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BY BROCK SHERIDAN ______Carothers on air. “Oh my goodness Matt,” Rudolph said. Featured Advertisers Tampa Bay Downs and the Florida “You are not kidding about the quality Thoroughbred Breeders’ and Owners’ today at Tampa Bay Downs.” Baoma Corp Association presented the 18th renewal of “Some races are better than others,” Bloodstockauction USA the Florida Cup Sunday and the program Carothers replied, “There’s not a bad day Florida Department of Agriculture made up of six-race stakes lived up to the race in the entire sequence. The races are tradition of producing several fields of either good or great at Tampa.” FTBOA high quality Florida-breds that appealed to Each Florida Cup race offered a Journeyman Stud the betting public and Florida thorough- $100,000 purse with a $10,000 win bonus bred fans alike. presented by the Florida Thoroughbred Ocala Breeders’ Feed & Supply The appeal was especially evident to Breeders’ and Owners’ Association for Ocala Stud those watching the races on TVG as host horses eligible for the Florida Sire Stakes. Seminole Feed Ken Rudolph noted to commentator Matt See FLORIDA CUP on page 3

Continued from COVER Tap It to Win Makes 2021 Debut With NYRA Bets Sprint Victory

Tap It to Win made his first start of the year a big success as he won the $100,000 NYRA Bets Sprint by four-and-a-quarter lengths. Ridden by Antonio Gallardo, Tap It to Win bested five other older Florida-breds who went six furlongs. Fifth in the Grade 1 Belmont Stakes won by Tiz the Law on June 20 and second to Echo Town in the Grade 1 H. Allen Jerkens Stakes at Saratoga on Aug. 1, Tap It to Win finished his sophomore campaign at Churchill Downs with a third-place finish behind fellow Florida-bred Rushie in the Grade 2 Pat Day Mile on Sept. 5. Tap It to Win came into the Sprint as the 4-5 favorite and lived up to the support from his wagering fans with a dominat- ing victory. R Mercedes Boy made for an eventful beginning to the Sprint as he veered out and bumped with Hauntedbythemusic then Tap It to Win before sprinting to the front with Cajun Brother to his outside. Meanwhile, Tap It to Win found position between horses from about two lengths back as they finished the run down the backstretch in a quick :22.16. R Merecedes Boy and Cajun Brother continued to battle around the turn as Gallardo steered Tap It to Win through a ground-saving trip on the rail. As they turned for home after completing the half-mile in :44.82, Tap It to Win found room on the rail and shot through the opening with urging from Gallardo and took command as they raced into the final furlong. They quickly opened up a clear advantage and throttled down to an easy victory in 1:09.43 with R Mercedes Boy coming to the finish in second and a length-and- three-quarters better than Hauntedbythemusic in third. The time was just .76 of a second off the stakes and track record of 1:08.67 set by Florida-bred It’s Me Mom in 2012 Cajun Brother, My Boy Lenny and Old Time Revival finished in that order. “I started asking him a little when I saw [R Mercedes Boy]

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Back to Top Page 5 Florida Cup page 3 Tap It to Win appears to be living up to the expectations after such Continued from come off the rail, and when I asked him, he showed how nice he an accomplished campaign last year. is,” Gallardo said. “This horse showed me he was the best horse in “He was coming off a very good 3-year-old year, but you keep the race. Sometimes at Tampa, you worry a little about the dis- your fingers crossed he’ll come back to that same form,” Miranda tance, because a horse goes to the lead and they never quit, so I said. “That’s what happened. He was very good in the receiving tried to keep him busy. barn and is just a real pro.” “He broke sharp, and he’s a horse you can put in any position Tap it To Win is a bay ridgling by Tapit out of the multiple and when it’s time to go, you only ask him a little bit and it’s like stakes-winning mare Onepointthreekarats, by Medaglia d’Oro and he explodes.” the Live Oak Plantation homebred is trained by Mark Casse. Casse assistant trainer Jimmy Miranda was also pleased that Onepointthreekarats has also produced graded stakes-placed Souper Stonehenge by Speightstown for Live Oak Plantation, who was scratched from the Turf Classic. Baby Boomer, Game Boy Benny and Shivaree also scratched. He paid $3.80 to win for his fourth career victory in 10 starts with two seconds and a third. He has now earned $333,672. R Adios Jersey Remains Unbeaten In Stonehedge Farm South Sophomore Fillies

R Adios Jersey won for fourth time in four career starts and earned her first black type by taking the seven furlong Stonehedge Farm South Sophomore Fillies by two-and-a-quarter lengths. In addition to the winner’s share of the $100,000 purse, the daughter of Ocala Stud leading sire Adios Charlie out of Marion Theatre, by Montbrook also earned a $10,000 bonus from the FTBOA as a Florida Sire Stakes eligible winner. Trained by Georgina Baxter for Rick Averill’s Averill Racing LLC and Anthony Mattera’s ATM Racing, R Adios Jersey won her

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page 5 Continued from first three career starts at Gulfstream including her first race against $35,000 maiden claiming fillies by 12 ¾ lengths in December at six furlongs. She then won a first condition allowance race by two- and-a-half lengths going five-and-a-half furlongs there on Feb. 3 before winning a $50,000 optional claiming starter allowance by a half-length at six furlongs on Feb. 26. The quick filly again showed her speed in the Sophomore Fillies as jockey Paco Lopez had her in front by two lengths going into the turn after clicking off a quick :22.27 quarter-mile as the 8-5 favorite. Fan Fan and jockey Hector Diaz tried to apply pressure around the bend but never got clos- er than a length as they straightened away in the run for home with a :45.29 half-mile fraction. R Adios Jersey shook free down the stretch as Psychic Ability made a late run to move into the second but R Adios Jersey proved to be much the best with a two-and-a-quarter length win in 1:23.35. Psychic Ability finished second, nearly four lengths ahead of Ray Arewethereyet in third. Florida-bred Summering/SV PHOTOGRAPHY Special Princess, Princess Secret, Fan Fan, Sky raced just off of longshot Classy Woman, who led through the Proposal, Go Jo Jo Go, East Wing, Quinoa Tifah and Adios early stages of the Distaff Turf with controlled fractions of :24.37 Trippie completed the order of finish. for the first two furlongs, the half in :48.75 and six furlongs in “I’m very, very happy. She ran huge,” Averill said. “Paco got to 1:12 flat. the lead and got her to settle, and I think she got a little breather Turning for home, Summering took the lead but Classy Woman after the half-mile pole. We had this race picked out after her last would not let her get away with a courageous fight on the inside start, but we’ll take her back to Gulfstream and see how she comes as those two separated in tandem from the rest. Summering put a out of this one.” head in front of her tenacious foe at the finish as the two mares “Georgina told me this filly was ready and to do what I wanted finished in 1:41.50 and two lengths better than Lovely Luv in out of the gate,” Lopez said. “It was a little fast, but she was com- third. Sun Summers, Beautiful Lover, Bienville Street, Crown and fortable so I let her go.” Sugar, Sugar Fix and Here Comes Jackie finished up in that order. R Adios Jersey paid $5.20 to win. “For a minute, I thought [Classy Woman] was going to give up, Bred in Florida by Ocala Stud and J. Micheal O’Farrell Jr., R but it wasn’t until we were on top of her that we got the advan- Adios Jersey has now earned $137,000 from her four career starts, tage,” Castanon said. “I knew she was coming off that layoff and proving a good investment for Averill, who purchased her under had been working well here in the mornings. I think the best thing his Averill Racing banner at the 2020 Ocala Breeders’ Sales I did was to let her do her own thing out of the gate. She put her- March Sale for $12,000 from the Ocala Stud consignment. self in a good spot, and when I got to the top of the stretch she really gave a good effort. [Classy Woman] fought back, but my Summering Continues Success in Long horse gave me all she had.” Summering paid $10.40 to win. Female Line of Glen Hill Multiple Stakes Trained by Tom Proctor, Summering has now won four times Winners with a second and a third from 11 starts with earnings of $193,731. She is by War Front and Wishing Gate is a daughter of Her dam Wishing Gate and second dam Rich in Spirit were Indian Charlie. both multiple graded stakes winners for Glen Hill Farm, and “It’s nice to win,” Proctor said. “We’re going back to the barn Summering added to the generational credentials as she won her now and give her a nice bath.” second career stakes as a homebred for the longtime Florida thoroughbred farm. Indy Lyon Leads Gate to Wire in Equistaff The 5-year-old Summering won the $100,000 Pleasant Acres Stallions Distaff Turf by a head over Classy Woman and seven oth- Sophomore Turf ers in the mile-and-one-sixteenth event on turf in her first start of the year. She also won the $102,000 Juvenile Fillies Turf Stakes at Indy Lyon, a winner of a $32,000 optional claiming starter Del Mar as a juvenile. allowance while leading from start to finish in his previous start, Off the board in the Grade 2 Yellow Ribbon Handicap won by took the same strategy into the $100,000 Equistaff Sophomore Bodhicitta at Del Mar in her last start on Aug. 8, Summering Turf and won with jockey Ronnie Allen Jr. aboard to kick-off found easier competition in the Distaff Turf and took advantage to Florida Cup 18. produce the win. Trained by Maria Bowerstock for Jerry Campbell, Indy Lyon Breaking from post eight with Jesus Castanon, Summering See FLORIDA DERBY on page 9

page 7 Continued from held off a late challenge from Officiating in second and 3-5 favorite Chess’s Dream who completed the blanket finish in third. The Sophomore Turf was the first of six stakes for Florida- breds on Florida Cup Day and saw a field of six 3-year-old Florida-breds go a mile-and-a-sixteenth on turf. A winner of three of her previous four starts going back to a one length win against $32,000 maiden claimers going a mile on the turf at Tampa on Jan. 16, Indy Lyon broke alertly from post four and went right to the front as they came out of the turf chute and by the grandstand for the first time. Indy Lyon set quarter-mile fractions of :24.33 and :48.58 to take a one-length advantage into the far turn with Light Us Up in second with 3-5 favorite Chess’s Dream and Officiating together in third. Indy Lyon completed the distance in 1:42.64 on the firm turf. Indy Lyon drew clear by a length-and-a-half with a furlong to run when Officiating and Chess’s Dream began to make up ground on the outside and those three ran under the wire together. Indy Lyon won by a nose ahead of Officiating, who was a neck better than Chess’s Dream in third. They were followed by Hot Florida-bred Indy Lyon (#4)/SV PHOTOGRAPHY Blooded, Light Us Up and Osprey. He now has a record of four wins from nine starts with earn- “I’m crying excited,” Bowersock said. “I was nervous, but this ings of $105,691. He paid $12.60 to win. horse has stepped up on the turf and Ronnie did a great job. Indy Lyon is a two-time graduate of OBS having sold to Red “The horse is on his game right now. He’s confident, Ronnie Lips Racing for $11,500 as a short yearling in the 2019 Winter was confident and I think that helped our whole team.” Mixed Sale where he was consigned by Summerfield. Michelle Allen, who is the second leading jockey all-time with seven Redding then consigned him later than year at the October Sale Florida Cup victories, also spoke of the gelding’s improvement. where Volar Corp. signed the purchase ticket after a $32,000 final “This horse has been getting better and better,” Allen said. “I bid. was a little worried about running him back so quick, but he handled it well. He was barely breathing when I pulled up. I thought I got my head down first, but I wasn’t sure until I got back and Foreman Makes Late Run to Overtake Willy heard Maria screaming.” Boi and Win Ocala Breeders’ Sales Indy Lyon is by Congrats out of Cameron Crazies, by Lion Sophomore Heart and was bred by Rustlewood Farm Inc. This is the second Florida Cup winner produced by Cameron Foreman, who runs in the name of leading trainer Gerald Crazies as her Prudhoe Bay, by Songandaprayer, won the 2014 Bennett’s Winning Stable Inc., looked to be a sure thing second in OBS Sophomore Stakes in addition to winning the Jersey Shore deep stretch but made a sudden late run with jockey Daniel Stakes and OBS Sprint. Centeno aboard to beat 2-1 favorite Willy Boi in the $100,000 Ocala Breeders’ Sales Sophomore Stakes. The OBS Sophomore featured a field of eight 3-year-old Florida-breds who went seven furlongs. “I think Danny [Centeno] just told him [through the stretch], ‘C’mon, big boy, your man is waitin’ there for you,’ ” Bennett said, laughing. Willy Boi broke fastest of all from post five and led Foreman through quarter-mile fractions of :21.92 and :44.87 before taking a length-and-a-half lead after turning for home. Willy Boi continued with a daylight advantage inside the sixteenth pole when Foreman suddenly accelerated to take a half-length victory over Willy Boi with Shoo Shine another seven-and-a-half lengths back in third. Awesome Pudding was fourth with Gatsby, Two Steppin Kluki, Breeze on By and Pirate Parade completing the order of finish. The final time on the fast track was 1:23.36. Foreman won for the second time in five career starts while also finishing second once and third once and increased his earnings to $81,745. But was his last race on Feb. 24 when Foreman was a runner-

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Back to Top Page 11 Florida Cup page 9 Continued from up to Florida-bred Soup and Sandwich in a first condition, $75,000 optional claiming allowance that gave Centeno confidence before the Sophomore. The day before the Florida Cup, Soup and Sandwich finished second to Known Agenda in the Grade 1 Curlin Florida Derby presented by Hill ‘n’ Dale Farm in Xalapa (G1) at Gulfstream Park. “Danny [Centeno] really liked him today, especially after seeing [the Florida Derby] on TV,” Bennett said. “He called me at home and said ‘We’re going to win it.’” Centeno, who is the all-time leading jockey in Florida Cup races with 10 victories, said Foreman has also been improving recently. “He has been doing better every race, running with nice horses and he keeps improving,” Centeno said. “I knew we had a good shot after I saw [Soup and Sandwich] run second [to Known Agenda], and he ran good today.” Foreman is by Baoma Corp stallion Florida-bred Me and Mr. C/SV PHOTOGRAPHY Chitu, who stands at Bridlewood Farm, and is out of Strong Threat, by Strong Hope. C continued the winning streak for trainer Me and Mr. C is out of the Dynaformer He was bred by Northwind Thoroughbreds Mike Maker. mare Abiding and was bred by Stonehedge LLC, Majel E. Ison and Alton B. Ison and J P Hellish showed the way while lead- LLC. paid $12.60 to win. ing Second Mate by as much as two Abiding has also produced the multiple He also passed through the auction ring lengths moving into the far turn while stakes-winner Abiding Star, winner of the at OBS twice selling first to Champions of clicking off a quarter-mile in a leisurely Parx Derby, Neshaminy Stakes and Private the Future at the 2019 OBS October Sale :24.03 and the half-mile in :48.62. Terms Stakes. where he was consigned by T-Square Stud. Meanwhile Me and Mr. C stayed towards It was the fifth career win for the 4- Goldencents Thoroughbreds then con- the back of the six horse field before year-old bay gelding who has earned signed him through the OBS Open Sale Centeno gave his cue while moving four- $198,490 from his 17 career starts with held last July where Michael Vitello wide around the bend. four seconds and a third. bought him for $20,000. J P Hellish still led by a length with a “This horse is just starting to peak,” furlong to run as Me and Mr. C and Bennett said. “I think he’ll be even better Shamrocket briefly joined Second Mate in running farther and maybe on the grass.” second before the latter two advanced on HELP WANTED the leader. Me and Mr. C closed fastest of all and Barn Crew Me and Mr. C Rallies to Win held off Shamrocket by a half-length at the Grey Goose Turf Classic finish in a time of 1:48.55 on the firm turf. Seeking someone to Over the Channel was third with J P help keep our barns Me and Mr. C won for the third consec- Hellish, Second Mate and Winter’s Wonder and grounds utive time with a come from behind victory completing the order of finish. clean and stocked. in the $100,000 Grey Goose Turf Classic “Mike [Maker] thought this was a good for Florida-bred 3-year-olds and older spot for him and he’s been training well,” Must be comfortable going a mile-and-one-eighth on the turf. Maker’s assistant Genevieve Londono said. working around horses The son of Journeyman Stud leading “We’re happy for all the connections.” and able to lift 50 lbs. sire Khozan also took down a $10,000 win Centeno was confident after watching bonus presented by the Florida the replays of Me and Mr. C’s two previous Pays $10/hour & Thoroughbred Breeders’ and Owners’ starts. full benefit package. Association as he is eligible for the Florida “This is a nice horse. He can be close to Sire Stakes. the pace or run from behind, and he relaxed Please apply via email to: A winner of his last two starts in second well the whole way around,” Centeno said. [email protected] “I saw [Shamrocket] inside of me, so I put condition, $32,000 optional claiming EMCO is an allowance races on grass at Tampa Bay my horse in the clear and he responded equal opportunity employer Downs on Jan. 16 and Feb. 12, Me and Mr. really well. He mostly did it on his own.”

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Back to Top Page 13 Ax Man Leads Start to Finish to Take Santana Mile BY SANTA ANITA PRESS OFFICE ___ a flat mile, was off as the third choice in the wagering at 3-1 and ARCADIA, CA—A surprise to no one, Ax paid $8.80. Man, ridden for the first time by Edwin “I’m happy for Hal Earnhardt and Maldonado, sped to the front out of the Patti, they have been with me since gate and never looked back as he drilled day one, since 1983 and it’s been real five rivals, including his well-fancied sta- quiet for them [lately],” Baffert said blemate Mastering, by four-and-a-half after notching his third win on the lengths in Sunday’s $75,000 Santana Mile day and his 10th stakes victory of the at Santa Anita. Trained by Baffert and meeting, giving him 26 and 10 owned and bred by longtime clients Hal respectively. “This was a perfect and Patti Earnhardt, Ax Man got the dis- spot for him and I told Edwin, tance in 1:36.56. ‘When this horse makes the lead, he Breaking like a shot from his number gets really brave on the lead,’ and five post position, Ax Man obviously rel- that’s what he did today. ished his front-running trip and with a Baffert is tied with trainer Phil three-length advantage over Major Cabbie D’Amato for the lead in the both stakes three sixteenths from home, the Santana wins and wins during the season. Ax Man/BENOIT PHOTO Mile was never in question thereafter. “We’ll give him a little time. He “I was very confident turning for ran pretty hard today but we’ll freshen him wins and three thirds from 16 starts. With home,” highly regarded “speed rider” and pick our spots with him. He’s bee a lot the winner’s share of $47,880, he increased Maldonado said. “I gave him a couple of fun at the barn, he deserved one of these his earnings to $357,797. reminders, but he knows what he’s doing. wins because he was hooking some mon- A multiple stakes-winner but the longest Bob told me to put him on the lead and it’s sters [in his earlier races].” shot in the field at 9-1, owner/trainer Val not like I don’t like to be one the lead, A 6-year-old gelding by Baffert’s 2011 Brinkerhoff’s Restrainedvengence was last right? The rest of it was very simple, put Santana Mile-winner Misremembered, Ax early and made a good late run to finish sec- him on the lead and he did the rest.” Man is out of the Flying Chevron mare ond, a length-and-a-half in front of Fourth in the Grade 3 Palos Verdes Shameful. A winner of a restricted stakes Fashionably Fast in third. Stakes going six furlongs here on Jan. 23, at Pimlico at age 3, Ax Man now has two Mastering, the 9-5 favorite, saved Ax Man, who was unbeaten in two starts at stakes wins and an overall mark of seven ground throughout and was fourth. Unbridled Thoroughbred Foundation Announces Appointment of Executive Director PRESS RELEASE ______“It is with enormous pleasure that I join Unbridled in order to give back to the wonderful beings that have highlighted my COXSACKIE, NY – Unbridled Thoroughbred Foundation is reveries.” delighted to announce the appointment of Diane Parker as its Unbridled was founded in 2004 by Susan Kayne to accommo- new executive director. Unbridled protects thoroughbreds from date the retirement of Sandy Goldfarb’s notable NY-Bred race- exploitation and slaughter and provides a haven for horse Stalwart Member. The organization was an initiator of the Thoroughbreds in transition and in need of Sanctuary. responsible aftercare movement. Since its founding, Kayne has Diane comes to Unbridled with a wealth of knowledge and an handled the day-to-day operations. “I am overjoyed to welcome extensive background in the field of finance and management. Diane to Unbridled, her experience and expertise are a blessing For over 15 years, she has participated in the business of breed- of epic proportion at a pivotal time in our growth,” said Kayne. ing and racing and maintains a strong relationship with the New “With Diane overseeing administrative matters, I will be able to York Thoroughbred Community. focus on expanding our life-saving campaigns and educational “Since first reading the Black Stallion in my youth, to the sto- programs.” ries of Jane Smiley and Laura Hillenbrand, I have always dreamt Unbridled Thoroughbred Foundation is a 501(c)3 non-profit of a life with horses,” says Parker. “From my dreams to my cur- public charity. It is the only Thoroughbred Foundation in the rent reality, horses have provided me with the greatest thrills of USA to be Accredited in threefold by the American Sanctuary my life -- from actually owning, riding, riding to hounds, and Association (ASA), Global Federation of Animal Sanctuaries finally to breeding and racing Thoroughbreds,” Parker, added. (GFAS), and Equus Foundation.

Back to Top Page 14 Known Agenda in ‘Great Shape’ Following Florida Derby BY GULFSTREAM PARK PRESS OFFICE ______HALLANDALE BEACH, FL—St. Elias Stable homebred Known Agenda, showing “good energy” Sunday morning, will remain in South Florida for the time being before heading out for his next step along the Triple Crown trail. Known Agenda earned his spot in the May 1 Kentucky Derby presented by Woodford Reserve (Grade 1) with a sharp two-and- three-quarter-length triumph in Saturday’s $750,000 Curlin Florida Derby presented by Hill ‘n’ Dale Farms at Xalapa (G1), Gulfstream Park’s signature race that has produced a remarkable 60 Triple Crown race winners in its history. Pletcher, who extended his own record with a sixth Florida Derby victory, five of them coming in the last eight years, was pleased with how Known Agenda emerged from his first career stakes victory. “Excellent. He came back in great shape, good energy. I’m very happy with him,” Pletcher said. “He’ll stay here for a little while. We’ll just kind of monitor the weather everywhere and play it by ear whether he has one work at Churchill [Downs] or two works.” Known Agenda, by two-time Horse of the Year and Hall of Famer Curlin, was the beneficiary of a perfect ride from Irad Ortiz Jr. They were able to settle in along the rail and save ground before tipping out approaching the stretch, catch leader Soup and Sandwich and draw clear. “He’s made a lot of progress in his last two starts. I think the addition of blinkers has been part of it, and part of it is he’s getting more experienced and more comfortable in those scenarios when he’s behind horses and inside of horses and taking some dirt,” Pletcher said. “I’ve been pleased with the way he’s been able to get a better Known Agenda (left) and Florida-bred Soup and Sandwich (right)/TIM SULLIVAN PHOTO position in the race and improve his position going along. We’ve “We’ve been blessed. A lot of people put a lot of hours and always had a strong feeling that added distance was going to be to effort into it and we’ve got a great group of owners and horses and his liking,” he added. “To have three wins at a mile and an eighth staff making it happen,” Pletcher said. “Gulfstream has been a fun now is great, and we feel great about him stretching out even fur- place for us and it’s always great when you’re able to win a meet ther.” but even more special when you’re able to win races like the Also pointing to the Kentucky out of the Florida Derby are run- Florida Derby and Pegasus Turf. It’s been a great meet.” ner-up Soup and Sandwich, who was is owned by Live Oak Approaching 5,100 career wins, the 53-year-old Pletcher has Plantation and was bred in Florida by Live Oak Stud; and third- reached many of his career milestones at Gulfstream. They place finisher Greatest Honour, the Holy Bull (G3) and Fasig- include his first career start (Jan. 13, 1996) and win (Jan. 26. Tipton Fountain of Youth (G2) winner trained by Hall of Famer 1996); 3,000th (Feb. 11, 2002) and 4,000th (March 18, 2016) Shug McGaughey. Nova Rags and Collaborate, respectively career victories; and a record six Florida Derby (G1) triumphs. fourth and fifth, will be pointed in other directions. Holder of a record seven Eclipse Awards as champion trainer The Florida Derby put an exclamation point on a winter where and North America’s career leader with more than $402 million in Pletcher won his 17th Championship Meet training title—another purse earnings, Pletcher is a first-time finalist for induction into track record—and second in a row after having his unprecedented the National Museum of Racing’s Hall of Fame this summer. 15-year run atop the standings ended in 2018-19. Among his biggest victories are two in the Kentucky Derby, Pletcher won 12 stakes, seven graded, including two of the including 2017 Florida Derby winner Always Dreaming, three in three Grade 1 races on the winter calendar, the other coming with the Belmont Stakes (G1) and 11 in the Breeders’ Cup. Colonel Liam in the $1 million Pegasus World Cup Turf “It’s a special honor to be nominated. We’ll wait and see if Invitational. He was also tops with more than $3.5 million in purse we’re voted in, but it sort of gives you pause to reflect a little bit. earnings. It’s hard to believe it’s been 25 years so quickly,” Pletcher said. Among other stakes wins for Pletcher were Largent in the Fort “We’ve been very fortunate to get a lot of great opportunities and Lauderdale (G2), Fearless in the Gulfstream Park Mile (G2), a lot of support from owners and staff, so many people contribute Always Shopping in the La Prevoyante (G3), Zaajel in the to something like that. It’s certainly not an individual achievement Forward Gal (G3), Con Lima in the Herecomesthebride (G3) and as much as it is a team achievement. I’m very grateful to everyone multiple Grade 1 winner Basin in Saturday’s Sir Shackleton. that’s contributed.”

BY KEITH MCCALMONT, NYRA PRESS OFFICE ___ OZONE PARK, N.Y. – Jockey Eric Cancel posted his sixth win on the card and secured his first NYRA meet riding title with a dra- matic late rally aboard My Boy Tate in Sunday’s $100,000 Haynesfield on Closing Day of the winter meet at Aqueduct Racetrack. Trained, bred and co- owned by Michelle Nevin in partnership with Little Red Feather Racing, My Boy Tate arrived in the final stride for a neck score over 4-5 mutuel favorite Bankit in the one- turn mile for New York-bred older horses. The victory capped a remarkable day for Cancel, who overcame a four-win deficit to overtake Kendrick Carmouche to win the title. “I’m filled with emotions. I worked very hard for this and being able to compete with a guy like Kendrick, who My Boy Tate/CHELSEA DURAND PHOTO is a very hard-riding guy, it nice and patient and making his run. I tried to ride him confi- feels wonderful,” Cancel said. “Yesterday, I didn’t think I was dent and just wait into the last eighth and just go on from there.” going to get it. But today, I just woke up and said to keep on Nevin was full of praise for her team in helping prepare the swinging and go for it. I want to thank my agent and all the tough gelding for his fifth career stakes win and second straight owners and trainers who gave me the opportunity to be here and following a score in the Hollie Hughes on February 15 at the win this meet.” Big A. My Boy Tate broke sharp but Cancel allowed the 7-year-old “He is something else. He makes everybody in the barn work Boys At Tosconova gelding to settle as stablemate South Africa hard for it,” Nevin said. “He’s a wiry tough guy to be around. was hustled to the lead by Carmouche through splits of :23.16 But when he runs, he really puts his effort out.” and :46.17 on the sloppy and sealed main track. My Boy Tate banked $55,000 in victory while improving his Bankit, tracking from second position under Manny Franco, record to nine wins in 23 starts with five seconds and two loomed large late in the turn and opened up a half-length lead thirds. at the stretch call as South Africa dug in gamely. But there was He returned $6.10 on a $2 win wager. no denying Cancel on a stellar day as the 24-year-old rider Live racing resumes Thursday at the Big A, Opening Day of angled his charge down the middle of the track and closed with the 11-day spring meet which runs through Sunday, April 18. authority for the win in a final time of 1:36.37. Bankit complet- First post on Thursday’s eight-race card is 1:20 p.m. EDT. ed the exacta, three lengths the better of South Africa. Microscope and T Loves a Fight rounded out the order of finish. The victory marked the fifth stakes win of the meet for Cancel, including scores with Espresso Shot [Biogio’s Rose], Make Mischief [Maddie May], Miss Brazil [Ruthless] and Risk Taking [Grade 3 Withers]. CLICK HERE for the latest Cancel said a patient trip was the key to victory. The Florida Horse ONLINE “I was telling Michelle that he’s very talented,” said Cancel. “He’s been improving as he’s gotten older. He’s been doing everything perfect. The last few races, he’s just been sitting very

* Florida-bred Bold = Update from previously published Leaderboard … + = Not Triple Crown Nominated … $ = Late Triple Crown Nominee ($6,000 payment received) … Italics = does not have recent published workout … Strikethrough = Sidelined, inactive or appears to be no longer under serious Kentucky Derby consideration.

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Copyright © 2004 Florida Stallion Progeny for Daily Racing Form Tuesday & Wednesday, March 30 & 31 Below is a list of runners sired by Florida stallions or former Florida stallions scheduled to start in races at racetracks across North America. Daily Racing Form, the information source for this list, does not include all North American racetracks. The list contains all data available at time of list generation.

TREASURE BEACH (GB) FURY KAPCORI Tuesday, March 30 J J Junior 1 Mahoning Valley Impetuosity 3 Tampa Bay Downs ADIOS CHARLIE Good Morning Jack 8 Mahoning Valley TWO STEP SALSA GONE ASTRAY Tomater Gator 6 Parx Racing Hard West 8 Tampa Bay Downs BRETHREN Genghis 9 Parx Racing VALUE PLUS GRAEME HALL Glitter Girl 7 Mahoning Valley Li’l Meatball 8 Tampa Bay Downs CLOSING ARGUMENT Ms. Wild Argument 6 Will Rogers Downs WILDCAT HEIR HIGH COTTON Tommy’s Top Cat 5 Parx Racing Legacy Azteca 8 Tampa Bay Downs CONGRATS Congrats Jensen 6 Mahoning Valley INDY WIND Wednesday, March 31 Layla’s Voyage 9 Penn National Dutch Mama 9 Turf Paradise Proud Moments 9 Will Rogers Downs ADIOS CHARLIE R Boy Evens 3 Charles Town KANTHAROS Matson 10 Turf Paradise St. Louie Guy 6 Sam Houston Hola Princess 6 Parx Racing His Name Is Sue 6 Penn National D’WILDCAT Adios Judith 7 Mahoning Valley Senorita Tsunami 1 Delta Downs Arrivederla 8 Tampa Bay Downs KHOZAN Remembertobreathe 3 Turf Paradise Valiant Appeal 9 Sam Houston Rosas Way 4 Charles Town EXCLUSIVE QUALITY BAHAMIAN SQUALL MACHO UNO Tomarie 11 Parx Racing Bahama Breeze 4 Parx Racing More Than Good 5 Mahoning Valley White Bluff 6 Penn National FIRST DUDE BIG DRAMA Sharon’s Law 6 Tampa Bay Downs Fancy Face 1 Delta Downs Midnight Drama 8 Will Rogers Downs Queens Dude 1 Mahoning Valley Infuriated 10 Parx Racing POSEIDON’S WARRIOR Jacks a Warrior 1 Parx Racing Due North 7 Mahoning Valley BRETHREN Fran’s Worrier 3 Penn National Inertia 3 Tampa Bay Downs GLOBAL RESPONSE Poseidons Myth 7 Tampa Bay Downs Mago On My Mind 3 Tampa Bay Downs Jupi’s Lightning 9 Parx Racing Toll Gate 7 Tampa Bay Downs KANTHAROS CHITU Lady Chitu 3 Tampa Bay Downs PROSPECTIVE Our Time 5 Mahoning Valley Kaufy Futures 6 Tampa Bay Downs KEYED ENTRY CLOSING ARGUMENT Mucho Prospect 7 Mahoning Valley Very Colorful 5 Parx Racing Beautiful Ending 3 Delta Downs Mia Angelina 9 Penn National Nomorequestions 5 Delta Downs MACH RIDE Too Much Bourbon 5 Delta Downs RATTLESNAKE BRIDGE Mach Trial 9 Parx Racing Jack’s Kiss 7 Delta Downs Silver Connection 4 Mahoning Valley Play the Max 4 Tampa Bay Downs MACHO UNO CONGRATS Holy Muchacho 5 Turf Paradise Film Score 2 Sam Houston SASHA’S PROSPECT I’ll Make U Famous 4 Charles Town Wild Prospect 5 Sam Houston MASS MEDIA The Iron Bank 6 Charles Town Wild Rumble 10 Sam Houston Lucky Lily Be 6 Delta Downs Enigmatica 6 Parx Racing SOLDAT MR. SEKIGUCHI Netas 7 Mahoning Valley Baby Bee Merry 9 Tampa Bay Downs Pacific Image 8 Mahoning Valley COWTOWN CAT Thunder Ahead 10 Sam Houston OMEGA CODE Jack Be Fast 2 Mahoning Valley SONGANDAPRAYER Crystal Code 6 Will Rogers Downs D’WILDCAT Dejoke’s Song 2 Delta Downs Bunkie’s Song 6 Delta Downs POSEIDON’S WARRIOR Crapaud 9 Delta Downs La Muneca 2 Mahoning Valley DUKE OF MISCHIEF TREASURE BEACH (GB) Mr Thrifty 3 Parx Racing Sena the Duchess 2 Tampa Bay Downs Dixieland Darling 9 Tampa Bay Downs Splicethemainbrace 10 Parx Racing Lolanita 11 Parx Racing EXCHANGE RATE TWO STEP SALSA Theodosia 3 Parx Racing St Maria 3 Delta Downs PROSPECTIVE Rogue Patriot 7 Mahoning Valley Prospective Belle 7 Parx Racing EXCLUSIVE QUALITY Il Mio Amore 4 Penn National UNCAPTURED SAINT AFLEET Capturemenow 6 Tampa Bay Downs Fleet Run 1 Mahoning Valley FIRST DUDE First Gold 3 Tampa Bay Downs WILDCAT HEIR SOLDAT Sunset Paula Jo 7 Oaklawn Park Midnight Bayou 5 Delta Downs Labyrinth 8 Mahoning Valley Alex’s First 9 Tampa Bay Downs Striking Heir 8 Tampa Bay Downs SONGANDAPRAYER FLASHSTORM WINSLOW HOMER Sunny’s Prayer 10 Delta Downs Nothin Really 7 Tampa Bay Downs L. A. House 4 Penn National

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Copyright © 2004 Florida Breeders’ List for Daily Racing Form Tuesday & Wednesday, March 30 & 31 Below is a list of Florida-bred runners scheduled to start in races at racetracks across North America. Daily Racing Form, the information source for this list, does not include all North American racetracks.

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