June 2013 Hessonite Makes the Grade

cATIENuS still going strong at 19

NEW YORK THOROUGHBRED BREEDERS INC. JUNE 2013 HESSONITE MAKES THE GRADE

GENESEE VALLEY’S CARLLAND StAbLES HIGHCLIFF STALLIONS

HIGHCLIFF Stallions | 2013 May 16-SWEET MOON returned to the winner’s circle after a 10 length score at Finger Lakes. Her sire boasts an outstanding 10% stakes winners and 50% winners from foals. MAYBRY'S BOY

May 11-First year sire is the leading son of SMART STRIKE in NY, a top 12 national sire SMART STRIKE’s Saint Vigeur ran second in the Peter Pan S.-G2. SMART BID Smart Strike - Recording, by Danzig | $4,500 Live Foal

May 12-By three time leading sire GIANT’S CAUSWAY, sire two Group winners in one day TABLEAUX-G2 and JUST PRETENDING-G3. STONESIDER NEWS MAKERS 2013

HIGHCLIFF Stallions | 2013 May 17-BROTHERSOFTHETIME, second 2013 two-year-old winner for BOB AND JOHN after a 5 1/4 length maiden special weight win at Calder and one of six winners for his sire over Preakness Day weekend. BOB AND JOHN Seeking the Gold - Minister's Melody | $6,000 Live Foal

May 20-Top Five NY Sire CONGAREE was the first sire in the state with a 2013 graded stakes winner, JERANIMO-G1, plus multiple stakes winner DON’T TELL SOPHIA and stakes placed Givhans Ferry and Doctor Romane. CONGAREE

May 18-Preakness Day at Pimlico COSMONAUT’s first starter took on stakes company in his career debut and his sire LEMON DROP KID produced the impressive winner CODE WEST. COSMONAUT Lemon Drop Kid - Cosmic Fire, by Capote | $5,000 Live Foal HIGHCLIFFStallions at McMahon of Saratoga Thoroughbreds Inquiries to Suzie O’Cain (518) 573-2304 or (518) 306-5027 McMahon of Saratoga Thoroughbreds (518) 587-3426 June 2013

NEW YORk THOROUGHbRED bREEDERS INC. President ...... Barry R. Ostrager Vice President ...... Thomas J. Gallo III Secretary-Treasurer ...... Vivien Malloy Directors ...... Jerry Bilinski, D.V.M., Chester Bro- man, Lois Engel, Michael Lischin, Mallory Mort, Joanne Nielsen, Suzie O’Cain, Dr. Chris Purdy Directors Emeritus ...... John Nerud, Paul A. Schosberg Executive Director ...... Jeffrey A. Cannizzo Executive Assistant ...... Kara Bluvas Communications Manager ...... Sarah Mace 57 Phila St., Saratoga Springs, NY 12866 Phone: 518.587.0777 Fax: 518.587.1551 E-mail: [email protected] 18 Above Grade www.nytbreeders.org New York-breds Hessonite and Lubash (above) star in graded stakes at Belmont Park.

20 Pre-Show Anticipation bLOOD-HORSE PUbLICATIONS State-breds take ﬂight prior to the June 1 Publisher/CEO ...... Marla Bickel New York Showcase Day. Executive VP/Editorial Director ..... Eric Mitchell Treasurer ...... Janet Landry Trustees .. Stuart Janney III (Chairman), G. Watts 26 Tried and True Humphrey Jr. (Vice Chairman), Antony Beck, New York-based sire Catienus is still going strong at 19. Dr. J. David Richardson, D.G. Van Clief Jr. Executive Editor ...... Evan I. Hammonds Art Director ...... Katie Taylor 30 Power of Love Regional Sales Manager ...... Kristi Heasley Foals thrive in Carlland Stables’ nurturing climate 3101 Beaumont Centre Circle, in the Genesee Valley. Lexington, KY 40513 Phone: 859.278.2361 Fax: 859.276.4450 E-mail: [email protected] www.BloodHorse.com

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4 New York Breeder ❙ nytbreeders.org ❙ June 2013 The Very First Born By FROST GIANT Is Also His First KY Derby Horse

GIANT FINISH ($133,050) defeated the likes of Verrazano, Vyjack, Overanalyze, Palace Malice, Java’s War, Itsmyluckyday, Goldencents, Frac Daddy and Falling Sky in the 139th running of the Kentucky Derby-G1

Amazing ¿rst crop results from 22 starters 6 stakes horses 27% 20 won/placed 91% 14 winners 64% $1,279,417 in earnings

Congratulations to FROST GIANT, your very ¿rst foal ran a very competitive race in the KY Derby in just his sixth career start! FrostGiant Giant’s Causeway - Takesmybreathaway, by Gone West $7,500 Live Foal BOOK FULL Inquiries for 2014 seasons, contact Eric Bishop, [email protected] www.frostgiantbreeding.com

Winslow B. Stevens, DVM, General Manager Philippe Lasseur, Farm Manager 217 Depot Hill Road / Amenia, NY 12501 (845) 373-9601 / Fax: (845) 373-8954 Email: [email protected] / www.keanestud.com Future Points

JEFFREY A. CANNIZZO Executive Director

eedless to say, I listened with close attention to for NYRA purses and Breeding Fund the casino proposal advanced last month by Gov. awards from VLTs at the Resorts World N Casino at Aqueduct. Andrew Cuomo and would like to share what I Also in this first phase, if a casino believe are its most significant points vis a vis breeders should be built at a Thoroughbred track and the Fund. upstate (i.e., Finger Lakes), the gover- nor’s position is that Thoroughbred racing and breeding should receive a share The governor proposes to bid out of gaming revenue. That being said, three resort-style gaming destinations Finger Lakes is in one of three upstate in locations other than New York City, zones with Indian gaming that could Long Island, and the northern suburbs potentially be removed from consid- of New York City. The rest of New York eration for casino development if the would be divided into six regions, three state can reach an agreement with the of which would receive one casino each. Indian Nation, in this case the Senecas. Winning locations would be given a The state has already reached an agree- five-year exclusivity period, with no ad- ment with the Oneidas and Mohawks. It ditional casinos to be sited in New York seems most likely that any casino devel- City or elsewhere. The governor’s stated opment at a racetrack in the first phase goal is “to create jobs and boost tourism will be on the harness side, which will in upstate New York.” have no impact on our fund or purses. During the “Question and Answer” Looking ahead, if Resorts World period the governor said something ad- should win a bid for casino develop- ditionally that really got my attention. ment at Aqueduct after the expiration When asked by a reporter whether the of the five-year exclusivity period on new casinos would “support breeders, the three new casinos, we hope that horsemen, or racing personnel,” the the governor’s position that the racing governor answered without hesitation, and breeding industries should ben- “The casinos that are done in combina- efit from a “racetrack” casino will still tion, or concert, or connection with the hold true. track would (i.e. support the industry), There is no guarantee the governor’s the way racinos do now, but not one proposal will proceed as planned or that is freestanding.” that lawmakers will accept it. As the All of this should leave stakeholders basic casino expansion legislation, in the breeding and racing industries which involves amending the state feeling more than cautiously optimistic. constitution, moves forward toward a For the first five-year window, as far as probable voter referendum in the fall, the Resorts World Casino New York City the New York Thoroughbred Breeders at Aqueduct is concerned, the governor’s lobbyists and I will be keeping close five-year exclusion of the city from con- tabs on all additional developments sideration translates into a continuation concerning the siting and selection of of the status quo: incoming revenue the new facilities.

6 New York Breeder ❙ nytbreeders.org ❙ June 2013 Ranked third on the Won, Hopeful S-G1 Experimental Free Handicap cruising 7 furlongs under a hand ride. BOYS AT TOSCONOVA - Saratoga - was one of the top 2-year-olds of his generation. Won, MdSpWt by 12 lengths 5F in a blistering :56.26 (102 Beyer). Never out of the money - Belmont Park - with five wins in nine starts at four major tracks, from 2 to 4. 2nd, Breeders’ Cup Juvenile-G1 8.5F, six lengths ahead of the field. Triumphed over Grade 1 - Churchill Downs - stakes winners STAY THIRSTY, BRILLIANT SPEED, J P’S GUSTO 2nd, Kentucky Juvenile S-G3 and 2012 Breeders’ Cup champion in an April career debut. GROUPIE DOLL. - Churchill Downs -

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Won Haskell Invitational (G1) by record margin of 7 lengths. Runner-up in the Kentucky Derby (G1), Travers S. (G1) & Belmont S. (G1) at 3. Winner of the Remsen S. (G2) & Nashua S. (G3) at 2.

Storm Cat - She’s a Winner, by A.P. Indy | Fee: $15,000 New York’s 2013 Leading Sire

The Fastest New York Sire in History to reach $1 million in Earnings in a single season*. 117 mares bred in first New York book. New York-Breds arriving this year.

*Over $1 million in progeny earnings on March 25. Source: Bloodhorse.com

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Governor Touts Expansion Cuomo and lawmakers are trying of Casino Gambling to get a casino ov. Andrew Cuomo said are trying to get a casino ex- revenue-sharing payments expansion deal GMay 8 there is a big pansion deal done by the end to the state from gambling done by the end enough appetite for gambling of the session June 20. Law- proceeds. in New York to permit the makers approved a first step The upstate areas of the of the session state to expand casino opera- last year and need to pass a state that would be eligible, June 20 tions while protecting the in- second resolution for certain, under terests of existing racetrack- this year to amend the Cuomo plan in- based casinos. the state constitution clude two separate The governor unveiled a to permit up to seven regions that stretch new version of a casino plan, Class III casinos on from north of Sara- absent some details, to locate non-Indian lands. toga Springs down the first three of seven possi- Cuomo released to Monticello Race- ble casinos in specific regions a map of six upstate way. A third would of upstate New York. His areas that could be be a slice of central plan would ban for five years eligible for casino ex- Gov. Andrew New York from Lake any casino development in pansion under a new Cuomo Ontario southward New York City, Long Island, plan he unveiled. toward the Bing- and the northern suburbs of Three of those areas—in hamton area and the nearby New York City, which would western, central, and north- Tioga Downs Casino. racetracks to bid for rights make Genting New York’s Aq- ern New York—would be Cuomo dismissed racing to become Class III casinos, ueduct Racetrack casino the taken off the site list if In- industry concerns that race- though he has in the past major beneficiary by block- dian tribes already operating track casinos will not be able said his chief interest is in ing competition during the casinos in those areas agree to compete with full-blown, developing major, destina- period. by the end of June to make Las Vegas-style casinos that, tion-style resort casinos to Cuomo and lawmakers new, or to restart, stalled rather than just having video increase tourism. lottery terminals, will The governor is not sup- be able to offer slot ma- porting a key aspect that will chines and table games determine whether some such as poker. The race- casino companies seek to lo- track casinos have fu- cate or expand in New York: eled new investment tax rates. He said that will be in equine breeding and decided, if voters approve the ownership operations overall expansion, by a tem- through pumped-up porary panel of financial and purses. real estate experts who would He cited the success be appointed by the govern- of the Vernon Downs ment to assess the bids. Casino in central New Winners would be chosen York, located just a few based on such factors as the miles away from the level of impact their plans Oneida Indian tribe’s would have on a local econ- 2003 New York-bred Kentucky Derby winner Funny Cide returned sprawling Class III omy and the amount they to Churchill Downs Derby week along with Sackatoga Stable Turning Stone Casino. would pay the state in an up- managing partner Jack Knowlton (center) and jockey Jose Santos Cuomo said he ex- front franchise fee payment

Dave HarmoN Dave pects many of the or annual takeout tax levels.

10 New York Breeder ❙ nytbreeders.org ❙ June 2013 NEW YORK

DESERT PARTY

Impressive winner of the G2 Sanford Stakes. Purchased for $2.1 million as a juvenile, making him the highest-priced son of Street Cry ever sold. GSW at 2, 3 and 4 in the U.S. and UAE.

FREUD

New York’s most dominant stallion. Most recently, sire of Graded Stakes winners LUBASH and HESSONITE. Two-year-olds averaging 12x stud fee! #1 NY sire by yearling average, AEI and lifetime stakes winner %. GIROLAMO

Winner of the G1 Vosburgh and G2 Jerome. He is the only G1 winner at 6 furlongs by his legendary sire, A.P. INDY. From the family of SUPER SAVER & BLUEGRASS CAT.

MISSION IMPAZIBLE

Multiple G2 winning millionaire and G1 placed. First book of mares includes 22 stakes winners and counting!

NOONMARK

Won MSW at Belmont by over 10 lengths! Graded Stakes winner at Àve. 1st-crop Two-year-olds averaged 16.5x stud fee at the Barretts and OBS Select sales!

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Photos: Barbara Livingston, Adam Coglianese, Lou Hodges stAte-BReds juvenile average price in 2012 shiNe At oBs ($47,821), continuing the FoRmeR FuNd AdmiNistRAtoR upward trend of the New APRiL sALe York-bred 2-year-old market. wiLLiAm weLch dies New York-breds performed Seven New York-bred William H. “Bill” Welch, former executive administrator and well overall at the ocala individuals brought six ﬁgures, board member of the New York State Thoroughbred Breeding and Development Fund, died may 14 at his residence in Genesco, Breeders’ Sales Co.’s april led by a bay Freud colt pur- N.Y. He was 72. sale of 2-year-olds in training chased by trainer Linda rice on behalf of Bear Stables for Welch worked with the Fund from its incep- in what turned out to be $210,000. tion in 1973, having lobbied in albany for the a record-setting sale april Foaled at Hidden Lake bill that created it and served as its executive 22-25. of the 126 state-bred Farm near otisville, the juve- director until 1997. Funded by small percent- 2-year-olds cataloged, 86 nile was bred by Sequel Thor- ages of on-track and off-track handle, the goal passed through the ring and oughbreds in partnership with of the Fund was to build the state’s breeding 64 were reported as sold for J.W. Singer and consigned by industry into an economic force. It succeeded. $3,227,500. Becky Thomas’ Sequel Blood- With money to enhance state-bred purses and distribute The median price for a stock. He is the second foal awards to breeders for open-company success, the Fund and New York-bred ($37,000) from Pulpit’s Pride, a daughter the New York-bred program—farms, foals, and stallions—grew outperformed the overall sale of Pulpit. dramatically from the mid-1970s to the early 1990s. In 1976 there median ($35,000), which The colt breezed an eighth were 489 registered New York-bred foals and by 1990s there was up 29.6% over last year. in :10. Third dam Seewillo (by were more than 1,500 registered foals. The New York-bred aver- Pleasant Colony) is a grade Welch was an avid fox hunter with the Genesee valley Hunt age of $50,430 did not quite III winner and a producer of Club. manage to keep pace with two graded stakes performers. memorials may be made to the Genesco ambulance Fund, P.o. the record mark for the sale Fourth dam Perfect Pigeon Box 428, Genesco, N.Y., 14454, or the Teresa House, 21 Highland ($60,535, up 39.3%), but (by round Table) is a multiple rd., Genesco, N.Y., 14454. exceeded the New York-bred stakes producer.

Spring New York Showcase Day June 1, 2013, at Belmont Park Lunch in The Belmont West Wing Room

Showcasing an all New York-bred race card » Enjoy excellent cuisine and featuring seven stakes races: spectacular views while commentator • dancing Renee • kingston experiencing the best New mount Vernon • Affirmed success York-bred racing has to offer! mike Lee • Bouwerie » Cost: $60.00 per person. Please RSVP by May 29th, 2013 Includes buffet style lunch in The Belmont West Wing, admission, race program, tax and gratuities (518) 587-0777 or [email protected] New York Thoroughbred Breeders, Inc. 57 Phila Street Please note: Jackets and ties required for men Saratoga Springs, NY 12866 in The Belmont West Wing. No jeans for this venue. Event is offered on a first come, first served basis.

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More than a year after it said it has been unexpectedly the New York Racing Asso- Cuomo earlier this year was created by law, the New difficult finding people to ciation, and Barry Sample, nominated John Poklemba, York Gaming Commission serve on the new board who a widely respected, longtime a lawyer who was the top is getting closer to having could meet its membership’s state government official who criminal justice adviser to board members in place who strict criteria, which included has worked at a variety of former Gov. Mario Cuomo, can fully run the new agency the current governor’s father, overseeing the horse racing, and Todd Snyder, a financial racino, lottery, casino, and sector executive in Manhat- charitable gaming industries. The Senate and Assembly have yet tan. Neither has yet been con- The agency, which for- to name either of their two appointees firmed by the Senate. mally came to life Feb. 1, to the seven-member board. Cuomo The Senate and Assembly has been run the past several have not named their two ap- months by Robert Williams, may name his choices soon. pointees to the seven-mem- who was given special pow- ber racing commission. ers previously provided only The racing commission to the board of directors of mandatory expertise in cer- agencies, including the state was approved in the spring of the previous agency—the tain fields, such as law or comptroller’s office, budget 2012 as part of the state bud- state Racing and Wagering finance, and banned people division, criminal justice ser- get process. It was originally Board—which was folded from the board if they had vices, and, most recently, for supposed to have become into the new racing com- ties to any gambling entity in Cuomo in his state opera- active last Oct. 1, but that mission along with the the past three years. tions office. implementation date was state’s now-defunct Lottery Sources outside govern- The sources cautioned moved back to Feb. 1 of this Division. ment said Cuomo is look- that Cuomo could change year to give Cuomo time to Lawmakers and Gov. An- ing to appoint John Crotty, his mind about the appoint- find his five board selections drew Cuomo’s administra- a member of a state panel ments because they had not and the legislature its two tion officials for months have that oversees the finances of yet been made public. board appointees.

NYRA ANd FiNgeR LAkes to oFFeR PRize PAckAges Prize package Entries close Drawing FoR Big APPLe tRiPLe RAces mike Lee Stakes 5/13 (noon) 5/15 In conjunction with the Big apple Triple, three race fans will New York Derby 7/1 (noon) 7/3 win trips to either the $125,000 mike Lee Stakes June 1 at albany Stakes 7/14 (noon) 7/17 Belmont Park, the $150,000 New York Derby July 20 at Finger Lakes, or the $150,000 albany Stakes aug. 21 at Saratoga race Course. For the New York Derby, the winner will receive programs, The New York racing association and Finger Lakes race- tip sheets, copies of Daily Racing Form, a reserved table in the track & Casino are offering a free drawing at www.Bigapple- Paddock room, two buffet vouchers, a guest spot on Finger Triple.com. entry is restricted to legal residents of the United Lakes’ pre-race show, hotel accommodations for two nights States and Canada who are at least 21 years of age. The Big at the Best Western Inn & Suites in victor, N.Y., and a tour of apple Triple is a series of races for New York-bred 3-year-olds. Finger Lakes wineries. The winner of the mike Lee prize package will receive din- The albany winner will receive two clubhouse box seats, ing for two in the Garden Terrace at Belmont Park, two club- a $75 dining certiﬁcate for lunch in the box, two clubhouse house admissions, two programs, paddock passes, winner’s admissions, two programs, a trackside parking credential, pad- circle access for the mike Lee, valet parking, hotel accommo- dock passes, a track tour, winner’s circle access for the albany, dations for two nights at the Garden City Hotel, a $100 dining hotel accommodations for two nights in Saratoga Springs, a certiﬁcate at the Garden City Hotel’s restaurant, and a $100 $100 gift card to dine at maestro’s on Broadway, and a $100 gas card. gas card.

14 New York Breeder ❙ nytbreeders.org ❙ June 2013 #1 NY Sire of Grade 1 His progeny have won some Winners (on all surfaces) of America’s most prestigious races including: Co-Leading NY Sire in DOMINICAN -Toyota Blue Grass S-G1 CRISP - Santa Anita Oaks-G1 2013 by Stakes Wins ADIEU - Frizette S-G1

Lifetime Progeny Breed to New York’s Earnings of more Leader for proven than $31 million return on investment, at the racetrack 13% Stakes Horses and in the sales ring. 72% Winners / Starters

OBS April 2-Year-Old . . . coast-to-coast, in Training Sale: the quickest NY-sired Hip 344 worked 2YO at auction an eighth mile in :09.4! in 2013.

77 two-year-olds Late foaling mare? Take advantage of this terrific end-of-season to race in 2013 incentive and breed to New York’s proven leader! u $5,000 S/N to approved mares u

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RANK BREEDER STARTS 1ST 2ND 3RD EARNINGS

1 Flying Zee Stables 166 18 21 25 $431,524 2 Chester Broman & Mary R. Broman 77 6 16 14 $414,327 3 Sugar Maple Farm 75 7 12 14 $343,861 4 Kaz Hill Farm 67 13 8 10 $322,565 5 Michael McPoland & Sean Finn 8 5 0 0 $266,950 6 Joemar Racing Stables 15 4 2 3 $205,028 7 Wellspring Stables 60 10 5 7 $192,715 8 Breed of Characters 22 5 2 4 $184,398 9 Stonewall Farm 30 5 5 2 $183,457 10 Eklektikos Stable 8 5 0 1 $177,100 11 Mrs. Gerald A. Nielsen 24 5 3 4 $175,248 12 Taylor Made Stallions 38 8 7 6 $170,861 13 Rhapsody Farm, Alan Alcon & Dora Alcon 7 2 1 2 $166,910 14 TSP Enterprises 19 5 1 5 $166,810 15 Fox Ridge Farm 20 3 6 2 $164,777 16 McMahon of Saratoga Thoroughbreds 65 8 11 6 $161,507 17 Dutchess Views Farm 35 4 4 3 $142,321 18 Kenneth L. Ramsey & Sarah K. Ramsey 37 2 15 2 $133,348 19 Scott M. Schwartz 15 4 3 0 $132,620 20 Kaz Hill Farm & Adena Springs 10 4 0 0 $131,205 Source: nytbreeders.org 2013 LEADING SIRES IN NEW YORK

For stallions that stand, will stand, or stood (deceased) in New York (stallions that are dead or exported prior to 2009 are excluded), and have runners in North America. Listed below are all available statistics for the Northern Hemisphere through May 14, 2013. As supplied to The Blood-Horse by The Jockey Club Information Systems Inc., earnings exclude monies from Japan and Hong Kong. Current year stakes winners include all N.H.-foaled stakes winners worldwide and any S.H.-foaled horses that won a N.H. stakes. *Foal counts include Southern Hemisphere. Cumulative stakes winners includes all countries. (A ¶ indicates a sire represented by his first crop to race).

Stakes Rstrct Cumulative 2013 Rnrs/ Wnrs/ SW/ 2013 A-E Comp

Rank Rank Stallion (Foreign foaled), (YOB,Sire), Where Stands Stud Fee Wnrs Wns BT SW (Chief Earner, Earnings) Earnings Foals Wnrs Index Index 1 Bluegrass Cat (03, Storm Cat), Vinery New York at Sugar Maple $15,000 140/41 3/3 1/3 (Percussion, $214,300) $1,775,159 *364 12 1.38 2.09 2 Posse (00, Silver Deputy), Vinery New York at Sugar Maple $12,500 116/53 2/2 1/2 (McCarren Park, $87,350) $1,413,111 *482 19 1.43 1.39 3 Freud (98, Storm Cat), Sequel Stallions New York $10,000 86/27 4/4 2/4 (Lovely Syn, $127,200) $1,321,083 *461 32 1.76 1.26 4 El Corredor (97, Mr. Greeley), Questroyal North $7,500 102/24 3/4 1/3 (Little Ms Protocol, $115,500) $779,769 *896 34 1.26 1.54 5 Congaree (98, Arazi), McMahon of Saratoga Thoroughbreds $7,500 56/22 2/3 0/2 (Don't Tell Sophia, $185,000) $706,864 *280 13 1.38 1.49 6 Pomeroy (01, Boundary), Vinery New York at Sugar Maple $5,000 61/24 2/2 0/2 (Good to Gold, $73,130) $631,919 *192 7 1.21 1.36 7 Bob and John (03, Seeking the Gold), McMahon of Saratoga T’breds $6,000 74/23 0/0 0/0 (Grand Mere, $87,600) $627,835 *154 4 0.90 1.45 8 Alphabet Soup (91, Cozzene), McMahon of Saratoga Thoroughbreds $6,000 63/25 2/2 0/2 (Alpha Bettor, $118,776) $602,290 *792 45 1.25 1.37 9 Here's Zealous (97, Dehere), Kaz Hill Farm $3,000 36/16 0/0 0/0 (Flying Zealous, $118,800) $562,010 154 0 0.76 0.93 10 Frost Giant (03, Giant's Causeway), Keane Stud Operations $7,500 18/5 0/0 0/0 (Giant Finish, $99,450) $498,784 *76 2 2.78 1.21 11 Utopia (JPN) (00, Forty Niner), McMahon of Saratoga Thoroughbreds $5,000 56/15 0/0 0/0 (Papa Tom, $84,150) $487,724 176 3 1.10 1.30 12 Golden Missile (95, A.P. Indy), Milfer Farm, Inc. $3,500 49/19 0/0 0/0 (Estrada's Girl, $48,626) $470,496 *601 15 1.08 1.58 13 Catienus (94, Storm Cat), McMahon of Saratoga Thoroughbreds $5,000 64/17 0/0 0/0 (Glamour Puss, $75,540) $401,924 *514 26 1.19 1.28 14 Disco Rico (97, Citidancer), Keane Stud Operations $5,000 37/12 0/0 0/0 (Vicki's Dancer, $126,150) $396,699 235 8 1.31 1.24 15 Touch Gold (94, Deputy Minister), McMahon of Saratoga Thoroughbreds $7,500 78/22 0/0 0/0 (Sola Gratia, $27,206) $393,410 *808 31 1.27 1.97 16 Teuflesberg (04, Johannesburg), McMahon of Saratoga Thoroughbreds $5,000 27/14 0/0 0/0 (Hundred Acre Wood, $57,435) $379,422 58 2 2.27 1.27 17 Noble Causeway (02, Giant's Causeway), Sequel Stallions New York N/A 56/21 0/0 0/0 (Georgie My Boy, $30,704) $373,916 159 2 0.62 1.09 18 Andromeda's Hero (02, Fusaichi Pegasus), Dutchess Views Farm $1,500 22/8 0/0 0/0 (Go Get the Basil, $69,200) $322,720 71 2 0.81 1.05 19 Bustin Stones (04, City Zip), Waldorf Farm $2,500 18/7 0/0 0/0 (Keep Bustin, $90,200) $309,205 37 0 1.15 1.67 20 Patriot Act (02, A.P. Indy), Questroyal North $2,500 20/6 0/0 0/0 (Seventy Six, $69,000) $277,705 *76 0 0.75 1.06 21 Sunriver (03, Saint Ballado) Died, 2009 41/9 0/0 0/0 (Libertytown Lass, $32,060) $264,239 107 2 1.08 1.44 22 Pollard's Vision (01, Carson City), Waldorf Farm $5,000 40/11 0/0 0/0 (Il Villano, $50,000) $207,841 *285 13 1.70 1.34 23 Roaring Fever (00, Storm Cat), Questroyal North $2,500 35/6 0/0 0/0 (Nine Loves, $38,180) $199,984 165 6 1.19 1.01 24 Stonesider (03, Giant's Causeway), McMahon of Saratoga Thoroughbreds N/A 21/5 0/0 0/0 (Sinistra, $53,535) $194,361 113 0 0.71 1.16 25 Mr. Sekiguchi (03, Storm Cat), McMahon of Saratoga Thoroughbreds $2,500 29/5 0/0 0/0 (Lotosblume, $44,010) $168,820 *74 1 1.01 1.33

*AVERAGE-EARNINGS INDEX and COMPARABLE INDEX: Lifetime AVERAGE-EARNINGS INDEX indicates how much purse money the progeny of one sire has earned in relation to the average earnings of all runners in the same years; average earnings of all runners in any year is represented by an index of 1.00; COMPARABLE INDEX indicates the average earnings of progeny produced from mares bred to one sire, when these same mares were bred to other sires. Only 32% of all sires have a lifetime AVERAGE-EARNINGS INDEX higher than their mares’ COMPARABLE INDEX.

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he two feature races on the er Bowl Invitational Stakes (gr. IT), in Hessonite with Philip DiLeo. Bred by May 4 program at Belmont which she finished fifth behind Nah- Berkshire Stud and Waterville Lake T Park went to the home team, rain and eventual older turf female Stables, Hessonite was purchased by as Belmont-based, New York-breds champion Zagora after a troubled Punk during the seventh session of swept the afternoon stakes. Hesso- trip over a yielding turf course. the 2009 Keeneland September year- nite and Lubash had already stock- For much of this year’s Beaugay, ling sale for $27,000—not bad for a piled victories in restricted stakes it looked as though she might get horse that has won $803,310. against their own kind, but the New another difficult journey. Breaking “She’s one of the best yearlings York-breds notched their elusive first from post one under jockey Junior I’ve ever taken to a sale,” said Berk- graded stakes victories in an after- Alvarado, who kept her on the hedge shire Stud’s Douglas Koch. “And I’ve 1 noon double play. for much of the 1 ⁄16 miles, Hessonite never worked so hard to try to get As in 2012, the Beaugay Stakes (gr. looked as if she might get stuck be- a yearling sold. I loved that filly so IIIT) was Hessonite’s first start of the hind horses at the eighth pole. When much.” year. The 5-old-daughter of Freud, she finally found running room at In advance of the Keeneland out of the Manila mare Lakab, had the sixteenth pole, Alvarado said ‘go,’ sale—where she was consigned by finished sixth in last year’s running to and Hessonite kicked clear to win by Craig and Holly Bandoroff’s Denali top older turf female Winter Memo- three-quarters of a length in a final Stud—Hessonite wasn’t, said Koch, ries, and it was one of only two races time of 1:40.82. attracting much interest. He called in 2012 that Hessonite didn’t finish in “This is the best filly we’ve ever New York breeder Gus Schoenborn the top two. The other was the Flow- had,” said Bill Punk, who co-owns to tout the filly’s quality, and Schoen-

18 New York Breeder ❙ nytbreeders.org ❙ June 2013 born called Punk, who decided to bid While Pivnik doesn’t entertain Netcong, would win 10 of 87 starts on her, sight unseen. such lofty aspirations for his gelding, and earn $327,924. Waterville Lake’s John Meriweth- he does feel the horse’s first graded Describing himself as “a punter, as er purchased Hessonite’s dam for stakes win in his third try is an affir- the Brits call it,” Pivnik got involved $16,000 at the Keeneland November mation of sorts. in racing 20 years ago. Among his sale in 2006; Lakab had been a suc- Fifth in Churchill Downs’ Fire- biggest thrills was Meadow Flight’s cessful broodmare in Australia, and cracker Handicap (gr. IIT) in 2011, second-place finish in the 1994 it’s from Australia that Punk and Lubash ran fourth in the Red Bank Haskell Invitational Handicap (gr. I) DiLeo have been fielding offers for Stakes (gr. IIIT) at Monmouth Park to eventual Horse of the Year Holy Hessonite. Though Punk declined to July 4, 2012. Bull. offer specifics, he said, “As you can “We won a grade III...finally,” he A “half-retired” real estate devel- imagine, they’ve been pretty high.” said. “He’s quality.” oper, Pivnik estimates that he’s got 12 They considered putting Hessonite Racing well off the pace, Lubash horses now, including a yearling full in last year’s November sale but de- commenced his bid on the far turn, sister to Lubash. Nasty Cure is cur- cided, along with trainer David Donk, steadily picking up horses and accel- rently in foal to 2012 New York lead- to bring the 2011 champion turf fe- erating swiftly at the eighth pole. He ing freshman sire Frost Giant. male back for another year and try to held off a late charge by Bombaguia With a graded stakes victory se- 1 win a graded stakes race. With that to win, running the 1 ⁄16-mile stakes in cure, Pivnik plans to return Lubash goal met in her first start, and her 1:38.89. to state-bred company in the Kings- having been named champion New Pivnik purchased Nasty Cure at the ton Stakes June 1 at Belmont Park, in York-bred older female for 2012, the Fasig-Tipton Florida sale at Calder in the newly established spring Show- plan will be to sell her later this year. February 1993 for $37,000; he also case Day. Though Punk has bred and raced bought a 2-year-old colt, Meadow Though a “born-and-bred New horses in the past, including graded Flight, for $105,000. Jersey boy,” he breeds his horses in stakes winners Sabercat and Ordway (1996 Moet Champagne Stakes, gr. I), he is pretty much out of the breeding business at this point and intends to enjoy his mare in the time he’s got left with her. “You feel blessed,” he said. “You feel lucky to be around her.” Two races before the Beaugay, Lubash did New York proud in winning the Fort Marcy Stakes (gr. IIIT) by a half-length. Owned by Leonard Pivnik’s Aliyu Ben J Stables and bred by Aliyuee Ben J Stable, the 6-year- old Lubash, a son of Freud—Nasty Cure, by Cure the Blues, was making his 26th start and earned his eighth victory, one that Pivnik has watched again and again. “Every time I see him win that race,

I am just thrilled, in seventh heaven,” AdAm CogliANese/NYRA he said. “Wow, we did it again.” Six-year-old Lubash starts the May 4 Belmont Park graded stakes double Named for former New York Times by New York-breds with a win in the Fort Marcy Stakes writer Arnold Lubasch, a childhood friend of Pivnik’s, Lubash has given Meadow Flight would be a mul- New York and is a big fan of the state Pivnik no shortage of thrills, among tiple graded stakes winner—winning breeding and racing program, par- 1 them a 2 ⁄2-length victory over Little the grade II Pennsylvania Derby and ticularly in light of the recent perfor- Mike at Aqueduct in the Monarch’s the grade III Flamingo Stakes—and mances of state-breds. Maze Stakes in 2010. Little Mike won ﬁve years after he purchased them, “When you ﬁnd a horse like last year’s Breeders’ Cup Turf (gr. IT) he bred Meadow Flight to the stakes- Lubash or Hessonite,” he said, “you at Santa Anita. placed Nasty Cure. The resulting foal, have to be very, very happy.”

June 2013 ❙ nytbreeders.org ❙ New York Breeder 19 Pre-Show Anticipation

Pete Bradley purchased New York-bred grade I winner

Dayatthespa privately as a 2-year-old aNNe M. eBerhardT

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BY Teresa GeNaro was her only defeat in 2012, the race IIIT) for Dayatthespa’s comeback, bizarrely run as the City Zip filly (out but the availability of Castellano led ew York Showcase Day of M’Lady Doc, by Doc’s Leader) ap- to the decision to run her in the listed doesn’t happen officially un- peared to have been spooked running stakes instead. N til June 1, but the New York up the backstretch and nearly went “Given what she’s done against breeding and racing program was over the rail, taking jockey Javier open company, we thought this nonetheless the highlight of the card Castellano with her. would be an easier spot,” Bradley May 5 at Belmont Park. “We were as lucky as you can get in said. “We looked at the Beaugay, but New York-bred champion 3-year- a bad situation,” said co-owner Pete Javier was in Kentucky for the Der- old filly and turf female Dayatthespa Bradley of Bradley Thoroughbreds. by that day and they fit together so made the $88,200 You Go West Girl “The injury was superficial, all in the well, and we were more interested in Stakes for open company look like skin. I think it affected her trainer having the jockey who knew her on a walk in the park, winning by four more than it affected her.” board, rather than just going after lengths in her first race since she did Crediting trainer Chad Brown’s that race in particular.” indeed go west for the Matriarch patience in not rushing the filly back Stalking the pace early, Dayat- Stakes (gr. IT) at Betfair Hollywood to the races, Bradley had also consid- thespa took control rounding the fi- Park last fall. Her fifth-place finish ered the May 4 Beaugay Stakes (gr. nal turn and drew off easily, running

20 New York Breeder ❙ nytbreeders.org ❙ June 2013 the mile on Belmont’s firm turf in 1:33.52. In 10 starts Dayatthespa is now 7-1-0. Her 2012 victories all came in stakes, including the Queen Elizabeth II Challenge Cup Stakes (gr. IT) at Keeneland. A $50,000 yearling purchase at the 2010 Saratoga New York-bred preferred yearling sale by Sarazen Stable, Dayatthespa was cataloged to the 2011 Ocala Breeders’ Sales Co.’s March 2-year-olds in training sale. Bradley purchased her privately after she was withdrawn from the sale, and though he declined to specify the purchase price, he did say that she was “a bargain” con- sidering what she’s accomplished. “She had a good way of going,” Bradley said. “I was hoping to find a New York-bred I could win a couple of allowance races with. ChelseA durANd/CogliANese photos She’s done way better than that.” Dayatthespa, a daughter of City Zip, has proved herself a worthy contender among turf The 4-year-old chestnut filly was fillies and mares bred by Castellare DiCracchiolo Stable, Cracchiolo & Goldsher and is owned by Jerry “She’s a fun one, and they don’t come along often Frankel, Ronald Frankel, Steve Laymon, and Bradley enough.” Thoroughbreds. She’s earned $633,892. Earlier in the program two New York-bred 3-year-olds Dayatthespa is again expected to return against open made their stakes debuts winning ones in the Stallion Se- company in the Just a Game Stakes (gr. IT) June 8 on the ries for horses sired by eligible New York-based stallions Belmont Stakes (gr. I) day undercard. and nominated to the series. “It’s a great showcase race, and it’s going to come up In the Times Square division, homebred Belief System, very strong from what I hear,” Bradley said. “When you’ve owned by Sequel Racing and bred by Sequel Thorough- got a good filly and they’ve confirmed their class and qual- breds and Anthony Grey, was moving from maiden claim- ity, you run them against the best. ing ranks, where he’d broken his maiden in his fourth start. The longest shot in the five-horse field at 15-1, the son of Read the Footnotes out of the Lord At War mare Boatman Road, tracked swift fractions of :21.77 and :44.71 set by In Harm’s Way before taking over in the stretch, holding off a late surge by Chapman to win by a half-length. Belief 1 System ran the 6 ⁄2 furlongs in 1:17.35. Sequel’s Becky Thomas doesn’t remember what it was that prevented Belief System from being sold at auction— “some little hiccup,” she called it—but, she said, she always liked him. “He was never a bad actor,” she said of the dark bay or brown gelding. “I thought he had the opportunity to be a nice horse for us.” Describing herself and co-breeder Grey as “big Lord At War fans,” Thomas bought Boatman Road in foal to Harlan’s Holiday for $13,000 at the 2006 Keeneland Janu- ary sale. She sold two of the mare’s offspring by Harlan’s AdAM CogliANese/NYrA Belief System, a homebred for Sequel Racing, won the male Holiday, a 2006 colt and a 2009 filly, for $235,000 and division of the Stallion Series at Belmont Park May 5 $180,000, respectively, as 2-year-olds in training. A 2008

June 2013 ❙ nytbreeders.org ❙ New York Breeder 21 Pre-show anticiPation full sister to Belief System sold for $45,000. three generations of breeding and racing horses. Thomas has since sold Boatman Road, who is, she said, “My grandfather started Joemar in the late ’50s in New in foal to Freud at Hidden Lake Farm. Jersey,” he said. “It was named for my father Joe and his Given Belief System’s Argentine blood, Thomas is con- sister Marie.” sidering a race on grass for the gelding’s next start. Beginning as a Standardbred operation, the farm ex- “Tony and I both like to run on grass,” she said, adding panded in the early 1970s when Parisi’s father branched that Belief System will also run longer next time. out into Thoroughbreds with Camijo Stable—named for “His best distance isn’t short; we never thought he was Michael, his sister Camille, and his brother Joe. a sprinter,” she explained. “He just has one long, sweeping Michael continued the family tradition, focusing on move, and if you watch how the race unfolded, he could Standardbreds, but when his father died in 2008, he de- never have kept up with In Harm’s Way. He doesn’t have cided to keep the Thoroughbred operation going. Though that kind of turn of foot.” he still breeds mostly Standardbreds, he’s currently got Mentioning the Mike Lee Stakes on the June 1 Show- about seven Thoroughbred mares. case Day card as a possibility, Thomas said that she’s “very “I think I just got lucky with this one,” he said, referring excited” about the addition of a June day of racing for to Lovely Syn. New York-breds. Dominating the field of New York-bred fillies in the 1 “It’s a huge boost for New York breeders,” she said. $100,000 Stallion Series, she won by 9 ⁄2 lengths, running 1 In the Park Avenue division for fillies, the bay with the the 6 ⁄2 furlongs in 1:16.33, more than a second faster than big blaze went to the front and never looked back, as fa- the colts one race earlier. vorite Lovely Syn remained unbeaten in three starts. Parisi’s father, Joe, purchased Lovely Syn’s dam as a year- A homebred daughter of Freud out of Lemon Drop’s ling for $125,000 at the 2003 Fasig-Tipton Saratoga New Love, by Lemon Drop Kid, Lovely Syn is owned by Joe- York-bred yearling sale. James J. Crupi signed the ticket. mar Racing Stables, whose Michael Parisi represents “He used to do a lot of pinhooking with Jimmy,” Parisi

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Another Parisi success story is Cheriepe (Boldnesian— Miss Barter, by Swaps), claimed by Michael’s father. He, too, would be a multiple graded stakes winner, counting the 1973 Jim Dandy Stakes (gr. III) and 1975 San Antonio Stakes (gr. I) among his victories. And while it’s still too early to dream about Lovely Syn winning those kinds of races, Parisi is beginning to think she might be, as trainer Dominick Schettino has called her, “the real deal.” “I was offered $700,000 for her before this last race,” Parisi said. “And after that race I got calls I didn’t even take. I lost a lot of sleep; I chatted with Dominick…I don’t know if I did the right thing. “I’ve never had a ﬁlly of this caliber, though, and while I don’t want to think too far up the line, I love to breed

adaM CoGliaNese/NYra horses, and I look forward to breeding her. Money is nice, Lovely Syn takes the filly division of the New York Stallion but once you get rid of the horse, the horse is gone.” Series in a faster time than the boys “I’ve been in the game a long time, and I know what can happen,” he went on. “I can’t look backward now.” said. Among their purchases was a 1999 French Deputy— Instead, he’s looking ahead; for now, he’ll keep his filly, Blue Avenue filly for $100,000 that they sold a year later who has earned $127,200, in New York-bred company. for $925,000. Bella Bellucci would go on to be a multiple “This is a nice series,” he said. “It gives a young horse graded stakes winner for Michael Tabor. an opportunity to make some money.”

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BY EvaN HammoNds Catienus’ Stud Record

Year Location (state) Fee t’s easy to get caught up in the 2001 Ramsey Farm (Ky) $6,000 hype of a hot stallion, but over 2002 Ramsey Farm (Ky) $3,500 the long haul it is often best to I 2003 Ramsey Farm (Ky) $3,500 stick with the tried and true. One of 2004 Highcliff Farm (NY) $3,500 those types stallions—Catienus—has 2005 Ramsey Farm (Ky) $6,500 been a mainstay in the New York marketplace for years. 2006 Highcliff Farm (NY) $6,500 No particular “ﬂavor of the 2007 Highcliff Farm (NY) $7,500 month,” Catienus seems to be hit- 2008 Ramsey Farm (Ky) $15,000 ting his best stride this year at age 2009 Ramsey Farm (Ky) $10,000 19 and is going strong at McMahon 2010 McMahon of Saratoga Thoroughbreds (NY) $10,000 of Saratoga Thoroughbreds outside 2011 McMahon of Saratoga Thoroughbreds (NY) $5,000 Saratoga Springs. 2012 McMahon of Saratoga Thoroughbreds (NY) $5,000 2013 McMahon of Saratoga Thoroughbreds (NY) $5,000

26 New York Breeder ❙ nytbreeders.org ❙ June 2013 STUD ANALYSIS us was given ample opportunity to shine under the ownership of Sheikh Mohammed, racing in Europe early in Northern Hemisphere By Foal Crop (10 crops) his career. Brought to America, he was with trainer Chris- tophe Clement but after three starts was dipped into the Named Run- Win- 2yo 2yo Stakes Year Foals ners ners Wnrs SW Winners claiming pool. In his second start for a tag—and last—on 2002 46 43 (93%) 39 (85%) 18 1 4 (9%) April 25, 1999, he was taken by an astute Ken Ramsey for 2003 65 59 (91%) 49 (75%) 15 2 6 (9%) $50,000. 2004 94 85 (90%) 66 (70%) 21 2 7 (7%) 2005 54 47 (87%) 35 (65%) 12 1 3 (6%) Catienus immediately returned dividends for Ramsey 2006 70 51 (73%) 35 (50%) 8 0 1 (1%) by winning the Charles Staats Memorial Stakes at Dela- 2007 40 34 (85%) 20 (50%) 2 0 1 (3%) ware Park and placing in four graded stakes through the 2008 41 36 (88%) 23 (56%) 3 0 1 (2%) end of the 2000 racing season. Highlights included a run- 2009 50 40 (80%) 22 (44%) 3 1 1 (2%) 2010 42 24 (57%) 8 (19%) 4 2 2 (5%) ner-up effort behind Behrens in the Suburban Handicap 2011 20 0 (0%) 0 (0%) 0 0 0 (0%) (gr. II) and a third-place effort behind Victory Gallop and *Totals 522 419 (80%) 297 (57%) 86 9 26 (5%) Behrens in Saratoga’s Whitney Handicap (gr. I). He earned $310,500 for Ramsey while earning $370,386 By Racing Year in a career that spanned ages 2-6. He won five times from Stakes GS 22 starts and ran second five times and third twice. Year Wins Wins Wins Earned He was retired to Ramsey’s farm near Nicholasville, 2004 22 1 0 $445,951 Ky., where he spent his first three seasons and was well 2005 71 6 1 $2,058,612 2006 140 7 1 $3,177,229 supported by Ramsey. 2007 213 14 4 $5,631,813 When his runners hit the track, the 2-year-old winners 2008 169 8 1 $3,858,381 came in bunches. Catienus had 18 juvenile winners from 2009 170 5 0 $3,193,855 2010 133 2 0 $1,953,423 his first crop, and he ranked among the top 15 freshman 2011 120 1 0 $1,695,595 sires by progeny earnings. He had 15 juvenile winners in 2012 114 3 0 $1,556,900 his second crop, and 21 in his third. 2013 20 0 0 $402,076 From his first crop came Nolan’s Cat, who would run *Totals 1,172 47 7 $23,973,835 1.19 AEI; 1.28 CI; 7.02 AWD third in the “Test of the Champion,” the Belmont Stakes In 2013: 66 rnrs, 17 wnrs (gr. I), while still a maiden. From Catienus’ second crop Lifetime On Turf: 116 wins, $5,396,532 came Dawn of War, winner of the Lane’s End Breeders’ Avg Earnings Per Starter: $57,083 *to May 15, 2013 Futurity (gr. I) at 2, and multiple grade I winner Precious

“He’s just a hell of a nice horse,” said Joe McMahon. “He’s underrated; he’s never gotten his due, but some people have realized what a real, nice horse he is. He’s an extremely good value for $5,000.” The son of Storm Cat, out of the graded stakes-placed Mr. Prospector mare Diamond City, is the sire of 26 stakes winners and had a breakout Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I) weekend at Churchill Downs when he was represented as the broodmare sire of both Longines Kentucky Oaks (gr. I) winner Princess of Sylmar and Churchill Distaff Turf Mile Stakes (gr. IIT) winner Stepha- nie’s Kitten. He’s off to a hot start as a sire of sires, too, as his Talent Search has two winners from two starters from his ﬁrst crop this year. “He’s a Storm Cat, and he’s a real correct Storm Cat; he’s not offset at all in his knees,” McMahon explained. “He was a sound horse, and his foals are very sound. Con- formation-wise, he’s a little bit more like Mr. Prospector through his body than he is like Storm Cat. As opposed

to being big, long-legged, and short-backed, he’s kind of aNNE m. EBErHardt stretchy and has more bone than the typical Storm Cat.” Catienus is the broodmare sire of Kentucky Oaks Bred in Kentucky by Darley Stud Management, Catien- winner Princess of Sylmar

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Kitten. Multiple grade I-placed Talent Search was in his third crop. And much like their sire, Catienus’ runners kept running. In the Grayson-Jockey Club Research Foundation’s ﬁfth annual Durability Index (2012 sires), Catienus ranks second with his runners making an average of 21.8 starts per career. Over the next six years of his stud career, Catienus bounced back and forth between Kentucky and Carl Lizza’s Highcliff Farm near Delanson. The horse is still owned by Ramsey but is leased to McMahon and for the last four years Catienus has stood at McMahon of Saratoga Thoroughbreds.

“His book is strong this year,” McMahon said. “He’s BENoit & assoCiatEs having probably the best book he’s ever had. The stal- Grade I winner Precious Kitten (above); below, multiple grade lion market is very competitive in New York now. It has I-placed and leading 2013 freshman sire Talent Search changed a whole lot everywhere over the last few years, especially with the lower-end horses. It’s very active in New York and Catienus is, too. He’ll get around 50 mares this year—that’s a big number for him.” For the tried-and-true horsemen, steady Catienus is one who “just keeps on getting it done.”

CaTienus sws as broodmare sire (sire in parentheses) Nora’s Cat (Congrats) musical Flair (songandaprayer) i think so (Proud Citizen) Princess of sylmar (majestic Warrior) gr. i stephanie’s Kitten (Kitten’s Joy) gr. i LYdia WiLLiams LYdia

CaTienus sTakes winners (broodmare sire in parentheses)

2002 2004 2006 Cat shaker (Black tie affair) Crimson King Cat (Beau genius) Notonthesamepage (Cure the Blues) grab the Cat (metﬁeld) Junkanoo Party (Hawkster) 2007 Kathern’s Cat (rubiano) Lights of Broadway (rubiano) don’t Blame the Cat (Belong to me) the Carbon Unit (glenstal) my Kitty (Private account) self made man (red ransom) 2008 2003 talking treasure (devil His due) Cat Feathers (Quiet american) dawn of War (Chimes Band) gr. i Unspoken Word (ghazi) Precious Kitten (Lear Fan) gr. i 2009 spotless mind (Houston) 2005 B g Country girl (golden missile) storm rolling in (storm Bird) almighty silver (silver deputy) 2010 talent search (dixieland Band) Cannonball (skywalker) Flashy Ways (Carson City) Warrior Within (stuka) Yet again (distinctive Pro) our Pedroia (Carson City)

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ue Carlson’s dream of owning Carlson’s full-time job as a techni- erty, Sue Carlson’s research group got a commercial horse farm be- cal associate helping with Alzheim- relocated to Vermont and Greg Carl- S gan in a cloud of turmoil and er’s and Parkinson’s research at the son’s department got transferred to much quicker than had been antici- University of Rochester’s Center for Texas. All this unraveled a few weeks pated. But through hard work, qual- Brain Research and through her hus- after the couple welcomed their sec- ity care, and a steady stream of word- band’s job in Kodak’s information ond son into the world. of-mouth endorsements, she has technology department. “I could have had another job, but developed one of the leading equine They wanted a bigger place and by that time I wanted to be a stay- nurseries in western New York’s Gen- after years of searching found 190 at-home mother,” Sue Carlson said. esee Valley. acres near the country town of Avon, “Also, I wanted to make the farm In 1993 Carlson and her husband, south of Rochester. While the farm work. I had already run a commer- Greg, were looking to upgrade a four- was bigger than they needed, the plan cial farm, and I wanted to be in the acre hobby farm on which they bred was to carve out 20 acres for them- horse business.” and trained Saddlebreds. They par- selves and sell off the remainder to Carlson had grown up in James- ticipated in driving competitions on other equestrians. town, N.Y., near the Pennsylvania antique carriages, dressed in period The plan took a sharp turn, how- state line, where she showed Saddle- clothing. This hobby was funded by ever. Soon after closing on the prop- breds, Tennessee Walkers, and Mor-

30 New York Breeder ❙ nytbreeders.org ❙ June 2013 gans. During college she began work- layups, and they contacted us. After medical expertise is 85 miles away at ing for Hobnobbin Farm, a top-notch five years we were foaling mostly Cornell University. Standardbred racing and breeding Thoroughbreds. The primary reason Carlland Sta- operation. Since the farm was based “It has absolutely grown by word bles has grown and thrived, however, in Ohio and Carlson was attending of mouth,” she said. is Carlson’s dedication to patience, the College of Wooster, west of Can- detail, and attentiveness. ton, Ohio, she was also able to help Attention to Detail…Every Day “We love them; we really do,” she prep and sell auction yearlings in Carlland Stables now cares for said about the foals she’s raised. “Ev- Columbus throughout the year. Af- about 100 horses and has delivered erything is clean and bright. I pick up ter graduation, Carlson took over as between 36-46 foals annually over the the foals’ feet every day, and we have Hobnobbin’s manager. She lived on past four years. The farm has grown two people lead them every day; one the farm, and there she learned to to 264 acres with the addition of Tad- handler for the mare, the other teach- love foaling mares. more Farms, a leased steeplechase ing the foal to lead.” “I love when the new life comes farm. Carlland Stables has large pas- She only puts four mares with out,” she said of her affinity for foal- tures ringed by three-board fencing their foals in each pasture so they ing. “I did the foaling right away (on and separated by wide lanes. have plenty of room and groups the the new farm), starting out foaling Sue Carlson said she has no short- mares by their personalities. The show horse mares and some Stan- age of valuable resources. She has older mares, for example, go out to- dardbreds.” two full-time assistants—Melinda gether. The former owners of the property Walker, the farm manager who has “The foals end up being really at- that became Carlland Stables were worked at Carlland Stables for 17 tentive; we can do anything we want Thoroughbred people and soon af- years, and Patrick Munnings, who with them,” she said. “It might be ter the Carlsons reopened the barns, has been at the farm for eight years. overboard; except, when they go into some clients of the previous owners Carlson gets additional help from training, they are really amiable.” came calling. students at nearby SUNY-Genesco, Among the horses foaled and “I’ll never forget the first one, Ernie whose equestrian team has supplied raised at Carlland is New York-bred Symes, who asked if he could board a number of ambitious and caring as- King Kreesa, a multiple stakes win- his layups with us,” Carlson said. sistants. The farm also uses a talented ner and multiple graded stakes- Symes had been a chemist at Kodak farrier who addresses and can correct placed runner for Gerald and Susan who became a trainer after he re- some minor conformation flaws early Kresa. tired. “From him I met Paul Barrow. in young horses. Carlson’s veterinar- Frank Lodato, an owner/breeder They were both trainers at Finger ian from the nearby Genesee Valley who lives in Florida but breeds his Lakes. There were people who had Equine Clinic comes to the farm at mares in New York, said he was for- already foaled here previously or had least three days a week, and more tunate to learn about the Carlsons’ operation when he got into breeding three years ago. Lodato had a winning Smart Strike mare he raced and just retired named Smartgabri- elle that he wanted to breed but had some concerns because he lives in Florida and wanted his foals to be New York-breds. “I wanted to be in New York because that’s where the money is, and I really needed someone I could trust,” he said. “Sue is a great communica- tor, she’s affordable, and she’s very accommodating. She has really made this very easy for me.” Lodato’s first homebred (in the name of Loda Luck Stables), a colt by Belong to Me named Canarsie Kid, has been in training in Central Flor- Carlland Stables delivers between 36-46 foals a year ida with Tony Everard and is about

June 2013 ❙ nytbreeders.org ❙ New York Breeder 31 Power of Love ready for the races. “Half of the people who foal “Tony and I are really happy at my place, this is what they do. with how this horse has been You breed there, you live here, training,” Lodato said. “We both you foal here, and go back. It is feel Sue put a good foundation very common,” Carlson said. under him.” Richard Nicolai, a Long Is- No Substitute for Being There land businessman and owner of After 21 years Carlson said Fortune Farm, found Carlland she has not missed a foaling. Stables through his trainer Jer- She monitors the mares un- emiah Englehart, who also had der her care with help of Birth horses at the farm. Alarms and nine closed circuit “My trainer is very particular video cameras. and pays attention to detail,” “Greg helps watch the mares Nicolai said. “I followed his rec- on TV, but I’m with them in the ommendation and couldn’t be stall,” she said. more pleased. Sue is always ac- And even after witnessing cessible, always returns a phone hundreds of foalings, Carlson call. I can’t say one thing bad still sees events that amaze her. about her and her operation. It One year she watched two mares is not fancy, but the attention is Foaling ‘never gets old’ for Carlson from the same farm, occupying where it needs to be, on the in- adjoining stalls, lie down and dividuals.” backward to help her out. It is pretty deliver their foals almost simultane- As a small-scale owner/breeder, difficult today to find someone who ously. Then there was the night of Nicolai said he prefers doing busi- everyone only has good things to last Feb. 8, which became her busiest ness with other smaller operations. say about,” said Kiser, who owns a night ever. At 8 p.m. a mare named “I like hands-on operations be- printing and direct mail company in Charming Mandate delivered a colt cause they are on top of things,” he Tampa. by Posse. Just as that colt was up and said. Carlland Stables’ location on Business has been booming in nursing, the mare Kat Scratch Fe- the other side of the state never con- New York since purses and breeders’ ver delivered a colt by Dunkirk. Ten cerned Nicolai because he feels ship- awards have received a boost from minutes later Giant Leap (a daughter ping horses is just the cost of having the Resorts World New York Casino of Giant’s Causeway) gave birth to a your horses at the right place at the New York City at Aqueduct, but the filly by Birdstone. Carlson would de- right time, whether it is for breeding growth has not been as steep in New liver two more foals in the wee morn- or racing. He breeds to stallions in York’s western region as it has been ing hours. both New York and Kentucky but has up and down the Hudson River val- “After all the foaling, it never gets all his foals drop in New York. ley, which is home to the state’s pre- old,” Carlson said. “The New York stakes program mier stallion stations. Still, Carlland Besides lavishing attention on the has gotten better, and the breeders’ Stables’ location provides a good set- foals, Carlson said it is important to awards are really good so I’m taking up particularly for New York breed- let the mares do things at their own advantage of that,” he said. “I still ers who favor Kentucky stallions. pace and on their own terms. have a lot to learn about the game, “Right now, if you have a Kentucky- “If the mare doesn’t want to get and Sue helps me with that, too.” sired horse, it’s worth more,” Carlson up, I let her just lie there, and I sit Carlson has also foaled every mare said of the foal’s commercial value. with them and be quiet for as long bred by owner/breeder Ron Kiser, a She noted it only costs about $200 as she wants,” she said. “I’ll get milk Florida businessman who has been more to ship a mare to Kentucky from the mother and feed the baby, breeding in New York about 10 years. than it does to ship to farms in east- or I may get the colostrum out of the “She just takes great care of the an- ern New York. According to the New freezer and feed it so everyone can imals,” said Kiser, who was referred York-bred registration rules, a foal by rest and do what they need to do. to Carlson by several trainers. “She a stallion out of state can be a New “You have to be right there, to be has over 100 head and I know she can York-bred as long as the mare resides vigilant; there is no substitute,” Carl- name all of them. most of the year in New York, is back son added. “I always tell the foal, “Sue also has numerous contacts, in New York within 90 days of her ‘Welcome to the world. I’m your and everyone I know bends over cover date, and delivers in New York. Aunt Sue.’ ”

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BEAUGAY STAKES (GR. IIIT) SONEVA ($339,837 in FR and UAE) cORONADO ROSE Lubash, b h, 2007 Belmont Park, 5/4, $150,000g ($150,000), 3 and up, f and m, 8½f, ($132,809). ($260,000 keesep yrlg). Died 2012. Storm Bird, 78 1998: Salt Lakes Success, dkb/br g, by Salt Lake. Raced Storm Cat, 83 1:40.82, course firm. Terlingua, 76 3 yrs, 14 sts, 0 wins, $12,960. ($27,000 keesep yrlg). FREUD, 1—HESSONITE, 117, m, 5, (Freud—Lakab, by Manila), B+, b, 98 Rahy, 85 1999: Majolica, ch f, by Miswaki. Raced 3 yrs, 6 sts, 0 Mariah's Storm, 91 $90,000, B—Berkshire Stud and Waterville Lake Stables Limited Immense, 79 (N.Y.), O—William J. Punk Jr. and Philip DiLeo, T—David G. Donk, wins, $2,800. Dam of 5 foals, 5 rnrs, 2 wnrs. Sent to Stop the Music, 70 J—Junior Alvarado Japan 2003. ($45,000 keesep yrlg). Cure the Blues, 78 Quick Cure, 71 2—Peace Preserver, 117, f, 4, (War Front—Preserver, by Forty 2000: Nureyev's Girl, b f, by Nureyev. Raced 2 yrs in NASTY CURE, b, 91 Dynastic, 68 Niner), A++, $30,000, O—Alto Racing Aust, 18 sts, 3 wins, $23,959. 3rd Stuart Crystal Nastica, 81 3—Dream Peace, 117, m, 5, (Dansili—Truly a Dream, by Dar- S. Dam of 4 foals, 3 rnrs, 2 wnrs, 1 sw, including Rolfna, 75 shaan), A, $15,000, O—Etreham Farm kING'S ROSE (NZ) ($1,099,205 in NZ, AUS, and HK). Margins—¾, 1½, 1. 6 starters. Sent to NZ 2005. Hessonite, ch m, 2008 2001: Spaceship One, b g, by Danehill. Raced 4 yrs in Aust, 20 sts, 3 wins, $31,355. Storm Bird, 78 Storm Cat, 83 2002: ROANOkE, b g, by Danehill. Raced 7 yrs in Aust, 66 FREUD, Terlingua, 76 sts, 4 wins, $106,274. Won City Tattersalls Club Cup. b, 98 Rahy, 85 Mariah's Storm, 91 2003: Grand Cause, ch g, by Giant's Causeway. Raced 6 Immense, 79 yrs in Aust, 48 sts, 5 wins, $156,529. Lyphard, 69 : Barren. Manila, 83 2004 LAKAB, Dona Ysidra, 75 2005: Moynahan, ch c, by Johannesburg. Raced 6 yrs ch, 90 Riverman, 69 in Eng, 44 sts, 2 wins, $96,944. ($200,000 keesep River Lullaby, 83 Aladancer, 68 yrlg). Died 2013. 2006: Barren. 2007: Mandy Via, ch f, by Johar. Raced 1 yr, 3 sts, 1 win, $21,345. Sent to NZ 2011. 2008: HESSONITE, ch f, by Freud. ($27,000 keesep yrlg). At 3: Won Justenuffhumor Ticonderoga S (RT), New Lubash York Stallion Series S (RT), New York Stallion Cupecoy's Joy S (RT); 2nd Pebbles S (T); 3rd RAcE AND (STAkES) REcORD Boiling Springs S (gr. IIIT). Age Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned At 4: Won Ticonderoga S (RT), John Hettinger S (RT), At 3 10 5(3) 0 1 $176,344 Yaddo S (RT), Irish Linnet S (RT); 2nd Dr. James At 4 8 0 2(2) 1(1) $89,285 Penny Memorial H (gr. IIIT), Mount Vernon S At 5 6 2(2) 1(1) 0 $223,750 (RT). At 6 2 1(1) 1(1) 0 $105,000 At 5: Won Beaugay S (gr. IIIT). Lifetime 26 8(6) 4(4) 2(1) $594,379 2009: Olympic Bride, ch f, by Johannesburg. Raced 1 yr in Brz, 1 st, 0 wins. ($25,000 keesep yrlg). Sire: Freud, b, 1998. Raced 2 yrs in Eng, Fr, and Ire, 12 sts, 1 win, 2010: Not bred. $44,016. 3rd Cork & Orrery S (Eng-II). AdAm CogliANese/NYRA photos Hessonite 2011: Barren. Lifetime: 9 crops, 461 foals, 318 rnrs (69%), 223 wnrs (48%), 68 2013: Barren. 2yo wnrs (15%), 32 sw (7%), 1.76 AEI, 1.26 CI, 143 sale yrlgs, RAcE AND (STAkES) REcORD Inbreeding: 5SX5D Bold Ruler; 4SX4DX4D Northern Dancer. avg $30,142, 0.5 TNA. In 2013: 4 sw, 55 2yos, 2 2yo rnrs, 1 sale yrlg, avg $3,500. Age Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned Nicking: FREUD w/MANILA mares: 1 foal, 1 str, 1 wnr At 2 4 1 0 0 $32,710 (100%), 1 2yo wnr (100%), 1 SW (100%), 1 GSW (100%). 1st dam: Nasty cure, b, 1991. Bred by Pillar Stud and Larry At 3 6 4(3) 1(1) 1(1) $239,600 Broodmare sire: MANILA, b, 1983-2009. Sire of 184 dams Godwin (Ky.). Raced 3 yrs, 30 sts, 5 wins, $153,122. 3rd Miss At 4 8 4(4) 2(2) 0 $441,000 of 918 foals, 603 rnrs (66%), 390 wnrs (42%), 101 2yo Liberty S. Dam of 7 named foals, 7 rnrs, 5 wnrs, 1 sw. ($10,500, At 5 1 1(1) 0 0 $90,000 wnrs (11%), 1.42 AEI, 1.41 CI; 42 sw. 1992 keesep yrlg; $37,000, 1993 ftffeb 2yo). Lifetime 19 10(8) 3(3) 1(1) $803,310 1997: Brusher, b g, by Broad Brush. Raced 4 yrs, 32 sts, 3 2nd dam: River Lullaby, ch, 1983-2009. Bred by North Ridge wins, $42,438. Sire: Freud, b, 1998. Raced 2 yrs in Eng, Fr, and Ire, 12 sts, Farm (Ky.). Raced 3 yrs in Ire and NA, 13 sts, 1 win, $4,486. 1999: Netcong, b c, by Meadow Flight. Raced 10 yrs, 87 sts, 1 win, $44,016. 3rd Cork & Orrery S (Eng-II). 3rd Ballylinch & Norelands Studs S. Dam of (c, WIXIM 10 wins, $327,924. 2nd Damon Runyon S (R). Lifetime: 9 crops, 461 foals, 318 rnrs (69%), 223 wnrs Diesis (GB); $239,572. Won Sandown Mile S, Eng-II; 2nd 2000: Pine Brook, b g, by Meadow Flight. Raced 9 yrs, 80 sts, (48%), 68 2yo wnrs (15%), 32 sw (7%), 1.76 AEI, 1.26 Prix d'Ispahan, Fr-I, Earl of Sefton S, Eng-III; 3rd Premio 13 wins, $196,304. CI, 143 sale yrlgs, avg $30,142, 0.5 TNA. Vittorio di Capua, It-I, Hong Kong International Cup, HK-II, 2001: Dead foal. In 2013: 4 sw, 55 2yos, 2 2yo rnrs, 1 sale yrlg, avg $3,500. Crawley Warren Heron S; sire), RUN SOFTLY (c, Deputy 2003: Capote's Wit, b c, by Capote. Raced 2 yrs, 6 sts, 0 wins, Minister; $214,121. Won Volante H, gr. IIIT; 2nd Hawthorne 1st dam: Lakab, ch, 1990. Bred by Rhydian Morgan-Jones $1,080. (Ky.). Raced 2 yrs in Eng, 10 sts, 1 win, $6,144. Dam of Gold Cup H, gr. II; sire), BERcEAU (f, Alleged; $60,043. Won Prix du Royaumont, Fr-III; 2nd Prix Ronde de Nuit; dam of 2004: Cherna, b f, by Judge T C. Raced 3 yrs, 22 sts, 5 wins, 13 named foals, 12 rnrs, 8 wnrs, 3 sw. Sent to Aust 2000. $93,469. Died 2009. ($150,000, 1991 keejul yrlg; $120,000, 2004 keenov, BIRTHPLAcE, Borazon, Name for Fame). Granddam of EUROPEAN ROSE, ROANOkE, Nureyev's Girl. 2007: LUBASH, b c, by Freud. Johannesburg; $16,000, 2006 keenov, Johar). At 3: Won Fifth Marine S (T), Monarch's Maze S (T), New 1995: Great Notice, ch f, by Nureyev. Unraced. Dam of FORT MARCY STAKES (GR. IIIT) York Stallion Cab Calloway S (RT). 7 foals, 6 rnrs, 5 wnrs, 2 sw, including ANABAN- At 4: 2nd Bluegrass Cat Mohawk S (RT), Kingston S (RT); DANA (AUS) ($398,505 in NZ and AUS) GYBE (AUS) Belmont Park, 5/4, $150,000g ($150,000), 3 and up, 8½f, 1:38.89, 3rd PTHA President's Cup S (T). ($384,065 in AUS). Sent to Aust 1999. ($40,000 course firm. At 5: Won Ashley T. Cole S (RT), West Point S (RT); 2nd keenov wnlg). 1—LUBASH, 118, h, 6, (Freud—Nasty Cure, by Cure the Blues), A+, Kingston S (RT). 1996: EUROPEAN ROSE, b f, by Nureyev. Raced 2 yrs, $90,000, B—Aliyuee Ben J. Stable (N.Y.), O—Aliyu Ben J Stables, At 6: Won Fort Marcy S (gr. IIIT); 2nd Dave S (T). 5 sts, 3 wins, $67,860. Won Bal Harbour S (T); 2nd T—Christophe Clement, J—Junior Alvarado 2008: Jan Beth Jo, b f, by Chief Seattle. Raced 1 yr, 3 sts, 0 Herecomesthebride S (gr. IIIT), Supah Gem S (T). Dam 2—Bombaguia, 118, g, 5, (Borrego—Wishful Legacy, by Lyphard's wins, $6,012. of 4 foals, 3 rnrs, 1 wnr. ($125,000 keenov wnlg; Wish), c, $30,000, O—GoldMark Farm 2011: B f, by Midas Eyes. $285,000 keejul yrlg). 3—king kreesa, 118, g, 4, (King Cugat—Storm's Advance, by 1997: Lakabi, b f, by Nureyev. Raced 1 yr in Eng, 1 st, 0 Storm Creek), A++, $15,000, O—Gerald Kresa and Susan Kresa 2012: Ch f, by Freud. wins. Dam of 6 foals, 6 rnrs, 6 wnrs, 2 sw, including Margins—½, 1, ¾. 6 starters. Inbreeding: 5SX5DX4D Bold Ruler; 5SX4D Hail to Reason.

34 New York Breeder ❙ nytbreeders.org ❙ June 2013 Nicking: FREUD w/cURE THE BLUES mares: 10 foals, 8 At 3: Won New York Stallion S (R). 2nd dam: Ginny Dare, b, 1988. Bred by C. Gibson Downing III, C. strs, 6 wnrs (60%), 2 2yo wnrs (20%), 1 SW (10%), 1 2012: Ch c, by Noonmark. Gibson Downing, and Arthur Pollack (Ky.). Raced 3 yrs, 22 sts, GSW (10%). Inbreeding: 4SX5SX5D Mr. Prospector. 3 wins, $132,521. 2nd Spicy Living H gr. IIIT; 3rd New York H Broodmare sire: cURE THE BLUES, b, 1978-1999. Sire of 376 Nicking: READ THE FOOTNOTES w/LORD AT WAR (ARG) mares: gr. IIT. Granddam of Zeb. dams of 2,126 foals, 1,625 rnrs (76%), 1,126 wnrs (53%), 317 2 foals, 1 str, 1 wnr (50%), 0 2yo wnrs (0%), 1 SW (50%), 0 2yo wnrs (15%), 1.27 AEI, 1.37 CI; 98 sw. GSW (0%). YOU GO WEST GIRL STAKES (RT) 2nd dam: NASTIcA, dkb/br, 1981-1993. Bred by Robert O. Bonac- Broodmare sire: LORD AT WAR (Arg), ch, 1980-1998. Sire of Belmont Park, 5/5, $90,000a ($88,200), 4 and up, Restricted, f and m, quisti Sr. (Calif.). Raced 4 yrs, 43 sts, 13 wins, $147,284. Won 169 dams of 992 foals, 746 rnrs (75%), 539 wnrs (54%), 112 8f, 1:33.52, course firm. Cindy S, Concord S, Ellen Mist S, Little Girl S R, Rockette S R; 2yo wnrs (11%), 1.70 AEI, 1.44 CI; 52 sw. 1—DAYATTHESPA, 120, f, 4, (City Zip—M'Lady Doc, by Doc's 2nd Moonlight Jig S, Pinafore S; 3rd Molly Brown S. Dam of Leader), A, $54,000, B—Castellare DiCracchiolo Stable, Crac- 2nd dam: Flemish Bond, ch, 1992. Bred by Lavin Bloodstock chiolo/Goldsher (N.Y.), O—Jerry Frankel, Ronald Frankel, Steve LA cAPANNINA (f, Cure the Blues; $21,694, Champion 2yo filly Services (Ky.). Raced 3 yrs, 16 sts, 4 wins, $103,787. Grand- in PAN. Won Premio Cuerpo de Bomberos de Panama, Pan-III; Laymon, and Bradley Thoroughbreds, T—Chad C. Brown, J—Ja- dam of Segal. vier Castellano 2nd Premio Alberto Pitin de Obarrio, Pan-II). 2—kibosh, 120, f, 4, (Discreet Cat—Kaskazi, by Kris S.), c+, NEW YORK STALLION STAKES (R) $18,000, O—Chester and Mary Broman Sr. NEW YORK STALLION STAKES (R) Belmont Park, 5/5, $100,000g ($100,000), 3yo, Restricted, f, 6½f, 3—Elusive Rumour, 118, f, 4, (Elusive Quality—Quiet Rumour, by Belmont Park, 5/5, $100,000g ($98,000), 3yo, Restricted, 6½f, 1:16.33, track fast. Alleged), B, $9,000, O—Lawrence Goichman ¾ ½ 1:17.35, track fast. 1—LOVELY SYN, 118, (Freud—Lemon Drop's Love, by Lemon Drop Margins—4, 4 , 2 . 5 starters. 1—BELIEF SYSTEM, 116, g, (Read the Footnotes—Boatman Road, Kid), B, $60,000, B/O—Joemar Racing Stables (N.Y.), T—Dominick A. Dayatthespa, ch f, 2009 by Lord At War), NR, $60,000, B—Sequel Thoroughbreds and Anthony Schettino, J—Michael J. Luzzi Mr. Prospector, 70 Grey (N.Y.), O—Sequel Racing, T—Rudy R. Rodriguez, J—Junior Al- 2—Bit Bustin, 117, (Bustin Stones—Iron Bit, by Cormorant), D, Carson City, 87 Blushing Promise, 82 varado $20,000, O—Edward T. McGettigan Jr. CITY ZIP, 2—chapman, 118, g, (Stanislavsky—Redheaded Girl, by Scarlet ch, 98 Relaunch, 76 3—Sharon Spagetti, 117, (Frost Giant—Ginger N Sugar, by Gold Baby Zip, 91 Ibis), A++, $20,000, O—Alfred Kowalewski and Wachtel Stable Token), B+, $10,000, O—Gabrielle Farm Thirty Zip, 83 3—In Harm's Way, 117, c, (Hook and Ladder—New Harmony, by Margins—9½, 1, 2. 6 starters. Mr. Leader, 66 A.P. Indy), A, $10,000, O—Chester and Mary Broman Sr. Doc's Leader, 86 Lovely Syn, b f, 2010 M'LADY DOC, With Patience, 74 Margins—½, 3¾, 1½. 5 starters. b, 00 King Pellinore, 72 Storm Bird, 78 Smart Queen, 79 Belief System, dkb/br g, 2010 Storm Cat, 83 Clever Bird, 70 FREUD, Terlingua, 76 Two Punch, 83 Smoke Glacken, 94 b, 98 Rahy, 85 READ THE Majesty's Crown, 84 Mariah's Storm, 91 FOOTNOTES, Immense, 79 Al Nasr, 78 b, 01 Baydon Belle, 90 Kingmambo, 90 Vague Prospect, 85 Lemon Drop Kid, 96 LEMON Charming Lassie, 87 General, 74 DROP'S LOVE, Lord At War, 80 Pilgrim, 79 BOATMAN Luna de Miel, 74 b, 02 Ginny Dare, 88 ROAD, Seven Arts, 77 Rare Brick, 83 ch, 98 Flemish Bond, 92 Misty Mom, 83 Joe lABozzettA/NYRA Dayatthespa RAcE AND (STAkES) REcORD Age Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned At 2 3 1 1(1) 0 $64,892 At 3 6 5(5) 0 0 $515,000 At 4 1 1(1) 0 0 $54,000 Lovely Syn Lifetime 10 7(6) 1(1) 0 $633,892 AdAm CogliANese/NYRA photos Belief System RAcE AND (STAkES) REcORD Sire: cITY ZIP, ch, 1998. Raced 2 yrs, 23 sts, 9 wins, $818,225. Won Hopeful S (gr. I), Saratoga Special S (gr. II), Amsterdam S RAcE AND (STAkES) REcORD Age Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned (gr. II), Sanford S (gr. II), Tremont S (gr. III), Jersey Shore Breed- At 3 3 3(1) 0 0 $127,200 Age Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned ers' Cup S (gr. III), Bergen County S, Hirsch Jacobs S; 2nd Lifetime 3 3(1) 0 0 $127,200 At 2 2 0 1 0 $6,450 Futurity S (gr. I), Hutcheson S (gr. II), Kentucky Cup Sprint S (gr. At 3 3 2(1) 0 1 $80,900 Sire: Freud, b, 1998. Raced 2 yrs in Eng, Fr, and Ire, 12 sts, 1 win, II), Kentucky Breeders' Cup S (gr. III); 3rd Fountain of Youth S (gr. Lifetime 5 2(1) 1 1 $87,350 $44,016. 3rd Cork & Orrery S (Eng-II). I), King's Bishop S (gr. I), Kelso H (gr. IIT), Flash S. Lifetime: 9 crops, 461 foals, 319 rnrs (69%), 223 wnrs (48%), 68 Lifetime: 9 crops, 656 foals, 472 rnrs (72%), 367 wnrs (56%), 135 Sire: READ THE FOOTNOTES, b, 2001. Raced 2 yrs, 8 sts, 5 wins, 2yo wnrs (15%), 32 sw (7%), 1.76 AEI, 1.26 CI, 143 sale yrlgs, 2yo wnrs (21%), 39 sw (6%), 1.76 AEI, 1.41 CI, 285 sale yrlgs, $450,660. Won Fountain of Youth S (gr. II), Remsen S (gr. II), avg $30,142, 0.5 TNA. avg $34,326, 0.7 TNA. Nashua S (gr. III). In 2013: 4 sw, 55 2yos, 2 2yo rnrs, 1 sale yrlg, avg $3,500. In 2013: 1 sw, 67 2yos, 3 2yo rnrs, 1 2yo wnr, 10 sale yrlgs, Lifetime: 6 crops, 239 foals, 160 rnrs (67%), 119 wnrs (50%), 38 avg $41,550. 2yo wnrs (16%), 10 sw (4%), 1.39 AEI, 1.21 CI, 85 sale yrlgs, 1st dam: Lemon Drop's Love, b, 2002. Bred by Eaton, Tufts, & 1st dam: M'Lady Doc, b, 2000. Bred by Hurstland Farm (Ky.). Raced avg $20,143, 0.4 TNA. Gorsky (N.Y.). Raced 1 yr, 1 st, $2,050. Dam of 5 named foals, 2 yrs, 7 sts, $2,080. Dam of 4 named foals, 4 rnrs, 4 wnrs, 1 In 2013: 1 sw, 17 2yos. 3 rnrs, 3 wnrs, 1 sw. ($125,000, 2003 saraug yrlg). 2007: Lemon Tiger, ch f, by Hold That Tiger. Raced 3 yrs, 20 sw. ($40,000, 2001 keesep yrlg) 1st dam: Boatman Road, ch, 1998. Bred by William M. Scott (Ky.). sts, 5 wins, $176,816. 2005: Doc Can Do, b g, by Quiet American. Raced 5 yrs, 40 sts, Raced 2 yrs, 14 sts, $20,271. Dam of 6 named foals, 5 rnrs, 3 2008: Mightylover, ch g, by Catienus. Raced 2 yrs, 23 sts, 3 7 wins, $126,140. ($110,000 keenov wnlg). wnrs, 1 sw. ($13,000, 2006 keejan, Harlan's Holiday). wins, $58,750. 2006: Ch f, by Wiseman's Ferry. 2004: Bosun's Mate, b g, by Quiet American. Raced 1 yr, 4 sts, 2010: LOVELY SYN, b f, by Freud. 2007: Big Pretty, b g, by Wiseman's Ferry. Raced 3 yrs, 16 sts, 0 wins, $3,540. ($22,000 keesep yrlg). At 3: Won New York Stallion S (R). 1 win, $15,455. ($1,000 ftkfeb yrlg; $2,000 ftkoct yrlg). 2006: Segal, dkb/br g, by Harlan's Holiday. Raced 1 yr, 3 sts, 2011: Shotgun Love, b f, by Posse. Unraced. Died 2011. 1 win, $57,054. 3rd Bashford Manor S (gr. III), Victoria S. 2012: Lemon Iceking, b c, by Stonesider. 2008: Barren. ($235,000 obsfeb 2yo). 2013: F, by Bluegrass Cat. 2009: DAYATTHESPA, ch f, by City Zip. ($50,000 saraug yrlg). 2007: Boatman's Dream, dkb/br f, by Freud. Raced 2 yrs, 4 sts, At 2: 2nd Natalma S (Can-IIIT). 0 wins, $5,332. Died 2010. Inbreeding: 4SX4D Northern Dancer. At 3: Won Queen Elizabeth II Challenge Cup S (gr. IT), 2008: Sacred Signs, ch f, by Read the Footnotes. Unraced. Nicking: FREUD w/LEMON DROP kID mares: 1 foal, 1 str, 1 wnr Herecomesthebride S (gr. IIIT), Appalachian S (gr. ($45,000 obsmar 2yo). (100%), 0 2yo wnrs (0%), 1 SW (100%), 0 GSW (0%). IIIT), Riskaverse S (T), Sweetest Chant S (T). 2009: Ave's Halo, b f, by Harlan's Holiday. Raced 2 yrs, 8 sts, Broodmare sire: LEMON DROP kID, b, 1996. Sire of 111 dams of At 4: Won You Go West Girl S (RT). 1 win, $59,100. ($180,000 obsmar 2yo). 251 foals, 139 rnrs (55%), 83 wnrs (33%), 36 2yo wnrs (14%), 2010: The Big Deluxe, gr/ro c, by Silver Wagon. Raced 2 yrs, 6 2010: BELIEF SYSTEM, dkb/br g, by Read the Footnotes. 1.57 AEI, 1.56 CI; 11 sw. sts, 1 win, $41,567. ($20,000 eassep yrlg).

June 2013 ❙ nytbreeders.org ❙ New York Breeder 35 NEW YORK-BRED 1st dam: Hansel's Girl, b, 1995. Bred by Woodlynn Farm (Ky.). mont S (gr. I), Hopeful S (gr. I), Arkansas Derby (gr. II), Sanford Raced 4 yrs, 29 sts, 5 wins, $237,980. 2nd Comely S (gr. III); S (gr. II), Mountain Valley S; 2nd Bessemer Trust Breeders' Cup STAKES WINNERS 3rd Black-Eyed Susan S (gr. II). Dam of 6 named foals, 4 rnrs, Juvenile (gr. I), Champagne S (gr. I); 3rd Kentucky Derby (gr. I). 4 wnrs, 1 sw. ($80,000, 1996 keesep yrlg). Lifetime: 5 crops, 457 foals, 284 rnrs (62%), 185 wnrs (40%), 44 2001: Ransel, b f, by Red Ransom. Died 2003. 2yo wnrs (10%), 20 sw (4%), 1.60 AEI, 2.09 CI, 287 sale yrlgs, 2002: chestertown Slew, dkb/br c, by Seattle Slew. Raced 4 avg $70,430, 1.4 TNA. Nicking: cITY ZIP w/DOc'S LEADER mares: 1 foal, 1 str, 1 wnr yrs, 21 sts, 5 wins, $171,826. 2nd Wildcat H (T); 3rd Hasta In 2013: 2 sw, 76 2yos, 2 2yo rnrs, 5 sale yrlgs, avg $24,200. (100%), 1 2yo wnr (100%), 1 SW (100%), 1 GSW (100%). La Vista H (T), Mohawk H (R). 1st dam: Miss Yiayia, ch, 1995. Bred by Spears-Olsson Breeding Broodmare sire: DOc'S LEADER, ch, 1986-2001. Sire of 37 dams 2003: Hans Ballado, dkb/br c, by Saint Ballado. Unraced. Syndicate and John R. Gaines Thoroughbreds (Ky.). Raced 5 yrs, of 129 foals, 95 rnrs (74%), 66 wnrs (51%), 13 2yo wnrs (10%), 2004: Barren. 44 sts, 7 wins, $175,970. 3rd Floyd Duncan S, Miss Indy Anna 1.34 AEI, 1.37 CI; 7 sw. 2005: Motor Patrol, b c, by Cherokee Run. Raced 3 yrs, 14 S, twice, Rockingham Park Distaff H, twice. Dam of 6 named sts, 4 wins, $148,633. 3rd High Ice S (R). ($150,000 keesep foals, 5 rnrs, 5 wnrs, 1 sw. Sent to Arg 2010. ($47,000, 1995 2nd dam: Smart Queen, b, 1979. Bred by Nuckols Bros. (Ky.). yrlg). Raced 1 yr, 3 sts, 0 wins, $300. Dam of PHI BETA DOc (g, Doc's keenov wnlg; $100,000, 1997 ftffeb 2yo; $195,000, 2001 2006: Slipped. keenov; $10,000, 2009 keejan, Easing Along). Leader; $442,815. Won Saranac H, gr. IIIT, Lamplighter H, T, Nick 2007: MINE OVER MATTER, ch c, by Mineshaft. Shuk Memorial S, T, Virginia Derby, T; 2nd National Museum of 2003: Ballymist, ch f, by Mt. Livermore. Raced 4 yrs, 30 sts, At 3: Won Salute Me Sir S (R); 3rd Alex M. Robb S (R), 3 wins, $97,328. Racing Hall of Fame H, gr. IIT, Bet Twice S, T, Hopemont S, T, Grey Tinchen's Prince S (R). Beret S, T; 3rd Calder Derby, T, Cape Henlopen S, T), QUEEN 2004: Barren. At 4: 2nd Noble Nashua S (R); 3rd Evan Shipman S (R), 2005: Barren. MARY'S BOY (g, Full Pocket; $85,899. Won San Mateo Mile Noble Nashua S (R). S), Bright king (c, Bright Launch; $3,483. 2nd First Citizens 2006: More Oats Please, ch f, by Smart Strike. Raced 2 yrs, 9 At 5: Won Hudson S (R), Fabersham S (R); 3rd Fall High- sts, 2 wins, $83,817. Sian's Gold Sprint, TRI-I), Queen Ginni (f, Ginistrelli; $43,083. weight H (gr. III), Affirmed Success S (R), John Mor- 2007: Thunder Chief, ch g, by Thunder Gulch. Raced 5 yrs, 3rd Little Lady S; producer). rissey S (R). 32 sts, 3 wins, $167,390. ($70,000 keesep yrlg; $90,000 At 6: Won Corma Ray S (R); 2nd TurnoftheCentury S (R). CORMA RAY STAKES (R) easmay 2yo). 2008: Runnin Bayou, b g, by Dixie Union. Raced 3 yrs, 14 sts, 2008: MISS VALENTINE, ch f, by Afleet Alex. Belmont Park, 5/9, $85,000g ($83,300), 4 and up, Restricted, 7f, 1 win, $14,898. At 2: Won Swirlaway S (R); 2nd East View S (R). 1:22.99, track muddy. 2009: Barren. At 3: Won Serena's Song S, Mom's Command S; 2nd 1—MINE OVER MATTER, 120, h, 6, (Mineshaft—Hansel's Girl, by 2010: F, by Friends Lake. Died 2010. Monmouth Oaks (gr. III), Bouwerie S (R), Wandering Hansel), A, $51,000, B/O—Chester and Mary Broman Sr. (N.Y.), T—Mi- 2011: Ch f, by Noonmark. Cloud S (R). chael E. Hushion, J—Joel Rosario 2013: C, by Girolamo. At 4: Won Chase the Dream S (R), Lottsa Talc S (R), Northern 2—Be Bullish, 120, g, 8, (Pure Prize—Smart Holly, by Smarten), A, Inbreeding: 5SX5D Buckpasser; 3SX4D Mr. Prospector. Willy S (R); 2nd Iroquois S (R); 3rd Fleet Indian S (R). $17,000, O—Christopher T. Dunn Nicking: MINESHAFT w/HANSEL mares: 2 foals, 1 str, 1 wnr At 5: Won No Reason S (R). 3—Fiddlers Aﬂeet, 120, h, 7, (Northern Aﬂeet—American Tango, (50%), 0 2yo wnrs (0%), 1 SW (50%), 0 GSW (0%). 2009: Leading to Win, b c, by Easing Along. Raced 2 yrs, 8 sts, by Quiet American), B+, $8,500, O—Michael Dubb, Michael Imperio, 1 win, $19,654. ($7,500 keesep yrlg). and Gary Aisquith Broodmare sire: HANSEL, b, 1988. Sire of 96 dams of 478 foals, 312 rnrs (65%), 212 wnrs (44%), 60 2yo wnrs (13%), 1.07 2010: Mr Leyend, ch c, by Tapit. Unraced. Margins—1, ½, 2¾. 5 starters. AEI, 1.44 CI; 15 sw. Nicking: AFLEET ALEX w/GILDED TIME mares: 2 foals, 1 str, Mine Over Matter, ch h, 2007 2nd dam: Dancing Mahmoud, ch, 1990-2010. Bred by Gainesway 1 wnr (50%), 1 2yo wnr (50%), 1 SW (50%), 0 GSW (0%). Seattle Slew, 74 A.P. Indy, 89 Thoroughbreds. (Ky.). Raced 2 yrs, 6 sts, 1 win, $11,670. Dam Broodmare sire: GILDED TIME, ch, 1990. Sire of 337 dams of MINESHAFT, Weekend Surprise, 80 of GUIDED TOUR (g, Hansel; $1,964,253. Won San Antonio H, 1,151 foals, 814 rnrs (71%), 560 wnrs (49%), 160 2yo wnrs dkb/br, 99 Mr. Prospector, 70 Prospectors Delite, 89 gr. II, Washington Park H, gr. II, Kentucky Cup Classic H, gr. II, (14%), 1.02 AEI, 1.35 CI; 50 sw. Up the Flagpole, 78 Stephen Foster H, gr. II, Hall of Fame Breeders' Cup H, gr. III, 2nd dam: MISS BAJA, ch, 1975. Bred by Spears-Olsson Breeding Woodman, 83 Louisiana H, Seagram Cup S; 2nd Clark H, gr. II, National Jockey Hansel, 88 Syndicate (Ky.). Raced 4 yrs, 38 sts, 9 wins, $373,689. Won HANSEL'S Count On Bonnie, 81 Club H, gr. III, Hawthorne Gold Cup H, gr. III; 3rd Hawthorne Gold GIRL, Apple Blossom H gr. II, Bewitch S, Magnolia S; 2nd Hempstead Topsider, 74 Cup H, gr. II), PRIMETIMEVALENTINE (f, Affirmed; $138,589. b, 95 Dancing Mahmoud, 90 H gr. II, Beaugay H, Bewitch S, Fair Grounds Oaks Dec; 3rd Execution, 75 Won Possible Mate S, RT; 2nd Glens Falls H, gr. IIIT; 3rd Robert Fantasy S gr. I, Spinster S gr. I, Apple Blossom H gr. II, Black- G. Dick Memorial Breeders' Cup H, T, Sabin S, RT; dam of ALL Eyed Susan S gr. II, Firenze H gr. II. Dam of STONELEIGH'S FOR THEE), Open Sesame (g, Phone Trick; $346,178. 2nd HOPE (f, Damascus; $258,809. Won Fleur de Lis H, gr. III; 2nd Annapolis S; 3rd Discovery H, gr. II). Fleur de Lis H, gr. III; 3rd Arlington Matron H, gr. II, Queens H, gr. III; producer; dam of Tsuzomin, Massone), Princess Baja NO REASON STAKES (R) (f, Conquistador Cielo; $26,344. 3rd Schaumburg H; dam of Belmont Park, 5/10, $90,000g ($90,000), 4 and up, Restricted, f and PRINcESS PIETRINA). m, 8f, 1:37.53, track good. 1—MISS VALENTINE, 120, m, 5, (Afleet Alex—Miss Yiayia, by Gilded Time), A++, $54,000, B/O—Waterville Lake Stables (N.Y.), T—Chris- tophe Clement, J—Joel Rosario 2—clear Pasaj, 120, f, 4, (Smoke Glacken—Saintly Scholar, by Dan- zig), B, $18,000, O—AnJes Farm 3—Lady On the Run, 120, m, 5, (Ten Most Wanted—Royal Relic, by Colonial Affair), A++, $9,000, O—J. Tucker, K. Buckley, V. Kennedy, G. Casey, F. Schultz, et al. AdAm CogliANese/NYRA photos Mine Over Matter Margins—½, head, 2½. 6 starters. Miss Valentine, ch m, 2008 RAcE AND (STAkES) REcORD Afeet, 84 Northern Afeet, 93 Age Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned AFLEET ALEX, Nuryette, 86 b, 02 Hawkster, 86 At 2 7 0 1 1 $16,284 Maggy Hawk, 94 At 3 11 4(1) 0 2(2) $126,550 Qualique, 81 Timeless Moment, 70 Miss Valentine At 4 9 0 1(1) 4(2) $47,300 Gilded Time, 90 At 5 8 2(2) 1 3(3) $193,050 MISS YIAYIA, Gilded Lilly, 79 ch, 95 Mr. Leader, 66 At 6 4 1(1) 1(1) 0 $72,750 Miss Baja, 75 Lifetime 39 7(4) 4(2) 10(7) $455,934 Double Tollgate, 65 Sire: MINESHAFT, dkb/br, 1999. Raced 2 yrs in Eng, Fr, and NA, RAcE AND (STAkES) REcORD NEW YORK-BRED 18 sts, 10 wins, $2,283,402. Horse of the year, Champion older male. Won Jockey Club Gold Cup (gr. I), Pimlico Special H (gr. Age Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned At 2 3 2(1) 1(1) 0 $74,800 juvenile I), Suburban H (gr. I), Woodward S (gr. I), New Orleans H (gr. II), Ben Ali S (gr. III), Diplomat Way H; 2nd Stephen Foster H (gr. I), At 3 8 2(2) 3(3) 0 $156,500 Whirlaway H (gr. III); 3rd Prix Daphnis (Fr-III). At 4 7 3(3) 1(1) 1(1) $185,200 WinneRS Lifetime: 7 crops, 434 foals, 286 rnrs (66%), 196 wnrs (45%), 52 At 5 1 1(1) 0 0 $54,000 2yo wnrs (12%), 26 sw (6%), 2.13 AEI, 2.21 CI, 239 sale yrlgs, Lifetime 19 8(7) 5(5) 1(1) $470,500 avg $127,759, 2.4 TNA. Sire: AFLEET ALEX, b, 2002. Raced 2 yrs, 12 sts, 8 wins, Silver Train—To the Good Times: Ogermeister (102-41), g, In 2013: 2 sw, 56 2yos, 1 2yo rnr, 4 sale yrlgs, avg $41,675. $2,765,800. Champion 3yo colt. Won Preakness S (gr. I), Bel- 2 yo, Belmont Park, MSW, 5/16, 5f, 58.25, $33,000.

36 New York Breeder ❙ nytbreeders.org ❙ June 2013 The accompanying list reports sires of New York-bred winners in 2013, 3-year-olds and upward, of all recent North American races, except straight NEW YORK-BRED claiming races. The second list reports sires of all New York-bred juvenile winners in the same time period. The lists are presented alphabetically by sire followed by the winners dam. The name of the winner is in lightface capital letters (boldface capital WINNERS letters if the win came in a stakes race), followed in parentheses by the number of current-year starters in North America for the sire and the sire’s total number of individual winners in 2013, regardless of state where bred. APRIL 20, 2013 - MAY 16, 2013 Followed by the winners sex; age; race track; class of the race; date of the race; distance of the race, expressed in furlongs and fractions of furlongs; Afleet Alex—Miss Yiayia: Miss Valentine (110-42), m, 5yo, Freud—Lakab: Hessonite (87-26), m, 5yo, Belmont Park, STK, time of the race; first-place money earned by the winner. Belmont Park, STK, No Reason S., 5/10, 1mi, 1:37.53, $54,000. Beaugay S. (gr. IIIT), 5/4, 11/16mi (T), 1:40.82, $90,000. Abbreviations used for the class of race are similar to those used by Agnes Gold (JPN)—Tyrol Cot: Elizabethan Rose (5-2), f, 4yo, Freud—Nasty Cure: Lubash (87-26), h, 6yo, Belmont Park, STK, Equibase: Alw–allowance; Hcp–overnight handicap; names of stakes race Los Alamitos, MCL, 5/3, 4½f, 53.03, $3,045. Fort Marcy S. (gr. IIIT), 5/4, 11/16mi (T), 1:38.89, $90,000. are spelled out, with the grade of the race, when applicable, in parentheses. Alphabet Soup—Preciousness: Souper Douper (60-26), g, 4yo, Freud—Fiddlers Shebang: Uncle Mitcho (87-26), c, 3yo, Belmont Thistledown, MCL, 4/20, 5f, 59.06, $4,800. 1/16mi Officer—American Skipper: Clean Eleven (92-35), f, 3yo, Park, MCL, 5/4, 1 (T), 1:44.10, $17,400. Belmont Park, MCL, 5/12, 6f, 1:11.58, $27,000. Andromeda's Hero—Sparkle: Fast Grievance (22-8), g, 5yo, Lovely Syn Freud—Lemon Drop's Love: (87-26), f, 3yo, Belmont Ommadon—Ask Shananie: Ommadon's Angel (4-1), m, 6yo, Mountaineer Casino Racetrack & Resort, ALW, 4/26, 1mi, Park, STK, New York Stallion S., 5/5, 6½f, 1:16.33, $60,000. Beulah Park, ALW, 4/30, 6f, 1:13.43, $3,120. 1:41.45, $13,320. Fusaichi Pegasus—Sprig of Broom: Saichi Sweepin (116-34), f, Patriot Act—Sugar Cookie: Bake Shop (20-6), g, 4yo, Pimlico, Andromeda's Hero—Tequila Lana: Tequila Hero (22-8), c, 3yo, 4yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 4/23, 4½f, 52.86, $12,600. ALW, 4/21, 11/16mi, 1:46.10, $23,940. Finger Lakes, ALW, 5/10, 1mi 40yd, 1:44.52, $13,200. Fusaichi Pegasus—Kevin's Decision: Neptune Road (116-34), f, Patriot Act—Maryland Maid: Seventy Six (20-6), g, 3yo, Belmont Badge—One Smart Lady: One Smart Farrah (5-1), f, 4yo, Finger 3yo, Finger Lakes, MSW, 5/4, 6f, 1:14.31, $14,400. Park, MSW, 4/27, 1mi, 1:37.26, $36,000. Lakes, ALW, 5/11, 1mi, 1:43.51, $13,800. Giant's Causeway—Afleet Closer: Drivenbychocolate (151-42), Bellamy Road—Forever Dixie: Bellamy (64-16), c, 4yo, Finger g, 3yo, Finger Lakes, MCL, 5/13, 1mi 40yd, 1:45.06, $5,400. Performing Magic—Cajun Kitty: Cajun Best (10-2), g, 3yo, Lakes, ALW, 5/10, 6f, 1:12.71, $13,800. Golden Missile—Papa's Kara: Goldara (46-16), f, 3yo, Finger Finger Lakes, MSW, 5/7, 5f, 1:0.08, $14,400. Belong to Me—Cleverita: Blonde Blitzen (63-21), m, 5yo, Lakes, MSW, 4/20, 4½f, 55.99, $14,400. Peruvian—Devilzene: Saginaw (4-2), g, 7yo, Belmont Park, SOC, Belmont Park, MCL, 5/11, 6f, 1:14.38, $16,800. Gold Fever—Galaxy Spirit: Golden Galaxy (9-3), m, 5yo, Belmont 5/12, 7f, 1:22.81, $33,000. Chelokee—Regal Music: Beat of the Drum (6-2), g, 3yo, Belmont Park, AOC, 5/2, 6f, 1:10.71, $35,400. Quiet American—Knockessy: Knock Quietly (82-20), g, 5yo, Park, MCL, 5/8, 6f, 1:12.37, $16,800. Grand Slam—Honor Lass: Talmadge Hill (140-49), f, 4yo, Belmont Park, MSW, 4/27, 1mi (T), 1:36.68, $36,000. City Zip—Ms Global Warming: Downtown Hottie (134-52), m, Belmont Park, MSW, 4/28, 6f (T), 1:10.16, $33,000. Read the Footnotes—Fit Right In: Graceful Meghan (54-20), f, 6yo, Aqueduct, STR, 4/21, 1mi (T), 1:38.49, $31,800. Greeley's Galaxy—Doasyouaretold: M P Joe (25-6), g, 5yo, 3yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 5/3, 5f, 59.81, $12,600. City Zip—Hussy: My Uptown Gal (134-52), f, 4yo, Belmont Park, Aqueduct, MSW, 4/20, 6f, 1:11.12, $30,000. Read the Footnotes—Herat's Goldengirl: Hear the Footsteps (54- MCL, 4/27, 6f (T), 1:9.71, $19,200. Greeley's Galaxy—Town Charmer: Barnards Galaxy (25-6), g, 20), g, 6yo, Belmont Park, AOC, 5/3, 6f (T), 1:8.09, $35,400. City Zip—M'Lady Doc: Dayatthespa (134-52), f, 4yo, Belmont 1/16mi Read the Footnotes—Boatman Road: Belief System (54-20), 4yo, Pimlico, STR, 5/2, 1 (T), 1:46.09, $15,390. ½f Park, STK, You Go West Girl S., 5/5, 1mi (T), 1:33.52, $54,000. Griffinite—Nanny Brow: Bob the Pool Man (4-2), g, 6yo, Finger g, 3yo, Belmont Park, STK, New York Stallion S., 5/5, 6 , City Zip—U R Theweakestlink: My Pal of Pals (134-52), c, 4yo, Lakes, ALW, 5/11, 6f, 1:13.09, $12,600. 1:17.35, $60,000. Belmont Park, MSW, 5/15, 7f (T), 1:23.31, $33,000. Half Ours—Roses N Bows: Charging Order (41-16), g, 4yo, Read the Footnotes—S S Scribble: Another Page (54-20), f, 3yo, Closing Argument—Oatka Idas Destiny: Oatka Idas Rose (89- Finger Lakes, ALW, 4/27, 4½f, 52.87, $12,600. Belmont Park, AOC, 5/12, 1mi, 1:39.33, $37,200. 41), m, 5yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 4/22, 4½f, 52.93, $12,600. Read the Footnotes—Country Maiden: Untapped Secret (54-20), Hard Spun—Beebe Lake: Roses for Romney (97-31), f, 3yo, ½f Closing Argument—So Social: Objection (89-41), f, 4yo, Turf Aqueduct, MSW, 4/21, 11/16mi (T), 1:45.06, $33,000. f, 3yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 5/14, 5 , 1:5.47, $13,800. ½f Paradise, MOC, 4/30, 5 , 1:2.15, $6,752. Hard Spun—Lunar Colony: The Tea Cups (97-31), f, 3yo, Scat Daddy—Slamyuincourt: Riptherubberoff (74-25), f, 3yo, Closing Argument—Time Place: Fiddlers Lassie (89-41), f, 3yo, Pimlico, MCL, 4/28, 11/16mi (T), 1:45.06, $15,390. Belmont Park, MCL, 5/5, 6f, 1:13.18, $11,200. Finger Lakes, MSW, 5/4, 5f, 1:1.97, $14,400. Harlington—Well Known: Another Judge (24-9), g, 3yo, Shakespeare—Moonlet Masquerade: Moonlit Sonnet (30-11), f, Closing Argument—Intentions: Closing Intentions (89-41), f, 3yo, Belmont Park, MSW, 5/4, 11/16mi (T), 1:41.55, $36,000. ½f Camarero Race Track, MCL, 5/8, 7f, 1:28.00, $3,550. 4yo, Hastings Racecourse, MCL, 5/5, 6 , 1:18.29, $4,161. Henny Hughes—Omshanti: Hay Shares (106-46), g, 3yo, Silver Wagon—M'Lady Doc: The Big Deluxe (16-7), c, 3yo, Congaree—Spanish Serenade: Big Bro (54-21), g, 4yo, Finger Belmont Park, MSW, 4/28, 6f (T), 1:9.48, $33,000. ½f Aqueduct, AOC, 4/20, 6f, 1:10.69, $31,200. Lakes, MCL, 4/22, 4 , 53.43, $5,400. Henny Hughes—Omshanti: Hay Shares (106-46), g, 3yo, Songandaprayer—Fly to Me: Sing to Me (173-64), f, 3yo, Finger ½f Cuvee—Rahy Come Home: Cuvee City (57-24), c, 4yo, Finger Belmont Park, AOC, 5/9, 1mi, 1:36.75, $38,400. Lakes, MCL, 4/20, 4 , 55.45, $5,400. Lakes, ALW, 5/4, 5f, 58.85, $12,600. Here's Zealous—Colebrookadvantage: Jealous (36-16), f, 4yo, Songandaprayer—Sun Lucky: Pray for Rain (173-64), g, 4yo, Defer—Nick's Honor: Princess Phoebe (13-5), f, 4yo, Finger Finger Lakes, MSW, 5/10, 5f, 1:0.89, $12,000. ½f Aqueduct, MCL, 4/21, 6f, 1:12.53, $13,800. Lakes, ALW, 4/29, 4 , 52.25, $13,200. Holy Bull—Pegasus Sea: Pegasus Diamond (108-43), f, 4yo, Street Cry (IRE)—Nothing But Fun: B Shanny (76-33), g, 4yo, Defer—Nick's Honor: Princess Phoebe (13-5), f, 4yo, Finger Aqueduct, AOC, 4/21, 6f, 1:11.56, $31,200. Belmont Park, AOC, 4/27, 7f, 1:22.02, $43,200. Lakes, ALW, 5/14, 5f, 59.21, $15,000. Hook and Ladder—Sounds Fishy: Fish Hooks (77-13), g, 3yo, Sunriver—Wild Humor: War of Ages (38-10), f, 3yo, Beulah Desert Warrior—Let's Roll Lady: Frisky Warrior (39-11), g, 4yo, ½f Park, MSW, 4/30, 1mi, 1:45.36, $2,700. Finger Lakes, ALW, 4/20, 4½f, 53.49, $16,500. Finger Lakes, MCL, 4/23, 4 , 53.70, $10,860. Hook and Ladder—Wouldthisbemagic: I'm Stoked (77-13), c, Sunriver—True Girl: Scot's Sunnyriver (38-10), g, 3yo, Arlington Desert Warrior—Excellent Choice: Bubba's Choice (39-11), g, Park, MCL, 5/11, 1mi, 1:38.91, $6,300. 4yo, Finger Lakes, MSW, 4/27, 4½f, 53.45, $12,000. 3yo, Belmont Park, ALW, 5/4, 6f, 1:9.32, $34,200. Hook and Ladder—Motley Bird: Joe Alan (77-13), g, 3yo, Sunriver—Wild Humor: Dry Humor (38-10), c, 4yo, Finger Desert Warrior—Excellent Choice: Bubba's Choice (39-11), g, Lakes, MCL, 5/14, 5½f, 1:8.10, $5,400. 4yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 5/13, 5½f, 1:7.02, $12,600. Belmont Park, MCL, 5/11, 6f, 1:12.15, $27,000. Indygo Shiner—Free as Tristan: Amberjack (47-15), c, 3yo, Tale of the Cat—Slammin Success: Lucy Stragmore (144-45), Disco Rico—Gracefully Done: Manero (37-12), f, 4yo, Aqueduct, m, 5yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 4/29, 4½f, 52.08, $13,800. AOC, 4/21, 11/16mi (T), 1:44.69, $34,200. Belmont Park, ALW, 5/11, 1mi, 1:38.18, $37,200. Invasor (ARG)—Very Funny: Invading Humor (24-11), f, 3yo, Tale of the Cat—Valdivia: The Thinker (144-45), c, 4yo, Belmont Disco Rico—Love That Glitter: Vicki's Dancer (37-12), f, 4yo, Park, AOC, 5/15, 1mi (T), 1:34.79, $38,400. Belmont Park, ALW, 5/2, 6f (T), 1:8.87, $43,200. Belmont Park, MCL, 5/5, 6f, 1:13.18, $11,200. Johannesburg—January Angel: Cool and Quiet (120-34), g, 3yo, Teuflesberg—True Advantage: Hundred Acre Wood (26-14), f, Distorted Humor—Santa Croce: Triple Double (118-38), h, 7yo, ½f 4yo, Belmont Park, AOC, 4/26, 1mi, 1:39.24, $37,200. Lone Star Park, ALW, 5/5, 1mi, 1:39.42, $12,480. Finger Lakes, ALW, 4/23, 4 , 51.55, $12,600. Kitten's Joy—Caterette: With Exultation (142-51), g, 3yo, Utopia (JPN)—Thunder Babe: Thor's Mjolnor (57-15), c, 4yo, Dixie Union—Best Vow: Run Run Forrest (78-28), c, 3yo, Aqueduct, AOC, 4/20, 11/16mi (T), 1:44.92, $34,200. Belmont Park, SOC, 4/27, 6f, 1:10.50, $33,000. Belmont Park, MSW, 4/26, 1mi (T), 1:35.26, $36,000. Langfuhr—Summer Solstice (IRE): Summer Breezing (160-57), Utopia (JPN)—Lulie: Mileage Run (57-15), g, 3yo, Finger Lakes, Dixie Union—Best Vow: Run Run Forrest (78-28), c, 3yo, MSW, 4/22, 4½f, 52.89, $14,400. Belmont Park, ALW, 5/11, 7f, 1:24.84, $41,040. c, 4yo, Keeneland, AOC, 4/26, 6f, 1:10.18, $31,560. Utopia (JPN)—Leary Lass: Suspicious U (57-15), g, 4yo, Finger Dixie Union—A. P. Test: A Prettydixie (78-28), f, 3yo, Belmont Langfuhr—Tishmeister: Irish Whisper (160-57), f, 3yo, Belmont Park, MSW, 5/12, 7f, 1:25.46, $39,600. Park, MSW, 5/5, 6f, 1:11.14, $33,000. Lakes, ALW, 4/29, 1mi 40yd, 1:44.61, $13,200. Lawyer Ron—L C Mystery: Anchovy (55-19), f, 4yo, Penn Utopia (JPN)—Sunrise At Six: Havana Sunrise (57-15), f, 3yo, Doneraile Court—Smilin' Sami: New York Chick (50-14), f, 3yo, ½f Camarero Race Track, MCL, 4/20, 7f, 1:28.70, $2,958. National, AOC, 4/24, 6f, 1:10.65, $19,200. Finger Lakes, MCL, 4/30, 4 , 54.70, $5,400. Limehouse—Charleston Springs: Sandy'z Slew (88-33), g, 3yo, Utopia (JPN)—Danielle's Jewel: Saropia (57-15), f, 3yo, Finger Eddington—Spanish Guitar: Big Business (76-27), g, 5yo, ½f Aqueduct, AOC, 4/20, 7f, 1:21.52, $38,400. Belmont Park, MSW, 5/15, 5½f, 1:4.44, $33,000. Lakes, MCL, 5/3, 4 , 53.21, $10,860. Majestic Warrior—Road to Mandalay: China Gold (57-22), f, 3yo, Utopia (JPN)—Dancin On Broadway: Ultimate Empire (57-15), c, E Dubai—Charlies Paradise: Rock Star Charlie (126-34), g, 4yo, 1/16mi Finger Lakes, ALW, 5/3, 5f, 58.79, $13,200. Aqueduct, MSW, 4/21, 6f, 1:11.38, $30,000. 3yo, Belmont Park, MSW, 5/9, 1 , 1:44.02, $36,000. El Corredor—Dancing Domenica: Street Swagg (92-24), c, 4yo, Medaglia d'Oro—Bubbling Heights (FR): Make a Decision (109- War Front—Rose Rhapsody: Front (66-23), c, 3yo, Belmont 1/16mi Belmont Park, MSW, 5/4, 6f, 1:11.18, $33,000. 36), c, 3yo, Aqueduct, MSW, 4/20, 1mi (T), 1:39.41, $33,000. Park, ALW, 5/4, 1 (T), 1:42.13, $37,200. Forest Danger—Goldrush Lady: Dan's Gold (59-23), g, 4yo, Michael's Temper—Romantic Affair: Romantic Temper (2-2), h, Western Expression—Celtic Kilt: Carlas Express (19-6), m, 5yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 4/23, 4½f, 52.22, $13,800. 5yo, Tampa Bay Downs, MCL, 5/5, 6f, 1:12.82, $5,400. Finger Lakes, ALW, 5/4, 1mi 40yd, 1:43.95, $13,200. Forest Danger—Goldrush Lady: Dan's Gold (59-23), g, 4yo, Midas Eyes—A Smart Punch: Smart Eyes (23-9), f, 4yo, Finger Wheelaway—Just Gabi: Saltamontes (9-3), m, 5yo, Finger Finger Lakes, ALW, 5/6, 4½f, 52.42, $14,400. Lakes, MCL, 5/10, 5f, 1:0.76, $5,400. Lakes, ALW, 4/30, 4½f, 52.45, $15,000. Forest Danger—Goldrush Lady: Dan's Gold (59-23), g, 4yo, Mineshaft—Hansel's Girl: Mine Over Matter (72-29), h, 6yo, Wild Desert—Reticent: Fuller's Wild Moon (21-6), f, 4yo, Tampa Finger Lakes, ALW, 5/16, 5½f, 1:7.17, $13,200. Belmont Park, STK, Corma Ray S., 5/9, 7f, 1:22.99, $51,000. Bay Downs, MCL, 4/26, 1mi 40yd, 1:44.02, $5,220. Forest Wildcat—We There Yet: Wistful Wildcat (82-36), g, 4yo, Mingun—Twilight Empress: Bug Juice (42-13), g, 5yo, Arlington Wild Desert—Dinah's Pearls: Adriatic Dream (21-6), f, 3yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 4/29, 4½f, 51.95, $12,600. Park, STR, 5/3, 6f, 1:10.87, $9,000. Belmont Park, ALW, 5/3, 11/16mi (T), 1:42.77, $37,200. Forest Wildcat—Garden Party: Wild Party (82-36), c, 4yo, As- Miracle Man—Quiet Enough: Quiet Miracle (2-1), c, 3yo, Yes It's True—Who Fu: Holly Go (120-40), f, 3yo, Lone Star siniboia Downs, WCL, 5/5, 4½f, 54.20, $3,900. Aqueduct, MCL, 4/20, 6f, 1:12.61, $13,800. Park, MCL, 4/21, 5f, 59.92, $5,880. Freud—Cerita: Shakeira (87-26), m, 5yo, Aqueduct, AOC, 4/20, More Than Ready—Flamelight (IRE): So Scott (136-45), g, 6yo, Yes It's True—Noble Fire: La Verdad (120-40), f, 3yo, Belmont 11/16mi (T), 1:44.18, $41,400. Belmont Park, STR, 5/8, 1mi, 1:36.75, $36,000. Park, AOC, 5/8, 6f, 1:10.04, $34,200. Freud—Fast Read: Read the Research (87-26), f, 4yo, Belmont Nobiz Like Shobiz—Cizi: Watch Your Biz (32-8), f, 3yo, Finger Yes It's True—Rose City: Yes It's Pink (120-40), f, 4yo, Belmont Park, AOC, 4/26, 1mi, 1:36.71, $38,400. Lakes, MCL, 5/7, 5f, 1:0.80, $7,200. Park, AOC, 5/16, 1mi (T), 1:35.16, $38,400. Freud—Para Vidinha: Mah Jong Maddnes (87-26), f, 4yo, Not For Love—Forest Star: Showmeyourlove (86-26), g, 4yo, Yonaguska—Thira: William Thomas (102-32), g, 7yo, Finger Belmont Park, ALW, 4/28, 7f (T), 1:21.26, $34,200. Finger Lakes, MCL, 5/6, 5f, 1:1.20, $10,860. Lakes, STR, 5/16, 5½f, 1:5.70, $9,900. Freud—Sweet Stormy End: Stormy Freud (87-26), g, 3yo, Finger Officer—Willa Dear: Junior Officer (92-35), g, 4yo, Belmont Zavata—Alytazm: Ecoach (20-9), m, 5yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, Lakes, MCL, 5/4, 5f, 1:0.57, $5,400. Park, AOC, 4/27, 1mi, 1:37.21, $37,200. 5/10, 5f, 58.28, $12,600.

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June 8 Susan B. Anthony H. (NYB), $50,000, August 1 Spring New York Showcase Day 3YO and up fillies and mares, 10 NYTB Annual Membership Meeting at at Belmont Park 6 furlongs, Finger Lakes Fasig-Tipton Sales Pavilion Mike Lee Stakes (NYB), $125,000, 29 Ontario County Stakes, $50,000, NYTB Cocktail Party at Fasig-Tipton 3YO, 7 furlongs 3YO, 6 furlongs, Finger Lakes Buyers Lounge Bouwerie Stakes (NYB), $125,000, 30 NYSS Spectacular Bid, $75,000, 3YO, 3YO fillies, 7 furlongs 7 furlongs, turf 2013 sALe DAtes Affirmed Success Stakes (NYB), NYSS Cupecoy’s Joy, $75,000, 3YO $100,000, 3YO and up, 6.5 furlongs fillies, 7 furlongs, turf June 18-19 OBS June Mount Vernon Stakes (NYB), JuLY 2YO in Training $125,000, 3YO and up fillies and 4 Niagara (NYB), $50,000, F3YO, 6 July 15 Fasig-Tipton mares, 1 mile, turf furlongs Kentucky July yearling sale Dancing Renee Stakes (NYB), 20 Arctic Queen H. (NYB), $50,000, 3YO $100,000, 3YO and up fillies and and up fillies and mares, 6 furlongs Aug. 4-5 Fasig-Tipton mares, 7 furlongs New York Derby (NYB), $150,000 Saratoga select yearling sale 1 Kingston Stakes (NYB), $125,000, added, 3YO, 1 ⁄16 mile Aug. 10-11 Fasig-Tipton 3YO and up, 1 mile, turf 22 Evan Shipman (NYB), $100,000, 3YO Preferred NY-bred yearlings 1 Commentator Stakes (NYB), and up, 1 ⁄8 mile at Saratoga 1 $150,000, 3YO and up, 1 ⁄16 miles NYTB MEMBERship BENEfiTs

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