New York Breeder NEW YORK THOROUGHBRED BREEDERS INC. OCTOBER 2014

selling season Yearlings added to this year’s fall mixed sale

Sponsored by Breeders’ cup hopefuls Jeff treadway / affirmed success

BLACK YELLOWMAGENTACYAN NYTB10-1.pgs 09.24.2014 10:38 NewYorkTbredBreeders STONESIDER GALIANA ($345,446) brought home her second Tax Free Shopping Distaff S. victory Sept. 13 by over 8 lengths, this was also her fourth career stakes win.

CONGAREE DON’T TELL SOPHIA ($679,295) recorded her third stakes win of the year Sept. 6 at Churchill Downs, defeating MGSW Molly Morgan by 2 ¼ lengths in the $100,000 Locust Grove S. and is pointed for the Spinster S.-G1 at Keeneland.

COSMONAUT Three-year-old Saratoga stakes winner SELENITE ($158,153) returned in Belmont’s $125,000 John Hettinger S. Sept. 14 to run a very good fourth to older ßllies and mares, keeping her sire #1 second crop sire in the Northeast.

BOB AND JOHN Currently tenth in the Northeast with over $1.1-million in 2014, leading runners include: Bobby Jo ($244,600), Jonrah ($199,383), Pearl of Wisdom ($188,520), Greed and Fear ($182,526), etc.

BLACK YELLOWMAGENTACYAN NYTB10-2.pgs 09.22.2014 17:01 NewYorkTbredBreeders fbegley Joining the roster for 2015

By emerging sire of sires HARLAN’S HOLIDAY $5,000 live foal

Come see WILLCOX INN and all the stallions while you’re in Saratoga for the F-T Sale, we’re just 8 minutes from the track.

Also Standing: BOB AND JOHN | $6,000 CONGAREE | $7,500 COSMONAUT | $5,000 SMART BID | $4,500 STONESIDER | $3,500 All fees live foal stand and nurse

Suzie & C. Lynwood O’Cain D.V.M. | cell: 518.573-2304 | farm: 518.584-1515 Rick Burke | 224 Burke Road, Stillwater, New York, 12170 | www.saratogastudllc.com

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18 A WIDER NET the game, finds his way to the 28 THE HEAT IS ON Addition of yearlings, two-day winner’s circle. Saratoga Heater, Temper Mint fall mixed sale gives breeders 26 Patty take to the mud at Belmont. more options. INVADINg THE RANkS Invading Humor gets first stakes 32 PuRE RuNNINg MACHINE 22 THE STuDENT win; Lubash turns the tables on Adopted New Yorker Affirmed Owner Jeff Treadway studies King Kreesa in the Ashley Cole. Success had a remarkable run.

DEPARTMENTS 6 Executive DirectorÕs Column 8 News 12 2014 New York-Bred Stakes Schedule ON THE COVER

14 Leading Sires of New York-Breds New York breeders gear 16 Leading Breeders of New York-Breds up for the Fasig-Tipton 17 Leading Owners of New York-Breds October mixed sale in Saratoga Springs. 17 Leading Trainers of New York-Breds 36 New York-Bred Stakes Winners

40 Sires Of Winners Photo by Skip Dickstein 42 Upcoming Events

New York Thoroughbred Breeders Inc. Blood-Horse Publications President Executive Director Publisher/CEO Executive Editor Barry R. Ostrager Jeffrey A. Cannizzo Marla Bickel Evan I. Hammonds Vice President Membership & Events Manager Executive VP/Editorial Director Art Director Thomas J. Gallo III Kara Bluvas Eric Mitchell Katie Taylor Secretary-Treasurer Communications Manager Treasurer Regional Sales Manager Vivien Malloy Sarah Mace Janet Landry Kristi Heasley Directors Trustees Jerry Bilinski, D.V.M., Chester Broman, 57 Phila St., Saratoga Springs, NY 12866 3101 Beaumont Centre Circle, Stuart Janney III (Chairman), Lois Engel, Michael Lischin, Mallory Mort, Phone: 518.587.0777 Lexington, KY 40513 Joanne Nielsen, Suzie O’Cain, G. Watts Humphrey Jr. (Vice Chairman), Fax: 518.587.1551 Phone: 859.278.2361 Dr. Chris Purdy Antony Beck, Dr. J. David Richardson, E-mail: [email protected] D.G. Van Clief Jr. Fax: 859.276.4450 Directors Emeritus John Nerud, Paul A. Schosberg www.nytbreeders.org E-mail: [email protected] www.BloodHorse.com

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Statistics provided herein are compiled by Blood-Horse Publications from data supplied by Jockey Club Information Systems Inc., Daily Racing Form Inc., and Euiqbase Co. Data provided or compiled by Jockey Club Information Systems Inc. generally is accurate, but occasionally errors and omissions occur as a result of incorrect data received from others, mistakes in processing, and other causes. The Jockey Club Information Systems Inc. disclaims responsibility for the consequences, if any, of such errors but would appreciate it being called to their attention. Information as to races, race results, earning, and other statistical data for races run subsequent to December 31, 1990, was obtained from Equibase Co. and is utilized only with permission of the copyright owner. Such information for periods prior to January 1, 1991, was obtained from Daily Racing Form Inc. Information pertaining

to pedigree and production records contained herein is copyright the Jockey Club Information Systems Inc. HEATER) HuMOR, SARATOGA INVADING ANNE M. EBERHARDT (KEENELAND SALE), ADAM COLGIANESE/NYRA (JEFF TREADWAY.

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BLACK YELLOWMAGENTACYAN NYTB10-5.pgs 09.22.2014 16:10 NewYorkTbredBreeders khowe Bucking the Trend in New York JEFFREY A. CANNIZZO Executive Director

In late September, The Jockey Club released its annual foals continued to build on the truly phenomenal report of breeding statistics. I am reminded, as I am every year increase of 36.2% in 2013 year over 2012 (713). at this time, not only of the value of this important report but So, the population of New York-sired foals ap- also of its potential to be misunderstood when we are thinking pears to be thriving, but what can we tell about the 2014 foal crop, when it is too early to get any about the foal crop in New York. I think, however, if you take a definitive numbers from the New York Thor- close look at the national and regional picture with me, you will oughbred Breeding & Development Fund Reg- appreciate what you see. istry? Over the last 10 years the percentage of New York-sired foals has fluctuated, but within The number of live North American foals definable limits, averaging 60% New York-sired reported to The Jockey Club by the traditional to 40% out-of-state sired. On that basis I will pro- cutoff date (Sept. 9) was 21,697, or down 1.4 per- visionally project New York’s 2014 foal crop to cent from 2013. Estimating that this number is fall within 1,550 to 1,600. approximately 90% of the total, The Jockey Club According to the registry kept by the New York projects a 2014 foal crop of 22,000. Thoroughbred Breeding & Development Fund This requires a look at the bigger picture. In this number would represent the third year in a 2004 the total North American foal crop was row that the state’s foal crop has increased, from 37,949; in 2009 the number was 29,589. It’s no a 10-year low of 1,225 in 2011 to 1,495 in 2012 secret the Thoroughbred population has shrunk to 1,534 in 2013. In other words, during the peri- dramatically in the last decade, which, as you od from 2011-14, if the projections for 2014 bear know, has affected every sector of our industry, out, the New York foal crop will have increased from breeding farms to auctions to the racetrack. 30.6% while the North American foal crop will As we start to look at the way New York fits have dipped 13.7%. into this picture, care is needed. The breeding This is not only encouraging news for the statistics provided annually by The Jockey Club New York-breeding and racing industry, but an for individual states do not reflect live foals born extraordinary achievement for the program. We in each state (i.e. the New York-bred foal popu- see the results in concrete ways from day-to- lation), but the live foals conceived in each state day: another record-breaking Fasig-Tipton New (essentially, the New York-sired, New York-bred York-bred yearling sale in August, the addition population). of a second day and yearlings to the upcoming Bearing that in mind, this year’s live foal report Fasig-Tipton October mixed sale, now in just its shows that five states posted an increase in the third year, and continued robust field size in New number of live foals this year by conception area, York-bred races on the New York Racing Associ- led by New York and New Mexico, which were ation circuit. All of these achievements are to be both up 5.6%. Specifically, 1,025 New York-sired traced ultimately to the hard work of New York foals were reported this year, compared to 971 in breeders. So, I salute you as the numbers once 2013. This is not only good news in its own right again illustrate all that you continue to do for the but means that the population of New York-sired program.

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BLACK YELLOWMAGENTACYAN NYTB10-6.pgs 09.24.2014 10:34 NewYorkTbredBreeders A NEw SENSAtIONAL StALLION IS hErE SIMMARD

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New York-Breds with Breeders’ Cup Bids The New York-bred program had its breakthrough moment at last year’s Breeders’ Cup World Championships when the Chris and Patricia Purdy-bred London Town became the first Empire State-bred to win a Breeders’ Cup race. This year there is the potential for the floodgates to open as several state-breds are not only pointing toward the Oct. 31-Nov. 1 Breeders’ Cup at Santa Anita Park but are headlining their divisions. Chester and Mary Broman’s homebred Artemis Agrotera rallied from more than nine lengths off the pace Sept. 20 to win the Gallant Bloom Handicap (gr. II) at Belmont Park. The 1 win, as the 2-5 favorite going 6 ⁄2 furlongs, follows her scintil- Chelsea DuranD/nYra 1 lating 6 ⁄2-length win at Saratoga in the Ballerina Stakes (gr. I), Artemis Agrotera tops fellow New York-bred putting her atop the filly and mare sprint division and stamp- La Verdad (rail) in the Gallant Bloom ing her as a strong candidate for the DraftKings Breeders’ Cup Filly & Mare Sprint (gr. I). Last year Artemis Agrotera was fifth in the Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Fillies (gr. I) as the second choice. Palace has emerged this summer as the best male sprinter on the East Coast with back-to-back grade I wins at Saratoga in the Aug. 2 Alfred G. Vanderbilt Handicap and Aug. 30 Fore- go Stakes. Bred by the Peter J. Callahan Revocable Trust, the 5-year-old bay horse races for Antonino Miuccio and trainer Linda Rice. The hard-charging son of City Zip also won the True North Stakes (gr. II) and has earned $1,279,550 since being claimed for $20,000 in October 2012. He should be primed for a run at the Xpressbet Breeders’ Cup Sprint (gr. I). The Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Turf (gr. IT) could be headed by Klaravich Stables and William H. Lawrence’s Startup Nation,

a strong winner of Saratoga’s With Anticipation Stakes (gr. Chelsea DuranD/nYra IIT). From the first crop of Spendthrift Farm sire Temple City, Palace dusts of top sprinters twice in grade I races Startup Nation topped Ken and Sarah Ramsey’s Chief Kitten at Saratoga, most recently in the Forego in their Aug. 7 debuts on the turf, and Chief Kitten came back to break his maiden impressively in early September. The Mrs. Gerald A. Nielsen-bred, Ralph Evans-owned Up- start could be a player in the Sentient Jet Breeders’ Cup Juve- nile (gr. I) based on his two wins over state-breds at Saratoga. 1 His win in the Funny Cide Stakes Aug. 24 at 6 ⁄2 furlongs came in 1:16.23, and he worked a mile in 1:42.03 Sept. 22. By Flat- ter, Upstart is out of the Touch Gold mare Party Silks and was a $130,000 Fasig-Tipton New York preferred sale graduate. aDam Coglianese/nYra Upstart topping state-breds in the Funny Cide With Anticipation winner Startup Nation aDam Coglianese/nYra

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BLACK YELLOWMAGENTACYAN NYTB10-8.pgs 09.24.2014 10:37 NewYorkTbredBreeders BLACK YELLOWMAGENTACYAN NYTB10-9.pgs 09.23.2014 10:22 NewYorkTbredBreeders fbegley NewsNew York

New York-Breds Hold sTeadY aT sepTemBer sale

New York-breds selling at the Sept. yearling market, showing no dramatic 8-21 Keeneland September yearling fluctuation but holding on to the robust sale held their own at the world’s larg- gains made at this venue in the previous est horse sale. Their performance in the two years. auction ring seemed to be more a mir- This year 60 of 88 New York-bred ror image of the general stability of the yearlings offered changed hands during anne m. eberharDt the 13 sessions of the sale, generating gross receipts of $4,114,100. These num- bers did not match 2013 levels, but last year all three indicators had realized tri- ple-digit gains over 2012. The bigger win- Spectacular dow shows that the numbers this year landed in the same ballpark as 2013 and First-Crop Weanlings remained worlds apart from the results of 2011. By NY’s Most This year’s New York-bred average of Precocious Young Sire $68,658 did not rise to the heady level of 2013 ($81,088) either, but was up slightly from 2012 ($66,338), which had posted a SELLING AT FASIG-TIPTON 50% increase over 2011. The 2014 New SARATOGA FALL SALE: York-bred median of $50,000, on the oth- er hand, hit a new high for this sale, up COLTS 11% from $45,000 in 2013 and the New 247 / 284 / 338 / 375 York-bred median this year was identical to the median price in the general popu- FILLIES lation of the sale. 285 / 301 / 315 The overall sale saw the number sold, 322 / 356 / 380 gross, and average all dip slightly from 2013 figures, but it must be remembered that last year’s gross, average, and median rose 27.6%, 17%, and 11.1%, respectively. The results for the New York-bred population at Keeneland are very much in keeping with the description of the overall sale results by Keeneland vice president of sales Walt Robertson. “The success of this sale flows from the fact that we continue to operate in a Officer - Little Bonnet, by Coronado’s Quest fair, realistic market,” he said. “We had a significant improvement in results the last two years. Now we’re seeing consis- tency and stability in the market.” ~ Just minutes from Saratoga Race Course ~ The New York-bred Keeneland sale-topper was a Lemon Drop Kid fil- 58 Dunn Road • Stillwater, NY 12170 • visit us at questroyalnorth.com ly bred by Gallagher’s Stud who was INQUIRIES TO: Midge Hawver (518) 828-0777 Email: [email protected] purchased in session four of Book 1 by Jay Ryan, Farm Manager (518) 441-1005 Blandford Bloodstock for $400,000. Bush Thompson, Stallion Manager (318) 243-1068 Email: [email protected] see sale resulTs CHarTs STANDING: BOYS AT TOSCONOVA • COURAGEOUS CAT • LEWIS MICHAEL oN page 12

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BLACK YELLOWMAGENTACYAN NYTB10-10.pgs 09.24.2014 10:37 NewYorkTbredBreeders THE ONLY STAKES-WINNING SON OF GONE WEST STANDING IN NY GONE WEST — leading sire of sires, including SPEIGHTSTOWN and ELUSIVE QUALITY.

SEVEN TRIPLE DIGIT BEYERS TRACK RECORD-SETTER AT 3 WON ON ALL SURFACES CHAMPION FAMILY RETIRED SOUND 189 Johnnycake Hollow PO Box 656 • Pine Plains, NY Gone West - Colonial Play, by Pleasant Colony Inquiries to: Anya Sheckley or Michael Lischin 518-398-5666 The Best of All the ‘WESTS” [email protected] dutchessviewsfarm.com

First dam is G2SW COLONIAL PLAY - full sister to 2yo champion filly PLEASANT STAGE Or, Stacy Christensen 203-363-7202 ($844,272, BC Juvenile Fillies-G1, Oak Leaf S-G2; 2nd Acorn S-G1, Kentucky Oaks-G1, etc.). [email protected]

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Keeneland September Yearling Sale bY State State Offered Sold Average Median High Kentucky 2,986 2,364 $102,780 $50,000 $2,200,000 Florida 115 88 $90,960 $50,000 $925,000 New York 88 60 $68,568 $50,000 $400,000 Pennsylvania 61 47 $112,085 $50,000 $1,200,000 Maryland 23 21 $96,238 $80,000 $260,000

new YorK-bred performance at the Keeneland September Yearling Sale 2011-2014 (% change from the previouS Year)

2014 2013 2012 2011 Number offered 88 (-9%) 97 (+131%) 42 (-9%) 46 Number sold 60 (-21) 76 (+124%) 34 (-11%) 38 % Not Sold 32% 22% 19% 17% Total Sales $4,114,100 (-33%) $6,162,700 (+173%) $2,255,500 (+35%) $1,677,500 Average $68,658 (-15) $81,088 (+22%) $66,338 (+50%) $44,145 Median $50,000 (+11%) $45,000 (+39%) $32,500 (n/c) $32,500

new YorK-bred top priceS Sex, Pedigree Consignor Buyer Price F, Lemon Drop Kid—Honoria, by Sadler’s Wells Denali Stud, for Gallagher’s Stud Blandford Bloodstock $400,000 F, Distorted Humor—J’ray, by Distant View Indian Creek John McCormack Bloodstock $250,000 C, Sidney’s Candy—Atlantic Ocean, by Stormy Atlantic Woods Edge Farm Xavier International Bloodstock $240,000 F, Super Saver—Latin Lynx, by Forest Wildcat Woods Edge Farm Nick de Meric $230,000 C, Speightstown—Scene Maker, by Unbridled’s Song Burleson Farms JMJ Racing Stable $220,000 F, Pioneerof the Nile—Pulpit’s Treasure, by Pulpit Frankfort Park Farm Starlight; Frank Brothers, agent $190,000 C, Malibu Moon—Akilina, by Langfuhr Winter Quarter Farm, for Oak Bluff Stables Red Wings $175,000 C, Super Saver—Secret Kin, by Sea of Secrets Woods Edge Farm Ben Glass $170,000 C, Super Saver—Dance Alexa, by Southern Halo Bedouin Bloodstock Maverick Racing $160,000 C, Pioneerof the Nile—Lantern Glow, by Mineshaft Hidden Brook Nick de Meric $150,000 2014 New York-Breds stakes sCheduLe

Track Date Stake Name Distance Condition Purse Finger Lakes 10/4 New York Breeders’ Futurity 6 Furlongs 2YO $200,000 Finger Lakes 10/4 Leon Reed Memorial Stakes 6 Furlongs 3&UP $50,000 Finger Lakes 10/4 Arctic Queen Stakes 6 Furlongs F&M 3&UP $50,000 1 Belmont 10/18 Empire Classic Stakes 1 ⁄8 Miles 3&UP $300,000 1 Belmont 10/18 Empire Distaff Stakes 1 ⁄16 Miles F&M 3&UP $250,000 1 Belmont 10/18 Mohawk Stakes 1 ⁄16 Miles (Turf) 3&UP $200,000 1 Belmont 10/18 Ticonderoga Stakes 1 ⁄16 Miles (Turf) F&M 3&UP $200,000 Belmont 10/18 Sleepy Hollow Stakes 1 Mile 2YO $250,000 Belmont 10/18 Maid of the Mist Stakes 1 Mile F2YO $250,000 1 Belmont 10/18 Hudson Stakes 6 ⁄2 Furlongs 3&UP $150,000 1 Belmont 10/18 Iroquois Stakes 6 ⁄2 Furlongs F&M 3&UP $150,000 Aqueduct 11/16 Notebook Stakes 6 Furlongs 2YO $100,000 Aqueduct 11/16 Key Cents Stakes 6 Furlongs F2YO $100,000 Aqueduct 11/22 New York Stallion Stakes Staten Island Division 7 Furlongs F&M 3&UP $125,000 Aqueduct 11/22 New York Stallion Stakes Thunder Rumble Division 7 Furlongs 3&UP $125,000 Aqueduct 12/14 Damon Runyon Stakes 1 Mile 70yds 2YO $100,000 Aqueduct 12/14 East View Stakes 1 Mile 70yds F2YO $100,000 Aqueduct 12/28 New York Stallion Stakes Great White Way Division 6 Furlongs 2YO $150,000 Aqueduct 12/28 New York Stallion Stakes Fifth Avenue Division 6 Furlongs F2YO $150,000 1 Aqueduct 12/31 Bay Ridge Stakes 1 ⁄16 Miles F&M 3&UP $100,000 1 Aqueduct 12/31 Alex M. Robb Stakes 1 ⁄16 Miles 3&UP $100,000

Source: nytbreeders.org

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BLACK YELLOWMAGENTACYAN NYTB10-12.pgs 09.24.2014 10:37 NewYorkTbredBreeders • BY STORM CAT, OUT OF TRANQUILITY LAKE - GI SW MILLIONAIRE, BY RAHY • THE WORLD’S FASTEST CAT AT A MILE — 1:31.58

Look for these outstanding individuals by COURAGEOUS CAT at the Fasig-Tipton Saratoga Fall Sale YEARLINGS: 151 / 180 / 231 REGISTERED NY-BRED WEANLINGS: 242 / 244 / 260 / 274 / 289 / 291 / 302 / 312

INQUIRIES TO:

Midge Hawver (518) 828-0777 Email: [email protected] ~ Just minutes from Saratoga Race Course ~ Jay Ryan, Farm Manager (518) 441-1005 58 Dunn Road • Stillwater, NY 12170 Bush Thompson, Stallion Manager (318) 243-1068 visit us at questroyalnorth.com Email: [email protected]

STANDING: BOYS AT TOSCONOVA • COURAGEOUS CAT • LEWIS MICHAEL

BLACK YELLOWMAGENTACYAN NYTB10-13.pgs 09.22.2014 09:55 NewYorkTbredBreeders fbegley 2014 LEADING SIRES IN NEW YORK

For stallions that stand, will stand, or stood (deceased) in New York (stallions that are dead or exported prior to 2010 are excluded), and have runners in North America. Listed below are all available statistics for the Northern Hemisphere through September 21, 2014. As supplied to The Blood-Horse by The Jockey Club Information Systems Inc., earnings exclude monies from Japan and Hong Kong. Current year stakes winners include all N.H.-foaled stakes winners worldwide and any S.H.-foaled horses that won a N.H. stakes. *Foal counts include Southern Hemisphere. Cumulative stakes winners includes all countries. (A ¶ indicates a sire represented by his first crop to race).

Stakes Rstrct Cumulative 2014 Rnrs/ Wnrs/ SW/ 2014 Stks A-E Comp

Rank Rank Stallion (Foreign foaled), (YOB,Sire), Where Stands Stud Fee Wnrs Wns BT SW (Chief Earner, Earnings) Earnings Foals Wnrs Index Index 1 Bluegrass Cat (03, Storm Cat), Rockridge Stud $7,500 223/101 5/6 1/5 (Declan’s Fast Cat, $130,800) $3,676,263 *487 22 1.30 1.98 2 Freud (98, Storm Cat), Sequel Stallions New York $10,000 139/64 3/4 3/3 (Lubash, $212,200) $3,253,374 *691 37 1.72 1.27 3 Posse (00, Silver Deputy), Rockridge Stud $5,000 137/73 4/4 3/4 (John’s Island, $137,025) $2,703,943 *563 22 1.38 1.37 4 Noble Causeway (02, Giant’s Causeway), Sequel Stallions New York Died, 2014 81/40 2/3 0/2 (Samraat, $745,000) $1,805,892 200 5 0.85 1.08 5 Disco Rico (97, Citidancer), Keane Stud Operations $5,000 50/28 2/2 2/2 (Marriedtothemusic, $186,225) $1,561,706 243 11 1.34 1.22 6 Pomeroy (01, Boundary), Rockridge Stud $3,500 93/50 0/0 0/0 (Good Feng Shui, $111,610) $1,547,925 *267 9 1.13 1.38 7 Stonesider (03, Giant’s Causeway), Saratoga Stud $3,500 63/23 2/4 1/2 (Sinistra, $206,480) $1,507,350 *165 3 1.20 1.23 8 Congaree (98, Arazi), Saratoga Stud, $7,500 61/30 3/5 0/3 (Don’t Tell Sophia, $206,413) $1,232,183 *313 15 1.34 1.46 9 Bob and John (03, Seeking the Gold), Saratoga Stud $6,000 88/33 0/0 0/0 (Bobby Jo, $87,490) $1,129,234 *177 7 0.98 1.39 10 Catienus (94, Storm Cat), McMahon of Saratoga Thoroughbreds $2,500 81/41 1/0 0/1 (Let’s Discuss, $85,981) $985,439 *533 26 1.14 1.28 11 Bustin Stones (04, City Zip), Waldorf Farm $5,000 29/18 2/2 1/2 (Hot Stones, $232,339) $843,541 71 2 1.51 1.53 12 Here’s Zealous (97, Dehere), Kaz Hill Farm $1,000 50/20 0/0 0/0 (Here’s Zealicious, $129,060) $785,206 173 0 0.84 0.96 13 Frost Giant (03, Giant’s Causeway), Keane Stud Operations $10,000 43/16 1/1 1/1 (Loki’s Vengeance, $114,034) $780,821 *129 5 1.92 1.11 14 Golden Missile (95, A.P. Indy), Milfer Farm $3,500 57/24 0/0 0/0 (Estrada’s Girl, $111,900) $747,147 *620 15 1.06 1.55 15 Teuflesberg (04, Johannesburg), McMahon of Saratoga Thoroughbreds Private 31/14 0/0 0/0 (Good Bye Greg, $63,766) $507,795 69 4 1.89 1.19 16 Congressionalhonor (01, Forestry), Sandy Way Farm $2,500 34/11 1/1 1/1 (Merry’s Honor, $77,760) $428,229 161 1 0.68 0.95 17 The Cliff’s Edge (01, Gulch), McMahon of Saratoga T’breds To Be Announced 48/21 0/0 0/0 (Frazil, $53,868) $424,065 229 4 0.84 1.21 18 Mr. Sekiguchi (03, Storm Cat), Mole’s Hill Farm $2,500 33/16 0/0 0/0 (Keeker, $44,607) $403,206 *84 1 0.87 1.28 19 Lewis Michael (03, Rahy), Questroyal North $3,000 39/16 1/1 0/1 (Los Bambinos, $63,310) $395,192 77 2 0.78 1.17 20 Alex’s Pal (99, Valid Expectations), Centennial Farm $2,500 18/4 0/0 0/0 (My Pal Chrisy, $105,000) $297,070 88 2 1.29 0.95 21 Cosmonaut (02, Lemon Drop Kid), Saratoga Stud $5,000 17/6 1/1 1/1 (Selenite, $103,986) $289,482 43 1 1.21 1.13 22 Eltish (92, Cox’s Ridge) Died, 2012 26/11 0/0 0/0 (Gingee, $61,440) $285,486 308 13 1.17 1.26 23 ¶ Desert Party (06, Street Cry), Sequel Stallions New York $7,500 22/7 1/1 0/1 (Can’t Happen Here, $49,800) $239,740 67 1 0.87 1.54 24 Say Florida Sandy (94, Personal Flag) Pnsd 21/9 0/0 0/0 (Say Mr. Sandman, $57,770) $215,910 *189 1 0.80 1.12 25 Northern Spur (IRE) (91, Sadler’s Wells), Foggy Bottom Farm Private 8/6 0/0 0/0 (Chilton, $116,650) $186,065 99 4 1.18 1.15 26 Uncle Camie (00, Abaginone) Died, 2012 6/1 1/1 1/1 (Uncle Southern, $140,150) $153,014 27 1 0.91 0.77 27 Griffinite (98, Unbridled’s Song), Silvernails Farm $2,500 14/5 0/0 0/0 (Canela Rose, $29,137) $101,882 65 0 0.61 0.89 28 Smart Alert (96, Gold Alert), Carlland Stables, $1,000 5/1 0/0 0/0 (Flash Bullett, $26,810) $34,046 13 0 0.39 0.36 29 Crown Delite (99, A.P. Indy), Kathleen Babcock’s Farm $1,000 3/2 0/0 0/0 (Empedrado, $22,121) $28,544 31 0 0.73 1.35 30 Miracle Man (02, Yankee Victor), Pucker Ridge Farm $2,000 3/0 0/0 0/0 (Quiet Miracle, $15,010) $27,215 7 0 0.59 1.42 31 Tippity Tap (06, Tapit), Sandy Way Farm $2,500 1/0 0/0 0/0 (Front Cover Dream, $26,091) $26,091 2 0 1.01 1.42 32 Comeonmom (96, Jolie’s Halo), The Reading Farm Private 4/1 0/0 0/0 (Mommy’s Dearest, $12,070) $25,088 57 1 0.90 1.00 33 Ommadon (98, Grindstone) Died, 2012 3/0 0/0 0/0 (Shewreckstheplace, $15,240) $23,482 28 0 0.66 0.82 34 Breathless Affair (01, Signal Tap), Waldorf Farm Private 1/1 0/0 0/0 (Glassy Aly, $21,910) $21,910 10 0 0.51 0.37 35 Gallant (GB) (97, Rainbow Quest) Died, 2010 1/1 0/0 0/0 (Unblushing, $21,900) $21,900 5 0 1.02 1.00 *AVERAGE-EARNINGS INDEX and COMPARABLE INDEX: Lifetime AVERAGE-EARNINGS INDEX indicates how much purse money the progeny of one sire has earned in relation to the average earnings of all runners in the same years; average earnings of all runners in any year is represented by an index of 1.00; COMPARABLE INDEX indicates the average earnings of progeny produced from mares bred to one sire, when these same mares were bred to other sires. Only 32% of all sires have a lifetime AVERAGE-EARNINGS INDEX higher than their mares’ COMPARABLE INDEX.

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BLACK YELLOWMAGENTACYAN NYTB10-14.pgs 09.24.2014 10:33 NewYorkTbredBreeders Breed a Champion with McMahon of Saratoga Thoroughbreds

2015 Roster CATIENUS By champion sire Storm Cat HERE COMES BEN By champion racehorse and champion sire Street Cry JUSTENUFFHUMOR By champion sire Distorted Humor Over 90% TEUFLESBERG 35 mares Sire of champion sprinter Trinniberg in foal By champion 2YO Johannesburg THE CLIFF’S EDGE By champion sprinter Gulch

Inquiries to Joe or John McMahon / 180 Fitch Road / Saratoga Springs, NY 12866 (518) 587-3426 / [email protected] / www.mcmahonthoroughbreds.com

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Domestic anD Foreign racing — January 1, 2014 through September 21, 2014

RANK BREEDER STARTS 1ST 2ND 3RD EARNINGS 1 Chester Broman & Mary R. Broman 249 45 29 35 $2,045,620 2 Flying Zee Stables 355 43 58 57 $1,286,321 3 My Meadowview 88 7 12 15 $1,025,894 4 Patricia Generazio 69 15 10 8 $814,856 5 Stonewall Farm 158 27 20 29 $813,412 6 The Peter J. Callahan Revocable Trust 8 4 2 0 $793,792 7 McMahon of Saratoga Thoroughbreds 265 19 25 46 $694,694 8 Nustar Breeding 137 24 18 17 $689,029 9 Thomas Coleman 7 5 0 0 $569,700 10 Eklektikos Stable 13 6 3 0 $559,870 11 Sugar Maple Farm 137 18 21 13 $519,777 12 Gallagher’s Stud 91 14 8 13 $516,440 13 Milfer Farm 112 13 19 17 $515,955 14 Lawrence Goichman 104 17 10 14 $495,736 15 Mrs. Gerald A. Nielsen 53 10 6 11 $456,006 16 Waterville Lake Stables 34 7 6 7 $448,751 17 Dr. James Randall McGlinn 11 8 1 1 $415,800 18 Patricia S. Purdy 91 9 14 16 $414,174 19 Albert Fried 50 7 8 5 $362,952 20 Berkshire Stud 67 8 10 8 $341,480 21 Merrylegs Farm North 53 11 12 5 $333,857 22 Robert Hahn 41 6 13 6 $326,193 23 Tri-County Stables 39 6 7 7 $301,993 24 Kenneth L. Ramsey & Sarah K. Ramsey 63 8 10 10 $298,729 25 Edition Farm 30 6 3 2 $285,897 26 Hidden Lake Farm 27 5 5 1 $279,524 27 Henthorn Racing 7 2 4 1 $274,500 28 Stone Bridge Farm 83 7 11 12 $270,246 29 Sarah J. Leigh 8 3 2 1 $257,758 30 Fox Ridge Farm 54 9 3 5 $254,019 31 Sugar Maple Farm & H. Lewis Rapaport 25 4 5 1 $242,468 32 New Dawn Thoroughbreds & Aron Yagoda 33 3 7 7 $240,390 33 John Hettinger 46 11 5 10 $239,142 34 Eaton & Thorne 51 6 9 10 $236,358 35 JMJ Racing Stables 85 10 12 12 $232,453 36 Jerry Bilinski & Roddy Valente 7 3 1 1 $232,339 37 Alfred DiRico 30 7 6 2 $220,547 38 Very Un Stable 12 3 2 2 $217,075 39 Kaz Hill Farm 92 8 6 11 $215,235 40 Edward L. Shapoff 14 3 3 4 $215,170

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Domestic anD Foreign racing — January 1, 2014, through September 21, 2014

RANK OwNER STARTS 1ST 2ND 3RD EARNINGS 1 Broman, Sr., Chester and Mary 143 33 21 19 $1,978,210 2 Drawing Away Stable and Jacobson, David 100 23 21 15 $983,055 3 My Meadowview Farm 32 4 4 6 $933,166 4 Generazio Patricia A. 83 18 10 9 $921,493 5 Miuccio Antonino 27 5 7 5 $868,790 6 Schwartz Barry K. 61 14 10 6 $639,925 7 Coleman Thomas 7 5 0 0 $569,700 8 Lady Sheila Stable 10 5 2 0 $539,760 9 Valentine Mark 154 19 30 32 $498,819 10 Baker Charlton 86 17 11 12 $472,665 11 Bloodlines Racing Partnerships 11 8 1 1 $415,800 12 Barber Gary 12 3 6 2 $376,725 13 Paolangeli Francis J. 62 12 8 9 $338,164 14 Klaravich Stables and Lawrence, William H. 18 4 2 2 $317,901 15 Riccio James A. 32 8 10 2 $311,549

TrAINers OF NeW YOrK-Breds BY eArNINGs

Domestic anD Foreign racing — January 1, 2014, through September 21, 2014

RANK TRAINER STARTS 1ST 2ND 3RD EARNINGS 1 Rice Linda 203 36 36 27 $2,756,000 2 Jacobson David 184 44 36 29 $1,863,939 3 Hushion Michael E. 99 27 15 14 $1,822,144 4 Contessa Gary C. 215 30 34 40 $1,707,709 5 Brown Chad C. 60 19 9 6 $1,520,992 6 Violette, Jr. Richard A. 81 10 9 17 $1,430,387 7 Englehart Chris J. 294 63 53 42 $1,326,310 8 Clement Christophe 64 17 13 10 $1,264,183 9 Levine Bruce N. 137 22 14 21 $1,222,251 10 Baker Charlton 207 35 29 37 $1,140,232 11 Englehart Jeremiah C. 195 57 36 17 $1,101,781 12 Rodriguez Rudy R. 144 26 22 20 $1,039,116 13 Brown Bruce R. 146 22 18 21 $1,019,112 14 Donk David G. 78 16 10 9 $854,324 15 Weaver George 79 13 14 7 $744,246

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A Wider Net By Evan Hammonds SKip DicKStein photoS

There is liTTle doubT that last At the upper end of year’s Fasig-Tipton fall mixed sale in the spectrum, at the Saratoga Springs was a big success. The Addition of Keeneland September second year of the resurrected sale saw yearling sale, 37 of the its gross sale soar 74% and average rise yearlings, two-day 53 New York-breds of- 15.6% off the inaugural sale. The sale’s fered were reported as third go-round figures to be bigger and event gives breeders sold for $3,813,000, better, with an enhanced catalog spilling with an average of over two days—Oct. 6-7—with the addi- more options for $103,054 and a median tion of 107 yearlings to the mix. of $70,000. Those yearlings, along with a strong October mixed sale “The New York- contingent of weanling offerings and bred (preferred) sale some horses of racing age, figure to at- ers, but they are coming to market on the this year continued to show growth tract more buyers looking to add New heels of the wildly successful preferred in the New York-bred program,” said York-breds to their portfolios. yearlings just sold in August at the Hum- Boyd Browning, president and CEO of More is better—that is for sure—but phrey S. Finney sale pavilion. Fasig-Tipton. “But it is important to the rising tide doesn’t always raise all At the Aug. 9-10 yearling sale, 176 note the marketplace continues to show boats. The 2013 market for broodmares of the 272 yearlings offered sold for a lot of selectivity. The real growth is in at the sale was, at best, fair, and it isn’t $14,099,000, an average of $80,108—up the quality offerings. It’s not complete, expected to leap forward this year. Last 10.5%—and a median of $65,000—up across-the-board growth where every- year, with a little larger catalog than 18.2%. Those numbers rose significant- thing is more desirable in 2014 than it 2012, the average for broodmares actual- ly from last year’s wildly successful sale was in the past.” ly fell from $14,683 to $13,405. The year- where 196 yearlings sold for $14,206,000 Becky Thomas of Sequel Stallions of lings should be popular, getting plenty of with an average of $72,480 and a New York said: “I’ve been a strong pro- looks from both end-users and pinhook- median of $55,000. ponent of having a place for New York

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Congratulations to recent Saratoga stakes winners from our program: STARTUP NATION-G2, MYFOURCHIX and G1 placed DISCREET MARQ, plus Belmont G2 winner ZIVO.

Don’t miss weanlings, yearlings and mares in foal to Keane Stud stallions selling at F-T Saratoga October 6 & 7

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Weanling-To-Yearling Pinhooking From F-T Fall the average was $66,333. At the August sale a Super Saver—That’s Ok, by Sale To F-T Preferred Yearling Sale Not For Love, went to Hubert Guy Bloodstock for $230,000 from Baccari Bloodstock, agent, after being a $50,000 purchase by Jumping Jack Rac- Weanlings Sold Year Purchased Average at FTN Gross Average ing from Vinery Sales/Millennium Farms, agent. 2013 23 $27,935 15 $980,000 $65,333 “The market for weanlings is going to be strong,” said Landry. “The 2012 17 $24,618 13 $999,000 $76,846 people selling weanlings are probably going to be in pretty good shape if they have a good individual. With purses like they are and the amount of breeders to sell open yearlings. I’m grateful to Fasig-Tip- money available in the 2-year-old program, there certainly should be a ton to add that because telling someone their horse isn’t demand for these guys.” good enough (for the preferred sale), and then, ‘Hey, by As for the broodmare market, there is opportunity. the way, spend another $2,500 to go to Maryland or “There are some opportunities for people who buy attractive mares that Kentucky to sell it’…that’s just not any way for the pro- are capable of producing an expensive weanling or yearling that can be gram to grow.” successful on the racetrack in both the New York-bred program or open Even with that tempered enthusiasm, the fact there company,” Browning said. are 107 yearlings to sell in October off those two sales Landry noted brood- “shows how far the program has progressed in recent mares “have not been a years,” said Jeff Cannizzo, president of New York Thor- very hot item for this par- oughbred Breeders. “I’m hearing major buyers and ticular sale, but I’m hop- major representation will be here for the sale for prob- ing there are people there ably the first time. Hopefully, that will drive some of the looking, and they should market.” be. At this point it looks That market, hopefully, will draw more local and out- like we’re short on the fac- side pinhookers to the sale, providing a deeper bench of tory end (broodmares). I potential buyers. believe people need to up- “I feel that those people who are there looking at grade their mares in New weanlings will broaden their horizon and look at the York to compete with those yearlings as well,” said bloodstock agent and consignor coming in from out of state Harry Landry. “Any of those Florida pinhookers that so we can keep that money come up…they’re open here in New York.” to anything they think And the money in New they can make money York is good, and having with.” more options of selling Those shoppers will New York-bred horses in find yearlings by a New York is good. good selection of out- “It’s exciting that New side sires and deeper York breeders have anoth- casts by some of the er outlet to sell here instead leading local stallions of having to ship and sell including leading sire in a market outside of the Bluegrass Cat, Bustin Tis year’s fall mixed sale has a two-day format and includes 107 yearlings state,” Cannizzo said. Stones, Freud, Girola- mo, Noonmark, and Posse. Fasig-Tipton Saratoga Mixed Sale “The good ones—the ones buyers perceive as being good physicals—will sell well and the less desirables will SALE TOTALS struggle whether they’re by a New York-based sire, Ken- Year Offered Sold RNA % Gross Average Median tucky-based sire, or any other sire,” Browning said. 2013 233 179 23.2% $3,363,600 $18,791 $11,000 Last year the market was driven by the weanling mar- 2012 201 119 40.8% $1,933,600 $16,249 $12,000 ket, which saw its average bolt 30.1% from $16,256 to WEANLINGS $21,151. Year Offered Sold RNA % Gross Average Median And a lot of those weanlings are being pinhooked into 2013 94 74 21.3% $1,565,200 $21,151 $17,500 the following year’s preferred yearling sale. Over the last 2012 88 57 35.2% $926,600 $16,256 $12,500 two years 40 weanlings have been purchased—at an av- BROODMARES erage price of $26,525—at the fall mixed sale that made Year Offered Sold RNA % Gross Average Median their way back to the sale grounds the following August. 2013 109 80 26.6% $1,072,400 $13,405 $8,250 In 2013 those yearlings averaged $76,846 and this year 2012 94 48 48.9% $704,800 $14,683 $8,500

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BLACK YELLOWMAGENTACYAN NYTB10-20.pgs 09.24.2014 14:26 NewYorkTbredBreeders Join NYTB for a special event: Buying and Selling in Today’s New York-Bred Market Featuring guest speakers Followed by a Guest Cocktail Hour and BBQ Sunday, October 5th, 2014 at 5:00 pm Fasig-Tipton Sales Pavilion • 415 East Avenue • Saratoga Springs NY

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The Student By Teresa Genaro Lauren King/nYra

A New Yorker bY way of Texas and Kentucky, Jeff Treadway bought his first Jeff Treadway horse at auction in 2009. A $90,000 2-year-old in training purchase, Thunder Chief, a New York-bred by Thunder Gulch out of the Gilded Time mare Miss Yiayia, earned studies the game, $48,130 in six races that year, finishing second twice before breaking his maiden in his fifth start. Not, perhaps, brilliant success, but enough to send Treadway back to finds his way to the the sales the next year. He’s not a man who discourages easily, a characteristic that has served him well winner’s circle in those first few years as a Thoroughbred owner. He purchased four horses over the course of the next two years, three of them 2-year-olds; his small stable went winless in 2010, notching three seconds and three thirds, earning $48,492, an increase of $362 over the prior year. “It felt like a struggle,” Treadway admitted this summer at Saratoga. But rather than throwing in the towel, Treadway dug in. By 2014 Treadway would be in the winner’s circle with Sweet Reason, a two- time grade I winner this summer; Jerome Stakes (gr. II) winner Noble Moon; and with Wonder Gal, an exciting New York-bred 2-year-old filly who won the Lynbrook 1 Stakes by 14 ⁄2 lengths and was third in the Adirondack Stakes (gr. II) at Saratoga. Originally from Fort Worth, Texas, Treadway moved to Kentucky as a child, at- tending junior high school in Lexington; after his family moved back to Texas, Tread- way returned to Kentucky to attend Eastern Kentucky University, where he studied finance and economics. “And we went to Keeneland plenty,” he said with a smile. “We certainly studied the horses to some extent.” His first involvement with racing as an owner came with Sea Horse Stables in New Jersey. Part-owner of a broodmare, he helped choose the sires to breed her to, an endeavor that piqued his interest in bloodlines. “It wasn’t a great amount of success,” he said, “but it was a great group of people,

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BLACK YELLOWMAGENTACYAN NYTB10-22.pgs 09.24.2014 10:35 NewYorkTbredBreeders and it was fun.” over the years,” he When Treadway de- continued that day. cided to purchase horses “She sticks in there, on his own, Sea Horse’s and there’s never any Felice Busto introduced disappointment in her him to Leah Gyarmati, face. She’s been ter- who had been training in rific, and she deserves New York since 1999, her this.” profile mostly low and lo- After a second- cal despite a reputation place finish in the Fri- as a good horsewoman. zette Stakes (gr. I) at Their first venture Belmont last October, was at the Fasig-Tipton Sweet Reason was Midlantic sale in May the 5-2 favorite in the of 2009, which is where Breeders’ Cup Juvenile

they purchased Thunder aDaM COgLianeSe/nYra PhOtOS Fillies (gr. I), finishing Chief. Despite his rela- Jef Treadway and family with NYRA’s Chris Kay (far lef) afer the Test; fourth. A third-place tively recent entry into trainer Leah Gyarmati is at far right finish in the Gazelle the industry, Treadway Stakes (gr. II) in April employs no bloodstock agent or racing ling Street Sense filly out of Livermore put an end to thoughts of running in the manager; he does his homework, re- Leslie (by Whitesburg Express) for Longines Kentucky Oaks (gr. I), but cut searching pedigrees and bloodlines. $185,000 at the Keeneland September back in distance, the bay filly padded “That’s kind of my passion,” he said, sale in 2012, the year Treadway stopped her résumé with two more grade I victo- standing in the clubhouse at Saratoga dipping his toe into horse racing and ries: the one-mile TVG Acorn Stakes on on the last weekend of the meet. “Ob- jumped into the deep end, purchasing the Belmont Stakes undercard and the viously it’s more art than science, but seven horses for $980,000. seven-furlong Test Stakes at Saratoga. we try to pick the best pedigree for our Sweet Reason’s Spinaway was Tread- “To win (the Test) is unbelievable,” budget. Everybody can see the War way’s first stakes win and Gyarmati’s Treadway said following the filly’s win. Fronts out of a grade I winning mare— first graded stakes victory; standing in “The Acorn was a validation of her tal- though that doesn’t always work out, the winner’s circle at Saratoga, Tread- ent, but she’s just getting better race by either. Some of it is physicality, but I way deflected all attention to her. race. This is the pinnacle of a great year, love looking at the pedigrees and trying “She deserves it,” he said. “She did because we won last year at about this to figure out something that’s interest- the heavy lifting. time. It’s amazing.” ing. “She’s dealt with my disappointment Sweet Reason ran second to Un- “The joy of it is looking at the tapable in the $1 million Co- pedigrees, going to the sales, try- tillion Stakes (gr. I) Sept. 20 at ing to pick the right spots for the Parx. horse, which Leah is instrumen- Another of Treadway’s 2012 tal in as well. If I weren’t doing purchases was Noble Moon that, I’d want to be doing it for (Malibu Moon—Mambo Bell, somebody else. Luckily, I have the by Kingmambo). Like his sta- time do it.” blemate, he broke his maiden Oil commodities trading at first asking at Belmont last brought Treadway to New York summer; like his stablemate, 24 years ago; he left his job two he quickly made the move to years ago to focus on his own stakes company, finishing sec- investments, equine and other- ond in the Nashua Stakes (gr. wise. He lives in Williamsburg II) at Aqueduct and winning in Brooklyn with his wife, Sivan, the Jerome Stakes (gr. II) to and 7-year-old stepdaughter Eve, kick off his sophomore sea- and he currently owns about son. 20 horses, including stable star “We bought him at the same Sweet Reason, Noble Moon, and sale (as Sweet Reason),” said Wonder Gal. A familar sighting in 2014: Treadway, right, leading Treadway, “so that was quite a Treadway purchased the year- Sweet Reason to the winner’s circle magical two days for us.

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chemistry as far as picking horses at the sales.” Gyarmati is equally effusive in her praise of Treadway. “He’s just a lot of fun to be around,” she said, standing in the shedrow of her barn at Belmont Park. “We have fun talk- ing about the horses, but it’s not just about the horses. The whole process is fun. He’s the owner and it’s his money, but I think it’s still a partnership in terms of how we feel about what horses we’re going to look at and what horses we’re going to select.” Treadway Racing Stable has 12 wins and another 12 sec- ond- and third-place finishes, for $1.3 million in earnings in 2014. He’s working on developing his stable, branching out into turf horses, and he’s concentrating on building a small broodmare band of his own. Well Kept, a multiple stakes- placed daughter of Henny Hughes that Treadway raced for three years, is in foal to Street Sense in upstate New York. “It takes on a little bit of a life of its own, and if you’re re- aDaM COgLianeSe/nYra PhOtOS Treadway’s Wonder Gal winning the Lynbrook Stakes in July ally passionate about it,” he said, “then it’s hard to stay too small. Having said that, I don’t want it to get too big, either.” “That year we spent more money,” he went on, “and we’ve His current stable size, he said, “feels comfortable.” upgraded quality over the years—we kind of went for it a little Less comfortable, though, is a sense of instability with regard bit more. But you never know. Even if you spend a little bit to video lottery terminal revenue from the casino at Aqueduct. more, it’s less than a lot of other people, and to find that one “With the breeders’ awards in New York, breeding is very horse, to get that diamond in the rough—you just never think lucrative,” he said. “A lot of people have made big investments you’ll do that.” in New York breeding, and it would be good to have some con- New York-bred Wonder Gal (Tiz Wonderful—Passe, by Di- firmation that things will stay as they are. xie Union), purchased as a 2-year-old in March of this year “I think it’s critical that we make our message known to 1 for $210,000. After breaking her maiden by 14 ⁄2 lengths in her the political forces that be because it’s a business that’s really debut in the Lynbrook at Belmont in July, she hit the board in about the family farm in New York.” the Adirondack at the Spa and will make her next start in the He continued, “People need to understand that it’s more Frizette in early October. Another grade I victory for a Tread- than just the racetrack. It’s an industry that supports thou- way starter will make more than her owner happy. sands and thousands of people and businesses and family During every conversation, Treadway steers talk of his suc- farmers.” cess back to Gyarmati. He gestured around him, to the crowd at Saratoga on a “I’ve been in the business for five years or so,” he said. “She’s beautiful late-summer afternoon. been in it for so long, and unless you’re one of the top five or “This is important and this is great and it’s beautiful, but 10 trainers, life can be a real struggle to make it. I know she’s we need some kind of commitment that these jobs will stay,” thought at times about moving on to different things, and so he declared. for her to get that one good horse—there are so many good Despite his strong opinions, he’s not yet ready to seek lead- trainers out there that never get it.” ership roles in the industry, happy to build his racing business He has fielded multiple offers for Sweet Reason, declining and enjoy his success while it lasts. them all. He considered one after the Spinaway last year, but “My stepdaughter Eve attended a riding camp in Sarato- rejected selling the filly outright, wanting to retain a share of ga, and she likes to come to the races when we win,” he said, her. He also questioned the wisdom of removing Sweet Rea- laughing. “She likes going to the winner’s circle, especially for son from the trainer who had made her a grade I winner. a big race. Grade I winner’s circles are her favorite.” “It seems crazy and patently unfair,” he said frankly. “Why Fortunately, her stepfather and his trainer are providing would you take a filly away from a barn like that? I mean, her with plenty of opportunities to do exactly that. And while there’s loyalty. People who are talented and doing a good job Treadway is realistic about the possibilities of success in horse are important. racing, and wary about its future in the state, he has no trouble “More than anything Leah and I are friends,” he went on. basking in the moments that are not, these days, too few far “We started this five years ago. We bought a horse, Thunder and between. Chief, that’s now her stable pony. We’ve upgraded the quality. “On a day like today,” he said Aug. 2, after Sweet Reason She’s taught me a lot about the game, and we have really good won the Test, “horse racing is fantastic. It’s joyous.”

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BLACK YELLOWMAGENTACYAN NYTB10-25.pgs 09.19.2014 15:56 NewYorkTbredBreeders fbegley Invading Humor runs of with the John Hettinger Invading the Stakes Ranks adam coglianese/nyra photos

By Teresa Genaro

Invading Humor James mcGlinn’s Bloodlines RacinG Partnerships got its first stakes vic- tory in its first stakes attempt Sept. 14, when Invading Humor won the $125,000 gets first stakes win John Hettinger Stakes at Belmont Park. The 4-year-old homebred daughter of Invasor out of the Distorted Humor mare in the Hettinger; Very Funny ran her winning streak to four with a one-length victory in the nine- Lubash turns tables furlong Hettinger in 1:49.47. on King Kreesa in the Cole

From lef, partner Rich Danziger and James McGlinn (right) with Invading Humor and jockey Rajiv Maragh

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BLACK YELLOWMAGENTACYAN NYTB10-26.pgs 09.24.2014 10:33 NewYorkTbredBreeders Racing near the lead under jockey Rajiv Maragh, the Bruce “It’s a great group of horses, these older New York-bred turf Levine trainee contested a soft pace over an inner turf course horses,” said Jonathan Pivnik, son of owner Leonard Pivnik, called “good,” racing with pace-setting Princess Mara as they who races in the name of Aliyu Ben J Stables. ran the opening half in :49.37 and six furlongs in 1:13.81. She The homebred by Freud out of the Cure the Blues mare held off a mild late challenge from runner-up Strike Accord Nasty Cure sat last through much of the race behind a fast- and multiple stakes winner Effie Trinket, who won the Het- er pace than the West Point, which, said the younger Piv- tinger last year. nik, might have made the difference. Splitting horses in the Though the partnership is new, McGlinn has been involved stretch, Lubash and Alvarado made up ground quickly, stop- in racing for more than a decade. He formed Bloodlines Rac- ping the timer in 1:47.83. ing, he said, for something of a selfish reason. Leonard Pivnik, who has attended all but one of Lubash’s “It allows me to race more horses,” he said from his farm in 37 starts, bought his first horse in the early 1990s. Among his Vermont,. “I keep at least 50% of each horse.” early purchases was Lubash’s dam Nasty Cure, purchased for The two-year-old partnership has compiled some eye-pop- $37,000. The win in the Ashley T. Cole pushed the 7-year-old ping numbers. Together, Invading Humor and her 3-year-old full sister Distorted Beauty have raced 17 times and won nine times with two seconds and a third. Their record this year is 7-1-1 from 10 starts. “It’s not bad,” said McGlinn, a hint of wry humor in his voice. “It leaves room for improvement.” Regardless of where he breeds his mares, McGlinn brings the foals to Ver- mont when they’re babies; they stay on his farm until they go off to be trained as late yearlings. “I like to take care of them myself,” said the man whose primary business is chiropractic medicine. McGlinn traveled to Kentucky to see Invasor (Candy Stripes—Quendom, by Interprete) in person before making the decision to breed Very Funny to him. Obviously attracted to the stallion’s championship racing career, McGlinn also likes to breed for distance. “I thought the combination of a Distorted Humor mare and Invasor would be a good one,” he said. “I wanted to see if physically he’d fit with my mare, and I try to see if there’s any duplication of weakness she might have and avoid that.” Given that the two fillies are Invasor’s top earners this year in the United States, McGlinn seems to have gotten it exactly right. Very Funny, bred by Adena Springs, is out of Kris Is It, by Kris S. McGlinn bought her for $16,000 at the 2009 Keeneland January sale. Lubash gets the measure of King Kreesa...this time; below, Leonard Pivak (Yankees cap) and Jesus Andre Torres it’s lubash’s turn Earlier on the card, Lubash turned the tables on rival King Lubash’s earnings to more than $910,000 with 11 wins (seven Kreesa in the $122,500 Ashley T. Cole Stakes, getting up in stakes wins), eight seconds, and four thirds. the final strides under jockey Junior Alvarado to win by a Lubash has two half siblings that together have earned 3 neck. Kharafa was 3 ⁄4 lengths back in third in the nine-fur- more than $500,000, and Pivnik has a 2-year-old full sister in long race on the turf. Last month at Saratoga, King Kreesa training on a farm near Ocala, Fla. If genetics are on his side, 1 held off Lubash to win the 1 ⁄16-mile West Point Stakes by a that sister will inherit what Jonathan Pivnik sees as Lubash’s head. The Ashley T. Cole was the sixth meeting between the greatest asset. two; they’ve both finished in the top three four times, com- “He always runs,” said Jonathan. “He tries every single time pleting the exacta in three races. you put him on the track. It’s the best thing about him.”

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The Heat Is On By Paul VolPoni Chelsea DuranD/nYra

The New York sTaTe breeding program has a strong group of juveniles based Saratoga Heater, on the results of Sept. 21 at Belmont Park where a pair of $150,000 prep races for the $250,000 Sleepy Hollow Stakes (2-year-olds) and Maid of the Mist Stakes (2-year-old Temper Mint Patty fillies) took place. The Sleepy Hollow and Maid of the Mist are part of the New York- bred Showcase Day Oct. 18. take to the mud Trainer Lisa Lewis, who had been at Belmont training privately for William Schettine, has returned to running a public stable. Among her first new acquisitons was the talented Saratoga Heater, whom she sent out to victory in the Bertram F. Bongard Stakes for P.R. Racing. “I was training privately for five years, but (Mr. Schettine) is cutting back a little bit,” Lewis said. “I just wanted the op- portunity to have more young horses.

For me, that’s where it’s at, trying to get a aDam Coglianese/nYra good, young horse. So here we are.” The fleet son of first-crop sire Temple Lisa Lewis, far right, with Porter City, out of the Salt Lake mare Hot Spell, Trimble and Saratoga Heater

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1 trip. Her 13 ⁄2-length victory was so vi- sually impressive and professional that Stanley is already dreaming of visiting Kentucky in May. “I thought in her first race she showed a lot of talent (a rallying victory at Sara- toga Aug. 29). But I think she’s matured very quickly (here in her second outing) in just three weeks. Hopefully, between now and the first Friday in May (the date of the Kentucky Oaks, gr. I) she’ll be even better,” said Stanley. Trained by Dale Romans, the daugh- ter of Congrats, out of the Adcat mare His Beauty, relished the muddy surface, putting in an eye-catching surge to the lead through an opening along the rail as the field turned for home. Then, Tem- per Mint Patty quickly drew off beneath jockey Irad Ortiz Jr. in upper stretch, leaving the final furlong a forgone con-

aDam Coglianese/nYra photos clusion. Temper Mint Patty, by Congrats, wins the Joseph A. Gimma “I like (her sire) Congrats a lot. I think he’s very underrated. The main thing is, Becky Thomas, who put this filly in the rocketed to the lead and led the field $134,287. 2-year-old sale (Fasig-Tipton Florida of six runners throughout, recording a Gary Barber’s Bullheaded Boy, a Todd March), had a lot of confidence in her four-length victory beneath jockey Joel Pletcher-trainee, was the runner-up in and actually bought her back in the sale Rosario over a muddy main oval. the Bertram F. Bongard while Klaravich (for $95,000),” said Stanley. “I went and Co-owner Porter Trimble was infi- Stables and William Lawrence’s Market talked to (Becky Thomas) afterward, nitely pleased with the outing and his Conduct garnered the minor spoils, fin- and she was high on (the filly). She’s a group’s purchase of the colt. ishing third. pretty filly and we felt like she was worth “We bought him at Ocala (Ocala the money.” Breeders’ Sales Co.’s April sale for Mint state Bred by Gallagher’s Stud, Temper $100,000) back in the spring. We liked Mark Stanley’s Temper Mint Patty Mint Patty, who is now two-for-two in the looks of him. He’s as solid a horse blew away a field of four other fillies in her brief career, got the seven furlongs as I’ve ever seen,” said Trimble. “Temple the Joseph A. Gimma Stakes at the same in 1:23.78—.85 of a second faster than City is going to be a good the boys in the Bongard sire. That’s what we went on just two races earlier on here—the breeding.” the card. The victory Temple City is also the sire boosted her earnings to of New York-bred 2-year-old $133,800. Startup Nation, winner of R.A. Hill Stable’s My the With Anticipation Stakes Super Nova, a daughter (gr. IIT) at Saratoga. of Super Saver, from the Bred by Carrie and Craig barn of trainer George Brogden’s Machmer Hall, Weaver, finished sec- Saratoga Heater covered the ond in the Joseph A. seven-furlong distance in Gimma. Chester and 1:24.63. It was the colt’s sec- Mary Broman’s Hard to ond win in three outings, as Stay Notgo checked in he increased his earnings to Mark Stanley (red shirt) and crew afer the Gimma third.

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BLACK YELLOWMAGENTACYAN NYTB10-31.pgs 09.22.2014 16:10 NewYorkTbredBreeders khowe Afrmed Success winning the Carter Handicap as an 8-year-old in 2002

Pure Running Machine ADAM COGLIANESE/NYRA PhOtOS

By Steve HaSkin Adopted New Yorker In the world of New York-breds, consider Affirmed Success an adopted son. Affirmed Success had Now 20 and living a happy life at Old Friends near Georgetown, Ky., the son of Af- firmed became so synonymous with New York for so many years, people forget he a remarkable run was bred in Kentucky. Under the care of trainer Richard Schosberg, Affirmed Success, bred and owned by Albert Fried Jr., was one of the soundest and most dependable horses seen in New York in many years. Of his 42 career starts, 34 were at Aqueduct, Belmont, Saratoga, or Finger Lakes. Few horses have maintained their form in graded stakes company on dirt longer than Affirmed Success, who, after finishing third in the Jim Dandy Stakes (gr. II) at 3, won graded stakes at every year from ages 4 through 9. In one of the more amazing statistics ever compiled, he ran a triple-digit Beyer Speed Figure in 38 of his 42 starts, including a 120 in the grade II Forego Handicap and a 119 in the grade I Vosburgh Stakes. Perhaps even more amazing was a 110 Beyer in winning the Toboggan Handicap (gr. III) as a 9-year-old. To demonstrate his versatility, he won on fast, sloppy, and muddy dirt tracks and 1 firm and good turf courses. He won from six furlongs to a mile on dirt and at 1 ⁄16 miles on grass. He finished in the money in 23 of 29 starts on a fast dirt track, in four of five starts on a wet dirt track, and in six of eight starts on the grass. In addition, he was fourth, beaten a neck, in the Breeders’ Cup Mile (gr. IT) and twice was fourth in the Metropolitan Handicap (gr. I). He also showed his longevity by competing in four Breeders’ Cups—the Mile twice and the Sprint (gr. I) twice. In short, this remarkable gelding was as close to a pure running machine as any other horse in memory. And you would be hard-pressed to find a horse that demon-

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BLACK YELLOWMAGENTACYAN NYTB10-32.pgs 09.24.2014 10:34 NewYorkTbredBreeders strated his or her speed and class on dirt for such a long period. “He certainly has a huge place in our hearts,” Schosberg said. “We’ve had some good horses and a national cham- pion (Maria’s Mon), but he really was an amazing animal. Michael Blowen, who has him at Old Friends, said if they had graded stakes races for 20-year-olds, he’d win by 10. “He’s been with the same paddock companions for the last five or six years; they’re joined at the hip. He’s been retired for more than 10 years and he’s still run- ning around. It was sad when he retired, but it was time. When you can retire a horse sound, one who tried so hard ev-

ery time for so many years, that’s the real BARBARA D. LIvINGStON cool part about training. From lef, trainer Richard Schosberg, Dawn Schosberg, breeder/owner “I look at his past performances and Albert Fried Jr., jockey Richard Migliore, and John Nerud I’m floored at how many times he ran over a 100 Beyer number and still was able to last that long.” Affirmed Success demonstrated his natural talent from the Schosberg looked back over Affirmed Success’ career and start when he broke slowly in his career debut at six furlongs remembered having to back off and give him some time after on May 11, 1997, rushed up between horses after a quarter of he first arrived at his barn. a mile, and drew off in the stretch to win by three lengths in a “He came in at 2 and looked like he was getting some tender sharp 1:09.67, earning his first triple-digit Beyer number. shins, so I told Mr. Fried, ‘This horse has a lot of talent, but “He only ran through the field because they got out of his his shins are bugging him a little bit; why don’t we give him way and he didn’t have to run over them,” Schosberg recalled. the winter off?’ Because Mr. Fried had a farm near Rhinebeck, “He was caught in the middle of the field and Jorge (Chavez) N.Y., it was an easy call. He had come in as a gelding already, was hitting the horn and yelling, ‘Get out of the way.’ That was so maybe he had some temperament issues as a young horse. a real impressive race. He came back early in the spring of his 3-year-old year, which “After that, we gradually stepped him up in distance to sev- was ’97, and you could tell right from the onset what kind of en-eighths and then a mile and a sixteenth, and he won both talent he had. If we could harness his energy and teach him those races. With the talent he showed, we decided to take on how to relax a little bit, the raw talent was there.” the best 3-year-olds in the Jim Dandy at a mile and an eighth and he ran well to finish third (behind Awesome Again). It was a lot to ask of a horse who had run only three times and was making his first start around two turns. But being he was by Affirmed, we figured he could carry his speed over a route of ground. The next stop was the Travers Stakes (gr. I), and we wound up getting involved in a head-and-head speed duel and that was the end of his 3-year-old year right there.” When Schosberg brought him back at 4, that’s when he proved to be a top sprinter, winning a pair of allowance races at Belmont and Saratoga. Sandwiched between those two scores were second-place finishes in the Finger Lakes Breed- ers’ Cup Stakes (gr. III) and Frank J. De Francis Memorial Dash Stakes (gr. II) at Laurel. Following his seven-length allowance victory at Saratoga, Affirmed Success entered another stratosphere, romping by eight lengths in the Forego Handicap and winning the Vos- 1 burgh by 1 ⁄2 lengths, both races run in under 1:22. He was Afrmed Successs won 10 stakes with nine of them now one of the leading sprinters in the country, as evidenced coming at New York Racing Association tracks by his 5-2 favoritism in the Breeders’ Cup Sprint at Churchill

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1 Downs. But dropping back to six fur- but was beaten only 3 ⁄2 lengths. cially in his races against Kelly Kip, who longs off a pair of seven-furlong races “Reraise was a top six-furlong horse had his number at six furlongs, but we was not his comfort zone, being much and just got out there on the lead alone,” had his number at seven furlongs.” more effective at seven panels, and he Schosberg said. “Our horse was a spe- Stretching out to a mile in the grade had to chase a very fast horse in Reraise cialist at seven furlongs, and you could I Cigar Mile, Affirmed Success suffered through a blazing quarter in :21.08 and see the difference between his races at a tough defeat, losing by a half-length to half in :44.27. He tired to finish sixth, six furlongs and seven furlongs, espe- Sir Bear after going head and head early through a testing :45.33 half. The following year he suffered sever- al tough defeats, finishing second to the lightning-fast Artax in the seven-furlong Carter Handicap (gr. I) run in a blister- ing 1:20.04. He was compromised in the Met Mile, battling on the lead through a :44.64 half before finishing fourth, and then finished a close second in the Tom Fool (gr. II) and Forego handicaps be- fore turning in an uncharacteristically poor effort in the Breeders’ Cup Sprint at Gulfstream Park. But he ended the year on a high note, romping by five lengths back in New York in the Cigar Mile Handicap in 1:34.18. After beginning 2000 with a victory in the grade II General George Handicap at Laurel and a close third in the Carter Handicap, it was time to try the grass. “At some point we were going to have to try the grass, and the first time we tried him it was going a mile (in the grade III Poker Handicap),” Schos- berg said. “We figured we can’t win the Breeders’ Cup Sprint at six furlongs, let’s try him in the Breeders’ Cup Mile, and we wound up running in races like the Poker, (Can-I) Atto Mile (now the Ricoh Woodbine Mile), and the Kelso Handi- cap (gr. IIT) so we could try to make the Breeders’ Cup Mile. I thought he came up to that Breeders’ Cup great. It was at Let Hallway Feeds put our decades of research-based Churchill Downs, and we wound up on experience to work for you. Our custom-designed feeding the short end of a four-horse blanket fin- programs deliver optimum nutrition for each horse’s stage of ish, with War Chant getting up in the fi- nal strides. I thought for sure he had fin- growth, body condition, activity level or stage of pregnancy. ished second, but he just got nosed out.” He then tried the Cigar Mile again and finished third, beaten two lengths Toro-Bred Feed & Supply Co. by El Corredor. The following year he AVAILABLE THROUGH: Saratoga Springs, NY• (518) 584-4900 followed pretty much the same path but Westchester Hay Triple Star Horse Feeds Strong Hold Equine Equipment did win the Jaipur Handicap when they Red Hook, NY • (845) 758-9905 Elmont, NY • (516) 775-3333 New Milford, CT • (877) 810-3010 took the race off the grass, and then won (800) 753-4255 • hallwayfeeds.com the Poker and was beaten a nose in the Atto Mile in a blazing 1:32.79, but he

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BLACK YELLOWMAGENTACYAN NYTB10-34.pgs 09.24.2014 10:34 NewYorkTbredBreeders seemed to go off form and was beaten in Joyce Patci, who works at Old from the racetrack to Old Friends. He the Breeders’ Cup Mile at Belmont Park Friends, says one of her priorities is summed up Affirmed Success’ career in and the Cigar Mile. to “sneak off to give Affirmed Suc- simple terms. But back again he came at age 8, now cess some carrots and mints, but he’s “Horses like Affirmed Success are being ridden regularly by Richie Miglio- in a large area with about four other very few and far between,” he said. “And re. He won the Toboggan and followed geldings.” I’m not even looking for the next one be- that up with a victory in the Carter Schosberg said it’s been a team effort, cause there’s not going to be one.” Handicap, making him a grade I winner at age 8. “He and Richie got along great,” Schosberg said. “Richie protected him and made sure he stayed out of trouble. For him to win the Toboggan and then come back and win the grade I Carter at age 8 was really phenomenal. It was the third grade I of his career. It’s one thing when you see grass horses staying around that long and still being compet- itive on top company, but sprinters and milers run so hard and so fast, you don’t expect them to stay sound for that long. “Then he won the Toboggan at 9 and we tried the Carter again, but that was asking too much of him and we decided that was it, so we retired him. He really never had any major physical issues at all. Honestly, he had hard campaigns but they were short. We always gave him plenty of time to recover. He never Full-brother to champion 2yo filly had any surgeries, and to tell you the DREAMING OF ANNA (G1, $2,024,550). truth I don’t even remember X-raying Out of half-sister to Eclipse Champion & Leading Sire him more than a couple of times in his KITTEN’S JOY. entire career. He was sound, he loved that game, and was very intelligent. He still is. They love him down at Old Friends. It would be great to have him up in New York at their facility, but he’s Including 2014 stakes winner DIAMOND LUCY ($98,560, pretty attached to the horses around Wilma Mankiller Memorial S. - 6F in 1:09.91, by 2 1/2 lengths) him and I’d hate to move him around and DREAMING OF SOPHIA - stakes winner at 2 and 3 ($150,810). now at age 20. “It’s funny, his nickname was ‘Gator’ and you would think he was a biter, but Rahy / Justenuffheart, by Broad Brush he wasn’t. He’d pin his ears and look you straight in the eye, and then he’d put his ears right back up at you. He was so intelligent.” ~ Just minutes from Saratoga Race Course ~ Blowen says Affirmed Success is one of his favorites. 58 Dunn Road • Stillwater, NY 12170 • visit us at questroyalnorth.com “He has the greatest disposition,” he INQUIRIES TO: Midge Hawver (518) 828-0777 Email: [email protected] said. “Rick Schosberg must have taken Jay Ryan, Farm Manager (518) 441-1005 Bush Thompson, Stallion Manager (318) 243-1068 really good care of him because he does Email: [email protected] not have one bad habit. And you can put him anywhere; he’s a real team player.” STANDING: BOYS AT TOSCONOVA • COURAGEOUS CAT • LEWIS MICHAEL

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BLACK YELLOWMAGENTACYAN NYTB10-35.pgs 09.24.2014 10:34 NewYorkTbredBreeders NEW YORK-BRED STAKES WINNERS

August 28, 2014 – september 21, 2014

WITH ANTICIPATION STAKES (GR. IIT) Inbreeding: 4SX4D Mr. Prospector. yrlgs, avg $38,111, 0.7 TNA. Saratoga, 8/28, $200,000g ($200,000), 2yo, 8½f, 1:41.63, course Nicking: TeMPLe cITY w/WAGON LIMIT mares: 1 foal, 1 str, 1 In 2014: 14 sw, 98 2yos, 29 2yo rnrs, 8 2yo wnrs, 11 sale yrlgs, firm. wnr (100%), 1 2yo wnr (100%), 1 SW (100%), 1 GSW (100%) avg $52,727. 1—STARTUP NATION, 120, c, (Temple City—Pennyrile, by Wagon Broodmare sire: WAGON LIMIT, ch, 1994. Sire of 19 dams of 1st dam: Receivership, gr/ro, 2000. Bred by Marvin Delfiner (Ky.). Limit), A, $120,000, B—Spendthrift Farm (N.Y.), O—Klaravich Stables 50 foals, 33 rnrs (66%), 24 wnrs (48%), 6 2yo wnrs (12%), Raced 3 yrs, 16 sts, 7 wins, $198,300. Dam of 6 named foals, and William H. Lawrence, T—Chad C. Brown, J—Joel Rosario 0.92 AEI, 1.33 CI; 1 sw. 5 rnrs, 3 wnrs, 1 sw. ($25,000, 2001 keesep yrlg; $85,000, 2—International Star, 120, c, (Fusaichi Pegasus—Parlez, by French 2005 obswin, Montbrook). 2nd dam: Pulaski, b, 1998. Bred by Arthur B. Hancock III (Ky.). Deputy), A+, $40,000, O—Kenneth L. and Sarah K. Ramsey 2005: Lady J T, dkb/br f, by Montbrook. Raced 3 yrs, 13 sts, Raced 1 yr, 1 st, 0 wins. Dam of dIRTY ROTTeN SHAMe 3—Nutty Futty, 120, c, (Johar—Coracle, by Exbourne), B+, 1 win, $26,401. $20,000, O—Christopher Van Culin (c, Quest; $52,125, Won Prairie Meadows Juvenile Mile S). 2006: Retriever, gr/ro g, by Golden Missile. Raced 7 yrs, 64 Margins—4½, 2½, ¾. 8 starters. FOREGO STAKES (GR. I) sts, 8 wins, $157,958. 3rd Monarch's Maze S. Startup Nation, dkb/br c, 2012 2007: Barren. Saratoga, 8/30, $500,000g ($500,000), 3 and up, 7f, 1:21.95, track Roberto, 69 2008: Johnnypump, dkb/br g, by Jump Start. Raced 3 yrs, 8 Dynaformer, 85 fast. sts, 0 wins, $6,124. Died 2012. TEMPLE CITY, Andover Way, 78 1—PALAce, 124, h, 5, (City Zip—Receivership, by End Sweep), A++, 2009: PALAce, b c, by City Zip. ($160,000 obsmar 2yo). $300,000, B—The Peter J. Callahan Revocable Trust Dated 2/28/02 dkb/br, 05 Danzig, 77 At 4: Won Fall Highweight H (gr. III), Hudson H (R), Chow- Curriculum, 99 (N.Y.), O—Antonino Miuccio, T—Linda Rice, J—Cornelio H. Velasquez der's First S (R), 2nd Gravesend H. Macoumba, 92 2—Big Business, 124, g, 6, (Eddington—Spanish Guitar, by Birdon- At 5: Won Forego S (gr. I), Alfred G. Vanderbilt H (gr. I), True thewire), A+, $100,000, O—Gary Barber North S (gr. II), 2nd Belmont Sprint Championship Conquistador 3—Vyjack, 124, g, 4, (Into Mischief—Life Happened, by Stravin- Wagon Limit, 94 Cielo, 79 sky), A++, $50,000, O—Pick Six Racing S (gr. III), Gold and Roses S (R). 2010: Debt Relief, b c, by Freud. Unraced. ($80,000 saraug PENNYRILE, Darlin Lindy, 86 Margins—3½, neck, 1. 9 starters. ch, 02 yrlg). Harlan, 89 Palace, b h, 2009 2011: Not bred. Pulaski, 98 Infnidad, 82 Mr. Prospector, 70 2012: Wincoma, gr/ro c, by Badge of Silver. Raced 1 yr, 1 st, Carson City, 87 0 wins, $292. ($45,000 saraug yrlg). Blushing Promise, 2013: Gr/ro c, by Posse. CITY ZIP, 82 ch, 98 2014: Gr/ro f, by Pomeroy. Relaunch, 76 Baby Zip, 91 Inbreeding: 3SX4D Mr. Prospector; 5SX5D Native Dancer. Thirty Zip, 83 Nicking: cITY ZIP w/eNd SWeeP mares: 3 foals, 2 strs, 2 wnrs (67%), 1 2yo wnr (33%), 1 SW (33%), 1 GSW (33%) Forty Niner, 85 End Sweep, 91 Broodmare sire: eNd SWeeP, b, 1991-2002. Sire of 282 dams RECEIVERSHIP, Broom Dance, 79 of 1,050 foals, 801 rnrs (76%), 562 wnrs (54%), 147 2yo wnrs gr/ro, 00 Alarming Pros- Darn That Alarm, 81 (14%), 1.09 AEI, 1.33 CI; 27 sw. pect, 94 Hasty Prospect, 76 2nd dam: Alarming Prospect, gr/ro, 1994. Bred by Lynne Martin (Fla.). Raced 3 yrs, 16 sts, 3 wins, $102,895. 2nd Honey Bee Breeders' Cup H (gr. III), Salem County S (T); 3rd Reeve Schley Jr. S (gr. IIT). Dam of FReNcH PARk (f, Ecton Park; $297,601, Won Golden Rod S, gr. II, Pocahontas S, gr. III; 2nd Silverbul-

AdAm CogAlinese/nYRA letday S, gr. III; producer). Startup Nation LADY FINGER STAKES (R) RAce ANd (STAkeS) RecORd Finger Lakes, 9/6, $141,675a ($141,675), 2yo, f, N.Y.-bred, 6f, 1:12.73, track fast. Age Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned 1—dUNN LISTeNING, 120, (Intidab—Shocking Dunn, by Wheaton), At 2 2 2(1) 0 0 $163,800 c, $85,005, B—Tony and Elizabeth Everard (N.Y.), O—John L. Moirano, Lifetime 2 2(1) 0 0 $163,800 Monty Foss, and Steven Wecker, T—Gary C. Contessa, J—Angel S. Ar- Sire: TeMPLe cITY, dkb/br, 2005. Raced 3 yrs, 15 sts, 4 wins, royo $326,400. Won Cougar II H (gr. III); 2nd Hollywood Turf Cup S 2—evrybdymstgetstonz, 120, (Bustin Stones—Tabuha, by Bud- (gr. IT), American H (gr. IIT); 3rd Del Mar H (gr. IIT). dha), d, $28,335, O—McConnell Racing Stable and Darlene Bilinski Lifetime: 1 crop, 76 foals, 20 rnrs (26%), 2 wnrs (3%), 2 2yo ChelseA duRAnd/nYRA 3—Irish Heroine, 120, (Street Hero—Irish Ridge, by Cactus Ridge), Palace c, $14,168, O—Harry L. Landry wnrs (3%), 1 sw (1%), 0.81 AEI, 1.26 CI, 59 sale yrlgs, avg ½ ½ $18,865, 0.3 TNA. Margins—head, 2 , 1 . 14 starters. In 2014: 1 sw, 75 2yos, 20 2yo rnrs, 2 2yo wnrs, 11 sale yrlgs, RAce ANd (STAkeS) RecORd avg $14,355. Age Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned 1st dam: Pennyrile, ch, 2002. Bred by Arthur B. Hancock III (Ky.). At 3 7 4 0 2 $127,800 Raced 4 yrs, 23 sts, 7 wins, $239,048. 3rd Klassy Briefcase S. At 4 8 4(3) 3(1) 0 $424,250 Dam of 3 named foals, 2 rnrs, 2 wnrs, 1 sw. ($30,000, 2008 At 5 6 3(3) 2(2) 0 $757,500 keenov, Roman Ruler). Lifetime 21 11(6) 5(3) 2 $1,309,550 2009: Edge of Glory, dkb/br c, by Roman Ruler. Raced 4 yrs, 20 sts, 3 wins, $54,613. Sire: cITY ZIP, ch, 1998. Raced 2 yrs, 23 sts, 9 wins, $818,225. 2010: Thundering Lady, ch f, by Notional. Unraced. ($42,000 Won Hopeful S (gr. I), Saratoga Special S (gr. II), Amsterdam keesep yrlg; $105,000 obsmar 2yo). S (gr. II), Sanford S (gr. II), Tremont S (gr. III), Jersey Shore 2012: STARTUP NATION, dkb/br c, by Temple City. ($95,000 Breeders' Cup S (gr. III), Bergen County S, Hirsch Jacobs S; saraug yrlg). 2nd Futurity S (gr. I), Hutcheson S (gr. II), Kentucky Cup Sprint At 2: Won With Anticipation S (gr. IIT). S (gr. II), Kentucky Breeders' Cup S (gr. III); 3rd King's Bishop 2013: Ch f, by Dublin. S (gr. I), Fountain of Youth S (gr. I), Kelso H (gr. IIT), Flash S. 2014: Ch c, by Dublin. Lifetime: 10 crops, 793 foals, 616 rnrs (78%), 473 wnrs (60%), sV PhotogRAPhY 166 2yo wnrs (21%), 53 sw (7%), 1.70 AEI, 1.44 CI, 336 sale Dunn Listening

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BLACK YELLOWMAGENTACYAN NYTB10-36.pgs 09.24.2014 11:06 NewYorkTbredBreeders Dunn Listening, b f, 2012 Classic S (gr. I), Swaps S (gr. I), Strub S (gr. II); 3rd Woodward 2014: Ch f, by Giant's Causeway. S (gr. I), Goodwood Breeders' Cup H (gr. II). Clever Trick, 76 Inbreeding: 5SX5SX5DX5D Northern Dancer. Phone Trick, 82 Lifetime: 10 crops, 1,001 foals, 696 rnrs (70%), 460 wnrs (46%), nicking: tIZnoW w/conGaRee mares: 1 foal, 1 str, 1 wnr Over the Phone, 65 93 2yo wnrs (9%), 53 sw (5%), 1.81 AEI, 1.96 CI, 484 sale INTIDAB, (100%), 1 2yo wnr (100%), 1 SW (100%), 0 GSW (0%) dkb/br, 93 Mr. Prospector, 70 yrlgs, avg $152,800, 2.9 TNA. Alqwani, 88 In 2014: 9 sw, 97 2yos, 12 2yo rnrs, 3 2yo wnrs, 5 sale yrlgs, Broodmare sire: conGaRee, ch, 1998. Sire of 26 dams of 37 Dire, 82 avg $220,700. foals, 21 rnrs (57%), 10 wnrs (27%), 4 2yo wnrs (11%), 0.97 AEI, 1.52 CI; 4 sw. Alydar, 75 1st dam: SHIne UPon, ch, 2007. Bred by Berkshire Stud (N.Y.). Wheaton, 90 SHOCKING Terlingua, 76 Raced 3 yrs, 10 sts, 5 wins, $178,937. Won Dreamy Mimi S, 2nd dam: Look Upon, ch, 1998. Bred by Berkshire Stud (N.Y.). DUNN, Jena Jena S (R); 2nd Leecoo S (R). Dam of 2 named foals, 1 Raced 2 yrs, 14 sts, 3 wins, $144,960. 2nd Bouwerie S (R). b, 02 Shocking Mercedes Won, 86 rnr, 1 wnr, 1 sw. ($125,000, 2008 keesep yrlg). Dam of keep the Peace (f, Touch Gold; $323,553, 2nd Prin- Sticker, 94 Royal Shocker, 84 2012: tIZ tIMe to SHIne, b c, by Tiznow. cess Rooney H, gr. I, Forward Gal S, gr. II, Honorable Miss H, at 2: Won Aspirant S (R). gr. II, La Troienne S, gr. III, Dogwood S, gr. III, Winning Colors Race anD (StakeS) RecoRD 2013: Shimmering Moon, b f, by Malibu Moon. S, gr. III; 3rd Inside Information S, gr. II). Age Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned At 2 2 1(1) 0 0 $88,655 Lifetime 2 1(1) 0 0 $88,655 Sire: IntIDaB, dkb/br, 1993. Raced 6 yrs in Eng, NA, and UAE, 36 sts, 7 wins, $531,221. Won True North H (gr. II), A Phenomenon H (gr. II), Eillo S (R); 2nd Forego H (gr. II), A. G. Vanderbilt H (gr. II), Gulf News Nad Al Sheba Sprint, His Highness The President's Cup-ADNOC, His Highness The President's Cup-ADNOC FOD, National Day Cup; 3rd Forest Hills H (gr. II), National Day Cup-ADNOC. Lifetime: 11 crops, 117 foals, 96 rnrs (82%), 70 wnrs (60%), 30 2yo wnrs (26%), 8 sw (7%), 1.27 AEI, 1.31 CI, 18 sale yrlgs, avg $15,834, 0.3 TNA. In 2014: 1 sw, 5 2yos, 2 2yo rnrs, 2 2yo wnrs. 1st dam: SHockInG DUnn, b, 2002. Bred by John S. Scott (Fla.). Raced 1 yr, 5 sts, 2 wins, $40,430. Won Mockingbird S. Dam of 6 named foals, 6 rnrs, 5 wnrs, 1 sw. 2006: Moon Drop, b f, by Malibu Moon. Raced 6 yrs, 39 sts, 3 wins, $45,073. 2007: Runaway Dunne, b f, by Freud. Raced 6 yrs, 62 sts, 13 wins, $108,262. 2008: Ratoath Special, b f, by Include. Raced 3 yrs, 15 sts, 3 wins, $75,971. 2010: Southern Dunn, ch f, by Southern Image. Raced 3 yrs, 13 sts, 5 wins, $78,062. ($4,500 keenov wnlg). 2011: Dunshaughlin, gr/ro f, by Mancini. Raced 1 yr, 6 sts, 0 wins, $6,529. Died 2014. 2012: DUnn LIStenInG, b f, by Intidab. ($27,000 saraug yrlg; $30,000 obsapr 2yo). Saturday, October 18th at 2: Won Lady Finger S (R). 2013: Ch f, by Dublin. ($55,000 saraug yrlg). Empire Showcase Day is the final of three days on NYRA’s 2014: F, by Dublin. calendar this year strictly for NY-breds, offering six stakes Inbreeding: 5SX5D Nashua; 4SX4D Raise a Native. races and more than $1.75 million in purses. This represents nicking: IntIDaB w/WHeaton mares: 1 foal, 1 str, 1 wnr (100%), a $500,000 increase in stakes money over previous years. 1 2yo wnr (100%), 1 SW (100%), 0 GSW (0%) Broodmare sire: Wheaton, ch, 1990-2006. Sire of 50 dams of Empire Classic ...... 3&UP...... $300,000 .....1 1/8 Miles 147 foals, 102 rnrs (69%), 65 wnrs (44%), 24 2yo wnrs (16%), Empire Distaff...... F&M 3&UP.....$250,000 .....1 1/16 Miles* 0.93 AEI, 1.20 CI; 5 sw. Mohawk ...... 3&UP...... $200,000 .....1 1/16 (Turf) 2nd dam: Shocking Sticker, b, 1994. Bred by Farnswoth Farms Ticonderoga...... F&M...... $200,000 .....1 1/16 (Turf) (Fla.). Unraced. Sleepy Hollow...... 2YO...... $250,000 .....1 Mile ASPIRANT STAKES (R) Maid of the Mist...... F2YO...... $250,000 .....1 Mile Finger Lakes, 9/6, $127,063a ($127,063), 2yo, c and g, N.Y.-bred, 6f, Hudson...... 3&UP...... $150,000 .....6 1/2 Fur. 1:13.31, track fast. Iroquois...... F&M 3&UP.....$150,000 .....6 1/2 Fur. 1—tIZ tIMe to SHIne, 121, c, (Tiznow—Shine Upon, by Congaree), c+, $76,238, B—Stewart Hoffman and David Greenhouse (N.Y.), O— * New in 2014 Blue Bison Stable and Hoffman Thoroughbreds, T—Chad C. Brown, J—Jaime Rodriguez 2—Summer Brother, 121, c, (Purge—Ampart Ridge, by Cactus Ridge), a++, $25,413, O—M. Anthony Ferraro 3—Deputy Busterstone, 121, c, (Bustin Stones—Cheval de Joi, by French Deputy), a, $12,706, O—Francis J. Paolangeli Margins—¾, 1, neck. 6 starters. It’s projected that a total of nearly $60 million in purse money Race anD (StakeS) RecoRD and awards will be available for NY-breds in 2014. Age Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned At 2 2 1(1) 1 0 $90,838 Lifetime 2 1(1) 1 0 $90,838 Sire: tIZnoW, b, 1997. Raced 2 yrs, 15 sts, 8 wins, $6,427,830. Horse of the Year, champion 3yo colt and champion older male. Won Breeders' Cup Classic (gr. I) twice, Santa Anita H (gr. I), nytbreeders.org For more information visit our website Super Derby (gr. I), Goodwood Breeders' Cup H (gr. II), San 518.587.0777 or call 518.388.0174 Fernando Breeders' Cup S (gr. II), Affirmed H (gr. III); 2nd Pacific

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BLACK YELLOWMAGENTACYAN NYTB10-37.pgs 09.25.2014 11:11 NewYorkTbredBreeders new york-bred RAce ANd (STAkeS) RecORd Sire: INVASOR, b, 2002. Raced 4 yrs in NA, UAE, and Uru, 12 sts, 11 wins, $7,804,070. Horse of the Year in Uru and USA, Age Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned champion 3yo colt in Uru, champion older male in USA and At 3 7 4(1) 0 0 $148,040 Stakes Winners UAE. Won Gran Premio Nacional-Uruguayan Derby (Uru-I), At 4 9 5(3) 1 2 $197,406 Gran Premio Jockey Club (Uru-I), Polla de Potrillos-Uruguayan Lifetime 16 9(4) 1 2 $345,446 Two Thousand Guineas (Uru-I), Emirates Airline Dubai World Tiz Time to Shine, b c, 2012 Sire: Stonesider, ch, 2003. Raced 1 yr, 1 st, 1 win, $25,800. Cup (UAE-I), Breeders' Cup Classic Powered by Dodge (gr. Lifetime: 4 crops, 165 foals, 88 rnrs (53%), 44 wnrs (27%), 6 I), Whitney H (gr. I), Donn H (gr. I), Pimlico Special H (gr. I), Relaunch, 76 2yo wnrs (4%), 3 sw (2%), 1.20 AEI, 1.23 CI, 24 sale yrlgs, Suburban H (gr. I), Clasico Ensayo (Uru-III). Cee's Tizzy, 87 avg $13,401, 0.2 TNA. TIZNOW, Tizly, 81 Lifetime: 4 crops, 144 foals, 84 rnrs (58%), 44 wnrs (31%), 7 In 2014: 2 sw, 35 2yos, 2 2yo rnrs. 2yo wnrs (5%), 3 sw (2%), 1.04 AEI, 1.61 CI, 46 sale yrlgs, b, 97 Seattle Song, 81 Cee's Song, 86 1st dam: Baby Jess (Arg), ch, 2004. Bred by John T. Behrendt avg $56,193, 1.1 TNA. Lonely Dancer, 75 (Arg.). Unraced. Dam of 4 named foals, 2 rnrs, 1 wnr, 1 sw. In 2014: 1 sw, 26 2yos, 4 2yo rnrs, 1 2yo wnr. Arazi, 89 Sent to Arg 2010. 1st dam: Very Funny, ch, 2004. Bred by Adena Springs (Ky.). Congaree, 98 2009: Stonecoldjessie, ch c, by Stonesider. Raced 1 yr, 1 st, Raced 2 yrs, 12 sts, $48,537. Dam of 2 named foals, 2 rnrs, Mari's Sheba, 92 0 wins, $1,000. SHINE UPON, 2 wnrs, 1 sw. ($400,000, 2006 adsspr 2yo; $16,000, 2009 ch, 07 2010: GALIANA, ch f, by Stonesider. Carson City, 87 keejan). Look Upon, 98 At 3: Won Tax Free Shopping Distaff S (R). 2010: INVAdING HUMOR, dkb/br f, by Invasor (Arg). Notice Me, 82 At 4: Won Sweet and Sassy S, Dashing Beauty S, Tax Free At 4: Won John Hettinger S (RT). Shopping Distaff S (R). 2012: Bred to Win, ch f, by Incurable Optimist. Unraced. 2011: Distorted Beauty, ch f, by Invasor (Arg). Raced 1 yr, 5 2013: Dance Card, dk b f, by Don Valiente. sts, 3 wins, $138,100. 2013: B f, by Freud. Nicking: STONeSIdeR w/INTeRPReTe (ARG) mares: 2 foals, 2014: F, by Freud. 2 strs, 1 wnr (50%), 0 2yo wnrs (0%), 1 SW (50%), 0 GSW (0%) Inbreeding: 5SX5D Northern Dancer. Broodmare sire: INTeRPReTe, dk b, 1988. Sire of 341 dams Nicking: INVASOR (ARG) w/dISTORTed HUMOR mares: 3 of 1,302 foals, 749 rnrs (58%), 508 wnrs (39%), 94 2yo wnrs foals, 3 strs, 2 wnrs (67%), 0 2yo wnrs (0%), 1 SW (33%), (7%), 1.58 AEI, 1.34 CI; 45 sw. 0 GSW (0%) 2nd dam: La Elogiada (Arg), ch, 1996. Bred by El Paraiso (Arg.). Broodmare sire: dISTORTed HUMOR, ch, 1993. Sire of 296 Unraced. dams of 708 foals, 440 rnrs (62%), 295 wnrs (42%), 90 2yo wnrs (13%), 1.50 AEI, 1.47 CI; 37 sw. JOHN HETTINGER STAKES (RT) 2nd dam: kris Is It, ch, 1996. Bred by Grousemont Farm (Ky.). Raced 2 yrs, 14 sts, 1 win, $51,940. 2nd Vieille Vigne S (RT). sV PhotogRAPhY Belmont Park, 9/14, $125,000a ($125,000), 3 and up, f and m, N.Y.- Tiz Time to Shine bred, 9f, 1:49.47, course good. Dam of Mobilizer (c, Motivator; $239,275, 2nd Plate Trial S, 1—INVAdING HUMOR, 120, f, 4, (Invasor—Very Funny, by Distorted R), Wise Investor (f, Belong to Me; $73,170, 3rd Hidden Light TAX FREE SHOPPING DISTAFF STAKES (R) Humor), A++, $75,000, B—James Randall Mcglinn (N.Y.), O—Blood- S, RT; producer; dam of Ghost N Your Heart). lines Racing Partnerships, T—Bruce N. Levine, J—Rajiv Maragh Delaware Park, 9/13, $75,000g ($75,125), 3 and up, f and m, starters 2—Strike Accord, 116, m, 5, (Smart Strike—New Harmony, by A.P. ASHLEY T COLE STAKES (T) (RT) at Delaware Park in 2014 excluding stakes, 6f, 1:11.03, track sloppy. Indy), A++, $25,000, O—Chester and Mary Broman Sr. 1—GALIANA, 121, f, 4, (Stonesider—Baby Jess, by Interprete), B, 3—effie Trinket, 120, f, 4, (Freud—Maya's Note, by Editor's Note), Belmont Park, 9/14, $125,000g ($122,500), 3 and up, N.Y.-bred, 9f, 1:47.83, course good. $45,000, B—John T. Behrendt and Charles Marquis (N.Y.), O/T—Ro- A++, $12,500, O—Patsy C. Symons Margins—1, ½, 1½. 9 starters. 1—LUBASH, 120, h, 7, (Freud—Nasty Cure, by Cure the Blues), A+, dolfo Romero, J—Michael Ritvo Invading Humor, dkb/br f, 2010 $75,000, B/O—Aliyuee Ben J. Stable (N.Y.), T—Christophe Clement, 2—Steady N Love, 119, f, 3, (Not For Love—Slow and Steady, by J—Junior Alvarado Malibu Moon), A++, $15,000, O—Z W P Stable and Non Stop Stable Blushing Groom, 74 2—king kreesa, 123, g, 5, (King Cugat—Storm's Advance, by Storm 3—Stormin Wendy, 117, f, 3, (Ecclesiastic—Hidden Fever, by Candy Stripes, Creek), A++, $25,000, O—Gerald and Susan Kresa 82 Bubble Company, Stormin Fever), B+, $8,250, O—John J. Robb INVASOR(Arg), 77 3—kharafa, 123, g, 5, (Kitalpha—Exquisite Cassie, by King of Kings), A++, $12,500, O—Paul Braverman and Timothy Pinch Margins—8½, 1, 2. 6 starters. b, 02 Interprete, 88 Margins—neck, 3¾, neck. 5 starters. Quendom, 97 Galiana, ch f, 2010 Queen of Victory, 90 Lubash, b h, 2007 Storm Cat, 83 Giant's Cause- Distorted Forty Niner, 85 Storm Bird, 78 way, 97 Storm Cat, 83 Mariah's Storm, 91 Humor, 93 Danzig's Beauty, 87 STONESIDER, VERY FUNNY, FREUD, Terlingua, 76 ch, 03 ch, 04 Gilded Time, 90 Kris S., 77 b, 98 Rahy, 85 Added Gold, 95 Kris Is It, 96 Mariah's Storm, Added Elegance, 84 Damewood, 88 91 Immense, 79 Farnesio, 74 Stop the Music, 70 Interprete, 88 Cure the Blues, BABY Inaccesible, 81 78 Quick Cure, 71 JESS(Arg), NASTY CURE, ch, 04 Octante, 83 b, 91 Dynastic, 68 La Elogiada, 96 Nastica, 81 Zadorra, 82 Rolfna, 75 AdAmCogliAnese/nYRA Photos Invading Humor

RAce ANd (STAkeS) RecORd Age Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned At 3 7 2 1 0 $72,200

ChAd B. hARmon At 4 5 4(1) 0 1 $231,500 Galiana Lifetime 12 6(1) 1 1 $303,700 Lubash

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BLACK YELLOWMAGENTACYAN NYTB10-38.pgs 09.24.2014 11:06 NewYorkTbredBreeders Race and (StakeS) RecoRd Sire: RoMan RULeR, dkb/br, 2002. Raced 2 yrs, 10 sts, 5 wins, BERTRAM FUTURITY (R) $1,220,800. Won Haskell Invitational H (gr. I), Norfolk S (gr. II), Age Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned Belmont Park, 9/21, $150,000g ($150,000), 2yo, N.Y.-bred, 7f, Dwyer S (gr. II), Best Pal S (gr. II); 2nd Goodwood Breeders' Cup At 3 10 5(3) 0 1 $176,344 1:24.63, track muddy. H (gr. II), Del Mar Futurity (gr. II); 3rd Travers S (gr. I). At 4 8 0 2(2) 1(1) $89,285 1—SaRatoGa HeateR, 120, c, (Temple City—Hot Spell, by Salt Lifetime: 6 crops, 773 foals, 482 rnrs (62%), 334 wnrs (43%), At 5 6 2(2) 1(1) 0 $223,750 Lake), a+, $90,000, B—Machmer Hall (N.Y.), O—P.R. Racing, T—Lisa At 6 8 1(1) 3(3) 2(2) $209,500 76 2yo wnrs (10%), 32 sw (4%), 1.70 AEI, 1.69 CI, 256 sale L. Lewis, J—Joel Rosario At 7 5 3(1) 2(2) 0 $212,200 yrlgs, avg $42,601, 0.8 TNA. 2—Bullheaded Boy, 120, c, (Bullsbay—Sister Dyer, by Pulpit), a, In 2014: 8 sw, 122 2yos, 7 2yo rnrs, 3 2yo wnrs, 14 sale yrlgs, $30,000, O—Gary Barber Lifetime 37 11(7) 8(8) 4(3) $911,079 avg $22,250. 3—Market conduct, 120, c, (Super Saver—Charleston Springs, by Sire: Freud, b, 1998. Raced 2 yrs in Eng, Fr, and Ire, 12 sts, 1 Capote), c, $15,000, O—Klaravich Stables and William H. Lawrence 1st dam: IndY GLoRY, dkb/br, 1998. Bred by Chester Broman win, $44,016. 3rd Cork and Orrery S (Eng-II). Margins—4, 1, 1½. 6 starters. and Mary R. Broman (N.Y.). Raced 4 yrs, 19 sts, 5 wins, Lifetime: 10 crops, 692 foals, 428 rnrs (62%), 290 wnrs (42%), Saratoga Heater, b c, 2012 79 2yo wnrs (11%), 38 sw (5%), 1.71 AEI, 1.27 CI, 188 sale $283,422. Won Videogenic S (R); 2nd Black-Eyed Susan S yrlgs, avg $32,068, 0.5 TNA. (gr. II), Maid of the Mist S (R), East View S (R); 3rd Monmouth Roberto, 69 Breeders' Cup Oaks (gr. II). Dam of 6 named foals, 6 rnrs, 4 Dynaformer, 85 In 2014: 4 sw, 167 2yos, 17 2yo rnrs, 3 2yo wnrs, 17 sale yrlgs, Andover Way, 78 avg $34,794. wnrs, 1 sw. TEMPLE CITY, 2004: time Squared, dkb/br c, by Fusaichi Pegasus. Raced dkb/br, 05 Danzig, 77 1st dam: nasty cure, b, 1991. Bred by Pillar Stud and Larry 2 yrs, 9 sts, 2 wins, $100,740. 2nd Round Table S. Curriculum, 99 Godwin (Ky.). Raced 3 yrs, 30 sts, 5 wins, $153,122. Macoumba, 92 ($1,050,000 keeapr 2yo). Died 2008. 3rd Miss Liberty S. Dam of 8 named foals, 7 rnrs, 5 2005: Barren. Deputy Minister, 79 wnrs, 1 sw. ($10,500, 1992 keesep yrlg; $37,000, 1993 Salt Lake, 89 ftffeb 2yo). 2006: Submerge, dkb/br f, by Fusaichi Pegasus. Raced 2 yrs, Take Lady Anne, 79 8 sts, 1 win, $64,259. 2nd East View S (R). HOT SPELL, 1997: Brusher, b g, by Broad Brush. Raced 4 yrs, 32 sts, 3 ch, 04 Saratoga Six, 82 wins, $42,438. 2007: Rumors of Glory, dkb/br f, by Storm Cat. Raced 2 yrs, Sizzlin' Sara, 90 1999: netcong, b c, by Meadow Flight. Raced 10 yrs, 87 sts, 5 sts, 1 win, $29,447. Relasure, 83 10 wins, $327,924. 2nd Damon Runyon S (R). 2008: Roots Run Deep, dkb/br f, by Forestry. Raced 1 yr, 1 2000: Pine Brook, b g, by Meadow Flight. Raced 9 yrs, 80 sts, st, 0 wins, $267. 13 wins, $196,304. 2009: Bent On Glory, b f, by Distorted Humor. Raced 2 yrs, 3 2001: Dead foal. sts, 0 wins, $5,939. 2003: Capote's Wit, b c, by Capote. Raced 2 yrs, 6 sts, 0 2010: Barren. wins, $1,080. 2011: aRteMIS aGRoteRa, b f, by Roman Ruler. 2004: Cherna, b f, by Judge T C. Raced 3 yrs, 22 sts, 5 wins, at 2: Won Frizette S (gr. I). $93,469. Died 2009. at 3: Won Ballerina S (gr. I), Gallant Bloom H (gr. II). 2007: LUBaSH, b c, by Freud. 2012: Dead foal. at 3: Won Fifth Marine S (T), Monarch's Maze S (T), New 2013: Barren. York Stallion Cab Calloway S (RT). 2014: Barren. at 4: 2nd Bluegrass Cat Mohawk S (RT), Kingston S (RT), nicking: RoMan RULeR w/a.P. IndY mares: 9 foals, 7 strs, 6 3rd PTHA President's Cup S (T). wnrs (67%), 3 2yo wnrs (33%), 2 SW (22%), 1 GSW (11%) at 5: Won Ashley T. Cole S (RT), West Point S (RT), 2nd Kingston S (RT). Broodmare sire: a.P. IndY, dkb/br, 1989. Sire of 495 dams of at 6: Won Fort Marcy S (gr. IIIT), 2nd Dave S (T), Mohawk 2,164 foals, 1,552 rnrs (72%), 1,049 wnrs (48%), 270 2yo Saratoga Heater S (RT), Ashley T. Cole S (RT), 3rd Three Coins Up S wnrs (12%), 1.75 AEI, 1.52 CI; 121 sw. (T), Kingston S (RT). 2nd dam: Immerse, b, 1988-2009. Bred by W Lazy T Limited at 7: Won Ashley T. Cole S (RT), 2nd West Point S (RT), (Ky.). Raced 3 yrs, 17 sts, 4 wins, $108,398. 3rd Gazelle H Race and (StakeS) RecoRd Kingston S (RT). (gr. I), Truly Bound S. Dam of StePHen Got eVen (c, A.P. Age Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned 2008: Jan Beth Jo, b f, by Chief Seattle. Raced 1 yr, 3 sts, Indy; $1,019,200, Won Donn H, gr. I, Galleryfurniture.com At 2 3 2(1) 0 0 $134,287 0 wins, $6,012. S, gr. II; 3rd Woodward S, gr. I; sire), GRand MeRGeR (f, Lifetime 3 2(1) 0 0 $134,287 2011: Bitter Gold, b f, by Midas Eyes. Unraced. A.P. Indy; $93,228, Won Maid of the Mist S, R; producer), Sire: teMPLe cItY, dkb/br, 2005. Raced 3 yrs, 15 sts, 4 wins, 2012: Ch f, by Freud. Immersed in Gold (g, Seeking the Gold; $72,719, 3rd With $326,400. Won Cougar II H (gr. III); 2nd Hollywood Turf Cup S Inbreeding: 5SX5DX4D Bold Ruler; 5SX4D Hail to Reason. Anticipation S, RT). (gr. IT), American H (gr. IIT); 3rd Del Mar H (gr. IIT). nicking: FReUd w/cURe tHe BLUeS mares: 10 foals, 8 strs, 7 artemis agrotera, b f, 2011 Lifetime: 1 crop, 79 foals, 24 rnrs (30%), 4 wnrs (5%), 4 2yo wnrs (70%), 2 2yo wnrs (20%), 1 SW (10%), 1 GSW (10%) wnrs (5%), 2 sw (3%), 1.11 AEI, 1.24 CI, 72 sale yrlgs, avg Fusaichi Mr. Prospector, 70 Broodmare sire: cURe tHe BLUeS, b, 1978-1999. Sire of 377 $21,976, 0.3 TNA. ROMAN Pegasus, 97 dams of 2,174 foals, 1,671 rnrs (77%), 1,164 wnrs (54%), Angel Fever, 90 In 2014: 2 sw, 78 2yos, 24 2yo rnrs, 4 2yo wnrs, 24 sale yrlgs, 322 2yo wnrs (15%), 1.27 AEI, 1.36 CI; 101 sw. RULER, dkb/br, 02 Silver Deputy, 85 avg $26,129. 2nd dam: naStIca, dkb/br, 1981-1993. Bred by Robert O. Bo- Silvery Swan, 94 Sociable Duck, 82 1st dam: Hot Spell, ch, 2004. Bred by Ferme Du Bois Vert (Que- nacquisti Sr. (Calif.). Raced 4 yrs, 43 sts, 13 wins, $147,284. bec). Raced 1 yr, 3 sts, 2 wins, $43,550. 2nd Dipsea Trail S. Won Cindy S, Concord S, Ellen Mist S, Little Girl S (R), Rockette Seattle Slew, 74 Dam of 2 named foals, 1 rnr, 1 wnr, 1 sw. ($25,000, 2005 S (R); 2nd Moonlight Jig S, Pinafore S; 3rd Molly Brown S. Dam A.P. Indy, 89 Weekend Surprise, 80 ftkjul yrlg; $65,000, 2006 obsmar 2yo; $38,000, 2007 keenov; of La caPannIna (f, Cure the Blues; $21,694, Champion 2yo INDY GLORY, dkb/br, 98 $25,000, 2013 keenov, Bellamy Road). filly in Pan. Won Premio Cuerpo de Bomberos de Panama, Cox's Ridge, 74 Immerse, 88 2009: Sad Holiday, b f, by Harlan's Holiday. Unraced. ($5,200 Pan-III; 2nd Premio Alberto Pitin de Obarrio, Pan-III). Baroness Direct, 81 keesep yrlg). GALLANT BLOOM HANDICAP (GR. II) 2010: Barren. 2012: SaRatoGa HeateR, b c, by Temple City. ($30,000 Belmont Park, 9/20, $300,000g ($300,000), 3 and up, f and m, 6½f, saraug yrlg; $100,000 obsapr 2yo). 1:15.49, track fast. at 2: Won Bertram F. Bongard S (R). 1—aRteMIS aGRoteRa, 118, f, 3, (Roman Ruler—Indy Glory, by 2013: B f, by Girolamo. ($67,000 keenov wnlg; $140,000 A.P. Indy), a++, $180,000, B/O—Chester and Mary R. Broman (N.Y.), T—Michael E. Hushion, J—Rajiv Maragh keesep yrlg). 2—La Verdad, 118, f, 4, (Yes It's True—Noble Fire, by Hook and Lad- 2014: F, by Bellamy Road. der), a++, $60,000, O—Lady Sheila Stable Inbreeding: 4SX5D Northern Dancer; 5SX5D Raise a Native. 3—Willet, 116, m, 6, (Jump Start—Katina K, by Distinctive Pro), a, nicking: teMPLe cItY w/SaLt Lake mares: 1 foal, 1 $30,000, O—James H. Iselin, Charlotte Assoulin, and Eli Gindi str, 1 wnr (100%), 1 2yo wnr (100%), 1 SW (100%), Margins—head, 1, 2. 6 starters. 0 GSW (0%) Race and (StakeS) RecoRd Broodmare sire: SaLt Lake, b, 1989-2010. Sire of 422 dams Age Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned of 1,718 foals, 1,118 rnrs (65%), 801 wnrs (47%), 225 2yo At 2 3 2(1) 0 0 $402,000 wnrs (13%), 1.19 AEI, 1.32 CI; 60 sw. At 3 4 3(2) 0 0 $541,800 2nd dam: Sizzlin' Sara, b, 1990. Bred by Indian Creek Farm (Ky.). Lifetime 7 5(3) 0 0 $943,800 Artemis Agrotera Raced 3 yrs, 24 sts, 3 wins, $62,891.

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BLACK YELLOWMAGENTACYAN NYTB10-39.pgs 09.24.2014 14:44 NewYorkTbredBreeders JOSEPH A. GIMMA STAKES (R) Temper Mint Patty, dkb/br f, 2012 yrlgs, avg $58,358, 1.0 TNA. In 2014: 5 sw, 160 2yos, 42 2yo rnrs, 10 2yo wnrs, 43 sale Belmont Park, 9/21, $150,000a ($147,000), 2yo, f, N.Y.-bred, 7f, Seattle Slew, 74 1:23.78, track muddy. yrlgs, avg $97,779. A.P. Indy, 89 1—TeMPeR MINT PATTY, 120, (Congrats—His Beauty, by Adcat), Weekend Surprise, 1st dam: HIS BeAUTY, ch, 2002. Bred by Gallagher's Stud (N.Y.). A+, $90,000, B—Gallagher's Stud (N.Y.), O—Mark H. Stanley, T—Dale CONGRATS, 80 b, 00 Raced 2 yrs, 15 sts, 3 wins, $122,350. Won Jena Jena S (RT). L. Romans, J—Irad Ortiz Jr. Mr. Prospector, 70 Dam of 5 named foals, 4 rnrs, 2 wnrs, 1 sw. ($1,500, 2013 2—My Super Nova, 118, (Super Saver—Reforestation, by Forestry), Praise, 94 keenov, Dublin). d, $30,000, O—R. A. Hill Stable Wild Applause, 81 2008: Johar Beauty, b f, by Johar. Raced 1 yr, 5 sts, 0 wins, 3—Hard to Stay Notgo, 120, (More Than Ready—Whichwaydid- Storm Cat, 83 $1,780. Died 2013. shego, by Storm Cat), c+, $15,000, O—Chester and Mary Broman Sr. Adcat, 95 2009: Sparkling Waters, b g, by Sunriver. Raced 1 yr, 4 sts, Margins—1½, 3½, 1¾. 5 starters. HIS BEAUTY, Adorable Micol, 83 1 win, $18,910. ch, 02 Belong to Me, 89 Mine Forever, 95 2011: Kilo, ch g, by Kitalpha. Raced 1 yr, 4 sts, 0 wins, $4,196. Mervat, 83 ($10,000 ftkoct yrlg). 2012: TeMPeR MINT PATTY, dkb/br f, by Congrats. ($30,000 RAce ANd (STAkeS) RecORd saraug yrlg; $95,000 ftfmar 2yo). At 2: Won Joseph A. Gimma S (R). Age Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned 2014: Twice as Handsome, ch c, by Dublin. At 2 2 2(1) 0 0 $133,800 Lifetime 2 2(1) 0 0 $133,800 Inbreeding: 4SX5DX5D Northern Dancer; 4SX5D Secretariat. Nicking: cONGRATS w/AdcAT mares: 1 foal, 1 str, 1 wnr (100%), Sire: cONGRATS, b, 2000. Raced 5 yrs in NA and UAE, 26 sts, 7 1 2yo wnr (100%), 1 SW (100%), 0 GSW (0%) wins, $998,960. Won San Pasqual H (gr. II), Alysheba S; 2nd Santa Anita H (gr. I), Memorial Day H (gr. III), Ack Ack H; 3rd Broodmare sire: AdcAT, ch, 1995. Sire of 13 dams of 22 Hollywood Gold Cup H (gr. I), Jim Dandy S (gr. II), Washington foals, 12 rnrs (55%), 5 wnrs (23%), 2 2yo wnrs (9%), 0.80 Park H (gr. II), San Antonio H (gr. II). AEI, 1.30 CI; 1 sw. Lifetime: 5 crops, 443 foals, 276 rnrs (62%), 194 wnrs (44%),

niCole digioVAnni/nYRA 2nd dam: Mine Forever, ch, 1995. Bred by Gallagher's Stud Temper Mint Patty 69 2yo wnrs (16%), 17 sw (4%), 1.40 AEI, 1.68 CI, 289 sale (N.Y.). Unraced.

NEW YORK-BRED WINNERS

August 26, 2014 – september 21, 2014

Anasheed—Hurricane Betsy: Peter's Project (15-9), g, Desert Warrior—Let's Roll Lady: Frisky Warrior (41-18), 4yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 9/5, 1mi, 1:39.05, $11,700. The accompanying list reports sires of New York-bred g, 5yo, Finger Lakes, SOC, 9/16, 6f, 1:10.55, $12,360. Anasheed—Hurricane Betsy: Peter's Project (15-9), g, winners in 2014, 3-year-olds and upward, of all recent Devil His Due—Figgy Annette: Ambassador Satch (80-42), 4yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 9/19, 11/16mi, 1:45.93, North American races, except straight claiming races. g, 4yo, Hollywood Casino At Charles Town Races, $12,240. The second list reports sires of all New York-bred MCL, 9/3, 7f, 1:30.41, $6,300. Andromeda's Hero—Peaceful Dawnagain: Shadon juvenile winners in the same time period. Disco Rico—V for Vera: Captain Gaughen (51-28), g, (33-13), g, 4yo, Hazel Park, MSW, 9/5, 6f, 1:16.83, The lists are presented alphabetically by sire followed 4yo, Belmont Park, ALW, 9/13, 11/16mi (T), 1:41.19, $4,960. by the winners dam. The name of the winner is in lightface $46,200. A. P. Warrior—Miss Savannah Rose: Warriorofthero- capital letters (boldface capital letters if the win came in Discreet Cat—Nurse Cleo: Flip the Switch (138-66), m, ses (61-27), g, 5yo, Laurel Park, AOC, 9/19, about a stakes race), followed in parentheses by the number 5yo, Timonium, STR, 9/1, 4f, 46.07, $14,250. of current-year starters in North America for the sire and 11/16mi, 1:42.36, $28,500. the sire’s total number of individual winners in 2012, Ecton Park—Won Perfect Rose: Small Town (37-26), Bandini—Always Belong: Alwaysinstilettos (91-43), f, 3yo, regardless of state where bred. Followed by the winners g, 7yo, Finger Lakes, SOC, 9/18, 11/16mi, 1:47.21, Finger Lakes, ALW, 9/8, 1mi, 1:40.14, $10,560. sex; age; race track; class of the race; date of the race; $7,980. Belong to Me—Patches of Dixie: Belongs to Dixie (69-32), distance of the race, expressed in furlongs and fractions Eddington—Time to Jazz: Jazzington (95-48), f, 4yo, m, 7yo, Suffolk Downs, ALW, 9/8, about 1mi, 1:43.88, of furlongs; time of the race; first-place money earned by Finger Lakes, ALW, 8/26, 11/16mi, 1:50.03, $11,520. $11,400. the winner. E Dubai—Foist: Decesion Point (149-76), g, 6yo, Finger Bernstein—Fanfire: Glowing Ember (170-86), g, 4yo, Abbreviations used for the class of race are similar to Lakes, ALW, 9/16, 51/2f, 1:5.45, $11,520. Belmont Park, AOC, 9/13, 11/16mi (T), 1:44.40, those used by Equibase: Alw–allowance; Hcp–overnight E Dubai—Merion Miss: Ocala Jim (149-76), g, 4yo, $39,000. handicap; names of stakes race are spelled out, with the Belmont Park, AOC, 9/21, 11/16mi (T), 1:45.37, grade of the race, when applicable, in parentheses. Bluegrass Cat—Nootka Island: Blue Chips Only (199-94), $39,000. g, 3yo, Belmont Park, MCL, 9/5, 11/16mi (T), 1:42.63, El Corredor—Iron Goddess: Great Press (124-67), m, 6yo, $24,600. Colonel John—Sovereignoftheseas: Fire Ship (77-37), f, Finger Lakes, SOC, 9/15, 11/16mi, 1:49.09, $7,980. Bluegrass Cat—To Marquet: Bluegrass Flash (199-94), g, 3yo, Belmont Park, MCL, 9/6, 11/16mi (T), 1:45.14, Eltish—Duchess of Domasca: Queen Elle (26-12), f, 4yo, 3yo, Belmont Park, ALW, 9/10, 7f, 1:23.31, $37,200. $24,600. Finger Lakes, MCL, 8/26, 6f, 1:12.49, $5,820. Catienus—Pierian Spring: Fightin Irish (80-42), g, 3yo, Congrats—One Wise Cowgirl: Haveyougoneaway Elusive Charlie—Kuyima: Shirakuma (10-4), g, 3yo, Finger Lakes, MSW, 8/28, 51/2f, 1:7.58, $13,800. Suffolk Downs, MSW, 9/4, 6f, 1:12.58, $10,800. (171-83), f, 3yo, Remington Park, ALW, 8/28, 1mi, Cherokee Run—Behrly Mine: Run to Mama (47-24), f, 1:38.29, $24,000. Empire Maker—Intend to Win: Beyond Empire (132-62), g, 4yo, Belmont Park, AOC, 9/12, 11/16mi (T), 1:42.62, 4yo, Saratoga, ALW, 8/27, 11/8mi, 1:51.23, $45,000. $39,000. Corinthian—Restored Hope: Hope Still Springs (183-76), Exchange Rate—Merryland Monroe: Blithely (160-75), f, City Zip—D J's Girl: Ziptronic (236-133), g, 8yo, Saratoga, g, 5yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 8/29, 6f, 1:12.13, $11,520. 3yo, Belmont Park, ALW, 9/17, 6f, 1:10.66, $37,200. ALW, 8/27, 51/2f (T), 1:1.89, $51,000. Cowboy Cal—Joyjoyjoy: Curious Cal (65-31), g, 3yo, Fantasticat—Straight Blues: Show King (36-15), g, 3yo, City Zip—Receivership: Palace (236-133), h, 5yo, Saratoga, MSW, 9/1, 6f, 1:11.65, $43,800. Finger Lakes, ALW, 8/30, 1mi, 1:41.41, $10,140. Saratoga, STK, Forego S. (gr. I ), 8/30, 7f, 1:21.95, Cuvee—Run With Netti: French Wine (43-23), g, 5yo, Freud—Unbridled Valor: Under Scrutiny (141-64), f, 3yo, $300,000. Finger Lakes, ALW, 8/29, 1mi 70yd, 1:46.05, $11,520. Saratoga, ALW, 8/29, 11/16mi (T), 1:44.02, $45,000. City Zip—So Long Dearie: Cayo Hueso (236-133), g, 7yo, Defer—A Smart Punch: Smart Thinking (14-9), g, 4yo, Freud—Twin Stroller: Dreamsgonewild (141-64), g, 5yo, Finger Lakes, SOC, 9/11, 6f, 1:10.87, $8,580. Finger Lakes, STR, 9/15, 11/16mi, 1:46.98, $8,580. Saratoga, AOC, 8/31, 51/2f (T), 1:1.08, $54,000. City Zip—Stormy Winter: Barrier to Entry (236-133), f, Dehere—Miss Blarney Stone: The Brothers Rap (68-38), g, Freud—Gretta's Dream: Dreamboat (141-64), g, 3yo, 3yo, Belmont Park, MCL, 9/12, 6f (T), 1:9.80, $24,600. 4yo, Saratoga, AOC, 8/28, 11/8mi, 1:50.66, $46,800. Finger Lakes, MSW, 9/8, 11/16mi, 1:48.00, $13,800.

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BLACK YELLOWMAGENTACYAN NYTB10-40.pgs 09.24.2014 11:06 NewYorkTbredBreeders Freud—Maggie's Song: Maggiesfreuddnslip (141-64), Pulpit—Stolen Beauty: Beautyinthepulpit (141-64), h, 6yo, Wiseman's Ferry—Secret Breeze: Volo Del Vento (57-26), f, 4yo, Suffolk Downs, ALW, 9/10, about 5f, 59.14, Belmont Park, ALW, 9/20, 1mi, 1:34.40, $45,000. g, 6yo, Hollywood Casino At Charles Town Races, $11,400. Pure Prize—Mine Amint: Stop Sign (154-85), g, 4yo, MCL, 9/19, 11/16mi, 1:50.60, $6,300. Freud—Take It to War: Number Nine (141-64), c, 3yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 8/26, 51/2f, 1:6.49, $10,140. Yankee Gentleman—Positively Wild: Berra (95-43), g, 6yo, Finger Lakes, MCL, 9/12, 5f, 1:0.52, $5,400. Raffie's Majesty—Royal Mast: Old Harbor (27-13), f, 3yo, Mountaineer Casino Racetrack & Resort, MSW, 9/21, Freud—Nasty Cure: Lubash (141-64), h, 7yo, Belmont Belmont Park, AOC, 9/14, 7f (T), 1:22.30, $39,000. 1mi 70yd (T), 1:41.26, $10,150. Park, STK, Ashley T. Cole S., 9/14, 11/8mi (T), 1:47.83, Read the Footnotes—Bound On Bi: Cuantos (73-36), c, $75,000. 3yo, Belmont Park, ALW, 9/18, 6f, 1:8.33, $37,200. Fusaichi Pegasus—Stormy Winter: Winter Lady (165-78), Read the Footnotes—Country Maiden: Untapped Secret NEW YORK-BRED f, 4yo, Laurel Park, AOC, 9/12, 6f, 1:10.33, $25,650. (73-36), f, 4yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 9/19, 51/2f, 1:5.22, Fusaichi Pegasus—Princess Dixie: Princess Jenny $12,240. Juvenile WinneRS (165-78), m, 6yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 9/15, 6f, Read the Footnotes—Red Hot Peppers: King Gettigan August 26, 2014 - september 21, 2014 1:11.69, $11,520. (73-36), c, 3yo, Belmont Park, MCL, 9/19, 61/2f, Fusaichi Pegasus—Spenny: Bella Fachi (165-78), f, 3yo, 1:16.38, $24,600. Belmont Park, MCL, 9/21, 6f, 1:12.79, $17,400. Roaring Fever—Erica's Chance: I'll Be At the Bar (47-29), Ghostzapper—More Angels: Zeddemore (108-67), g, 4yo, g, 3yo, Finger Lakes, MCL, 8/30, 51/2f, 1:6.78, $5,400. Afleet Alex—Dash for Money: Ack Naughty (175-87), f, Finger Lakes, ALW, 9/15, 1mi 40yd, 1:43.20, $11,520. Roaring Fever—Alexandra's Angel: Chasing Greg (47-29), 2yo, Belmont Park, MSW, 9/18, 1mi (T), 1:36.19, Golden Missile—Blondie Logic: Sweet Irish Emily (53-24), g, 4yo, Suffolk Downs, ALW, 9/3, 6f, 1:11.43, $11,400. $36,000. f, 4yo, Finger Lakes, MCL, 9/1, 1mi, 1:44.29, $5,400. Roman Ruler—Indy Glory: Artemis Agrotera (124-57), Badge of Silver—Receivership: Wincoma (85-40), c, 2yo, Graeme Hall—First Look: Have Another Look (112-69), g, f, 3yo, Belmont Park, STK, Gallant Bloom H. (gr. II ), Belmont Park, MSW, 9/19, 6f, 1:9.60, $36,000. 3yo, Finger Lakes, MCL, 9/5, 6f, 1:13.43, $9,840. 9/20, 61/2f, 1:15.49, $180,000. Chapel Royal—Smart Sis: Ms Eileen (114-54), f, 2yo, Grand Slam—Them There Eyes: Balderdash (166-72), Say Uncle—Bail Bond: Zabeta (1-1), m, 5yo, Suffolk Saratoga, MCL, 8/27, 51/2f, 1:6.61, $30,000. c, 3yo, Belmont Park, ALW, 9/17, 1mi (T), 1:35.50, Downs, MSW, 9/8, about 71/2f, 1:37.03, $10,800. Congrats—His Beauty: Temper Mint Patty (171-83), f, 2yo, $37,200. Sightseeing—Flingette: Little Zoe (55-26), f, 3yo, Saratoga, MSW, 8/29, 6f, 1:11.36, $43,800. Grand Slam—Dynamism: Tiger D (166-72), c, 3yo, Gulfstream Park, MCL, 9/5, 1mi (T), 1:37.42, $7,800. Congrats—His Beauty: Temper Mint Patty (171-83), f, Belmont Park, MSW, 9/17, 11/16mi (T), 1:44.91, Silver Wagon—Loch Nessie: Chase N Maddie (17-9), g, 2yo, Belmont Park, STK, Joseph A. Gimma S., 9/21, $24,000. 3yo, Hollywood Casino At Charles Town Races, MSW, 7f, 1:23.78, $90,000. Greeley's Galaxy—Piano Chimes: Kellster (31-16), m, 5yo, 8/27, 41/2f, 52.94, $15,000. El Corredor—Heavenly Empress: Serious Happiness Finger Lakes, ALW, 9/9, 1mi, 1:40.51, $11,700. Skip to the Stone—Funder Powers: Sweet But Sassy (7-2), (124-67), f, 2yo, Parx Racing, MSW, 9/20, 1mi 70yd, Half Ours—Houston Tune: Downgoesfrazier (96-55), f, 3yo, Hollywood Casino At Charles Town Races, 1:44.75, $52,800. g, 5yo, Belmont Park, MCL, 9/11, 7f (T), 1:23.51, MCL, 8/30, 61/2f, 1:23.72, $6,300. Elusive Quality—Derrianne: One Eyed Ray (117-51), $24,600. Smoke Glacken—Queen of Valentine: Okey Dokey Smokey c, 2yo, Belmont Park, MSW, 9/10, 6f (T), 1:10.72, Hard Spun—Lunar Colony: The Tea Cups (151-71), f, 4yo, (90-45), c, 3yo, Saratoga, MCL, 8/28, 6f, 1:12.22, $36,000. Saratoga, ALW, 8/29, 11/16mi (T), 1:42.67, $45,000. $27,000. Freud—Plinking: Amazing Anne (141-64), f, 2yo, Saratoga, Here's Zealous—Gipsy Limits: Zeal Unlimited (52-22), f, Smooth Jazz—Fidget: Laila's Jazz (23-11), g, 4yo, Belmont MSW, 8/28, 11/16mi (T), 1:45.25, $43,800. 3yo, Parx Racing, MCL, 9/14, 7f, 1:27.45, $7,600. Park, AOC, 9/6, 61/2f, 1:16.13, $39,000. Freud—Lake Toccet: Freudie Anne (141-64), f, 2yo, Here's Zealous—Salt It Again: Keepin It Zeal (52-22), c, Star Dabbler—Lady Rapper: Baime (30-15), g, 4yo, Finger Belmont Park, MSW, 9/7, 6f (T), 1:9.14, $36,000. Lakes, ALW, 9/1, 1mi, 1:38.84, $12,240. 3yo, Penn National, MCL, 9/19, 6f, 1:11.91, $10,860. Freud—Cape of Good Hope: Sheriff Taylor (141-64), c, Here's Zealous—Hunsley Bunsley: Zeal Housewife Stonesider—Tenacious Tart: Stone Cold Cash (63-25), 2yo, Finger Lakes, MSW, 9/20, 51/2f, 1:6.63, $13,800. (52-22), f, 3yo, Penn National, MCL, 9/20, 51/2f, g, 4yo, Suffolk Downs, MSW, 9/3, about 11/16mi, 1:53.79, $10,800. Intidab—Shocking Dunn: dunn Listening (13-7), f, 2yo, 1:7.09, $6,300. Finger Lakes, STK, Lady Finger S., 9/6, 6f, 1:12.73, Holy Bull—Sweet Sweet Molly: Billy the Bull (123-57), g, Stonesider—Baby Jess (ARG): Galiana (63-25), f, 4yo, $85,005. 4yo, Belmont Park, AOC, 9/19, 6f (T), 1:8.45, $39,000. Delaware Park, STK, Tax Free Shopping Distaff S., 9/13, 6f, 1:11.03, $45,000. Kitten's Joy—Majestic Feline: Banana Thief (239-111), c, Holy Bull—Minetonightsfirst: All Mine Tonight (123-57), 2yo, Saratoga, MSW, 9/1, 51/2f (T), 1:3.56, $43,800. m, 5yo, Belmont Park, ALW, 9/21, 7f (T), 1:24.17, Stonesider—Miss Rodeo: Resolutely (63-25), f, 4yo, $37,200. Belmont Park, MSW, 9/18, 11/16mi (T), 1:44.64, Kitten's Joy—Laca: Chief Kitten (239-111), c, 2yo, Belmont Park, MSW, 9/14, 1mi (T), 1:38.40, $36,000. Hook and Ladder—Tranquility Jane: You Jane (65-35), f, $36,000. 4yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 8/28, 51/2f, 1:5.75, $11,520. Stonesider—Miss Hialeah: Parting Answer (63-25), g, 4yo, Majestic Warrior—Desert Bloom: Majestic Bloom (131-61), f, 2yo, Saratoga, MSW, 8/27, 51/2f (T), Hook and Ladder—Forlegsandafantasy: Mymustangsally Finger Lakes, MCL, 9/18, 11/16mi, 1:48.36, $9,840. (65-35), f, 4yo, Finger Lakes, MSW, 9/19, 51/2f, Street Boss—Little Buttercup: Rumble Doll (111-58), 1:3.46, $43,800. 1:5.71, $13,800. f, 3yo, Belmont Park, ALW, 9/21, 7f (T), 1:24.82, Monba—Twochindordor: Mondor (16-3), f, 2yo, Laurel Invasor (ARG)—Very Funny: Invading Humor (34-14), $37,200. Park, MCL, 9/13, 6f, 1:12.36, $18,810. f, 4yo, Belmont Park, STK, John Hettinger S., 9/14, Sunriver—Giant Leap: Sun With Cause (35-18), g, 5yo, Munnings—Shannonaire: Captain Munnings (28-5), f, 11/8mi (T), 1:49.47, $75,000. Gulfstream Park, MCL, 9/1, 11/16mi (T), 1:46.49, 2yo, Belmont Park, MCL, 9/10, 51/2f, 1:5.41, $24,600. Invasor (ARG)—Very Funny: Distorted Beauty (34-14), $8,400. Parading—Personal Girl: Sweetpollypurebrd (39-13), f, 3yo, Belmont Park, ALW, 9/20, 1mi (T), 1:34.90, Sunriver—Paugus Bay: Raglin River (35-18), g, 5yo, f, 2yo, Belmont Park, MSW, 9/12, 61/2f, 1:17.26, $46,200. Belmont Park, ALW, 9/7, 6f (T), 1:9.00, $37,200. $36,000. Langfuhr—Sparkling Blue: Sparks Will Fly (213-104), m, Sunriver—Youguessedit: Riveressed (35-18), f, 4yo, Patriot Act—Hurricane Betsy: One More Act (35-20), f, 5yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 9/13, 1mi 40yd, 1:45.14, Finger Lakes, ALW, 9/11, 51/2f, 1:6.99, $10,140. 2yo, Finger Lakes, MSW, 9/18, 51/2f, 1:7.26, $13,800. $11,520. Tale of the Cat—Cupid's Arrow: Bella Kateri (191-93), Read the Footnotes—Balmoral Gap: Grab It and Growl Lawyer Ron—Adorable You: Carameaway (56-32), f, 4yo, f, 4yo, Belmont Park, MSW, 9/11, 7f (T), 1:22.47, (73-36), c, 2yo, Hollywood Casino At Charles Town Belmont Park, ALW, 9/19, 1mi, 1:34.08, $45,000. $36,000. Races, MSW, 9/18, 41/2f, 53.39, $15,000. Lemon Drop Kid—Deputy Dear: Pepi's Find (187-102), g, Tapit—Adorahy: Tapidor (252-112), r, 3yo, Monmouth Roaring Fever—Queen in Waiting: Shangala (47-29), f, 3yo, Laurel Park, MCL, 9/6, about 11/16mi, 1:47.22, Park, MSW, 9/13, 6f, 1:11.59, $20,520. 2yo, Finger Lakes, MSW, 9/9, 51/2f, 1:6.49, $13,800. $9,120. Tiago—Wings of Glory: Southern Proper (14-9), c, Spring At Last—Rosalie Road: Offering Plan (87-41), c, Lion Heart—Picture: Cinematize (139-83), m, 5yo, Finger 3yo, Monmouth Park, ALW, 8/31, 1mi (T), 1:34.29, 2yo, Saratoga, MSW, 8/28, 11/16mi (T), 1:43.27, Lakes, ALW, 9/4, 51/2f, 1:5.73, $11,700. $20,520. $52,800. Magna Graduate—Wildnexcitable: Wild Finish (71-36), g, True Direction—I'm So Classy: Daddy's Big Girl (5-4), m, Stevie Wonderboy—Destined: Chloe's Wonderboy 4yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 9/11, 6f, 1:12.17, $10,560. 6yo, Finger Lakes, MCL, 9/9, 51/2f, 1:7.34, $5,820. (60-25), g, 2yo, Parx Racing, MCL, 8/30, 5f, 1:0.52, Medallist—Deeply Smitten: Smitten by Gold (50-26), Utopia (JPN)—Perigee: Mr. Topia (110-50), g, 5yo, $17,400. m, 5yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 9/15, 11/16mi, 1:46.65, Mountaineer Casino Racetrack & Resort, STR, 8/26, Temple City—Pennyrile: Startup Nation (24-4), c, 2yo, $13,920. 7f (T), 1:22.72, $8,732. Saratoga, STK, With Anticipation S. (gr. IIT ), 8/28, Mineshaft—Democrat Taxes: Spotlights Fortune (117-57), Utopia (JPN)—All Bronze: Chief Schaghticoke (110-50), g, 11/16mi (T), 1:41.63, $120,000. f, 3yo, Finger Lakes, MCL, 9/16, 6f, 1:14.92, $5,400. 3yo, Finger Lakes, MCL, 8/29, 1mi, 1:43.80, $5,400. Temple City—Hot Spell: Saratoga Heater (24-4), c, 2yo, Noonmark—Reddy for Rubys: Brad's Ruby (38-11), f, Utopia (JPN)—Ommadon's Storm: Queen's Express Saratoga, MSW, 8/31, 6f, 1:12.59, $43,800. 3yo, Saratoga, MSW, 9/1, 6f, 1:10.78, $43,800. (110-50), c, 3yo, Mountaineer Casino Racetrack & Temple City—Hot Spell: Saratoga Heater (24-4), c, 2yo, Noonmark—Lulu's Number: Bass River Road (38-11), g, Resort, MSW, 9/1, 1mi, 1:42.64, $10,500. Belmont Park, STK, Bertram F. Bongard S., 9/21, 7f, 3yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 9/12, 6f, 1:11.36, $11,700. Utopia (JPN)—Won Moro: Utopian Wife (110-50), f, 4yo, 1:24.63, $90,000. Northern Spur (IRE)—Gone for the Roses: Brier (8-7), m, Delaware Park, MCL, 9/10, 6f, 1:12.96, $9,600. Tiznow—Shine Upon: Tiz Time to Shine (180-94), c, 5yo, Finger Lakes, MCL, 9/2, 51/2f, 1:7.44, $5,400. Utopia (JPN)—Queen Supreme: Channel Boy (110-50), g, 2yo, Finger Lakes, STK, Aspirant S., 9/6, 6f, 1:13.31, Pioneerof the Nile—Truly Enchanting (IRE): Boston Strong 3yo, Finger Lakes, MCL, 9/20, 51/2f, 1:5.50, $9,840. $76,238. (69-32), c, 3yo, Belmont Park, MSW, 9/17, 11/16mi War Front—Love Doll: Crafty Dreamer (95-45), h, 5yo, Tiz Wonderful—Kalookan Dancer: Quezon (123-71), f, (T), 1:44.91, $24,000. Belmont Park, ALW, 9/7, 7f, 1:22.49, $46,200. 2yo, Belmont Park, MSW, 9/17, 6f, 1:10.71, $43,200.

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