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AQUEDUCT BELMONT PARK SARATOGA BELMONT PARK AQUEDUCT NYRA (WINTER/SPRING) (SPRING) (FALL) (FALL) (TOTAL) OWNERS 2017 Media Guide NYRA.com 2017 Media Guide NYRA.com 19 OWNERS ANSTU STABLES AUGUSTIN STABLE Tikkanen: Turf Classic (1994); BC Turf (1994) STUART SUBOTNICK GEORGE STRAWBRIDGE JR. Trevita: Flower Bowl (1982) With Anticipation: Man o’ War (2001-02); Sword Dancer (2001-02); United Nations (2002) FARM SIZE AND LOCATION * 700-plus acres, Chester County, PA GEORGE BOLTON Stable colors - Black, white diamond; black cap, Stable colors - White and green halves, white white diamond sleeves; green cap Residence - New York, NY Birthdate - Oct. 10, 1937 Family - Daughter Paula and son Bryan Residence - Cochranville, PA Family - Wife Nina, sons George III, Andrew PRINCIPAL BUSINESS and Stewart; step-daughters Kathy McKenna * Mr. Subotnick is President and CEO of Me- and Anna N. Hendriks tromedia Stable colors - Dark blue and yellow stripes, PRINCIPAL BUSINESS white sleeves; blue cap INTRODUCTION TO RACING * Educator, historian, investor, sportsman and Birthdate - July 14, 1963 * Inspired by Tom and Elizabeth Valando philanthropist Residence - San Francisco, CA Family - Wife Lindsay, sons Jack, Van and Ramsey ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS * Mr. Subotnick is a member of the NYRA * Member, The Jockey Club Board of Directors PRINCIPAL BUSINESS NATIONAL/ECLIPSE CHAMPIONS * Chief investment officer/portfolio manager at West End Capital Management in San Fran- NEW YORK AND GRADE 1 STAKES Informed Decision: Top Female Sprinter (2009) cisco. Prior to that, Bolton spent nearly 20 years Balto Star: Red Smith (2003); United Nations Forever Together: Top Turf Female (2008) (2003) Pompeyo: Top Steeplechaser (2001) at Alex Brown & Sons Friendly Island: Hudson (2005, 2004) Cafe Prince: Top Steeplechaser (1977-78) Irving’s Baby: Glens Falls (2001) RACING BACKGROUND Ibboyee: John Morrissey (2011); Damon NEW YORK AND GRADE 1 STAKES * Bolton purchased his first horse in the late Runyon (2009) Annie Edge: New York (1984) 1980s with his college classmate, Bill Farish. He I’m All Yours: Ashley T. Cole (2002); Crowd Pleaser: Saranac (1998) has since partnered in a number of top horses Mohawk (2001); West Point (2001) Double Reefed: New York Turf Writers (1983) including two-time Horse of the Year Curlin and Mellow Roll: Empire Classic (1998); Alex M. Emerald Beech: Waya (2011); Glens Falls (2011) 2-year-old filly champion My Miss Aurelia Robb (1999); NYSS Great White Way (1997); First Approach: Flower Bowl (1983) Sleepy Hollow (1997) Forever Together: Diana (2008-09); First Lady NEW YORK AND GRADE 1 STAKES Tugger: Noble Damsel (2001) (2008); Breeders’ Cup F&M Turf (2008) Annecdote: Noble Damsel (2014) Wired Bryan: Sanford (2013); Bertram Bongard Informed Decision: Vinery Madison (2009); Dominus: Bernard Baruch (2012); Dwyer (2011) (2013) Humana Distaff (2009); BC F&M Sprint (2009) Fashion Alert: Schuylerville (2014); Astoria Lattice: Waya (2005) (2014) No Matter What: Del Mar Oaks (2000) Rare Gift: Ladies (2004) Praise The Prince: New York Turf Writers The Factor: Malibu (2011), Pat O’Brien (2011) (2003); A.P. Smithwick (2004, 2001) Ratings: Diana (1993); Sheepshead Bay (1992) Recording: Sands Point (1998) Saratoga Source: Waya (1993-94) Spanish Spur: John’s Call (2004) 21 2017 Media Guide NYRA.com 2017 Media Guide NYRA.com CHESTER AND MARY BROMAN the Mist (2009) Family - Wife Holly, sons Donald III and James Ransom’s Pride: Ticonderoga (2001); Website - centennialfarms.com Yaddo (2001) Seeking the Ante: Nassau County (2005); PRINCIPAL BUSINESS Iroquois (2005) * Racing partnerships Star Grazing: Fleet Indian (2014) NATIONAL/ECLIPSE CHAMPIONS Rubiano: Top Sprinter (1992) Stable colors - Green and white; white seams FARM SIZE AND LOCATION on green sleeves; green and white cap * 300-acre Chestertown Farm, Chestertown, NY NEW YORK AND GRADE 1 STAKES Residence - Babylon, NY Aptostar: Acorn (1988); Bed o’ Roses (1988); Family - Sons Chester Jr. and Christopher BROOKLYN BOYZ STABLES Ruthless (1988); Vagrancy (1989) MeB RACING STABLES Colonial Affair: Belmont Stakes (1993); Whitney PRINCIPAL BUSINESS ANTHONY J. AND MARYELLEN (1994); Jockey Club Gold Cup (1994) * Owner, President and CEO of Clifford BONOMO Comic Blush: Gravesend (1986) Broman & Son, Inc. Corinthian: Metropolitan Handicap (2007) Ground Storm: Stymie (2004, 2002) INTRODUCTION TO RACING King Cugat: Bowling Green (2001); * Began breeding and racing thoroughbreds in Jamaica (2000) the 1990s Laser Lane: Knickerbocker (1987) Rubiano: NYRA Mile (1991); Carter (1992); ORGANIZATIONS Vosburgh (1992); Forego (1992); Tom Fool * Mr. Broman is an ex-officio member of the Stable colors - Purple, black circle, white “BB”, (1992); Westchester (1991-92) NYRA Board of Directors black stripes on sleeves, purple cap, black stripes Silent Account: Alcibiades (1985) Birthdate - March 19, 1958 Topicount: Rare Perfume (1988) NEW YORK AND GRADE 1 STAKES Residence - Manhasset, NY Wicked Strong: Wood Memorial (2014); Jim Artemis Agrotera: Gallant Bloom (2014); Family - Wife, MaryEllen; children Anthony, Jr., Dandy (2014) Ballerina (2014); Frizette (2013) Julianna, and Jaclyn With A Twist: Rare Treat (1988) Artistic Express: Joseph A. Gimma (2005); Perfect Arc (2006) PRINCIPAL BUSINESS FARM SIZE AND LOCATION Bar of Gold: Empire Distaff (2016); Critical * President and CEO of Administrators for the * Centennial Farms, 60 acres, Middleburg, VA Eye (2016) Professions, Inc. Beautiful America: NYSS Statue of Liberty CLAIBORNE FARM (2003); NYSS Fifth Ave. (2002); Maid of the RACING BACKGROUND SETH W. HANCOCK Mist (2002); Joseph A. Gimma (2002) * Became involved through his wife, who cam- Beautiful But Blue: Bouwerie (2012); Fleet paigns her horses as MeB Stables Indian (2012) Bigger is Bettor: Evan Shipman (2013); NEW YORK AND GRADE 1 STAKES Albany (2011) Escapefromreality: Albany (2013) Cloud Control: Spectacular Bid (2016) Greenpointcrusader: Champagne (2015) Friend Or Foe: Mike Lee (2010); Empire The Funky Express: NYSS Fifth Ave. (2011) Classic (2010) Stable colors - Orange; orange cap Friends Lake: Florida Derby (2004); Sleepy Birthdate - July 22, 1949 Hollow (2003) CENTENNIAL FARMS Residence - Paris, KY Grand Merger: Maid of the Mist (2006) DONALD V. LITTLE JR. Family - Wife Deborah, son Walker and Hard to Stay Notgo: Franklin Square (2015) daughter Allison Highway Star: Go for Wand (2016); Staten Website - www.claibornefarm.com Island (2016) Ihaveadate: NYSS Park Ave. (2004) PRINCIPAL BUSINESS Lookin At Her: NYSS Great White Way (2008) * Breeding and racing thoroughbreds Manipulated: Rockville Centre (2015) Mark My Way: Spectacular Bid (2014); Cab Calloway (2014) Stable colors - Tan, red sash, red sleeves NOTABLE ACCOMPLISHMENTS Mine Over Matter: Hudson (2012) Birthdate - Dec. 13, 1960 * In 2010, Claiborne won an Eclipse Award of Mineralogist: Saratoga Dew (2011); Maid of Residence - Ipswich, MA Merit and celebrated its 100th anniversary 2017 Media Guide NYRA.com 2017 Media Guide NYRA.com 22 * Leading North American breeder in 1984, Birthdate - Nov. 6, 1946 * Received the Eclipse Award of Merit in 2011 1969, 1968, 1959, 1958 Residence - Waco, TX * Established the Dogwood Dominion Award Family - Wife Laura, sons Will and Christopher in 1993, which awarded $5,000 to an “unsung ORGANIZATIONS hero” in the industry * Member, The Jockey Club PRINCIPAL BUSINESS * Author of Lightning in a Jar (2000), Rascals and * Vice Chairman, TOBA * Principal of the Clifton Group in Waco, TX Racehorses . A Sporting Man’s Life (2002), and Memoirs of a Longshot (2007) * Inducted into the Saratoga Walk of Fame in 2016, NATIONAL/ECLIPSE CHAMPIONS RACING BACKGROUND Blame: Top Older Male (2010) * His first thoroughbred, Smoothentangle, won receiving the prestigious red jacket Forty Niner: Top 2-Year-Old Colt (1987) the Laddie Stakes at Santa Fe Downs in 1975 Moccasin: Top 2-Year-Old Filly (1965) NATIONAL/ECLIPSE CHAMPIONS Inlander: Top Steeplechase Horse (1987) Swale: Top 3-Year-Old Colt (1984) NEW YORK AND GRADE 1 STAKES Storm Song: Top 2-Year-Old Filly (1996) Behrens: Suburban H. (1999); Oaklawn H. NEW YORK AND GRADE 1 STAKES (1999); Gulfstream Park H. (1998); Dwyer (1997) Arch: Super Derby (1998) Hostess: Glens Falls (2008) NEW YORK AND GRADE 1 STAKES Cowdin (2002) Blame: Whitney (2010); Stephen Foster (2010); OK by Me: Lexington (1996) Boston Bull: Mohawk (1985) Breeders’ Cup Classic (2010) Our Way: Better Talk Now (2016) Bright Bliss: Schuylerville (2006), Bema: Busher (2002) Pleasant Breeze: Saratoga BC (2000) Cotton Blossom: Acorn (2007) Dike: Gotham (1969); Wood Memorial (1969) Solitaire: John’s Call (2009) Sheepshead Bay (1982) Dunce: Arlington Classic (1959); American Tizway: Whitney (2011); Metropolitan Handicap Dana Calqui: Derby (1959) (2011); Kelso (2010) Dominion: Bernard Baruch (1978) Hill Prince (1983) Endear: Miss Grillo (1984) Will’s Way: Whitney (1997); Travers (1996); Domynsky: Forty Niner: Sanford (1987); Futurity (1987); Whitney (1997) Drum Major: Knickerbocker (2006) Champagne (1987); Travers (1988); Haskell Early Warning: Discovery (1998); Gallant Fox (1999); Queens County (1999) (1988); NYRA Mile (1988) DOGWOOD STABLE Finality: West Point (2003); Jamaica (2002) Grassy: Bowling Green (2011); Red Smith (2010) WADE COTHRAN “COT” Fond: Busher (2004) Hail Atlantis: Santa Anita Oaks (1990) CAMPBELL Lea: Donn H. 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    breeders’ cup dirt mile BREEDERs’ Cup DIRT MILE (GR. I) 7th Running Santa Anita Park $1,000,000 Guaranteed FOR THREE-YEAR-OLDS AND UPWARD ONE MILE Northern Hemisphere Three-Year-Olds, 123 lbs.; Older, 126 lbs. Southern Hemisphere Three-Year-Olds, 120 lbs.; Older, 126 lbs. All Fillies and Mares allowed 3 lbs. Guaranteed $1 million purse including travel awards, of which 55% of all monies to the owner of the winner, 18% to second, 10% to third, 6% to fourth and 3% to fifth; plus travel awards to starters not based in California. The maximum number of starters for the Breeders’ Cup Dirt Mile will be limited to twelve (12). If more than twelve (12) horses pre-enter, selection will be determined by a combination of Breeders’ Cup Challenge Winners, Graded Stakes Dirt points and the Breeders’ Cup Racing Secretaries and Directors panel. Please refer to the 2013 Breeders’ Cup World Championships Horsemen’s Information Guide (available upon request) for more information. Nominated Horses Breeders’ Cup Racing Office Pre-Entry Fee: 1% of purse Santa Anita Park Entry Fee: 1% of purse 285 W. Huntington Dr. Arcadia, CA 91007 Phone: (859) 514-9422 To Be Run Friday, November 1, 2013 Fax: (859) 514-9432 Pre-Entries Close Monday, October 21, 2013 E-mail: [email protected] Pre-entries for the Breeders' Cup Dirt Mile (G1) Horse Owner Trainer Alpha Godolphin Racing, LLC Lessee Kiaran P. McLaughlin B.c.4 Bernardini - Munnaya by Nijinsky II - Bred in Kentucky by Darley Broadway Empire Randy Howg, Bob Butz, Fouad El Kardy & Rick Running Rabbit Robertino Diodoro B.g.3 Empire Maker - Broadway Hoofer by Belong to Me - Bred in Kentucky by Mercedes Stables LLC Brujo de Olleros (BRZ) Team Valor International & Richard Santulli Richard C.
  • Capria Bay Filly; Apr 08, 2017 Mr

    Capria Bay Filly; Apr 08, 2017 Mr

    equineline.com Product 40PA 11/12/19 13:01:23 EST Capria Bay Filly; Apr 08, 2017 Mr. Prospector, 70 b Smart Strike, 92 b Classy 'n Smart, 81 b Curlin, 04 ch Deputy Minister, 79 dk b/ Capria Sherriff's Deputy, 94 b Barbarika, 85 b Foaled in Kentucky Icecapade, 69 gr Wild Again, 80 dk b/ Shop Again, 02 b Bushel-n-Peck, 58 br Private Account, 76 b Shopping, 88 b Impish, 72 ch By CURLIN (2004). 122, TF 134. Horse of the year twice, Classic winner of $10,501,800 USA in N.A. and United Arab Emirates, Preakness S. [G1] (PIM, $600,000), etc. Among the leading sires in U.S., sire of 8 crops of racing age, 812 foals, 598 starters, 63 stakes winners, 4 champions, 427 winners of 1332 races and earning $77,567,889 USA, including Good Magic ( 110, Champion in U.S., $2,945,000, Breeders' Cup Juvenile [G1] (DMR, $1,100,000), etc.), Stellar Wind ( 114, Champion in U.S., $2,903,200, Apple Blossom H. [G1] (OP, $360,000), etc.), Handsome Franco ( 87, Champion in Puerto Rico, $78,560, Clasico Jose Coll Vidal S. [L], etc.), Medici ( 71, Horse of the year in Slovakia, $22,451 USA), Vino Rosso ( 115, to 4, 2019, $4,803,125, Breeders' Cup Classic [G1] (SA, $3,300,000), etc.). 1st dam SHOP AGAIN, by Wild Again. 101. 4 wins at 4, $122,274, Ada S. (RP, $30,000). Dam of 11 foals, 7 to race, 5 winners-- KEE NOV BRDG 07, $450,000, Buyer: Nicoma, agent (in foal to First Samurai) POWER BROKER (c.