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FOR ADVERTISING $750,000 Distorted Humor INFORMATION or to subscribe, please call Mare Leads Vibrant Tuesday Antoinette at 352-732-8858 or At Keeneland January Sale email: [email protected] BY KEENELAND PRESS OFFICE ______In This Issue: LEXINGTON, KY—Brisk trade pro- Tom’s D’Etat Confirmed for Pegasus duced healthy results during Tuesday’s second session of the Bravo to Move Tack to Oaklawn January Horses of All Ages Sale, topped by the sale of the multiple Global Campaign Points to Swale Grade 3-winning Distorted Humor mare House Rules, in foal to Stakes after Impressive Win Quality Road, to WinStar Farm for $750,000. Seismic Jolt Shakes Free to Win On Tuesday, Keeneland sold 242 Limehouse Stakes horses for $17,805,100, for an aver- age of $73,575 and a median of Tina Evers Obituary $35,000. During the second session in 2018, 229 horses grossed Gulfstream Park Charts $15,036,900, for an average of $65,663 and a median of $25,000. Tampa Bay Downs Charts Through two sessions of the four-day January Sale, 465 horses Florida Stallion Progeny List have grossed $38,857,300, for an average of $83,564 and a median of Florida Breeders’ List $37,000. During the corresponding Hip No. 779/KEENELAND PHOTO period in 2018, 415 horses brought a total of director of sales operations Geoffrey Russell Wire to Wire Business Place $28,302,000 for an average of $68,198 and a said. “It was a continuation of yesterday with median of $37,000. short yearlings selling exceptionally well. “Today was very good; trade was quite The mares did step up to the plate today with strong all the way through,” Keeneland Featured Advertisers See KEENELAND on page 3 Ocala Stud Upcoming Stallion Shows On Top of the World BRIDLEWOOD FARM Bridlewood Farm would like to invite any seriously interested Florida Bridlewood Farm Breeder to the Stallion Show on Jan. 12 from 12:00 to 3:00 pm. Please RSVP Florida Department of Agriculture by Jan. 9 at 352-622-5319, to receive your personal invitation. FTBOA JOURNEYMAN STUD Seminole Feed Journeyman Stud will offer their 2019 stallion roster for viewing at their Ocala Breeders’ Feed & Supply Open House Jan. 12. Viewing hours will be from 11:00am to 3:00pm. Journeyman Stud Back to Top Page 3 Keeneland
Continued from COVER Erin Birkenhauer, racing manager and com- Justify,” Eaton’s Reiley McDonald said. “I competitive bidding. I give credit to the con- munications manager for West Point thought it was a great buy since she’s a mare signors. These are very professional people. Thoroughbreds, which raced Best in foal to Tapit. She is from a good family They have a good gauge on the market. They Performance with partners. “She was a little and with a good covering sire. I think in know what sells. The market is bringing the tough to gauge. But she was so precocious as [Keeneland’s] November [Breeding Stock prices. I give them credit for pricing the a 2-year-old and combined with her looks – Sale] she would have brought another horses correctly.” she is gorgeous – she is a [blank] canvas. Not $100,000 possibly. She was a nice January The session-topping House Rules is an 8- many 2-year-olds showed up as many times as mare. She was well sold and well bought. year-old daughter of Distorted Humor out of she did. She was so consistent on both dirt and Fair trade.” the Mutakddim mare Teamgeist (Arg), a turf. She was versatile. We knew with the mar- Montia Holdings purchased Lavender multiple group winner in Argentina. She was ket being so hot right now that it was a good Chrissie, a 7-year-old stakes-winning daugh- consigned by Blackwood Stables, agent for time to let her go on to a be a broodmare.” ter of Scat Daddy in foal to Union Rags, for Phase 1 Dispersal of JV Shields Jr. Shields, Lane’s End, agent, was the leading con- $400,000. Lane’s End, agent, consigned the a longtime thoroughbred owner and breeder signor Tuesday with sales of $2,429,000 for mare, a half-sister to Grade 3 winner Baby J who was involved with numerous racing 22 horses. and stakes winner Laureate Conductor. organizations, who died in October. Gabriel Duignan’s Springhouse Farm paid “We have known her since she was a “House Rules in foal to Quality Road $450,000 for Media Mischief, a 5-year-old yearling, and we knew her as a racehorse,” was the complete package,” Russell said. daughter of Into Mischief in foal to Pioneerof said bloodstock agent David Ingordo, who “She’s going to a good home in WinStar the Nile. Eaton Sales, agent, consigned signed the ticket. “She is in foal to Union Farm. We are sorry for the circumstances of Media Mischief, a half-sister to multiple Rags and [her sire] Scat Daddy needs no the sale because Mr. Shields was a good French Group 1 winner Nebraska Tornado, introduction. We think he is going to be a friend, but I’m glad it all worked out.” French Group 2 winner Burning Sun and super broodmare sire. She is as pretty a mare “It is a very bittersweet moment, but we Grade 3 winner Mirabilis. Their dam is as is going to walk up here. The buyer is are glad the market appreciated all of Jerry Grade 2 winner Media Nox (GB), by Lycius. going to build a racing and broodmare band. Shields’ horses,” said Katey Caddel, director “She’s a nice mare with a nice page, a lot He knows I work at Lane’s End and he knew of client relations and bloodstock for to like about her,” Duignan said. “I haven’t the mare was there so he said, ‘If you like Blackwood Stables. “He was an avid sup- made any [breeding plans] yet for her.” her, buy her.’ She will probably go to one of porter of the sport and truly loved this game Sweet Dreams, a 7-year-old stakes- our stallions at Lane’s End.” and that is reflected in his horses. We are placed daughter of Candy Ride (Arg) in foal Albert Racing spent $390,000 to acquire proud to sell them here, but obviously a bit- to leading sire Tapit, sold to Eaton Sales Tuesday’s top-priced yearling, a colt by Union tersweet moment.” Bloodstock for $420,000. Consigned by Rags consigned by Indian Creek, agent. He is “She’s a ton of quality, a really beautiful Hidden Brook, agent, she is a half-sister to the first foal out of the Bernardini mare mare that was obviously a top runner and we multiple graded stakes winner Strike Zondaq, a half-sister to Grade 2 winners love the cover, so we’ve been waiting for her Charmer and from the family of champion Discreet Dancer and Travelin Man and stakes all day,” WinStar General Manager David Gold Beauty. Her dam is the stakes-winning winner Sweet N Discreet. Hanley said about House Rules. “Delighted Storm Cat mare Cat Charmer. “That sale price was very good; he was a to get her. It’s tough to buy the mares you “She was bought for a partnership and really nice colt that was well received,” want, but she’s the one we wanted to get today will be bred to [2018 Triple Crown winner] KEENELAND so we’re really happy. We haven’t discussed See on page 16 [who she will be bred back to], but we’re )DOFRQ/ /7UDQVSRUWDWLRQ excited to see the Quality Road [foal] out of $6\PERORI([FHOOHQFH (48,1( her. I think that’s a great mating for her.” 7$;,
67$1' With two purchases for $1,085,000, $IIRUGDEOH²5HOLDEOH²6DIH WinStar was Tuesday’s leading buyer. Three Chimneys Farm purchased 2017 3KRQH ɴɶɳ ɴɷɳ ɹɵɶɹ Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf (G1) run- :HEVLWH:::)//67&20_(PDLO&217$&786#)//67&20 ner-up Best Performance, supplemented to - ɲɶɲɶɱɲɶɱ 1HZ(TXLQH7UDQVSRUWDWLRQ the January Sale, for $560,000. Cataloged as ͈ͽͻ 3URYLGHULQ2FDOD)ORULGD a racing or broodmare prospect by Lane’s ɲɲɲɲɶɲɲɶ End, agent, the 4-year-old daughter of Broken )ORULGD Vow is out of the winning Smart Strike mare ɸɶɸɶ 5DFH 5HWXUQ Give My Regards. She is from the family of 2FDOD7DPSD%D\'RZQV Grade 3 winner Broadway Empire. “She’s by a stallion we’ve got a lot of ΨϮϳϱ
2FDOD*XOIVWUHDP3DUN respect for, and she could run,” Three Chimneys chief operating officer Chris ΨϱϮϱ Baker said. “In this day and age, if you like them or like that many things about them you’ve gotta stretch to get them. We’re happy to have her. We don’t know who to Ǥ yet, but she’ll be bred in 2019.” Ǥ Ǥ “We are very happy with the price,” said
Back to Top Back to Top Page 5 Tom’s D’Etat Confirmed for Pegasus World Cup BY FAIR GROUNDS PRESS OFFICE ______
NEW ORLEANS—Following some consideration, G M B Racing’s Tom’s d’Etat has officially been confirmed for the $9 million Pegasus World Cup (Grade 1) on Jan. 26 at Gulfstream Park, according to trainer Al Stall, Jr. and G M B Racing Manager Greg Bensel. On Sunday morning, the 6-year-old son of Smart Strike began serious preparations for North America’s richest race with a half-mile breeze in :49.00 over a fast Fair Grounds main track under jockey Shaun Bridgmohan, which was the horse’s first work since his Tenacious Stakes triumph. “This will be a true test,” Bensel said. “We don’t know where he fits in the Pegasus but I do know that he’s won six out of his nine career races so he deserves a chance. He’s a horse that can definitely go the distance up against that type of talent. It will be the most talented field there can be.” Lightly raced for a 6-year-old, Tom’s d’Etat scored his fourth victory in a row in the Tenacious Stakes, which was also his stakes debut. Ankle issues put him on the shelf for 16 Tom’s d’Etat/LOU HODGES PHOTO months following a nine-length allowance win at Saratoga in “It’s a little different schedule we’ve done it the past,” July 2017, where he defeated graded stakes winner Far From Loutsch said. “As 2-year-olds, we always had Derby points. Over. He was able to return from the hiatus in winning fashion This time is different since we broke our maidens late and have when defeating stakes winners Pioneer Spirit and Guest Suite more work to do but were excited. We always talked about over a fast main track at Churchill Downs in November in a going to the Fair Grounds and running there and this time the third-level allowance race. timing makes sense. When horses are ready to run, it’s to time “I think he is getting to that point where he seems to be get- to go. We’ll be almost hundred days out for the Derby so it’s ting better with age,” Bensel said. “Our hopes are that he can time to go now. You got around three races before the Derby so compete and can shock some people. I think he’s going to be a we don’t want to race in an allowance race. We feel like he’s moderate to a longshot.” stakes caliber, but we have to see where we stand against the Tom’s d’Etat is out of the Giant’s Causeway broodmare Julia big boys.” Tuttle, whose dam Candy Cane (Arg.) is a full-sister to multi- Admire is out of the stakes-placed Indian Charlie brood- ple champion producing stallion Candy Ride (Arg.).He was a mare Visavis, who is a full-sister to graded stakes winner Wild $330,000 purchase from the Keeneland September Yearling At Heart and a half-sister to four-time stakes winner Sale in 2014 from the consignment barn of Hunter Valley Pickapocket Farm. He was bred in Kentucky by SF Bloodstock. Loutsch spoke of how attractive Admire was from a confir- Stall said that Tom’s d’Etat would have two more works mation standpoint at the Keeneland September Yearling Sale in before shipping to Gulfstream Park on Tuesday, Jan. 22. 2017, where he was purchased for $360,000 from Gainesway’s consignment operation. “When we go to the sale we, look at individuals and pedi- Loutsch Confident in Admire Heading gree that we think can get the distance,” Loutsch said. “This Into Lecomte horse was gorgeous at the sale and it was Cairo Prince’s first When it comes to campaigning horses on the Derby trail, time being represented at the sale. He was in book one, so that Albaugh Family Stables’ Racing Manager Jason Loutsch has a gives you an idea of what he looked like. He was gorgeous and good understanding of what it takes to get a horse to Churchill fell in love with him at the sale. He’s just a great big looking Downs on the First Saturday in May having done just that for colt and I like the Indian Charlie line.” the past three years. Loutsch discussed another potential Derby hopeful for Albaugh has been represented in the Kentucky Derby pre- Albaugh in Come On Gerry, an Ontario-bred son of Elusive sented by Woodford Reserve (G1) for the past three years with Quality who broke his maiden at Gulfstream Park on Dec. 28. Brody’s Cause (2016), J Boys Echo (2017) and Free Drop Billy “He had a nice maiden win last week,” Loutsch said. “We’re going to point him for the [Grade 2 $350,000] Holy Bull [at (2018), all of which acquired points on Churchill Downs’ Road Gulfstream Park on Feb. 2] and we think Admire is ready to run To The Kentucky Derby as 2-year-olds. This year, however, now had some good works, sitting on go looking for a race and things have gone a little differently. While Albaugh has some thought the long stretch at the Fair Grounds would fit his style good stock in the 3-year-old department, they have been a little well. I like the timing of it. These are two big two turn colts. late coming along. One of these talented sophomores is Admire They just keep getting better and better. We’re real excited.” and Loutsch is confident that he can showcase his talent at Fair Other possible entrants for the Lecomte Stakes include War Grounds in the $200,000 Lecomte Stakes (G3) on Jan. 19. of Will, Tackett, Hog Creek Hustle, Mr. Money and Plus Que Trained by Dale Romans, the 3-year-old son of Cairo Prince Parfait. The Lecomte is the first of three local preps on broke his maiden at second asking over a sloppy main track at Churchill Downs’ Road To The Kentucky Derby and awards the Churchill Downs on Nov. 24, which was his most recent effort. Top 4 finishers points based off of a 10-4-2-1 scale.
Back to Top Back to Top Page 7 Bravo To Move Tack to Oaklawn BY OAKLAWN PARK PRESS OFFICE_ Stakes aboard the Lieblong-owned went in 1:01.40, which ranked fourth Junebugred in 2012, $1 million Arkansas among 67 times recorded at the distance. B HOT SPRINTS, AR—A lot more of the Derby (Grade 1) in 2014 aboard Danza and P Rocket breezed in company with stable- Jersey Shore will be seen this year in the $350,000 Razorback Handicap (G3) in mate Brush Country, who also went in Arkansas. 2016 aboard Upstart. 1:01.40. Jockey Joe Bravo, a winner of more Overall, Bravo had 5,331 victories and A chestnut son of two-time Horse of the than 5,000 races, said this week that he will $176,607,574 in purse earnings in his Year Curlin, B P Rocket finished sixth in ride regularly at Oaklawn for the first time career through Monday, figures that ranked his Oct. 13 career debut at Keeneland during the 2019 meeting 24th and 22nd in North before breaking his maiden at a mile in his that begins Jan. 25. American history, respec- last start, Nov. 9 at Churchill Downs. Known as “Jersey tively, according to Trainer Will VanMeter said the break Joe,” Bravo has won a Equibase, racing’s official was probably the biggest difference in the record 13 riding titles at data gathering organiza- two races. Monmouth Park in his tion. He rode his first win- “His chink in his armor when he first native New Jersey, but ner March 17, 1988, at came up was the gate,” VanMeter said. he has only had a hand- Calder. “He’s one of those horses, the first time ful of mounts at Other top mounts for you do something with him, he’s like, Oaklawn during his dec- Bravo include Grade 1 ‘Whoa!’ And then the second time you do orated 31-year career. winners Big Blue Kitten, it with him, he has a kind of a sharp learn- Bravo, 47, said sever- Florida-breds Sheer ing curve. Second time you do something al horsemen have Drama and Little Mike, with him, he really comes on.” encouraged him to ride A.P. Indian, Lion Heart B P Rocket is the first foal out of in Hot Springs, notably and Watsdachances. Bravo Rocket Maker, who began her career with prominent owner Alex won the $1 million Hall of Fame trainer Bill Mott after Lieblong, chairman of Charles Town Classic Fletcher purchased the daughter of Empire the Arkansas Racing Joe Bravo/COADY PHOTO (G3) in 2011 at Charles Maker for $485,000 at the 2012 Ocala Commission and a Town aboard Duke of Breeders’ Sales Company’s selected sale of friend of the jockey. Mischief, co-owned by Lieblong. 2-year-olds in training. “Why does everybody go to Kentucky Bravo said he plans to be in Hot Springs Rocket Maker finished sixth in two Downs?” Bravo said of the rich boutique Jan. 21. maiden special weights races in 2013 at meet conducted on a European-style grass King will also again represent Fernando Oaklawn for trainer Tom Howard of Hot course. “You put up the money and every- De La Cruz, Oaklawn’s eighth-leading Springs before winning two starts later that body shows up, right? Looks like you guys rider last year. De La Cruz won 22 races at year. are putting it up pretty juicy this year.” the 2018 meeting, including 14 for Cox, Howard’s widow, Kathy, who is Oaklawn has one of the highest purse who was Oaklawn’s fourth-leading trainer. Fletcher’s racing manager, said Rocket structures in the country, with maiden spe- Maker is in foal to Quality Road and is to cial weights worth $77,000 in 2019 – a be bred this year to 2015 Triple Crown record to open a season – and a projected Rocket Man Closer to winner American Pharoah. $560,000 daily average for the 57-day sea- Smarty Jones Curlin won Oaklawn’s Rebel Stakes and son (Jan. 25-May 4). B P Rocket, Frank Fletcher’s lightly Arkansas Derby in 2007. American Bravo is now based at Fair Grounds, raced homebred, moved closer to a possi- Pharoah swept both races in 2015 en route where he has an 11-11-8 mark from 59 ble start in the $150,000 Smarty Jones to Horse of the Year honors. mounts, including a victory aboard Stakes for 3-year-olds Jan. 25 with a 5-fur- Nominations to the 1-mile Smarty Contributing for trainer Brad Cox in long workout over a good track Sunday Jones close Thursday. Post positions will Saturday’s $75,000 Pan Zareta Stakes. morning at Oaklawn. be drawn Jan. 18. The Smarty Jones is Bravo figures to ride for Cox at Oaklawn, Under Alex Canchari, Oaklawn’s sev- Oaklawn’s first of four major Kentucky but the jockey said he and his agent, Tony enth-leading rider last year, B P Rocket Derby prep races. King, won’t be picky. “We’re hoping to be on anybody with a good horse that can shine on the race- track,” Bravo said. “No real commitments Prominent Employment Opportunity to anybody, but Brad Cox does know how General Superintendent & to win races. How you learn in this game, you circle yourself around good people and Maintenance Employees Wanted you’re going to do well. There’s no com- Excellent Benefits and Year Round Employment. mitments to anything. Just happy to be at a Call today to set up interview with nationally recognized great racetrack like that and have a little Thoroughbred Farm in the heart of Ocala and become fun this winter.” Home of 2018 Grade 1 part of our Grade 1 Winning Team! Bravo has had 22 career mounts at Winner’s UNBRIDLED MO Contact Mary Morin - Office Manager Oaklawn since 1997. He has four victories, and MIND CONTROL including the $100,000 Smarty Jones (352) 237-2185
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38350 Back to Top Page 9 Global Campaign Points to Swale Stakes After Impressive Win BY MIKE WELSCH days ago and he checked out perfectly all COURTESY DAILY RACING FORM __ around. I was amazed at how well this horse was physically and how he handled HALLANDALE BEACH, FL. – After taking his 3-year-old campaign.” more than six years off from the everyday Thomas has no firm plan in mind for grind of training horses, Stanley Hough Catholic Boy this coming season. is back in business again and appears to “In a perfect world, I guess everybody have himself a top 3-year-old prospect in would be on board if we could take down the barn following Global Campaign’s both the Manhattan and Whitney,” said impressive debut win here last weekend. Thomas, who trains Catholic Boy for Global Campaign drew off to a five Robert LaPenta and the Madaket Stables. and three-quarter-length victory on “From a timing perspective, targeting the Saturday for Hough, who trains the son of Manhattan on Belmont weekend might Curlin for Sagamore Farm and his breed- make sense with a nice confidence er, WinStar Farm. Global Campaign is builder on turf somewhere before that. Catholic Boy/ADAM MOOSHIAN PHOTO bred to be a good horse, being a half- But that could all change once he goes ing Justify for the honor. brother to both the two-time Grade 1 win- back into training.” “It’s just cool to see him mentioned for ner Bolt d’Oro and multiple stakes win- Thomas said he was touched when he the award and gratifying to get a horse ner Sonic Mule. learned Catholic Boy had been selected recognized as a standout in the category,” “He’s always shown a lot of talent, but as a finalist for an Eclipse Award, but Thomas said. “It’s a big achievement for it took a while to finally get him to the quickly noted he had no chance of beat- our entire team and I’m very proud of it.” races,” said Hough, who also won the Gravesend last month at Aqueduct for his principal client, Sagamore Farm, with Recruiting Ready. “We’ve already had a lot of phone calls from people interested in this horse, and at the moment the plan is to try to get him to the Swale for his next start.” The Grade 3 Swale will be decided at seven furlongs as part of the undercard for the Grade 2 Holy Bull here on Feb. 2. Catholic Boy Getting Time Off Until February
Catholic Boy may be temporarily out of sight, but he’s obviously not out of mind after the versatile two-time Grade 1 winner was named last Saturday as one of three finalists for an Eclipse Award in the 3-year-old division for 2018. Catholic Boy, who won both the Belmont Derby on turf and the Travers on dirt at age three, was given some well-deserved time off at Bridlewood Farm in Ocala, Fla., following his 13th- place finish in the Breeders’ Cup Classic (Grade 1). “The turf race on Pegasus Day was very alluring, but it wouldn’t have allowed us to give him a good break like we really wanted,” trainer Jonathan Thomas said. “He’ll be off until Feb. 1 before going back into training. We had him checked out at Ocala Equine 45
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Back to Top Page 11 Florida-bred Weekend Recap Seismic Jolt Shakes Free To Win Limehouse BY BROCK SHERIDAN ______Florida-bred Seismic Jolt continued his progression of improvement with each race Saturday at Gulfstream Park when the Florida-bred colt took the $75,000 Limehouse Stakes against six other 3-year-old non-stakes winners going six furlongs. Purchased for $800,000 by Bob Edwards’ eFive Racing Thoroughbreds of Boca Raton, Fla., and Barbara Banke’s Stonestreet Stables LLC of Lexington, Ky., at the Ocala Breeders’ Sales April Sale last year from the consignment of his breeder Ocala Stud, Seismic Jolt began his career in the Mark Casse barn at Saratoga where he finished fourth behind winner and next-out Grade 1 Summer Stakes-winner Fog of War in a Sept. 13 maiden special weight at five and one-half furlongs on the turf. He was then transferred to trainer David Fawkes’ barn in South Florida Florida-bred Seismic Jolt/LAUREN KING PHOTO where he finished second behind another half-mile in :46.11. speed in the race and he likes to run into next out winner and future stakes-winner Seismic Jolt ran off to a three and one- the bit so I just let him get underneath in Gladiator King—again going five and half-length lead under the wire with himself and took a nice hold. When we one-half furlongs in a maiden special Splicethemainbrace second and even- got to the turn I was four-wide and I had weight on grass. money favorite Final Jeopardy rallying to a lot of horse, so I just let him out a little Fawkes switched him to the main get third another two and one-quarter bit and he finished the rest. I let him run track at six furlongs on Dec. 7 at lengths back. The final time was 1:11.28 [on the turn] because I was four-wide Gulfstream and he responded with a five- over the fast track and Seismic Jolt paid and there was a couple horses tiring so I length victory achieved while leading $9.40, $5 and $3.20 as the 7-2 third was trying to get by them and, man, I had from start to finish which set him up for choice. a lot of horse. the Limehouse at the same distance, “On paper the race came up tough,” “All the credit goes to Dave and his track and surface. Fawkes said of the Limehouse. “He team, managing this horse.” Ridden by Tyler Gaffalione from post worked excellent last week. If you look Seismic Jolt is by Kantharos out of the five, Seismic Jolt jumped to the outside at the progression of his races, even off Concorde’s Tune mare Valid Concorde at the start but got away well and raced his first race, he’s been moving forward and the Limehouse provided him with his four-wide and about a length and a-half with each race. As long as he keeps his second win from four career starts. He off of Florida-bred front runner Running progression, we’ll be all right.” earned $45,570 for the win and sports for Riz, a 25-1 longshot running along Combination, Running for Riz, $90,170 in career earnings. the rail. Florida-bred and 7-2 second Florida-bred Chinamado and Mercusio “He looks like his daddy. He’s the pic- choice Mercusio and Combination raced completed the order of finish. ture of Kantharos,” Edwards said. “He’s together in second and third from “[Seismic Jolt] broke real alertly,” the perfect example of what you want. between horses as they went the first Gaffalione said. “There was a lot of The sky’s the limit.” quarter-mile in a quick :22.28. Those four raced together into the far turn with Running for Riz maintaining a short advantage but Gaffalione began to VETERINARIAN TECHNICIAN SUPERVISION move Seismic Jolt while still four-wide Ocala, FL as they approached the five-sixteenth We are seeking an experienced full-time Veterinarian Technician Supervisor to pole. lead our technician team in providing exceptional patient care. Seismic Jolt turned into the stretch with a two-length lead over a late-run- This role performs both supervisory and technician duties. We ning Splicethemainbrace in second as offer a comprehensive benefits package. Send resume outlin- Mercusio, Running for Riz and ing technician and horse experience along with salary require- Combinaton could not keep pace after a ments to [email protected]. EOE/DFWP
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