jan. 30 c = Nominations Close Feb. 6
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Back to Top Page 21 70 Supplemental Entries Added to Kentucky Winter Mixed
BY KEENELAND PRESS OFFICE ______LEXINGTON, KY—Fasig-Tipton has catalogued an additional 70 supplemental entries to its 2021 Kentucky Winter Mixed Sale. These entries are catalogued as hips 581-650 and may now be viewed online. Print versions of the supplemental catalogue will be available on the sales grounds at sale time. These latest entries include: • Shieldmaidan (Hip 589): Daughter of Smart Strike is the dam of Fair Maiden, recent winner of the La Brea S. (G1) at Santa Anita. She is from the immediate family of G1 winners Secret Status, Private Status, and Dunbar Road. Offered in foal to Passion for Action, she is consigned by South Point Sales Agency as an agent. • Julia’s Ready (Hip 594): Daughter of More than Ready is a half-sister to Grade 1-winner Tom’s D’Etat. A winner at 2 and an earner of $191,000, she is consigned as racing/broodmare prospect by Hermitage Farm as an agent. • Mo See Cal (Hip 605): Daughter of Uncle Mo is a stakes winner of $348,258. Consigned as a broodmare prospect by Paramount Sales as an agent. FASIG-TIPTON PHOTO • Educating (Hip 610): Young daughter of Mission and Algorithms. Consigned by Taylor Made Sales Elusive Quality is a half-sister to graded stakes-winners Diversy Agency as an agent. Harbor, Keertana and Snow Top Mountain. In foal to Hard Spun, Also included are yearlings by Bolt d’Oro, Practical Joke, she is consigned by Hill ‘n’ Dale Sales Agency as an agent. Good Magic, Frosted, Ghostzapper and Munnings. • Whoa Nellie (Hip 625): Multiple stakes winner and multiple There are also several entries form the Estate of Daniel Kessler graded stakes-placed earner of $353,830. Immediate family of (K.C. Garrett Farm LLC). Grade 1-winners Awesome Humor, Emcee and Constitution. Fasig-Tipton will continue to accept approved supplemental Consigned as a broodmare prospect by Taylor Made Sales Agency, entries through Monday, Jan. 26. agent for Fox Hill Farms Inc. • Playful Love (Hip 630): Stakes- placed daughter of Tapit, offered in foal to Twirling Candy. Consigned by Lane’s End as an agent. • Fiftyshays of Green (Hip 640): Stakes-placed daughter of leading broodmare sire Bernardini, from the family of Grade 1-winner Composure. • Dame Commander (Hip 642): Three-year-old daughter of War Front is a half-sister to European Group-winner and U.S. Grade 1-placed Long Island Sound, and out of half-sister to Grade 1- winners Zenyatta and Balance. Consigned as a racing/broodmare prospect by Four Star Sales as an agent. • Not in Jeopardy (Hip 646): Multiple stakes-placed daughter of The Factor is out of a stakes-winning half-sister to Grade 1-winners Justin Phillip and Ocala Stud stallion Greenpointcrusader, and graded stakes-winners Successful
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Back to Top Page 23 Rightandjust Streaks Towards Risen Star for Wilson BY FAIR GROUNDS PRESS OFFICE______old on his hands, who still had plenty of untapped potential. “We got him back the night I claimed him and he cleaned up NEW ORLEANS—The sight of a 3-year-old in January going two everything I fed him and he licked the bowl,” Wilson said. “He turns and drawing off in deep stretch will get any trainer thinking was on his hind legs when we hand-walked him down the shedrow big. Trainer Shane Wilson is no different. And while Rightandjust the next morning. It seemed like he did what he did easily and we might not be taking the most conventional path to the local Feb. 13 came back and worked him and he worked great and then he had Risen Star (Grade 2), he put everyone on notice after his dominant a bullet best-of-100 work. Jockey Jack Gilligan was the one breez- win in a strong Jan. 16 optional-claimer at Fair Grounds. ing him and he said ‘Shane, this horse can really run and he has a Rightandjust isn’t your typical blueblooded Fair Grounds 3- bunch of gears he doesn’t even know he’s got yet.’” year-old. He wasn’t a precocious 2-year-old who came to the Rightandjust entered the first-conditioned, $50,000 allowance backstretch this winter with stakes plans already penciled in as a optional claimer as a bit of a rank outsider, at least judging by the 3-year-old. Though he may still well get there, the route to any 22-1 price on the tote board. In a race that saw entries from train- potential glory is more the road less traveled. ers named Steven Asmussen, Brad Cox, Michale Stidham, and Wilson and owner Wayne T. Davis claimed Rightandjust from Brendan Walsh, and owners like Godolphin, Brereton C. Jones, trainer Louie Roussel III for $50,000 out of his gate-to-wire, five- and Three Chimneys Farm, it was no real surprise that Wilson, and-a-half-length maiden claiming win here Dec. 18. The son of Davis, and Rightandjust were overlooked. Facing much tougher Awesome Again had run a better-than-it-looked fourth sprinting in competition, he went to the front again, set a measured pace, and a local maiden special weight on debut in November, but looked streaked home an easy 3-length winner. An unknown outsider like a new horse stretching out. Wilson, who teamed with Davis to before the race, Rightandjust had clearly arrived, which wasn’t a win a pair of graded stakes with Mocito Rojo—a horse they complete shock to his trainer. claimed for $10,000—had a game plan in mind when the meet “We were pretty confident but it came up tough,” Wilson said. “A opened and Rightandjust, a son of Awesome Again, fit the bill. few were stretching out for the first time but we knew he could run “We thought coming to Fair Grounds there would be some a mile-and-a-sixteenth over the Fair Grounds. I was really surprised young, good quality horses that we could get to stretch out,” he was such a big price even though the other horses were coming Wilson said. “Obviously the owner claimed Mocito Rojo awhile from Churchill Downs and Keeneland and had great connections.” back for $10,000 to win a couple of graded races so we wanted to Rightandjust looks like a vintage 3-year-old that is getting bet- try and do that again with a couple of young horses. With ter by the day and his blend of speed and stamina can take a horse Rightandjust being an Awesome Again and the mare by Tiznow, a long way during the first half of their sophomore year. Wilson is we thought he was a young horse with a good race and he finished taking the ‘If it’s not broke don’t fix it’ route to the mile-and-one- up strong and should get better going two turns so we took a shot.” eighth Risen Star, which could prove problematic to some of his Based on pedigree and what he’s displayed in his races so far, more precocious rivals. Wilson might be right. Rightandjust’s dam Pussyfoot was winless “He looks like when he gets up there [on the lead] he goes to from just one start, but her half sibling Morning Line earned $1.2 flicking his ears around and he’s comfortable with that pace,” million in his career and he’s been a productive stallion in his sec- Wilson said. “It looks like he had plenty in the tank [in his win] ond career. He is also a half-brother to the promising 4-year-old and he’ll go another mile-and-a-sixteenth. As long as everything Tapit colt Guided Missile. is good—and he came back great and he’s galloping strong— Rightandjust broke through in a big way in his maiden claiming we’re going to breeze him 14 days out and then seven days out and win but showed no ill effects from such a strong race. It was readily if everything is like it is now that [the Risen Star] is where we’re apparent that Wilson had a rapidly improving soon-to-be 3-year- going to go.” Gulfstream Park Championship Meet January-February Florida-bred and Florida Sire Stakes Bonuses
Date Race Conditions Distance Purse 1-23 Fred W. Hooper Stakes (G3) 4yo & older 1 mi. $125,000* 1-30 Holy Bull Stakes (G3) 3 yo 1 1/16 mi. $200,000* 1-30 Swale Stakes (G3) 3 yo 7 fur. $100,000* 2-13a Gulfstream Park Sprint (G3) 4 yo & older 6 fur. $100,000* 2-27b Fountain of Youth (G2) 3 yo 1 1/16 mi. $300,000* 2-27b Davona Dale (G2) 3 yo Fillies 1 mi. $200,000*
*Plus $25,000 “Win Only” Bonus for Florida-breds a = Nominations close Jan. 31 b = Nominations close Feb. 14
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Page 24 Maker Hopes to Work Magic Again in Pegasus BY GULFSTREAM PARK PRESS OFFICE ______HALLANDALE BEACH, FL - The day after trainer Mike Maker won last year’s $1 million Pegasus World Cup Invitational Turf (Grade1) with Zulu Alpha, the ground- work was laid for one of his 2021 runners—United Nations (G1)-winner Aquaphobia. Zulu Alpha and Aquaphobia are among six former Aquaphobia/BILL DENVER PHOTO claiming horses that have gone on to win Grade 1 races for Maker. Proscia and Maker still scored big that day. As they were at Sam The trainer also is running the stakes-winning, Grade 1-placed Houston Race Park handicapping races at various tracks, Proscia Cross Border in Saturday’s mile-and-three-sixteenths Pegasus Turf saw a horse he liked in an allowance race with a $62,500 claiming at Gulfstream Park. That 7-year-old horse was purchased by Three option at Gulfstream Park that afternoon. Maker was well familiar Diamonds Farm at auction in 2018 but before then was running in with the horse, the then 7-year-old Aquaphobia. He’d tried to claim $40,000 claiming races. the horse for Zulu Alpha’s owner Michael Hui for $25,000 in 2017. Maker didn’t spend much time basking in the glory of Zulu They lost the shake that day, but the trainer kept up with the horse. Alpha’s Pegasus Turf victory. He was on a plane the next morning “We were at Sam Houston, sitting around a table, and he decid- to Houston, where he was running Paradise Farms Corp.’s ed to claim him,” Maker said of Proscia. “He was an old class Bemma’s Boy in the John B. Connally (G3). horse that we’d actually had our eyes on for a long time.” Bemma's Boy finished second, but Paradise Farms owner Peter See MAKER on page 28 2020 Leading Florida-breds by Money Won
Horse Breeder 2020 Earnings 1. Starship Jubilee ...... William P. Sorren...... $921,682 2. C Z Rocket ...... Farm III Enterprises LLC...... $651,901 3. Golden Pal...... Randall E. Lowe ...... $593,056 4. Warrior's Charge ...... Al Shaquab Racing ...... $571,000 5. Firenze Fire ...... Mr Amore Stables...... $545,100 6. Rushie ...... Ocala Stud ...... $502,800 7. Princess Secret ...... Brent Fernung & Crystal Fernung ...... $434,300 8. Speech...... Gail Rice...... $428,000 9. Isshin...... Stonecliff Farm...... $385,908 10. March to the Arch ...... Live Oak Stud...... $346,691 11. Noble Drama ...... Harold L. Queen...... $337,435 12. Shivaree ...... Jacks or Better Farm Inc...... $334,355 13. Imprimis ...... Craig L. Wheeler ...... $315,400 14. Breeze On By...... Stonehedge LLC...... $303,000 15. Collusion Illusion ...... Donald R. Dizney, LLC...... $301,800 16. Boca Boy ...... Carol Hershe ...... $301,400 17. Joy's Rocket...... Weston Thoroughbreds Training & Sales ...... $230,944 18. Extravagant Kid ...... Vicino Racing Stable...... $224,996 19. Network Effect ...... Louis Jolin ...... $221,160 20. Lady's Island ...... Bailey Bolen...... $219,400 21. Poppy's Pride ...... Stonehedge LLC...... $211,724 22. Tap It to Win ...... Live Oak Stud...... $210,400 23. Strike That...... Woodford Thoroughbreds, LLC ...... $199,408 24. Sugar Fix ...... Ballybrit Stable ...... $190,539 25. Miss Auramet ...... Marion G. Montanari...... $189,050 DA RI O L F TAKE E S S IR S FSS OBS WINTER MIXED SALE The following FOALS OF 2020 can be made eligible for the Florida Sire Stakes with the following payment schedule: Yearling: May 15, 2021 – $250 or Nov. 15, 2021 – $500 AND 2YO: Jan. 15, 2022 – $250 or Feb. 28, 2022 – $500 Hip Sire Dam Hip Sire Dam Hip Sire Dam 3 ...... Jess's Dream ...... Peggy Joyce 490 . . . . .Jess's Dream ...... Sadie 697 . . . . .Wait ...... Green Door 5 ...... Girvin ...... Pretty Exotic 497 . . . . .Uncaptured ...... Scarlett's Image 698 . . . . .Bucchero ...... Groove Maker 6 ...... Bucchero ...... Primetimevalentine 498 . . . . .The Big Beast ...... Sea Lady 704 . . . . .Neolithic ...... Holiday Candy 11 ...... Khozan ...... Religious Type 500 . . . . .Bucchero ...... Selective Memory 706 . . . . .Valiant Minister . . . . .Holiday Surprise 18 ...... Khozan ...... Sassy Bear 509 . . . . .Bucchero ...... Singing My Song 708 . . . . .Jess's Dream ...... Humoristica 21 ...... Khozan ...... Seductive Lady 512 . . . . .Handsome Mike ...... Slamming Well 709 . . . . .Fury Kapcori ...... Hurdle Rate 26 ...... Awesome Slew ...... Sister Kathy 514 . . . . .Brethren ...... Social Security 711 . . . . .Noble Bird ...... I Am Sarah 30 ...... Long On Value . . . . .Sophie's Meatball 515 . . . . .Bahamian Squall ...... Solemn 714 . . . . .Brethren ...... Invidia 31 ...... Khozan ...... Speaking Role (GB) 518 . . . . .Noble Bird ...... Stage Trip 716 . . . . .He's Had Enough . . . .Its Over Johnny 36 ...... Uncaptured . . . . .Sweet Dreams Diva 519 . . . . .Rainbow Heir ...... Star Anna 717 . . . . .Uncaptured ...... It's True Romance 42 ...... Valiant Minister ...... Tuff as Snuff 522 . . . . .Fury Kapcori ...... Starship Crystal 718 . . . . .Brethren ...... Ivy Lovely 44 ...... Adios Charlie ...... Upper Gulch 525 . . . . .Uncaptured ...... Stormy Union 719 . . . . .Jess's Dream ...... Jacqueline Gail 46 ...... Khozan ...... Wave Bye Bye 530 . . . . .The Big Beast ...... Susie Said So 721 . . . . .Handsome Mike ...... Jeekers 51 ...... Long On Value ...... Wild Lemon Gal 531 . . . . .Uncaptured ...... Suzenshine 723 . . . . .Handsome Mike . . . .Julias Gentle Girl 56 ...... Girvin ...... A Day in Oz 533 . . . . .Awesome Slew ...... Sweet Butterfly 726 . . . . .Khozan ...... Karen's Wildcat 57 ...... Bucchero ...... Adios Dawn 535 . . . . .Handsome Mike ...... Sweet Tart 727 . . . . .Brethren ...... Katira 59 ...... Noble Bird ...... Allison's Alibi 538 . . . . .The Big Beast ...... Talentnspeed 734 . . . . .Jess's Dream ...... Lanida 66 ...... Uncaptured ...... Azasecret 539 . . . . .Brethren ...... Tell Me All 735 . . . . .The Big Beast ...... La Parcela 68 ...... Bucchero ...... Beach Girl 540 . . . . .Uncaptured ...... Test My Love 737 . . . . .Girvin ...... Laura B. 71 ...... Khozan ...... Believe Again 556 . . . . .Chitu ...... Wild Luna 745 . . . . .Brethren ...... Liza Doolittle Day 73 ...... Girvin ...... Blue Katana 568 . . . . .Khozan ...... Zurita 746 . . . . .First Dude ...... Long Legged Girl* 74 ...... Adios Charlie ...... Boo Girl 569 . . . . .Brethren ...... Ace of Hearts 748 . . . . .Awesome Slew ...... Love in Bloom 75 ...... Noble Bird ...... Breeze Show 575 . . . . .Noble Bird ...... A Lot of Drops 751 . . . . .The Big Beast ...... Madam Couture 76 ...... Brethren ...... Brenna's Song 580 . . . . .Brethren ...... Anticipate 756 . . . . .Soldat ...... Marista 78 ...... Chitu ...... British Event 581 . . . . .Fury Kapcori ...... Archeress 787 . . . . .Girvin ...... On We Go 80 ...... Khozan ...... Carrietta 593 . . . . .Brethren ...... Baggio 790 . . . . .The Big Beast ...... Rain in Spain 86 ...... Uncaptured ...... Clandestine 604 . . . . .Neolithic ...... Blutadda 801 . . . . .Valiant Minister ...... Lipstick Traces 88 ...... Bucchero ...... Classy Girl 607 . . . . .Khozan ...... Broad Sound 803 . . . . .Valiant Minister . . . . .Next Best Thing 89 ...... Bucchero ...... Classys Legacy 611 . . . . .Wait ...... Calorie The following FOALS OF 2019 are fully eligible for 94 ...... Valiant Minister . . . . .Cookie Xchange 612 . . . . .Uncaptured ...... Candy Silence FSS and requires no additional payments 99 ...... Valiant Minister . . . . .Discreet Darling 614 . . . . .Brethren ...... Carmel Coffee Hip Sire Dam 100 . . . . .Uncaptured ...... Diva Star 619 . . . . .Girvin ...... C d'Cat 264 Black Stash Skip the Rate 107 . . . . .Uncaptured ...... Elusive Laura 621 . . . . .Uncaptured ...... Champagne On Tap 310 Two Step Salsa Gabriella’s Dance 110 . . . . .Ami's Flatter ...... Featured Item 629 . . . . .Girvin ...... Conquest Sarahstar 330 Ocean Knight Laynes Road 113 . . . . .Khozan ...... Folk Art 635 . . . . .Uncaptured ...... Daddy's Honor 114 . . . . .Neolithic ...... Fondant 639 . . . . .Brethren ...... Dat You Miz Blue The following FOALS OF 2019 can be made eligible for 115 . . . . .Awesome Slew ...... Fond of Sarah 641 . . . . .Brethren ...... Day One FSS with the following payment schedule: $10,000 due May 1, 2021 116 . . . . .Tunwoo ...... Forbidden Image 645 . . . . .Valiant Minister . . . .Destiny Leads Me Must Be Unraced 125 . . . . .Long On Value ...... Greek Key 648 . . . . .First Dude ...... Diamond Eye Hip Sire Dam 130 . . . . .Uncaptured ...... Hello Rosie 649 . . . . .The Big Beast ...... Dirty Martini 301 Valiant Minister Don’tcallmecharley 133 . . . . .Noble Bird ...... Hometown Discount 651 . . . . .Bucchero ...... Dottie's a Hottie 332 Greenpointcrusader Lilly Marlene 137 . . . . .The Big Beast . . . . .Inpending Danger 656 . . . . .Uncaptured ...... E Built This City 333 Uncaptured Little Black Book 352 Adios Charlie Victory for V L Ts 143 . . . . .Girvin ...... Keep On Burnin 659 . . . . .Brethren ...... Ecstatic 365 Uncaptured Heavens to Beauty 156 . . . . .Uncaptured ...... Majestic Maria 664 . . . . .Uncaptured ...... Exclusive Ute 158 . . . . .Girvin ...... Majestic Minister 669 . . . . .Long On Value ...... Faerie Queene The following FOALS OF 2020 are eligible for FSS 173 . . . . .Girvin ...... Ocean Boulevard 674 . . . . .Bucchero ...... Fine Silver with the 2 year old payment of $250 177 . . . . .Neolithic ...... Outstanding Henny 675 . . . . .Handsome Mike ...... Firey Glow by Jan 15, 2022 or $500 by Feb 28, 2022 469 . . . . .Girvin ...... Raebear 681 . . . . .The Big Beast ...... Frosty Nightmare Hip Sire Dam 476 . . . . .Khozan ...... Realgoodlookin 683 . . . . .Uncaptured ...... Gardening Leave 511 Girvin Skillman Avenue 541 Awesome Slew Tiz Four 479 . . . . .The Big Beast ...... Renee's Cat 686 . . . . .Brethren ...... Givhans Ferry 486 . . . . .The Big Beast ...... Rowdy Stella 692 . . . . .Uncaptured ...... Gorgeous Dream *Out of state foal–double eligibility fees apply If Questions Contact the FTBOA at 352-629-2160 | This list subject to correction due to error of omission, spelling, name change, etc.
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