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FLORIDA’SDAILYRACINGDIGEST It’s Seventh Heaven at FSS Yearling Deadline Reminder Baffert Barn Following May 15 - $250 Click here for form Historic Medina Spirit Click here to check eligibility Victory In This Issue: Thoroughbred Owner Conference Online BY CHURCHILL DOWNS Panel Set for Tuesday PRESS OFFICE ______Kentucky Derby Photo Collage LOUISVILLE, KY – Hall of Grunder Bids Farewell, Bennett Prepares Fame trainer Bob Baffert for Another Title added his record-breaking seventh Kentucky Derby tro- Choose Joy Victorious in Golden Beach phy to his collection Caribbean Thoroughbred Aftercare Saturday when Zedan Seeks Flight Donations Racing’s Florida-bred Medina Spirit held on to win OBS June Catalog Now Online the 147th running of the “Run for the Roses.” Gulfstream Park Charts “Can he win the Triple Crown? I don’t know. But Tampa Bay Downs Charts he’s the Derby winner, and Florida Stallion Progeny List that’s all that matters,” Baffert said Sunday morning Florida Breeders’ List at Barn 33. “I was coming in Medina Spirit and Bob Baffert/COADY PHOTO Wire to Wire Business Place here, thinking, I wasn’t sure ing himself. His ears were forward. And [if Medina Spirit could win the Derby], turning for home, they came for him, and everything had to go perfect for him. We he just dug in. I didn’t know if he was Featured Advertisers were going to go to the lead, and see what going to do it. He fought hard, and ran sort happened. What if they challenged him? of the same race that he did at Santa Anita Florida Department of Agriculture He made the lead pretty easily, for him, when he won the Robert Lewis. They came FTBOA and the other speed horse didn’t break to him, and he fended them all off. Journeyman Stud [Rock Your World]. That’s what it’s like in “I couldn’t believe it, at the sixteenth Ocala Breeders’ Feed & Supply the Derby: You have to get the trip; the pole he was fighting and fighting. It was other speed horse didn’t get the trip. just a thrill to watch him do it, and fight on. Ocala Stud “Going down the backside, he was “And he came back, he’s handling it Peterson Smith Equine Hospital doing it easy, you could tell he was enjoy- Seminole Feed See DERBY FOLLOW-UP on page 3

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Gail Rice with Medina Spirit Sunday morning/GAIL RICE PHOTO quite well. He wasn’t as tired as I thought he might be. A big race like that, but he handled it quite well.” With the victory, Baffert now is the all-time leading Kentucky Derby winning trainer with seven triumphs, a run that began in 1997 with Silver Charm. “When they turned for home, I was still not convinced,” Baffert said. “We didn’t start screaming and yelling until about the sixteenth pole, when it looked like it was do-able. In that last hundred yards, we all were screaming and yelling like it was my first Derby. We were like crazy, crazy. That’s what the Derby does to you. There’s no other race like it. The seven hasn’t quite sunk in yet. And to do it with a $35,000 horse. It gives people hope, keeps their dreams alive. Actually he was the cheapest yearling, since he cost $1,000. But he’s a beautiful horse, a good-looking horse. “I stand here in front of you guys, and you don’t know how much I appreciate winning this, especially as you get older. It gets

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Back to Top Page 5 Derby Follow-up page 3 Continued from tougher as you get older. I’d love to have 10 in there if I could, but you know that won’t happen. To have one who has a chance. To win it with him, it’s a Cinderella story, he’s just a blue-collar horse, just digging in. He reminded me of Silver Charm. It’s another Kentucky Derby dream that came true.” The obvious question following the Derby triumph is the Pimlico question: on to the Preakness? “He came out of it well. It takes about a week to determine, so I’m going to come back next weekend and see,” Baffert said. “But I don’t see anything dis- couraging right now. Concert Tour worked well this morning [five furlongs in 1:00.60 at 5:50], I’ll sit down and talk to Mr. [Gary] West. He wants that horse to develop and we’re not rushing things. We know he’s a good horse, so we’ll see next week how he is. The thing is how they’re training. They both would have to be training well.” Florida-breeder Gail Rice was also at the Baffert barn first thing Sunday morning to see Medina Spirit. “I’m just over the moon,” Rice said. “You can’t Mandaloun/COADY PHOTO imagine the extremeness of what this feels like and was the greatest.” this fantastic feeling.” Rice said she received more than 80 texts and “about 20 Mandaloun (Second), Essential Quality (Fourth) phone calls” Saturday afternoon following the Derby. “People Trainer Brad Cox had a well-deserved walk day in Barn 22 fol- are just so happy for his little breeder. I’m just not used to this. lowing his first Kentucky Derby presented by Woodford Reserve I was at the barn [Sunday morning] and I talked to Baffert and (Grade 1) experience. Medina Spirit slobbered all over me and we had a good time. It See DERBY FOLLOW-UP on page 7

Continued from page 5 Helium (Eighth), Soup and Sandwich (19th) “It was a wild experience being in the Derby for the first time,” Trainer Mark Casse’s assistant David Carroll reported their Cox said. “In every previous Derby I’ve attended, I’ve been a fan. Derby duo of Helium and Soup and Sandwich were both back in I’ve seen the media interviews, the playing of ‘My Old Kentucky Barn 36 at Churchill Downs and doing fine after the Derby. Home’ and everything leading up to the race. Being in the race, all “Thankfully both horses came back fine,” Carroll said. “Soup of those things are sort of a blur. You’re so focused on the job at and Sandwich displaced [Epiglottis] during the race but was doing hand. We were so grateful that both of our horses ran as well as well this morning. I thought Helium ran his race and did well.” they did. Essential Quality got a tough trip being so wide but com- Known Agenda (Ninth), Sainthood (11th), ing that close to a Derby win makes me want more. We’ll be back.” Bourbonic (13th), Dynamic One (18th), Hot Rod Charlie (Third) Trainer Todd Pletcher was at Barn 42 early Sunday morning to The Oxbow colt came out of his Kentucky Derby experience continue on with the business of training his substantial stable. He physically fine and likely mentally did note that his Derby quartet all stronger after missing by a length in came out of their Saturday efforts no his third-place finish behind winner worse for the wear and that they’d be Medina Spirit. He’ll be headed back headed back to his New York head- to his Southern California base quarters at Belmont Park Monday. He Tuesday, according to his conditioner, further said that he’d be headed that Doug O’Neill. way today. The trainer had nothing but good Known Agenda, Sainthood, things to say about his charge’s try Bourbonic and Dynamic One failed to under a solid ride by Flavien Prat. make much dent in the 19-horse “We’re just so proud of his effort,” Kentucky Derby lineup and the train- O’Neill said Sunday morning. “He er said he’d watched several replays of ran a great race. He ate up last night the mile-and-a-quarter classic. and jogged fine this morning. It was The only one of his runners that all good.” Pletcher felt was the victim of some The trainer said a start in the unfortunate racing luck was Known Preakness Stakes (G1) in two weeks is Agenda, who broke well, but then was not in the plans for “Charlie,” who— quickly shuffled back along the rail with his $300,000 share of the Derby by a pack of horses and had to fight purse—now sports a bankroll of traffic and kick-back for the rest of $1,305,700 after eight starts. the run. “We’ll look to run him next in the Would he consider the Preakness Belmont Stakes [June 5 at New York’s Stakes in Baltimore in two weeks for Belmont Park],” O’Neill said. “We’ll any of his Derby horses? “That’s not get him back to California and start my MO,” the conditioner stated. Florida-bred Soup and Sandwich/COADY PHOTO planning for that.” “We’ll get back to New York and O Besos (Fifth) regroup. Then we can think about some major decisions with It was a quiet morning at trainer Greg Foley’s Barn 11 follow- those horses.” ing O Besos’ fifth-place in the Kentucky Derby. Pletcher was asked about the possibility of his stellar filly— “We’re so proud of our horse,” Foley said. “He came out of Longines Kentucky Oaks (G1)-winner Malathaat—possibly tak- things good and we’ll see what the plans are next. It’s been a fun ing on the boys in the mile-and-a-half Belmont Stakes on June 5. road to get to the Derby. We had a real chance and our horse “We’re not sure about that one yet,” he said. “She’s a special showed up.” filly and appears quite capable of running the distance. At some point this year she’s likely to take on the boys, but we’re still not Midnight Bourbon (Sixth), Super Stock (16th) sure where or when that might be.” Trainer Steve Asmussen’s chief assistant Scott Blasi reported It is recalled that in 2007 Pletcher won the Kentucky Oaks with all was well with Midnight Bourbon and Super Stock following his star filly Rags to Riches. Then he trained her for the next five Saturday’s Kentucky Derby. weeks for a go at the boys in the Belmont. The result was one of the great renewals of that historic classic with the filly surging to Keemmeinmind (Seventh) the front in mid-stretch, being taken on by the husky colt and Spendthrift Farm, Cypress Creek Equine and Arnold future two-time Horse of the Year Curlin and fighting back to hold Bennewith’s Keepmeinmind was doing fine Sunday morning him off by a head in an absolute thriller. In a touch of irony, trainer Robertino Diodoro said following the colt’s seventh-place Curlin, it should be noted, is the sire of Malathaat. finish. “He came out of it well,” jockey David Cohen said Sunday after Highly Motivated (10th) Keepmeinmind had rallied widest of all from last in the field of 19 Trainer Chad Brown’s assistant trainer Whit Beckman said to miss getting a check by three lengths. “He ran back to how we Highly Motivated exited his Kentucky Derby 10th-place effort in want him to; he relaxed will and finished up strong. Without hav- good order. ing to tip out and the loss of ground, he would’ve ran fifth.” “We’ll hopefully be back again soon,” Beckman said. Plans for a next start are to be determined. See DERBY FOLLOW-UP on page 9

Continued from page 7 Like the King (12th) Joining the Derby colt on the plane west will be the stable’s M Racing Group’s Like the King returned to trainer Wesley super steady sprinter Flagstaff, the 7-year-old gelding who ran a Ward’s main base of operations at Keeneland Saturday night fol- thriller Saturday on the undercard and came away a very game lowing his 12th-place finish in the Kentucky Derby. photo-finish winner of the Grade I Churchill Downs Stakes at “He came back great and it was a great experience,” Ward said, seven furlongs. The old pro by champion sprinter Speightstown adding via text that Like the King’s next venture likely would be enhanced his career mark to seven wins, six seconds and three on the grass in five to six weeks. thirds in 19 starts. His career earnings now stand at $991,585. Hidden Stash (14th) BBN Racing’s Hidden Stash was headed back to trainer Vicki Oliver’s barn at Keeneland Sunday morning following his 14th- place Derby finish. “He came back great, but he looked tired last night,” Oliver said via text and indicating Hidden Stash would be getting a break for the time being. “He ran his race. Horses were in front of him and there was nowhere to go.” Brooklyn Strong (15th) Brooklyn Strong exited his 18th-place finish well, but wasn’t wasting anytime getting back to his Bensalem, Pennsylvania, base. Trainer Danny Velazquez said the colt was leaving Sunday morning and would be pointed toward the Belmont Stakes June 5. “I know it’s crazy, but we never got a good showing,” Velazquez said. “Slow break and then he got banged back to almost last. It’s tough with 19 horses. No regrets. I had a great experience and we made it to the Derby with a $5,000 horse.” Rock Your World (17th) Known Agenda/COADY PHOTO The California-based colt’s Derby dreams began and ended just a few jumps out of the starting gate Saturday when he was serious- ly squeezed from both sides out of the 15 hole and forced to fall far back in the big field. “We had no chance after that,” trainer John Sadler noted Sunday morning at Barn 43 on the Churchill Downs backside. Rider Joel Rosario tried to get his Candy Ride colt back in the hunt initially, but it quickly proved futile and in the end they wound up finishing 17th in the 19-horse field. “Disappointing is the word,” Sadler added, discouraged by the fact that his horse never got a chance to run his race. Assistant trainer Juan Leyva, who has worked at Sadler’s side for the past four years, reported that “Rock” ate up fine last night and walked the shedrow with no problems Sunday morning. “We just got left with a feeling of uncertainty,” Leyva said. “It was so sad that we never got a chance to see what he could do.” Sadler, who’ll be jetting back to California Sunday with his main owner, Kosta Hronis, said Rock Your World would fly back to his barn at Santa Anita Tuesday. “We’ll get him home and regroup,” Sadler stated. “At this point I don’t know what we’re going to do with him. But we’ll come up with a plan.” Rock Your World/COADY PHOTO

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BY TAMPA BAY DOWNS ing officially ends June 30 – the first day of PRESS OFFICE ______the track’s two-day Summer Festival of Racing, which usually consists of eight OLDSMAR, FL. – After calling his races each day – Gallardo has a mathemat- 37,587th horse race today at Tampa Bay ical chance to tie or top Camacho, but Downs, announcer Richard Grunder suc- Gallardo said earlier this morning he is ceeded – barely – in keeping his emotions highly unlikely to return here for one day to under control. chase such a longshot. “And that’s a wrap from Tampa,” he said Camacho’s performance seemed to shut as the aptly named Friendly Fella crossed the barn door on the possibility. the wire in first in the 10th race, “and God “I’m just staying focused on doing my bless everyone involved in the job,” Camacho said after his third victory in Thoroughbred industry.” the eighth race, the Cody’s Original Once the race became official, the jock- Roadhouse Race of the Week on the turf, on eys and their valets lined up in the winner’s 4-year-old Florida-bred filly Wonder circle, waving toward the press box and Blondy for trainer Juan A. Rodriguez. “The shouting their encouragement to the man (jockeys) race was very close and the com- whose voice is the only one most Oldsmar petition was tough, and I have to try my best followers have ever known. every day, every race, to stay on top.” “Thank you guys. Thank you so much,” Both Camacho, who won the 2018-2019 Grunder said. championship, and Gallardo, the defending Grunder is known as a vocal supporter champion, distanced themselves from the of race riders. Richard Grunder/TAMPA BAY DOWNS PHOTO competition early in the season. Camacho With the understanding that all the attention he has received rode four stakes winners, including the William Mott-trained 3- since announcing his retirement has made him uncomfortable year-old colt Nova Rags in the Pasco Stakes, while Gallardo won (although he never showed it), on to the action on closing day of five stakes, including the Grade 3 Florida Oaks on the turf on the 2020-2021 season. trainer Chad Brown’s 3-year-old filly Domain Expertise. Gallardo rode three winners today, with six-time Tampa Bay Bennett Making Buys for 2022 Tampa Bay Season Downs champion Daniel Centeno, who is third in the standings Gerald Bennett has begun mapping out a plan to pursue a sev- with 65 winners, riding two. enth consecutive training title when he returns to Tampa Bay Back to Bennett, whose stakes victories this season were the Downs in November. Florida Cup Ocala Breeders’ Sales Sophomore Stakes on March “I bought six horses in Ocala last week [at the Ocala Breeders’ 28 with 3-year-old Florida-bred gelding Foreman (owned by Sales Company’s Spring Sale of Two-Year-Olds in Training] that Bennett’s Winning Stables, Inc.) and the Minaret Stakes on Feb. I’m pretty impressed with and purchased a couple of others pri- 13 with Team Equistaff’s 4-year-old Florida-bred filly The vately, and I’ll go back in June and try to get some more,” the 77- Goddess Lyssa. year-old conditioner said, who is taking 38 horses to Delaware Bennett is No. 13 on the all-time trainers list with 3,977 win- Park for the meeting that begins May 26. “This is when I really ners. On April 23, he passed the late Frank H. Merrill, Jr., as the start planning for next season. all-time leading Canadian-born trainer with a victory by 4-year- “My wife [trainer Mary Bennett] asks me ‘When are you going old gelding Baby Boomer at Gulfstream Park. to quit?’ But I want to get to the [Lambholm South Tampa Bay] Nicolas Arriagada won four races from eight mounts in April Derby and a couple of other big races first,” he said. “This season to capture the Leading Apprentice Jockey title. The 21-year-old has been a long grind and the racing has been very competitive, product of Peru is the son of Tampa Bay Downs trainer Juan and it’s a great thrill to put in the work and stay on top.” Arriagada and earned his first victory on his father’s Native Hawk Bennett won with his only starter on Sunday’s closing day card, on April 16. with 8-year-old Florida-bred horse D’craziness, for his 56th win- Indy Lyon and Lady Breanna both won four races to share the ner of the meeting. He finishes 22 ahead of runner-up Jose H. equine title, assuming neither is competing here on June 30. The Delgado. A former standardbred trainer who launched his thor- 3-year-old Florida-bred gelding Indy Lyon provided one of the oughbred career in 1976, Bennett wrapped up his sixth consecu- season’s most dramatic victories, winning the Florida Cup tive Tampa Bay Downs training title weeks ago. Equistaff Sophomore Turf Stakes by a nose on March 28 for train- For the second consecutive season, Bennett’s Winning Stables, er Maria Bowersock with her fiancée, Ronnie Allen, Jr., in the Inc., has captured the Leading Owner title, as well. Winning saddle. Stables has posted 27 victories at the meeting alone and in various Lady Breanna, a 6-year-old Florida-bred mare, won four con- partnerships, 11 more than runner-up Carole Star Stables. secutive races early in the meeting for breeder-owner J J Brevan Samy Camacho rode D’craziness and three other winners Stable and Bennett, with Centeno aboard each time. The hard- today, giving him 107 for the meeting, four more than five-time knocking runner has since been claimed twice, most recently by Tampa Bay Downs champion Antonio Gallardo. Since the meet- trainer Aldana Gonzalez for owner Bruno Schickedanz.

BY GULFSTREAM PARK PRESS OFFICE ______HALLANDALE BEACH, FL – Choose Joy, a 4-year-old filly owned and trained by Steve Dwoskin, rallied down the stretch to win Sunday’s $60,000 Golden Beach Handicap. Choose Joy, a daughter of Munnings, covered a firm, five-furlong turf course in :55.34 under jockey Miguel Vasquez. Lagertha was second while favored Miss Auramet finished third. Coming into the Golden Beach off a fourth-place finish March 6 in the Captiva Island, a race moved off the turf and contested over a sloppy track, Choose Joy Choose Joy/LAUREN KING PHOTO has now won four of nine starts and nearly $120,000. Vasquez rated Choose Joy off the pace while favorite Miss Auramet and jockey Paco Lopez shot to the front. But the Thursday’s Rainbow 6 Guaranteed at $500,000 Florida-bred Miss Auramet was challenged through a :21.21 Gulfstream Park’s return to live racing Thursday will include a opening quarter by Bernie’s Mistress and then around the turn and Rainbow 6 jackpot with a guaranteed pool of 500,000. down the stretch by Ms Meshak. After a :43.57 half, Miss Auramet There will also be a Super Hi-5 carryover going into couldn’t hold off a closing Choose Joy. Thursday’s first race of $12,010.22. The Golden Beach was the third stakes race to be run at First race post for Thursday’s eight-race program is 12:50 p.m. Gulfstream over the weekend. The Rainbow 6 went unsolved Sunday for the ninth consecu- On Saturday, Con Lima won the $75,000 Honey Ryder by four tive day since an April 17 mandatory payout. Multiple tickets with lengths under jockey Paco Lopez. Fourth in the Gulfstream Park all six winners were each worth $13,964.54. Oaks (G2) and placed first through disqualification in the The carryover jackpot is only paid out when there is a single Herecomesthebride (G3), Con Lima, trained by Todd Pletcher, unique ticket sold with all six winners. On days when there is no covered a mile-and-one-sixteenth turf course in 1:40.57. unique ticket, 70 percent of that day’s pool goes back to those bet- A 3-year-old filly by Commissioner, Con Lima has finished first tors holding tickets with the most winners, while 30 percent is car- or second in nine of 10 career starts and has won on turf and dirt. ried over to the jackpot pool. Caribbean Thoroughbred Aftercare Seeks Flight Donations The CTA has partnered with several Thoroughbred Aftercare advertisement stating he wasn’t fit for racing anymore. He was Alliance approved programs for aftercare in the U.S. who will take then shipped to Puerto Rico, where he raced 33 times at and rehome horses from CTA, if the transportation costs are cov- Camarero. ered. In these races he finished by a cumulative 1,000 lengths back. “We’re $9,000 short,” Chrissy Laughlin at CTA said, “Being on On Monday, April 26, Sequana finally arrived in Florida, after a an island makes this a bit more two week quarantine in Puerto tricky and expensive. It’s about Rico. He will be heading to $3,800 for airfare from Puerto Second Chance Rico to Miami, which includes Thoroughbreds in his home quarantine, bloodwork, and a state of New York. discounted plane ticket.” Caribbean Thoroughbred A recent example of a horse Aftercare received a Special being rehomed from the island Eclipse award of merit when is Sequena. Sequana was retired to CTA on March 3, 2021, after they led the industrywide response in Puerto Rico in 2017 after being on their watch list for three years. The very sweet, and Hurricane Maria struck, as a Category 4 storm with wind gusts up deserving horse is heading to New York. to 118 miles per hour. Their efforts to protect and save the horses LeCesse, as owner/trainer, first raced Sequana as a 2-year-old. and garner resources for the island during that time led to the The horse was put up for sale because the owner felt the horse was recognition. no longer fit for racing. Sadly, Sequana was purchased despite an For more information, vsit https://www.ctahorse.com/.

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Back to Top Page 15 OBS June Catalog Now Online BY OCALA BREEDERS’ SALES PRESS OFFICE ______Florida-bred colt by Protonico became the newest OBS million- aire with a record of three wins and three seconds in six starts for In the wake of 2020 June graduate and Florida-bred Medina trainer Bob Baffert and earnings of $2,175,200. A two-time OBS Spirit’s victory in the Kentucky Derby presented by Woodford graduate, he was sold as a yearling by Summerfield (Francis & Reserve (Grade 1), the catalog for the Ocala Breeders’ Sales Barbara Vanlangendonck), Agent, on behalf of breeder Gail Rice Company’s 2021 June Sale of Two-Year-Olds and Horses of at the 2019 Winter Mixed Sale for $1,000. Watch the auction ring Racing Age is now available via the OBS website at obssales.com. video Supplemental entries are being accepted until May 19th. He was then purchased for $35,000 by Gary Young on behalf There are 858 two-year-olds and 15 older horses cataloged for of Zedan Racing Stables out of the Whitman Sales consignment at the three-day sale, with all sessions beginning at 10:30 a.m. Hip the 2020 June Sale after turning in an Under Tack three eighths in No.’s 1 – 316 will sell on Wednesday, June 9th; Hip No.’s 317 – :33 flat, the sale’s co-fastest at the distance. 632 will be offered on Thursday, June 10th and Hip No.’s 633 – The catalog can be viewed via the OBS website at 874 plus supplements will sell on Friday, June 11th. obssales.com. The website’s searchable and sortable master index The Under Tack Show will have five sessions, from provides links to under tack videos, pedigree and consignor infor- Wednesday, June 2nd through Sunday, June 6th. The daily sched- mation as well as pedigree updates occurring since the catalog ules will be announced after the close of Supplemental entries. All was printed. It has also been updated to allow shortlist creation. A Under Tack sessions begin at 7:30 a.m. link to instructions can be found in the index header and a step by The Under Tack Show and Sale will be streamed live via the step tutorial is available in the index as well. OBS website as well as the DRF, TDN, BloodHorse and Past The The iPad version of the entire catalog is available via the Wire websites. equineline Sales Catalog app. The app allows users to download Online bidding will again be available. Bidders must register in and view the catalog, record notes and also provides innovative advance. For more information, please go to the OBS website at: search, sort and rating capability. For information and downloads online bidding information. Walking videos and conformation visit: equineline.com/SalesCatalogApp/. photos may be available in addition to under tack videos for each Sales results will be available on the OBS website, updated fre- horse. quently during each session of the Sale. In addition, the latest Led by 2020 graduate Medina Spirit’s Kentucky Derby (G1) news regarding OBS graduates, sales schedules, nominations, triumph, OBS June Sale graduates have been in the headlines credit requests, travel information and other news relevant to OBS often since the beginning of the year. consignors and customers is also available. E-mail should be Zedan Racing Stables Inc.’s Medina Spirit became the fourth addressed to [email protected]. OBS graduate to win the Kentucky Derby, gamely holding off a For more information regarding the June Sale or OBS website, wall of horses and scoring by half a length. The 3-year-old please call (352) 237-2154.

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Copyright © 2004 Florida Stallion Progeny for Daily Racing Form Tuesday & Wednesday, May 4 & 5 Below is a list of runners sired by Florida stallions or former Florida stallions scheduled to start in races at racetracks across North America. Daily Racing Form, the information source for this list, does not include all North American racetracks. The list contains all data available at time of list generation. POMEROY GONE ASTRAY Tuesday, May 4 Gonna Be Morgan 4 Finger Lakes Liston 3 Penn National ACT OF DUTY Bolita Boyz 10 Parx Racing SOLDAT GREATNESS Starry Affair 2 Mountaineer Park Mr Manning 3 Indiana Grand ADIOS CHARLIE Honey Dont 3 Belterra Park Fifty Eight O G 3 Finger Lakes B’s Ten 6 Louisiana Downs HANDSOME MIKE Mike Is Ready 2 Indiana Grand AMIRA’S PRINCE (IRE) STRONG HOPE My Little Rosy 6 Evangeline Downs Galileta 2 Mountaineer Park Cheyenne Viho 1 FD Racing Babbo Babbo Babbo 10 Penn National AWESOME OF COURSE Long Legged Linda 5 FD Racing Miss Over There 3 Thistledown HIGH COTTON TEUFLESBERG Independent Worker 4 Evangeline Downs Smokin Richie 7 Indiana Grand Ganondagan 2 Finger Lakes INDIAN EXPRESS BIG DRAMA Who Can Win 2 Thistledown Miz Blue 6 FD Racing TREASURE BEACH (GB) Special Beach 2 Thistledown BOASTFUL KANTHAROS Determinator 3 Belterra Park TWO STEP SALSA Irish Lion 3 Penn National Collection 2 Will Rogers Downs King Daddio 5 Thistledown BRETHREN Two Step Slew 3 Finger Lakes Royalty Salvatore 6 Parx Racing Earthquake 7 Parx Racing Tomater Gator 3 Parx Racing Extra Salsa 3 Thistledown KHOZAN CLOSING ARGUMENT Party Dress 2 Finger Lakes Common Law Cat 1 Louisiana Downs Savage Nation 5 Thistledown Ms. Wild Argument 7 Will Rogers Downs UNCAPTURED MACHO UNO Wild Fox 1 FD Racing Fifty Protection 5 Evangeline Downs CONGRATS Macho Alegre 5 Indiana Grand Bestow 3 Louisiana Downs WINSLOW HOMER Macho Jack 5 Parx Racing Surfer Boy George 7 Parx Racing Old Timer’s Day 1 Belterra Park Unoquatrosiete 7 Penn National Waterloo Sunset 8 Mountaineer Park Sharon’s Law 7 Parx Racing CORFU Wednesday, May 5 Sweet and Macha 8 Penn National Indigo Light 1 Mountaineer Park Terris Strong Hope 9 Will Rogers Downs ADIOS CHARLIE COWTOWN CAT Patsy’s Big Girl 4 Belterra Park MASS MEDIA Bow Town Cat 2 Parx Racing Sucre 3 Evangeline Downs One Crazy Ride 4 Belterra Park BRETHREN Micajah 5 Evangeline Downs Sheltowee’s Bigcat 4 Belterra Park Genghis 8 Parx Racing Mrs. Crews 10 Parx Racing OUTFLANKER D’WILDCAT Found Out 1 Penn National D’money Honey 1 Belterra Park BURNING ROMA Lit a Shuck 7 Louisiana Downs Sizzling Roma 10 Parx Racing POSEIDON’S WARRIOR Cape May Style 5 Parx Racing FIRST DUDE CLOSING ARGUMENT Fran’s Worrier 6 Parx Racing Osvaldo 3 Belterra Park Aligned Interest 7 Louisiana Downs Exonerated Prez 8 Thistledown PROSPECTIVE CONGRATS Dang It 3 Parx Racing FURY KAPCORI Cin Cin Cowboy 1 Finger Lakes Kaufy Futures 6 Finger Lakes Kapcori Road 3 FD Racing Rings of Jupiter 4 Parx Racing GLOBAL RESPONSE REPENT COWTOWN CAT My Bernie 5 Thistledown Richie Goes Global 6 Parx Racing Cat Heat 6 Thistledown HANDSOME MIKE Skytown Cat 6 Thistledown SCOTTISH HALO Striking Mike 2 Finger Lakes El Chihuas 4 Will Rogers Downs D’WILDCAT Don’t Spin Me 6 Mountaineer Park I’m d’Cat 4 Evangeline Downs Sky Mike 8 Belterra Park SNUCK IN Kensley’s Hippie 8 Evangeline Downs Tyler’s Admiral 7 Louisiana Downs HIGH COTTON Lilac Lace 2 Thistledown DRILL SOLDAT Sheknowsthedrill 7 Penn National Dubrovsky 4 Parx Racing KANTHAROS W W Crusader 1 FD Racing EXCLUSIVE QUALITY THE BIG BEAST Come On Venezuela 5 Belterra Park Qualifly 5 Thistledown Big If True 4 Indiana Grand KHOZAN FACTUM UNCAPTURED Wise Khozan 2 FD Racing Factum Love Style 1 Parx Racing Press My Bets 9 Parx Racing Where Ya Goin Owen 6 Finger Lakes She’smyrisenstar 10 Parx Racing Uncaptured Ruby 10 Parx Racing MACHO UNO FIELD COMMISSION WESTERN PRIDE One Glamorous Gal 7 Thistledown Harlons Commision 3 Evangeline Downs Gooseisontheloose 8 Belterra Park MASS MEDIA FIRST DUDE WILDCAT HEIR Hopeitsamiracle 2 Louisiana Downs Speedy Dudette 2 Louisiana Downs Christmas Dinner 4 Finger Lakes OVERDRIVEN GLOBAL RESPONSE WITH DISTINCTION St. Ronans 3 Belterra Park Jupi’s Lightning 6 Parx Racing Miami Rose 3 Evangeline Downs

Copyright © 2004 Florida Breeders’ List for Daily Racing Form Tuesday & Wednesday, May 4 & 5 Below is a list of Florida-bred runners scheduled to start in races at racetracks across North America. Daily Racing Form, the information source for this list, does not include all North American racetracks. Misbehaving Lady 4 Leading Edge Farm Sheknowsthedrill 7 Best A Luck Farm LLC Tuesday, May 4 Richie Goes Global 6 Guillermo Morales Tenerife Moon 7 Scott Hess BELTERRA PARK Earthquake 7 Arindel Babbo Babbo Babbo10 Christine K. Jones Old Timer’s Day 1 Brent Fernung & Crystal Fernung Savatiano 8 SCF, Inc. Sunshine Bay 11 Stonehedge, LLC Whyisshesoolucky 9 Off The Hook Partners LLC Determinator 3 Bryan R. Baker PARX RACING Osvaldo 3 Eduardo Soto Bolita Boyz 10 Gilbert G. Campbell Transitive 10 GoldMark Farm, LLC Factum Love Style 1 Stonehedge, LLC St. Ronans 3 Barry Kirkham Abhaile 2 Milan Kosanovich Come On Venezuela 5 Orlyana Farm THISTLEDOWN Dang It 3 John C. Oxley Uncle Charming 6 Good Beginnings Farm Lilac Lace 2 Montanari & Epstein Dubrovsky 4 Glockenburg, LLC Ugly Duckling 7 Good Beginnings Farm Special Beach 2 Just For Fun Stable, Inc. Cape May Style 5 Helen Barbazon & Joseph Barbazon Jimmys Lifestyle 8 Wesley Ward & Jim Downey Extra Salsa 3 Laurine Mae Fuller-Vargas Fran’s Worrier 6 Patricia Generazio Raphael 8 Cantrell & Whalen Miss Over There 3 Linda Sims & Jack Garey Jupi’s Lightning 6 Albert Morales Sky Mike 8 Just For Fun Stable, Inc. Savage Nation 5 Get Away Farm Royalty Salvatore 6 Amalio Lozano G Q Girl 6 Jerry Hills, Timothy McCarthy & Sharon’s Law 7 Farm III Enterprises LLC FINGER LAKES Ron Growe Striking Mike 2 Kathryn Wright & Samantha Genghis 8 Arindel J P’s Gladys 6 Stephanie Jones Violent Turbulence 8 Beckie K. Cantrell & Charles Kent Vitalone Pompey’s Rule 8 Harry D. Burns & Juana Lopez Fifty Eight O G 3 Freddie Hyatt Cantrell Stone Heart 3 Luisa Degwitz & Ric-Deg Farm WILL ROGERS DOWNS Press My Bets 9 John B. Penn Two Step Slew 3 Get Away Farm Collection 2 Lisa Benton & Roberto Hernande Mrs. Crews 10 Richard Thompson & Shadybrook Where Ya Goin Owen 6 Stonehedge LLC Town Drunk 2 David Berman Farm Inc She’smyrisenstar 10 Stonehedge LLC FANDUEL SPORTSBOOK AND HORSE RACING Wednesday, May 5 Uncaptured Ruby 10 Sherry R. Mansfield & Kenneth H. W W Crusader 1 Tim Ahearn & Bar-D Farms Davis Wild Fox 1 Kristine L Mitchell BELTERRA PARK Wise Khozan 2 J D Farms Patsy’s Big Girl 4 Good Beginnings Farm THISTLEDOWN Kapcori Road 3 Brent Fernung & Crystal Fernung El Boricua 6 Guillermo Morales King Daddio 5 Golden Legacy Stable My Bernie 5 Raymond Mamone Miz Blue 6 Jennifer Johnson, Gillian Johnson EVANGELINE DOWNS &Gem Racing Inc Harlons Commision 3 Sharon Treadway Qualifly 5 Herman Wilensky Miami Rose 3 Ponder Hill, Inc. Backsplash 7 GoldMark Farm, LLC MOUNTAINEER CASINO RACETRACK & RESORT Independent Worker 4 Ocala Stud Susies Who 8 Northwest Stud Bella Bless 1 Farm III Enterprises LLC My Little Rosy 6 Ponder Hill, Inc. Fleeting Kitty 1 San Basilio LLC Four Princesses 7 Dale Kalmar Indigo Light 1 J D Farms Galileta 2 Charles Weston & Maritza Weston FINGER LAKES Gran Diamond 2 EICO Ventures Party Dress 2 Brent Fernung & Crystal Fernung FTBOA Starry Affair 2 Bulldog Racing & Lisa McGreevey Guerreron 3 Twin Stars Equine LLC Johnny Cab 3 Wesley Ward Christmas Dinner 4 Brent Fernung & Crystal Fernung Member Don’t Spin Me 6 Edward Seltzer, Beverly Anderson, Fullfaithandcredit 5 Rick Sutherland Discounts: Joseph Barbazon & Helen Barbazon One Summer Nite 5 Anthony Lenci • Restaurants • Personal Services Majestic Diva 6 GoldMark Farm, LLC Kaufy Futures 6 Dr. Edward Wiest & Oakleaf Farm Waterloo Sunset 8 Arindel Uhavetobekittenme 8 Dee-Ellen Cook & Suzette Parker • Equine Equipment, Products PARX RACING INDIANA GRAND RACE COURSE & Services • Hotels & more! Bow Town Cat 2 Shadybrook Farm Inc Mike Is Ready 2 Just For Fun Stable, Inc. Rochela 2 P & G Stables LLC PENN NATIONAL www.ftboa.com Tomater Gator 3 Bill Scherer Liston 3 Alfredo Lichoa Go to MEMBER BENEFITS, then Fashion Nova 4 McKathan Bros. Travelin Gambler 4 Marion G. Montanari DISCOUNTS for details

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