Manitoba HBPA Thoroughbred 2017

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Manitoba Mb HBPA Report 2016 3

HBPA Assiniboia Racing Club 6

ASD 2016 Trainer Statistics 9 Thoroughbred ASD 2016Jockey Statistics 11

2017 ASD 2016 Leading Money Earners 12

is published by the Jean’s Dream 16

2015 HBPA Award Winners 19 Horsemen’s Benevolent and Protective 2016 Stake Win Pictures & Charts: Association 2 Year Olds 22 3 Year Old Fillies 28 (Manitoba Division) 3 Year Olds 35

3975 Portage Ave. 3 and Up Fillies and Mares 42 Winnipeg, Manitoba, R3K 2E9 3 and Up 49   (204) 832-4949  (204) 889-8460 Contributors: Connie Clauson Email: [email protected] Jean McEwen Web:[email protected] Laura McIvor Leona Stahl Darlene Wedge HBPA Board of Directors Photo Credits: President: Blaine McLaren with Thanks to Gerry Hart

Vice-President: Wayne King Manitoba HBPA Thoroughbred data provided or compiled is Vice-President: Jerry Gourneau generally accurate but occasionally errors and omissions occur as a result of incorrect data received, processing mistakes and Executive Director: other causes. Joanie Hamilton Johnson Manitoba HBPA Thoroughbred disclaims responsibility for Directors: consequences, if any, or such errors, but would appreciate it Connie Clauson being called to their attention.

John Field Any comments, opinions or alleged facts expressed or published herein are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the Dale Neuls policies of the HBPA

Marj Paterson Manitoba HBPA Les Scramstad Thoroughbred

Leona Stahl 2017 Editorial Staff: Heather Wallerstedt Joanie Hamilton Johnson 2

MANITOBA HBPA 2016

2016 Season Statistics

50 day meet from May 8th, to September 11th, 2016. We ran: 33 stakes and 322 overnights. Only 1 race opportunity was lost due to insufficient entries. 6 races had to be cancelled due to weather and unsafe track conditions. However we made up 6 races during the season. 2,306 horses ran making the average field size 6.49 – a slight increase over 2015 95.4% of the horses raced on Lasix.

2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 Number of race days 70 70 70 65 65 60 60 60 60 50 50 Number of races per season 549 554 540 502 503 473 470 473 421 331 355 Number of horses that ran 4,182 4,333 4169 3,766 3,987 3,535 3,291 3,298 2,598 2,003 2,306 Average # of horses per race 7.61 7.82 7.72 7.50 7.92 7.47 7.0 6.97 6.17 6.05 6.49

We competed for purses totaling $3,388,215.

Year Total Purse Money 2006 $5,450,527 2007 $5,662,920 2008 $5,646,243 2009 $4,833,203 2010 $4,023,779 2011 $3,912,574 2012 $4,273,896 2013 $4,315,211 2014 $3,959,899 2015 $3,604,567 2016 $3,388,215

The total “On Track” and “Partner” handle was $ 9,830,923. The largest handle occurred on Monday, Aug 1, Derby Day when we took in $1,106,994. !!!

Total OT & P per Yr. Average per day Largest daily 2006 $7,244,814 $103,497 $383,013 2007 $7,824,090 $113,393 $474,990 2008 $6,793,951 $99,911 $336,239 2009 $8,782,897 $139,411 $419,763 2010 $8,896,330 $136,866 $388,456 2011 $9,065,832 $151,097 $461,392 2012 $8,198,785 $136,646 $351,356 2013 $8,751,216 $145,853 $340,110 2014 $7,668,470 $134,534 $547,754 2015 $6,513,849 $158,103 $482,737 2016 $9,830,923 $200,631 $1,106,994

2016 Spring Training February 26th Barn area opened to horsemen for set up. March 1st training track and 8 horse Equiciser opened.

2016Leader Boards Tom Gardipy, Jr., who has now earned his 3rd ASD Leading Trainer Title!

Tom’s horses made 207 starts; earning 37 wins, 45 seconds and 31 thirds for an In the Money percentage of 54.6% and a win percentage of 17.8%.

The Leading Percentage Trainer title was captured by Don Schnell with a win percentage of 30.63

Shelley Brown captured the Leading Money Earner title with $365,296. in 189 starts. She had 30 wins, 27 seconds and 34 thirds giving her an “In The Money” win percentage of 48% and a win percentage of 15.8.

Christopher Husbands captured his second Leading Jockey title at ASD with 83 firsts, 59 seconds, and 45 thirds out of 306 starts to give him a win percentage of 27.1 and an “in the money” percentage of 61.1!

2016 Assiniboia Racing Club Assiniboia Racing Club– asks the question, “Have you ever wanted to own a race horse?” Modelled after a venture at Hastings Race Course in British Columbia, entrepreneuring, HBPA Board Member, John Field, rolled up his sleeves and brought this dream to life at ASD. Please see his story on Page 6.

2015-2018 Manitoba Board of Directors

The present HBPA Board of Directors: President, Blaine McLaren (Owner) Vice President, Wayne King (Owner) Vice President, Jerry Gourneau (Trainer) Executive Director, Joanie Hamilton Johnson

Connie Clauson (Trainer) John Field (Owner), Marj Paterson (Trainer) Dale Neuls (Owner), Les Scramstad (Trainer) Leona Stahl (Owner), Heather Wallerstedt (Trainer)

2017 HBPA/ MJC Contract

We are running a 50 day meet starting May 14th and running to September 10th, 2017 Race night’s 7:30 pm post Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, Select Sundays and Holidays featuring 1:30 pm post times Purse levels remain the same as 2015… $7500. bottom purse. There is a start to run incentive in place for every horse that finishes out of the money. Owners received $200. for running sixth to last place

THE ASSINIBOIA RACING CLUB (2017) By: John Field HBPA Board Member Founder of Assiniboia Racing Club

Introduction

The 2017 edition of the Assiniboia Racing Club (ARC) is set to hold its organizational meeting at 2 p.m., on December 11, 2016, in the Terrace Dining Room at Assiniboia Downs. The 2016 inaugural year of the racing club proved to mirror the real world of racing with its defeats and victories, disappointments and excitement. The 2016 Club members were an exceptionally good group of people, showing considerable maturity and class throughout the difficult times experienced by the Club early in the season, expressing consistent concern for the welfare of the Club’s horses, and being rewarded with an exciting end of season win.

The Purpose and Governance of the Racing Club

The purpose of the racing club is to attract new and previous owners into the industry, to allow people the chance to own a racehorse in a very low cost and low risk environment and at the same time provide the excitement, interest and educational experience of owning and racing a Thoroughbred. For $500 a person can buy a share in a racehorse and become a licensed owner, without the risk of incurring any further costs for the rest of the racing season. A Memorandum of Understanding provided to all members generally governs the operation of the Club. The Club is structured as a partnership with a Race Manager appointed by the HBPA. The purchase price of each share is deposited with the HBPA and transferred to the Manitoba Jockey Club once the racing season commences. No management or other fees are charged and the position of Race Manager is a volunteer position. Club members all become licensed owners. The manager, upon consultation with the membership, retains a trainer willing to train for the Club. The manager provides Club members with regular information via email about the horse and the finances of the Club. For example, Club members regularly receive copies of the bookkeeper’s Statement of Account showing the routine income and expenses of the operation. The trainer, of course, makes all normal day to day decisions relating to the care, management and racing of the horse. At the end of the season all funds to the credit of the Club are distributed on a per share basis back to the members, whether at a profit or a loss. The partnership is then dissolved, since the makeup of the Club will be different the following year. Members of the Club have preference in acquiring the Club’s horse at the end of the season. The welfare of the horse is of central concern in all decision making.

The Inaugural Year

The 2016 Club had 39 members holding 40 shares at $500 per share. The Club obtained a horse from a US. race track, and incurred the costs of moving the horse to ASD. Disaster struck when this horse was shown to have developed a knee joint fracture, which made it unsafe to continue the horse’s racing career. The membership was consulted at that point, and the overwhelming feeling was that the Club should find a good home for this horse, acquire another horse and continue racing as best we could. A good English riding stable home was found for the injured horse.

The Club’s funds were seriously depleted by this development but with the assistance of Woodbine trainers Dave Cotey and Larry Cappuccitti, a three-year-old maiden filly named Spanish Fowl (SF) was acquired. Her first few starts at ASD were on the shaky side with loading problems and uninspiring finishes in her first two starts. Trainer Tanya Lindsay however persevered and did an exceptional job with this filly. An equipment change was made for Spanish Fowl’s third start. That, and consistent care, resulted in a surprising performance in

6 which SF seemed to have all of a sudden understood what racing was all about. She finished a determined second in what turned out to be a key race. In her next start a week later SF ran well, only losing by a head. She continued to be fractious at the gate however and only started because of the patience and expertise of the gate crew. On the second last race day of the season SF loaded, for her, like a pro and despite stumbling at the gate, drew off to a nine and a half length win in 113 flat. To say that the owners were excited would be an understatement. A photo taken by the Insider shows a happy group of excited fans and owners three deep in the winner’s circle. Fortunately, one of the members of the Club who was new to racing that year, and who had developed a liking for SF, went out of his way prior to her last start to arrange winter board and training for the next year in the hopes of acquiring her. Ownership was transferred accordingly. This solved the perennial problem of finding a good home for the Club’s race horse. Good luck to both Spanish Fowl and her new owner in 2017. The Manitoba Jockey Club and the Insider Newsletter were very supportive throughout the 2016 season and continue to be so. The Manitoba Horse Racing Commission staff has been very helpful as well. The Club received television coverage from CTV, and was the subject of articles in the Winnipeg Free Press and the Canadian Thoroughbred Magazine.

The Experience of Other North American Racing Clubs

It appears that racing clubs are being created at many North American tracks. A brief review of other racing jurisdictions reveals a variety of different types of racing clubs. For example, in some clubs members are not required to be licensed. Some clubs are incorporated as non-profit entities where any earnings over and above the purchase price of the share, are donated to various charities. Some clubs charge very little and have very large memberships. Benefits of membership vary. However, almost all clubs have as their purpose the attraction of owners to the industry. These clubs seem to be reporting success in achieving their educational and entertainment goals. The racing operations of these clubs pretty well mirror the everyday ups and downs and successes and failures of the real racing world. For example the Canterbury Racing Club had a winner in their first start with their very first horse. However, on another occasion that club lost a horse to a $5000 claim. That horse went on to subsequently earn $100,000. The interesting and successful Emerald Downs Racing Club, which in 2016 had 2 horses, had one of their first year horses suffer a sesamoid bone injury which ended its racing career. That horse was given to a club member as a riding horse. The very successful Hastings Racing Club, which leases its racehorses, had a stakes win in its first year.

7 Churchill Downs Inc. introduced its first racing club in 2016, also as a way to provide a low risk, low cost experience in racehorse ownership. The Churchill Downs Racing Club offered 200 shares at $500 apiece in a horse to be purchased privately, trained and managed by D. Wayne Lukas. The club was organized as a not for profit social club and the club stressed that people should not register with the expectation of making a profit. The club has been highly successful with now several hundred shares sold and owning 2 stakes level two year olds. Critical to the success of all such clubs seems to be the importance of education, transparency and information sharing, which is also of utmost importance to the Assiniboine Racing Club. In addition to attracting new fans and creating interest in the sport, of importance to racing will be the rate at which club members will migrate to distinct ownership individual or group interests.

The 2017 Edition of the Assiniboia Racing Club

As indicated, the initial organizing meeting of the 2017 edition of the Assiniboia Racing Club is to be held on December 11, 2016 at 2 p.m. in the Terrace dining room at Assiniboia Downs. Although the final numbers will not be known for a number of weeks as further payments come in, at present there will be approximately 10 paid up members who are entirely new to racing, 17 or 18 returnees who were first-time owners from last year, and approximately 5 to 6 veteran owners. One person purchased two shares and another purchased four shares. One share so far has been purchased as a Christmas gift. There are approximately 10 female owners and the ages of all owners run from between the mid-twenties to retirement age. Approximately 4 members, new to racing ownership last year, have migrated into other ownership situations, which is a percentage roughly on par with statistics from other clubs. During the organizational meeting, the Club will discuss the selection of a trainer for the 2017 racing season. Also to be discussed will be the possible purchase of Club golf shirts, the possible organization of a Club ASD barn and facility tour, and the possibility of holding an early season social gathering. Members will also be presented with the necessary Manitoba Horse Racing Commission documents including the Partnership Registration, the Stable Name Registration and the Appointment of Authorized Agent forms. These have been prepared for the member’s signature. Also provided will be the necessary Owner’s License Application forms.

Conclusion

The attraction of new owners into the industry is one of a number of factors critical to the future of racing. By way of example, the BC yearling sale took place on September 13, 2016. The catalog was strong as breeders in BC continued to upgrade their horses thanks to the Broodmare Incentive Program. But at the end of the sale 65 percent of offerings had sold with the average dropping 17 percent and the median dropping 42 percent. This led to the following comment in the October /November edition of the Canadian Thoroughbred Magazine: “It seems, however, we are unable to do the most important thing of all, which is to attract new owners to our sport”. Thoroughbred racing in Manitoba experienced some very welcome and positive developments in 2016, which bode well for the future of the industry. The Assiniboia Racing Club, in its attempt to attract and retain new owners, is a small part of the effort being made by the industry to secure and enhance the future of this exciting, unique, and valuable sport. Editor’s Note: If you or anyone you know may be interested in becoming a member of the Assiniboia Racing Club, please contact Joanie Hamilton at the HBPA, [email protected].

ASD TRAINER STATS MOST SEASON TITLES

# TITLES TRAINER YEARS

12 ARDELL SAYLER 1994, 1997, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2008, 2011, 2013 & 2014 7 CLAYTON GRAY 1970, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1976, 1979, 1980 5 TOM DODDS 1988, 1989, 1990, 1992, 1993 4 TOM GARDIPY, JR. 2009, 2010, 2015, 2016 3 GARY DANELSON 1969, 1970, 2003 3 DON GRAY 1975, 1977, 1978 3 R.J. WATT 1964, 1965, 1969

ALL TIME LEADING TRAINER Rank Trainer Meets Years ASD Wins 1 Gary Danelson 55 1959-2016 1187 2 Ardell Sayler 25 1990-2014 +2016 1146 3 Don Gray 34 1959-1993 879 4 Emile Corbel 31 1984-2016 845 5 Brian Palaniuk 29 1971-2000 690 6 Tom Dodds 23 1974-2012 690 7 J.H. “Red” Johnson 17 1974-1990 660 8 Jack Robertson 38 1977-2016 655 9 Clayton Gray 30 1962-2014 600 10 C.J. “Shorty” Gray 15 1977-1991 597 11 John Gray 19 1968-1989 539 12 Blair Miller 28 1987-2015 510 13 Walter Adams 14 1976-1989 495 14 Sandy MacPherson 13 1977-1989 467 15 Mike Smith 15 1977-9191 463 16 Glenn Ball 34 1962-2008 437 17 Gilbert Ducharme 18 1979-1997 420 18 Lorna Gray 29 1986-2016 400 19 Carl Anderson 24 1976-2015 395 20 Bert Blake 48 1958-2006 356 9 ASD TRAINERS SEASON TITLES

Years Trainer Days Wins Years Trainer Days Wins 2016 Tom Gardipy, Jr. 50 37 1986 J. H. “Red” Johnson 110 51 2015 Tom Gardipy, Jr./Tanya Lindsay 50 30 1985 C. J. “Shorty “ Gray 108 52 2014 Ardell Sayler 60 71 1984 Walter Adams 107 73 2013 Ardell Sayler 60 60 1983 Amelio Trejo 109 70 2012 Shelley Brown 60 48 1982 Amelio Trejo 108 65 2011 Ardell Sayler 60 50 1981 Mike Smith 134 60 2010 Tom Gardipy, Jr. 65 48 1980 Clayton Gray/John Gray 121 57 2009 Carl Anderson/Tom Gardipy Jr. 65 45 1979 Clayton Gray 131 64 2008 Ardell Sayler 70 41 1978 Don Gray 129 64 2007 Martin Drexler 70 43 1977 Don Gray 123 68 2006 Ardell Sayler 70 42 1976 Clayton Gray 77 47 2005 Ardell Sayler 75 64 1975 Don Gray 70 41 2004 Ardell Sayler 71 40 1974 Clayton Gray 56 29 2003 Gary Danelson 75 55 1973 Clayton Gray 56 23 2002 Ardell Sayler 75 41 1972 Clayton Gray 56 26 2001 Ardell Sayler 75 47 1971 John Gray 56 23 2000 Ardell Sayler 74 59 1970 Gary Danelson/Clayton Gray 56 22 1999 Brian Palaniuk 75 42 1969 R.J. Watt/Gary Danelson 56 22 1998 Greg Tracy 75 51 1968 V. Ewalt 56 26 1997 Ardell Sayler 79 51 1967 L. K. Jacobs 56 30 1996 Emile Corbel 79 46 1966 W. Teske 42 22 1995 Emile Corbel 84 52 1965 R. J. Watt 42 29 1994 Ardell Sayler 89 61 1964 R. J. Watt 42 22 1993 Tom Dodds 96 39 1963 Bud Greenwood 42 18 1992 Tom Dodds 98 45 1962 Bud Greenwood 42 19 1991 C. J. “Shorty” Gray 121 68 1961 Tom Patton 42 16 1990 Tom Dodds 117 78 1960 Glen Magnnusson 42 33 1989 Tom Dodds 117 54 1959 Les Lear 42 23 1988 Tom Dodds 118 61 1958 R. W. Mathes 42 23 1987 J. H. “Red” Johnson 119 53

Leading Trainers at ASD in 2016

Trainer Starts 1st 2nd 3rd Win % Starts in the $ % in $ Money Earned Tom Gardipy, Jr. 207 37 45 31 17.8 113 54.6 $310,376 Don Schnell 111 34 21 14 30.63 69 62.1 $309,911 Shelley Brown 189 30 27 34 15.8 91 48.1 $365,296 Jerry Gourneau 155 26 20 24 16.7 70 45.1 $288,635 Elton Dickey 162 24 25 39 14.8 88 54.3 $218,292 Tanya Lindsay 119 22 27 20 18.4 69 58 $225,925 Ardell Sayler 104 22 14 14 21.1 50 48 $246,703 Jared Brown 113 20 16 19 17.7 55 48.6 $226,466 Gary Danelson 59 18 10 8 30.5 36 61 $144,529 Cole Bennett 104 15 15 8 14.4 38 36.5 $146,197 Steven Gaskin 101 12 12 17 11.8 41 40.6 $123.01 Shaun Morin 43 11 6 5 25.6 22 51.1 $75,272 Marvin Buffalo 75 8 11 23 10.6 42 56 $95,502 Heather Wallerstedt 50 7 14 9 14 30 60 $102,151 Jack Robertson 44 5 5 5 11.3 15 34.1 $49,470 Dennis Dorchester 29 5 4 0 17.2 9 31 $43,971 Rick Wise 22 5 3 4 22.7 12 54.5 $57,853 Beverley J. Hamilton 21 5 2 4 23.8 11 52.4. $34,985 Lise Pruitt 35 4 6 4 11.4 14 40 $37,753 .Eurico Martens 30 4 3 5 13.3 12 40 $49,500 10 ALL TIME LEADING JOCKEY SEASON TITLES

Rank Jockey Meets Years Career 1 Ken Hendricks 33 1969-07 1666 Years Jockey Day Wins 2 Tim Gardiner 21 1988-09 1458 2016 Christopher Husbands 50 83 3 Tom Adkins 26 1975-00 1318 2015 Chavion Chow 50 63 4 Frankie Licata 14 1986-99 1292 2014 Christopher Husbands 60 71 5 Jacques DesAutels 18 1975-03 1247 2013 Paul Nolan 60 76 6 Rohan Singh 16 1992– 16 1235 2012 Paul Nolan 60 76 7 Larry Bird 29 1967-97 1191 2011 David Lopez 60 72 8 Irwin Driedger 9 1973-82 981 2010 Vicky Baze 65 71 9 Brian Bochinski 7 1986-92 950 2009 Larren Delorme 65 86 10 Jerry Pruitt 24 1990-16 850 2008 Alan Cuthbertson 70 107 11 Gary Melanson 26 1978-04 799 2007 Alan Cuthbertson 70 106 12 Jim Anderson 20 1963-82 773 2006 Alan Cuthbertson 70 81 13 Bobby Stewart 17 1960-76 720 2005 Rohan Singh7584 14 Todd Kabel 5 1985-89 689 2004 Travis Hightower 7198 15 Clifford Thompson 7 1976-82 579 2003 Travis Hightower 7598 16 Mark Oster 8 1979-87 561 2002 Jacques DesAutels 75 99 17 Bobby Dimma 12 1967-78 518 2001 Rohan Singh7582 18 Dick Armstrong 11 1958-69 468 2000 Rohan Singh7478 19 Peter McAleney 7 1977-85 433 1999 Tim Gardiner 75 67 20 Ray Correa 13 1960-76 421 1998 Matt Schmidt 75 80 1997 Niki Goodwin 79 96 1996 Chris Martin 79 92 1995 Chris Martin 84 127 MOST SEASON TITLES 1994 Tim Gardiner 89 104 1993 Tim Gardiner 96 111 Titles Jockey Years 1992 Brian Bochinski 98 137 1966, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1991 Tim Gardiner 121 171 6 Bobby Stewart 1972 1990 Brian Bochinski 117 178 4 Tim Gardiner 1991, 1993, 1994, 1999 1989 Todd Kabel 117 155 1988 Brian Bochinski 118 147 4 Irwin Driedger 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982 1987 Todd Kabel 119 173 4 Dick Armstrong 1962, 1964, 1965, 1967 1986 Todd Kabel 110 147 3 Rohan Singh 2000, 2001, 2005 1985 Mark Oster 108 120 1984 Salvador Rodriquez 107 126 3 Todd Kabel 1986, 1987, 1989 1983 Mike Rowland 109 159 3 Brian Bochinski 1988, 1990, 1992 1982 Irwin Driedger 108 139 3 Tommy Stadnyk 1959, 1960, 1961 1981 Irwin Driedger 134 214 3 Alan Cuthbertson 2006, 2007, 2008 1980 Irwin Driedger 121 180 1979 Irwin Driedger 131 161 1978 Dean Kutz 129 147 1977 Dean Kutz 123 137 1976 Jim Sorenson 77 85 LEADING JOCKEY 2016 1975 Ken Hendricks 70 111 Leading Jockey 2016 Starts 1st 2nd 3rd Win% 1974 Ken Hendricks 56 83 Christopher Husbands 306 83 59 45 27.1 1973 Larry Bird 56 49 1972 Bobby Stewart/Bobby Dimma 56 62 Antonio Whitehall 260 68 46 35 26.1 1971 Bobby Stewart 56 75 Kayla Pizzaro 233 35 31 46 15 1970 Bobby Stewart 56 91 Adolfo Morales 158 32 21 22 20.2 1969 Bobby Stewart 56 90 Richard Mairs 230 26 44 42 11.3 1968 Bobby Stewart 56 66 Tyrone Nelson 179 25 26 18 14 1967 Dick Armstrong 56 71 Renaldo Cumberbatch 194 20 21 39 10.3 1966 Bobby Stewart 42 59 Rohan Singh 137 17 18 36 12.4 1965 Dick Armstrong 42 37 Paul Francis 126 11 18 16 8.7 1964 Dick Armstrong 42 59 Shavon Belle 89 8 17 8 9 1963 Frank Baroby 42 78 Jerry Pruitt 97 8 11 13 8.2 1962 Dick Armstrong 42 48 Tyler Walker 65 7 9 9 10.7 1961 Tommy Stadnyk4259 Rumesh Selman 60 6 7 5 10 1960 Tommy Stadnyk4249 Jarelle Beckles 38 1 3 6 2.6 1959 Tommy Stadnyk4249 Skye Chernetz 9 1 3 2 1.1 1958 Hugo Ditfach 42 55 Scott A. Stevens 4 1 2 1 25 Quincy Welch 2 1 0 1 50 Jennifer Fielding 19 1 0 1 0.5

11 2016 ASD Leading Money Earners in US Currency per Equibase Rank Horses Name Sts. 1st 2nd 3rd Total $ Win %

1 Witt Six 7 3 0 3 $41,140 43%

2 Girl Boss 5 3 1 0 $38,544 60%

3 Inside Straight 2 1 0 1 $37,166 50%

4 Langara 6 4 1 1 $36,821 67%

5 About a Girl 7 3 1 0 $29,598 43%

6 Supreme Rush 6 3 0 0 $26,954 50%

7 Media Melee 5 2 1 0 $26,638 40%

8 Paint My Ride 3 2 0 0 $24,155 67%

9 Budlitelarry 8 4 2 0 $24,090 50%

10 Dance Affair 6 4 0 1 $22,845 67%

11 Electric Cowgirl 3 2 0 0 $21,782 67%

12 Sun Tsuzy 6 1 3 1 $21,373 17%

13 Out of Mischief 6 4 1 1 $21,184 67%

14 Lift Me Up 7 3 1 0 $20,920 43%

15 Can't Use Nellie 6 1 2 0 $20,914 17%

16 Red Jet Lightning 6 2 1 0 $20,772 33%

17 Cal McLish 5 3 1 0 $20,757 60%

18 Galitzianer 5 4 0 0 $20,374 80%

19 Tiz a Cyclone 6 3 2 1 $20,338 50%

20 Baloch Or 10 3 4 0 $20,066 30%

21 Primary Factor 3 2 1 0 $19,118 67%

22 Escape Clause 3 1 1 0 $18,793 33%

23 Pigtails 6 4 1 0 $18,287 67%

24 Quest Essential 7 1 2 1 $18,126 14%

25 Boozin Time 7 4 0 1 $17,696 57%

26 Sound Design 7 1 0 3 $16,671 14%

27 Big Bad Janine 3 1 1 0 $16,666 33%

28 Son of Eleanor 6 2 1 2 $16,602 33%

29 Sumerian Bell 4 2 1 0 $15,491 50%

30 Blackburn 7 3 0 1 $15,474 43%

31 Ty Lane 4 1 0 2 $15,241 25%

32 Zdeno 6 1 2 0 $15,063 17%

33 Jilly Juice 5 3 1 0 $14,788 60%

34 Coach Hamilton 9 3 2 2 $14,742 33%

35 Princessofthestars 7 2 4 1 $14,635 29%

36 Woodlandsway (GB) 5 1 1 1 $14,591 20%

37 Eugenie 6 2 1 1 $14,533 33%

38 Witts Henny Penny 8 2 2 3 $14,387 25%

39 Ellie's the Boss 6 2 1 0 $14,255 33%

40 War Hero 4 4 0 0 $14,192 100%

41 Out of Thin Air 5 2 2 0 $14,101 40%

42 Aunt Hilda 7 2 2 1 $14,100 29%

43 Rio Grey 6 2 3 0 $14,058 33%

44 Floating River 10 2 3 1 $13,422 20%

45 Jon Q 5 2 1 1 $13,380 40%

46 Red Kolo Cup 8 2 2 2 $13,357 25%

47 Alpine Luck 8 0 4 1 $13,300 0% 12 Rank Horses Name Sts. 1st 2nd 3rd Total $ Win %

48 Malibu Colony 9 2 2 2 $13,255 22%

49 Deadly Black Eagle 2 2 0 0 $13,089 100%

50 Joint Tenant 8 1 3 1 $13,016 13%

51 Cats West 6 2 1 2 $12,981 33%

52 Smart Sense 4 0 3 0 $12,727 0%

53 Hollysindependent 8 3 1 0 $12,723 38%

54 Swiss Idol 4 1 1 0 $12,581 25%

55 Victory Song 7 3 0 1 $12,476 43%

56 Doing It Right 9 2 2 2 $12,453 22%

57 Sober Sue 8 2 1 2 $12,428 25%

58 Believe Too 7 1 2 0 $12,356 14%

59 Dreamcastle 7 2 1 2 $12,201 29%

60 Thisladyisadiamond 9 2 4 0 $12,151 22%

61 Jungle Story 6 0 4 2 $12,102 0%

62 Taxi Joe 8 2 2 0 $11,942 25%

63 Party Beach 6 2 1 0 $11,894 33%

64 Bear's Reality 1 1 0 0 $11,867 100%

65 Trooper John 1 1 0 0 $11,825 100%

66 Ruck 1 0 1 0 $11,737 0%

67 Atanygivenmoment 2 1 0 0 $11,731 50%

68 Canadian Rose 7 2 3 2 $11,676 29%

69 Sea of Silence 7 2 0 1 $11,662 29%

70 Commandandconquer 6 1 2 1 $11,550 17%

71 Power Driven 4 0 1 1 $11,357 0%

72 Texas Buccaneer 4 2 1 1 $11,286 50%

73 Yonaguska Storm 3 2 0 0 $11,244 67%

74 Southern Nights 7 1 3 2 $11,025 14%

75 Hotaling Heart 6 2 0 2 $10,979 33%

76 Ez in Arizona 5 3 0 0 $10,951 60%

77 Shiloh's Phil 7 2 0 2 $10,855 29%

78 Barramoon 8 2 2 2 $10,845 25%

79 Witt's So Bossy 9 2 2 1 $10,801 22%

80 Garden Symphony 9 2 1 2 $10,637 22%

81 Kaluma 8 2 2 0 $10,466 25%

82 Castelao 5 1 2 1 $10,445 20%

83 Papa Smitty 5 2 1 1 $10,402 40%

84 B B Prince of Scat 6 2 1 2 $10,390 33%

85 Primarily Wise 7 1 3 2 $10,340 14%

86 Spanky's Bourbon 5 2 0 0 $10,333 40%

87 Mighty Bear 8 2 1 2 $10,328 25%

88 Abugah 7 1 3 1 $10,269 14%

89 Dixie Vision 7 2 1 3 $10,139 29%

90 Putmeinthetrickbag 3 2 0 0 $10,082 67%

91 Nose the Pose 6 2 1 1 $10,030 33%

92 Abbyboo 5 2 0 2 $9,939 40%

93 Mumbles 2 1 0 0 $9,894 50%

94 Cowboy Curlin 5 2 0 1 $9,805 40% 13 Rank Horses Name Sts. 1st 2nd 3rd Total $ Win %

95 Diamond Heat 7 2 1 2 $9,713 29%

96 Dunne's Dream 8 1 4 2 $9,710 13%

97 Lit Obito Pepper 4 1 0 1 $9,664 25%

98 Desert Summer 3 1 1 0 $9,638 33%

99 Pacific Tsunami 7 2 1 1 $9,597 29%

100 Bellamy's Song 4 2 2 0 $9,544 50%

101 Luxiana Coin 6 2 0 2 $9,530 33%

102 Classic Thunder 4 2 1 0 $9,471 50%

103 Miss Zakie Pie 6 2 1 1 $9,333 33%

104 Black Witch 4 2 2 0 $9,324 50%

105 Foxy Champ 9 1 3 0 $9,189 11%

106 Magic D' Oro 2 1 0 0 $9,146 50%

107 Morning Expresso 4 2 0 0 $9,070 50%

108 Mi Hossenda 4 1 0 1 $9,067 25%

109 Kenny Do the Math 10 1 3 2 $8,969 10%

110 Meabon 6 2 0 2 $8,964 33%

111 Kodiak's Pride 6 2 2 1 $8,913 33%

112 Taminga 7 2 1 0 $8,841 29%

113 Well Ya Never Know 5 2 1 0 $8,778 40%

114 Another River Song 5 2 1 0 $8,731 40%

115 Good Shot 6 1 1 0 $8,650 17%

116 Actions Speak 5 1 3 0 $8,622 20%

117 Safecracker 3 1 2 0 $8,517 33%

118 Genius Level 8 1 3 2 $8,505 13%

119 Magnitude 7 1 1 0 $8,491 14%

120 Little Bro Garrett 4 2 1 0 $8,461 50%

121 Questforlime 7 1 0 6 $8,421 14%

122 Madd Edition 8 1 0 4 $8,362 13%

123 Papow 6 2 0 1 $8,357 33%

124 Sassy Cassie 5 2 0 2 $8,344 40%

125 Dotted Princess 6 2 0 1 $8,269 33%

126 Twice the Magic 8 1 2 1 $8,224 13%

127 Winnetou 8 2 0 1 $8,198 25%

128 Wouf de Douf 9 1 1 2 $8,192 11%

129 Water Runner 7 1 2 1 $8,172 14%

130 Forever Man 7 1 3 1 $8,158 14%

131 Archybdancing 8 1 1 2 $8,148 13%

132 Key to Life 3 1 1 0 $8,075 33%

133 It'saboutjazz 7 1 2 3 $8,019 14%

134 Kenton 6 1 0 1 $7,933 17%

135 Causin Commotion 6 1 0 2 $7,808 17%

136 Storming Cecilia 4 2 0 1 $7,748 50%

137 Play Book 9 1 0 4 $7,740 11%

138 Bambazonki 9 1 1 1 $7,706 11%

139 She's It Again 4 2 0 0 $7,672 50%

140 Magnetic Jazz 7 1 1 3 $7,659 14%

141 Heber 4 0 1 2 $7,562 0%

14 Rank Horses Name Sts. 1st 2nd 3rd Total $ Win %

142 Lime Dancer 8 1 1 4 $7,517 13%

143 Hot and Wild 2 1 0 1 $7,492 50%

144 Secret Wishes 3 1 1 1 $7,430 33%

145 Radiant Day 6 1 3 0 $7,427 17%

146 Twelve Tribes 5 1 0 2 $7,413 20%

147 Something Posative 7 1 2 2 $7,411 14%

148 Sorcerer's Wildcat 2 1 1 0 $7,386 50%

149 Aneto 6 0 1 3 $7,380 0%

150 Dixieland Lake 3 0 2 1 $7,342 0%

151 Twotwenty 7 1 2 2 $7,341 14%

152 Divergent Lady 4 1 2 0 $7,330 25%

153 Queens Hombre 7 1 2 2 $7,294 14%

154 Heavenly Lioness 6 1 2 2 $7,235 17%

155 Stand Up Rita 8 1 1 3 $7,217 13%

156 Oxford City Slew 10 1 1 2 $7,127 10%

157 Bentley's Gone 2 2 0 0 $7,041 100%

158 Ever Arch 2 2 0 0 $7,040 100%

159 Orbit Express 6 1 2 1 $7,019 17%

160 Jack No 5 1 1 0 $6,979 20%

161 Silver City Ditty 9 1 1 1 $6,953 11%

162 Truly North 7 1 0 3 $6,942 14%

163 Manos Arriba 4 1 0 1 $6,880 25%

164 Go Go Lolo 4 0 1 2 $6,868 0%

165 Money Cannon 6 1 2 1 $6,839 17%

166 Ben Bolt 5 0 2 1 $6,819 0%

167 Nevergetsold 5 1 1 1 $6,785 20%

168 Getaway Alley 7 1 1 0 $6,753 14%

169 Major Sugarattack 6 1 1 1 $6,707 17%

170 Sonoble 7 1 1 3 $6,669 14%

171 Deal' Em 5 1 2 1 $6,548 20%

172 Expect Distinction 5 1 1 2 $6,520 20%

173 Witts Go Go 7 1 1 1 $6,507 14%

174 Bluesie Brown 8 1 1 2 $6,493 13%

175 True Attraction 7 0 3 0 $6,437 0%

176 Hamluk 9 0 3 2 $6,349 0%

177 Forty Proof 5 0 2 1 $6,326 0%

178 Me First 3 1 0 0 $6,322 33%

179 Lucy's Coin 7 1 1 1 $6,299 14%

180 Takincareofbizness 6 1 1 2 $6,279 17%

181 Sugah Sweet 7 1 0 0 $6,199 14%

182 I Am Awesome 6 1 1 0 $6,145 17%

183 Feisty Kat 7 1 1 1 $6,133 14%

184 Spanish Fowl 5 1 2 0 $6,104 20%

185 Lee Creek 5 1 0 2 $6,007 20%

186 Rocky Kaluki 6 1 1 0 $5,966 17%

187 Hey Momma Rock Me 7 0 3 4 $5,896 0%

188 Wise Whiskeycat 7 1 1 0 $5,854 14%

15 Jean’s Dream ‐ Thoroughbred Horses with Different Colours/Markings Jean’s Dream

Jean McEwen has been a long‐time owner at Assiniboia Downs but prior to that was involved with paint show horses. Given her love of both paint horses and thoroughbreds she visited Color Your World Ranch, in Glendale, Arizona ‐ their motto is Home of the Fanciest Thoroughbreds in the World! Their website states The Facts are in Black and White! The Thoroughbreds are in " COLOR !" Jean decided that the next thoroughbred she would race would have the frame overo pattern (or type as it is referred to by the APHA) ‐ patches of white appear on the sides of the neck, barrel, and rump with white rarely crossing the topline and often there are large white markings on the face. This pattern is most common in Paints but does occur in other breeds such as the Thoroughbred and the Miniature Horse. She purchased 2 thoroughbred stallions with the frame overo type ‐ Ellusive Spell and Poet or Pirate from their breeder Nancy McEachern DVM. The horses were shipped to trainer Emile Corbel at ASD where Ellusive Spell made 2 starts for Maiden Special Weight running 4th & 5th and then was retired due to an injury. Poet or Pirate did not start. Jean has a dream to breed the first Canadian bred with the frame overo pattern colour to win a race in Canada. Jean’s Colourful Foals Since purchasing frame overo pattern stallions Ellusive Spell and Poet or Pirate, she has purchased registered palomino thoroughbred stallion Sonoran Gold from Nancy McEachern DVM. When you go to Jean’s farm in the Rosser area the first thing you notice is the unusual colour/markings on her thoroughbred foals. Ellusive Spell is registered as a Dark Bay or Brown Horse by the Jockey Club. The APHA shows that his type is shown as frame overo. He has sired

a 2014 thoroughbred colt with the frame overo pattern. His registration papers have not been received so his actual name is not yet known but he was called Spot at the race track and is known affectionately as Oz at the farm. In 2016 he was learning his basics under the tutelage of Heather Wallerstedt – being a big colt he was sent home to mature. His dam is So Like a Tiger.

An Anglo Arab (thoroughbred Arab cross) who is currently being pointed towards the Canadian National Arabian & Half Arabian Championship that is being held in the summer of 2017 in Brandon, MB. Poet or Pirate is registered as a Bay Horse by the Jockey Club with his APHA papers showing the type of frame overo. His get includes 16 A chestnut filly out of Charute.

A bay filly out of Lordes at War. Sonoran Gold is registered as a Palomino on his Jockey Club registration while his APHA registration shows as Cremello. Per the APHA a cremello has a cream or off‐white body colour, mane and tail with pale, pinkish skin – the coat has enough yellow to allow white markings to be visible. He currently has 3 foals on the ground

A buckskin colt out of Rock ‘n Motion. The APHA states that a Buckskin has a yellowish or gold body colour with a black mane and tail and black on the lower legs. A Buckskin lacks primitive markings.

A smoky black colt out of Dearest Susie. The entire coat, including muzzle, flanks and legs are black; colour may fade when exposed to the sun’ could have rusty tinge during certain times of the year; early foals may be an overall mousy gray, then shed to black.

A palomino filly out of Baby Charute. The APHA states that a Palomino’s body colour varies from rich gold to pale yellow while the mane and tail are generally pale or off‐white but may be the same color as the body. Recognized Colours & Double Registry for Thoroughbred/Paint Horses The Jockey Club Registration website states that there are 7 coat colours possible for thoroughbred horses –

17 Bay, Black, Chestnut, Dark Bay/Brown, Gray/Roan, Palomino and White. We did talk to a Jockey Club representative and were advised that they are not planning on adding any additional colors. In 2001, The Jockey Club started DNA typing for parentage verification. The genetic testing laboratories under contract by The Jockey Club compare the genetic factors present in the sire and dam to those factors present in the foal. These comparisons indicate whether the sire and dam reported do indeed qualify as the sire and dam of the foal. Certain registered thoroughbreds can be double registered in the American Paint Horse Association (APHA). The APHA website states that Paint Horses have base coats the same colors of other breeds but super‐ imposed over these colors are a variety of white spotting patterns. The APHA recognizes additional colour choices in their registry ‐ Brown (thoroughbred choice is Dark Bay/Brown), Sorrel, Red Roan, Blue Roan, Bay Roan, Cremello, Perlino, Smokey Cream, Red Dun, Dun, Gruillo, Buckskin, Amber Champagne, Classic Champagne and Gold Champagne. In addition, one of 4 types must be selected ‐ Tobiano, Overo, Tovero and Solid. The sire and dam must be registered with the APHA and the foal’s Jockey Club registration papers must be received before the APHA registration process can begin. Once all of this is in place the horse is genetically colour tested at an approved animal genetics lab to show that they have paint genes – one such lab is located at the University of California Davis. Hopefully Jean’s dream will come true soon with Oz (aka Spot). Or maybe it will be one of the other colourful foals she has bred that will hit the winner’s circle first – only time will tell. One thing is sure Jean will be very happy when she goes to greet one of her colourful thoroughbreds in the winners’ circle. Just look for her silks!

This article was a collaborative effort between Connie Clauson, Darlene Wedge, Jean McEwen, Laura McIvor and Leona Stahl and contains a very high level of detail on colourful Thoroughbreds – for more detailed information the American Paint Horse Association’s website contains a section entitled American Paint Horse Association’s Guide to Coat Color Genetics. Further information on the genetic testing can be found on the internet under UC Davis Veterinary Genetics Laboratory.

18 2015 HBPA AWARD NOMINEES & WINNERS Nominee, Trainer & Owner: winners in bold

Two Year Old Filly Two Year Old Colt/Gelding

Nominee Trainer Owner Nominee Trainer Owner Aneto S. Brown Double H Stable Big Bad Janine Eurico Martens Jerry Antoniuk Coolidge D. Schnell D. Schnell or B. Arnason Gold N’ Sochi Carl Anderson Monica Prokipchuk Forty Proof D. Schnell S Ziprick, M. Wright & Image Of Perfection Dale Saunders Saunders, M&P B Arnason Equip. & Met Set. Heber D. Schnell D. Schnell or B. Arnason Pecos Charles E Smith Terry Propps Langara D. Schnell B. Arnason and True North Truly North B. Miller Hillside Farm & W. Anderson Ozark Daredevil T Rycroft Riversedge Racing Stable

Three Year Old Colt/Gelding Three Year Old Filly Nominee Trainer Owner Nominee Trainer Owner Madd Edition S Brown Robert Nokes Safecracker T. Lindsay D. Mitchell, D & G Bell & Holiday Maker J. Brown Wind Dancer & B. Melke Gold Medal Stable I’m A Flashy Girl B. Miller TG Stable Sly Gold B. Miller Hillside Farm, B & M Jungle Story D. Schnell Arnason, Daley, Sunsbak & Crockett, Anderson and Ziprick Bosma Major Sugarattack E. Dickey L. Falloon & Let Er Rip Spider’s Alibi Charles E Smith Terry Propps Supreme Rush H. Wallerstedt K-5 Stables Witt Six Jerry Gourneau Henry Witt Jr.

Older Mare Older Horse

Nominee Trainer Owner Nominee Trainer Owner

Aware Don Schnell Don Schnell & Barry Arnason Ben Bolt L Gray L Gray, D or G Bell or Can’t Use Nellie Shelley Brown Jim & Susan Hill M Liggett Go Go Lolo Murray Duncan M Duncan & Garyelle Stewart CC Ride T Lindsay G. Babchisin Lotus Lane Tanya Lindsay Gold Medal Stable Magic D’Oro T Lindsay M Yeroschak & B Lucky to Stay Home Jared Brown John Ganas Arnason Storm Chance R. Tourangeau R. Tourangeau Sprinter of the Year Zdeno D Schnell Arnason, Daley, Sunsbak & Ziprick Nominee Trainer Owner

Aware Don Schnell D Schnell or Barry Arnason Holiday Maker J Brown Wind Dancer & B Melke HBPA 2015 Horse of the Year Storm Chance R. Tourangeau R Tourangeau Witt Six J Gourneau Henry Witt, Jr Magic D’ Oro Zdeno D Schnell Arnason, Daley, Sunsbak & Owners: Martin Yeroschak and Barry Arnason Ziprick Trainer: Tanya Lindsay

Most Astute Claim

Nominee Trainer Owner Leading Trainer of the Year

Aneto S Brown Double H Stable Tom Gardipy, Jr. & Tanya Lindsay Barramoon R. Tourangeau R. Tourangeau Cat’s Classy Rider E. Dickey E. Dickey Sweeping Change T Gardipy B Richter & K Gardipy Tapadero S Brown B & J Stable Leading Money Earner Tom Kha Jared Brown Jared Brown

Don Schnell Harry Crane Claiming Horse of the Year

Tapadero Leading % Trainer of the Year Owners: B&J Stable Trainer: Shelley Brown Tanya Lindsay

Leading Jockey of the Year

Chavion Chow

19 32nd Annual Awards Evening honoring the Stars of 2015

2 Year Old Filly 2 Year Old Colt/Gelding PECOS COOLIDGE Owned by Terry Propps Owners: Barry Arnason & Don Accepted by Bruce Strachan from HBPA Schnell Board Member, Leona Stahl Presented by HBPA Board Member Connie Clauson

3 Year Old Filly 3 Year Old Colt /Gelding SUPREME RUSH WITT SIX Accepted by K5 Stables Daniel, Kelly and Ellie Owner: Henry Witt, Jr .Presented by HBPA Kives and Leona Stahl Farm Manager from HBPA Board Member Dale Neuls Board Member John Field. Accepted by Manny Medeiros

HBPA Older Mare GO GO LOLO Most Astute Claim of 2015 Owners: Murray Duncan & Garyelle Stewart CAT’S CLASSY RIDER Presented to Murray Duncan by MJC Paddock Host , Owner, Elton Dickey Presented by HBPA VP, Wayne Rob MacLennan King. Accepted by Blaine McLaren and Cyndi Kasper

32nd Annual Awards Evening honoring the Stars of 2015

2015 Sprinter of the Year 2015 Claimer of the Year ZDENO TAPADERO Owners: B&J Stable Owners: Arnason, Daley Sunsbak & Ziprick Presented by HBPA President Blaine McLaren to Presented to Barry Arnason by MJC Joyce and Barry Wolfe and family Assistant Director of Racing, Derek Corbel Trainer: Shelley Brown

2015 Leading Trainer 2015 Leading Trainer & 2015 Leading 2015 Leading Jockey Percentage Trainer CHAVION CHOW TOM GARDIPY, JR Leading Percentage Accepted by Laura McIvor Presented by HBPA Board DON SCHNELL Trainer Presented by HBPA Member John Field Presented by HBPA TANYA LINDSAY President Blaine Board Member Dale Presented by HBPA Board McLaren Neuls

HBPA Horse of The Year / Older Horse - MAGIC D’ORO Owners: Martin Yeroschak and Barry Arnason Presented by HBPA Vice President Wayne King

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