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Home , 1997 Belmont Stakes, 1997 Epsom Derby, Ack Ack (horse), Acorn Stakes, Adena Springs, Afternoon Deelites

Other Major Stakes Wins AMERMAN RACING STABLE H. (GIII-CD)—Demarcation (2009) Arlington Matron H. (GIII-AP)—Adoration (2004) (John & Jerry Amerman) Aubrey Skirball-Kenis (Hol)—Fencelineneighbor (2003) Ballston Spa BC H. (GII-Sar)—Valor Lady (GIII-1997) Bay Meadows Derby (BM)—Blue Stellar (2001) Residence: Palos Verdes Estates, Beverly Hills H. (GII-Hol)—Happyanunoit (GI-2000) California CERF H. (Dmr)—Simply Because (2005) Clark H. (GII-CD)—Lido Palace (2002) Silks: Royal blue, blue "A" on white Coaching Club American Oaks (GI-Bel)—Spoken Fur (2003) ball on back, white bars on sleeve, El Cajon H. (Dmr)—Adoration (2003) blue cap Elkhorn (GIII-Kee)—Drama Critic (2000) Fleur de Lis H. (GII-CD)—Adoration (2004) Franklin-Simpson (KD)—Demarcation (2006) Gamely BC H. (GI-Hol)—Happyanunoit (2001) Golden Gate BC H. (GIII-GG)—No Slip (2002) Breeders’ Cup Win Hawthorne H. (GII-Hol)—Printemps (2001) Distaff (GI)—Adoration (2003-OT) Hialeah BC H. (Hia)—Valor Lady (1997) Hollywood BC Oaks (GII-Hol)—Adoration (2002) Hollywood Futurity (GI-Hol)—Siphonic (2001) Santa Anita Stakes Wins Lane’s End BC Futurity (GII-Kee)—Siphonic (2001) Ack’s Secret—Society Dream (1998) Matiara (Hol)—Heads Will Roll (2001) Clement L. Hirsch H. (GI-OT)—Mash One (1999, 2000) Matriarch (GI-Hol)—Happyanunoit (1999) Henry P. Russell H. (OT)—Big Sky Chester (1997) Mazarine (WO)—Blue Heart Hidden Light (OT)—Gotdream (2002) Mineshaft H. (GIII-FG)—Demarcation (2011) —Chattahoochee War (2005) Mint Julep (CD)—Valor Lady (1997) La Cañada (GII)—Balance (2007) Mother Goose (GI-Bel)—Spoken Fur (2003) Las Virgenes (GI)—Balance (2006) Navarone (Dmr)—Six Zero (2000) Oak Tree Derby (GII-OT)—No Slip (2002) Palomar BC H. (GII-Dmr)—Happyanunoit (GIII-1999) H.—Printemps (2003) Senorita (GIII-Hol)—Adoration (2002) San Gorgonio H. (GII)—Fencelineneighbor (2005) (Hol)—Balance (2006) (GI-SA)—Balance (2006) Transylvania (GIII-Kee)—Chatahoochee War (2005) Santa Lucia H. (SA)—Printemps (2001); Devine Actress (2010) Vinery First Lady (Kee)—Happyanunoit (1999) Santa Margarita H. (GI)—Adoration (2004); Balance (2007) AMERMAN RACING STABLE West Virginia Governor’s (Mnr)—Demarcation (2010) Grade I Hollywood Futurity on Dec. 15. He missed the following year’s Triple Whitney H. (GI-Sar)—Lido Palace (2001) Crown events with ankle and back injuries before fatally stricken by a heart attack Woodward (GI-Bel)—Lido Palace (2001, 2002) following a comeback triumph at Santa Anita in October of 2002. • Chilean-bred Mash One, owned in partnership with Palumbo Ossa, reg- Highlights istered back-to-back wins in the Grade I Clement L. Hirsch Turf Championship in 1999 and 2000. Mash One made his first and only start of 2000 in defending • Gained Breeders’ Cup victory with second starter on racing’s championship day his Hirsch title. in 2003 when Adoration led throughout at odds of 40-1 to take the Breeders’ • Happyanunoit accounted for three Grade I victories at Hollywood Park in suc- Cup Distaff by 4 1/2 lengths at Santa Anita to pay $83.40. Previous starter cessive years when taking the 1999 Matriarch, 2000 Beverly Hills Handicap and Siphonic finished third in 2001 Juvenile. 2001 Gamely Breeders’ Cup Handicap. The New Zealand-bred was purchased • Adoration added Santa Anita’s Grade I Santa Margarita Invitational Handicap in after being named champion 3-year-old in New Zealand during 1998. 2004 while also winning ’ Fleur de Lis Handicap and ’s Matron Handicap before retiring at 5 with an ankle injury and earnings of over $2 million from eight wins in 20 starts Personal • Balance provided the stable with its 15th Grade I victory in 2006 when victorious • John was born Jan. 24, 1932, in Newark, N.J. Wife Jerome (Jerry) was born Sept. in the Santa Anita Oaks following a win in the Grade I to 11, 1937 in Gadsden, Ala. Daughter, Anne, and son, Garrett. establish herself as the West Coast’s dominant 3-year-old filly. However, she fal- • John was appointed to NTRA’s board of directors in January, 2003. tered as the 8-5 favorite in the Grade I Oaks when fading to eleventh. • Now retired, John Amerman is former CEO of Mattel Toys. Amerman joined • Balance bounced back in 2007 at the age of 4 to gain another Grade I when vic- Mattel in 1980 as president, served as chairman and CEO from 1987-97. John’s torious in Santa Anita’s Santa Margarita Invitational Handicap following a win in daughter, Anne, owns Peacefield Farm in Temecula, Calif. the Grade II La Cañada Stakes. The Santa Margarita win elevated her earnings to • John serves on board of Unocal and the Aegis Group; is a trustee of the $900,159 after having been purchased for $260,000 as a yearling at in Owners and Breeders Association, a director for the Thoroughbred 2004. Owners of California, the Winners’ Foundation, and Tranquility Farm. Jerry • In 2001, Chilean-bred Lido Palace strung together back-to-back Grade I wins in serves on the advisory board for Center for Equine Health at the University of the Whitney Handicap at Saratoga and at Belmont, defeating California, Davis. Albert the Great and reigning Horse of the Year in the process. In his • Appointed to California Board in July of 2006. native Chile, Lido Palace was champion 2-year-old colt and Horse of the Year in 2000. Honored by the Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders Association for accomplishments in 2001 when horses earned $2.8 million from 11 stakes victo- ries. Lido Palace became a back-to-back winner of the Woodward in 2002. • After breaking his maiden at Del Mar at first asking Aug. 26, 2001, Siphonic went to Keeneland and took the Grade II Lane’s End Breeders' Futurity by six lengths. After pressing the pace in the Breeders’ Cup Juvenile and forging a brief lead at the eighth pole before finishing third, Siphonic captured Hollywood Park’s Highlights BURT BACHARACH • First winner: Battle Royal, 1968, purchased for $14,500. • First stakes winner: Crumbs, 1975 El Cajon Stakes at Del Mar. • His Heartlight No. One earned in 1983 as champion 3-Year- Residence: Santa Monica, California Old Filly. Trained by Pedro Martin, filly was named for the Neil Diamond hit Silks: Light blue, royal blue “Heartlight,” inspired by the movie “E.T.” • Presented an Eclipse Award in 1971 for national television achievement, the first musical notes in circle on back, such award in the category. Also was winner of Turf Publicists of America’s “Big royal blue cap Sport of Turfdom” award that year. • Named TOBA Maryland division’s Breeder of the Year in 1995. • His Soul of the Matter finished a troubled fifth in the 1994 and was second to in the inaugural in 1996. Soul of the Matter became the all-time leading West Virginia-bred money earner with over $1.5 million. His victories included Santa Anita’s 1994 and Oak Tree’s 1995 Goodwood Breeders’ Cup Handicap. Purchased to stand at stud in Japan after his retirement in 1996. Santa Anita Stakes Wins • Other stakes winners include Advance Guard, an $11,500 purchase and winner Goodwood BC H. (GII-OT)—Soul of the Matter (GI-1995) of the Cortez and Inglewood handicaps at Hollywood Park and the San Diego Malibu (GI)—Afternoon Deelites (1995) Handicap at Del Mar, Video Kid and No No. San Felipe (GII)—Soul of the Matter (1994); Afternoon Deelites (1995) • After becoming less involved in the sport following his successes of the mid-nine- San Marcos H. (GII)—One Off (2007) ties, registered his first major stakes victory at Santa Anita in a dozen years when One Off captured the 2007 running of the Grade II San Marcos Handicap. Other Major Stakes Wins Bel Air H. (Hol)—Soul of the Matter (GII-1995) Personal Commonwealth BC H. (GII-Kee)—Afternoon Deelites (1995) • Born in Kansas City, Mo. Son of journalist Bert Bacharach, spent early years in Del Mar Oaks (GI-Dmr)—Heartlight No. One (GII-1983) Forest Hills. Hollywood Futurity (GI-Hol)—Afternoon Deelites (1995) • Family: wife, Jane; sons Oliver and Christopher Elton; daughters Lea, Nikki and Hollywood Oaks (GI-Hol)—Heartlight No. One (1983) Raleigh. Handicap (GI-Bel)—Heartlight No. One (1983) • Internationally acclaimed singer, composer, producer and conductor. Super Derby (GII-LaD)—Soul of the Matter (GI-1994) • Has won three Academy Awards, two Oscars for Best Song, multiple Grammy Awards, two Emmy Awards, a Tony Award and Drama Desk Award.

BURT BACHARACH • Wrote music scores for films “What’s New Pussycat,” “Casino Royale,” “After the Fox,” “Butch Cassidy & The Sundance Kid,” “Arthur” and “Night Shift.” • Songs written include “Raindrops Keep Fallin’ On My Head,” “Alfie”, “The Look of ,” “Walk On By” and “What the World Needs Now Is Love.” • Introduced to racing at an early age in City at now-defunct Jamaica track by friends of his parents and, later, with friend Eddie Wolpin, who gave him his first song writing contract. • Spent most of his spare time at the beach and the races when he first came west to attend summer school at UCLA. Hollywood Park’s president, Mervyn LeRoy, introduced him to his first trainer, the late Charlie Whittingham. Cougar II H. (Dmr)—Zappa (2008) GARY & CECIL BARBER Del Mar H. (GII-Dmr)—Delta Form (2002) Golden Eagle Farm (Hol)—Throw Me a Curve (2004) Green Flash H. (Dmr)—Fast Parade (2006) Residence: Los Angeles & Sherman Grey Memo (Hol)—Tribal Justice (2009) (Hol)—Dawnie Macho (2010) Oaks, California Los Angeles H. (GIII-Hol)—Red Arrow (2009); Cost of Freedom (2010) Silks: Hot pink, black 'BB', black Lone Star Oaks (LSP)—La Martina (2002) epaulets, black cap Miles Tyson (Hol)—Cost of Freedom (2010) (GII-WO)—Fast Parade (2006) Vernon O. Underwood (GIII-Hol)—Cost of Freedom (2010) Wickerr (Dmr)—Becrux (2006) Will Rogers (GIII-Hol)—Media Mogul (dh-2001) Woodbine Mile (GI-WO)—Becrux (2006)

Highlights Santa Anita Stakes Wins • The Deputy, owned by in partnership with Team Valor, drew away Ancient Title (GI-OT)—Cost of Freedom (2008) from War Chant in 2000 to win the $1-million by one length Goodwood (GI-OT)—Gitano Hernando (2009) after having wired the field in the Grade II, $107,300 Santa Catalina Stakes, later Henry P. Russell H. (OT)—Delta Form (2001) renamed the Robert B. Lewis. The Irish-bred, trained by Jenine Sahadi, earned a Hidden Light (OT)—La Martina (2001) trip to the Kentucky Derby where, as the 9-2 second choice, he failed to menace Hill Rise H.—The Deputy (2000) victorious favorite Fusaichi Pegasus while finishing 14th. La Habra—Luvah Girl (2003) • A winner of Santa Anita’s Hill Rise Handicap after being purchased by Barber and H. (GIII-OT)—Geronimo (2005) Team Valor and imported to the United States from England, The Deputy also San Pasqual H. (GII)—Zappa (2008) ran second to Fusaichi Pegasus in Santa Anita’s Grade II San Felipe Stakes. Retired Santa Anita Derby (GI)—The Deputy (2000) to stud at Kentucky’s Margaux Farm in 2001, farm manager Steve Johnson noted, Robert B. Lewis (GII)—The Deputy (2000) “He is unique in that no horse imported as a 2-year-old from Britain or Europe has ever accomplished what he was able to as a Triple Crown hopeful.” Other Major Stakes Wins (GG)—La­­ Martina (2002) Cat’s Cradle H. (Hol)—Curiously Sweet (2007) Charles H. Russell H. (BM)—Jetinto Houston (2004) GARY & CECIL BARBER • Another import owned by Gary Barber in tandem with Team Valor, British- Personal bred Gitano Hernando made his U.S. debut in 2009 by stunning rivals such as • Gary Barber is co-chairman and CEO of Spyglass Entertainment, a film produc- runner-up Colonel John and Kentucky Derby champion Mine That Bird with tion, finance and distribution company he co-founded in 1999. He produced an 18-1 upset in Oak Tree’s Grade I Goodwood Stakes after previously racing in “Sixth Sense,” a 1999 film that earned six Oscar nominations and grossed over a conditioned event at Wolverhampton, England. Although the Goodwood win $661 million worldwide. earned Gitano Hernando a spot in the $5-million Breeders’ Cup Classic, his con- • The native of South Africa spent the previous 8 1/2 years serving as vice chair- nections decided not to post the $250,000 fee required of a horse not nominated man and chief operating office of Morgan Creek Productions. to the Breeders’ Cup. • Has produced over 600 feature films and television shows including the 1994 hit • After racing horses with various other partners, Gary Barber joined with brother that skyrocketed Jim Carrey to stardom, “Ace Ventura, Pet Detective.” Cecil, and within three years, they were record-setting owners at the 2008 Del • Cecil Barber, the older brother, came to the U.S. from South Africa in 1979. Is a Mar meet while teaming mostly with trainer John Sadler. The Barbers topped partner with his brother-in-law in Ross Morgan & Co., a property-management the standings in both wins, a Del Mar record 14, and earnings of $612,900. The firm that deals mostly in home owners associations. Of his racing partnership brothers began the meet with five straight victories and 6 of 7 during opening with his brother, Cecil says, “Gary is the majority-majority owner in the partner- week. They reached the winner’s circle three times on Saturday, July 19. They ship.” followed their Del Mar success by sharing Oak Tree’s owners’ title with Everest Stables at four wins apiece. • The brothers have enjoyed considerable success in the claiming game. Cost of Freedom, claimed by Sadler on their behalf for $50,000 in July of 2008, came back two races later to capture Oak Tree’s Grade I, $250,000 Ancient Title Stakes. Cost of Freedom added the 2010 running of Hollywood Park’s Grade III to his resume at the age of 7. • Geronimo, haltered by Sadler for $80,000 in 2005, returned to win Oak Tree’s Grade III Morvich Handicap. Zappa, claimed for $32,000 in 2007, took Santa Anita’s Grade II, $150,000 in 2008 and the $150,000 Cougar II Handicap at Del Mar before finishing fourth in the $1-million Pacific Classic. • Paired with Team Valor in 2006, Gary Barber gained his second Grade I vic- tory when Italian-bred Becrux took the $896,460 Woodbine Mile in , Canada. At Woodbine, he had been victorious the year previous with Fast Parade in the $500,000 Nearctic Stakes, a Grade II event. Santa Maria H. (GI)—Paseana (1992) CRAIG family trust San Vicente (GII)—Sidney’s Candy (2010) Sir Beaufort (GIII)—Sidney’s Candy (2010) (Jenny Craig) Strub (GII)—Twirling Candy (2011) Yellow Ribbon (GI-OT)—Alpride (1995)

Residence: Del Mar, California Other Major Stakes Wins Silks: White, black horse emblem American H. (GII-Hol)— (2003) Apple Blossom H. (GI-OP)—Paseana (1992, 1993) on back, blue hoop on front and bar Ascot H. (GIII-BM)—Brave Act (1997) on sleeves, blue and white cap Ashland (GI- Kee)—Lunar Spook (1993) Bel Air H. (Hol)—Smile Again (GII-2001) Beverly Hills H. (GI-Hol)—Alpride (1995); Different (1996) (GG)—Chocolate Candy (2009) Churchill Downs H. (GII-CD)—Rock And Roll (1999) H. (GI-Hol)—Brave Act (GII-1999) Breeders' Cup Win Clement L. Hirsch H. (GII-Dmr)—Exchange (1992); Paseana (1994); Different Distaff (GI)—Paseana (1992-GP) (1996) H. (GII-Hol)—Golden Arches (1997) Santa Anita Stakes Wins Del Mar Derby (GII-Dmr)—Twirling Candy (2010) (GIII-GG)—Yougottawanna (2002); Chocolate Candy Ack Ack—Lethal Instrument (2000) (2009) Louis R. Rowan—All Star Heart (2011-SA) Malibu (GI)—Twirling Candy (2010) Explosive Bid H. (GIII-FG)—Brave Act (2000) Foothill (Fpx)—Topper Shopper (2008) San Felipe (GII)—Sidney’s Candy (2010) Hawthorne H. (GIII)—Paseana (GII-1995); Victory Stripes (GII-1999) San Gabriel H. (GII)—Brave Act (1999, 2000) Inglewood H. (GIII-Hol)—Brave Act (1999) San Gorgonio H. (GII)—Golden Arches (1998) La Jolla H. (GII-Dmr)—Sidney’s Candy (2010) San Luis Obispo H. (GII)—Bienvenido (1998) Matriarch (GI-Hol)—Exchange (1994) San Marcos H. (GII)—Brave Act (1999) Mervin H. Muniz Jr. Memorial H. (GII-FG)—Brave Act (GIII-2000) Santa Ana H. (GII)—Exchange (GI-1993) Santa Anita Derby (GI)—Sidney’s Candy (2010) Mervyn LeRoy H. (GII-Hol)—Tossofthecoin (1995) Milady BC H. (GII-Hol)—Paseana (GI-1992; GI-1993) Santa Barbara H. (GII)—Exchange (GI-1993) Oceanside (Dmr)—Twirling Candy (2010) Santa Lucia H.—Victory Stripes (1999) Santa Margarita H. (GI)—Paseana (1992, 1994) Orchid H. (GIII-GP)—Exchange (GII-1995) CRAIG FAMILY TRUST Pacific Classic (GI-Dmr)—Candy Ride (2003) Handicap. Meanwhile, Twirling Candy reeled off four successive wins to begin his Pennsylvania Derby (GIII-Pha)—Rock And Roll (1998) career including a 3 ¼-length score in the Grade II Del Mar Derby at odds of 1-5. (Hol)—Chocolate Candy (2008) • In his final start at the age of 3, Twirling Candy broke ’s track Spinster (GI-Kee)—Paseana (1993); Different (1996) record in Santa Anita’s Grade I while clocked in 1:19.70 for seven Steinlen H. (Hol)—Bienvenido (1997); Brave Act (1998) furlongs. He proceeded to capture Santa Anita’s Grade II by 4 1/2 Vanity H. (GI-Hol)—Paseana (1992) lengths in 2011 before Jenny Craig sold an interest in the colt to William S. Will Rogers (GIII-Hol)—Brave Act (1997) Farish’s Lane’s End Farm and California breeder/owner Martin Wygod. After win- ning Santa Anita’s Grade III Sir Beaufort Stakes, Sidney’s Candy finished second Highlights in a pair of Grade II stakes at Hollywood Park in 2011, the Mervyn LeRoy and American Handicap. He was subsequently sold to WinStar Farm. • Eclipse Award winners owned: Pasaena, 1992-1993 Older Female. • Raced Paseana, 1992-93 Eclipse Award-winning older mare. The Argentine-bred • Purchased Argentine-bred Candy Ride for reported $900,000 with winning was purchased for $320,000. She retired in July, 1995, with 19 wins from 36 Pacific Classic in mind. The son of Ride the Rails remained undefeated with an starts. With $3,171,203 in earnings, she fell $92,632 short of catching Dance impressive victory in Del Mar’s marquee race in 2003, his sixth in a row. Candy Smartly, the leading female money-earner in North America at the time. Ride defeated favored Medaglia d’Oro by 3 1/4 lengths while running 1 1/4 miles • Paseana provided the Craigs with a Breeders’ Cup win in the 1992 Distaff at in 1:59.11, breaking ’s 1993 track record of 1:59.55. Candy Ride devel- . Her nine other Grade I victories included dual wins in Santa oped foot problems and would never race again. Anita’s Santa Margarita Handicap, Hollywood Park’s Milady Breeders’ Cup • Following the death to cancer of racing enthusiast Sidney Craig at the age of 76 Handicap and Oaklawn Park’s . on July 21, 2008, widow Jenny continued the couple’s racing operation in the • Claimed Exchange for $50,000 at Hollywood Park on May 2, 1991, in her sec- name of Craig Family Trust. Del Mar was a favorite track near their residence, ond start. Trained by Bill Spawr, Exchange was the only female to earn more than and Jenny, whose name is widely recognizable through the weight-loss centers $1 million after being claimed. Her Grade I victories included Santa Anita’s Santa founded by the pair, was at Del Mar when Topper Shopper won the second race Ana and Santa Barbara Handicaps in 1993 and Hollywood Park’s Matriarch in 13 days following Sid’s passing. “He had claimed the horse because ‘Jenny’s a 1994. good shopper,’” reported trainer Bill Spawr. “Jenny was here with her family.” • The Craigs’ Brave Act his best stride as a 5-year-old in 1999, winning the • Chocolate Candy, bred in Kentucky by the Craigs, became the third stakes win- San Gabriel, San Marcos, Citation and Inglewood handicaps. ner from the first crop of Candy Ride when victorious in Hollywood Park’s 2008 • Jenny Craig was the leading owner at the 1995 Oak Tree meet. Real Quiet Stakes while breaking Colonel John’s stakes record. Chocolate Candy • Jenny Craig purchased Dr Devious for $2.5 million in 1992 for her husband’s went on to capture Golden Gate’s California Derby and Grade III El Camino 60th birthday in the hopes of winning the Kentucky Derby; he ran seventh. Dr Real Derby before finishing fifth in the 2009 Kentucky Derby. Devious returned to England where he won the for trainer Peter • Two homebred sons of Candy Ride made major impacts on the Southern Chapple-Hyam. The horse tripled his investment price with the Derby win and California racing scene in 2010. After victories in a pair of Grade II Santa Anita was sold to Japanese interests for stud. Other horses purchased in whole or in part Derby preps, the San Vicente and San Felipe Stakes, Sidney’s Candy registered to run in Triple Crown races include Arinthrod, Fumo Di Londra, Rock and Roll a 4-1/2 length win in the Santa Anita Derby despite stumbling at the start. He and Tossofthecoin. later displayed his versatility with a win on grass in Del Mar’s Grade II La Jolla Personal • Sidney Craig was raised in Los Angeles; wife, Jenny, in New Orleans. Married in 1979. They became parents of three daughters and two sons. • Sidney Craig received honorary doctorate at Fresno State University. Its business school is now called the Sid Craig School of Business at Fresno State. He was a college roommate of basketball coach Jerry Tarkanian. • In 1970, Sidney Craig founded Body Contour, Inc., a women’s figure salon oper- ation. He met Jenny while she was working at his company’s New Orleans salon. In 1982, they sold Body Contour to a competing chain. • Couple moved to Australia and began a chain of weight-loss centers in 1983, Jenny Craig, Inc. Corporate office is located in Carlsbad; some 620 weight-loss centers located in Australia, Canada, Mexico, New Zealand and the U.S. • Craig became chairman of the board and chief executive officer of the company and his wife is vice chairman. Company went public in 1991, with an offering on New York Stock Exchange. It was sold to the Nestle company for $600 million in June of 2006. • In the spring of 1995, the Craigs purchased a training facility for a reported $6 million. They renamed the ranch, formerly known as Rancho del Rayo, “Rancho Paseana” after their great mare. The 237-acre property includes a six-furlong training track and stalls for 150 horses.

CRAIG FAMILY TRUST

Highlights c r k stable • Switch, a daughter of , provided the couple with a pair of Grade I victories over seven furlongs at Santa Anita’s 2010-11 meet when capturing the (Lee & Susan Searing) and the Santa Monica by a combined 7 1/2 lengths. Switch dem- onstrated her class at 3 when upsetting champion in the Hollywood Oaks before giving a scare as the runner-up in the Lady’s Secret Stakes Residence: Arcadia during the 2010 Oak Tree meet at Hollywood Park. Silks: Gold diamond hoop with crook • After a third-place finish in Hollywood Park’s 2003 Vernon O. Underwood Stakes, Our New Recruit attracted worldwide attention with an upset victory in the $2-million Dubai Golden Shaheen in 2004. The 5-year-old son of scored by two lengths before retiring with earnings of over $1.4 million from six wins in 19 starts. • Claimed for $62,500 in March of 2001, Ceeband paid a record $91.80 upon winning Hollywood Park’s Grade II Handicap five starts later that year. He went on to add a pair of Cal-bred stakes victories that year. • Dr. Park also became a multiple stakes winner in 2001. He dead-heated for vic- Santa Anita Stakes Wins tory with Media Mogul in Hollywood Park’s Grade III Will Rogers Stakes and California Cup Sprint (OT)—Ceeband (2001); Courtside (2011-SA) won a division of the Oceanside Stakes at Del Mar. La Brea (GI)—Switch (2010) • The stable had won an earlier running of the Oceanside in 1998 with Scooter San Antonio (GII)—Gladding (2011) Brown, another $62,500 claim, who also took Hollywood Park’s Bold Reasoning Santa Monica (GI)—Switch (2011) Stakes.

Other Major Stakes Wins Personal Bold Reasoning (Hol)—Scooter Brown (1998) • Lee Searing was born March 15, 1948 in Inglewood. Susan hails from North California Sprint Championship (BM)—Ceeband (2001) Carolina. Dubai Golden Shaheen (GI-NAD)—Our New Recruit (2004) • The couple met while attending Pomona High School. They wed in 1972. The Hollywood Oaks (GII-Hol)—Switch (2010) C R K Stable name bears the initials of the first names of their three children: Oceanside (Dmr)—Scooter Brown (1998), Dr. Park (2001) Christina, Richard and Katherine. Torrey Pines (Dmr)—Switch (2010) • Along with brother Jim, Lee Searing operates Searing Industries in Ontario. The Triple Bend H. (GII-Hol)—Ceeband (2001) business specializes in the manufacture of welded steel tubing. Will Rogers H. (GIII-Hol)—Dr. Park (2001-DH)

C R K STABLE • Lee was introduced to racing as a youngster by his father, who ventured into horse ownership in 1966. A large number of his horses ran at the Agua Caliente racetrack in Tijuana, Mexico. • His father died in 1999 after sharing in the ownership of many of Lee’s horses. Highlights DIAMOND A RACING • First major stakes winner: millionaire , who won the Norfolk Stakes and Hollywood Juvenile as a 2-year-old and the Stakes and Haskell (Gerald Ford) Invitational as a 3-year-old. • Purchased at the Keeneland September yearling sale in 1999. A late bloomer because of a heart defect, Pleasantly Perfect went on a remarkable Residences: Dallas, Texas run in 2003 and 2004. After winning his second straight Goodwood Handicap, Silks: Blue, gold, with golden A on front he won the Breeders’ Cup Classic, Dubai World Cup and Pacific Classic before retiring in November of 2004 with more than $7.7 million in earnings and a of shirt record of nine wins in 18 starts.

Personal • Diamond A Racing Corp. is the racing and breeding operation owned by banker Gerald J. Ford. • Has about 40 horses in training, all with Richard Mandella. • Chairman of the board of Liberte Investments, Inc. Formerly chairman and CEO Breeders' Cup Win of Golden State Bancorp Inc. before it was acquired by Citigroup. Got his start in Classic (GI)—Pleasantly Perfect (2003-OT) the banking business by buying several small banks in rural Texas. • Chairman of the Board of Southern Methodist University. Graduated SMU in Santa Anita Stakes Wins 1966. The university’s football stadium was named for Ford after he donated $20 Goodwood BC H. (GII-OT)—Pleasantly Perfect (2002, 2003) million toward its construction. Malibu (GI)—Dixie Union (2000) • Also director of AmeriCredit Corp., a consumer finance service. Norfolk (GII-OT)—Dixie Union (1999) • Ranked No. 209 on Forbes’ list of the richest Americans for 2004. San Antonio H. (GII)—Pleasantly Perfect (2004) • Took to racing when Gil Moutray, at the time chairman of the New Mexico San Fernando BC (GII)—Minister Eric (2005) Racing Commission, took him to the 1994 Breeders’ Cup at Churchill Downs and to the 1995 Kentucky Derby. That summer he bought his first at the Keeneland yearling sale. Other Major Stakes Wins • In 2000 begin his breeding operation, Diamond A Farms, buying 815 acres of Alameda County & Mares H. (Pln)—Miss Pleasant (2010) what was once Brookside Farms near Versailles, Kentucky. Best Pal (GII-Dmr)—Dixie Union (1999) • Born Aug. 8, 1944 in Pampa, Texas. Resides in Dallas, Texas, with his wife Kelli. Dubai World Cup (GI-Nasr Al Arab)—Pleasantly Perfect (2004) They have five children. Haskell Invitational H. (GI-Mth)—Dixie Union (2000) Hollywood Juvenile (GI-Hol)—Dixie Union (1999) Pacific Classic (GI-Dmr)—Pleasantly Perfect (2004) DIAMOND A RACING

Derby Trial (Fpx)—Plug Me In (2006) EVEREST STABLES Foothill (Fpx)—Sailors Sunset (2006) Gold Rush (GG)—Petionville (1995) (Jeff Neilsen) Governor’s Cup (Zia)—Notime to Badinage (2008) Inglewood H. (GIII-Hol)—Night Patrol (2002) Island Fashion (Sun)—Oro Blanco (2009) Lazaro S. Barrera Memorial (GIII-Hol)—Two Step Salsa (2008) Residence: Stillwater, Minnesota Los Angeles H. (GIII-Hol)—Sailors Sunset (2007) Silks: Black, red mountain emblem on Louisiana Derby (GIII-LaD)—Petionville (1995) Marshua S. (Lrl)—Strut the Canary (2009) back, red bar on sleeves, Ohio Derby (GII-Tdn)—Petionville (1995) red cap Railbird (GIII-Hol)—Million Dollar Run (2008) Ralph M. Hinds Invitational H. (Fpx)—Plug Me In (2007) Ruidoso Downs Thoroughbred Championship H. (Rui)—Vamoose (2011) Sunland Park H. (Sun)—Night Patrol (2003) Torrey Pines (Dmr)—Political Web (2006) Santa Anita Stakes Wins Triple Bend BC H. (GI-Hol)—Bilo (2007) Cal Cup Sprint H. (OT)—Bilo (2007) Turf Paradise BC H. (TuP)—Night Patrol (2005) La Brea (GI)—Island Fashion (2003) Veteran (Zia)—Vamoose (2011) La Habra—Very Vegas (2004) Vernon O. Underwood (GIII-Hol)—Sailors Sunset (2006) Lady’s Secret BC H. (GII-OT)—Island Fashion (2004) Westchester (GIII-Bel)—Gygistar (2005) Oak Tree BC Mile (GII-OT)—Night Patrol (2002) WinStar/Sunland Park Oaks (Sun)—Island Fashion (2003) San Miguel—Petionville (1995) Santa Monica H. (GI)—Island Fashion (2004) Highlights • Island Fashion, a homebred daughter of 1995 Louisiana and Ohio Derby win- Other Major Stakes Wins ner Petionville, signaled her distinctive quality as a 3-year-old in 2003 with a H. (GIII-Hol)—Two Step Salsa (2008) smashing 6 1/2-length triumph in Saratoga’s Grade I , cited by Alabama (GI-Sar)—Island Fashion (2003) Nielsen as his biggest thrill in racing. Her brilliant season included victories in the Arizona Oaks (TuP)—Harbor Blues (2003); Very Vegas (2004); She Sings (2005) Delaware Oaks and Sunland Park Oaks prior to adding a Grade I in Santa Anita’s Curious Clover (Hol)—Very Vegas (2005) La Brea Stakes by six lengths at odds of 9-1. Delaware Oaks (GIII-Del)—Island Fashion (2003)

EVEREST STABLES • As a 4-year-old, Island Fashion came within 1 1/4 lengths of becoming the first female to win the Grade I in its 67th running when unable to catch even-money favorite . “I think she’s the best filly in the world,” exclaimed following the gritty effort. Island Fashion would capture Santa Anita’s Grade I Santa Monica Handicap in 2004 as well as Oak Tree’s Grade II Lady’s Secret Breeders’ Cup Handicap. • With three stakes victories among 14 wins during Hollywood Park’s 2008 Spring/ Summer meet, the stable gained its first owner’s title. Graded stakes wins were provided by Two Step Salsa (Affirmed and Lazaro Barrera) and Million Dollar Run (Railbird). Stable tied for the 2008 Oak Tree standings lead with Gary and Cecil Barber at four victories apiece. • Seven-year-old Bilo provided numerologists with some fodder when victorious in Hollywood Park’s Grade I Triple Bend Handicap on the seventh day of the sev- enth month of 2007. Bilo defeated Surf Cat by a head under jockey Joe Talamo, who also scored that day with Nashoba’s Key in the Vanity Invitational Handicap to become the first apprentice rider ever to win two Grade I stakes on a single day. • Stable’s Sailor’s Sunset set a synthetic track record of 1:07.79 for six furlongs when victorious in the 2006 Vernon O. Underwood Stakes (Gr III) at Hollywood Park prior to returning in 2007 to win the Los Angeles Handicap (Gr III) at the same distance. • Petionville, conditioned by regular trainer Marcelo Polanco, became stable’s first stakes winner in 1995 when victorious in four stakes races as a 3-year-old. In addition to the Louisiana and Ohio Derbies, Petionville took Santa Anita’s San Miguel Stakes and the Gold Rush at .

Personal • Nielsen was born Aug. 30, 1950, in St. Paul, Minn. His family includes wife Sue and sons Mike and Jack. • The stable bears the name of his real estate investment company. • First horse was purchased at Canterbury Downs in the mid-1980s. Stable has grown to some 200 horses while breeding operation includes several stallions as well as about 60 broodmares. H. (GI-Bel)—Aldebaran (GII-2003) FLAXMAN HOLDINGS LTD. Hollywood Derby (GI-Hol)—Denon (2001) Jenny Wiley (GIII- Kee)—Sea of Showers (2003) Metropolitan Mile H. (GI-Bel)—Aldebaran (2003) Silks: Blue – on – blue Mrs. Revere (GII-CD)—Aruna (2010) Nassau H. (GIII-Bel)—Aldebaran (2001) Pebbles H. (GIII-Bel)—Glia (2002) Spinster (GI-Kee)—Aruna (2011) Tom Fool H. (GII-Bel)—Aldebaran (2003) Turf Classic S. (GI- Bel)—Denon (2003)

Highlights • Six Perfections, a 3-year-old filly trained by Pascal Bary, beat males in winning the Breeders’ Cup Mile, the fifth victory in the race for Flaxman Holdings and second consecutive, following Domedriver’s victory in 2002. She became the third French-bred winner in the last five years. Breeders' Cup Wins • While Six Perfections could not snare the Eclipse Award from Mile (GI)— (1987-Hol, 1988-CD); Spinning World (1997-Hol); champ Birdtown with her one North American start, the outfit also campaigned Domedriver (2002-AP); Six Perfections (2003-OT) champion sprinter Aldebaran in 2003. Although sixth as the 2-1 choice in the Breeders’ Cup Sprint, the son of Mr. Prospector scored Grade I victories in the Santa Anita Stakes Win San Carlos, the Met Mile and the Forego Handicap. The Bobby trainee was five-for-eight overall for earnings of more than $1.1 million. San Carlos H. (GII)—Aldebaran (GI-2003) • Domedriver, also trained by Pascal Bary, upset European Horse of the Year Rock of Gibraltar in the 2002 Breeders’ Cup Mile at Arlington Park. Good Journey, Other Major Stakes Wins owned by Flaxman Holdings in partnership with Gary Margolis, , (GIII-Cnl)—Aruna (2011) Wally Dollase and others, finished third, beaten less than a length. Atto Mile (GI-WO)—Good Journey (2002) • Of 24 Breeders’ Cup starters, 12 have been in the Mile, with five victories. CashCall Mile (GIII-Hol)—Surya (2003) Miesque won back-to-back Miles, connecting at Hollywood Park in 1987 and Charles Whittingham Memorial H. (GI-Hol)—Denon (2002) at Churchill Downs in 1988. Spinning World, winner of the Mile at Hollywood Churchill Downs H. (GII-CD)—Aldebaran (2003) Park in 1997, came close to duplicating the feat. He was second in 1996 at Citation H. (GI-Hol)—Good Journey (GII-2001, 2002) Woodbine. Firecracker BC H. (GII-CD)—Good Journey (2002) FLAXMAN HOLDINGS LTD. • Denon, trained by Bobby Frankel, came to North America to win the 2001 England, while U.S. trainers include Bobby Frankel, and Hollywood Derby, then recorded his second Grade I triumph at Hollywood Park Wally Dollase. in the 2002 Charles Whittingham Memorial. • Good Journey, trained by Dollase, posted his second straight Citation Handicap victory in the 2002 Turf Festival at Hollywood Park following his game third in the Mile. • Stavros Niarchos was leading owner in France twice (1983-84) and leading breeder three times (1989, 1993 and 1994). The best of his many champions was Miesque, now the dam of Group I winners Kingmambo and East of the Moon. • , the organization’s first great horse, was disqualified after finishing first in the 2,000 Guineas. • Top performers for the outfit include the colts Baillamont, Common Grounds, Exit To Nowhere, Kingmambo, L’Emigrant and Machiavellian. Fillies include Chimes of Freedom, East of the Moon, and Northern Trick

Personal • Racing empire developed by billionaire Stavros Niarchos, who died April 15, 1996. Daughter Maria Niarchos-Gouaze has headed operation since then. Operation is based at Haras de Fresney-le-Buffard in Normandy, near Caen. Base for 40 mares in North America is William S. Farish’s Lane’s End Farm Oak Tree division. • Stavros Niarchos built one the largest private tanker fleet firms in the world and was a major player among horse racing’s elite in the 1970s. A major acquisition was Nureyev at the 1978 Keeneland July yearling sale. A champion at three, he became a leading sire and sired two-time Mile winner Miesque. • Maria Niarchos-Gouaze is one of four children from Niarchos’ marriage to Eugenia Livanos. She has three brothers (Philip, Spyros and Constantine). She began to take on the day-to-day management of the Niarchos racing empire as her father’s health declined. • The majority of the Niarchos horses were trained by Francois Boutin until his death in 1994. Pascal Bary, Boutin’s former assistant, trained the majority in France, with the remainder split between Jonathan Pease, Dominique Sepulchre and John Hammond. Henry Cecil and Sir train for the outfit in San Marcos H. (GII)—River Flyer (1995) GOLDEN EAGLE FARM Santa Ana H. (GII)—Annual Reunion (GI-1991) Santa Anita Derby (GI)—General Challenge (1999) (Betty Mabee) Santa Anita H. (GI)—Best Pal (1991); General Challenge (2000) Santa Anita Oaks (GI)—Golden Treat (1992); Excellent Meeting (1999) Santa Margarita H. (GI)—Fascinating Girl (1976) Santa Maria H. (GI)—Favorite Funtime (2002) Residence: San Diego, California Santa Ynez (GII)—Yearly Report (2004) Silks: Burgundy, gold eagle Sham (GIII)—Wild and Wise (2001) on back, gold sleeves, burgundy Strub (GII)—Best Pal (GI-1991); Event of the Year (1999); General Challenge and gold cap (2000) Other Major Stakes Wins Ack Ack H. (GIII-CD)—Cat’s Career (1997) Affirmed H. (GIII-Hol)—General Challenge (1999) B. Thoughtful (Hol)—Favorite Funtime (2002) Santa Anita Stakes Wins Bay Meadows Oaks (GIII-BM)—Really Happy (1997) Boo La Boo—Long Term Wish (2003) Beverly Hills H. (GII-Hol)—Johnica (GI-1985); Beautiful Melody (GI-1990) California Cup Classic H. (OT)—Best Pal (1993) Black Eyed Susan (GII-Pim)—Yearly Report (2004) California Cup Juvenile (OT)—Sunday Stroll (1998) Cinema BC H. (GIII-Hol)—Worldly Ways (1997) California Cup Juvenile Fillies (OT)—Career Collection (1997) Del Mar BC H. (GII-Dmr)—Dramatic Gold (1996) California Cup Matron H. (OT)—Yearly Tour (1995) Del Mar Debutante (GI-Dmr)—Excellent Meeting (1998) El Encino (GII)—Fleet Lady (1998) Del Mar Derby (GII-Dmr)—Lightning Mandate (ng-1974) Kalookan Queen H.—Western Hemisphere (2006) (GII-Dmr)—Best Pal (1990); River Special (1992); Winning Pact La Brea (GI)—Beautiful Glass (1982); Magical Allure (1998) (1993); Souvenir Copy (1997); Worldly Manner (1998) La Cañada (GII)—Fleet Lady (1998) Fantasy (GI-OP)—Jeanne Jones (1988); Fantastic Look (1989); Lady’s Secret BC H. (GII-OT)—Magical Allure (1998) Excellent Meeting (GII-1999) Las Cienegas H. (GIII)—Advancing Star (1997) Fleet Treat (Dmr)—Western Hemisphere (2004) Las Virgenes (GI)—Likeable Style (1993); Excellent Meeting (1999) Golden Gate Derby (GG)—New Advantage (GII-2000) Norfolk S. (GII-OT)—Best Pal (GI-1990); River Special (GI-1992); Graduation (Dmr)—Daring General (1998) Souvenir Copy (1997) Hollywood Derby (GI-Hol)—River Flyer (1994) Oak Leaf (GI)—Excellent Meeting (1998) Hollywood Futurity (GI-Hol)—Best Pal (1990); River Special (1992) San Antonio H. (GII)—Best Pal (1995) Hollywood Gold Cup H. (GI-Hol)—Best Pal (1993) GOLDEN EAGLE FARM Hollywood Starlet (GI-Hol)—Excellent Meeting (1998) • Their leading owner (money-won) titles include Santa Anita (1998, 1999, 2000); I’m Smokin (Dmr)—Shining Nugget (2000) Oak Tree (1990, 1992); Hollywood Park (1993 spring/summer; 1990, 1992, Landaluce (Hol)—Career Collection (GII-1997) 1994 autumn), and Del Mar (1990, 1991, 1993, 1997, 1999). Mae De Vol Sprint (BM)—Avenue Of Gold (1996) • Top horse was their homebred gelding Best Pal, who retired in 1996 at age eight Meadowlands Cup (GIII-Med)—Dramatic Gold (GI-1996) with earnings of $5,668,245. He won 17 stakes and was voted Cal-bred Horse of Melair (Hol)—Yearly Report (2004) the Year from 1990-92. In 1994 and 1995, he was voted California’s champion Molson Export Million (GII-WO)—Dramatic Gold (1994) older male. One of only four horses to win the Santa Anita Handicap, Strub H. (GIII-Hol)—Best Pal (1994); General Challenge (2000) Stakes and Hollywood Gold Cup (the others were , and Oaklawn H. (GI-OP)—Best Pal (1992) Affirmed), Best Pal died in 1998 of an apparent heart attack at age 10. Pacific Classic (GI-Dmr)—Best Pal (ng-1991); General Challenge (1999) • Won their second Pacific Classic in 1999 with 3-year-old homebred General Palomar BC H. (GII-Dmr)—Yearly Tour (1996) Challenge, the second 3-year-old to win the $1-million race. The other was Best Rancho Bernardo H. (GIII-Dmr)—Advancing Star (1998) Pal. (Hol)—Chief Planner (2003) • Won first Santa Anita Derby with General Challenge in 1999. Their only other Sorrento (GIII-Dmr)—Career Collection (GII-1997) starter in the race was Best Pal, who finished second in 1992. Stonerside (LS)—Yearly Report (2004) • Other leading horses bred include Advancing Star, Annual Reunion, Beautiful Glass, Event of the Year, Fantastic Girl, Fantastic Look, Jeanne Jones, Likeable Highlights Style, Lycius, Nostalgia’s Star, River Special, Souvenir Copy and Thrill Show. • Bred first stakes winner in 1968, the first of more than 150 stakes winners. • First Grade I winner owned and bred: Beau’s Eagle (1976) • First stakes winner: Cool Hand (1970), named by Mabee for San Diego Chargers quarterback John Hadl. Personal • The late John Mabee and his wife, Betty, were leading owners for a third straight • The death of John Mabee at the age of 80 on April 24, 2002, terminated a part- season at the Santa Anita 1999-2000 meeting with earnings of $1,314,972. The nership with his widow Betty that had spanned 60 years of marriage and 45 in majority was provided by homebred General Challenge, who won both the 2000 the racing business. John Mabee’s death came less than one week after suffering a Santa Anita Handicap and Strub Stakes. The Big ’Cap win was their second after major stroke. Survivors include a son, Larry, and three grandchildren. Best Pal had taken the 1992 running. • The Mabees were three-time Eclipse Award-winning breeders. Major figures in • Their successful breeding operation earned them three Eclipse Awards: 1991, California American , they founded Golden Eagle Farm. 1997 and 1998. John was an original board member of Del Mar Thoroughbred Club, serving as • In 1991, the Mabees bred a record 25 stakes winners and earners of more than track president and its chairman for nearly 25 years. Owned approximately 400 $5.9 million. horses at time of his death at Del Mar. • They formed North America’s leading ownership in 1992 with earnings of • John Mabee was born Aug. 21, 1921, in Seymour, Iowa. He and Betty moved to $5,479,484. They finished second nationally in 1997, behind the late Allen California in 1941. Paulson, with $4,420,186. • Couple’s core business was their Big Bear Grocery chain, which they ran for 50 years prior to its sale in 1991. John also was founder of Golden Eagle Insurance Company, 1984. Survived battle with California insurance regulators over busi- ness operations in 1997. Company was sold at year’s end. • Bought first two horses at 1957 Del Mar yearling sale.

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Other Major Stakes Wins HARRIS FARMs INC. Ack Ack H. (GIII-Hol)—Lucky J. H. (2006) H. (GII-Hol)—Alphabet Kisses (2005) (John C. and Carole Harris) B. Thoughtful (Hol)—Alphabet Kisses (2005) California Dreamin (Dmr)—El Don (2006) California Sire (Fillies-Hol)—Top of Our Game (2000); Super Tuesday (2001); Residence: Sanger, California Super High (2002) Silks: Green and white diamonds, Daisycutter H. (Dmr)—Unzip Me (2011) Del Mar Derby (GII-Dmr)—Juan Barrera (GIII-1981) green sleeves, green and white cap (Hol)—Super High (2002) (GG)—Now Victory (2007) Fran’s Valentine (Hol)—Logical Single (2011) Graduation (Dmr)—Spot the Diplomat (2006) Great Lady M. (Hol)—Unzip Me (2010) Honeymoon BC H. (GII)—Work the Crowd (GIII-1994) I’m Smokin (Dmr)—Spot the Diplomat (2006); John Scott (2009) Santa Anita Stakes Wins King Glorious (Hol)—High Standards (2008) Baldwin—High Standards (2005) Lakeview Thoroughbred Farms (Hol)—Rebuild Trust (2000) California Cup Distaff—Unzip Me (2011-SA) Laurel Dash (Lrl)—Soviet Problem (GIII-1994) California Cup Distance H. (OT)—Distant Victory (2008) Mataji (Crc)—Olympic (2008) California Cup Matron H. (OT)—Super High (2002) Miss America H. (GG)—Work the Crowd (GIII-1994) California Cup Sprint H. (OT)—Unlimited Value (2002) On Trust H. (Hol)—Hot Market (2002) Clockers’ Corner H.—Unzip Me (2011) Pucker Up (GIII-AP)—Work the Crowd (1994) Impressive Luck H.—Lucky J. H. (2008) Royal North (GIII-WO)—Unzip Me (2010) Irish O’Brien—Unzip Me (2010) San Clemente H. (GII-Dmr)—Work the Crowd (GIII-1994) La Brea (GI)—Teresa Mc (GIII-1991); Alphabet Kisses (2004) Senator Ken Maddy H. (GIII-OT-Hol)—Unzip Me (2010) Las Cienegas H. (GIII)—Unzip Me (2010) Solana Beach (Dmr)—Top of Our Game (2001); Super High (2002) Monrovia (GIII)—Unzip Me (2011) Soviet Problem H. (GG)—Image of Glory (2001) Pro or Con H.—Super High (2004) Tiznow (Hol)—No Reason (2006) San Pedro—High Standards (2005) Valkyr H. (Hol)—Soviet Problem (1994, 1995) Sensational Star H.—Lucky J. H. (2008) Work the Crowd H. (GG)—Super High (2004) Yerba Buena BC H. (GIII-GG)—Work the Crowd (1995) HARRIS FARMS INC. Highlights Personal • Alphabet Kisses provided first Grade I win in 2004 when she captured Santa • Born: July 14, 1943, in Fresno. Wife: Carol. Earned a degree in agricultural pro- Anita’s La Brea Stakes. First La Brea triumph came in 1991 with Teresa Mc when duction from UC Davis. the stakes event was a Grade III. Alphabet Kisses added Hollywood Park’s Grade • Chairman and CEO of Harris Farms, Inc., a diversified agricultural production II A Gleam Handicap and B. Thoughtful Stakes in 2005. and marketing company, situated in the San Joaquin Valley near Coalinga. • Campaigned (in partnership with breeder Don Valpredo) the brilliant Cal-bred • Harris Farms originally started out as a cattle farm that his late father, Jack, Soviet Problem, who retired with earnings of $905,416 in 1996 after winning 15 founded in 1937. of 20 starts. She finished second in the 1994 Breeders’ Cup Sprint to Cherokee • In 1996, the farm opened up a horse division, raising and training thorough- Run. breds. The 400-acre ranch lies within the 18,000-acre agricultural complex. • Soviet Problem competed in two match races, winning both. She defeated Lazor • Was appointed to the California Horse Racing Board in November of 2000. at Golden Gate, going six furlongs, in May of 1994 and then beat Mamselle Bebette in August at Del Mar. She was voted California’s Horse of the Year, champion older female, sprinter and turf horse in 1994. She was also California’s champion 3-year-old filly in 1993. • Nailed down three Grade III victories at as many tracks in 2010 with Unzip Me, a homebred owned in partnership with Valpredo. Unzip Me’s win in Oak Tree’s Senator Ken Maddy Handicap at Hollywood Park was her ninth in 15 starts and her third Grade III of 2010 following victories in Santa Anita’s La Cienegas Handicap and the Royal North at Woodbine. • Unzip Me kept rolling along in 2011with four additional stakes victories beginning with the Grade III Monrovia at Santa Anita and climaxing with the $125,000 California Cup Distaff as her career earnings from 13 wins in 22 starts reached $893,228. • Super High enjoyed a banner year in 2002 with four stakes wins, the Flawlessly and California Sire at Hollywood Park, the Solana Beach at Del Mar and the California Cup Matron at the Oak Tree meeting. Super High would also win the Work the Crowd Handicap at Golden Gate in 2004, a stakes race named after another Harris-owned runner. • Multiple graded-stakes winner Work the Crowd retired in 1996 after a three-year season which earned her honors as 1993 Cal-bred 2-year-old filly, 1994 Cal-bred 3-year-old filly, 1995 Cal-bred turf horse and 1995 Northern California Horse of the Year. CashCall Futurity (GI-Hol)— (2007) B. WAYNE HUGHES Del Mar Futurity (GII-Dmr)—Siphonizer (2003) Derby Trial (CD)—Don’t Get Mad (GIII-2005) Fastness H. (Hol)—Vetheuil (1999) Residence: Malibu, California Fleur de Lis H. (GII-CD)—Trishyde (GIII-1994) Illinois Derby (GII-Haw)—Greeley’s Galaxy (2005) Silks: Orange and purple quarters, Indiana Derby (GII-Hoo)—Don’t Get Mad (2005) orange sleeves and cap Jerome H. (GII-Bel)—Teton Forest (2004) Mervin H. Muniz Jr. Memorial H. (GII-FG)—Joyeux Danseur (GIII-1998) BC (GIII-CD)—Don’t Get Mad (2005) Osunitas H. (Dmr)—Dyna’s Club (2002) Super Derby (GII-LaD)—My Pal Charlie (2008) Truly Bound H. (FG)—Spirited Away (2008) Will Rogers (GIII-Hol)—Osidy (2005) Wilshire H. (GIII-Hol)—Shake The Yoke (1998) Woodford Reserve Turf Classic (GI-CD)—Joyeux Danseur (1998) Breeders' Cup Win Juvenile (GI)—Action This Day (2003-OT) Highlights • Eclipse Award winner: Action This Day, 2003 2-Year-Old. Santa Anita Stakes Wins • First graded stakes winner: Trishyde in 1994 Fleur de Lis Handicap at Churchill Big Shot II—Eternity Range (1998) Downs. Blue Jay Way (OT)—Osidy (2006) • Greatest accomplishment in racing came in 2003 when Action This Day, a colt Buena Vista H. (GII)—Lexa (2000) purchased for $150,000, closed strongly to capture the Breeders’ Cup Juvenile at China Doll—Thatswhatimean (2005) Santa Anita by 2 1/2 lengths and earn $780,000 before being voted an Eclipse (OT)—Into Mischief (2008) Award as champion 2-year-old male. Reloy H.—Lexa (FR) (2000) • His 2008 Triple Crown hopeful Crown of Thorns fell off the Derby trail with Rober B. Lewis (GII)—Crown of Thorns (2008) a shin injury after an impressive 2 1/2-length victory in Santa Anita’s Grade San Simeon H. (GIII)—Malabar Gold (2002) II Robert B. Lewis Stakes. Gained his third Grade I triumph in December of 2007 when 2-year-old Into Mischief scored a $29.60 upset in Hollywood Park’s $753,000 CashCall Futurity. My Pal Charlie registered his first stakes victory in Other Major Stakes Wins 2008 when running off by 4 1/4 lengths in the Grade II, $515,000 Super Derby Barona Cup H. (Dmr)—Shake Off (2004) at Louisiana Downs. Bertrando H. (Hol)—Vetheuil (1999) B. WAYNE HUGHES • Sent Atswhatimtalknbout to the 2003 Kentucky Derby after selling a minority • Purchased historic Thoroughbred nursery , a 700-acre facility interest to entertainment industry personalities Steven Spielberg, Gary Ross and in Lexington, Ky., for an undisclosed sum from Bruce Kline and partners in June Frank Marshall. Atswhatimtalknbout finished fourth after running fourth when of 2004. Trainer Ron Ellis, who advises Hughes on Thoroughbred purchases at favored in the Santa Anita Derby. public auction, acted as an advisor on the deal. • Gained two derby victories in 2005 with 3-year-olds Greeley’s Galaxy in the • Elected to The Jockey Club in September of 2008. Also serves on the board of Illinois Derby and Don’t Get Mad in the Indiana Derby as well as in the Derby directors of Breeders’ Cup Ltd. Trial with Don’t Get Mad. After being supplemented to the Kentucky Derby for • First Thoroughbred owned: Patmoss, purchased at a Hollywood Park sale in $200,000, Greeley’s Galaxy finished 11th. 1972. Became involved in racing with neighbors and owned horses in partnership • His Joyeux Danseur enjoyed a strong 1998 campaign, romping to victories in the with them. Woodford Reserve Turf Classic at Churchill Downs and the Mervin H. Muniz Jr. Memorial Handicap at Fair Grounds. After a five-month break, the son of Nureyev was fifth in the Keeneland Mile before running seventh in the Breeders’ Cup Mile. Joyeux Danseur ended the year with four wins from six starts and earnings of $515,792. • Bought European Group I-winning mare Shake the Yoke privately in 1996. After a slow start in the U.S., the daughter of Caerleon finished second in the Buena Vista and Santa Ana handicaps at Santa Anita before a three-length victory in the Wilshire Handicap at Hollywood Park.

Personal • Born in Gotebo, Oklahoma, in 1933. Attended University of Southern California. Lives in Malibu with wife, Kaye. Has two children from a previous marriage, Tamara and Wayne, Jr. • Founder of Public Storage, which grew into a company with some 1,400 storage facilities and more than 572,000 tenants in 38 states. Started company in 1972 with a $50,000 investment. He and his family retain 39 percent of a company that ranked him among Forbes 400 of country’s richest people with a net worth estimated at $1.7 billion. • Personally created and supports the Parker Hughes Cancer Center in Minnesota. The center employs about 200 people. Its achievements include developing the drug B43-PAP to treat children’s leukemia. The center discovered, isolated and crystallized the gene for CD 19, an anogen on the outside of cancer cells. It is the first major immune system gene to be crystallized. Other Major Stakes Wins JAY EM ESS STABLE Affirmed H. (GIII-Hol)—Golden Itiz (2010) A Gleam H. (GII-Hol)—Stormy But Valid (1990) (Samantha Siegel) (GIII-CD)—Arson Squad (2010) Aristides H. (CD)—Thisnearlywasmine (1998) Ashland (GI-Kee)—Urbane (1995) Residence: Beverly Hills, California Beaumont (GII-Kee)—Fluttery Danseur (GIII-1992) Silks: Blue, lime green "MS" on Bel Air H. (Hol)—Prospectors Gamble (GII-1990) Bienville (FG)—Coy Cat (2009) back, blue and green cap Black-Eyed Susan (GII-Pim)—Acting Happy (2010) Californian (GII-Hol)—Rail Trip (2010) Canterbury Park Derby (CP)—Latin Dancer (1997) Delaware H. (GII-Del)—Urbane (GIII-1996) Del Mar Futurity (GII-Dmr)—Declan’s Moon (2004) Delta Princess (DeD)—By the Light (2007) Elizabeth Bay (Bel)—By the Light (2009) Santa Anita Stakes Wins Flip’s Pleasure (Aqu)—By the Light (2008) Baldwin (GIII)—Latin Dancer (1997) Golden Rod (GII-CD)—Miss Pickums (2000) Blue Norther—Navigator (2008) Gowell (TP)—Rapid Racer (2009) La Brea (GI)—I Ain’t Bluffing (1997) Gravesend H. (GIII-Aqu)—Here’s Zealous (2001) Las Flores H. (GIII)—Stormy But Valid (1990) (TP)—Mitigation (2008) Pine Tree Lane (OT)—Theverythoughtof U (2007) Hawthorne H. (GIII-Hol)—I Ain’t Bluffing (GII-1998) Robert B. Lewis (GII)—Declan’s Moon (2005) Holiday Inaugural (TP)—Coy Cat (2009) San Miguel—Thisnearlywasmine (1997) Hollywood Futurity (GI-Hol)—Declan’s Moon (2004) San Pedro H.—Arson Squad (2006) Hollywood Gold Cup H. (GI-Hol)—Rail Trip (2009) Santa Anita Oaks (GI)—Hedonist (1998) Hollywood Juvenile Championship (GIII-Hol)—Ramblin Guy (GII-1993) Santa Maria (GII)—Vision in Gold (2011) Hollywood Prevue (GIII-Hol)—Declan’s Moon (2004) Santa Monica H. (GI)—Stormy But Valid (1990) Hollywood Starlet (GI-Hol)—I Believe In You (2000) Santana Mile H.—Rail Trip (2009) Jim Kostoff (Fpx)—Pinal (2010) Sen. Ken Maddy H. (GIII-OT)—Denim Yenem (1995) Kentucky Cup Juvenile Fillies (TP)—Miss Pickums (2000) Strub (GII) - Arson Squad (2007) Kentucky Jockey Club (GII-CD)—Ifyoucouldseemenow (GIII-1992) La Jolla H. (GII-Dmr)—Singular (GIII-1978) JAY EM ESS STABLE Landaluce (Hol)—Distinctive Sis (GIII-1988); Garden Gal (GIII-1990); champion bypassed the Breeders’ Cup Juvenile. Fluttery Danseur (GII-1991); Zealous Connection (GII-1992) • Declan’s Moon, purchased by Samantha Siegel for $125,000 at the 2003 Fasig- Maryland Million Oaks (Lrl)—Urbane (1995) Tipton Mid-Atlantic September yearling sale, finished the year by earning Matiara (Hol)—I Ain’t Bluffing (1997) $507,300 following his one-length victory over eventual Kentucky Derby cham- Meadowlands Cup H. (GII-Med)—Arson Squad (2008) pion in the Hollywood Futurity. Mervyn LeRoy H. (GII-Hol)—Rail Trip (2010) • After extending his unbeaten streak to five with a win in Santa Anita’s 2005 Mighty Forum (Bel)—Arson Squad (2010) Santa Catalina Stakes – subsequently renamed in memory of Robert B. Lewis – Milady BC H. (GII-Hol)—I Ain’t Bluffing (GI-1998) Declan’s Moon underwent surgery to remove a bone chip from his left knee and Missy’s Mirage (Aqu)—By the Light (2009) missed the Triple Crown events in 2005. NY Breeders’ Futurity (Fl)—By the Light (2007) • His indestructible image dulled by twice running second as the odds-on choice Oklahoma Derby (RP)—Redeemed (2011) in 2009 Hollywood Gold Cup preps following five straight wins to begin his Pearl City (Bel)—By the Light (2008) career, Rail Trip delivered when it mattered most with a three-length victory in Personal Ensign H. (GI-Sar)—Urbane (1996) Hollywood Park’s signature event. “From 2-to-5 to 10-1,” commented Samantha Railbird (GII-Hol)—I Ain’t Bluffing (1997) Siegel. “In two races, they all jumped ship.” Favored in all seven of his previous Robert K. Kerlan Memorial (Hol)—Latin Dancer (1997) races including the Mervyn LeRoy Handicap and Californian, Rail Trip rewarded Saratoga BC H. (GII-Sar)—Suave (2005) his faithful with a $21.40 win mutuel in the Gold Cup. (GIII-GP)—Arson Squad (2010) • Rail Trip returned in 2010 to record victories at Hollywood Park in the Gold Soft Morning (Aqu)—By the Light (2009) Cup’s two major preps, the Grade II Mervyn LeRoy Handicap and the Grade II Sorority (GIII-Mth)—Fluttery Danseur (1991) Californian, but fell one-half length short when upset by Awesome Gem as the Sorrento (GII-Dmr)—How So Oiseau (1994) odds-on choice in his bid to win a second successive Hollywood Gold Cup. (GI-Sar)—Miss Iron Smoke (1991) • Campaigned I Ain’t Bluffing, a multiple Grade I stakes winner who won the La BC (GII-Hol)—Arson Squad (2006) Brea Stakes at Santa Anita in December 1997 and the 1998 Milady at Hollywood Thoroughbred Club of America (GIII-Kee)—Ifyoucouldseemenow (1992) Park. Triple Bend H. (GI-Hol)—Prospectors Gamble (GIII-1990) • Latin Dancer, a $210,000 yearling purchase, won five stakes in 1997 including Union Avenue (Sar)—By the Light (2008) Santa Anita’s Grade III Baldwin Stakes. Washington Park H. (GII-AP)—Suave (2006) • Arson Squad, purchased for $100,000 as a yearling, captured Hollywood Park's $330,450 Swaps Breeders' Cup Stakes in 2006. He pushed his career earnings Highlights to $564,450 in 2007 when taking Santa Anita’s $300,000 Strub Stakes before hitting the sidelines with a popped abscess. In 2008, Arson Squad ended a • Eclipse Award winner: Declan’s Moon, 2004 2-Year-Old Colt. seven-race winless streak with a 2 1/2-length score in the Grade II, $350,000 • First stakes winner: Wininreno in 1976 Julian Cole Handicap at Calder. The Meadowlands Cup Handicap for his first victory since the Strub Stakes. late John Tammaro was the trainer. • Won Hollywood Park’s three consecutive years from 1990 • Perfect in four starts, Declan’s Moon was voted an Eclipse Award in 2004 as through 1992 following a victory in 1988. The late Brian Mayberry trained each North America’s top juvenile following graded stakes victories in the Del Mar of the victorious 2-year-old fillies. Futurity, Hollywood Prevue Stakes and Hollywood Futurity. The stable’s first • Winless in Breeders’ Cup races, but won three $100,000 stakes on the Gulfstream Park Breeders’ Cup program in 1989 with Tasteful TV, Stormy But Valid and Edgy Diplomat. • I Believe In You shipped in from Kentucky to capture 2000 Hollywood Starlet. The Pleasant Tap filly’s trainer, Paul McGee, the brother-in-law of trainer Ron Ellis, gained his first Grade I victory in the process. • Purchased first horse in 1964 at Timonium yearling sale and named her Najecam (Mace and Jan spelled backwards). She broke her maiden at age five.

Personal • Samantha Siegel became the surviving member of the stable named for Mace, Jan and daughter Samatha following patriarch Mace Siegel's death on Oct. 26, 2011 in Beverly Hills at the age of 86. Jan Siegel, Mace's wife, died at age 69 in 2002 following a long battle with cancer. A son, Evan, is not part of the racing opera- tion. • Mace Siegel, who moved his family to California in 1976, co-founded the Thoroughbred Owners of California and was an officer and board member with that organization for many years. He made generous donations to the California Retirement Management Account for retired racehorses and supported the chari- table Edwin Gregson Foundation. • A native of Jersey City, N. J., Siegel owned and operated shopping centers in the United States. The family's successful racing operation, Jay Em Ess Stable, became a familiar sight at tracks across the nation, but especially in California where the Siegels have been based for over 40 years. • Mace met Jan on a blind date at in 1962. They were married two months and five days later. Jan was a singer with big bands and her favorite song was a Cole Porter hit, "I Love You Samantha." They decided to name their daughter after the song. • Mace Siegel owned Macerich Company of Santa Monica, which developed, owned and managed regional shopping malls. He acquired his first mall in 1972. Macerich became the country's third largest owner of regional malls.

JAY EM ESS STABLE

Other Major Stakes Wins AARON & MARIE JONES Affirmed H. (GIII-Hol)—Valdez (1979) Bayshore (GIII-Aqu)—Forest Dancer (2004) (GI-Bel)—Riboletta (2000) Residence: Eugene, Oregon Beverly Hills H. (GII-Hol)—La Zanzara (1974, 1975) Silks: White, red cross-sashes, red Bien Bien (Hol)—Music’s Storm (2002) Bowling Green H. (GII-Bel)—Sunriver (2007) diamonds on sleeves, Carter H. (GI-Aqu)—Forest Danger (2005) white & red cap Clement L. Hirsch H. (GII-Dmr)—Riboletta (2000) (GII-FG)—Tiffany Lass (1986) Del Mar Futurity (GII-Dmr)—Forest Camp (1999) Dwyer (GII-Bel)—Forestry (1999) (GII-FG)—Tiffany Lass (GIII-1986) Fantasy (GI-OP)—Miss Musket (GII-1974); Tiffany Lass (1986) Harry Henson (Hol)—Sabulose (1989) Hawthorne H. (GIII)—Riboletta (GII-2000) Santa Anita Stakes Wins Hollywood Oaks (GII-Hol)—Miss Musket (1974) El Monte H.—Danebo (1983) Hollywood Turf Cup (GI-Hol)—Sunriver (2007) Frank E. Kilroe Mile (GI)—Sir Pele (GII-1984) (GI-Bel)— (1982) San Carlos H. (GII)—Danebo (1984) Kentucky Cup Classic (GII-TP)—Shaniko (2005) San Felipe (GII)—Prime Timber (1999) Kentucky Oaks (GI-CD)—Tiffany Lass (1986) San Juan Capistrano Invitational H. (GII)—La Zanzara (GI-1975); Lemhi Gold King’s Bishop (GI-Sar)—Forestry (1999) (GI-1982) Los Angeles H. (GIII-Hol)—Forest Grove (2005) San Luis Obispo H. (GII)—Sir Pele (1984); Western (1985) Marlboro Cup (GI-Bel)—Lemhi Gold (1982) San Marcos H. (GII)—Western (1983) Meadowlands BC (GII-Med)—Master Command (2006) San Marino H.—Lemhi Gold (1982); Swoon (1985) Milady BC H. (GII-Hol)—Riboletta (GI-2000) San Pasqual H. (GII)—Valdez (1980); Danebo (1984) Mineshaft H. (GIII-FG)—Master Command (2007) San Pedro H.—Forestry (1999) National Jockey Club H. (GIII-Haw)—Master Command (2007) Santa Margarita Invitational H. (GI)—Riboletta (2000) New Orleans H. (GII-FG)—Master Command (2007) Santa Anita Oaks (GI)—Miss Musket (1974) Pirate’s Bounty (Dmr)—Forest Camp (2000) Santa Ysabel (GIII)—Miss Musket (1974) Richter Scale BC H. (GII-GP)—Half Ours (2007) Tokyo City Cup H. (GIII)—Kela (2003) Robert F. Carey Memorial (Haw)—Sir Pele (1983) Ruffian H. (GI-Bel)—Riboletta (2000) AARON & MARIE JONES H. (Hol)—Tiffany Lass (1987) • Purchased Prime Timber for $375,000 at 1998 Ocala February sale of 2-year-olds Spinster (GI-Kee)—Riboletta (2000) in training through trainer , and finished second in the Hollywood Swaps (GII-Hol)—Valdez (GI-1979) Futurity before winning the San Felipe and running second in the Santa Anita Inv. H. (GI-Bel)—Lemhi Gold (GII-1982) Derby. Was early Kentucky Derby favorite, but ran fourth. Torrey Pines (Dmr)—Tamara Princess (2001) • Three of their runners, each named in relation to the couple’s lumber business, Thelma (FG)—Tiffany Lass (1986) captured graded stakes races in 1999. Forestry won three including Saratoga’s Three Chimneys Juvenile (CD)—Half Ours (2005) Grade I King’s Bishop Stakes. Forest Camp took the Del Mar Futurity while Vanity H. (GI-Hol)—Riboletta (2000) Prime Timber was victorious in Santa Anita’s San Felipe Stakes. Westwood (Hol)—Lemhi Gold (1981) • Raced Miss Musket in 1974. The Charlie Whittingham-trainee dominated the William Donald Schafer H. (GIII-Pim)—Master Command (2006) 3-year-old filly division in California with victories including the Santa Anita and Hollywood Oaks. But she proved no match for in a celebrated match Highlights race at Hollywood Park that year. • Eclipse Award winners: Lemhi Gold, 1982 Older Horse; Tiffany Lass, 1986 3-Year-Old Filly; Riboletta, 2000 Older Female. Personal • Their Riboletta, a Brazilian-bred 5-year old, was North America’s dominant older • Aaron and Marie Jones have been married since 1971. Aaron Upton Jones is a female in 2000 when victorious in five Grade I events plus a pair of Grade II native of Utopia, Tex., who attended the University of Oregon. stakes. She earned an Eclipse Award after winning seven of 11 starts and earning • The couple owns Seneca Sawmill Company and the Seneca Timber Company nearly $1.4 million. She swept Hollywood Park’s three-race series for older fillies in Eugene, Ore. Seneca Sawmill produces more than 275 million feet of lumber and mares, took the Ruffian and Beldame at , Santa Anita’s Santa annually and is reputed to be “the most technically advanced sawmill in the Margarita Invitational Handicap and Keeneland’s . Riboletta was world.” retired after she was injured while finishing seventh in the Breeders’ Cup Distaff. • Own 175,000 acres of timberland in Oregon and a 3,000-acre tree farm in New Her career earnings amounted to $1,555,103. Zealand. • Campaigned two national champions while associated with the late Hall of Fame • First venture into ownership came in 1971 at November Breeding Stock Sale trainer . Lemhi Gold, winner of six of 12 starts and $1 million in at Keeneland, where they bought five broodmares and eight weanlings for 1982, was named best older colt or gelding, while Tiffany Lass was 3-year-old $113,000. filly champ of 1986 after going six-for-six with earnings of $445,043. • In addition to Laz Barrera and Charlie Whittingham, trainers over the years have • Lemhi Gold’s victories included the Jockey Club Gold Cup and Marlboro Cup included Michael Whittingham, Ron McAnally, Neil Drysdale, Baffert, Dr. Joe on dirt and the San Juan Capistrano and Sword Dancer on turf. He narrowly lost Cannon, and Eduardo Inda. The latter conditioned Riboletta. in balloting for Horse of the Year to in 1982. • First association with Baffert came in 1997 when Jones paid $1.5 million for • Sunriver, their 4-year-old homebred, coasted to his first Grade I win in December Forestry at the 1997 Keeneland July yearling sale. of 2007 when taking Hollywood Park’s $250,000 Hollywood Turf Cup by 2 3/4 • Conducted major dispersal of horses in 1990. lengths over favored . • , regular rider of Tiffany Lass, credited the Joneses and Barrera with giving him his first major opportunity in Southern California when he was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1997. Frank E. Kilroe Mile H. (GI)—Tychonic (GII-1996); Decarchy (GII-2002); FARMS Proviso (2010) Harold Ramser Sr. H. (OT)—Kithira (2002-2nd div.) (Prince Khalid Abdullah) Kalookan Queen H.—Indian Flare (2006) La Puente—Marine (2001) Las Cienegas H. (GIII)—Heat Haze (2003); Etoile Montante (2004) Las Palmas H. (GII)—Wandesta (1996); Tates Creek (2002) Residences: Saudi Arabia; Lexington, Malibu (GI)—Mizzen Mast (2001); Latent Heat (2006) Kentucky; Newmarket, London and Monrovia H. (GIII)—Jibboom (2009) Kent, England Pasadena H.—To Sender (2006) Silks: Green, pink sash, white sleeves, San Antonio H. (GII)—Hatim (GI-1986) San Carlos H. (GII)—Latent Heat (2007) pink cap San Gorgonio H. (GII)—Wandesta (1996); Tates Creek (2003) San Juan Capistrano Inv. H. (GII)— (GI-1996); Midships (2009) San Luis Rey H. (GII)—Midships (2009) San Marino H.—Requete (2003) Triple Crown Win San Marcos (GII)—Public Purse (2000); Champs Elysees (2008) (GI-Bel)— (2003) San Simeon H (GIII)—Speak In Passing (2003) Santa Ana H. (GII)—Wandesta (GI-1995); Spanish Fern (2000); Costume (2008) Santa Barbara H. (GII)—Wandesta (GI-1995) Breeders’ Cup Wins Santa Monica H. (GI)—Honest Lady (2000); Ventura (2009) Filly & Mare Sprint—Ventura (2008-OT) Santa Ynez (GII)—Honest Lady (1999) Filly & Mare Turf (GI)—Banks Hill (2001-Bel); (2005-Bel); Strub (GII)—Mizzen Mast (2002) Midday (2009-OT) Yellow Ribbon (GI)—Super Staff (1992); (1997); Spanish Fern (1999); Tates Creek (2003) Santa Anita Stakes Wins Arcadia H. (GII)—Diplomatic Bag (2004) Other Major Stakes Wins Buena Vista H. (GII)—Media Nox (1997); Costume (2008); Jibboom (2009) Alabama (GI-Sar)—Flute (2001) Cardinal H. (GIII-CD)—Deluxe (2011) (GI-AP)—Chester House (2000); Beat Hollow (2002) Carleton F. Burke H. (GIII-OT)—Public Purse (1999) Bay Meadows H. (GIII-BM)—Kirkwall (1999) Churchill Distaff Turf Mile (GII-CD)—Aviate (2011) Beldame (GI-Bel)—Sightseek (2003, 2004) Clement L. Hirsch Turf Championship (GI-OT)—Senure (2001) Beverly D (GI-AP)—Heat Haze (2003) Flower Hill H.—Indian Flare (2007) Beverly Hills H. (GII-Hol)—Light Jig (2004) JUDDMONTE FARMS Bien Bien (Hol)—Special Rate (2003) Just a Game (GI-Bel)—Intercontinental (2004-GII); Ventura (GI-2008); Proviso Brown Bess (GIII-GG)—Out of Reach (2001) (2010) Caesars International (GII-Atl)—Exbourne (1991) Kentucky Oaks (GI-CD)—Flute (2001) Californian (GII-Hol)— (GI-1996); Skimming (GI-2001) La Jolla H. (GII-Dmr)—Paga (GIII-2001) CashCall Mile Invitational (GIII-Hol)—Intercontinental (2005) La Prevoyante H. (GII-Dmr)—Interim (1996) Charles Whittingham Memorial H. (GI-Hol)—Midships (2009) Lexington (GIII-Bel)—Chiselling (2002) Churchill Distaff Turf Mile (GIII-CD)—Heat Haze (2003); Mirabilis (2006) Long Branch BC (Mth)—First Defense (2007) Dahlia H. (GII-Hol)—Didina (1996) Long Island H. (GII-Aqu)—Yenda (1995) Del Mar BC H. (GII-Dmr)—Three Valleys (2005) Los Angeles H. (GIII-Hol)—Forest Gazelle (1996) Delta Airlines H. (GII-Aqu)—Sightseek (2002) Manhattan H. (GI-Bel)—Beat Hollow (2002); (2006) Diana H. (GI-Sar)—Tates Creek (2002); Proviso (2010) Man o’ War (GI-Bel)—Defensive Play (1990); Cacique (2006) Distaff BC H. (GII-Aqu)—Honest Lady (2000) Matiara (Hol)—High Walden (2000) Eddie Read H. (GI-Dmr)—Marquetry (1992); Expelled (1997) Matriarch (GI)—Wandesta (1996); Ryafan (1997); Heat Haze (2003); Price Tag Elkhorn (GIII-Kee)—Epicenter (2004) (2006); Ventura (2009) Escondido H. (Dmr)—Dance Dreamer (2002) Meadowlands Cup H. (GII-Med)—Marquetry (GI-1993) Fastness H. (Hol)—Senure (GIII-2000) Noble Damsel H. (GIII-Bel)—Tate’s Creek (2002) First Lady (GI-Kee)—Proviso (2010) Northern Dancer Turf (GI-WO)—Champs Elysees (2008); Redwood (2010) Derby (GI-GP)—Empire Maker (2003) Oceanport (GIII-Mth)—Three Valleys (2006) Forego (GI-Sar)—First Defence (2008) H. (GI-Bel)—Sightseek (2003, 2004) Gamely BC H. (GI-Hol)—Toussaud (1993); Tates Creek (2003) Pacific Classic (GI-Dmr)—Tinners Way (1994, 1995); Skimming (2000, 2001) Garden City BC H. (GI-Bel)—True Flare (GII-1996) Palisades (Kee)—Velvet Morning (2000) (GI-Sar)—Sightseek (2003) Palomar BC H. (GII-Dmr)—Etoile Montante (2004); Intercontinental (2005) Golden Gate H. (GIII-GG)—Dushyantor (1998) Pattison Canadian International (GI-WO)—Champs Elysees (2009) Hollywood BC Oaks (GII-Hol)—Sleep Easy (GI-1995) Poker H. (GIII-Bel)—War Zone (2003); Art Master (2007) Hollywood Gold Cup H. (GI-Hol)—Marquetry (1991) Queen Elizabeth II Challenge Cup (GI-Kee)—Ryafan (1997) Hollywood Gold Cup (GI-Hol)—Aptitude (2001) Rampart H. (GII-GP)—Sightseek (2004) Hollywood Turf Cup (GI-Hol)— (1984, 1986); Exbourne (1991); Raven Run (GIII-Kee)—Sightseer (2002) (1992); Champs Elysees (2008) Robert G. Dick Memorial H. (GIII-Del)—Treat Gently (2010) Humana Distaff H. (GI–CD)—Sightseek (2003) Rothmans International (GI-WO)—French Glory (1990); Raintrap (1994) (GIII-Bel)—Shibboleth (2002); First Defense (2008) San Clemente H. (GII-Dmr)—True Flare (1996) Jenny Wiley (GIII-Kee)—Tates Creek (2002); Intercontinental (2004, 2005) San Diego H. (GII-Dmr)—Skimming (GIII-2000, GIII-2001) Jim Murray Memorial (GII-Hol)—Skipping (ng-2002) Saratoga BC H. (GII-Sar)—Aptitude (2001) Jockey Club Gold Cup (GI-Bel)—Aptitude (2001) (GI-AP)—Chiselling (2002) Shadwell Turf Mile (GI-Kee)—Kirkwall (GII-1999) Sheepshead Bay (GII-Bel)—Treat Gently (2010) • Juddmonte gained two Eclipse Awards in 2003 when presented its second as out- (GII-Bel)—Apple of Kent (2001) standing owner and an unprecedented fourth – including third in a row – as out- Steinlen (Hol)—Senure (2000) standing breeder. Horses won an unparalleled eleven Grade I stakes races in 2003. Tanforan H. (GG)—Decarchy (GIII-2002) Multiple stakes winners included Sightseek, with four; Empire Maker, three, and Top Flight H. (GII-Aqu)—Sightseek (2002) Heat Haze and Tates Creek with two each. Achieved first Triple Crown victory in Top Secret (Bel)—Turn Away (2009) 2003 when Empire Maker captured the Belmont Stakes, ending ’s bid Turf Paradise BC H. (TuP)—Auction House (2002) for Triple Crown. United Nations H. (GI-Mth)—Senure (2001) • Prior to 2003, won an Eclipse Award as outstanding owner in 1997 when Ryafan Vagrancy H. (GII-Bel)—Indian Flare (2007) was named champion female turf horse following victories in Oak Tree’s Yellow Vinery Madison (GII-Kee)—Ventura (2008) Ribbon Stakes and Hollywood Park’s Matriarch. The Yellow Ribbon win was the Winstar Galaxy (GII-Kee)—Intercontinental (2005) second of four in the Grade I for Juddmonte. Previous awards as North America’s Woodbine Mile (GI-WO)—Ventura (2009) leading breeder came in 1995, 2001 and 2002. Wood Memorial (GI–Aqu)—Empire Maker (2003) • Outfit has ranked among England’s top four owners each year since 1982. Often Woodford Reserve Turf Classic (GI-CD)—Beat Hollow (2002) would race younger horses in Europe before sending them to the U.S. where Hall of Famer Bobby Frankel was its principal trainer prior to Frankel’s death on Nov. Highlights 16, 2009. • Named in memory of Bobby Frankel, Frankel, a son of trained by Henry • Eclipse Awards: Owner (1992, 2003); Breeder (1995, 2001, 2002, 2003) Cecil, became European Horse of the Year following his 3-year-old season in • First winner: Charming Native, May 14, 1979. 2011. Undefeated in nine career starts, Frankel dominated his European chal- • First classic winner: Known Fact in 1980 English 2000 Guineas. He was the lengers with four Group I victories and ranked atop the World Thoroughbred first Arab owner to win the race. Rankings throughout the latter part of 2011. • Four years after Banks Hill gave this international racing giant its first Breeders’ • Leading owner at Santa Anita’s 1995-96 meet. Led Oak Tree in 1996, 1997, 1999 Cup victory in the Filly and Mare Turf, her full sister, Intercontinental, captured and 2004. Has topped Hollywood Park’s spring/summer meet standings six times the 2005 running at Belmont Park. Intercontinental, thus, clinched an Eclipse and its autumn meet standings once. Headed Del Mar’s owner standings four Award as North America’s female turf champion and was retired with earnings of times. over $2 million. Ventura provided third Breeders' Cup victory by taking the inau- • Won a pair of Grade I races in Southern California in 2006 when Latent Heat gural Filly & Mare Sprint in 2008 at Santa Anita. took Santa Anita’s Malibu Stakes and Price Tag provided outfit with a record fifth • Juddmonte gained its fourth Breeders’ Cup victory when the World victory in Hollywood Park’s Matriarch. Championships returned to Santa Anita in 2009 as British-based Midday cap- • Took home a pair of Southern California Grade I events in 2009 with scores by tured the $2 million Filly & Mare Turf for legendary British trainer Henry Cecil. Ventura in Santa Anita’s Santa Monica Handicap and by Midships in Hollywood “It’s great for the Prince ( Abdullah),” Cecil said afterward. “He has been a Park’s Charles Whittingham Memorial Handicap after Champs Elysees closed out great supporter of mine. If it wasn’t for him, I wouldn’t be here now.” 2008 with a tally in the Grade I Hollywood Turf Cup.

JUDDMONTE FARMS • The international powerhouse became less of a presence in the United States Personal following the passing of Frankel, but added Hollywood Park’s 2009 Matriarch • Prince Khalid Abdullah is a member of the ruling family of Saudi Arabia. He was with Ventura and Santa Anita’s 2010 Frank E. Kilroe Mile with Proviso to its list born in 1937 in Taif. He is a first cousin and brother-in-law of Fahd Salman. He of accomplishments in Southern California. Proviso’s victories in the U.S. dur- prefers to be known as “Mr. Khalid Abdullah.” Reserved, he shuns publicity. ing 2010 included a pair of Grade I stakes in New York, Saratoga’s Diana and • Presides over a massive conglomerate known as “Mawared.” His four sons are Belmont’s Just a Game, and the Grade I First Lady at Keeneland. heavily involved in managing ventures, including catering, cleaning, cement, elec- • Owned 15 North American-bred stakes winners in 1996, all bred in Kentucky, tronics and insurance. Abdullah owns a one-percent interest in Chase Manhattan and five foreign-bred runners that won stakes in the U.S. Bank. • Named Kentucky Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders Association’s top owner in • Developed a love for English racing when his family rented a house in London 1990, 1992 and 1994. for the summer during the 1960s. Became an owner in 1977 with purchase of • Won 2000 Pacific Classic with Skimming, defeating eventual Breeders’ Cup four yearlings. Classic winner Tiznow. Skimming successfully defended his Pacific Classic title • Extensive breeding interests are collectively known as Juddmonte Farms. Owns in 2001 to provide fourth victory in Del Mar’s signature event after Tinners Way five breeding farms in Europe: Juddmonte Stud, Banstead Manor Stud and Eagle had won back-to-back runnings in 1994 and 1995. Manor Farm in U.K.; Ferrans Stud and New Abby Stud in Ireland. • Flute was double Grade I winner in 2001, taking the Kentucky Oaks and the • The North American operation is based at 1,800-acre Juddmonte Farms near Alabama Stakes. Aptitude also won a pair of Grade Is in 2001, capturing the Lexington, Ky. Dr. John C. Chandler is president of Juddmonte’s U.S. operation. Hollywood Gold Cup and the Jockey Club Gold Cup at Belmont Park. Juddmonte’s racing manager is Grant Pritchard-Gordon and general manager is • Won Grade I races by way of disqualification 30 minutes apart on both coasts Philip Mitchell. July 1, 2001, when Senure was placed first in United Nations Handicap at • Honorary Member, Great Britain’s Jockey Club, 1983. Monmouth Park, followed by Aptitude’s promotion to first in Hollywood Gold Cup. • Achieved historic double in 1993 as homebred Commander in Chief followed Nijinsky II and Shergar in winning the English and Irish derbies. Homebred Wemyss Bright won . Both were sired by , organization’s 1986 European Horse of the Year. • Other European stakes wins include the Prix Royal Oak, English 2000 Guineas, Cheveley Park Stakes, , Epsom Derby, , , Elizabeth Diamond Stakes, Haydock Sprint Cup, Queen Elizabeth II Stakes, , St. Leger Stakes, Heinz 57 , Poule d’Essai des Pouliches, Prix du Jockey-Club, Prix de Diane, Prix du Moulin de Longchamp, and Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe. Highlights GEORGE KRIKORIAN • First stakes winner: Starrer, in the 2001 Princess Stakes at Hollywood Park. She then went on to provide first Grade I victory in 2003’s Santa Maria Handicap and came back to capture the Grade I Santa Margarita Handicap. Starrer com- Residence: Redondo Beach peted in both the 2001 and 2002 runnings of the Breeders’ Cup Distaff, finishing Silks: Magenta, black and silver "K" fourth and fifth, respectively. • First winner: Box Office Girl in 1998. emblems, black and silver bar emblems • Multiple stakes winner Hollywood Story became the first horse in race history to on blue sleeves, multi-colored cap break her maiden in Hollywood Park’s Hollywood Starlet when upsetting favored Victory U.S.A. in the 2003 running. Hollywood Story added Hollywood Park’s Grade II Handicap the following year and the Grade III Hawthorne Handicap in 2005 despite clipping heals and almost falling. In 2006, she won Hollywood Park’s Grade I Vanity Handicap before being retired at year’s end with earnings of $1,171,105. • Has upwards of 50 horses in training, most in the care of trainer .

Santa Anita Stakes Wins Personal Santa Margarita H. (GI)—Starrer (2003) • Born July 27, 1945 in Salem, New Hampshire, just one mile from Rockingham Santa Maria H. (GI)—Starrer (2003) Park. Santa Paula—Starrer (2001) • Single with two grown children. • Served in the Navy and spent one year in Vietnam before earning a degree at Los Other Major Stakes Wins Angeles City College. Bayakoa H. (GII-Hol)—Starrer (2001, 2002); Hollywood Story (2004) • Builds and owns movie theaters in Southern California. Opened his first movie Hawthorne H. (GIII-Hol)—Hollywood Story (2005) complex in Palos Verdes in 1984. The chain grew to over 100 before it was Hollywood Starlet (GI-Hol)—Hollywood Story (2003) sold to Regal Cinemas in 1997. Opened his own company, Krikorian Premiere Great Lady M (Hol)—Costume Designer (2006) Theaters with locations in Downey, San Clemente, Redlands, Monrovia, Chino, Iowa Distaff (PrM)—Freedom Star (2011) Buena Park and Vista. Oceanside (Dmr)—Knockout Artist (2007-1st div.) • Father, George Krikorian Sr., was a noted trainer and racing fan, who passed away Princess (GII-Hol)—Starrer (2001) in September 2004 at age 89. Senorita (GIII-Hol)—Makeup Artist (2003) • Sponsors an annual charity golf tournament that has raised over $100,000 for Vanity H. (GI-Hol)—Hollywood Story (2006) cystic fibrosis research.

GEORGE KRIKORIAN

El Conejo H. (GIII)—With Distinction (2006) ROBERT & BEVERLY LEWIS Goodwood BC H. (GII-OT)— (1998) Las Virgenes (GI)—Serena’s Song (1995); Composure (2003); A. P. Adventure (2004) Trust Monrovia H. (GIII)—Resplendency (2004) Oak Leaf (GI-OT)—Serena’s Song (1995) Pine Tree Lane (OT)—Resplendency (2005) Residence: Newport Beach, California San Felipe (GII)—Consolidator (2005) Silks: Green, yellow hoops, San Fernando BC (GII)—Silver Charm (1998) green and yellow cap San Miguel—Going Wild (2005) San Pasqual H. (GII)—Silver Charm (1999) San Pedro H.—Courageous Act (2004) Santa Anita Oaks (GI)—Serena’s Song (1995); Composure (2003) Santa Maria H. (GI)—Serena’s Song (1996) Santa Monica H. (GI)—Serena’s Song (1996) Santa Ynez (GIII)—Serena’s Song (1995); Dance Daily (2006) Santa Ysabel (GIII)—A. P. Adventure (2004) Triple Crown Wins San Vicente (GII)—Silver Charm (1997-GIII); Exploit (1999) Belmont (GI-Bel)— (2000) Strub (GII)—Silver Charm (1998) Kentucky Derby (GI-CD)—Silver Charm (1997); (1999) Thunder Road H.—Senor Swinger (2006) Preakness (GI-Pim)— (1995); Silver Charm (1997); Charismatic (1999) Other Major Stakes Wins Affirmed H. (GIII-Hol)—Point Determined (2006) Breeders' Cup Wins A.G. Vanderbilt H. (GII-Sar)—Orientate (2002) Juvenile (GI)—Timber Country (1994-CD) Adirondack (GII-Sar)—Salty Perfume (1997); Folklore (2005) Juvenile Fillies (GI)—Forklore (2005-Bel) Aristides BC H. (GIII-CD)—Orientate (2002) Sprint (GI)—Orientate (2002-AP) Arlington H. (AP)—Senor Swinger (2004) Beldame (GI-Bel)—Serena’s Song (1995) Santa Anita Stakes Wins Best Pal (GII-Dmr)—What a Song (2005) Blue Norther—Smart Timing (2001) Bien Bien (Hol)—Chips Are Down (2005) California Cup Juvenile (OT)—Ebonair (1991) Black-Eyed Susan (GII-Pim)—Serena’s Song (1995) Cavonnier (OT)—Race for Glory (2003) Blue Grass (GI-Kee)—High Yield (2000) ROBERT & BEVERLY LEWIS TRUST Cat's Cradle H. (Hol)—Bai and Bai (2008) Las Madrinas H. (Fpx)—Bai and Bai (2007) Champagne (GI-Bel) — Timber Country (1994) Lexington (GIII-Kee)—Charismatic (GII-1999) (GII-CD)­—Distinctive Dixie (2010) Likely Exchange (TP)—Lady’s Laughter (2010) Churchill Downs H. (GIII-CD)—Criollito (1996) Matron (GI-Bel)—Folklore (2005) Clark H. (GI-CD)—Silver Charm (GII-1998) Michael G. Schaefer Mile (Hoo)—Going Wild (2006) Commonwealth BC (GII-Kee)—Orientate (2002) Mother Goose (GI-Bel)—Serena’s Song (1995) Coolmore Lexington (GII–Kee) — Charismatic (1999); Scrimshaw (2003) Ogden Phipps H. (GI-Bel)—Serena’s Song (1996) Crown Royal American Turf (GIII-CD)—Senor Swinger (2003) Opening Verse (CD)—Senor Swinger (2005) Debutante (GIII-CD)—Classic Elegance (2004) Palomares (Fpx)—Fashion Trend (2010) Del Mar Futurity (GII-Dmr)—Silver Charm (1998) Sapling (GIII-Mth)—Hennessy (GII-1995) Del Mar Oaks (GI-Dmr)—Twice The Vice (1994) Schuylerville (GIII-Sar)—Classic Elegance (GII-2004) Dubai World Cup (GI-NAS)—Silver Charm (1998) Smile Sprint H. (GII-Crc)—Orientate (2002) E. B. Johnson (Fpx)—Bai and Bai (2008) Solana Beach H. (Dmr)—Bai and Bai (2007) Fleur de Lis (GIII-CD)—Serena’s Song (1996) Sorrento (GIII-Dmr)—Inspiring (2004) Floral Park H. (GIII-Bel)—Positive Gal (1999) Winnercomm H. (GII-CD)—Straight Man (2000) Forego H. (GI-Sar)—Orientate (2002) Foster City H. (BM)—Bai and Bai (2008) Highlights Fountain of Youth (GII-GP)—High Yield (GI-2000) • Eclipse Award winners owned: Folklore, 2005 Juvenile Filly; Orientate, 2002 H. (GIII-Bel)—Positive Gal (1999) Sprinter; Silver Charm, 1997 3-Year-Old Colt; Serena’s Song, 1995 3-Year-Old Gazelle H. (GI-Bel)—Serena’s Song (1995) Filly; Timber Country (owned in partnership with Gainesway and Overbrook Haskell Invitational H. (GI-Mth)—Serena’s Song (1995) Farm), 1994 2-Year-Old Colt. Hollywood BC Oaks (GII)—Santa Catarina (2003) • First winner: Sunshine Machine in 1990 at Hollywood Park. Hollywood Juvenile Championship (GII-Hol)—Hennessy (GIII-1995); • First stakes winner: Sunshine Machine at Oak Tree in 1990 Blue Eyed Davy. What a Song (2005) • First Grade I winner: Twice The Vice in the 1994 Del Mar Oaks. The win Hollywood Starlet (GI-Hol)—Serena’s Song (1994) gave trainer Ray Bell, Jr. his first Grade I win. Twice The Vice was a $130,000 Hopeful (GI-Sar)—Hennessy (1995); High Yield (1999) purchase at 1993 Keeneland 2-year-old sale, and was sold privately to Pam and Hutcheson (GII-GP)—Valid Wager (1995) Martin Wygod in 1994. Indiana Derby (GIII-Hoo)—Orientate (2001) • Following the death of Bob Lewis on Feb. 17, 2006, at the age of 81, wife Iroquois (GIII-CD)—Exploit (1998) Beverly and son Jeff have carried on the racing legacy that personally established Jefferson Cup (GII-CD)—Senor Swinger (GIII-2003) Bob and Beverly Lewis as racing’s “couple from Camelot,” as described by one Jim Beam (GII-TP)—Serena’s Song (1995) writer, and their racing operation as one of the most successful in the sport’s his- Kentucky Cup Classic H. (GII-CD)—Silver Charm (GIII-1998-DH) tory. Kentucky Jockey Club (GII-CD)—Exploit (1998) Landaluce (Hol)—Serena’s Song (GII-1994) • They won six Triple Crown events, including two Kentucky Derbys, and twice Personal reached the brink of sweeping the Triple Crown series. They won three Breeders’ • Robert Lewis passed away Feb. 17, 2006, due to kidney and heart complications. Cup races, a Dubai World Cup, a total of 32 Grade I or Group I stakes races and On the day of his passing, Point Determined won the seventh race at Golden countless honors that included an Eclipse Award of Merit in 1997. Gate Fields. Commented race caller Michael Wrona as Point Determined crossed • Their Silver Charm just missed becoming the first Triple Crown winner since the wire, “Point Determined. Point made. Bob would be beaming.” Affirmed in 1978 when beat him by three-quarters of a length in the • On Feb. 25, 2006, Santa Anita President Ron Charles announced that the track’s 1997 Belmont Stakes. Grade II Santa Catalina Stakes for 3-year-olds would be renamed the Robert B. • Two years later, their Charismatic, who had run twice previously in claiming Lewis in 2007. races, won the Kentucky Derby and Preakness. His Triple Crown bid failed when • Robert Lewis was born May 12, 1924, in Minneapolis, Minn., and raised in finishing third in the Belmont while suffering a career-ending injury near the Glendale. Beverly was born in San Francisco. Sons, Jeff and Jim and daughter, wire. Nancy Lewis Francois. • After two Kentucky Derby wins and three in the Preakness that began with • Robert, at age 10, accompanied his mother and father to Santa Anita on the first Timber Country in 1995, the couple finally achieved a victory in the Belmont Saturday the track opened in 1934. when longshot Commendable went wire-to-wire to take the 2000 running at • Robert’s father, Branson (Bun) Lewis, was executive secretary of the California odds of 18-1. Brewers Institute, responsible for negotiating labor contracts and lobbying the • Folklore provided third Breeders’ Cup triumph in 2005 when taking Juvenile legislature in the interests of the industry. Fillies at Belmont Park to join the pair’s previous winners: Orientate, 2002 Sprint • Robert returned to the University of Oregon to complete his education following at Arlington Park and Timber Country, 1994 Juvenile at Churchill Downs. World War II service in the Army. He and Beverly met there and wed in 1947. • In 1998, Silver Charm won the Strub and , the Dubai World They attended races at Portland Meadows while in college and honeymooned at Cup, the Kentucky Cup Classic and the Goodwood Handicap before finishing Del Mar. second in the Breeders’ Cup Classic. • The Lewises race in the colors of Robert and Beverly’s alma mater. • Silver Charm, trained by Bob Baffert, was retired in June 1999 as third-highest • After graduation, Robert worked in Los Angeles as a beer sales representative, first earning North American racehorse with $6,944,369. Only Cigar ($9,999,815) for Bohemian Distributing Co., then other brewers in Northern and Southern and Skip Away ($9,616,360) had earned more. California. • Serena’s Song, trained by D. Wayne Lukas, won six Grade I and two Grade • Started Foothill Beverage Company (Anheuser-Busch distributor) on April II events. She became the first filly to Santa Anita’s 3-year-old fillies 16, 1956, in Pomona. It grew to be the second-largest beer distributorship in series (Santa Ynez, Las Virgenes and Santa Anita Oaks in 1995). After winning California. Eldest son, Jeff, has taken over as president and general manager. 18 races, 17 of them graded, Serena’s Song retired in 1996 with earnings of • Robert served on the board of the Pomona Valley Hospital and watched the facil- $3,283,388, more than any other female before her. ity grow and expand into the premier health care provider for the Inland Empire. • Owned early 1999 Kentucky Derby favorite Exploit, who was retired due to a The family has made substantial financial contributions to the hospital, includ- knee injury following his second to Prime Timber in the San Felipe Stakes. ing a $5-million pledge to get the Robert and Beverly Lewis Family Cancer Care project off the ground. The facility opened in March 1993.

ROBERT & BEVERLY LEWIS TRUST • In early September of 2003, Lewis accepted an invitation to join the board of directors of the Oak Tree Racing Association. Robert served as Chairman of the Board of the Thoroughbred Owners of California in 1997, and subsequently vice president. He was also a member of the National Thoroughbred Association policy board and on the board of the Winners’ Foundation. • Big Sport of Turfdom Award winner, 1995, given by the Turf Publicists of America to the person(s) who promote the positive aspects of racing. • Mr. Fitz Award winners, 1999. Voted on by the National Turf Writers’ Association, the award is given to those who typify the spirit of horse racing. • Named TOBA Owner of the Year, Western Region, 1999. Berkeley (GIII-GG)—Run It (2010) MERCEDES STABLE, LLC Clement L. Hirsch H. (GII-Dmr)—Miss Loren (2004) Go for Wand (Del)—Seattle Smooth (2008) (Ernest Moody) Federico Tesio (Pim)—Bank the Eight (2010) Fitz Dixon Cotillion (GII-Pha)—Seattle Smooth (2008) Impressive Style (Hol)—She’s a Jewel (2005) Justakiss (Del)—Spacy Tracy (2010) Residence: Las Vegas, Nevada Laz Barrera Memorial (GII-Hol)—Twice As Bad (2004); Storm Wolf (2005) Silks: Black, yellow “M” zig zag hoop (Pha)—Indian Way (2009) and bar on sleeves, yellow and black cap Ogden Phipps H. (GI-Bel)—Seattle Smooth (2009) Pink Ribbon Invitational (Stk)—Carbonite (2009) Shuvee H. (GII-Bel)—Seattle Smooth (2009) Swaps (GII-Hol)— (2004) Top Flight H. (GII-Aqu)—Spacy Tracy (2010) Will Rogers (GIII-Hol)—Laura’s Lucky Boy (2005)

Santa Anita Stakes Wins Highlights Goodwood BC H. (GII-OT)—Rock Hard Ten (2005) • With Rock Hard Ten at the forefront, stable raced a half-dozen stakes winners Malibu (GI)—Rock Hard Ten (2005) in 2005 who won a dozen stakes races. Rock Hard Ten started the 2004-05 Paseana H.—Miss Loren (2005) Santa Anita meeting with a victory in the Grade I Malibu Stakes followed by San Pedro—Try to Fly (2007) a win in the $300,000 Strub Stakes. He capped off his campaign off with a Santa Anita H. (GI)—Rock Hard Ten (2005) resounding victory in the Santa Anita Handicap. He was then off for six months, Santa Maria H. (GI)—Miss Loren (2005) but returned in style to capture Oak Tree’s Grade II Goodwood Breeders’ Cup Strub (GII)—Rock Hard Ten (2005) Handicap. Thunder Road H.—Laura’s Lucky Boy (2005) • A foot injury kept Rock Hard Ten out of the Breeders’ Cup Classic. Cartilage damage in his left foreleg led to retirement in November of 2005. Rock Hard Other Major Stakes Wins Ten, owned in partnership with Madeleine Pickens, retired with earnings of $1,870,380 from seven victories in 11 career starts. Affirmed H. (GIII-Hol)—Indian Ocean (2005) • In just his third career start, Rock Hard Ten finished second in the 2004 Santa Aladdin Resort & Casino (Dmr)—She’s a Jewel (2005) Anita Derby, but was disqualified for interference and placed third. Alamedan H. (Pln)—Run It (2010) • Stable campaigned multiple stakes winning mare Miss Loren. She won the Grade Alcatraz (GG)—Run It (2009) I Santa Maria Handicap in 2004 after being victorious in the previous year’s Bay Meadows Oaks (BM)—Seattle Smooth (2008) Grade II Clement L. Hirsch Handicap at Del Mar. Bed o’ Roses H. (GII-Aqu)—Seattle Smooth (2009) MERCEDES STABLE • Won three stakes races in 2008 with 3-year-old filly Seattle Smooth including a 2 1/2-length victory in Philadelphia Park’s Grade II, $750,000 Fitz Dixon Cotillion Stakes while upsetting 2-5 favorite . • Seattle Smooth returned in 2009 to add three more stakes victories in New York including Belmont Park’s Grade I Ogden Phipps Handicap for her fifth straight win, four of them in stakes races.

Personal • Born July 25, 1948, Elizabeth, New Jersey. • Son, Austin and daughter, Amber. • President of Action Gaming, founded in 1997. Holds patents to numerous video poker machines. The company is only involved in invention, not manufacture. International Game Technology licensed his Triple Play Draw Poker. It was a runaway success when introduced in casinos in 1997. • Has worked as a restaurateur, stockbroker and casino investor. • Maintains some 20 broodmares plus yearlings at Diamond A Farms located near Versailles, Kentucky. • Bought the 250-acre Brookside West Farm in Bonsall, formerly owned by the late Allen E. Paulson and his wife, Madeleine. Renamed it Moody Creek Farm. Also owns Running Luck Ranch, which is located near Fresno. Other Major Stakes Wins DAVID S. MILCH Arlington Washington Futurity (GIII-AP)—Gilded Time (GII-1992) Bing Crosby BC H. (GI-Dmr)—Disturbingthepeace (GII-2002) CashCall Invitational Mile (GIII-Hol)—Tuzla (ng-1998, ng-1999) Residence: Los Angeles, California Dahlia H. (GII-Hol)—Tuzla (1998) Silks: Red and white diamonds, white H. (Hol)—Echo Eddie (2002) Del Mar Derby (GII-Dmr)—Val Royal (1999) sleeves, red and white cap Del Mar H. (GII-Dmr)—My Style (1991) Escondido H. (Dmr)—Astarabad (1999) Fleet Treat (Dmr)—Above Perfection (2001) Haggin (Hol)—Stalking Tiger (2003) On Trust H. (Hol)—Awesome Daze (1998, 1999) Orinda (GG)—Above Perfection (2002) Osunitas (Dmr)—Tuzla (1998) Palomar BC H. (GII-Dmr)—Tuzla (GIII-1998) Pat O’Brien BC H. (GII-Dmr)—Disturbingthepeace (2002, 2003) Breeders' Cup Wins San Francisco BC Mile H. (GII-GG)—Tuzla (1999); Charmo (2006) Juvenile (GI)—Gilded Time (1992-GP) Sapling (GIII-Mth)—Gilded Time (GII-1992) Mile (GI)—Val Royal (2001-Bel) Sen. Ken Maddy (GG)—Echo Eddie (2002) Triple Bend H. (GI-Hol)—Disturbingthepeace (GII-2002) Santa Anita Stakes Wins Buena Vista H. (GII)—Tuzla (1999) Highlights California Cup Classic H. (OT)—Awesome Daze (1997) • First stakes winner and first horse: Evening M’Lord in first division of 1984 Irish O’Brien—Above Perfection (2002) Sierra Nevada Handicap at Santa Anita. Las Flores H. (GIII)—Above Perfection (2002) • Recorded second Breeders’ Cup victory in 2001 when Val Royal closed strongly Oak Tree BC Mile (OT)—Val Royal (2001) to take the Mile at Belmont Park. Victory came nine years after 1992 champion San Simeon H. (GIII)—Finder's Fortune (1995) 2-year-old Gilded Time, owned in partnership with Mark and Jack Silverman, Santa Ana H. (GII)—Maria Jesse (1989) won the Juvenile at Gulfstream Park. Sensational Star—Echo Eddie (2001) Sierra Nevada H.—Evening M'Lord (1984-1st div.) Valiant Pete H.—Awesome Daze (1998); Echo Eddie (2001)

DAVID S. MILCH • Val Royal’s winning time of 1:32 became a Breeders’ Cup record for the Mile and • Used money earned from “Hill Street Blues” to buy his first horses. followed by 11 years the Breeders’ Cup Mile victory by Val Royal’s sire, Royal • Writer, executive producer and co-creator of popular drama “NYPD Blue.” Won Academy. Milch was reported to have paid $1 million for Val Royal when pur- Emmys for Best Writing in a Drama for the 1996-97 and 1997-98 seasons on chasing the colt in August of 1999. French-bred import won his first U.S. start in “NYPD Blue.” September when victorious in the Del Mar Derby. • Has horses in training with Darrell Vienna and Julio Canani. • Gilded Time went undefeated in four starts in 1992 while earning $855,980. He • Created HBO’s “Luck,” a horseracing themed television series that was shot pre- returned after a year off to finish third in 1993 Breeders’ Cup Sprint. dominantly at Santa Anita, and was scheduled to debut in December of 2011. • French-bred Tuzla, a six-time stakes winner for Milch, defeated males in the 1999 Milch, who had long wanted to do an episodic series related to the sport, served San Francisco Breeders’ Cup Mile at Golden Gate and Santa Anita’s 1999 Buena as producer and writer of the series that stars Dustin Hoffman, Nick Nolte, Vista Handicap, both Grade II stakes. She was sold privately to Robert and Janice Dennis Farina, John Ortiz and retired Hall of Fame jockey Gary Stevens. McNair’s Stonerside Stable in July 1999 for an undisclosed sum. • Disturbingthepeace provided three consecutive Grade II victories in 2002 includ- ing Hollywood Park’s Triple Bend Handicap and the Bing Crosby Breeders’ Cup and Pat O’Brien Breeders’ Cup Handicaps at Del Mar. Disturbingthepeace repeated in the 2003 Pat O’Brien. • Claimed Awesome Daze for $50,000 in June 1997 and captured the California Cup Classic with him four months later. • Other stakes winners owned alone or in partnership include Charmo, Above Perfection, Fenny Rough, Marvin’s Policy, Morcon, Joe’s Tammie, Maria Jesse, Finder’s Fortune and Astarabad.

Personal • Born March 23, 1945, in Buffalo, NY. Wife Rita Stern is an Emmy Award- winning documentarian. • Graduated Summa Cum Laude from Yale University, and earned his M.F.A. from the Writer’s Workshop at Iowa University. During a nine-year teaching career at Yale, co-authored several college textbooks on literature. • Four-time Emmy Award winner as a producer and writer for television and motion pictures. Achieved national prominence as writer and executive producer of award-winning television series “Hill Street Blues,” and won Emmys for writ- ing that show. Oak Leaf (GI-OT)—Zoonaqua (1992) JEROME & ANN MOSS San Antonio H. (GII)—Spellbinder (2006) San Luis Rey H. (GII)—Stanley Park (2005) San Pasqual H. (GII)—Neko Bay (2010) Residence: Los Angeles, California San Simeon H. (GIII)—Lake William (2001) Santa Anita Derby (GI)— (2007) Silks: Green, pink hoop and bar Santa Anita H. (GI)— (1990) on sleeves, green cap Santa Margarita Invitational H. (GI)—Tarlow (2005); Zenyatta (2010) Santa Ynez (GII)—Alpha Kitten (2009) Sen. Ken Maddy H. (GIII-OT)—Dixie Pearl (1996); A La Reine (2001); Belleski (2003, 2004) Tokyo City Cup H. (GIII)—Ruhlmann (1989, 1990)

Other Major Stakes Wins All-American H. (GIII-BM)—Palmeiro (2002) Arlington-Washington Lassie (GIII-AP)—Delicate Vine (GI-1986) Breeders’ Cup Wins Apple Blossom H. (GI-OP)—Zenyatta (2008, 2010) Classic (GI)—Zenyatta (2009-OT) Ascot H. (GIII-BM)—Van Rouge (2002) Ladies Classic (GI)—Zenyatta (2008-OT) Bay Meadows Derby (GIII-BM)—Stanley Park (2003) Bay Meadows BC Sprint H. (GIII-BM)—Lexicon (2000, 2001) Brown Bess H. (BM)—Lindsay Jean (GIII-2003) Triple Crown Win California Jockey Club (GIII-BM)—Solva (1986) Kentucky Derby (GI-CD)—Giacomo (2005) Californian (GII-Hol)—Kudos (2003) CERF H. (Dmr)—Coco Belle (2008) Santa Anita Stakes Wins Clement L. Hirsch H. (GI-Dmr)—Zenyatta (GII-2008, 2009, 2010) Ancient Title BC (GI-OT)—Lexicon (GII-1999) Dahlia H. (GII-Hol)—Aberuschka (GIII-1986) Blue Norther—Aliena (1998) Dayjur (Hol)—Lake William (2001) El Encino (GII)—Zenyatta (2008) Del Mar Debutante (GI-Dmr)— (1993) Goodwood BC (GI-OT)—Tiago (2007) Desert Stormer (Hol)—Corona Lake (1998); Coco Belle (2009) La Cañada (GII)—Tarlow (2005) El Camino Real Derby (GIII-BM)—Ruhlmann (1988) Lady's Secret (GI)—Zenyatta (2008, 2009); Zazu (2011-SA) Forty-Niner H. (GG)—Jimmy Z (2002) Las Virgenes (GI)—Zazu (2011) Hollywood Juvenile Championship (GIII-Hol)—Altazarr (GII-1992) JEROME & ANN MOSS Hollywood Oaks (GII-Hol)—Zazu (2011) • With their decision to extend Zenyatta’s competitive career through 2010, the Hollywood Starlet (GI-Hol)—Sardula (1993) Mosses provided the industry with an enormous gift as racing’s glamour girl Inglewood H. (Hol-GIII)—Madeo (2009) brought widely expanding attention to the sport while continuing her run toward Jamaica H. (GII-Bel)—Ruhlmann (1988) perfection. She reached a record-equaling 19 victories before her thunderous Jim Murray Memorial H. (GII-Hol)—Kudos (ng-2001) rally in quest of a second Breeders’ Cup Classic win fell inches shy of overtaking John C. Mabee (GII-Dmr)—Cozi Rosie (2011) at Churchill Downs on Nov. 6. Noted Steve Haskin, while writing for the Kentucky Oaks (GI-CD)—Sardula (1994) Blood-Horse, “The defeat will be remembered as an affirmation of her greatness. Lady’s Secret (GI-OT-Hol)—Zenyatta (2010) In victory after victory, she captured the heart. In her lone defeat, she captured Landaluce (Hol)—Delicate Vine (GIII-1986); Rhapsodic (GII-1993) the soul. All this remarkable mare lost in the Classic was her unbeaten record.” Mervyn LeRoy H. (GII-Hol)—Fighting Fit (1983); Ruhlmann (GI-1989) • Admiration for the 2009 Breeders’ Cup Classic winner continued to expand with Milady H. (GII-Hol)—Zenyatta (2008, 2009) each win in 2010 as she reached deeper and deeper into an audience beyond Miss America H. (BM)—Lindsay Jean (2003) racing’s normal parameters. The mounting Grade I victories in 2010: the Santa (Mth)—Coco Belle (2007) Margarita at Santa Anita, Apple Blossom at Oaklawn, Vanity Handicap at Native Diver H. (GIII-Hol)—Ruhlmann (1989) Hollywood Park, Del Mar’s Clement L. Hirsch and Oak Tree’s Lady’s Secret at Oaklawn H. (GII-OP)—Kudos (GI-2002); Tiago (2008) Hollywood Park where she matched the record 19 wins posted by Peppers Pride. Palomar BC H. (GII-Dmr)—Aberuschka (1986) • Gracious and giving throughout the Zenyatta odyssey, the Mosses accepted her Paumonok (Aqu)—Lexicon (2001) setback with typical humility. Reported Reuters, the international news service: Princess (GII-Hol)—Sardula (1994) “Despite being beaten for the first time in what was almost certainly her farewell Railbird (GIII)—Brulay (GII-1998) race, Zenyatta endeared herself to millions of Americans and helped raise the Robert K. Kerlan Memorial H. (Hol)—Wild Harmony (1993); Lexicon (1999) profile of racing in the same way that and Secretariat did before her.” San Diego H. (GII-Dmr)—Giacomo (2006) Said Joe Drape in the New York Times, “Zenyatta has not saved racing – she’s Senorita (GIII-Hol)—Cozi Rosie (2010) not a miracle worker – but she made it respectable, fun even, for people to go to Sorority (Mth)—Delicate Vine (GII-1986) the racetrack for the first time. She put the sport back on national television with Sorrento (GIII-Dmr)—Zoonaqua (1992) a ‘60 Minutes’ segment, and with articles in W and Oprah magazines. . .My vote Swaps BC (GII-Hol)—Tiago (2007) is with the people. Zenyatta is not only Horse of the Year. She’s the Horse of a Vanity H. (GI-Hol)—Zenyatta (2008, 2009, 2010) Lifetime.” Will Rogers (GIII-Hol)—Private Chief (2003) • Zenyatta wound up with earnings of $7,304,580 from her 19 wins and the lone Wilshire H. (GIII-Hol)—Galunpe (GII-1987) second. During her 2009 campaign, she saved her best for the last with a glori- ous victory over males, including eight Grade I winners, in Oak Tree’s Breeders’ Highlights Cup Classic at Santa Anita. It was a performance that resonated with over 58,000 adoring fans. “She’s sent from God,” said Mike Smith, her jockey. “It’s his filly. I • First stakes winner: Fighting Fit in 1983 Mervyn LeRoy Handicap at think he wanted a horse and brought her down here to race against everyone.” Hollywood Park. • After Zenyatta wove through traffic after starting last in her unprecedented win whether or not she would challenge males for the first time or seek a repeat in over males in the Classic, she had left 88 horses in her wake during those 14 the Ladies’ Classic during the two-day Breeders’ Cup World Championships. The victories that earned $5,474,580. She became the richest North American-based Mosses’ ultimate decision led to one of racing’s most memorable performances. female in history and the first horse to win two different Breeders’ Cup races fol- • On a day the Mosses were presented the first Secretariat “Vox Populi” Award lowing her victory in the Ladies’ Classic one year previous at Santa Anita. “She at Santa Anita for their superstar mare Zenyatta, they also gained a new female faced them all,” Jerry Moss said after the grand finale. “All you can do is beat who Grade I winner in Zazu after she knocked off prohibitive favorite Turbulent shows up, and she did, thank God.” Said Ann Moss, “She’s a great, great gift. And Descent in the $250,000 Las Virgenes Stakes on Feb. 5, 2011. Zazu went on it’s just wonderful to have so many fans and that so many enjoy her, and that to victory in the Grade II Hollywood Oaks at Hollywood Park and the Grade she’s feminine, too. She’s just dancing and strutting and enjoying her beautiful I Lady’s Secret during Santa Anita’s Autumn Meet before being sidelined with a majestic self, and that’s a gift.” shoulder inflammation that kept her out of the Breeders’ Cup. The Mosses’ con- • Brilliant 4-year-old filly Zenyatta would become their first champion in 2008 fol- tinuing run with standout females included Cozi Rosie taking Del Mar’s Grade II lowing electrifying victory at 1-2 odds in Oak Tree’s Grade I, $2-million Breeders’ John C. Mabee Stakes in 2011. Cup Ladies’ Classic (formerly the Distaff) to remain undefeated in nine career • Their Giacomo scored one of the greatest upsets in the sport’s history when rally- starts. “To have, if I may say it, a champion,” Jerome Moss said following the ing from 18th place under jockey Mike Smith to win the 2005 Kentucky Derby Breeders’ Cup triumph, “is a pretty ultimate thrill for us.” The Mosses had pur- and pay $102.60, the second highest win mutuel in Derby annals. The stunner, chased the statuesque daughter of Street Cry for $60,000 as a yearling in 2005 at complemented by 71-1 shot Closing Argument running second, led to record the Keeneland September Sale. payoffs of $9,814.60 ($2 exacta), $133,134.80 ($2 trifecta) and $864,253.50 ($1 • After a maiden win and an allowance victory as a 3-year-old in late 2007 at superfecta). Hollywood Park, Zenyatta did not miss a beat in stakes company during 2008 • Second in the 2004 Hollywood Futurity and fourth in the 2005 Santa Anita while winning, in succession, Santa Anita’s Grade II , the Grade I Derby, Giacomo had never won a stakes race. But the homebred son of Apple Blossom Handicap at Oaklawn, the Grade II Milady Handicap and Grade – named for the son of rock star Sting – earned $1,639,600 of the nearly $2.4 I Vanity Handicap at Hollywood Park, Del Mar’s Grade II Clement L. Hirsch million gross purse in the 131st Kentucky Derby, the eve of Jerome Moss’s 70th Handicap, and Oak Tree’s Grade I Lady’s Secret Stakes prior to the Breeders’ Cup. birthday. "We were so under the rader," he said, "we needed two tickets to get in." • Zenyatta’s earnings soared to $2,144,500 following her Breeders’ Cup score on Oct. • The couple relived the Derby experience in 2007 with the team that included 24 and placed her in what would be described as a heated battle with for trainer John Shirreffs, jockey Mike Smith and Giacomo’s half-brother Tiago, who “Horse of the Year” honors following the latter’s setback in the Classic on Oct. 25. earned his ticket to Kentucky with a dramatic triumph in the Santa Anita Derby, • After losing out to Curlin in the 2008 Horse of the Year campaign, Zenyatta just his fourth career start. Tiago encountered trouble in his Kentucky Derby, began her 2009 season on May 23 at Hollywood Park where she won the Grade finishing seventh, but returned to run third behind and Preakness II Milady Handicap by 1 ¾ lengths over stablemate , who would winner Curlin in the Belmont Stakes. succeed Zenyatta in the Ladies’ Classic winner’s circle six months later. Zenyatta • Back in California following the Triple Crown, Tiago blitzed his rivals by 2 1/2 proceeded to become a repeat winner of three Grade I stakes: Hollywood Park’s lengths in Hollywood Park’s Grade II Swaps Breeders’ Cup Stakes before adding Vanity Handicap, the Clement L. Hirsch at Del Mar, and Oak Tree’s Lady’s a game nose victory in Oak Tree’s Grade I Goodwood BC Stakes to earn a spot Secret. Now her undefeated streak had reached 13 and uncertainty grew as to in the 2007 Breeders’ Cup Classic at Monmouth Park. He finished fifth behind Horse of the Year Curlin. JEROME & ANN MOSS • Ruhlmann had been the stable star prior to Giacomo when recording a wire-to- wire victory in the 1990 Santa Anita Handicap, another stunner that generated a win mutuel of $47.80, fourth highest in Big ’Cap history. Ruhlmann was vic- torious in seven graded stakes races before retirement. He was trained by Charlie Whittingham. • The Mosses, who have been in the business since 1970, had never raced a horse in the Kentucky Derby prior to Giacomo, but the pair gained a taste of Derby Week in 1994 when Sardula triumphed in the Kentucky Oaks. Trained by Brian Mayberry, Sardula gained Grade I wins in the Del Mar Debutante and Hollywood Starlet the previous year. • Other Grade I winners include Tarlow, 2005 Santa Margarita Handicap at Santa Anita; Kudos, 2002 Oaklawn Handicap, and Delicate Vine, 1986 Arlington- Lassie at Arlington Park. • Have raced more than 40 stakes winners alone or in partnership, including Altazarr, Western Scout, Rhapsodic, Wild Harmony, Zoonaqua, Set Them Free, Aberuschka, Solva, Galunpe, Princess Kali and Dixie Pearl.

Personal • Jerome “Jerry” Moss was born May 8, 1935, in New York. Wife, Ann, was born in Salt Lake City. • Jerome Moss was co-founder, with Herb Alpert, of A & M Records, the world’s largest independent record company when it was purchased by Polygram in 1990. Among the A&M artists: Joe Cocker, Rita Coolidge, Burt Bacharach, The Police and Janet Jackson. Jerome Moss subsequently became chairman of Rondor Music, Inc. • Ann Moss is an environmentalist who founded the Dolphin Connection. • Owned horses since 1970 when claimed in partnership with Dave and Herb Alpert. • Jerry Moss and Herb Alpert were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2006. • Jerry Moss was appointed to the California Horse Racing Board on Feb. 24, 2004. He was named a member of The Jockey Club in November of 2009. Frank E. Kilroe Mile H. (GI)—Commitisize (GII-2000) MIKE PEGRAM Jack Goodman—Secret Circle (2011-SA) La Brea (GI)—Arches of Gold (GIII-1992); Hookedonthefeelin (1999); Pussycat Doll (2005) Residences: Mt. Vernon, Washington; Norfolk (GI-OT)— (2009) Palos Verdes H. (GII)—High Stakes Player (GIII-1997) Scottsdale, Arizona; Palm Springs, Pro Or Con H.—Fun In Excess (1998); Censored (1999) California Run for the Roses—Fun In Excess (1998) Silks: Red, red "MP" on yellow ball, San Felipe (GII)—Preachinatthebar (2004) yellow stripes on sleeves, Santa Monica H. (GI)—Pussycat Doll (2007) Santa Ynez (GIII)—Queen of Money (1997) red and yellow cap The Bart—Isitingood (1991) Tokyo City Cup H. (GIII)—Preachinatthebar (2006)

Other Major Stakes Wins A Gleam H. (GII-Hol)—Irish Gypsy (2011) Triple Crown Wins Alabama (GI-Sar)— (1999) Kentucky Derby (GI-CD)—Real Quiet (1998) Alcibiades (GII-Kee)—Silverbulletday (1998) Preakness (GI-Pim)—Real Quiet (1998); Lookin At Lucky (2010) Answer Do (Hol)—Gibson County (2001) Aristides BC H. (GIII-CD)—High Stakes Player (1997) Breeders' Cup Wins Ashland (GI-Kee)—Silverbulletday (1999) Juvenile Fillies (GI)—Silverbulletday (1998-CD) Audrey Skirball-Kenis (Hol)—Pussycat Doll (2005) Juvenile Sprint—Secret Circle (2011-CD) Beau Brummel (Fpx)—The Texas Tunnel (1996) Sprint (GI)—Thirty Slews (1992-GP); (2007-Mth, 2008-OT) Bing Crosby H. (GI-Dmr)—Thirty Slews (GIII-1992) Black-Eyed Susan (GII-Pim)—Silverbulletday (1999) B. Thoughtful (Hol)—Censored (1999) Santa Anita Stakes Wins Buick Turf Classic (LS)—Commitisize (2000) Anoakia (OT)—Crisis of Spirit (2009) Cinema BC H. (GIII-Hol)—Commitisize (1998) Arcadia H. (GII)—Commitisize (1999) Clark H. (GI-CD)—Isitingood (GIII-1996) California BC—Gibson County (1999) Sprint H. (GIII-OP)—High Stakes Player (1997) California Cup Sprint H. (OT)—Letthebighossroll (1991) Davona Dale (GIII-FG)—Silverbulletday (1999) Cascapedia H.—Arches of Gold (1993) Debutante (GII-CD)—Silverbulletday (1998) MIKE PEGRAM Del Mar Futurity (GI-Dmr)—Icecoldbeeratreds (GII-2002); Lookin At Lucky Longacres Mile H. (GIII-EmD)—Isitingood (1996) (2009); Drill (2011) Miss Preakness (Pim)—Hookedonthefeelin (1999) Desert Stormer (Hol)—Irish Gypsy (2011) Monmouth BC Oaks (GIII-Math)—Silverbulletday (GII-1999) Don B. (BM)—Sailinwithcaptain (2002) New Orleans H. (GII-FG)—Isitingood (GIII-1997) Donn H. (GI-GP)— (2001) On Trust H. (Hol)—Argolid (1995) Doubledogdare (Kee)—Silverbulletday (2000) Perryville (GIII-Kee)—Midnight Lute (2006) Dubai World Cup (GI-NAS)—Captain Steve (2001) Phil D. Shepherd (Fpx)—Candrea (2011) Emerald Downs BC Derby (EmD)—Preachinatthebar (2006) Pimlico Special H. (GI-Pim)—Real Quiet (1999) Fair Grounds Oaks (GII-FG)—Silverbulletday (GIII-1999) Princess (Hol)—Favored One (GII-1995) Fantasy Girl (Dmr)—Hookedonthefeelin (2000) Rebel (GII-OP)—Lookin At Lucky (2010) Fayette (GII-Kee)—Isitingood (1996) Silver Spur (LS)—Miss Wineshine (1999) Forego (GI-Sar)—Midnight Lute (2007) Smile Sprint H. (GII-Crc)—Woke Up Dreamin (2005) Gazelle H. (GI-Bel)—Silverbulletday (1999) Sorrento (GIII-Dmr)—Silverbulletday (GII-1998) Golden Gate Derby (GG)—Danthebluegrassman (GIII-2002) Sun Devil (TuP)—Ride Me Fast (2009) Golden Rod (GII-CD)—Silverbulletday (GIII-1998) Swaps (GII-Hol)—Captain Steve (GI-2000) Gold Rush (GG)—Danthebluegrassman (2001) Texas Mile (GIII-LS)—Isitingood (1997); Preachinatthebar (2006) Governor’s Cup H. (Fpx)—Silver Stetson Man (2010) Torrey Pines (Dmr)—Pussycat Doll (2005) Graduation (Dmr)—Arabian Light (2000); Icecoldbeeratreds (2002) True North BC H. (GII- Bel)—Woke Up Dreamin (2005) Harry Henson (Hol)—Letthebighossroll (1991) Turf Paradise Derby (TuP)—Mayor Marv (2009) Haskell Invitational (GI-Mth)—Lookin At Lucky (2010) Valid Expectations (LS)—Irish Gypsy (2011) Hollywood Futurity (GI-Hol)—Real Quiet (1997); Captain Steve (1999); Windy Sands H. (Dmr)—Wanna Runner (2007) Lookin At Lucky (2009) WinStar Derby (Sun)—Wanna Runner (2006) Hollywood Gold Cup (GI-Hol)—Real Quiet (1999) Hollywood Prevue (GIII-Hol)—Commitisize (1997) Humana Distaff H. (GI-CD)—Pussycat Doll (2006) Highlights • First stakes winner: Broadway’s Top Gun in 1990 Ladbroke Futurity at Golden Indiana Derby (GII-Hoo)—Lookin At Lucky (2010) Gate. Iowa Derby (PrM)—Captain Steve (2000) • First Grade I winner: Thirty Slews in 1992 Breeders’ Cup Sprint. Kentucky Cup Classic H. (GII-TP)—Captain Steve (2000) • Eclipse Award winners: Real Quiet, 1998 3-Year-Old; Silverbulletday, 1998 Kentucky Jockey Club (GII-CD)—Captain Steve (1999) 2-Year-Old Filly; Lookin At Lucky, 2009 2-Year-Old Male. Kentucky Oaks (GI-CD)—Silverbulletday (1999) • Came within a nose of first Triple Crown sweep since Affirmed in 1978 when Landaluce (Hol)—Hookedonthefeelin (GII-1998) Real Quiet was overtaken by Victory Gallop in 1998 Belmont Stakes following Lane’s End Breeders’ Futurity (GI-Kee)—Captain Steve (GII-1999) victories over his rival in the Kentucky Derby and . Lone Star Derby (GIII-LS)—Wanna Runner (2006) • Real Quiet, a $17,000 yearling purchase, finished second to Indian Charlie nership with Dr. James Steelman, Denny Boer and Mitch Degroot. Named for in the 1998 Santa Anita Derby but came back to score a half-length triumph the $30,000 purchase price, Thirty Slews was the first Thoroughbred purchased over Victory Gallop and Indian Charlie in the Kentucky Derby. The son of at auction by trainer Bob Baffert. Quiet American was nicknamed “The Fish,” a term used by pinhookers at the • Third Breeders’ Cup victory was achieved in the 2007 Sprint, 15 years apart 1996 Keeneland September yearling sale to describe Real Quiet’s sleek stature. from Thirty Slews, when Midnight Lute stormed from last to run away with the Following his near-Triple Crown, Real Quiet won the Hollywood Gold Cup and event at Monmouth Park, scoring by 4 3/4 lengths. The impressive victory came Pimlico Special in 1999. He was retired after being injured when preparing for eight weeks after a decisive win in Saratoga’s Grade I Forego Stakes. Midnight Del Mar’s Pacific Classic. Lute is owned in partnership with Karl Watson and Paul Weitman’s Watson and • Lookin At Lucky, owned in partnership with Karl Watson and Paul Weitman, Weitman Performances LLC. provided second Preakness victory in 2010 after a sixth-place finish as the 6-1 • Midnight Lute became the first repeat winner of the Breeders’ Cup Sprint in favorite in the Kentucky Derby. Purchased for $475,000 at the 2009 Keeneland 2008 at Santa Anita when again rallying from last to score by 1 3/4 lengths after April sale of 2-year-olds in training, Lookin At Lucky’s earnings surpassed $3 racing but once previously during the year, a tenth-place finish in Del Mar’s Pat million when he coasted to victory in Hoosier Park’s $510,900 Indiana Derby in O’Brien Handicap on Aug. 24. The O’Brien was only his second start since the October of 2010 following other scores as a 3-year-old in Oaklawn Park’s Grade 2007 Breeders’ Cup victory and his first in nine months after being sidelined II and the Grade I Haskell Invitational at Monmouth. with a hock injury. • Lookin At Lucky began his career with six consecutive victories as a 2-year-old to • Fifth Breeders’ Cup victory was achieved in partnership with Watson and gain an Eclipse Award as champion juvenile despite a head loss to Irish-bred Vale Weitman when their odds-on favorite Secret Circle captured the first running of York in the Breeders’ Cup Juvenile at Santa Anita following a brutal trip from of the Juvenile Sprint at Churchill Downs in 2011 to remain unbeaten in three post position No. 13. “He showed today what a good horse he is,” trainer Bob starts. Their Drill, victorious in the Grade I Del Mar Futurity, bore in at the start Baffert remarked following the troubled effort.” In his two previous starts, Lookin of the Breeders’ Cup Juvenile and wound up a well-beaten tenth. At Lucky had registered impressive victories in Oak Tree’s Grade I Norfolk Stakes • Banner year in 1998 concluded with Eclipse Awards for Real Quiet (3-year-old) and Hollywood Park’s Grade I Hollywood Futurity. and Silverbulletday (2-year-old filly) and earnings of $4,023,543 to rank sixth • Captain Steve won the 2001 Grade I at Gulfstream Park in nationally from 30 wins with 106 starters. February, and then captured the world’s richest race, $6-million Dubai World • Registered first Grade I win in New York in 1999 when Silverbulletday captured Cup, one month later. The son of won Grade I races in each of Alabama Stakes at Saratoga by nine lengths. The Silver Deputy filly recorded 12 the three seasons he raced, including the 1999 Hollywood Futurity and 2000 stakes wins among 13 career victories, four in Grade I events. Her other Grade Swaps Stakes. Captain Steve was retired in 2001 as No. 6 on the all-time list of I victories were achieved in the Kentucky Oaks at Churchill Downs, Belmont’s American-bred earners, with $6,828,356. He was purchased by the Japan Racing Gazelle Handicap and Keeneland’s in 1999. Association for $5 million. Named after a Louisville police officer, Captain Steve • Pussycat Doll, a homebred daughter of Real Quiet, won her third Grade I stakes was retired with a record of 9-3-7 from 25 career starts. at the age of 5 when capturing Santa Anita’s Santa Monica Handicap in 2007 • Scored second Breeders’ Cup victory when Silverbulletday used her late kick to following the Humana at Churchill Downs in 2006 and Santa defeat stablemate Excellent Meeting in 1998 Juvenile Fillies at Churchill Downs. Anita’s La Brea Stakes in 2005. First Breeders’ Cup winner was 1992 Sprint winner Thirty Slews, owned in part- MIKE PEGRAM • Isitingood, co-owned with Terry Henn, beat Dr. Fager’s world record mark for the mile by one-fifth of a second in The Bart at Santa Anita on Feb. 6, 1997. He covered the distance in 1:32.05 on turf. Atticus would shave another one fifth off that mark one month later, running one mile in 1:31.89 • Isitingood set a 1 1/8-mile track record (1:48.2/5) at the Fair Grounds in winning the 1997 New Orleans Handicap. Stop The Bleeding, who was co-owned with Bob Roth, set a track record in 1992 of 1:13 4/5 for 6 1/2 furlongs at Hollywood Park. In 1994, she set the 5 1/2-furlong record of 1:01 3/5 at Bay Meadows.

Personal • Born Feb 16, 1952, in Fort Knox, Ky. Raised in Princeton, Ind. Son, Tim; daughter, Amy. • Owns 22 McDonald’s franchises in Washington. • Became interested in racing when attending races as a young boy at Ellis Park. • First horses owned were Quarter Horses in partnership with his father in the late 1970s. Met trainer Bob Baffert through Hal Earnhardt, an Arizona-based car dealer. • Urged Baffert to switch to Thoroughbreds and joined him in transition in 1988. • Known for naming his horses in an unconventional manner. • Received 1998 Big Sport of Turfdom Award as presented by Turf Publicists of America. Other Major Stakes Wins J. PAUL REDDAM Ashland (GI-Kee)—Elloluv (2003) Brandywine (Del)—Barcola (2007, 2008) Breeders’ Futurity (GI-Kee)—Great Hunter (2006) Residence: Laguna Beach, California B. Thoughtful (Hol)—Waveline (2009) Silks: White, purple hoop, white bar on California Juvenile (BM)—Zillah the Hun (GIII-2000) California Sire (Hol)—Winston Chi (2001) purple sleeves, purple cap (GP)—Peach Flambe (2008) CTBA (Dmr)—Treadmill (2007); Repo (2009) Donn H. (GI-GP)—Spring at Last (2008) Mile (GII-Nad)­—Spring at Last (2007) Fair Grounds Oaks (GII-FG)—Mistical Plan (2007) Hollywood Starlet (GI-Hol)—Elloluv (2002) Hollywood Turf Express (GIII-Hol)—Swept Overboard (2001) (Del)—Barcola (2007) Landaluce (Hol)—Repo (2009) Breeders' Cup Wins Lane's End Breeders' Futurity (GI-Bel)—Square Eddie (2008) Juvenile (GI)— (2004—LSP) Man o' War (GI-Bel)—Red Rocks (2008) Turf (GI)—Red Rocks (2006-CD) Metropolitan Mile H. (GI-Bel)—Swept Overboard (2002) Native Diver H. (GIII-Hol)—Momentum (2001) H. (GI-Crc)—Mistical Plan (2008) Santa Anita Stakes Wins Robert K. Kerlan Memorial (Hol)—Swept Overboard (2001) Ancient Title BC (GI-OT)—Swept Overboard (2001); Pt’s Grey Eagle (2004) Risen Star H. (GIII-FG)—Notional (2007) Cover Gal (OT)—Mistical Plan (2005) RRM Carpenter Jr. Memorial (Del)—Barcola (2007) Las Virgenes (GI)—Sharp Lisa (2005) Salvator Mile H. (GIII-Mth)—Notional (2008) Oak Leaf BC (GI-OT)—Cash Included (2006) Super Derby (GII-LaD)—Ten Most Wanted (2003) Pinjara (OT)—Zillah the Hun (2000) Travers (GI-Sar)—Ten Most Wanted (2003) Robert B. Lewis (GII)—Great Hunter (2007) San Rafael (GII)—Notional (2007) Santa Ynez (GII)—Elloluv (2003); Sharp Lisa (2005) Sunshine Millions Oaks—Mistical Plan (2007)

J. PAUL REDDAM Highlights • Purchased a majority 25 percent interest in Ten Most Wanted for a reported $1 • Gained his second Breeders’ Cup victory in 2006 when Red Rocks, a 3-year-old million in April of 2003 following an impressive victory in the Illinois Derby. A Irish-bred son of Galileo who had been racing exclusively in Europe, took the disappointing ninth in the Kentucky Derby, Ten Most Wanted would later win Turf in a 10-1 upset at Churchill Downs with aboard. the and Super Derby as a 3-year-old. He earned over $1.5 million • Red Rocks returned in 2008 to capture Belmont’s Man o’ War Stakes while other before a ligament injury necessitated his retirement in May of 2004. Grade I winners during the year included Spring At Last in Gulfstream Park’s • Campaigned promising 3-year-old filly, Sharp Lisa, who was a dual stakes winner Donn Handicap, Mistical Plan in the Princess Rooney Handicap at Calder and at the 2005-06 Santa Anita meeting with victories in the Grade II Santa Ynez Square Eddie in the Lane’s End Breeders’ Futurity at Keeneland. Spring At Last Stakes and the Grade I Las Virgenes Stakes. was subsequently retired with five wins from 13 starts for earnings of $1.1 • Claimed his first horse, Ocean Warrior, in 1988 million. • Purchased a three-quarter interest in English-based Wilko, specifically to run in Personal the Breeders’ Cup Juvenile. The colt proceeded to take the 2004 running at Lone • Born July, 28, 1955, Windsor, Ontario, Canada. Wife, Zillah; stepdaughter, Star Park at odds of 28-1. “I’ve seen videos of all of his races,” Reddam said prior Chanel. to his self-described “bargain” purchase. “He doesn’t have the turn of foot that • Holds a bachelor’s degree in psychology from the University of Windsor, master’s a lot of European horses have, but he looks like he’s a real tryer and a stayer, so degree in philosophy from the University of Toronto and a Ph.D in philosophy we’re hoping that will suit American racing a little better,” Reddam explained. from the University of Southern California. • Scored another Grade I upset in 2004 when Pt’s Grey Eagle paid $61.60 after he • Founded Ditech.com in 1995, a mortgage loan company that was the first to prevailed by a length over Mohave to capture Oak Tree’s Ancient Title Breeders’ use television and billboard advertising for current rates. Sold the company to Cup Stakes. Gelding’s only previous stakes endeavor was a runner-up finish in General Motors in 1999. the Foothill Stakes at Fairplex Park. • President of CashCall, a consumer loan company based in Irvine. • Multiple stakes winner Swept Overboard took the 2002 running of the Metropolitan Mile Handicap to ease the disappointment of a fourth-place finish in the 2001 Breeders’ Cup Sprint. Swept Overboard had enjoyed a formidable year in 2001 with victories in the Grade I Ancient Title BC Handicap at Oak Tree as well as the Hollywood Turf Express and the Robert K. Kerlan Memorial at Hollywood Park. • Named Elloluv after an affectionate greeting for his British-born wife, Zillah. The filly went on to win the 2002 edition of the Grade I Hollywood Starlet, paying a record $63.60. In 2003, she captured the Grade I Ashland Stakes at Keeneland and finished second in that year’s Breeders’ Cup Distaff. Highlights STD Racing Stable and • , tagged for $50,000 at Del Mar in August of 2004, became the richest claimed horse in racing history on July 8, 2006, when becoming only the second Jason Wood repeat winner of Hollywood Park’s signature race, the Hollywood Gold Cup. The nose victory worth $450,000 increased the 5-year-old gelding’s earnings to Residence: Steve, Tracy and Dave Kenly $2,904,706 as he pushed past Budroyale on the claimed horses list, $2,806,103 of the figure accrued since the claim. (STD Racing Stable), Phoenix, Arizona; • Lava Man extended his streak of 2006 victories to six when he captured Jason Wood, Rancho Santa Margarita, Del Mar’s $1-million Pacific Classic to become the first horse ever to sweep California California’s major races for handicap horses during the same season, boosting his Silks: Black, fuchsia diamond hoop on earnings for the year to $2,470,000 and to $3,406,103 since being claimed. He added $300,000 to both figures when taking Oak Tree’s Goodwood Breeders’ sleeves, fuchsia and black cap Cup Handicap to lengthen the streak to seven 2006 victories, being voted Oak Tree’s Horse of the Meeting, before a seventh-place finish in the Breeders’ Cup Classic at Churchill Downs terminated the remarkable run • The Gold Cup repeat, the most hard-fought of Lava Man’s career as he overcame Santa Anita Stakes Wins a stumbling start and carried high weight of 124 pounds, also cast him as the Goodwood BC H. (GII-OT)—Lava Man (2006) first horse since Triple Crown winner Affirmed in 1979 to win both the Santa Santa Anita H. (GI)—Lava Man (2006, 2007) Anita Handicap and Gold Cup in the same year. The only previous multiple win- Santa Ysabel (GIII)—Itty Bitty Pretty (2006) ner of the Gold Cup was Native Diver, a three-time winner beginning in 1965. Sunshine Millions Classic—Lava Man (2006) • Lava Man’s narrow victory over Ace Blue in the Gold Cup extended his 2006 Sunshine Millions Turf—Lava Man (2007) unbeaten streak to five for earnings of $1,870,000 after he had begun the year with wins in a pair of million-dollar races at Santa Anita: the Sunshine Millions Classic and the Big ’Cap. The 49,089 fans who witnessed Lava Man’s Santa Anita Other Major Stakes Wins Handicap victory formed Santa Anita’s largest on-track crowd since 1990. The Californian (GII-Hol)—Lava Man (2005) ex-claimer, who had taken the 2005 Gold Cup by a stakes-record 8 3/4 lengths, Charles Whittingham Memorial H. (GI-Hol)—Lava Man (2006) next turned to turf and added Hollywood Park’s Khaled Stakes and Grade I Derby Trial (Fpx)—Lava Man (2004) Charles Whittingham Memorial Handicap. Gold Rush (GG)—Dover Dere (2004) Hollywood Gold Cup H. (GI-Hol)—Lava Man (2005, 2006, 2007) Khaled (Hol)—Lava Man (2006) Pacific Classic (GI-Dmr)—Lava Man (2006) Pomona Derby (Fpx)—Dover Dere (2005) STD RACING STABLE AND JASON WOOD • In 2007 at the age of 6, Lava Man began the year by taking the Sunshine • Jason Wood was born April 7, 1966, in Great Falls, Montana. He resides in Millions Turf before repeating his victories in the Santa Anita Handicap and Rancho Santa Margarita. Wife, Candace; daughters, Montana, Kendall and Hollywood Gold Cup. He joined and as the only Regan. Big ’Cap repeaters. His third successive victory in the Gold Cup equaled a feat • Jason Wood is in the mortgage business. accomplished only by Native Diver. Lava Man also became the first horse to win • Jason Wood attended races at Del Mar while going to San Diego State University Grade I races over conventional dirt, grass and synthetic surfaces. Although he and later at Santa Anita. Met horse owner David Lanzman through business faded to sixth in his bid for a Pacific Classic repeat in 2007, Lava Man’s earnings and was invited to become a partner in horse ownership in 1998. Their first two rose past the $5-million mark to $5,189,706—$5,091,103 of it acquired after horses – Harbor Control and Gold Fame – returned profits. the claim. • After finishing sixth and last in Del Mar’s Grade I Eddie Read Handicap on July 20, 2008, Lava Man was retired and permanently pensioned to Old Friends, a retirement facility in Georgetown, Ky. He concluded his remarkable career with seven Grade I victories among 17 wins in 47 starts. He left with earnings of $5,268,706 over six seasons, $5,180,678 of it constituting a record amount for winnings following a claim. • Claimed by trainer Doug O’Neill at the behest of Steve Kenly, Lava Man 11 months later took Hollywood Park’s Grade II Californian at odds of 8-1 prior to his stunning Gold Cup triumph in 2005. He was voted Horse of the Meet and also became California’s Horse of the Year. Outfitted with blinkers prior to The Californian, the son of Slew City Slew became the 13th California-bred to take the Gold Cup. • Steve Kenly, son of Dave Kenly, recommended claiming Lava Man, he said, because the bay gelding had demonstrated an ability to route and as well as the versatility to run on both dirt and turf.

Personal • STD Racing consists of Steve, Tracy and Dave Kenly of Phoenix, Arizona. Dave is Tracy’s husband and Steve’s father. Their businesses are rose farming and real estate in the Phoenix area. • Dave Kenly, born Dec. 11, 1932, has been involved in racing for more than 30 years; Steve, born March 10, 1963, has been involved for more than 20 years. San Gorgonio H. (GII)—Hero’s Love (1994); Citronnade (2007) Santa Ana H. (GII)—Citronnade (2006) Santa Anita H. (GI)—Milwaukee Brew (2002, 2003) Santa Margarita H. (GI)—Glorious Song (1980) Santa Maria H. (GI)—Glorious Song (GII-1980); Sugar Shake (2007) Residences: Canada, Austria, Santa Paula (GIII)—Buffythecenterfold (2003) Switzerland Strub (GII)—Helmsman (GI-1996) Silks: Black, black "A" and red arrow Tokyo City Cup H. (GIII)—Luftikus (2000) on gold ball, two red hoops on sleeves, black cap Other Major Stakes Wins Matchmaker (FE)—Real Doll (2003) H. (Aqu)—Saintliness (2005) All-American H. (GIII-BM)—Euchre (2001) Alysheba (GIII-CD)—Giant Gizmo (2008) (WO)—Hour of Justice (2003) Apple Blossom H. (GI-OP)—Spun Sugar (2006) Triple Crown Wins Audrey Kenis (Hol)—Citronnade (2006) Preakness (GI-Pim)— (2000) Barbara Fritchie H. (GII-Lrl)—Tap To Music (2000) Belmont (GI-Bel)—Touch Gold (1997) Beaugay H. (GIII-Aqu)—Perfect Sting (2000) Bel Air H. (Hol)—Euchre (GII-2000) Breeders' Cup Wins Bell Mahone (WO)—Ginger Brew (2009) Classic (GI)— (1998-CD); (2004-LSP) Beverly Hills H. (GII-Hol)—Citronnade (2007) Distaff (GI)— (2007-Mth) Black-Eyed Susan (GII-Pim)—Spun Sugar (2005) Filly & Mare Turf (GI)—Perfect Sting (2000-CD) H. (GIII-Hia)—Perfect Sting (2001) Juvenile (GI)— (2000-CD) Boojum (GII-Bel)—Friendly Lover (1995) Breeders’ (GI-WO)—Basqueian (1994) Calder Oaks (Crc)—Ginger Brew (2008) Santa Anita Stakes Wins Californian (GII-Hol)—Milwaukee Brew (2002) California Cup Sprint H. (OT)—Wild Gold (1995) Canadian Oaks (WO)—Touch Dial (1999) Carleton F. Burke H. (GIII-OT)—Alwuhush (GI-1989) Christmas (Mnr)—High Blitz (2004) El Encino (GII)—Sugar Shake (2007) Connaught Cup (GII-CAN)—Super Red (2000) La Cañada (GII)—Glorious Song (GI-1980) Coolmore Lexington (GII-Kee)—Touch Gold (1997) San Fernando BC (GII)—Helmsman (1996) Cornhusker BC H. (GIII-PrM)—Euchre (2001) FRANK STRONACH Dahlia H. (GII-Hol)—Citronnade (2007) Jim McKay (Pim)—Powerful Touch (2008) Delaware H. (GII-Del)—Tap To Music (GIII-1999) Just A Game BC H. (GII-Bel)—Perfect Sting (GIII-2000) Diana H. (GI-Sar)—Perfect Sting (GII-2000) Kelso (Del)—Gold Star Deputy (1999) Display (WO)—Brushing Bully (2000) Kentucky Cup Classic (GII-TP)—Wild Rush (GIII-1998-dh) Distaff BC H. (GII–Aqu)—Carson Hollow (2003) Le Slew (Bel)—Awesome Feather (2011) Dominion Day (GI-WO)—Glorious Song (1980); Phantom Light (2003) Lexington (GIII-Kee)—Touch Gold (1997) Durham Cup (GIII-WO)—City Wolf (2011) Lone Star Park H. (GIII-LSP)—Luftikus (2000); Giant Gizmo (2008) Dominion Day (GIII-WO)—Don Cavallo (2011) Louisville (GII-CD)—Ginger Punch (2008) Excelsior BC H. (GIII-Aqu)—Canadian Factor (GII-1984) Massachusetts H (GII-SD)—Macho Uno (2003) Fall Highweight H. (GIII-Aqu)—Thunder Touch (2004) Meadowlands Cup (GIII-Med)—Mi Selecto (GI-1990) H. (GII-Bel)—Ginger Punch (2007) Metropolitan Mile H. (GI-Bel)—Wild Rush (1998); Ghostzapper (2005) First Lady H. (GIII-GP)—Sugar Swirl (2008) Mr. Prospector (Mth)—High Blitz (2006) Flamingo (GIII-Hia)—Thunder Blitz (2001) (GIII-Crc)—Amorama (2006) Frank J. DeFrancis Dash (GI-Lrl)—I’m the Tiger (2005) My Charmer (TP)—Half Heaven (2006) Foggy Road (Del)—Red Bullet (2002) Native Diver H. (GIII-Hol)—Mast Track (2009) Fury (WO)—Touch Dial (1999) New York H. (GII-Bel)—Perfect Sting (2000) Gamely BC (GI-Hol)—Citronnade (2007) Ogden Phipps H. (GI-Bel)—Ginger Punch (2008) Garden City BC H. (GI-Bel)—Perfect Sting (1999) Ohio Derby (GII-Tdn)—Milwaukee Brew (2000) Gazelle H. (GI-Bel)—Tap To Music (1999) Ontario Matron H. (WO)—Winning Chance (2003) General George H. (GII-Lrl)—Wrangler (2002) Pan American H. (GIII-GP)—Mi Selecto (GI-1990) Go For Wand H. (GI-Sar)—Spun Sugar (2006); Ginger Punch (2007, 2008) Pennsylvania Derby (GII-Pha)—Macho Uno (GIII-2001) Gotham (GIII-Aqu)—Red Bullet (2000) Personal Ensign (GI-Sar)—Ginger Punch (2008) Grey BC (GIII-WO)—Cash Deposit (1996); Macho Uno (2000) Phillip H. Iselin BC H. (GIII-Mth)—Ghostzapper (2004) Gulfstream Park H. (GII-GP)—Mi Selecto (GI-1990) Pimlico Special H. (GI-Pim)—Golden Missile (2000) Hallandale H. (GIII-GP)—Cowboy Cop (1999) Prairie Meadow Cornhusker BC H. (GII-PM)—Euchre (GIII-2001) Hall of Fame BC H. (GIII-Tdn)—Black Cash (1999) Prince of Wales (FE)— (2008) Haskell Invitational H. (GI-Mth)—Touch Gold (1997) Princess Elizabeth (WO)—Sugar Swirl (2005) Hawthorne Gold Cup (GII-Haw)—Awesome Again (GIII-1998) Prix Ganay (GI-Lch)—Saint Andrews (1989) Hollywood Derby (GI)—Explosive Red (1993) Queen Elizabeth II Challenge Cup (GI-Kee)—Perfect Sting (1999); Hurricane Bertie H. (GIII-GP)—Sugar Swirl (2008) Collect the Cash (2000) Illinois Derby (GII-Spt)—Wild Rush (1997) Queen’s Plate (GI-WO)—Basquerian (1994); Awesome Again (1997) Independence Day (Mth)—Jungle Fighter (2008) Rampart H. (GII-GP)—Spring Waltz (2008) Jammed Lovely (WO)—Ginger Brew (2008) Saratoga BC H. (GII-Sar)—Awesome Again (1998) Jim Dandy (GII-Sar)—Awesome Again (1997) Scotzanna (WO)—Sugar Swirl (2008) Selene (GIII-WO)—Smart Sting (2011) • For the second time in his career, the Austrian native earned an Eclipse Award Shirley Jones H. (GII-GP)—Sugar Swirl (2008) as both the top owner and outstanding breeder during the same year in 2008, Singspiel (WO)—Daddy Cool (2005) his taking the owner award and his Adena Springs honored for Spend a Buck (Mth)—Lord Justice (2009) breeding. Frank Stronach, either in his name or in the Adena Springs name, has Stephen Foster H. (GI-CD)—Golden Missile (GII-2000) won a record six Eclipse Awards as outstanding breeder. His fourth as top owner Summer Finale H. (Mnr)—Media Play (2008) tied him with John Franks in that category. He previously had earned both titles Sunshine Millions Distaff (GP)—Ginger Punch (2008) in 2000. (Mth)—Bayou Breeze (2005) • His stable earned $6.6 million in 2008 while Ginger Punch, the 2007 Eclipse Robert K. Kerlan H. (Hol)—Cool Air (1994-filly) Award-winning older female, captured five stakes races including three Grade I Royal North (GIII-WO)—Hour of Justice (2004) events: Belmont Park’s Ogden Phipps Handicap and the Personal Ensign and Go Ruffian H. (GI-Bel)—Ginger Punch (2007) for Wand at Saratoga, repeating in the latter. Adena Farms products won 604 Tom Fool H. (GII-Bel)—Ghostzapper (2004) races, 25 of the stakes, in 2008 for earnings of $19.2 million. Turnback the Alarm H. (GIII-Aqu)—Sugar Shake (2007) • Ghostzapper completed a perfect four-for-four season in 2004 with an overpow- Very Subtle (CD)—Sugar Sweet (2007) ering victory in the Breeders’ Cup Classic that led to Eclipse Awards as Horse of Vincent Moscarelli (Del)—Thunder Touch (2005) the Year and champion older horse. The homebred son of 1998 Breeders’ Cup Vosburgh (GI-Bel)—Ghostzapper (2003) Classic winner Awesome Again was instrumental in gaining the owner’s Adena Walter Haight H. (Lrl)—Daddy Cool (2002) Springs breeding operation a third Eclipse Award in 2004. Ranked third in Whitney H. (GI-Sar)—Awesome Again (1998) North American earnings (over $7.1 million) while Adena Springs topped breed- Widener H. (GIII-Hia)—Golden Missile (1999) ers’ category with earnings in excess of $14.1 million. Wintergreen (TP)—Half Heaven (2007) • Ghostzapper, whose other stakes victories in 2004 included the Grade II Tom Withers (GIII-Aqu)—Harlem Rocker (2008) Fool Handicap, Grade III Iselin BC Handicap and the Grade I Woodward, (WO)—Ginger Brew (2008) returned in 2005 to capture the Grade I Metropolitan Mile Handicap before Woodward (GI-Bel)—Ghostzapper (2004) being retired to stud. Adena Springs, meanwhile, won a second successive Eclipse Award as leading breeder before repeating in 2006 and 2007. Highlights • Milwaukee Brew became first horse to win the Santa Anita Handicap in consecu- tive years without benefit of disqualification, taking the $1-million event in 2002 • Eclipse Award wins: Outstanding Owner, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2008; Outstanding and in 2003. After winning the 1981 Big ’Cap, John Henry crossed the line sec- Breeder: 2000, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010. ond in 1982, but was elevated to first via the disqualification of Perrault. Stable • Eclipse Award winners owned: Ginger Punch, 2007 Older Female; earnings exceeded $8.4 million in 2002 and $7.2 million in 2003. Ghostzapper, 2004 Horse of the Year and Older Horse; Macho Uno, 2000 2-Year-Old; Perfect Sting, 2000 Female Turf Horse; Glorious Song, 1980 Older Filly or Mare. Also owned Canadian champions Canadian Factor, 1984 Older Horse; Cash Deposit, 1996 2-Year-Old Male; Hero’s Love, 1993 Turf Horse; King Ruckas, 1994 Sprinter and Older Horse, and Sintrillium, 1984 Older Mare. FRANK STRONACH • Honored with four Eclipse Awards in 2000 when earnings of over $11.1 million • Magna is a multi-billion dollar global corporation which manufactures techno- led North American owners for a third successive year. Gained awards as leading logically-advanced automotive systems that are used to build many of the world’s owner and breeder as well as for accomplishments of champion 2-year-old Macho best-selling cars, vans, trucks and sport utility vehicles. Uno and champion female turf horse Perfect Sting, who had won the Breeders • Magna employs over 62,000 people at 166 manufacturing divisions and 32 prod- Cup Juvenile and Breeders’ Cup Filly & Mare Turf, respectively. Horses won at uct development and engineering centers throughout North and South America, a rate of 21 percent in 2000. They included Preakness Stakes winner Red Bullet, Europe and Asia. who upset 3-10 favorite Fusaichi Pegasus in the Maryland classic’s 125th renewal. • Magna Entertainment Corp., Magna’s real estate group, purchased Santa Anita • Achieved another national earnings title in 2007 with total of just over $7 million. Park and related horse racing operations, as well as approximately 305 acres of Ginger Punch provided stable with fifth Breeders’ Cup victory when taking the related real estate, in December 1998. Purchased San Luis Rey Downs training Distaff by a neck at Monmouth Park. It was the third Grade I win of the year for center, near San Diego, in early 1999. MI Developments also bought Gulfstream the homebred daughter of Awesome Again, who also took Saratoga’s Go For Wand Park racetrack in Hallandale, Fla., in the spring of 1999. and Belmont’s Ruffian Handicaps. Other Grade I winners during the year included • Grew up in a farm environment in Austria, and moved to Canada in 1954. Sugar Shake in Santa Anita’s Santa Maria Handicap and Citronnade in Hollywood • Washed dishes at Kitchener Waterloo Hospital in Ontario before going to work Park’s Gamely Breeders’ Cup Stakes. Spun Sugar, another homebred daughter of in tool and die business. 1998 Breeders’ Cup Classic winner Awesome Again, won the 2006 Go For Wand • Formed Multimatic Investments Ltd. in 1957, which merged with Magna as well as Oaklawn Park’s Grade I Apple Blossom Handicap that year. Electronics Corporation Ltd. in 1969. • Stable’s Touch Gold spoiled Silver Charm’s bid to become first Triple Crown win- • First horses: Purchased a riding horse in 1962 and a $700 claimer in the early ner in 19 years in 1997 when he defeated the gray by three-quarters of a length in 1960s. the Belmont Stakes. • Purchased Beechwood Farm (renamed Adena Springs North) in Newmarket, • In taking the $4.69-million Breeders’ Cup Classic in 1998, Awesome Again upset Ontario, in 1968. Farm is approximately 250 acres now, with Magna champions Skip Away and Silver Charm while completing an undefeated season International having purchased a portion of it for corporate headquarters. that spanned six starts. • Adena Springs Farm in Versailles, Ky., is approximately 1,800 acres. The first part • Sovereign Award winner, 1997, as Canada’s leading owner and leading breeder. of the property was purchased in 1989. Also won Sovereign Awards in 1984 as leading breeder, and in 1993 as leading • In 1994, purchased 615 acres of the former Margaux Stud in Midway, Ky., which owner. is now used for the farm’s stallions and broodmares. Also purchased the 500-acre • Has won several major European races, including the Group I Prix Ganay at Lin-Drake Farm near Ocala, Fla., in 1996. With additional acres, it is known as Longchamp in France with Saint Andrews in 1989, and the 1988 Criterium de Adena Springs South and is now 1,500 acres. Saint-Cloud in France with Intimiste.

Personal • Born Sept. 6, 1932 in Austria. Resides in Switzerland, but also has homes in Canada, Florida, Colorado and Kentucky. Wife, Frieda; son, Andy; daughter, Belinda. • Chairman of the Board, Magna International, Inc. Other Major Stakes Wins American Turf (GII-CD)—Doubles Partner (2010) Birdstone (Sar)—Rule (2011) (Kenny Troutt) Chilukki S. (GII-CD)—Leah’s Secret (2008) Classy Mirage (Bel)—Savvy Supreme (2011) Delta Jackpot (GIII-DeD)—Rule (2009) Residence: Dallas, Texas Dominion Day H. (GIII-WO)—Hold Me Back (2010) Silks: White, black and green Donn H. (GI-GP)—Spring at Last (2008) emblem on back, white "KC" on Dubai World Cup (GI-NAS)— (2009) green diamond on sleeve, green cap Dwyer (GII-Bel)— (2006) Fitz Dixon Jr. Memorial Juvenile (PID)—Glint (2010) Fourstar Dave H. (GII-Sar)—Sidney’s Candy (2011) Grey (GIII-WO)—Blue Laser (2010) Godolphin Mile (GII-NAS)—Spring at Last (2007) Haskell Invitational H. (GI-Mth)—Bluegrass Cat (2006); Any Given Saturday (2007) Breeders' Cup Win Hollywood Prevue (GIII-Hol)—American Lion (2009) Classic (GI)— (2011-CD) Iroquois (GIII-CD)—Court Vision (2007) Jean Lafitte (DeD)—Rule (2009) Triple Crown Wins Kentucky Jockey Club (GII-CD)— (2009) Kentucky Derby (GI-CD)—Super Saver (2010) Lane’s End (GII-TP)—Hold Me Back (2009) Belmont (GI-Bel)—Drosselmeyer (2010) Lexington (GII-Kee)—Advice (2009) (GIII-Mth)—Savvy Supreme (2011) Santa Anita Stakes Wins One Count (Bel)—Drosselmeyer (2011) Goodwood (GI-OT)—Well Armed (2008) Real Quiet (Hol)—Colonel John (2007) San Antonio H. (GII)—Well Armed (2008) Remsen (GII-Aqu)—Court Vision (2007) Sham (GIII)—Colonel John (2008) Sam F. Davis (GIII-Tam)—Rule (2010); Brethren (2011) Santa Anita Derby (GI)—Colonel John (2008) (GII-Dmr)—Well Armed (2008) Sunshine Millions Distaff—Leah’s Secret (2009) Tampa Bay (GIII-Tam)—Doubles Partner (2011) Top Flight H. (GII-Aqu)—Leah’s Secret (2008) Travers (GI-Sar)—Colonel John (2008) Wickerr (Dmr)—Colonel John (2009) WINSTAR FARM Highlights Stakes to his winning resume. Colonel John, another Tiznow offspring, went on • With a breeding and racing operation that was formed in 2000 by Kenny Troutt to win Saratoga’s Grade I Travers Stakes in 2008. and Bill Casner, WinStar Farm in 2010 became the first owner since August • WinStar Farm first gained widespread attention as the breeder of Funny Cide, the Belmont II in 1896 to win two legs of the Triple Crown with two different horses enormously popular New York-bred who, after upsetting in the 2003 Kentucky trained by two different trainers when Drosselmeyer posted a 13-1 upset in the Derby at 12-1 odds, won the Preakness by 9 3/4 lengths. Belmont Stakes after their homebred Super Saver had triumphed by 2 1/2 lengths at odds of 8-1 in the 136th running of the Kentucky Derby. Personal • A son of Maria’s Mon, Super Saver brought trainer Todd Pletcher out of an 0-for- • Kenny Troutt: Born, Jan. 8, 1948, in Mount Vernon, Ill.; Wife: Lisa; Residence: 24 Kentucky Derby drought while giving WinStar its first Run for the Roses Dallas, Texas. Business: Founded Excel Communications, a long-distance tele- score after 10 tries with a runner-up by effort by Bluegrass Cat in 2006 the best phone service and communications company. previous showing. Troutt and Casner, however, had bred 2003 upsetter Funny • In October of 2010, Troutt and Bill Casner dissolved their partnership in Cide. Their 2010 Derby victory came over a sloppy track with jockey Calvin WinStar following a ten-year relationship that began with the founding in 2000 Borel characteristically skimming the rail. when the two purchased the Prestonwood Farm property previously owned by the • Drosselmeyer, who won the 142nd Belmont by three-quarters of a length with Preston brothers of Texas. The dissolution was termed by Troutt to be a “business Mike Smith aboard for trainer Bill Mott, was a $600,000 yearling purchase by strategy that is mutually beneficial at this point in our lives.” Added Troutt, who WinStar. A son of Distorted Humor bred in Kentucky by Aaron and Marie Jones, became sole proprietor of WinStar: “Although we won’t be direct partners on the he was obtained at the Keeneland 2008 September Yearling Sale. farm, there will be many opportunities to partner going forward.” Casner and his • After his next six starts produced but a single victory in a minor stakes race, wife, Susan, planned to continue boarding mares at the farm. Drosselmeyer would burst back into the sport’s limelight with a stunning upset • The partners became acquainted in the late 1970s when they attempted to claim at odds of 14-1 in the $5 million Breeders’ Cup Classic at Churchill Downs on the same horse at Ak-Sar-Ben in , Neb. The unusual meeting led to the Nov. 5, 2011 when finally rejoined in the saddle by Hall of Famer Smith. The formation of a claiming stable, which was abandoned in 1982 while pursuing smashing upset provided WinStar with its first Breeders’ Cup win. their separate business interests. • Prior to gaining the Triple Crown bookends, WinStar’s grandest achievement had • They became reunited in 1998 when partnering with Prestonwood Racing in come in 2009 when homebred Well Armed, third to Curlin the previous year, that year’s Belmont Stakes winner, Victory Gallop. Pair purchased the 1,450-acre simply ran away with the $6 million Dubai World Cup, taking the world’s richest Prestonwood Farm property, near Versailles, Ky., in 2000 and renamed it WinStar race by a record 14 lengths and netting the winner’s share of $3.4 million in earn- Farm. ings. • WinStar has been developed into one of the industry’s most successful breed- • Won back-to-back runnings of Monmouth Park’s million-dollar Haskell ing operations with approximately 100 broodmares. It is home to five stallions Invitational Handicap in 2006 with homebred Bluegrass Cat and the following including the only two-time Breeders’ Cup Classic winner, Tiznow, 2000 Horse year with Any Given Saturday. Bluegrass Cat was victorious by a record seven of the Year. lengths after running second to Barbaro in the Kentucky Derby. • In 2005, Troutt and Casner agreed to match donations up to $1 mil- • Homebred Colonel John rallied to capture the 2008 Santa Anita Derby, the same lion for Hurricane Katrina victims. They were honored that year with year as Well Armed was best in the track’s Grade II . Well the Clay Puett Award for wide-ranging support of the racing industry. Armed, a son of Tiznow, went on that year to add Oak Tree’s Grade I Goodwood Las Palmas H. (OT)—Smooth Player (2000) MARTIN & PAM WYGOD Oak Leaf (GI-OT)— (GII-2004) Paseana—Feverish (2001) Providencia—Sweet Life (1999) Residence: Rancho Santa Fe, Tokyo City Cup H. (GII)—Benchmark (1997) Santa Ana H. (GI)—Pharma (1996) California Santa Anita Bud. BC H. (GIII)—Jacodra's Devil (1995) Silks: Light blue, white diamond Santa Anita Oaks (GI)—Silent Sighs (2004); Sweet Catomine (2005) hoop, white diamonds on sleeves, Santa Barbara H. (GII)—Tranquility Lake (1999) white cap Santa Margarita Inv. H. (GI)—Twice The Vice (1996); Life Is Sweet (2009) Santa Maria H. (GI)—Exotic Wood (1998) Santa Monica H. (GI)—Key Phrase (1995); Exotic Wood (1998) Santa Ysabel (GIII)—Sweet Catomine (2005) Yellow Ribbon (GI-OT)—Tranquility Lake (2000)

Other Major Stakes Wins Breeders' Cup Wins A Gift (Bel) —Courageous Cat (2009) Juvenile Fillies (GI)—Sweet Catomine (2004-LS) American Oaks (GI-Hol)—Harmonious (2010) Ladies’ Classic (GI) – Life Is Sweet (2009-OT) Apple Blossom H. (GI-OP)—Twice the Vice (1996) B Thoughtful (Hol)—Proposed (2006) Santa Anita Stakes Wins Bayakoa H. (GII-Hol)—Pirate’s Revenge (1995) Ancient Title (GI-OT)—Idiot Proof (2007) California Sire (GG)—Smooth Player (1999) California Cup Distance H. (OT)— (2007) Canadian Turf (GIII-GP)—Courageous Cat (2010) California Cup Juvenile Fillies (OT)—Private Persuasion (1993) CashCall Mile (GIII-Hol)—Tranquility Lake (ng-2000) California Cup Matron H. (OT)—Glass Ceiling (1994); Feverish (1999) Charles Whittingham Memorial H. (GI-Hol)—After Market (2007) El Encino (GII)—Life Is Sweet (2009) Clement L. Hirsch GII-Dmr)—Benchmark (1997) La Cañada (GII)—Life Is Sweet (2009) CTBA Marian (Fpx)—Blonde Beauty (2000) Goodwood BC H. (GII-OT)—Benchmark (1997) CTT & TOC H. (Dmr)—Imagine (2007) Irish O'Brien—Fleeting Image (1999) Del Mar H. (GII-Dmr)—After Market (2007) La Brea (GI)—Exotic Wood (GII-1995) Del Mar BC H. (GII-Dmr)—Benchmark (1997) Lady's Secret BC H. (OT)—Smooth Player (2000) Del Mar Debutante (GI-Dmr)—Sweet Catomine (2004) Las Flores H. (GIII)—Bountiful Native (1993) Derby Trail (CD)—Settecento (1973) MARTIN & PAM WYGOD E.B. Johnston (Fpx)—Feverish (1999, 2000) Highlights Eddie Read H. (GI-Dmr)—After Market (2007) • Eclipse Award winner owned: Sweet Catomine, 2004 2-Year-Old Filly. Gamely BC H (GI-Hol)—Tranquility Lake (1999) • Gained their second Breeders’ Cup victory in 2009 when 8-1 longshot Life Is Genuine Risk H. (GII-Bel)—Exotic Wood (1996) Sweet stormed from last to win Oak Tree’s $2 million Ladies’ Classic by 2 1/2 Go For Wand H. (GI-Sar)—Exotic Wood (1996) lengths while succeeding trainer John Shirreffs’ stablemate Zenyatta, the 2008 Hawthorne H. (GIII)—Twice the Vice (GII-1997) winner and a mare that 4-year-old filly Life Is Sweet had chased in 3 of her 4 Hollywood Oaks (GII-Hol)—Smooth Player (1999) previous starts. “When you run some tough races like she did, it will take some- Honey Fox H. (GIII-GP)—Delmonico Cat (2004) thing out of you,” jockey Garrett Gomez remarked after the Ladies’ Classic. “I’m Inglewood H. (GIII-Hol)—After Market (2007) glad they were able to get her confidence back for today. My hat is off to John Jersey Shore BC (GIII-Mth)—Idiot Proof (2007) (Shirreffs) and Mr. and Mrs. (Martin and Pam) Wygod for a tremendous job.” Ladies H. (GIII-Aqu)— Hope (1998) • Homebred Life is Sweet returned from over seven months on the shelf to become Las Madrinas H. (Fpx)—Feverish (1999) a graded stakes winner in her 4-year-old debut by coming from behind to win Lexington (GIII-Bel)—After Market (2006) Santa Anita’s Grade II El Encino Stakes in 2009. The daughter of Milady BC H. (GII-Hol)—Pirate’s Revenge (GI-1995); Twice the Vice (GI-1996) promptly added the Grade II La Canada Stakes to her resume before culminating Natl. Museum Hall of Fame (GII-Sar)—After Market (2006); Courageous Cat a brilliant Santa Anita season with a 2 1/2-length triumph in the Grade I Santa (2009) Margarita Invitational Handicap. Three losses to Zenyatta and a third against On Trust (Hol)—Echo of Yesterday (1993, 1994) males in the Hollywood Gold Cup preceded Life Is Sweet’s dominant rebound in Osunitas H. (Dmr)—Smooth Player (2000) the Ladies’ Classic. Palomar BC H. (GII-Dmr)—Tranquility Lake (2001) • Sweet Catomine, the 2004 Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Filly champion, so dominated Poker (GIII-Bel)—Courageous Cat (2011) her division that the couple’s homebred received all but one of the 273 votes cast Queen Elizabeth II Challenge Cup (GI-Kee)—Harmonious (2010) for the Eclipse Award. In addition to a 3 3/4-length romp in her Breeders’ Cup Rancho Bernardo H. (GIII-Dmr)—Bountiful Native (1992) event, Sweet Catomine won Oak Tree’s Oak Leaf Stakes by four lengths and the Shoemaker Mile (GI-Hol)—Courageous Cat (2011) Grade I Del Mar Debutante by three-quarters when rallying from last in a field Star Ball (GG)—Tropical Blossom (2003) of nine. Sunshine Millions Oaks (GP)—Silent Sighs (2004) • The Wygods’ runners earned over $1.7 million in 2004 as Silent Sighs, another Triple Bend H. (GI-Hol)—Never Tabled (1982) homebred, contributed handsomely by taking the Grade I Santa Anita Oaks and Vanity H. (GI-Hol)—Private Persuasion (1995); Twice the Vice (1997) $250,000 Sunshine Million Oaks. Wickerr (Dmr)—Calimonco (2011) • Sweet Catomine returned in 2005 to provide the couple with back-to-back vic- Wilshire H. (GIII)—Pharma (1996); Tranquility Lake (2001) tories in the Santa Anita Oaks. After finishing a disappointing fifth as the even- money favorite against males in the 2005 Santa Anita Derby, Sweet Catomine was revealed to have bled in a workout prior to the race. A winner of 5 of 7 starts, she was retired with earnings of $1,059,600. • After Market, the couple’s homebred son of Storm Cat, lived up to his royal • In 2000, Tranquility Lake led gate-to-wire under to capture lineage in 2007 while embarking on a victory streak that began with Hollywood Oak Tree’s Grade I Yellow Ribbon Stakes. The Rahy mare came back in 2001 Park’s Grade III Inglewood Handicap. The 4-year-old colt, out of the Grade with a pair of front-running graded stakes wins at Del Mar and finished sec- I-winning Rahy mare Tranquility Lake, gained his first Grade I in Hollywood ond in the 2001 Yellow Ribbon. She was retired at the age of 6 with earnings Park’s Charles Whittingham Memorial Handicap before adding the Grade I Eddie of $1,662,390 from 11 victories in 27 races. Dam of Storm Cat colt that the Read at Del Mar. Wygods sold for $9.7 million at 2005 Keeneland September Yearling Sale. • The morning line favorite at 2-1 odds to take the Arlington Million, After • Exotic Wood won two consecutive Grade I races at Santa Anita in spring of 1998, Market was scratched the morning of the race due to the “yielding condition” the Santa Monica and Santa Maria Handicaps. She went East to take Saratoga’s of Arlington Park’s turf course. He returned to California to extend his streak to Grade I Go For Wand and the Grade II Genuine Risk at Belmont Park in 1996. four when cruising to victory at 2-5 odds in the Grade II . She finished fourth in 1997 Breeders’ Cup Sprint and was retired in July of 1998. Trainer John Shirreffs commented that he had trained 20 graded stakes winners, • Purchased Twice the Vice privately from Robert and Beverly Lewis in November but that After Market had a unique quality among them. “He has that explosive of 1994. Already a Grade I winner (1994 Del Mar Oaks), she added the Grade I kick,” Shirreffs said. “His move down the stretch is the best of any horse I have Santa Margarita Invitational, Apple Blossom and Milady Handicaps in 1996, as ever trained.” well as the Grade I Vanity Handicap in 1997. • Following a second-place finish to Trippi’s Storm in Belmont Park’s Grade II • Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders’ Association’s Breeder of the Year, 1994 and Kelso Handicap that ended After Market’s victory streak, he was held out of the 1995. A dozen horses bred by the Wygods won stakes in 1994. Breeders’ Cup Mile after overnight rains had softened Monmouth’s turf course. • Have bred more than 60 stakes winners, alone or in various partnerships, includ- The Kentucky-bred was subsequently retired to stud. ing Pirate’s Bounty, Bountiful Native, Echo of Yesterday, Changed Tune, Table • Idiot Proof, another homebred, became a top sprinter in 2007 when winning Flirt and Glass Ceiling. 4 of 7 starts capped by Oak Tree’s Grade I Ancient Title Stakes. The California- • Leading owners at 1994-95 Santa Anita meet, winning a record 25 races, seven of bred son of Benchmark led into the stretch of the Breeders’ Cup Sprint at them stakes, and $1,014,700. Monmouth before yielding to the onrushing Midnight Lute and finishing • Key Phrase won five consecutive races, ending with the 1995 Santa Monica second. Handicap at Santa Anita. She was retired after the race with an inflamed knee • In her stakes debut, homebred Harmonious swept to victory in Hollywood Park’s chip and bred to Storm Cat. Grade I American Oaks to earn her third consecutive win in 2010. “We had a lot of high hopes for her, and she showed us a lot,” trainer John Shirreffs said of Personal the daughter of Dynaformer. Harmonious went on to run away with Keeneland’s • Martin, a native of New York, was born in 1941. He and Pam moved from New Grade I Queen Elizabeth II Challenge Cup by 4 ¼ convincing lengths in Jersey to California in 1995 to be more closely associated with their racing inter- October. ests. They live on a 102-acre estate in Rancho Santa Fe. • The Wygods continued their annexation of Grade I events in 2011 when even- • Martin went to the track often as a youngster, associating with Bobby Frankel money favorite Courageous Cat rebuffed the closing charge of Caracortado by while in high school and college. Worked on backstretch walking hots at age 15 a neck to take Hollywood Park’s $300,000 Shoemaker Mile as jockey Patrick for trainers Homer Pardue and . Valenzuela gained his 100th stakes win at the track at the age of 48. MARTIN & PAM WYGOD • In 1965, he was given two horses (Verification and Heliotropic) as a birthday present by his friend and associate, Fletcher Jones, who owned a computer science company. Running in New York, both horses won. • A health care , Martin sold his company, Medco Containment Services, to pharmaceutical giant Merck & Co for $6.5 billion in the fall of 1993. Resigned in May 1994 as director and senior executive of Merck to return to his specialty of deal-making and building small companies. Retained 2.6 million shares of Merck stock, worth about $85 million. Became chairman of WebMD. • Martin was elected Member of The Jockey Club, November 1996. He and John T.L. Jones became first two-time electees of the TOBA in August 1996. • Martin was named to the Del Mar Thoroughbred Club’s board of directors in August 1999. • The couple owns 170-acre River Edge Farm near Buellton. Arlington-Washington Futurity (GIII-AP)—Get the Last Laugh (dh-2006) zayat stables Ballerina (GI-Sar)—Rightly So (2010) Bay Shore (GIII-Aqu)—J Be K (2008) () Bed o’ Roses H. (GIII-Bel)—Rightly So (2010) Bing Crosby (GI-Dmr)—Zensational (2009) Bonnie Miss (GII-GP)—High Again (2007) Comely (GII-Aqu)—Sherine (2008) Residences: New York, New Jersey, Continental Mile (Mth)—Marcavelly (2006) London and Egypt Del Mar Debutante (GI-Dmr)—Point Ashley (2006) Silks: Turquoise, gold ball sash, Delta Jackpot (DeD)—Z Humor (dh-2007) gold "Z", turquoise dots on Delta Mile (DeD)—Z Humor (2010) Demoiselle (GII-Aqu)—Mushka (2007) sleeves,turquoise cap Edgewood (CD)—Diva Ash (2011) Firecracker H. (GII-CD)—Thorn Song (2008) Fountain of Youth (GII-GP)—Eskendereya (2010) Frizette (GI-Bel)—A Z Warrior (2010) Santa Anita Stakes Wins Gold Cup H. (Hou)—Z Humor (2011) Ancient Title (GI-OT)—Idiot Proof (2007) (GIII-Bel)—Marcavelly (2007) Baffle—Macias (2010) Hollywood Futurity (GI-Hol)— (2008) Cascapedia (OT)—Kays and Jays (2009) Hollywood Juvenile (GIII-Hol)—E Z Warrior (2007) Eddie Logan—Macias (2009) Hollywood Prevue (GII-Hol)—Belgravia (2006); Massive Drama (2007) La Brea (GI)—Downthedustyroad (2006) Hurricane Bertie (GIII-GP)—Kays and Jays (2010) Jack Goodman (OT)—Macias (2009) Illinois Derby (GIII-Haw)—Joe Vann (2011) Kalookan Queen H.—Mother Ruth (2011) Iowa Derby (GIII-PrM)—Prayer for Relief (2011) Robert B. Lewis (GII)—Pioneerof the Nile (2009) Iroquois (Bel)—Rightly So (2009) San Felipe (GII)—Pioneerof the Nile (2009) Jersey Shore (GIII-Mth)—J Be K (2008) San Miguel—Easy Warrior (2007) Joseph T. Grace H. (SR)—Moudez (2010) Santa Anita Derby (GI)—Pioneerof the Nile (2009) Lecomte (GIII-FG)—Z Fortune (2008) Santa Ysabel (GIII)—Baroness Thatcher (2007) Louis R. Rowan (OT-Hol)—Mother Ruth (2010) Love Is Eternal (Aqu)—Rightly So (2009) Other Major Stakes Wins Miss Preakness (GIII-Pim)—Heart Ashley (2009) Adoration (Dmr)—Moon de French (2010) My Juliet (Pha) —Heart Ashley (2010) Norfolk (GI-OT-Hol)—Jaycito (2010) Aristides (GIII-CD)—Riley Tucker (2010) ZAYAT STABLES Pat O’Brien (GI-Dmr)—Zensational (2009) at Del Mar. He was retired after a fifth-place setback in the Breeders’ Cup Sprint Pilgrim (Bel)—Eskendereya (2009) while breaking from the difficult rail post as the 9-5 favorite and being boxed in Ralph M. Hinds Pomona Invitational (Fpx)—Z Humor (2009) during the early running. Richland Hills (LS)—Kays and Jays (2009) • Stable’s stellar year in 2008 included nine graded stakes wins led by Thorn River City H. (GIII-CD)—Thorn Song (2007) Song, who captured Keeneland’s Grade I Shadwell Turf Mile and the Grade II Shadwell Turf Mile (GI-Kee)—Thorn Song (2008) Firecracker Handicap at Churchill Downs. Smile Sprint H. (GII-Crc)—Eaton’s Gift (2009) • Misfortune struck in 2010 when Eskendereya, a runaway winner of the Grade I Super Derby (GII-LaD)—Prayer for Relief (2011) Wood Memorial and Grade II Fountain of Youth Stakes and an overwhelming (GII-GP)—Eaton’s Gift (2008) early favorite for the Kentucky Derby, had to be retired due to a soft tissue injury. Transylvania (GIII-Kee)—Marcavelly (2007) He was withdrawn from the Derby six days prior to the classic when a filling was Triple Bend H. (GI-Hol)—Zensational (2009) discovered in his left front leg. Eskendereya was retired the following week. Valid Expectations (LS)—Mother Ruth (2010) • “I can’t express my sadness,” said Zayat, “but there is also joy to have been so West Virginia Derby (GII-Mnr)—Prayer for Relief (2011) close to a horse like this and picking him out at a sale. He is a once in a lifetime Wood Memorial (GI-Aqu)—Eskendereya (2010) horse.” The son of Giant’s Causeway had been purchased for $250,000 at the Woody Stephens (GII-Bel)—J Be K (2008); Justin Phillip (2011) Keeneland September yearling sale. “Eskendereya is as good a horse as I’ve ever brought to the Triple Crown races,” said his trainer, Todd Pletcher, who would Highlights capture the 2010 Kentucky Derby with another 3-year-old in his barn, Super Saver. • The stable formed by Ahmed Zayat in 2005 was in contention for a second • Zayat’s stable would develop a promising 2-year-old in 2010, Jaycito, who upset straight national earnings title in 2009 after becoming the North American leader favored J.P. Gusto in Oak Tree’s Grade I Norfolk Stakes at Hollywood Park while with earnings of $6.8 million from 116 victories in 2008. Zayat’s 2009 season negotiating two turns for the first time in his career under the care of trainer was powered by 3-year-old Pioneerof the Nile and crack sprinter Zensational. Mike Mitchell. • After Pioneerof the Nile won Hollywood Park’s Grade I Hollywood Futurity in • The stable would add three Derby events to its list of accomplishments in 2011 2008, the homebred son of 2003 Belmont Stakes winner Empire Maker reeled via the performance of Prayer for Relief. The 3-year-old son of Jump Start won off three straight graded stakes victories at Santa Anita in 2009 capped by the the Grade III Iowa Derby at Prairie Meadows, the Grade II West Virginia Derby Grade I Santa Anita Derby. The streak included the Grade II Robert B. Lewis at Mountaineer Park and the Grade II Super Derby at Louisiana Downs within Stakes and the Grade II San Felipe. After running second to Mine That Bird in three months. In seeking a fourth, Prayer for Relief was beaten by less than one the Kentucky Derby, Pioneerof the Nile was retired in July due to a soft tissue length when third in the Oklahoma Derby. injury in his left front leg. • One year after the stable’s inception, gained first Grade I victory when Point • A $700,000 yearling purchase, Zensational streaked to three consecutive Grade I Ashley took the 2006 Del Mar Debutante. Added another Grade I win before victories sprinting as a 3-year-old in 2009. He followed up a win in Hollywood year’s end with Downthedustyroad victorious by 4 ¼ lengths in Santa Anita’s La Park’s Triple Bend Handicap with triumphs in the Bing Crosby and Pat O’Brien Brea Stakes. • After purchasing Maimonides for $4.6-million as a yearling at the Keeneland September sale in 2006, the son of Vindication won his maiden debut by a daz- zling 11 1/2 lengths, but after bucking shins in the 2007 Hopeful Stakes, his career became wrought with ill-fortune. After Maimonides was retired to stud in 2009, Zayat said, “He had a world of raw talent, but he just has had bad luck. He was the best horse I have ever owned. Period.”

Personal • Born Aug. 31, 1962, in Cairo, Egypt. Family: wife, Joanne; children, Ashley, Emma, Justin and Benjamin. Maintains residences in New York, New Jersey, London and Egypt. • Education: Earned Master’s Degrees in business and public health from Boston University and Harvard University. • As a businessman, turned Al Ahram Beverages Company (ABC) into the larg- est beverage manufacturer and distributor in the Middle East before selling it to Heineken International for $280 million. Has become the largest shareholder in Egypt’s largest manufacturer of glass containers, Misr Glass Manufacturing. • His introduction to race horses came in his early teens while competing in eques- trian events in Egypt.

ZAYAT STABLES

Del Mar Derby (GII-Dmr)—Fairly Ransom (2003) Arnold zetcher Hollywood Oaks (GII-Hol)—House of Fortune (2004) Iowa Distaff (PrM)—Wynning Ride (2010) Indiana Oaks (GII-Hoo)—Always a Princess (2010) Residence: Century City, California Manhattan Beach (Hol)—Gabriellina Giof (2001) New Orleans Ladies (FG)—Zardana (2010) Silks: Shocking pink, chartreuse "Z" Osunitas (Dmr)—Andina (2011) on back Pacific Classic (GI-Dmr)—Richard’s Kid (2009) Pat O’Brien (GI-Dmr)—El Brujo (2010) Sunshine Millions Distaff—House of Fortune (GP-2006) Triple Bend H. (GI-Hol)—E Z’s Gentleman (2010) Tsunami Slew (Hol)—Midnight Interlude (2011)

Highlights Santa Anita Stakes Wins • In his tenth year as an owner of racehorses in 2009, achieved his greatest success California Cup Juvenile Fillies (OT)—House of Fortune (2003) when recent purchase, Richard’s Kid, a 24-1 shot, stormed from behind to topple Cover Gal (OT)—House of Fortune (2003) Santa Anita Handicap winner by a neck in Del Mar’s signature event, El Encino (GII)—Always a Princess (2011) the $1 million, Grade I Pacific Classic. “We’re living a dream,” he commented June Darling (OT)—House of Fortune (2003) on the 27th anniversary of his marriage to wife Ellen. Just three months before, La Cañada (GII)—Always a Princess (2011) homebred filly Gabby’s Golden Gal had provided their first Grade I victory when Pine Tree Lane (OT)—Tizzy’s Tune (2008) upsetting in Belmont Park’s . “This last year has been incredible,” Santa Anita Derby (GI)—Midnight Interlude (2011) Zetcher remarked. Santa Monica H. (GI)—Gabby’s Golden Gal (2010) • Completed a collection of bookends in Santa Anita’s two most prestigious events Swingtime (OT)—Zardana (2009) in 2011 when adding the $1 million Santa Anita Derby to his resume two years Tuzla H. (GIII)—Good Student (2005) after having won the Big ’Cap. Again, he gained a place in the track’s rich history with a rank outsider as Midnight Interlude, who had only a maiden win to his credit, captured the Santa Anita Derby by a head at odds of nearly 14-1. Trainer Other Major Stakes Wins Bob Baffert called his sixth victory in the storied event his “most exciting.” Acorn (GI-Bel)—Gabby’s Golden Gal (2009) Midnight Interlude had risen to the occasion after Baffert’s Jaycito, the morning Bayakoa H. (GII-Hol)—Zardana (2009) line favorite, was scratched on race eve due to a lingering foot problem. Zetcher California Oaks (GG)—House of Fortune (2004) buoyed his 2011 success at Santa Anita when Always a Princess was victorious in C.E.R.F. (Dmr)—Fund Raiser (2010) a pair of Grade II stakes, the El Encino and La Canada. Fantasy (GII-OP)—House of Fortune (2004) ARNOLD ZETCHER • Gabby’s Golden Girl returned in 2010 to add another Grade I when victorious in Santa Anita’s Santa Monica Handicap while providing jockey with his first Grade I stakes win. Zetcher’s Grade I winners in 2010 included E.Z’s Gentleman in Hollywood Park’s Triple Bend Handicap and El Brujo in Del Mar’s Pat O’Brien Stakes. • Won seven stakes races with House of Fortune including Oaklawn Park’s Grade II Fantasy Stakes in 2004 and the Sunshine Millions Distaff at Gulfstream Park in 2006. First graded stakes win was provided by Fairly Ransom in 2003’s Grade II Del Mar Derby. • The second horse he owned, Gabriellina Giof, became a stakes winner just five months into his tenure when capturing the 2001 Manhattan Beach Stakes at Hollywood Park.

Personal • Graduate of Washington University of St. Louis who serves on the university’s board of trustees and became interested in horseracing as a student when discov- ering the sport at nearby Cahokia Downs. • After working for Federated Stores in Cincinnati, Bonwit Teller in New York City, Kohl’s Food stores in Wisconsin and Illinois, and for John Breuner Company in San Francisco, became president of Talbots in 1987. The manu- facturer and retailer of stylish women’s wear, headquartered in Hingham, Mass., became an international clothing giant under his direction. • Awarded the National Retail Federation’s Gold Medal, the industry’s highest honor, in 2002. Recognized by BusinessWeek as one of the top 25 managers of the year in 2000. Retired as president and CEO in September of 2007 and as chairman of the board in March of the following year. • Serves as chairman of the National Retail Federation Foundation, which is involved in educational endeavors, especially in retail matters. • Appointed to the board of directors of the Thoroughbred Owners of California in February of 2009.