Horse July 2014 Official publication of the Maryland Horse Breeders Association; Vol. 79, No. 7

MHBA elects new board members

Maryland Horse Breeders Association Inc. 30 East Padonia Road The Maryland Horse ter a sense of cooperation be- Timonium, MD 21093 Breeders Association member- tween the MHBA and MTHA P.O. Box 427 ship selected two new mem- to work for the greater good of Timonium, MD 21094 bers and three incumbents to the industry.” 410-252-2100 Fax 410-560-0503 the Board of Directors, as an- Boniface, an MHBA director www.marylandthoroughbred.com nounced at the annual general from 1999 to 2001, is a licensed membership meeting at his- trainer and partner in the own­ BOARD OF DIRECTORS Joseph P. Pons Jr. toric Belair Mansion in Bowie ership of the family’s Bonita President May 21. Farm in Darlington (Harford Donald H. Barr Dictated by MHBA bylaws, County), where he grew up, 1 Vice-president the annual election fills five has lived and worked his en- John C. Davison open seats on the board. Those tire career. The Boniface family Secretary-treasurer elected this year will serve for owns more than a dozen Cricket Goodall the next three years. Lawrence broodmares and has 20 horses Executive director “Larry” Murray and John W. of racing age, and stands two Richard F. Blue Jr., John W. Boniface Jr. join incumbents stallions at Bonita, including Boniface Jr., R. Thomas Donald H. Barr, Michael J. multiple graded stakes winner Bowman*, Rebecca B. Davis, Harrison DVM and R. Larry Etched, whose first foals are David DiPietro, Michael J. Johnson. Murray was elected yearlings this year. Harrison, R. Larry Johnson, for the first time. Boniface, a previous chair- Edwin W. Merryman, Wayne L. Morris*, Suzanne Longtime general manag- man of the MHBA Yearling Moscarelli, Tom Mullikin, er of Glade Valley Farms in Show committee, would like Lawrence Murray, William S. Walkersville (Frederick Coun- to “help make Maryland the Reightler Jr., Robert B. White ty), Murray has been the pri- leader in the Mid-Atlantic area *president appointed vate trainer for Howard Bend- again. It was once before, and I er and his late wife Sondra for think it can be again.” Directors Emeritus Larry Murray (top) and John (served 18 years) more than 25 years. The MHBA vice-president Boniface have been newly- J. William Boniface, R. Among the dozens of Bend- for the past two years, Barr Thomas Bowman, King er homebreds born and raised has been a member of the elected to the MHBA board. T. Leatherbury, Donald P. at Glade Valley and trained board since 2009, noting “I Litz Jr., Robert T. Manfuso, by Murray are 11-time stakes am very proud of serving on and Merengue. He also sits Ann Merryman, Michael winner and Maryland-bred the MHBA board, and of the on the board of the Maryland Pons, Katharine M. Voss champion La Reine’s Terms, accomplishments we have Horsemen’s Assistance Fund Advisory Council who stands at stud at the made,” with a goal “to contin- and is an MTHA member. (past MHBA presidents) farm, and graded stakes win- ue making improvements to Harrison, a practicing J. William Boniface, William K. ners Promenade Girl, London the Maryland-bred program.” equine veterinarian for more Boniface, Frank A. Bonsal, Lane, Foufa’s Warrior and A resident of New Market than 30 years, owns and oper- R. Thomas Bowman, William Green Darlin. (Frederick County), Barr has ates Willowdale Farm in But- G. Christmas, Hal C.B. Clagett Murray has had a presence had a long career as a trainer at ler ( County), which III, Kimball C. Firestone, King on the Maryland Thorough- Maryland tracks, conditioning has been in his family since T. Leatherbury, Dr. Robert bred Horsemen’s Association the likes of graded stakes win- 1962. Leonard, J.W.Y. Martin Jr., Michael Pons, James B. Steele board of directors since 2002, ners Ravala, Who Wouldn’t, A presidential appointee to Jr., Katharine M. Voss and among his goals is “to fos- Purple Passion, G. O’Keefe the MHBA board of directors Following the meeting at Belair Mansion in Bowie, attendees enjoyed a tour of the historic Belair Stable Museum, learning its history from Pam Williams (above, center).

in 2009 and 2010, he was first First elected to the MHBA elected to the board in 2011 board in 2011, Johnson is set and is an MTHA member. to start his second three-year Crediting the upswing in the term. The Virginia resident racing and breeding industry has had a long history of in the state “to our legislators, breeding horses in Maryland, the hard work of many, and and stands Street Magician

an enlightened, proactive rac- and Despite the Odds at Her- Anne Litz (3) ing commission,” Harrison’s itage Stallions in Chesapeake goals are to continue “to work City. A CPA and forensic ac- Dresher Jr. were ineligible to Davis, John C. Davison, David with fellow board members countant, Johnson is also on stand for reelection because DiPietro, Edwin W. Merry­ and existing related organi- the board of directors of the of having served six consecu- man, Suzanne Moscarelli, zations to revitalize public MTHA and Maryland Million. tive years as members of the Tom Mullikin, Joseph P. Pons 2 interest, support and involve- Of the five directors whose MHBA Board. Those whose Jr., William S. Reightler Jr. and ment in Maryland racing and terms expired in 2014, Milton terms have not expired are Robert B. White. R breeding.” P. Higgins III and James T. Richard F. Blue Jr., Rebecca B.

Maryland-bred Stakes Winners

lifetime earnings to $985,491. Delaunay gets back Delaunay’s breeder, Robert to winning ways Meyerhoff (Fitzhugh Farm), in Grade 3 Aristides is represented by five Mary- Maggi Moss’ 7-year-old land-bred millionaires – Con- gelding Delaunay took the cern, Broad Brush, Richard’s lead on the far turn and wid- Kid, Include and Valley ened the margin in the stretch Crossing – all ranked among to win the 26th running of the the top-10 state-bred earners

$112,900 Aristides Stakes-G3 of all-time. Downs/Reed Palmer Photography Churchill 1 at Churchill Downs by 3 ⁄2 Delaunay recorded his lengths over 2013 race win- second stakes win of the year, on Derby day. He Trained by Tom Amoss, ner Scatman. but came into the Aristides looked to rebound in the the son of Eclipse Award-win- It was Delaunay’s ninth off a subpar fifth while at- Aristides, and with Rosie ning sprinter Smoke Glacken career stakes win, and 16th tempting a repeat in the Napravnik up, bettors made covered 6 furlongs on a fast win overall, and pushed his Churchill Downs Stakes-G2 him the 7-10 favorite. main track in 1:09.59. R ­— Notes from the President — The Old Woodward Farm

By Josh Pons

Four days after the 139th resided in a small red brick , the Mary- barn, a solitary structure still land Horse Breeders Associa- extant on the path from the tion hosted its annual general mansion to the main redstone membership meeting. Found- courtyard barn at Belair. Rac- ed in 1929, the MHBA is 85 ing for Woodward’s son, Wil- years old. Its bylaws require liam Jr., Nashua could not such an open meeting, which best Swaps in the Derby, but has, on occasion, been a dully won the Preakness and Bel- attended auditorium affair. mont. Two-thirds of the Triple This year, however, the Crown earned him 1955 Horse magnetic history of the Be- of the Year honors. lair Mansion and Stable in Under cloudy circum­ Bowie – the “old Woodward stances, the younger Wood- farm” – attracted an overflow ward was shot and killed by crowd of MHBA members. his wife in October 1955. Heartened by progress among Nashua, the pride of Belair industry factions, the mem- Stable, was sold to a syndicate bers listened appreciatively headed by Leslie Combs II, of to guest speaker Senate Presi- Spendthrift Farm in Kentucky, dent Mike Miller. Belair Mansion and Stable Museum sit for $1,251,250, the highest “It took a long time to get in the midst of a huge development. price ever paid for a horse at this business rolling again,” he (2) Rohrer 3 auction, by public or by sealed stressed. “We all need to keep bid. working together. And what thereafter, Belair was man- Woodward launched an inter- better place than Belair to re- aged by Benjamin’s uncle, national racing and breeding Belair’s days were num- call Maryland’s great history Colonel Benjamin Tasker Jr., dynasty from the tiny town of bered: 2,226 acres so close of breeding and racing.” famous for importing Selima, Bowie. to the nation’s capital lured Sen. Miller holds in high undefeated on the racecourse, It was Woodward’s prac- speculators. The estate, the regard the book Blooded Horses incomparable as a broodmare, tice to ship his weanlings by mansion, 22 residences, 20 of Colonial Days, published by known as the Queen of the train from Claiborne Farm in barns, a five-acre pond, and 30 author Frances Barnum Cul- Turf in Colonial America. Kentucky to the sidings of the wells, were sold for $1,750,000 ver in Baltimore in 1922. Be- The Civil War spelled the Pennsylvania Railroad Depot to William Levitt in 1957. Lo- lair Stud is well-chronicled in end of many a plantation. in Bowie, from where they cal preservationists prevented the book. Yet Belair’s fall from Without slave labor, Belair famously paraded through the demolition of the mansion, famous farm to Levit­town was unworkable. It foundered town to the Belair Stable. the main stable, and Nashua’s development over a span of under the weight of its mort- Gallant Fox, born at Clai- little barn. The main stable months in the 1950s illustrates gage, endured a succession of borne and raised at Belair, was protected on the National the impermanence of even the indifferent owners, until 1898, learned to ship well. He won Register of Historic Places in grandest of farms. when James T. Woodward, the 1930 Preakness Stakes on 1973, followed by the mansion Once a 3,600-acre estate, born in Gambrills, Md., but Friday, May 9, then the Ken- in 1977. Belair was the cradle of horse of late, president of Hanover tucky Derby on Saturday, May And so it came to pass, that breeding in America. The farm Bank in New York City, ac- 17, then the Belmont Stakes on May 21, 2014, four score was owned by Colonial gover- quired the neglected property. three weeks later. His first Marylanders stood on the his- nor Samuel Ogle, who in 1747 He immediately set about re- crop of foals, born in 1932, in- toric Belair grounds and lis- imported the stallion Spark storing it. cluded Belair-raised Omaha, tened to history’s narrative. and the foundation mare His nephew, William who in 1935 became the only Gallant Fox and son Omaha Queen Mab from the Royal Woodward­ Sr., inherited Be- Triple Crown winner sired by had set forth from here to win Stud in England. Belair as- lair in 1910. He bought three a Triple Crown winner. the Triple Crown. On our cended to the forefront of mares for $100 each from the Woodward died in Septem­ minds was this year’s Derby American Thoroughbred broodmare band developed ber 1953. Among the Belair and Preakness winner, a horse breeding. by the late Gov. Oden Bow- yearlings he left behind was with deep Maryland roots in Ogle died in 1752, when ie. Woodward also bought a the bay *Nasrullah colt Nash- his pedigree, with just one his son, heir, and future Mary- stallion named Capt. Hancock ua. According to Pam Wil- more river to cross to secure land governor, Benjamin, was for $60. Outfitted with $360 in liams, manager of historic racing’s rarest jewel: The Tri- only 3 years old. So for a time local Maryland bloodstock, properties for Bowie, Nashua ple Crown. R Maryland Foal Report Send 2014 foal reports and photographs of 2014 foals via email to [email protected] for inclusion on the MHBA website and The Maryland Horse newsletter. Submissions may also be made at at marylandthoroughbred.com/breeders/md_foals or by down- loading forms from that page and faxing to (410) 560-0503.

ANOFFICERANDALADY, by BEAUTIFUL LU, by Gone West, Officer, b.f., May 5, by First De- b.c., March 23, by Orientate. fence. Thornmar and Colleen Marathon Farms. Mare to Ox- Torsney. bow. ARUBAN SANDWICH, by Al- BOLD AFFAIR, by Two Punch, phabet Soup, ch.c., March 14, b.f., April 22, by Ghostzapper. by English Channel. Howard Charles J. Reed and Michael M. Bender. Mare to Cape Blan- Zanella. Mare to Macho Uno. co (Ire). BABY LEXI, by Storm Boot, b.c., BOSSY MO, by Bwana Charlie, April 1, by Gandhi. Sterling ch.c., April 22, by Wiseman’s Farm WV LLC. Mare to Gand- Ferry. Ricardo Murillo. hi. BUSHEL AND A PECK, by Nu- BANG AWAY, by Sky Mesa, gr./ merous, b.c., April 24, by Re- ro.c., April 17, by Hansen. deemed. Thornmar. Mare to Thornmar. Mare to Data Link. Redeemed.

4 Worth the wait: Chip Reed and Mike Zanella’s three- time Maryland-bred champion Bold Affair produced her first foal, a filly by Ghostzapper, April 22 at Green Willow Farms in Westminster. Named Ghost Affair, the baby took her time arriving, nearly a month past the due date.

CARSON CITY SECRET, by Car- Equistock Inc.. Mare to Balti- son City, ch.f., March 3, by Ma- more Bob. Christie Steele jesticperfection. Howard M. EXPECTED PLEASURES, by Al- Petionville filly out of stakes Bender. Mare to Stay Thirsty. len’s Prospect, b.f., April 6, by Lycia A. Williams Lycia producer Hannerly (by CATTY LADY, by Bluegrass Cat, Baltimore Bob. Robert Ger- Filly by Orientate out of Dancing Count) was born in b.f., March 14, by Archarch­ ­ czak. Mare to Baltimore Bob. Beautiful Lu is from the April at Shamrock Farm. arch. Alan S. Kline and Dove FITTINGLY SMART, by Smart family of Ghostzapper. Houghton. Mare to Dialed In. Strike, b.f., March 28, by Jump CHARISMATIC NURSE, by Start. Mrs. Frank P. Wright. Charismatic, dk.b./br.f., Feb- Mare to Hunters Bay. ruary 15, by Colonel John. Al- FLEET AND FANCY, by Touch an S. Kline. Mare to Graydar. Gold, b.c., February 25, by Not CHEROKEE RIBBON, by Chero- For Love. Glade Valley Farms kee Run, b.c., April 30, by Re- Inc. Mare to Zensational. deemed. Thornmar. DASHIN’ IDEA, by Congaree, FORESTIER, by Forestry, b.f., b.f., May 12, by Hunt Cross- April 12, by Blame. Alan S. ing. Robert Vukelic. Kline. Mare to Pioneerof the Nile. DELIVER THE ROSES, by Same Day Delivery, dk.b./br.c., FRAN’S SECRETARY, by Clever Lycia A. Williams Lycia April 25, by Greek Sun. David Secret, ch.c., April 2, by Admi- Super Saver is the sire of Hartman. ral Alex. George Swope. Mare Maryland Million Turf DESIDERATA, by During, b.f., to M Eighty. Sprint winner Kosmo’s April 19, by Caleb’s Posse. GENTLE FLOW, by Gentlemen Buddy’s 2014 colt. Thornmar. Mare to E Dubai. (Arg), b.f., February 24, by Re- DISTANT STAR, by A.P. Indy, b.c., deemed. Morgan’s Ford Farm. April 23, by Archarcharch. Mare to Redeemed Louis Carrico’s Archarcharch Louis Carrico. GIMME THE GOLD, by Touch filly out of the A.P. Indy DIXIE SHEIKH, by Dixie Union, Gold, ch.c., April 16, by Wil- mare Distant Star already dk.b./br.f., May 22, by Dialed burn. Michael Horning and

Sallyellen Hurst displays a bit of an attitude. In. Alan S. Kline and American Debbie Horning. Buy a brick to support new arena

After many years of try- challenged the agriculture/ ing to build a facility for area horse industry to come up riding groups, the Baltimore with an additional $500,000 County Indoor Agricultural from private sources to devel-

Veronica & Andrea Giron Andrea & Veronica Arena is set to be constructed op the arena as envisioned in Gandhi—Spaghetti Western Dance With Ravens filly is at the Maryland Agricultural the master plan. filly bred by Sterling Farm. Show Your Shoes’ first foal. Resource Council’s Ag Center To assist with fundraising, in Cockeysville. bricks are being sold. They are GOLDEN DREAMS, by Touch PROM TIME, by Tale of the Cat, The arena will provide a a great way to remember your Gold, b.c., March 5, by Roman b.c., March 15, by Petionville. covered space available year- farm, horse, a loved one and Ruler. Dr. and Mrs. Bruce C. Howard M. Bender. Mare to round for farm, equine orga- support this project. The bricks Wells. Mare to Tapizar. Not For Love. nizations, and the industries will be installed as part of the HANNERLY, by Dancing Count, PROMENADE LANE, by Wood- ch.f., April 2, by Petionville. man, ch.c., May 14, by Nica- that serve them. Farmer’s Walk leading up to James B. Steele Jr. Mare to Bal- nor. Timothy J. Rooney. Mare Baltimore County has an- the arena. For more info, go to timore Bob. to Outflanker. nounced the availability of $1 http://www.maryland­agri HOLY ROLLER, by Pulpit, gr./ REECE LAND, by Deputy Com- million for the arena, and has culture.org/buy-a-brick. R ro.f., April 11, by Paddy O’Pra- mander, b.c., April 5, by Gand- do. Louis Carrico. hi. Sterling Farm WV LLC. HOPE BAY, by Smart Strike, ch.c., Mare to Gandhi. April 16, by Afleet Alex. How- RIVER CRUISE, by Not For ard M. Bender. Mare to Old Love, b.c., March 17, by Qual- Third Maryland Fashioned. ity Road. Howard M. Bender. IN THE GREEN, by Mt. Liver- Mare to First Samurai. more, ch.c., May 14, by Even SAARLEY SOLUTION, by Saar- Horse Forum the Score. Howard M. Bender. land, b.f., March 6, by Astrol- JAZEMA’S GINGER, by Go for ogy. Alan S. Kline. Mare to set for August 7 Gin, dk.b./br.f., March 23, by Astrology. Lion Hearted. Alberts Racing SALTSTER, by Salt Lake, b.c., LLC. Mare to Outflanker. April 4, by Roman Ruler. A trio of nationally- equine community to discuss JULIA, by Eastern Echo, b.c., May Thorn­mar. Mare to Old Fash- known speakers, breakout major industry issues. 8, by Rock Slide. Shamrock ioned. sessions concerning industry The theme this year is 5 Farm. Mare to Nicanor. SASSY SPLASH, by Sunny issues, and the presentation of “Celebrating­­ Our Successes, KOSMO’S BUDDY, by Outflank- Splash, gr./ro.c., May 17, by several awards are among the Planning for the Future.” Top- er, dk.b./br.c., April 2, by Su- Rule. Louis Carrico. highlights of the 2014 Mary- ics include marketing and pro- per Saver. Angie Moore. Mare SHE SHINES, by Polish Numbers, to Paynter. ch.f., March 29, by E Dubai. land Horse Forum Thursday, moting the industry; business LAURIE’S CHOICE, by Congrats, Mrs. Frank P. Wright. Mare to Aug. 7, at the Prince George’s and regulatory issues; land, b.c., May 7, by Medallist. Dou- Etched. Equestrian Center in Upper greenways and going green; ble N.K. Partnership and Den- SHIRAZI, by Stephen Got Even, Marlboro. and managing the Maryland nis Jankiewicz. Mare to Out- b.f., April 10, by Nicanor. Tim- Co-sponsored by the Mary- horse population. flanker. othy J. Rooney. Mare to High land Horse Industry Board Admission is free and open LETMEASKUAQUESTION, by Cotton. Outflanker, b.f., May 14, by SHOW YOUR SHOES, by Fair- and Maryland Horse Council, to all members of the Mary- Rock Slide. Shamrock Farm. banks, b.f., March 16, by Dance the forum has been held at land equine community. Ad- Mare to Baltimore Bob. With Ravens. Alavicki Farm five-year intervals since 2004 vance registration is required. LEXINGTON GIRL, by Storm and Clayton and Vicki Childs. and brings together approx- To register and learn more, vis- Cat, b.f., April 2, by Friesan SIMPLE SONGS, by Bowman’s imately 300 industry lead- it http://mdhorseforum2014. Fire. Marathon Farms. Mare to Band, dk.b./br.f., April 24, by ers from all segments of the eventbrite.com/. R Curlin. Orientate. Dr. and Mrs. Bruce LIB, by Unbridled, ch.f., April 12, C. Wells. Mare to Fusaichi Peg- by Super Saver. Alan S. Kline. asus. Mare to Astrology. SINGING SWORD, by Allen’s SWEAR TO IT, by Swear by Dix- Pure Prize. Howard M. Bend- LORI Z’S PUNCH, by Two Punch, Prospect, ch.c., February 23, ie, b.c., April 22, by Rock Slide. er. Mare to Successful Appeal. b.c., February 24, by Majestic by Smarty Jones. Dr. and Mrs Cornelia S. Gibson and Sham- WEE IRISH MAID, by Bowman’s Warrior. Charles J. Reed and Bruce C. Wells, Susan E. Bare rock Farm. Band, b.f., March 3, by Great Michael Zanella. Mare to Big and Jean Walter. Mare to Great TACTICAL FORTUNE, by Tacti- Notion. Mrs. Frank P. Wright. Brown. Notion. cal Cat, b.c., March 19, by Re- Mare to Orientate. MEDIA ACCESS, by Devil’s Bag, SKY CAN FLY, by Peace Rules, deemed. Morgan’s Ford Farm. b.c., April 16, by Lemon Drop ch.c., May 6, by Cat Thief. Joe Mare to Redeemed. WORTON POINT, by Carnivalay, Kid. Howard M. Bender. Mare and Tracy Meyer. Mare to Out- THE GREAT TYLER, by Do- b.f., April 14, by Friesan Fire. to Curlin. flanker. neraile Court, ch.c., May 13, by Henry S. Clark III. MODEL FIGURE, by Distant SMART POLICY, by Smart Strike, Nicanor. Timothy J. Rooney. X TRA BRASSY, by Pana Brass, View, ch.c., March 24, by City b.c., April 10, by Nicanor. Tim- Mare to Nicanor. ch.f., April 25, by Wiseman’s Zip. Timothy Rooney. Mare to othy J. Rooney. Mare to Out- THIEF IN STYLE, by Cat Thief, Ferry. Louis Carrico. Mare to City Zip. flanker. ch.c., May 4, by Friesan Fire. Wiseman’s Ferry. POLYANTHA, by Charismatic, SURGING STORM, by Storm La Bella Vita Farm. Mare to b.c., May 6, by Orientate. Mr. Creek, dk.b./br.c., May 12, by Outflanker. YANKEE MAID, by Miswaki, b.c., and Mrs. Frank P. Wright. Bodemeister. Alan S. Kline. TODAY’S TREASURE, by Mine- May 8, by Lion Hearted. Mr. Mare to Giacomo. Mare to Distorted Humor. shaft, b.c., February 28, by and Mrs. Frank P. Wright. Steven Newby—BRET’S AT CADDIES: May 2, 3rd David DiPietro—GREEN WAVE GIRL: May 24, 9th race, $1,320. race, $1,653.75. Northview Stallion Station—WOLFTRAP: May Dumbarton Farm—CONNEMARA COAST: May 15, 4th race, $1,089. 25, 9th race, $808.50. Cynthia J. Pence and Philip Spingler—COCO Dunbarton Stable LLC—ASCAUGA: May 1, 8th PUNCH: May 3, 9th race, $2,646; May 16, 4th race, $1,653.75. race, $8,892. DEPUTY FANCY: May 9, 4th race, Mary E. Eppler Racing Stable and Triple Tree $5,301. ($16,839) Stable—CHARM CITY: May 4, 5th race, Dr. and Mrs. A. Leonard Pineau—DOUBLE­ $1,543.50. BLACKDIAMOND: May 2, 4th race, $1,386. T Stephen R. Ferguson—MANDY’S PUNCH: May SIZZLE: May 2, 3rd race, $2,520. ($3,906) 1, 1st race, $808.50. ROCKINN ON BYE: May A. John Price and David Wade—MANDY’S 10, 8th race, $3,092.25. ($3,900.75) PUNCH: May 1, 1st race, $1,386. Five M Stable—ANOTHER TASTE: May 10, 5th Jay Reese, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zureick and Mr. race, $992.25. and Mrs. George Rayborn—STEELY: May 24, Robert Gerczack—ROCK ‘N ROMAN: May 10, 6th Maryland Fund Report 10th race, $4,617. race, $519.75. Brice Ridgely—HOT FUN: May 23, 8th race, Estate of William R. Harris—VIM: May 4, 3rd $2,835. race, $577.50. RTL Castleton Farm—HANDSOME HARLEY: May Bonuses paid for races at Maryland tracks Hillwood Stable LLC—PHLASH PHELPS: May 16, 6th race, $8,892. SUZY’S DANCE: May 10, 17, 1st race, $1,837.50. STEELY: May 24, 10th April 28 to May 25, 2014. 2nd race, $1,008. ($9,900) race, $2,693.25. ($4,530.75) RW Small Racing Stable Inc.—LIVELY TIMES: Barbara J. Houck—HOT FUN: May 23, 8th race, May 8, 3rd race, $990. $1,653.75. Sagamore Farm—GOING TO MARKET: May 17, Breeder bonuses John Franzone Jr.—KILMORE BOUND: May 24, JC Thoroughbreds—SALSALITO: May 24, 5th 3rd race, $3,465. NEST OF PIRATES: May 2, Ayres Fountain Spring Farm—PHOTOGENIC: 4th race, $726. race, $2,693.25. 5th race, $2,520. ($5,985) May 1, 2nd race, $561. Cornelia S. Gibson—HOTSPUR HARRIET: May Kingdom Bloodstock and D. Hatman Thorough­ 10, 5th race, $891; May 24, 10th race, $891. Dr. Stephen Sinatra—GALLAGHER’S PRIDE: May Burt Bacharach—SKY HIGH HONEY: May 1, 1st 11, 4th race, $495. breds—ROYALTY SEA: May 3, 3rd race, race, $726. THISDANSEISTAKEN: May 10, 9th race, $1,470. $5,265. ($7,047) Skeedattle Associates—MY T SWIFT: May 9, 8th Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Beck—WILL N’ PAT: May race, $7,182. Lapidum Heights Farm—DEPUTY CAVALIER: 2, 4th race, $726; May 16, 1st race, $2,400. Glade Valley Farms Inc.—FLEET GOLD DIGGER: May 24, 1st race, $1,596. May 1, 5th race, $2,142. MAKE ME A DEAL: Sycamore Hall Thoroughbreds LLC—ONE ROLL: ($3,126) M and D Stables—DEBBIE’S TUDE: May 9, 9th May 8, 2nd race, $528. MARYLAND MYS­ May 4, 1st race, $945. ROCKINN ON BYE: May Bender and Bender LLC—BEAR ACCESS: May 10, 8th race, $5,301. ($6,246) race, $2,992.50; May 24, 7th race, $654.50. 3, 9th race, $7,182. C C GOLD: May 1, 7th TIQUE: May 10, 3rd race, $1,575. ($4,245) Tara Farms Inc.—DON’T SCIP A CHECK: May 24, EYEPLAYEVERYDAY: May 2, 6th race, $770; race, $7,695. COURT BAND: May 24, 3rd race, Barbara C. Graham and Joseph Keelty—CONNE­ 6th race, $495. WHO MATTERS: May 24, 5th May 24, 8th race, $3,990. ($8,407) $759. EL COVER: May 10, 2nd race, $528. MARA COAST: May 25, 9th race, $1,386. race, $891. ($1,386) Robert Manfuso, Katharine Voss and Wayne Har­ GENTLE OFFICER: May 23, 8th race, $1,485. Richard C. Granville—ART CLASS: May 3, 6th Thornmar Farm—GOODNIGHT ANGEL: May 2, rison—LATASENSE: May 9, 10th race, $1,596. LA REINE’S WAGER: May 16, 1st race, $1,200. race, $882. 10th race, $1,701. PRET SAY EYE: May 16, 7th Marathon Farms Inc.—CURLIN’S KID: May 24, NASHLY’S VOW: May 25, 1st race, $8,037. Green Willow Farms—PEEDS IN A POD: May 25, race, $4,725. SALSALITO: May 24, 5th race, 5th race, $992.25. ($26,886) 2nd race, $2,565. $4,617. TARGET SIGHTED: May 24, 3rd race, Moshe Mark—GREEK THUNDER: May 16, 6th Black Fox Farm—SAM’S SONIC: May 10, 8th Estate of William R. Harris—VIM: May 4, 3rd $3,933. ($14,976) race, $1,911. race, $1,023. race, $990. Linda M. Walls—ROYALTY SEA: May 3, 3rd race, Helen Marshall—COTTONWOOD WILL: May 10, John C. Harroff DVM—BREAKING UP: May 2, 2nd Richard Blue Jr.—SCRAPPLE: May 23, 5th race, $2,520. 6th race, $992.25. $990. race, $945; May 23, 1st race, $945. ($1,890) Susan H. Wantz—EASTER FASHION: May 4, 5th Helen Marshall and Rosalie H. Thompson—BA­ 6 Michael and Debbie Horning—DEBBIE’S TUDE: Richard F. Blue Sr.—LARRY LE ROI: May 24, 8th race, $7,182. HALA: May 9, 10th race, $308. race, $2,520. May 9, 9th race, $5,130; May 24, 7th race, $1,122. EYEPLAYEVERYDAY: May 2, 6th race, J. Harlan Williams Jr. and Rosalie Thompson— Gretchen B. Mobberley—CROW BAR: May 4, 6th Bonita Farm—DIRECTORY: May 15, 1st race, BAHALA: May 9, 10th race, $528. race, $423.50. $1,701. $1,320; May 24, 8th race, $6,840. ($14,412) M.O.M. Stable—GOODNIGHT ANGEL: May 2, Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Bowman—ASCAUGA: May John Franzone Jr. Racing Inc.—NO BRAKES: May Owner bonuses 10th race, $992.25. 1, 8th race, $2,835. BARAKEH: May 15, 1st 17, 2nd race, $2,400. Sarah L. Barker—BARAKEH: May 15, 1st race, race, $4,617. ($7,452) Carol A. Kaye—PHLASH PHELPS: May 17, 1st D. David Moose—DOUBLEBLACKDIAMOND: $2,693.25. May 2, 4th race, $808.50. Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Bowman and Brooke C. race, $3,150. SEE WHAT HAPPENS: May 24, Howard M. Bender—BEAR ACCESS: May 3, 9th Bowman—OPEN THE BANK: May 2, 7th race, 4th race, $1,386. ($4,536) Audrey Murray—LILY’S PEAK: May 25, 10th race, race, $4,189.50. C C GOLD: May 1, 7th race, $1,596. $1,485; May 17, 8th race, $6,000. SHOW K.T. Leatherbury Assoc. Inc.—BEN’S CAT: May $4,488.75. EL COVER: May 10, 2nd race, $308. Nancy Lee Farms—CITIZEN CHRIS: May 1, SOME LOVIN: May 11, 7th race, $1,890; May 16, 9th race, $18,000. GENTLE OFFICER: May 23, 8th race, $866.25. 3rd race, $1,102.50. OFFICER BUNS: May 9, 25, 5th race, $990. ($10,365) Lancer Stables—RUSH ATTACK: May 3, 6th race, MAKE ME A DEAL: May 8, 2nd race, $308. 8th race, $808.50; May 16, 2nd race, $1,001. Phyllis M. Browne—PROSPECTOR’S HEART: $462. NASHLY’S VOW: May 25, 1st race, $4,688.25. ($2,912) May 2, 8th race, $2,142. Richard Lewis and Ellen Comeau—CHARLIE RE­ ($14,848.75) Steven Newby—BRET’S AT CADDIES: May 2, 3rd Candyland Farm—ANOTHER TASTE: May 10, 5th NEE: May 10, 10th race, $2,835. Richard Blue Jr.—SCRAPPLE: May 23, 5th race, race, $770. race, $1,701. Robert T. Manfuso and Katharine M. Voss—D C $577.50. Dennis Cardoza—ROJO PERFECTO: May 2, 8th DANCER: May 2, 7th race, $2,835. Richard F. Blue Sr.—LARRY LE ROI: May 24, 8th Tom Nguyen—GOING TO MARKET: May 17, 3rd race, $1,122. Robert Manfuso, Twin Oak Stable and Katharine race, $1,470. race, $2,021.25. Donelson Christmas Jr.—NIGHCUT: May 25, 7th Voss—LATASENSE: May 9, 10th race, $2,736. Bonita Farm and K.E.S. Farms—DIRECTORY: Non Stop Stable—PROSPECTOR’S HEART: May race, $5,130. Marathon Farms Inc.—CURLIN’S KID: May 24, May 15, 1st race, $992.25. 2, 8th race, $1,249.50. Henry S. Clark III—MISS GLENGAR: May 11, 6th 5th race, $1,701. GREEK THUNDER: May 16, John M. Bosley—WHO MATTERS: May 24, 5th NRS Stable, Matthew Brown and Timothy Keefe— race, $1,197. 6th race, $3,276. ($4,977) race, $519.75. SEE WHAT HAPPENS: May 24, 4th race, Dark Hollow Farm—ROCK ‘N ROMAN: May 10, J.W.Y. Martin Jr.—COTTONWOOD WILL: May Burning Daylight Farms Inc.—CHARLIE RENEE: $808.50. 6th race, $891. 10, 6th race, $1,701. May 10, 10th race, $1,653.75. Wayne Potts—EASTER FASHION: May 4, 5th Dark Hollow Farm, Arnold Davidov and Mr. and Mary E. Eppler Racing Stable Inc.—FLATTERING: C and B Stables—KILMORE BOUND: May 24, 4th race, $4,189.50. Mrs. Dorsey Brown—STORMKEEPER: May May 15, 2nd race, $2,736. race, $423.50. Elena A. Pradenas—COURT BAND: May 24, 3rd 11, 3rd race, $2,520. Mezza Luna Farm LLC—LUNAR ROCK: May 17, Dennis Cardoza—ROJO PERFECTO: May 2, 8th race, $442.75. Dark Hollow Farm, Arnold Davidov, Alice Wolf and 2nd race, $7,200. race, $654.50. R.D.M. Racing Stable—SHOW SOME LOVIN: Mr. and Mrs. David Schwaber—QUALIFY: May Gretchen B. Mobberley—CROW BAR: May 4, 6th Pramote Changsila—WOLFTRAP: May 15, 4th May 11, 7th race, $1,102.50; May 25, 5th race, 23, 6th race, $7,182. race, $726. race, $635.25. $577.50. ($1,680) Rosalee C. Davison Revocable Trust—LEOTHE­ Mojallali Stables Inc.—AVIE: May 16, 2nd race, Donelson Christmas Jr.—NIGHCUT: May 25, 7th David A. Ross Racing Stable LLC—THISDANSE­ LIONHEARTED: May 25, 3rd race, $1,701. $3,276. race, $2,992.50. ISTAKEN: May 10, 9th race, $3,071.25. David DiPietro—GREEN WAVE GIRL: May 24, 9th Wayne and Juanita Morris—BACKDOOR STRIKE: Country Roads Ltd.—SKY HIGH HONEY: May 1, RTL Castleton Farm—HANDSOME HARLEY: May race, $2,835. May 3, 2nd race, $495. REGAL WARRIOR: May 1st race, $423.50. 16, 6th race, $5,187. SUZY’S DANCE: May 10, Marilyn Doetsch—LAGI LAGI: May 1, 2nd race, 17, 2nd race, $1,200. ($1,695) Dark Hollow Farm, Arnold Davidov and David 2nd race, $588. ($5,775) $2,907. Dr. Faysal Mudarris—DEPUTY CAVALIER: May Schwaber—QUALIFY: May 23, 6th race, Sagamore Farm—NEST OF PIRATES: May 2, 5th Marilyn Doetsch, George Doetsch and Lou 24, 1st race, $2,736. $4,189.50. race, $1,470. Moga—FAIRBANKS KISS: May 9, 10th race, Audrey Murray—LILY’S PEAK: May 25, 10th race, John Davison and Hitesh Patel—FLEET GOLD Skeedattle Associates—MY T SWIFT: May 9, 8th $1,008; May 25, 10th race, $1,008. ($2,016) $2,736. DIGGER: May 1, 5th race, $1,249.50. race, $4,189.50. Mary E. Eppler Racing Stable and A. Leonard Pin­ Nancy Lee Farms—CATTAIL CREEK: May 2, 2nd Rosalee C. Davison—LEOTHELIONHEARTED: Dylan Smith—LIVELY TIMES: May 8, 3rd race, eau—CHARM CITY: May 4, 5th race, $2,646. race, $495. CITIZEN CHRIS: May 1, 3rd race, May 25, 3rd race, $992.25. $577.50. Wilbur D. Everett and Joan Everett—LOVE $1,890. OFFICER BUNS: May 9, 8th race, Dimitri Racing Stable Inc.—OPEN THE BANK: Joann Smith—SAM’S SONIC: May 10, 8th race, HEART: May 16, 1st race, $7,200. $1,386; May 16, 2nd race, $1,716. ($5,487) May 2, 7th race, $866.25. $596.75. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Spingler—COCO PUNCH: ORATORY (Cottonwood Will: May 10, 6th race, RUSH BAY (Gallagher’s Pride: May 11, 4th race, STREET MAGICIAN (Wolftrap: May 15, 4th race, May 3, 9th race, $1,543.50; May 16, 4th race, $567): Country Life Farm and Darley. $165. Rush Attack: May 3, 6th race, $154): $363): R. Larry Johnson. $5,187. DEPUTY FANCY: May 9, 4th race, PARKER’S STORM CAT (Ben’s Cat: May 16, Rush Bay Partnership—$319. $3,092.25. ($9,822.75) 9th race, $6,000. No Brakes: May 17, 2nd TWO PUNCH (Coco Punch: May 3, 9th race, Adam Staple—AVIE: May 16, 2nd race, $1,911. race, $800): Country Life Farm and B. Wayne SCIPION (Don’t Scip a Check: May 24, 6th race, $882; May 16, 4th race, $2,964. Lively Times: Valora A. Testerman—FAIRBANKS KISS: May Hughes—$6,800. $165. Handsome Harley: May 16, 6th race, May 8, 3rd race, $330. Mandy’s Punch: May 9, 10th race, $588; May 25, 10th race, $588. ROCK SLIDE (Nighcut: May 25, 7th race, $1,710): $2,964. Scrapple: May 23, 5th race, $330): 1, 1st race, $462. Steely: May 24, 10th race, ($1,176) Shamrock Farms. Scipion Syndicate—$3,459. $1,539): Two Punch Syndicate—$6,177. TOMRUS LLC—D C DANCER: May 2, 7th race, $1,653.75. Triple Tree Stable—T SIZZLE: May 2, 3rd race, $1,470. West Point Thoroughbreds—STORMKEEPER: Celebrating Maryland’s May 11, 3rd race, $1,470. Worcester Investments LLC—TARGET SIGHTED: May 24, 3rd race, $2,294.25. WILL N’ PAT: May racing heritage 2, 4th race, $423.50. ($2,717.75) You See Vee Gee Stable—HOTSPUR HARRIET: Preakness Week in Baltimore included a celebration of Maryland’s Thoroughbred May 10, 5th race, $519.75; May 24, 10th race, $519.75. ($1,039.50) heritage at the Maryland Historical Society, which included an appearance by the famed Woodlawn Vase and a preview of Racing the Times, a film in the works Stallion bonuses from Rubicon Productions about Maryland’s 400-year history with horses. The CHEROKEE’S BOY (Lunar Rock: May 17, 2nd Historical Society hosted the event with Brown Advisory, the , race, $2,400): ZWP Stable. DANCE WITH RAVENS (Crow Bar: May 4, 6th Maryland Horse Breeders Association and Maryland Thoroughbred Horsemen’s race, $242. Prospector’s Heart: May 2, 8th Association. Getting close to Preakness history were (from left) David Richardson race, $714. Salsalito: May 24, 5th race, $1,539. (MTHA), Sen. Thomas V. “Mike” Miller, Josh Pons (MHBA) and Jay Griswold. Sky High Honey: May 1, 1st race, $242. Suzy’s Dance: May 10, 2nd race, $336): Dance With Ravens Syndicate—$3,073. DEPUTY STORM (Deputy Cavalier: May 24, 1st race, $912. Deputy Fancy: May 9, 4th race, $1,767): Deputy Storm Syndicate—$2,679. DOMESTIC DISPUTE (Breaking Up: May 2, 2nd race, $315; May 23, 1st race, $315; Vim: May 4, 3rd race, $330): Domestic Dispute Syndi­ cate—$960. FANTASTICAT (Directory: May 15, 1st race, $567. Lagi Lagi: May 1, 2nd race, $969. Photogenic: May 1, 2nd race, $187): Fantasticat Syndicate —$1,723. GATORS N BEARS (Bear Access: May 3, 9th race, $2,394. Thisdanseistaken: May 10, 9th race, $1,755): Gators N Bears Syndicate—$4,149. 7 GREAT NOTION (Ascauga: May 1, 8th race, $945. Phlash Phelps: May 17, 1st race, $1,050): Great Notion Syndicate—$1,995. LA REINE’S TERMS (La Reine’s Wager: May 16, 1st race, $400): Bender and Bender LLC. LION HEARTED (Will n’ Pat: May 2, 4th race, $242; May 16, 1st race, $800): Lion Hearted Syndicate—$1,042. LOUIS QUATORZE (Larry Le Roi: May 24, 8th race, $840. Lily’s Peak: May 25, 10th race, $912. Regal Warrior: May 17, 2nd race, $400): Louis Quatorze Syndicate—$2,152. NOT FOR LOVE (Bahala: May 9, 10th race, $176. Bret’s At Caddies: May 2, 3rd race, $440. D C Dancer: May 2, 7th race, $945. Fleet Gold Digger: May 1, 5th race, $714. Target Sighted: May 24, 3rd race, $1,311): Not For Love Syn­ Anne Litz dicate—$3,586.

Your opportunity to support MHBA Do you buy Southern States feed? @MarylandTB Maryland Thoroughbred Send your “proofs of purchase” seals (including bulk bin delivery tickets) for Triple Crown, Reliance and Legends horse feeds to the MHBA. The Maryland Horse Foundation will earn facebook.com/MarylandTB Maryland Thoroughbred credit and receive a contribution from Southern States’ S.H.O.W. Program for non-profits. Maryland’s top earners in 2014 Maryland’s leading sires (through June 5) Supplied by The Jockey Club Information Services (TJCIS), these statistics were compiled on June 5. Lifetime earnings 1. Delaunay...... $137,005 11. Hamp...... $76,333 for stallions with at least one starter in 2014. † denotes freshman sire. 2. Steady N Love . . . .127,930 12. Horizontalyspeakin. . 75,800 Earnings in 2014 3. Ben’s Cat...... 105,350 13. Rockinn On Bye. . . .72,870 Strs Starts Wnrs Wins Earnings 4. Coco Punch. . . . . 100,457 14. Broad Rule...... 72,125 E Dubai...... 115 402 46 60 $1,295,898 5. Seseri...... 97,966 15. Prospector’s Heart. . .68,739 Not For Love. . . . . 79 290 31 41 1,085,195 Orientate...... 110 393 42 53 1,048,792 6. Brenda’s Way. . . . .86,735 16. Love Heart ...... 68,430 Giacomo ...... 79 304 23 30 744,980 7. Purely Hot...... 85,029 17. C C Gold...... 67,243 Dance With Ravens. . 71 277 23 29 714,015 Louis Quatorze. . . . 43 155 15 22 661,264 8. Celtic Katie...... 84,650 18. Daring Dancer . . . . 66,000 Great Notion. . . . . 38 106 14 18 648,701 9. More Than a Cruise. . 82,472 19. Stolen Love...... 65,354 Petionville...... 60 230 23 31 586,832 Lion Hearted. . . . . 59 187 16 26 532,919 10. Talk Show Man. . . . 82,051 20. He’s Achance . . . . .62,490 Outflanker...... 38 127 15 21 491,536 Two Punch . . . . . 41 158 14 19 457,383 Scipion...... 34 132 17 19 434,566 Cherokee’s Boy. . . . 23 97 9 12 297,449 Gators N Bears. . . . 28 98 9 9 284,694 Join the MHBA today! Rock Slide...... 37 110 12 14 276,123 o Breeder/Owner membership $200 Showing Up. . . . . 31 118 10 15 221,313 Includes all regular benefits and Greek Sun...... 9 34 3 5 110,404 breeder/owner only benefits Earnings lifetime Strs Starts Wnrs Wins Earnings o Maryland Thoroughbred Club Not For Love. . . . . 721 15,740 579 2,391 $65,969,709 membership $50 Two Punch . . . . . 921 17,459 707 2,606 53,385,163 Includes all regular benefits except Petionville...... 572 12,151 458 1,672 39,427,559 breeder/owner only benefits Orientate...... 579 10,544 443 1,574 38,602,239 E Dubai...... 591 10,655 444 1,538 37,537,720 o Associate - Business membership $200 Louis Quatorze. . . . 723 13,296 536 1,776 33,368,064 Includes all regular benefits except Polish Numbers. . . 442 9,344 365 1,368 33,345,652 breeder/owner only benefits Waquoit...... 484 11,401 368 1,519 26,880,020 8 Outflanker...... 378 8,067 288 1,169 25,336,198 please COMPLETE THIS FORM Lion Hearted. . . . . 424 7,525 318 1,062 23,570,322 IN ITS ENTIRETY Eastern Echo. . . . . 417 8,676 292 1,129 22,690,713 or apply online at www.marylandthoroughbred.com Go for Gin...... 314 5,829 208 697 18,244,032 Dance With Ravens. . 232 3,723 154 445 11,416,427 Membership name______Great Notion. . . . . 111 1,557 90 271 7,742,792 Rock Slide...... 176 2,665 117 296 7,661,096 o Individual o Partnership o Farm o Corporation Giacomo ...... 179 2,509 114 327 7,465,200 Wayne County (Ire). . 157 3,075 101 347 6,036,101 SS/Tin #______Mojave Moon. . . . 153 2,995 104 327 5,673,902 Authorized individual ______Seeking Daylight. . . 156 2,292 119 304 5,081,736 Gators N Bears. . . . 113 1,373 63 180 4,494,623 Address______2-year-old earnings lifetime Telephone ______Strs Starts Wnrs Wins Earnings Not For Love. . . . . 324 1,026 124 167 $6,154,054 E-mail address______Two Punch . . . . . 444 1,429 164 207 5,626,503 Orientate...... 331 1,023 125 166 4,655,789 Breeding farm______Petionville...... 344 1,080 113 138 4,323,868 o farm owned o mares boarded E Dubai...... 279 924 113 153 3,955,817 Polish Numbers. . . 229 700 84 122 3,673,216 Louis Quatorze. . . . 320 992 100 126 3,344,008 County ______Number of acres______Outflanker...... 200 828 87 118 3,145,969 Signature______Eastern Echo. . . . . 220 814 74 101 3,059,366 Lion Hearted. . . . . 194 627 73 101 2,695,661 Date______Waquoit...... 204 694 59 84 2,000,531 Giacomo ...... 103 383 34 55 1,460,432 o Payment enclosed Please charge my o Visa o MC Dance With Ravens. . 122 439 33 41 1,259,305 Great Notion. . . . . 41 125 18 28 984,860 Acct. No. ______Go for Gin...... 161 526 32 39 980,354 Expiration date ____ / ____ Rock Slide...... 75 239 16 25 764,751 Scipion...... 32 143 19 25 701,982 Mojave Moon. . . . 84 316 24 26 570,763 Return to: Maryland Horse Breeders Association Cherokee’s Boy. . . . 16 72 8 13 570,176 P.O. Box 427, Timonium, MD 21094 Gators N Bears. . . . 51 176 18 21 514,349 410-252-2100 • Fax 410-560-0503