Horse April 2013 Official publication of the Maryland Horse Breeders Association; Vol. 78, No. 4

Maryland-bred Hall of Fame Inside inducts first class Breeder of the Year: Dr. and Mrs. Tom Bowman.... 4 By Vinnie Perrone Broodmare of the Year: Poised to Pounce...... 4 Maryland-bred foals...... 5 Maryland-bred Hall of Fame...... 1 Maryland-bred stakes winners..... 5 State racing interests next Maryland Fund Report...... 6 month will honor Maryland’s Maryland’s leading sires...... 8 most accomplished race­ Maryland’s top earners...... 8 horses by unveiling the Mary- MHBA membership form ...... 8 land-bred Hall 1 MHBA new business members..... 7 of Fame (MTHOF), an ascen- Stallion of the Year: dant cooperative that depart- Not For Love...... 4 ed different runways. Maryland Horse Breeders Scheduled for May 11 at Association Inc. , the Hall 30 East Padonia Road of Fame commemorations will Timonium, MD 21093 reflect a collaboration of the P.O. Box 427 Maryland Racing Media As- Timonium, MD 21094 sociation (MRMA) and Mary- 410-252-2100 Fax 410-560-0503 land Horse Breeders Associa- www.marylandthoroughbred.com tion (MHBA), racing-related entities that unknowingly had BOARD OF DIRECTORS shared a vision. R. Thomas Bowman , 1939 Stakes winner and the nation’s Early this year, MRMA vice President two-time Horse of the Year (1939, ’40), is a Hall of Fame elite. Donald H. Barr president Frank Vespe asked Vice-president whether breeders would par- Milton P. Higgins III ticipate in a budding plan to Secretary-treasurer create a Maryland-bred Hall a first-of-its kind state-bred Trump and Safely Kept are the Cricket Goodall of Fame. The response from racing Hall of Fame. The com- only Maryland-breds in the Executive director MHBA executive director mittee deemed eligible flat National Racing Hall of Fame; Richard F. Blue Jr., John C. Cricket Goodall: We’re al- runners and steeplechasers Find and Vertex were included Davison, James T. Dresher Jr., ready working on one. retired from racing at least in a comprehensive 1963 vote Michael J. Harrison, JoAnn Hayden, R. Larry Johnson, “Clearly they were doing five years, and selected 12 of state sportswriters who Ann Merryman, Suzanne something on a parallel track,” for its inaugural class: Broad determined the greatest-ever Moscarelli, Tom Mullikin, Vespe said. “So we basically Brush, Challedon, , Find, racing Maryland-breds; and Edwin W. Merryman, E. Allen said, ‘Why don’t we combine , Jameela, Politely, , Jameela, Po- Murray, Joseph P. Pons Jr., forces?’” Safely Kept, Twixt and Vertex litely and Twixt are the only William S. Reightler Jr., The resultant collaboration, and jumpers Elkridge and Jay remaining eligible two-time Robert B. White which involved racing-indus- Trump. Maryland-bred Horses of the Directors Emeritus try members beyond those or- The committee chose the Year, an honor first awarded J. William Boniface, King T. ganizations, birthed a commit- distinctive dozen on the fol- in 1962. Leatherbury, Donald P. Litz Jr., Robert T. Manfuso, Michael tee that in January established lowing bases: Challedon, Ci- The committee considered Pons, Katharine M. Voss guidelines and procedures for gar, Elkridge, Gallorette, Jay only racehorses for the initial class but left open the pos- Goodall and MRMA presi- “If we could get a good In its mission statement, sibility of inducting notable dent Ted Black worked to as- cross-section of people from the MTHOF endeavors to persons in subsequent years. semble an MTHOF committee the industry,” Black said, “I celebrate the racing and stud- It also determined to limit fu- representing an array of state thought that would validate book achievements of state- ture classes to no more than racing interests. Others who the horses we selected.” bred Thoroughbred horses two equine inductees. attended the January meeting Black, in his first year as nationally and internationally, The May 11 inductions will were Cindy Deubler and Anne MRMA president, said he con- and “to showcase their endur- be ceremonial as part of a Pim- Pennington of MHBA; Joe ceived the MTHOF as a way ing legacies.” lico program that will name Clancy, Mid-Atlantic Thorough- both to burnish his legacy and Such was the aim in 1963, certain races for honorees. bred editor and MRMA mem- to involve the organization in when Laurel Race Track presi- The MTHOF will exist as an ber; MRMA’s Vespe; Josh Pons, a meaningful undertaking. dent John D. Schapiro enlisted on-line entity (www.mdthor- breeder and Award- “I figured, let’s be part of a 58 sportswriters to oughbredhalloffame.com) winning writer; Katy Voss, project that people are going the five greatest Maryland- with plans to locate a perma- trainer/breeder and a director to remember,” Black said. bred runners in history. Here nent facility. of the Maryland Thor­ough­ “And when I looked over the again, the symmetry: Schapiro bred Horsemen’s Association; “It is virtual now but, as we list of all the Maryland-bred asked MHBA president Bruce Georganne Hale, Maryland move forward with a horse-in- Horses of the Year, I thought S. Campbell to help determine dustry museum, we will make Club racing secretary,­ that these were horses that de- protocols and facilitate polling. sure the great Maryland-bred and Jim McCue, MJC photog- served lasting recognition. At horses will have a place of rapher; and Vinnie Perrone, a the same time, I want to keep “Too frequently, we over- honor,” Goodall said. “It is frequent Mid-Atlantic Thorough­ it in perspective: We’re not look the great horses pro- important that their achieve- bred contributor. The commit- saving Maryland racing. We’re duced in this state,” Schapiro ments be marked for all time.” tee likely will grow over time. just honoring the history of it.” said then. “It is time for us to

2 Lydia A. Williams Lydia The first Maryland-bred to surpass $1 million, Jameela was One of the greatest racemares in history, Gallorette regularly Maryland-bred Horse of the Year twice in the 1980s. beat the best handicap males in the country in the 1940s. Jerry Frutkoff Equi-Photo, Inc. Marshall Hawkins Jumping legend Jay Trump won the The gallant gelding Find was a stakes Superstar Cigar retired as the richest Maryland Hunt Cup three times (1963, performer through age 11 and retired North American runner of all time ’64 and ’66). In 1965, he travelled to in 1961 as the richest Maryland-bred with $9,999,815. He won 16 straight – Aintree and won the most grueling test with $803,615 for his career. He won or 10 Grade 1s– and the for of all, the English Grand National. placed in 51 stakes in 110 starts. Horse of the Year in 1995 and ‘96. evaluate what has been ac- ceived plaudits of the racing terested in the Thoroughbred Fifty years later, a shared complished in Maryland. world when they were in com- should see to it that their fame initiative of that very sub- “Horses like Challedon, petition, and I feel that those never dies.” stance has taken flight. R Gallorette and Elkridge re- of us in Maryland who are in- Longshot Photo Turfotos Tough, durable and quirky, Broad Brush became the first A dominating presence in the distaff handicap division in Maryland-bred to surpass $2 million. One of the best the late 1960s, Politely carried 131 pounds to victory in stakes runners in the mid-1980s, he went on to be a leading sire. company and twice won the Matchmaker Stakes in record time.

3 Double J Photo No Maryland-bred has won more stakes races Averaging nearly 18 starts per year, Twixt was a machine, than Elkridge. The famed steeplechaser of the 1940s winning 18 stakes and placing in another 19 over four seasons. and 1950s won 27 stakes from 123 starts. She was twice named Maryland-bred Horse of the Year.

The first Maryland-bred to win a Breeders’ Cup trophy Vertex charged into prominence in the 1950s, ranking among (for the Sprint in 1990), Safely Kept was an amazon in the the best handicap horses in the nation. Dealing with division, and was honored with the Eclipse Award over soundess issues, he made 25 starts over four seasons, males in 1989. The 22-time stakes winner earned $2,194,206. winning 17, nine stakes, including the . Broodmare of the Year: Stallion of the Year: Poised to Pounce Not For Love

Maryland has been home stallion but one trait must be to many influential stallions outstanding.” in the last century, but one Not For Love was rep- stands out for his dominance. resented by 13 stakes hors- Not For Love, Northview Stal- es last year. His five stakes lion Station’s 23-year-old son winners included juveniles of Mr. Prospector, has been Mystic Love and Classy Coco selected once again as Stallion and solid handicap horses of the Year, the 10th time so Not Abroad, winner of the honored. Maryland Million Classic, and In 2012, Not For Love Eightto­­­ fastto­ catch.­ His lead- led Maryland’s general and ing earner, Hello Lover, tied 2-year-old sires lists by prog- for second in the nation by eny earnings, and became the number of wins (with nine) state’s all-time leading juve- and was stakes-placed three nile sire by lifetime earnings, times while earning $304,495. a position he also holds on the “Now that Not For Love general sires list. His runners has turned 23, our primary JoAnn Hayden amassed more than $4.5 mil- interest is in his well-being,” lion in 2012 – the 11th consecu- added Golden. “For the last tive year above the $4 million three years his books have The chance to own a Bred in the name of Kath- mark. been limited to 50 piece of “Maryland history” arine W. Merryman, Poised “The breeders in Maryland and that is always subject to spurred David and JoAnn to Pounce was from a family have been very supportive of change, should we notice any Hayden and partner William developed by Merryman and Not For Love and hopefully adverse indications. Beatson to bid more than her husband, John, who had he has returned the favor,” “Keeping Not For Love in anticipated for Smarten’s purchased Poised to Pounce’s said Northview president Maryland has been a luxu- daughter Poised to Pounce granddam, Counterflight, as a Richard Golden. “When we ry for Northview. Standing a 4 at the Fasig-Tipton Midlantic yearling in 1963. acquired Not For Love, his stallion that has won Stallion December sale in 2000. The “David always had a world class pedigree was his of the Year 10 times is a won- $142,000 bid, highest of the great deal of respect for Mr. greatest attraction. There is no derful honor for all of us at sale, secured the young brood- Merryman­ and his dealings formula for purchasing any Northview as well.” R in foal to top Maryland in breeding, as a farmer, as a sire Polish Numbers, and gave cattleman, as a horseman,” Dark Hollow Farm in Upper- said JoAnn. “She was a horse co a link to a stellar family. we really wanted to see stay in Breeder of the Year: “By far the best offering in Maryland.” the sale,” said JoAnn Hayden, A half-sister to the Merry- Dr. and Mrs. and Poised to Pounce proved mans’ seven-time stakes win- a bargain at the price. She is ner Smart ’n Quick, Poised to Thomas Bowman now the second Broodmare Pounce is also the granddam of the Year to represent Dark of multiple graded stakes-win- For the sixth time in the The son of Not For Love out of Hollow Farm, joining Safely ning sprinter Smart Enough past eight years, Tom and Timely Broad, by Broad Brush, Home, the first award recipi- (out of Quick ’n Smart), an Chris Bowman have been was bred in partnership with ent in 1990. earner of $873,317. named Maryland Breeders of Milton P. Higgins, Thomas Poised to Pounce is the Owning Poised to Pounce the Year. The esteemed equine Sutton and Huckleberry Farm dam of 2012 Grade 1-winning was a joy, notes JoAnn, who veterinarian and his wife, who LLC. Now 6, Not Abroad sprinter Poseidon’s Warrior was devastated when they own and operate Dance Forth earned $217,190 of his career (by Speightstown), the last of lost the 18-year-old mare in Farm in Chestertown, bred total $625,955 last year. her eight winners from nine 2009 while in foal to Hard a prolific group of runners, The Bowmans also bred foals. The mare was already Spun.“She was an incredible many in partnership, who juvenile stakes winners Alpha a stakes producer when she horse to be around. She was made 528 starts in 2012 and Mike Foxtrot (in partnership went through the auction, as easy, an excellent mother, a amassed more than $2.1 mil- with Richard W. Small) and I dam of stakes winner Quick wonderful horse to handle.” lion in earnings. Stand Alone (with daughters ’n Smart (by Polish Num- Dark Hollow sold six of The most accomplished Quin Bowman and Rebecca bers). She was carrying Play the seven foals they bred to represent the Bowmans Davis), as well as Maryland Bingo, who went on to earn from Poised to Pounce for a was Not Abroad, winner of Hunt Cup winner Twill Do. $455,240 and win three stakes, combined $605,000, keeping the Maryland Million Classic This is the seventh Breed- including the Maryland Mil- only Popeye’s Lady (by Forest and Joseph French Memorial er of the Year award for the lion Classic. And she also pro- Wildcat), now a member of Stakes and three times stakes- couple, who were honored in duced stakes-placed Rhythmn the Dark Hollow broodmare placed, including a second in 1998, 2005 to 2008 and 2011. R Master (by Two Punch). band. R the Grade 3 Greenwood Cup. who earned $296,848, Richetta Both are is also the dam of $78,916-earn- homebreds, the winner by er True Success and the win- (Arg), the run- ning Not For Love Rich ner-up by After Market. Love. Her Dynaformer colt Walkwithapurpose was the Fully Engaged, now 3, sold prohibitive 2-5 favorite un- as a weanling for $40,000 and der , set the pace 1 a yearling (at Sep- and won off by 9 ⁄2 lengths in tember) for $100,000. Richetta 1:38.38. Listen Boy, a 45-1 long- produced a Fairbanks colt in shot, rallied to beat four others 2012 and was bred back to Not to the finish. Maryland-bred Stakes Winners For Love. Walkwithapurpose has now won five straight races, won the Maryland Juvenile including three stakes, all at Championship Stakes at 2, . Prior to the Cae- and and sar’s Wish she captured the Find Handicap at 3, while also Maryland Juvenile Filly finishing second in the Grade Championship­ (Dec. 31) and 3 Pegasus Stakes and third in Wide Country Stakes (Feb. 2). the Jennings Handicap. Listen Boy was making her Bred by Bowman and Hig- first stakes attempt and com- Jim McCue gins Stable and Patricia L.

Jim McCue pleted a $50 exacta. Correas Concealed Identity Chapman, who owned and indicated he would likely use back to winning ways bred with her the Twixt Stakes for Mary- late husband, Roy Chapman, Sagamore Farm in John B. Campbell prove dominant land-breds on April 6 at Pimli- Concealed Identity was pur- co as Walkwithapurpose’s prep Linda Gaudet and Morris in Caesar’s Wish chased by the Gaudets at the race for the $500,000 Black- Bailey’s Concealed Identity Fasig-Tipton Midlantic East- Ignacio Correas saddled Eyed Susan Stakes-G2 on May found the winner’s circle for ern Fall Yearling sale for Walkwithapurpose and Listen 17. the first time since November $16,000. He is the second foal Boy for the $150,000 Caesar’s Walkwithapurpose, out of 2011 when digging down in out of four-time stakes winner Wish Stakes March 2 at Laurel the Broad Brush mare Light- the stretch to win the 59th run- Richetta (by Polish Numbers). Park and saw them sweep the ning Lydia, paid $2.80 and im- ning of the John B. Campbell The champion Maryland- top two places in the 1-mile proves to 5-for-6 lifetime with Handicap at Laurel Park Feb. bred 2-year-old filly of 2003 test for 3-year old fillies. earnings of $272,210. R 16. It was the fourth stakes 5 win for the horse, but the first for Linda Gaudet as a trainer, as well as the first for appren- tice jockey Trevor McCarthy. New Arrivals The race was not without controversy, as three horses ended up in a drive to the fin- ish line, with Concealed Iden- tity on the outside, Service for Ten on the inside and Norman Asbjornson between them. Service for Ten bore into Nor- man Asbjornson, forcing him into Concealed Identity. Nor- man Asbjorson fell back to third as Concealed Identity Buckingham Farm’s Friesan

crossed the finish line first. Fire—Aunt Elaine colt has Anne Pennington (2) Adams George After an inquiry and a been named Fire Engine. Argentesque’s Trappe Line of David colt out of claim of foul, Concealed Iden- Shot filly stretches her legs stakes-placed Sunday in tity was left the winner, Nor- at Charles and Cynthia Malibu (by Malibu Moon) man Asbjornson was placed McGinnes’ Thornmar farm. was bred by Linda Walls. second and Service for Ten was disqualified to third. The winning margin was Send in your foal reports and photographs of your 2013 three-quarters of a length and foals, and we will post them in the Maryland Horse Breeders 1 the final time for the 1 ⁄8 miles Association Weekly Bulletin as well as The Maryland Horse was 1:52.29. The fourth choice newsletter. in the field of five, Concealed Send the information via e-mail to cdeubler@maryland Identity paid $17. Christie Steele thoroughbred.com. Submissions may also be made on the Admiral Alex sired this Concealed Identity, a MHBA website at http://www.marylandthoroughbred. 5-year-old son of Smarty Jones, Feb. 25 colt out of Pretty Princess (by Partner’s Hero), com/breeders/md_foals/ or by downloading forms from improved to 7-for-25 lifetime that page and faxing to (410) 560-0503. with earnings of $332,990. He bred by Jim Steele. Birds, by Dance With Ravens. Knight Jr. ($10,000). Third: Lu- Owner bonus: Childs and Childs nar Rock, by Cherokee’s Boy. Stable ($5,000). Owner bonus: Mezza Luna Farm LLC ($5,000). Caesar’s Wish Stakes Breeder bonuses March 2. $50,000 Maryland Fund At Last Farm LLC—IRISH EXCHANGE: Jan. 24, purse premium. For 3-year-old fil- 7th race, $3,990; Feb. 13, 7th race, $4,289.25. lies. 1 mi. 6 competed. (Closed ($8,279.25) with 23 nominations.) Winner: Bender and Bender LLC—ACCESS TO CHARLIE: Jan. 26, 8th race, $1,750; Feb. 23, 8th race, walkwithapurpose, by . Owner bonus: $3,500. CRUISE MORE: Jan. 24, 4th race, Candy Ride (Arg) $1,396.50/$997.50. INDIAN BUCKS: Feb. 18, Sagamore Farm LLC ($30,000). 8th race, $3,790.50/$2,707.50. ($14,142) Maryland Fund Report Second: Listen Boy, by After Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Bowman—ASCAUGA: Jan. Market. Owner bonus. Sagamore 30, 8th race, $3,990. COUNT ON LOU: Jan. 31, Farm LLC ($10,000). 3rd race, $1,496.25. ($5,486.25) Bonuses paid for races at Maryland tracks Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Bowman and Rebecca January 21 to March 3, 2013. The following stakes were inadver- Davis—GO MONEY GO: Feb. 9, 9th race, tently left off of last month’s report. $2,094.75. ($7,581) Bowman and Higgins Stable—TRAPPIST MONK: What a Summer Stakes Jan. 24, 5th race, $2,394. Bowman and Higgins Stable and Patricia L Chap- January 12. $50,000 Maryland Winner: man—CONCEALED IDENTITY: Feb. 16, 6th Stakes walkwithapur- Fund purse premium. For 4-year- . race, $10,500. January 21. $50,000 Maryland pose, by Candy Ride (Arg) olds and up, fillies and mares. 6 Owner bonus: Sagamore Farm Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Bowman, Rebecca Davis, Fund purse premium. For 4-year- fur. 8 competed. (Closed with 22 Oxley and Clay, et al—HONEST TRUTH: Feb. 1 LLC ($30,000). Sixth: Hot Fun, olds and up. About 1 ⁄16 mi. 9 com- nominations.) Winner: af- 13, 6th race, $2,094.75. . Owner bonus: peted. (Closed with 20 nomina- by Latent Heat fair, by Two Punch. Owner bo- Dark Hollow Farm—RAVEN’S DANCE: March 2, Barbara Houck ($500). tions.) No Maryland-breds in top nus: Charles Reed and Michael 1st race, $2,493.75/$1,781.25. ($4,275) six places. zanella ($30,000). Dark Hollow, Fast Kitty Farm, Arnold Davidov and Mr. and Mrs. David Schwaber—ARRIVE: Jan. February 9. $50,000 Maryland 31, 2nd race, $3,790.50/$2,707.50. ($6,498) Fire Plug Stakes Frank Whiteley Jr. Stakes Rosalee C. Davison Revocable Trust—NASTAR Fund purse premium. For 3-year- January 21. $50,000 Maryland January 19. $50,000 Maryland MEDALLIST: Feb. 27, 5th race, $1,695.75. olds. 1 mi. 6 competed. (Closed TOUCH THE BIRDS: Jan. 26, 8th race, $3,500; Fund purse premium. For 4-year- Fund purse premium. For 3-year- with 24 nominations.) Third: Lu- Feb. 23, 8th race, $1,750. ($5,250) olds and up. 6 fur. 6 competed. nar Rock, by Cherokee’s Boy. olds. 7 fur. 7 competed. (Closed David M. DiPietro and Louis Carrico—VALENTI- (Closed with 17 nominations.) Owner bonus: Mezza Luna Farm with 22 nominations.) Second: NO’S BOY: Jan. 26, 5th race, $1,496.25. Winner: Broad Rule, by Dixie LLC ($5,000). Alpha Mike Foxtrot, by Two David M. DiPietro and Herbert A. May III—JACK Union. Owner bonus: Fitzhugh Punch. Owner bonus: Larry ON THE ROCKS: Feb. 14, 2nd race, $1,496.25. LLC ($30,000). John B. Campbell Handicap 6 Stakes February 16. $50,000 Maryland January 26. $50,000 Maryland Fund purse premium. For 3-year- Breeder loyalty bonuses 1 Fund purse premium. For 4-year- olds and up. 1 ⁄8 mi. 5 competed. olds and up, fillies and mares. (Closed with 26 nominations.) 1 About 1 ⁄16 mi. 10 competed. Winner: Concealed Identi- Additional 12.5 percent bonus paid to breeders of all (Closed with 24 nominations.) ty, by Smarty Jones. Owner bo- maiden race winners at the Laurel Winter meet Second: Touch the Birds, by nus: Linda S. Nor­wood-Gaudet (Jan. 21 through March 3, 2013). Dance With Ravens. Owner bo- and Morris Bailey ($30,000). nus: Childs and Childs Stable Bender and Bender LLC—CRUISE MORE: Jan 24, 4th race, ($10,000). Third: Access to Maryland Racing $997.50. INDIAN BUCKS: Feb 18, 8th race, $2,707.50. (Total Charlie, by . Media Association Stakes breeder bonuses—$8,892) Owner bonus: Howard M. Bender Dark Hollow Farm—RAVEN’S DANCE: March 2, 1st race, ($5,000). February 23. $50,000 Maryland Fund purse premium. For 3-year- $1,781.25. (Total breeder bonuses—$4,275) 1 Dark Hollow, Fast Kitty Farm, Arnold Davidov and Mr. and olds and up, fillies and mares. 1 ⁄8 Wide Country Stakes mi. 6 competed. (Closed with 20 Mrs. David Schwaber—ARRIVE: Jan. 31, 2nd race, $2,707.50. February 2. $50,000 Maryland nominations.) Second: Access (Total breeder bonuses—$6,498) Fund purse premium. For 3-year- to Charlie, by Indian Charlie. Fitzhugh LLC—LEGALLY INCLUDED: March 2, 4th race, old fillies. 7 fur. 7 competed. Owner bonus: Howard M. Bender $1,781.25. (Total breeder bonuses—$4,275) (Closed with 31 nominations.) ($10,000). Third: Touch the William R. Harris—COUNT TO SEVEN: Feb. 21, 1st race, $2,707.50. ONEGREATSTEP: Feb. 22, 9th race, $1,140. (Total breeder bonuses—$9,234) Gretchen B. Mobberley—CLEVER TALK: Jan. 24, 1st race, $1,282.50. (Total breeder bonuses—$3,078) Special maiden race Mojallali Stables Inc.—AVIE: Feb. 27, 1st race, $1,781.25. (Total breeder bonuses—$4,275) bonus payments Mr. and Mrs. E. Allen Murray Jr.—SCIP’S SONATA: Feb. 22, 3rd $5,000 MSW PAYMENTS (Jan. 21-March 3, 2013): race, $1,140. (Total breeder bonuses—$2,736) Howard M. Bender; Dark Hollow Farm, Dorsey Brown, Mr. and Sagamore Farm LLC—LOCCHE: Feb. 7, 9th race, $997.50. TELL Mrs. Arnold Davidov et al; William R. Harris; Sagamore Farm. A GREAT STORY: Jan. 30, 2nd race, $2,707.50. (Total breeder bonuses—$8,892) MAIDEN CLAIMING PAYMENTS (Jan. 21-March 3, 2013): Stanley Stables—HARD ROCK DELITE: Feb. 21, 9th race, Howard M. Bender ($2,000); Copperville Farm ($2,000); Marshall $997.50. (Total breeder bonuses—$2,394) E. Dowell ($4,000); Goldstream Racing Stable ($3,000); William James B. Steele Jr.—KODIAK SONG: Jan. 26, 1st race, $1,425. R. Harris ($2,000); Gail T. Jansen ($2,000); The Jim Stable ($2,000); (Total breeder bonuses—$3,420) Gretchen B. Mobberley ($3,000); E. Allen Murray Jr. ($2,000); Susan H. Wantz—LOST YER NUMBER: Feb. 7, 4th race, $1,140. Daniel M. Ryan ($4,000); Adam Staple ($4,000); Charles Thomas (Total breeder bonuses—$2,736) Winebarger Sr. ($3,000). Thomas Winebarger Sr.—GRACIOUS GRACIE: Feb. 23, 1st race, $1,282.50. (Total breeder bonuses—$3,078) Fitzhugh LLC—BROAD RULE: Jan. 21, 6th DERBOX: Jan. 25, 2nd race, $1,695.75; Feb. William R. Harris—COUNT TO SEVEN: Feb. 21, DEPUTY STORM (Video Storm: Feb. 22, 5th race, race, $10,500; Feb. 18, 9th race, $1,750. 21, 5th race, $2,294.25. WALKWITHAPUR- 1st race, $3,790.50. ONEGREATSTEP: Feb. 22, $1,047.38): Deputy Storm Syndicate. LEGALLY INCLUDED: March 2, 4th race, POSE: Feb. 2, 8th race, $10,500; March 2, 8th 9th race, $1,596. ($5,386.50) DISCO RICO (Disco Elvis: Jan. 31, 8th race, $2,493.75/$1,781.25. ($16,525) race, $10,500. ($37,382) Hot Silks Racing Stable LLC and Carolyn Green— $1,995): Alfred and Joseph DiRico. Gregory Garton—ARMI BASE: Jan. 24, 9th race, Kenneth Santill—DISCO ELVIS: Jan. 31, 8th race, KOH I : Feb. 28, 8th race, $4,488.75. DOMESTIC DISPUTE (Kodiak Song: Jan. 26, 1st $1,496.25. $3,990. Barbara J. Houck—HOT FUN: Jan. 21, 4th race, race, $997.50): Domestic Dispute Syndicate. Green Willow Farms—KOH I NOOR: Feb. 28, 8th Stanley Stables—HARD ROCK DELITE: Feb. 21, $3,990. FANTASTICAT (Printasticat: Jan. 24, 3rd race, race, $4,488.75. 9th race, $1,396.50/$997.50. ($2,394) Gail T. Jansen—LOCCHE: Feb. 7, 9th race, $847.88): Fantasticat Syndicate. $1,396.50. Keith A. Harpster—LUNAR ROCK: Feb. 9, 8th James B. Steele Jr.—KODIAK SONG: Jan. 26, 1st GATORS N BEARS (Gracious Gracie: Feb. 23, 1st The Jim Stable—HARD ROCK DELITE: Feb. 21, race, $1,750. race, $1,995/$1,425. ($3,420) race, $897.75): Gators N Bears Syndicate. 9th race, $1,396.50. Michael J. Harrison DVM—FRENCH MISTRESS: Tara Farms Inc.—DON’T SCIP A CHECK: Feb. 18, GREAT NOTION (Ascauga: Jan. 30, 8th race, Jan. 25, 1st race, $2,094.75. RUNNING GAME: 4th race, $2,094.75. Gretchen B. Mobberley—CLEVER TALK: Jan. 24, 1st race, $1,795.50. $1,995. Glib: Feb. 14, 7th race, $1,147.13): Jan. 31, 1st race, $1,296.75. ($3,391.50) Thornmar Farm LLC—GLIB: Feb. 14, 7th race, Great Notion Syndicate—$3,142.13. William R. Harris—COUNT TO SEVEN: Feb. 21, $2,294.25. VIDEO STORM: Feb. 22, 5th race, E. Allen Murray Jr.—SCIP’S SONATA: Feb. 22, 3rd race, $1,596. GYRFALCON (GB) (Embraceable Win: Feb. 22, 1st race, $3,790.50/$2,707.50. ONEGREATSTEP: $2,094.75. ($4,389) 6th race, $1,995): Rickman Racing LLC. Feb. 22, 9th race, $1,596/$1,140. ($9,234) Susan H. Wantz—LOST YER NUMBER: Feb. 7, Non Stop Stable and ZWP Stable—HANKY DOO- LION HEARTED (Valentino’s Boy: Jan. 26, 5th Hickory Plains LLC—BILLY CHAPEL: Jan. 25, 4th race, $1,596/$1,140. ($2,736) DLE: Feb. 27, 8th race, $3,990. race, $748.13): Lion Hearted Syndicate. 8th race, $2,394. Gloria Wenderoth—BOLD JOE: Jan. 30, 5th race, Rickman Racing LLC—EMBRACEABLE WIN: (French Mistress: Jan. 25, Edwin C. Jenkins—PRINTASTICAT: Jan. 24, 3rd $1,296.75. Feb. 22, 6th race, $3,990. PASS YOU BYE BYE: Feb. 15, 8th race, $3,990. ($7,980) 1st race, $1,047.38. Onegreatstep: Feb. race, $1,695.75. Thomas Winebarger Sr.—GRACIOUS GRA- Daniel M. Ryan—LEGALLY INCLUDED: March 2, 22, 9th race, $798. Sun Song: Jan. 31, 9th Robert T. Manfuso and Katharine M. Voss—LOVE CIE: Feb. 23, 1st race, $1,795.50/$1,282.50. 4th race, $2,493.75. race, $748.13): Louis Quatorze Syndicate— TALK: Feb. 8, 5th race, $1,995. ($3,078) Sagamore Farm LLC—TELL A GREAT STORY: $2,593.51. Gretchen B. Mobberley—CLEVER TALK: Jan. 24, ZWP Stable—WHO DAT BOY: Feb. 7, 2nd race, Jan. 30, 2nd race, $3,790.50. MEDALLIST (Nastar Medallist: Feb. 27, 5th race, 1st race, $1,795.50/$1,282.50. ($3,078) $1,695.75. Adam Staple—AVIE: Feb. 27, 1st race, $2,493.75. $847.88): Medallist Syndicate. Mojallali Stables Inc.—AVIE: Feb. 27, 1st race, Stony Brook Stables—IRISH EXCHANGE: Jan. 24, $2,493.75/$1,781.25. ($4,275) Owner bonuses NO ARMISTICE (Armi Base: Jan. 24, 9th race, 7th race, $3,990; Feb. 13, 7th race, $4,289.25. Howard M. Bender—CRUISE MORE: Jan. 24, 4th $748.13): Country Life Farm and B. Wayne Mr. and Mrs. E. Allen Murray, Jr.—SCIP’S SO- ($8,279.25) race, $1,396.50. INDIAN BUCKS: Feb. 18, 8th Hughes. NATA: Feb. 22, 3rd race, $1,596/$1,140. SUN Charles Thomas Winebarger Sr.—GRACIOUS race, $3,790.50. ($5,187) NOT FOR LOVE (Love Talk: Feb. 8, 5th race, SONG: Jan. 31, 9th race, $1,496.25. ($4,232) GRACIE: Feb. 23, 1st race, $1,795.50. Non Stop Stable and ZWP Stable—HANKY DOO- Bloom Racing Stable—DISCO ELVIS: Jan. 31, 8th $997.50): Not For Love Syndicate. DLE: Feb. 27, 8th race, $3,990. race, $3,990. Stallion bonuses ORATORY (Clever Talk: Jan. 24, 1st race, $897.75): Country Life Farm and Darley. Yigal Rappaport—SOME WAY SOME HOW: Feb. Copperville Farm—LOST YER NUMBER: Feb. 7, AFLEET PRINCE (Bold Joe: Jan. 30, 5th race, 21, 3rd race, $2,094.75. 4th race, $1,596. $648.38): Ayres Fountain Spring Farm. OUTFLANKER (Jack On the Rocks: Feb. 14, 2nd Rickman Racing LLC—EMBRACEABLE WIN: Dark Hollow Farm, Mr. Dorsey Brown, Mr. and CHEROKEE’S BOY (Hanky Doodle: Feb. 27, 8th race, $748.13): Outflanker Syndicate. Feb. 22, 6th race, $3,990. PASS YOU BYE BYE: Mrs. Arnold Davidov, et al—ARRIVE: Jan. 31, race, $1,995. Lunar Rock: Feb. 9, 8th race, ROCK SLIDE (Hard Rock Delite: Feb. 21, 9th race, Feb. 15, 8th race, $3,990. ($7,980) 2nd race, $3,790.50. $875. Who Dat Boy: Feb. 7, 2nd race, $847.88): $698.25. Pass You Bye Bye: Feb. 15, 8th race, Brice Ridgely—HOT FUN: Jan. 21, 4th race, Marshall E. Dowell—RAVEN’S DANCE: March 2, ZWP Stable—$3,717.88. $1,995): Shamrock Farms—$2,693.25. $3,990. 1st race, $2,493.75. DANCE WITH RAVENS (Raven’s Dance: March 2, SCIPION (Don’t Scip a Check: Feb. 18, 4th race, Sagamore Farm LLC—LISTEN BOY: March 2, Dunbarton Stable LLC—ASCAUGA: Jan. 30, 8th 1st race, $1,246.88. Running Game: Jan. 31, $1,047.38. Scip’s Sonata: Feb. 22, 3rd race, 8th race, $3,500. LOCCHE: Feb. 7, 9th race, race, $3,990. 1st race, $648.38. Touch the Birds: Jan. 26, 8th $798): Scipion Syndicate—$1,845.38. $1,396.50/$997.50. TELL A GREAT STORY: Goldstream Racing Stable LLC—KODIAK SONG: race, $1,750; Feb. 23, 8th race, $875): Dance YARROW BRAE (Count to Seven: Feb. 21, 1st Jan. 30, 2nd race, $3,790.50/$2,707.50. TIN- Jan. 26, 1st race, $1,995. With Ravens Syndicate—$4,520.26. race, $1,895.25): Yarrow Brae Syndicate. 7 Welcome

New BusinessMembers.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~. Businesses that support and contribute to the horse industry in Maryland and have recently joined the Maryland Horse Breeders Association. The Mill • Carries a wide variety of feed and supplies for horses, livestock and pets • Staff includes an equine nutritionist to assist with feed and management needs, as well as an expert in pasture management solutions • Five locations in Maryland (Bel Air, Black Horse- White Hall, Hampstead, Hereford and Whiteford) and one in (Red Lion) • Contact Michelle Jennings (410) 952-4681, e-mail [email protected] www.themillofbelair.com Maryland’s top 20 earners in 2013 Maryland’s leading sires (through March 5) Supplied by The Jockey Club Information Services (TJCIS), 1. Barbecue Eddie. . . $170,000 11. Access to Charlie. . .$37,500 these statistics were compiled on March 5. Lifetime earnings for stallions with at least one starter in 2013. † denotes freshman sire. 2. Walkwithapurpose . .165,000 Cubicle Queen . . . . 37,500 3. Broad Rule...... 100,000 13. Arrogant Officer. . . .36,300 Earnings in 2013 4. Concealed Identity. . .79,950 14. Houston Bull. . . . . 35,220 Strs Starts Wnrs Wins Earnings 5. Bold Affair...... 75,000 15. Great Vintage. . . . .34,200 Orientate...... 84 175 15 16 $482,218 Outflanker...... 30 74 8 8 344,789 6. Irish Exchange . . . . 52,480 16. Big Lute...... 33,000 Dance With Ravens. . 55 122 11 11 333,827 7. Irish Lion...... 46,010 17. Video Storm . . . . . 32,110 Lion Hearted. . . . . 47 106 15 17 325,419 8. Delaunay...... 45,000 18. Hanky Doodle . . . . 32,100 Two Punch . . . . . 28 59 12 12 313,953 Not For Love. . . . . 62 115 16 16 313,111 9. Take Down Two. . . .44,800 19. Listen Boy...... 30,800 Louis Quatorze. . . . 38 89 11 16 247,465 10. Touch the Birds. . . . 37,500 20. Arrive...... 29,640 Great Notion. . . . . 19 41 5 8 215,040 Gators N Bears. . . . 27 57 7 7 162,902 Scipion...... 23 46 6 8 146,590 Rock Slide...... 29 66 3 3 137,550 Cherokee’s Boy. . . . 12 29 3 3 99,820 Deputy Storm. . . . 7 17 4 5 83,252 Join the MHBA today! ...... 16 30 3 3 56,139 o Breeder/Owner membership $200 Greek Sun...... 7 10 3 3 36,766 M Eighty...... 2 3 1 2 35,910 Includes all regular benefits and Seeking Daylight. . . 8 15 1 1 28,510 breeder/owner only benefits o Associate - Supporter membership $50 Earnings lifetime Includes all regular benefits except Strs Starts Wnrs Wins Earnings breeder/owner only benefits Not For Love. . . . . 686 14,755 556 2,272 $62,275,306 Two Punch . . . . . 890 17,082 695 2,578 51,973,603 o Associate - Business membership $200 Orientate...... 487 7,712 374 1,211 31,101,198 Includes all regular benefits except Louis Quatorze. . . . 579 11,160 422 1,482 29,952,526 breeder/owner only benefits Waquoit...... 485 11,481 368 1,530 26,869,922 Outflanker...... 364 7,787 281 1,145 23,509,070 8 please COMPLETE THIS FORM Lion Hearted. . . . . 393 6,775 302 977 21,801,972 IN ITS ENTIRETY Go for Gin...... 310 5,717 210 707 18,103,908 or apply online at www.marylandthoroughbred.com Dance With Ravens. . 194 2,804 126 343 8,550,951 Rock Slide...... 158 2,200 100 240 6,348,994 Great Notion. . . . . 89 1,182 67 214 5,724,328 Membership name______Mojave Moon. . . . 152 2,950 105 330 5,542,242 Crowd Pleaser . . . . 101 1,717 73 226 5,132,838 o Individual o Partnership o Farm o Corporation Gators N Bears. . . . 96 974 53 138 3,344,932 Seeking Daylight. . . 70 949 48 133 2,781,426 SS/Tin #______Purple Passion. . . . 43 846 28 78 1,470,056 Authorized individual ______Cherokee’s Boy. . . . 34 354 20 44 1,415,225 Deputy Storm. . . . 31 329 26 61 1,269,873 Address______Scipion...... 38 355 24 46 1,158,337 Amerrico’s Bullet. . . 17 482 15 58 1,058,987 ______Telephone ______2-year-old earnings lifetime E-mail address______Strs Starts Wnrs Wins Earnings Not For Love. . . . . 310 981 119 161 $5,825,244 Breeding farm______Two Punch . . . . . 439 1,434 167 211 5,572,040 o farm owned o mares boarded Orientate...... 294 917 113 147 4,118,807 Louis Quatorze. . . . 276 865 87 115 3,192,925 Outflanker...... 205 847 91 129 3,033,305 County ______Number of acres______Lion Hearted. . . . . 181 596 71 99 2,619,354 Waquoit...... 206 705 60 85 2,003,139 Signature______Dance With Ravens. . 109 400 31 38 1,143,127 Date______Go for Gin...... 159 519 33 40 978,164 Rock Slide...... 71 232 16 25 759,881 o Payment enclosed Please charge my o Visa o MC Great Notion. . . . . 32 99 15 22 677,912 Scipion...... 26 122 15 21 618,652 Acct. No. ______Cherokee’s Boy. . . . 16 72 8 13 570,176 Expiration date ____ / ____ Mojave Moon. . . . 83 318 25 27 568,838 Deputy Storm. . . . 19 93 12 19 553,382 Gators N Bears. . . . 44 153 17 20 463,869 Return to: Maryland Horse Breeders Association Seeking Daylight. . . 33 88 11 11 293,882 P.O. Box 427, Timonium, MD 21094 Crowd Pleaser . . . . 38 104 5 5 133,447 410-252-2100 • Fax 410-560-0503