Maryland Champion Bold Affair Goes out a Winner for Reed, Zanella

Maryland Horse June 2013 Official publication of the Maryland Horse Breeders Association; Vol. 78, No. 6

Maryland champion Bold Affair goes out a winner for Reed, Zanella

Maryland Horse Breeders By Teresa Genaro Association Inc. 30 East Padonia Road Timonium, MD 21093 P.O. Box 427 Timonium, MD 21094 410-252-2100 Fax 410-560-0503 Charles “Chip” Reed and www.marylandthoroughbred.com Mike Zanella first met on a BOARD OF DIRECTORS gambling trip organized by a 1 R. Thomas Bowman mutual friend. President “He said to me, ‘I want you Donald H. Barr to meet my friend Chip. I think Vice-president you’re really going to like this Milton P. Higgins III guy,’ ” recalled Zanella recent- Secretary-treasurer ly. “That’s how it started.” Cricket Goodall It was, as they say, the be- Executive director ginning of a beautiful friend- Richard F. Blue Jr., John C. ship. Davison, James T. Dresher Jr., Reed, now 67, had lived in Michael J. Harrison, JoAnn Hayden, R. Larry Johnson, Maryland his whole life; he Ann Merryman, Suzanne owns the iconic Corner Stable Moscarelli, Tom Mullikin, restaurant in Cockeysville, re- Edwin W. Merryman, E. Allen cently opening a second one in Murray, Joseph P. Pons Jr., Columbia. A New York native, William S. Reightler Jr., Zanella moved down from his Robert B. White upstate New York home about Directors Emeritus 30 years ago; his A to Z Loose- (served 18 years) leaf printing company is based J. William Boniface, King T. in Baltimore. Both of them Leatherbury, Donald P. Litz Jr., now live in Reisterstown. Robert T. Manfuso, Michael Zanella had grown up go- Pons, Katharine M. Voss ing to the races in Saratoga, Advisory Council while Reed discovered the Jim McCue (past MHBA presidents) racetrack when he began his J. William Boniface, William K. first job. final clearance. In the mean- “That’s where I developed my Boniface, Frank A. Bonsal, “I was right out of high time, you don’t have a whole love for horses. It was 1976.” William G. Christmas, Hal school and working at Fort lot to do.” He claimed his first horse C.B. Clagett III, Kimball C. Meade, about 15 or 20 minutes His supervisor, he said, was not long after that, with three Firestone, King T. Leatherbury, from Laurel Park,” he recount- an “everyday horseplayer.” of his friends. “It was two Dr. Robert Leonard, J.W.Y. ed. “I was working for the De- “So every day at lunch, years before we hit the board,” Martin Jr., Joseph P. Pons Jr., we’d go over to Laurel Park Michael Pons, James B. Steele partment of Defense, and it he recalled with mock – or Jr., Katharine M. Voss takes about a year to get your and play the horses,” he said. maybe real – dismay. three consecutive stakes victo- Reed knows what it’s like ries in Maryland. She crushed to own a good horse; he raced her rivals in the Maryland and bred Chip’s Dancer, Million Distaff at Laurel in champion Maryland-bred 1 October by a daunting 13 ⁄4 3-year-old of 1993. But for lengths. Zanella, “beginner’s luck” Unsurprisingly, the Mary- may be something of an un- land-bred filly with Maryland derstatement. The only horses connections who raced pri- he’s ever owned, all in Bold marily in Maryland built up Affair’s family, have been quite a local fan club. Trained winners. by Howard Wolfendale, she “I’ve been very fortunate,” came back and reeled off three he acknowledged. “They’re victories to start 2013, repeat- all winners. I’m afraid to go ing her 2012 scores in the Con- outside the family. Why ruin a niver at Laurel and the Prim- good thing?”

Lydia A. Williams Lydia onetta at Pimlico. Even he admits, though, Mike Zanella (left) and Chip Reed during an interview after The plan, said Reed, was that he may end up with an- Bold Affair’s Maryland Million Distaff win last fall. to start her next in the Skipat other horse sooner rather than at Pimlico on Preakness Day, later. a race she won last year, then With the retirement of Bold His partner Zanella had it a en special weight at Delaware give her the summer off before Affair, Reed and Zanella have little easier. Park,” he remembered, laugh- bringing her back in the Mary- no horses racing. Hunka Hun- “He’d ask me if I ever want- ing. “I had about 30 people land Million in October. ka Lori Z has Cushing’s Dis- ed to get involved in the game, there. People came from New But within days of her ease and has not been in foal and I’d say, ‘By all means, but York, my relatives were there. . . Primonetta victory April 20, for the last three years. She’s I have to wait a little while.’ I and she finished last.” Zanella and Reed made quite with a specialist in Kentucky, had a daughter in college, and Bucked shins resulted in a a different decision, saying and they are hopeful that I said, ‘Once she graduates, three-month layoff, and Hun- that Bold Affair would be re- she’ll be bred this year. we’ll go,’” said Zanella. ka Hunka Lori Z returned in tired and bred to Ghostzapper. Lori Z’s Punch retired at A littler sooner than December at Laurel Park for “She’s raced 19 times and the end of 2012 and is in foal planned, he got a call from her second start. won nine stakes races,” said to Majestic Warrior. Hunka’s Reed, who was at a Fasig-Tip- “Of course she wins,” Zan Reed. “She’s been good to us, Victory was given to a local 2 ton Midlantic sale at Timo- ella said, “and we had like and it was time. There wasn’t school with a riding program. nium. “He said, ‘I know you four people there.” a whole lot more we could “That was our last race,” told me you weren’t ready, She was one of those horses prove with her.” said Zanella, referring to Bold but I think I got one for us,’” that make racing look like an “The decision had been on Affair’s win in the Primonetta. Zanella remembered. “I said, easy game: “Hunka Hunka” the back burner,” said Zanella. “That’s why it was a pretty ‘I’ll talk to my wife, but I’m earned $266,533, a pretty nice “She ran her race and won it, sad day, and it’s going to be ready. Let’s do it.’ introduction to racing for first- and we said, ‘Well, maybe this long drought for three years.” “The rest is history.” time owner Zanella. Little did is the time.’ We got the oppor- Both Lori Z’s Punch and The horse they bought that he know when she retired that tunity to go to Ghostzapper, Bold Affair will, if all goes as day in 1999, a Colonial Affair the success was just begin- so we decided not to lose this planned, have foals in 2014; yearling out of the Raja Baba ning. season.” those foals wouldn’t race be- mare Bunka Bunka, became Hunka Hunka Lori Z’s Still, he admitted, “It’s a fore 2016, which might just be Hunka Hunka Lori Z. They first two foals, Lori Z’s Punch sad day. Exciting, but sad.” too long for these partners to paid $7,000 for her. (by Two Punch) and Hunka’s wait to have a horse to root for. “She was very, very good- Victory (by Victory Gallop), Their horse-of-a-lifetime looking,” said Reed. “But she were both winners, earning has left them with few re- “We might go to an auc- had no X-rays. She was a very $209,635 and $62,370. Her grets, retiring with earnings tion and buy something,” said tough mare and when they third foal was the horse of rac- of $719,540 and a record of Zanella. tried to do the X-rays, she field ing – and breeding – dreams. 19-12-2-3. But first, they celebrated goal-kicked the machine Reed owned a share in “It’s just been a tremen- their mare one more time, about 50 feet. I looked at her Two Punch, and in 2007 bred dous ride,” said Reed. “We when she was named cham- and thought she was fine, and Hunka Hunka Lori Z back to wished we’d been able to run pion Maryland-bred older fe- I was prepared to go quite a him. Bold Affair was born on in Saratoga or in the Barbara male at the Maryland Horse bit higher than we ended up May 12, 2008, at Green Willow Fritchie at Laurel, but it didn’t Breeders Association Awards paying. I loved her breeding Farm in Westminster. work out. We thought we’d Dinner at Pimlico May 11. and I loved her look, and She didn’t race as a 2-year- run in the Fritchie this year, And when Bold Affair is bred, when the bidding stopped at old, but when she hit the track but the track came up bad, she’ll come back to Maryland $7,000, I looked around. I the next year, she made up for and she hadn’t trained well to Green Willow Farm, where didn’t think I had the last bid, lost time, breaking her maiden over the mud. We thought she was born, to foal. but sure enough, I did.” first out and winning four of we’d run in Saratoga last year, “Her foal will absolutely be Predictably excited about six races in 2011, including the but we ended up giving her a Maryland-bred,” Reed de- his first race horse, Zanella $200,000 Jostle Stakes at Parx. the summer off. clared. “We breed to race, not made a big deal about the fil- She raced 10 times last year, “But we had a ball with to sell, and we want to race in ly’s first race. “It was a maid- notching five wins, including her.” Maryland.” R Maryland Foal Report Adams George Colt by Friesan Fire is the Send in your foal reports and photographs of your 2013 foals, and we first foal out of Holy Beast, will post them in the Maryland Horse Breeders Association Weekly a daughter of Holy Bull. Bulletin as well as The Maryland Horse newsletter. Submit information via e-mail to [email protected]. 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Delaunay, a Mary- furlongs run at Fair Grounds land-bred son of Smoke Gla- since 2002. cken who swept all three of Horse of the Meet and di- Fair Grounds’ major stakes for visional honors were deter- older sprinters, was named mined by a vote of media and Horse of the Meet and Sprint- racing officials. Other division er of the Meet for the 141st winners included Revolu- Thoroughbred racing season. tionary, Believe You Can and Delaunay’s perfect meet Mark Valeski. counted victories in the Trained by Tom Amoss for $100,000 Thanksgiving Hand- Maggi Moss, the 6-year-old icap, $75,000 F.W. Gaudin Me- gelding is the first sprinter to morial and $150,000 Duncan F. win Horse of the Meet at Fair Kenner. Grounds since the filly Hal- His final time of 1:08.36 in lowed Dreams earned that Edwin Remsberg the Kenner was the fastest 6 honor at the 2000-’01 stand. R

Jerry Dzierwinski Amazin and her Cherokee’s Boy filly enjoy the outdoors. The Maryland Horse Breeders Association participated UMd students spent a few long nights awaiting the birth. in a celebration of Maryland wine and Maryland horse racing with a booth at the third annual Decanter festival. Presented by the Maryland Wineries Association, the After more than a week Dr. Apter sent out daily re- event attracted thousands to Pimlico April 20-21. of careful observation by ports, and brought students in students and faculty, the for foal watch duties starting Conquistador Cielo mare on the evening of April 13. Amazin produced a filly by In his report following the Cherokee’s Boy at approxi- foaling, Dr. Apter noted: “Af- mately 5:20 the morning of ter some initial slowness and a April 15 at the university’s hard job pulling the foal, all is campus farm in College Park. well and Mom and filly seem The arrival was the second at happy and content. The surro- the campus this year, follow- gate parents and the midwife ing the birth of a Friesan Fire are both tired.” colt on March 8. The broodmare program Dr. Charlie Apter, who was revitalized this past year joined the faculty of the De- by Dr. Amy Burk as part of the partment of Animal and Avi- Equine Studies Program. an Sciences in August 2012 Daylight Lassie, a daugh- and is the instructor for the ter of Seeking Daylight who The Thoroughbred Festival at Winterplace Park on equine reproduction class, produced the Friesan Fire April 6 was the first show of its kind held at the kept interested parties ap- colt – the first foal born on the Wicomico Equestrian Center in Salisbury. A member of prised of Amazin’s progress campus in 30 years – is sched- the Thoroughbred Alliance Series, the show managed by as she got closer to foaling. uled to be bred back to Friesan Tami Tritapoe drew approximately 100 entries. A portion Using a milk strip test to help Fire. Amazin has been booked of the proceeds benefitted CANTER Mid-Atlantic. determine the day of foaling, to Nicanor. R 1 the all-time win list with 6,375 the 1 ⁄16-mile test for non-win- victories. ners of a stakes. Favorite The 80-year-old credits Touch the Birds finished sec- Ben’s Cat with revitalizing his ond, with Franstein third. career. “They told me just exactly “He brought me back to how to ride her,” said Cruise. life,” said Leatherbury, who “She’s a big, good-looking, has 23 victories this year honest filly. She’ll give you ev- (through early May), just two erything she’s got. Leave her Maryland Fund Stakes Recap fewer than all of 2012. “They alone and she’ll do her thing. were about ready to plant me She knows how to win and but we have come back to life I just was the guy who was by investing some of his earn- lucky enough to be on her to- up, Penn National, Nov. 21; 2nd Laurel Dash S. 2013: 1st $75,000 Mister Diz S, ings into the claiming game.” day.” 5 fur., turf, registered Md.-breds, 3 & Daydreamin Gracie, who up, Pimlico, April 6.  has now won six of her last eight starts, completed the t’s a rare feat for a horse I Daydreamin distance in 1:46.30 and paid $7 to win a stakes race four years Gracie as the second choice. in a row. Ben’s Cat placed Shine Again Stakes Bred by Suzanne Mos- himself among the elite by 1 $50,000-guaranteed, 1 ⁄16 mi., carelli’s Country Roads Ltd., taking the Mister Diz Stakes registered Maryland-bred fillies and Daydreamin Gracie is out of for the fourth time April 6 at mares, 3 & up, non-winners of a the stakes-placed Piccolino Pimlico. sweepstakes. Pimlico, April 27. Gr./ro.m., 2008, by Domestic Dis- mare Matti’s Pic, and was Facing five other Mary- pute—Matti’s Pic, by Piccolino. Bred foaled in 2008, the year after land-breds in the 5-furlong by Country Roads Ltd.; owned by PTK her half-brother Evil Storm turf stakes worth $75,000, the LLC; trained by Dane Kobiskie. Foaled at Country Roads, Warwick, Md. won the Maryland Million King Leatherbury homebred Classic. A Maryland-bred son 3 Lifetime galloped home by an easy 1 ⁄4 starts 1st 2nd 3rd earnings of Storm Broker, Evil Storm Ben’s Cat lengths after surging to the 25 9 (1) 0 7 (1) $204,455 earned $463,034, the majority (through April 27) Mister Diz Stakes lead in midstretch. His final after being claimed from his time was a solid :57.74 while 2012: 3rd All Brandy S. 2013: 1st $75,000-guaranteed, 5 fur., turf, 1 breeder in 2005 for $16,000. $50,000 Shine Again S, 1 ⁄16 mi., reg- registered Maryland-breds, hand-ridden to the wire by Daydreamin Gracie was al- 3 & up. Pimlico, April 6. istered Md.-bred fillies and mares, 3 Julian Pimentel. The victory & up, non-winners of a sweepstakes, so claimed from the barn Su- Dk.b./br.g., 2006, by Parker’s Storm pushed his record to 20 wins Pimlico, April 27. 5 Cat—Twofox, by Thirty Eight Paces. zanne’s son Vincent Mosca from 30 starts (15 stakes wins) Bred by K.T. Leatherbury Assoc. Inc.; PTK LLC’s Daydreamin relli, being taken by Kobiskie owned by The Jim Stable; trained by for earnings of $1,402,290. for $15,000 on March 14, 2012. King T. Leatherbury. Foaled at North- Gracie swept by the paceset- view Stallion Station, Chesapeake City, “Four years in a row, that’s ter and stormed to an 8-length A winner of two races Md. quite rare,” said Leatherbury, victory in the $50,000 Shine from a dozen starts prior to Lifetime who owns, trains and bred Again Stakes at Pimlico April that race, the gray mare has starts 1st 2nd 3rd earnings Ben’s Cat. “He is amazing.” made a total of 25 starts, win- 30 20 (15) 3 (3) 1 (1) $1,402,290 27. (through April 6) Sent to post at odds of 2-5, Garry Cruise was at the ning nine, for earnings of 2010: 1st $50,000 Mister Diz S, 6 fur., Ben’s Cat broke with the lead- reins for the first time for $204,455. She is also a half-sis- turf, registered Md.-breds, 3 & up, ers, patiently sat off a two- trainer Dane Kobiskie as the ter to multiple stakes-placed Laurel, Aug. 21; $100,000 Maryland gelding Knight in Armour, an 1 horse duel, moved up and daughter of Domestic Dis- Million Turf Sprint H, 5 ⁄2 fur., turf, 3 & up, sired by eligible Md. stallions, swept by without urging and pute beat seven other Mary- earner of $244,695. 1 Laurel, Oct. 2; $50,000 Find H, 1 ⁄8 mi., spurted away. The Parker’s land-bred fillies and mares in turf, registered Md.-breds, 3 & up, Lau- Storm Cat 7-year-old paid  rel, Oct. 30; 2nd Forty Niner S. 2011: 1st $75,000 Mister Diz S, 5 fur. (off turf), $2.80 and topped a $6.80 exac- registered Md.-breds, 3 & up, April 9; ta with Night Officer, who ral- $75,000 Jim McKay Turf Sprint S (in- lied up the rail to take second cludes $25,000 Md.-bred Fund), 5 fur., turf, 3 & up, Pimlico, May 20; $200,000 over Disco Elvis. Completing Pennsylvania Governor’s Cup H, 5 the order of finish were Heros fur., turf, 3 & up, Penn National, Ju- Reward, Steady Warrior and ly 30; $350,000 Turf Monster H-G3, 5 fur., turf, 3 & up, Parx, Sept. 5; $100,000 Gottalovethedrake. 1 Maryland Million Turf Sprint H, 5 ⁄2 “He’s a remarkable horse,” fur., turf, 3 & up, sired by eligible Md. stallions, Laurel, Oct. 1; $75,000 Lau- said Pimentel. “We had a great rel Dash S (includes $25,000 Md.-bred trip. Those two horses went Fund), 6 fur. (off turf), 3 & up, Laurel, at it and I sat behind them. Oct. 29; 2nd Parx Dash H; 3rd Six Bits H. 2012: 1st $75,000 Mister Diz S, 5 When it was time, I asked him fur., turf, registered Md.-breds, 3 & up, and he took off.” Pimlico, April 7; $150,000 Parx Dash “This is our beginning race H, 5 fur., turf (ncr—:54.96), 3 & up, Parx, June 17; $350,000 Turf Monster for this season which we’ve H-G3, 5 fur., turf, 3 & up, Parx, Sept. kicked it off the last few years 3; $100,000 Maryland Million Turf 1 so we’re going to follow the Sprint H, 5 ⁄2 fur., turf, 3 & up, sired by eligible Md. stallions, Laurel, Oct. 6; same format,” added Leath-

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Perfect Officer, last turf coming in last year’s run- year’s nose victor of this race, Do you buy Southern States feed? ning of the Shakertown, in was gaining on the outside but ran out of room and took Send your “proofs of purchase” seals (including which he was fourth. bulk bin delivery tickets) for Triple Crown, Reliance third another head back. Can- The gelding found him- and Legends horse feeds to the MHBA. self in the back of the pack in uletmedowneasy was a neck The Maryland Horse Foundation will earn this year’s event, his first race behind Perfect Officer and credit and receive a contribution from Southern since last November, and was just a half-length back from States’ S.H.O.W. Program for non-profits. last of nine at the three-eighths the winner to finish fourth. pole off fractions of :21.75 and Next Question finished out Stakes-G3 last May over the For coverage of Bold Affair :44.89. He started to make his the blanket finish when a head all-weather track. His other and Eighttofasttocatch’s stakes move around the far turn and behind Canuletmedowneasy. graded stakes scores (all on wins at Pimlico, see Around the was four wide into the stretch Sent off at 8-1, Havelock re- turf) came in 2011 in Wood- Ovals on page 34; for Moonsox, before angling in, spliting ri- turned $18.60 to win. It was his bine’s Play the King Stakes-G2 see the Steeplechase Times start- vals with a furlong to run and first victory since taking Ar- and Keeneland’s Woodford ing on page 40 R getting up late along the rail to lington Park’s Hanshin Cup Stakes-G3. Federico Tesio Stakes MORE THAN A CRUISE: March 23, 8th race, $3,500. RECKLESS RUNNER: April 6, 2nd race, April 27. $25,000 Maryland Fund $1,496.25. ($12,930.75) purse premium. For 3-year-olds. Joe Bickel—MOONLIGHT GIN: April 6, 3rd race, 1 1 ⁄16 mi. 6 competed. (Closed with $1,396.50. 27 nominations.) Fifth: Hanky Bohemia Stable—HARLAN’S CROWN: April 27, Doodle, by Cherokee’s Boy. 3rd race, $1,496.25. Owner bonus: ZWP Stable Inc. Bonita Farm—YORKSHIRE LAD: April 19, 2nd and Non Stop Stable ($750). race, $1,695.75/$1,211.25. ($2,907) Bowman and Higgins Stable and Patricia L. Chap- Breeder bonuses man—CONCEALED IDENTITY: April 20, 10th James J. Allman and Virginia N. Allman—VIAN- race, $1,750. NEY LANE: April 11, 8th race, $2,693.25. Country Roads Ltd.—DAYDREAMIN GRACIE: At Last Farm LLC—IRISH EXCHANGE: April 20, April 19, 7th race, $4,488.75; April 27, 8th race, Maryland Fund Report 9th race, $3,500. $5,250. ($9,738.75) William M. Backer—GARDEN GATE: April 12, 7th Dark Hollow Farm and Herringswell Stable— EIGHTTOFASTTOCATCH: April 20, 10th race, Bonuses paid for races at Maryland tracks race, $4,189.50. Bender and Bender LLC—ACCESS TO CHAR- $10,500. March 18 to April 28, 2013. LIE: March 23, 8th race, $1,750. CLASSIC Dark Hollow Farm and Hillwood Stable LLC— WILDCAT: March 27, 2nd race, $1,695.75. DRESS UP: March 21, 7th race, $3,790.50/ INDIAN DANCE: April 18, 8th race, $4,488.75. $2,707.50. ($6,498) Conniver Stakes Primonetta Stakes March 23. Purse $100,000-guar- April 20. $25,000 Maryland Fund anteed. For 3-year-olds and purse premium. For 3-year-olds Special maiden race up, fillies and mares, registered and up, fillies and mares. 6 fur. 6 Maryland-breds. 7 fur. 5 com- competed. (Closed with 19 nomi- bonus payments peted. (Closed with 8 nomina- nations.) Winner: bold affair, $5,000 MSW PAYMENTS (March 18-April 28, 2013): tions.) Winner: Bold Affair, by Two Punch. Owner bonus: Dark Hollow Farm and Hillwood Stable LLC; Hickory Plains; Lucy C. by Two Punch. Breeder bonus: Charles Reed and Michael Zanella Kessler; Robert T. Manfuso and Katharine M. Voss; Richard Santulli. Charles Reed and Michael Zanel- ($15,000). Second: Irish Ex- MAIDEN CLAIMING PAYMENTS (March 18-April 28, 2013): la ($10,500). Stallion bonus: Two change, by Exchange Rate. Jay P. Bernardini ($2,000); Bonita Farm ($2,000); Fitzhugh LLC ($4,000); M. Punch Syndicate ($5,250). Sec- Owner bonus: Stony Brook Sta- Virginia Friedman ($3,000); Karl B. Johnson Sr. ($2,000); Lester I. Joseph ond: More Than a Cruise, by bles ($5,000). ($4,000); King Star ($4,000); Alan Kline and Dove Houghton ($4,000); Lapi- More Than Ready. Breeder bonus: dum Heights Farm ($2,000); Carlos A. Mancilla ($2,000); E. Allen Murray Henry S. Clark Stakes Jr. ($2,000); Rickman Racing LLC ($2,000); Michael and Christopher Shane, Bender and Bender LLC ($3,500). Carl Eltringham and Lawford Magruder ($2,000); Leslie E. Wilson ($4,000). Stallion bonus: None. Third: Ac- April 20. $25,000 Maryland Fund cess to Charlie, by Indian purse premium. For 3-year-olds 1 Charlie. Breeder bonus: Bender and up. 1 ⁄16 mi. (off turf). 5 com- and Bender LLC ($1,750). Stal- peted. (Closed with 30 nomina- lion bonus: None. Fourth: Citi tions.) Winner: EIGHTTOFAST- Point, by Point Given. Breeder TOCATCH, by Not For Love. Breeder loyalty bonuses bonus: Sam Huff ($1,050). Stallion Owner bonus: Sylvia E. Heft 7 bonus: None. Additional 12.5 percent bonus paid to breeders of all ($15,000). Third: Concealed maiden race winners at the Laurel Winter meet Identity, by Smarty Jones. (March 18 through April 28, 2013). Mister Diz Stakes Owner bonus: Linda S. Norwood- Gaudet and Morris Bailey Bonita Farm—YORKSHIRE LAD: April 19, 2nd race, $1,211.25. April 6. Purse $75,000-guaran- ($2,500). (Total breeder bonuses—$2,907) teed. For 3-year-olds and up, Dark Hollow Farm and Hillwood Stable LLC—DRESS UP: March registered Maryland-breds. 5 Stormy Blues Stakes 21, 7th race, $2,707.50. (Total breeder bonuses—$6,498) fur., turf. 6 competed. (Closed Dragon’s Lair Farm LLC—GATOR GOLD: April 13, 3rd race, April 20. $50,000 Maryland Fund with 14 nominations.) Winner: $1,923.75. (Total breeder bonuses—$4,617). purse premium. For 3-year-old Ben’s Cat, by Parker’s Storm Fitzhugh LLC—TURBIN: April 13, 8th race, $1,923.75. (Total breed- fillies. 5 fur. (off turf). 7 competed. Cat. Breeder bonus: K.T. Leather- er bonuses—$4,617) (Closed with 20 nominations.) No bury Assoc. Inc. ($7,875). Stallion Mr. and Mrs. John C. Friedman—TWO HEARTS IN ONE: March Maryland-breds in top six places. 20, 1st race, $1,282.50. (Total breeder bonuses—$3,078) bonus: Country Life Farm and B. William R. Harris—GRAND SAM: March 23, 1st race, $997.50. Wayne Hughes ($3,937.50). Sec- Shine Again Stakes (Total breeder bonuses—$2,394) ond: Night Officer, by Offi- Hickory Plains LLC—LIGHT MY WORLD: March 20, 4th race, cer. Breeder bonus: Fitzhugh LLC April 27. Purse $50,000-guar- $2,707.50. (Total breeder bonuses—$6,498) ($2,625). Stallion bonus: None. anteed. For 3-year-olds and Karl B. Johnson Sr.—KELA’S GAME FACE: March 29, 9th race, Third: Disco Elvis, by Disco Ri- up, fillies and mares, registered $997.50. (Total breeder bonuses—$2,394) co. Breeder bonus: Kenneth Santill Maryland-breds, non-winners Lucy M. Kessler—CHANTERELLE: April 13, 7th race, $2,850. (Total 1 ($1,312.50). Stallion bonus: Al- of a sweepstakes. 1 ⁄16 mi. 8 com- breeder bonuses—$6,840) fred and Joseph DiRico ($656.25). peted. (Closed with 13 nomina- Alan S. Kline Revocable Trust—BATTERY BACKUP: April 7, 4th Fourth: Heros Reward, by tions.) Winner: DAYDREAMIN race, $1,923.75. (Total breeder bonuses—$4,617) Partner’s Hero. Breeder bonus: GRACIE, by Domestic Dispute. Robert T. Manfuso and Katharine M. Voss—JET PACK: April 21, Gretchen B. Mobberley ($787.50). Breeder bonus: Country Roads 1st race, $1,211.25. LOTOSBLUME: March 30, 7th race, $2,707.50. Ltd. ($5,250). Stallion bonus: Do- (Total breeder bonuses—$9,405) Stallion bonus: Partner’s Hero Dr. and Mrs. Faysal Mudarris—JULIA DOMNA: April 28, 1st race, Syndicate ($393.75). mestic Dispute Syndicate ($2,625). $1,140. (Total breeder bonuses—$2,736) Second: Touch the birds, by Mr. and Mrs. E. Allen Murray Jr.—GIANT VALLEY: March 23, 9th Dahlia Stakes Dance With Ravens. Breeder bo- race, $1,140. (Total breeder bonuses—$2,736) nus: Rebecca B. Davis ($1,750). Rickman Racing LLC—OUT TO FLANK YOU: March 29, 5th race, April 6. $25,000 Maryland Fund Stallion bonus: Dance With Ra- $1,140. (Total breeder bonuses—$2,736) purse premium. For 3-year-olds vens Syndicate ($875). Third: Michael T. Shane and Christopher B. Shane—STRONG INDIAN: and up, fillies and mares. 1 mi., Franstein, by Cherokee’s April 12, 1st race, $1,140. (Total breeder bonuses—$2,736) turf. 9 competed. (Closed with 22 Boy. Breeder bonus: Lucy Kessler Sycamore Hall Thoroughbreds LLC—WALLY DID IT: April 21, 3rd nominations.) Third: Charged ($875). Stallion bonus: ZWP Stable race, $2,850. (Total breeder bonuses—$6,840) Cotton, by Dehere. Owner bo- ($437.50). Fourth: Cross Moun- Thornmar Farm LLC—GIRL WONDER: April 11, 5th race, nus: Sagamore Farm ($2,500). tain, by Rock Slide. Breeder $1,923.75. (Total breeder bonuses—$4,617) Fifth: GRANT PARK, by Action bonus: Mr. and Mrs. John C. Leslie Elizabeth Wilson—MONTANA STORM: April 25, 6th race, $1,923.75. (Total breeder bonuses—$4,617) This Day. Owner bonus: Ann W. Friedman ($525). Stallion bonus: Merryman ($750). Shamrock Farms ($262.50). Maryland’s top 20 earners in 2013 Maryland’s leading sires (through May 4) Supplied by The Jockey Club Information Services (TJCIS), 1. Delaunay...... $399,031 11. Bullet Catcher. . . . $64,710 these statistics were compiled on May 4. Lifetime earnings for stallions with at least one starter in 2013. † denotes freshman sire. 2. Bold Affair...... 195,000 12. Havelock...... 64,023 3. Walkwithapurpose . .190,000 13. Pass You Bye Bye. . . 63,580 Earnings in 2013 4. Barbecue Eddie. . . .170,000 14. Take Down Two. . . .56,000 Strs Starts Wnrs Wins Earnings 5. Broad Rule...... 143,500 15. Daydreamin Gracie. . 55,650 Orientate...... 119 402 32 38 $1,043,567 6. Irish Exchange . . . .116,780 16. Change of Command . 54,050 Dance With Ravens. . 71 244 21 25 695,382 7. Concealed Identity. . .94,700 17. Nastar Medallist. . . .51,880 Not For Love. . . . . 85 252 24 28 685,008 Outflanker...... 38 147 15 23 654,476 8. Eighttofasttocatch . . .85,000 18. Perilous Indian. . . . 49,440 Two Punch . . . . . 42 134 16 20 640,318 9. Arrogant Officer. . . .74,500 19. Locche ...... 48,420 Lion Hearted. . . . . 64 204 23 27 496,134 10. Shotgun City. . . . . 65,202 20. Great Vintage. . . . .48,200 Great Notion. . . . . 28 86 11 16 482,360 Louis Quatorze. . . . 45 175 17 27 455,649 Rock Slide...... 43 149 13 16 412,138 Rosalee C. Davison Revocable Trust—NASTAR Rickman Racing LLC—OUT TO FLANK YOU: MEDALLIST: April 28, 7th race, $4,189.50. March 29, 5th race, $1,596/$1,140. ($2,736) Gators N Bears. . . . 35 118 11 13 318,674 Rebecca B. Davis—TOUCH THE BIRDS: April 27, Sagamore Farm, LLC—CHARGED COTTON: 8th race, $1,750. April 6, 9th race, $1,750. LOCCHE: April 12, Earnings lifetime Donald K. Dean—MARVELOUS CHESTER: 5th race, $3,291.75. ($5,041.75) Strs Starts Wnrs Wins Earnings March 22, 7th race, $1,496.25; April 18, 5th Kenneth Santill—DISCO ELVIS: April 6, 7th race, race, $2,693.25. ($4,189.50) $1,312.50. Not For Love. . . . . 690 14,892 561 2,284 $62,647,203 Dragon’s Lair Farm LLC—ARCTIC RAVEN: April See You Stable—SEEYOUINTHECITY: April 7, Allen’s Prospect. . . 931 23,366 773 3,389 54,790,000 5, 1st race, $1,496.25. GATOR GOLD: April 13, 3rd race, $1,496.25. Two Punch . . . . . 896 17,157 696 2,586 52,299,968 3rd race, $2,693.25/$1,923.75. ($6,113.25) Michael T. Shane and Christopher B. Shane— Polish Numbers. . . 443 9,358 366 1,377 33,280,235 Mrs. Janon Fisher III—WIRE FUNDS: April 19, STRONG INDIAN: April 12, 1st race, $1,596/ 3rd race, $2,693.25. $1,140. ($2,736) Orientate...... 493 7,939 379 1,233 31,662,547 Fitzhugh LLC—BROAD RULE: April 18, 4th Summer Wind Bloodstock and Wilbur D. and Joan Louis Quatorze. . . . 582 11,246 425 1,493 30,160,710 race, $4,987.50. NIGHT OFFICER: April 6, 7th Everett—SMILEFORTHECAMERA: March 29, Waquoit...... 485 11,484 369 1,531 26,878,322 race, $2,625. PERILOUS INDIAN: April 6, 8th 4th race, $2,294.25. Outflanker...... 369 7,860 286 1,160 23,818,757 race, $4,189.50. TURBIN: April 13, 8th race, Sycamore Hall Thoroughbreds LLC—WALLY DID Eastern Echo. . . . . 424 8,788 294 1,141 22,737,790 $2,693.25/$1,923.75. ($16,419) IT: April 21, 3rd race, $3,990/$2,850. ($6,840) Lion Hearted. . . . . 395 6,873 303 987 21,972,687 Mr. and Mrs. John C. Friedman—CROSS MOUN- Sally Thomas and Ferris Allen—NO SATIS AC- TAIN: April 27, 8th race, $525. TWO HEARTS IN TION: April 11, 3rd race, $2,194.50. ONE: March 20, 1st race, $1,795.50/$1,282.50. Thornmar Farm LLC—BETRAYED: April 27, ($3,603) 2nd race, $1,496.25. BULLET CATCHER: Carlos A. Mancilla—GRAND SAM: March 23, 1st FANTASTICAT (Battery Backup: April 7, 4th race, William R. Harris—GRAND SAM: March 23, 1st March 22, 8th race, $3,990; April 26, 5th race, race, $1,396.50. $1,346.63. Julia Domna: April 28, 1st race, race, $1,396.50/$997.50. ($2,394) 8 $2,394. GIRL WONDER: April 11, 5th race, Robert T. Manfuso and Katharine M. Voss—LO- $798): Fantasticat Syndicate—$2,144.63. Hickory Plains LLC—LIGHT MY WORLD: March $2,693.25/$1,923.75. PAY THE LADY: April 26, TOSBLUME: March 30, 7th race, $3,790.50. GATORS N BEARS (Change of Command: April 14, 20, 4th race, $3,790.50/$2,707.50. ($6,498) 3rd race, $1,695.75. VIDEO STORM: March 30, Thomas J. McDermott—HESAGOLDMINE: April 7th race, $2,244.38. Gator Gold: April 13, 3rd Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Holt and Mr. and Mrs. Mark 4th race, $2,094.75. ($16,287.75) 18, 7th race, $4,488.75. race, $1,346.63): Gators N Bears Syndicate— Vogel—MONSTER SLEEPING: April 20, 3rd Susan H. Wantz—LOST YER NUMBER: April 5, Morris Stable LLC—CHANGE OF COMMAND: $3,591.01. race, $3,291.75. 5th race, $1,795.50. April 14, 7th race, $4,488.75. Sam Huff—CITI POINT: March 23, 8th race, GO FOR GIN (Moonlight Gin: April 6, 3rd race, Leslie Elizabeth Wilson—MONTANA STORM: E. Allen Murray Jr.—GIANT VALLEY: March 23, $1,050. $698.25): Bonita Farm and Joe Cornacchia. April 25, 6th race, $2,693.25/$1,923.75. ($4,617) 9th race, $1,596. Karl B. Johnson Sr.—KELA’S GAME FACE: March LOVE OF MONEY (Wire Funds: April 19, 3rd race, 29, 9th race, $1,396.50/$997.50. ($2,394) Owner bonuses No Guts No Glory Stable—BULLET CATCHER: $1,346.63): Love of Money Syndicate. March 22, 8th race, $3,990. MEDALLIST (Girl Wonder: April 11, 5th race, Lucy M. Kessler—CHANTERELLE: April 13, 7th Howard M. Bender—INDIAN DANCE: April 18, Ray M. Pennington III—GARDEN GATE: April 12, $1,346.63. Nastar Medallist: April 28, 7th race, race, $3,990/$2,850. FRANSTEIN: April 27, 8th 8th race, $4,488.75. race, $875. ($7,715) 7th race, $4,189.50. $2,094.75): Medallist Syndicate—$3,441.38. Jay P. Bernardini—JET PACK: April 21, 1st race, PTB Enterprise—NASTAR MEDALLIST: April 28, Alan S. Kline Revocable Trust—BATTERY BACK- $1,695.75. NO ARMISTICE (No Conflict: March 22, 2nd race, UP: April 7, 4th race, $2,693.25/$1,923.75. 7th race, $4,189.50. $648.38): Country Life Farm and B. Wayne Bonita Farm—YORKSHIRE LAD: April 19, 2nd ($4,617) PTK LLC—DAYDREAMIN GRACIE: April 19, 7th Hughes. race, $1,695.75. K.T. Leatherbury Assoc. Inc.—BEN’S CAT: April 6, race, $4,488.75. Dark Hollow Farm and Hillwood Stable LLC— NOT FOR LOVE (Dress Up: March 21, 7th race, 7th race, $7,875. Charles J. Reed—MONSTER SLEEPING: April DRESS UP: March 21, 7th race, $3,790.50. $1,895.25. Eighttofasttocatch: April 20, 10th Dr. Fred T. Lewis—CELTIC KATIE: March 27, 7th 20, 3rd race, $3,291.75. Fitzhugh LLC—BROAD RULE: April 18, 4th race, race, $5,250. Pay the Lady: April 26, 3rd race, race, $3,990. Rickman Racing LLC—OUT TO FLANK YOU: $4,987.50. PERILOUS INDIAN: April 6, 8th $847.88): Not For Love Syndicate—$7,993.13. Deborah Lusby-Teague—SCIPABEAT: April 19, March 29, 5th race, $1,596. race, $4,189.50. TURBIN: April 13, 8th race, ORATORY (Monster Sleeping: April 20, 3rd race, 4th race, $1,496.25. Richard Santulli—WALLY DID IT: April 21, 3rd $1,645.88): Country Life Farm and Darley. $2,693.25. ($11,870.25) race, $3,990. Robert T. Manfuso and Katharine M. Voss—JET OUTFLANKER (Leadhills: April 12, 3rd race, M. Virginia Friedman—TWO HEARTS IN ONE: M. Shane, C. Shane, C. Eltringham and L. Magruder PACK: April 21, 1st race, $1,695.75/$1,211.25. $1,097.25. Out to Flank You: March 29, 5th March 20, 1st race, $1,795.50. —STRONG INDIAN: April 12, 1st race, $1,596. LOTOSBLUME: March 30, 7th race, $3,790.50/ race, $798. Two Hearts in One: March 20, 1st Hickory Plains LLC—LIGHT MY WORLD: March Leslie Elizabeth Wilson—MONTANA STORM: $2,707.50; April 28, 8th race, $2,992.50. race, $897.75): Outflanker Syndicate—$2,793. ($12,397.50) 20, 4th race, $3,790.50. April 25, 6th race, $2,693.25. PARKER’S STORM CAT (Ben’s Cat: April 6, 7th Mrs. J.W.Y. Martin Jr.—BOWMAN’S BOY: April Gail T. Jansen—LOCCHE: April 12, 5th race, $3,291.75. Stallion bonuses race, $3,937.50): Country Life Farm and B. 25, 5th race, $3,291.75. LEADHILLS: April 12, Wayne Hughes. 3rd race, $2,194.50. ($5,486.25) Karl B. Johnson Sr.—KELA’S GAME FACE: March BOWMAN’S BAND (Bowman’s Boy: April 25, 5th PARTNER’S HERO (Heros Reward: April 6, 7th Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. McDermott—HESA- 29, 9th race, $1,396.50. race, $1,645.88): Maryland Stallion Station and race, $393.75. Vianney Lane: April 11, 8th GOLDMINE: April 18, 7th race, $4,488.75. Lester I. Joseph—GATOR GOLD: April 13, 3rd Martin Schwartz. race, $1,346.63): Partner’s Hero Syndicate— Gretchen B. Mobberley—HEROS REWARD: April race, $2,693.25. CHEROKEE’S BOY (Franstein: April 27, 8th race, $1,740.38. 6, 7th race, $787.50. NO CONFLICT: March 22, Lucy C. Kessler—CHANTERELLE: April 13, 7th $437.50): ZWP Stable. 2nd race, $1,296.75. ($2,084.25) race, $3,990. DANCE WITH RAVENS (Arctic Raven: April 5, 1st ROCK SLIDE (Cross Mountain: April 27, 8th race, Wayne and Juanita Morris—CHANGE OF COM- King Star—GIRL WONDER: April 11, 5th race, race, $748.13. Touch the Birds: April 27, 8th $262.50. Strong Indian: April 12, 1st race, MAND: April 14, 7th race, $4,488.75. COUNT ON $2,693.25. race, $875): Dance With Ravens Syndicate— $798): Shamrock Farms—$1,060.50. HOPE: March 23, 4th race, $1,496.25. ($5,985) Alan Kline and Dove Houghton—BATTERY $1,623.13. SCIPION (Scipabeat: April 19, 4th race, $748.13): Dr. and Mrs. Faysal Mudarris—JULIA DOMNA: BACKUP: April 7, 4th race, $2,693.25. DEPUTY STORM (Video Storm: March 30, 4th Scipion Syndicate. April 28, 1st race, $1,596/$1,140. ($2,736) Lapidum Heights Farm—JULIA DOMNA: April race, $1,047.38): Deputy Storm Syndicate. ST AVERIL (Yorkshire Lad: April 19, 2nd race, Mr. and Mrs. E. Allen Murray Jr.—GIANT VALLEY: 28, 1st race, $1,596. DISCO RICO (Disco Elvis: April 6, 7th race, $847.88): Maryland Stallion Station and Brad- March 23, 9th race, $1,596/$1,140. ($2,736) Mark B. Lapidus LLC—BOWMAN’S BOY: April $656.25): Alfred and Joseph DiRico. ley Thoroughbreds. Charles Reed and Michael Zanella—BOLD AF- 25, 5th race, $3,291.75. DOMESTIC DISPUTE (Daydreamin Gracie: April TWO PUNCH (Bold Affair: March 23, 8th race, FAIR: March 23, 8th race, $10,500; April 20, Lewis Family Racing Stable—CELTIC KATIE: 19, 7th race, $2,244.38; April 27, 8th race, $2,625): $5,250; April 20, 9th race, $5,250): Two Punch 9th race, $10,500. ($21,000) March 27, 7th race, $3,990. Domestic Dispute Syndicate—$4,869.38. Syndicate—$10,500.