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State of Illinois Breeders Fund Programs 2015 Annual Foal Registration Reports State of Illinois Governor Bruce Rauner Department of Agriculture STATE OF ILLINOIS BREEDERS FUND PROGRAMS 2015 ANNUAL FOAL REGISTRATION REPORTS TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE QUARTER HORSE BREEDERS FUND ILLINOIS CONCEIVED AND FOALED: ……………………………………….. 1 Nominated Foals Recapitulation: ……………………………………….. 4 Alphabetical Listing By: Dam …….…………………………. 5 Owner …….……………………… 6 Stallion ………..………………….. 7 STANDARDBRED BREEDERS FUND ILLINOIS CONCEIVED AND FOALED: ……….……………………………… 8 Nominated Foals Recapitulation: ….………….…….………………….. 12 Alphabetical Listing By: Dam …….…………………………. 13 Owner …….……………………… 31 Stallion ………..………………….. 38 THOROUGHBRED BREEDERS FUND ILLINOIS CONCEIVED AND FOALED: ……….……………………………… 41 Nominated Foals Recapitulation: ….………….…….………………….. 45 Alphabetical Listing By: Dam …….…………………………. 46 Owner …….……………………… 53 Stallion ……..…………………….. 56 ILLINOIS FOALED: ……….……………………………… 58 Nominated Foals Recapitulation: ….………….…….………………….. 58 Alphabetical Listing By: Dam …….…………………………. 59 Owner …….……………………… 66 Stallion ……..…………………….. 69 FOAL REGISTRATION SUMMARIZATION: ……………………………………... 72 ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE ILLINOIS RACING QUARTER HORSE BREEDERS FUND 2015 Foal Registrations of Illinois Conceived and Foaled Quarter Horses ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE Illinois Quarter Horse Breeders Fund Program Registrations Mares Bred Number of Foaling Number of Foals Registered in: Mares Bred Year Registered Stallions 2002 325 2003 121 87 2003 257 2004 113 76 2004 232 2005 97 74 2005 229 2006 56 52 2006 117 2007 41 38 2007 68 2008 24 38 2008 53 2009 27 39 2009 36 2010 23 39 2010 46 2011 16 33 2011 33 2012 18 33 2012 49 2013 18 30 2013 55 2014 10 24 2014 24 2015 2 19 ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE HORSE RACING PROGRAMS 2014 ILLINOIS QUARTER HORSE BREEDERS FUND PURSES PAID Non Wagering Races Wagering Races Supplement To Purses PARI-MUTUEL RACETRACKS 0 4 $ 0 NON PARI-MUTUEL EVENTS County Fairs McLeansboro Fair June 16 1 $1,350 Martinsville Ag. Fair July 11 1 $ 0 Clark Co Fair July 28 1 $1,350 Effingham Co Fair August 8 1 $1,350 Cumberland Co. Fair August 18 1 $ 0 Pana Tri Co. Fair August 30 1 $1,350 Total Fairs 6 $5,400 2014 GRAND TOTALS $ 5,400 These 2014 figures are only for events or supplements that are restricted to Illinois Conceived and Foaled horses (ICF) that are properly registered with the Department of Agriculture and do not include purses won by ICF horses in open competition. ILLINOIS QUARTERHORSE BREEDERS FUND PROGRAM 2015 NOMINATED FOALS Totals Month # of Foals January 0 February 0 March 0 April 1 May 1 June 0 July 0 August 0 September 0 October 0 November 0 December 0 Total Nominated 2 Total Owned In Illinois 2 Total Owned Out Of Illinois 0 Total Colt 1 Total Filly 1 Total Gelding 0 Total Ridgling 0 Total Bay 0 Total Gray 0 Total Black 0 Total Brown 0 Total Chestnut 2 Total Roan 0 Foals Conceived By Transported Fresh Semen 0 FOALS OF 2015 NOMINATED TO THE ILLINOIS QUARTERHORSE BREEDERS FUND PROGRAM DAM NAME FILE-NO COLOR SEX FOAL-DATE FOAL NAME SIRE NAME OWNER NAME ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP COLOUR THE CASH 20150001 CHESTNUT COLT 5/5/2015 DANJUR DASH HASSEBROCK CHAD 7955 SINCLAIR RD KINMUNDY IL 62854 FRIDAY CINNA BAR 20150002 CHESTNUT FILLY 4/30/2015 ASHARP PERKS YAWL BRANUM MR. BONNIE 22179 HORSE AVE FILLMORE IL 62032 OWNERS OF 2015 NOMINATED FOALS OWNER NAME DAM SIRE BRANUM MR. BONNIE FRIDAY CINNA BAR ASHARP PERKS YAWL HASSEBROCK CHAD COLOUR THE CASH DANJUR DASH SIRE LISTING OF 2015 REGISTERED ILLINOIS CONCEIVED AND FOALED QUARTER HORSES STALLION (# OF FOALS) DAM OF FOAL ASHARP PERKS YAWL (1) FRIDAY CINNA BAR (FILLY) DANJUR DASH (1) COLOUR THE CASH (COLT) ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE ILLINOIS STANDARDBRED BREEDERS FUND 2015 Foal Registrations of Illinois Conceived and Foaled Standardbreds ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE Illinois Standardbred Breeders Fund Program Registrations Mares Bred Number of Foaling Number of Foals Registered in: Mares Bred Year Registered Stallions 1969 2,146 1970 1,045 149 1970 2,156 1971 1,019 160 1971 2,171 1972 961 153 1972 2,153 1973 984 187 1973 2,135 1974 949 166 1974 2,198 1975 978 165 The Horse Racing Act of 1975 1975 2,605 1976 1069 189 1976 3,124 1977 1,251 220 1977 3,180 1978 1,651 272 1978 3,680 1979 1,936 285 1979 4,020 1980 2,070 293 1980 3,975 1981 2,044 300 1981 4,414 1982 2,290 312 1982 4,451 1983 2,468 313 1983 4,461 1984 2,535 314 1984 4,508 1985 2,463 313 1985 4,083 1986 2,156 294 1986 3,580 1987 2,025 280 1987 3,454 1988 1,939 282 1988 3,395 1989 1,997 277 1989 3,363 1990 1,970 278 1990 3,299 1991 1,934 256 1991 3,323 1992 1,804 248 1992 3,242 1993 1,952 234 1993 3,187 1994 1,911 220 1994 3,201 1995 2,000 220 1995 2,949 1996 1,826 213 1996 2,934 1997 1,774 189 1997 2,461 1998 1,453 156 1998 2,025 1999 1,222 146 1999 2,021 2000 1,198 137 2000 2,157 2001 1,349 136 2001 2,233 2002 1,343 145 2002 2,271 2003 1,348 142 2003 2,163 2004 1,342 147 2004 2,322 2005 1,367 139 2005 1,924 2006 1,152 132 2006 1,806 2007 977 111 2007 1,561 2008 961 98 2008 1,377 2009 769 86 ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE Illinois Standardbred Breeders Fund Program Registrations Mares Bred Number of Foaling Number of Foals Registered in: Mares Bred Year Registered Stallions 2009 1,253 2010 660 62 2010 1,220 2011 549 63 2011 855 2012 487 66 2012 861 2013 492 69 2013 893 2014 499 62 2014 738 2015 446 55 ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF AGRIUCLUTRE HORSE RACING PROGRAM ILLINOS STANDARDBRED BREEDERS FUND 2014 PURSES AND AWARDS PAID TOTAL STAKES AND OWNERS’/ PURSES AND TRACK/ASSOCIATION LATE CLOSERS OVERNITES BREEDERS BONUS BREEDER’S RACES PURSES RACES PURSES AWARDS AWARDS AWARDS BALMORAL PARK Balmoral Racing Club 102 $2,925,850 11 $ 55,800 $336,225 $201,742 $3,519,617 MAYWOOD PARK Maywood Park Trotting 20 $ 510,310 105 $407,400 $193,098 $147,773 $1,258,581 Association, Inc ILLINOIS STATE FAIR Dept. of Agriculture 25 $ 527,000 22 $165,900 $ 2,368 $ 0 $ 695,268 DU QUOIN STATE FAIR Dept. of Agriculture 26 $ 346,000 4 $ 16,000 $ 566 $ 0 $ 362,566 BROWN CNTY Mt Sterling 8 $ 26,521 9 $ 9,000 $ 0 $ 0 $ 35,521 ____________________________________________________________________________ _______________ PARI-MUTUEL TOTALS Totals 181 $4,335,681 151 $654,100 $532,257 $349,515 $5,871,553 NON PARI-MUTUEL RACING 32 County Fairs Colt Associations 291 $1,060,772 $1,060,772 ICF Aged Stakes 20 $ 94,500 $ 94,500 Downstate Classic Carrollton (3 YO) 6 $ 64,896 $ 64,896 Lincoln (2 YO) 4 $ 35,864 $ 35,864 Illinois Stallion Stakes Charleston, IL 4 $ 47,000 $ 47,000 ISOBA PREVIEW 8 $ 20,000 $ 20,000 NON PARI-MUTUEL TOTALS ___________________________________________________________________________ _______________ 333 $1,323,032 $1,323,032 ILLINOIS CONCEIVED & FOAL BONUS PROGRAMS Illinois Topline 3 YO & Up 11 $21,500 $ 21,500 2014 Grand Totals 525 $5,680,213 151 $654,100 $532,257 $349,515 $7,216,085 Figures for 2014 are only for events restricted to Illinois Conceived and Foaled(ICF) horses that are properly registered with the Illinois Department of Agriculture and do not include purses won by ICF horses in open competition. Bonuses awarded to ICF horses winning in open overnites in Illinois pari-mutuel competition are included in above table. NOTE: The Breeders’ Awards above include both ICF restricted races and open races. ILLINOIS STANDARDBRED BREEDERS FUND PROGRAM 2015 NOMINATED FOALS Totals Month # of Foals January 3 February 36 March 66 April 163 May 165 June 13 July 0 August 0 September 0 October 0 November 0 December 0 Total Nominated 446 Total Owned In Illinois 425 Total Owned Out Of Illinois 21 Total Colt 220 Total Filly 226 Total Gelding 0 Total Ridgling 0 Total Bay 348 Total Gray 1 Total Black 25 Total Brown 66 Total Chestnut 5 Total Roan 1 Foals Conceived By Transported Fresh Semen 0 FOALS OF 2015 NOMINATED TO THE ILLINOIS STANDARDBRED BREEDERS FUND PROGRAM DAM NAME FILE-NO COLOR SEX FOAL-DATE FOAL NAME SIRE NAME OWNER NAME ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP ABIGAIL'S CHOICE BAY COLT 6/9/2015 CRUISER WEIGHT CROUSE SK JOHN & LINDA KAY 5526 E FRONTAGE LANE OLNEY IL 62450 AL'S STAR BAY COLT 5/14/2015 PARTY AT ARTSPLACE JEFFERS MARY LEA / EVERETT ADELE 13525 E 325TH AVE (no mail) FLAT ROCK IL 62427 ALFALFA GIRL BAY FILLY 2/28/2015 SOUTHWIND BREEZE UNIV OF IL % BALDES MOLLY 1709 W ST MARY'S RD URBANA IL 61801 ALI'S BUTTERCUP BAY FILLY 4/20/2015 CRUISER WEIGHT CAVE THOMAS B 1830 KINDNESS ROAD CAMPBELLSVILLE KY 42718 ALL AMERICAN YENTA BAY FILLY 4/19/2015 SPORTSMASTER PHILLIPS RON L 22758 DERRY AVE ATHENS IL 62613 ALMAHURST ICICLE BAY COLT 3/7/2015 SAGEBRUSH FAIR MEADOW FARM 104 WHITLER LANE ALTAMONT IL 62411 ANDI LACE BAY FILLY 4/21/2015 WHITEFISH FALLS DIXON GENE 2451 W WHITE OAKS DR #201 SPRINGFIELD IL 62704 ANDI'S SISTER BAY COLT 4/18/2015 FT APACHE HANOVER BUNCH GARY 520 1200 E ST VERSAILLES IL 62378 ANDRIA DORIA BAY FILLY 4/26/2015 STRAIGHT SHOOTING JONES CHARLES R 13176 N 21ST AVE NOKOMIS IL 62075 ANNIE YOUR COOL BROWN FILLY 5/5/2015 STRAIGHT SHOOTING BARNARD JOHN PO BOX 1141 ORLAND PARK IL 60462 APRIA AMIE BAY COLT 4/7/2015 SPORTSMASTER WILLIAMS RITA J & ROD J 3006 30TH AVE NORTH HENDERSONIL 61466 AR SISSY BAY FILLY 3/18/2015 THE SIS MASTER SPORTSMASTER BETLEY JANET M 894 SHERWOOD FOREST CT O'FALLON MO 63366 ARLENE HALL BLACK FILLY 5/27/2015 SOUTHWIND BREEZE FAIR MEADOW FARM 104 WHITLER LANE ALTAMONT IL 62411 ARMBRO ADORED BAY FILLY 4/26/2015 POWERFUL EMOTION FOX VALLEY STANDARDBREDS 7793 FARRAND RD SHERMAN IL 62684 ARMBRO BAHRAIN BAY FILLY 5/12/2015 PIZZAZZED FOX VALLEY STANDARDBREDS 7793 FARRAND RD SHERMAN IL 62684 ARMBRO DASHER BAY COLT 4/28/2015 DASH AROUND PARTY AT ARTSPLACE JEFFERS MARY LEA / EVERETT ADELE 13525 E 325TH
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