July 2014 Hot Shot

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BLACK YELLOWMAGENTACYAN NYTB7-1.pgs 06.30.2014 11:03 NewYorkTbredBreeders BOB AND JOHN 73% winners from first 3 crops! 14 winners of $100,000+ 13 stakes winners/placers including 2014 Graded stakes horse BROTHERSOFTHETIME ($149,550) 2014 2YOs sold for $210,000, $120,000…

CONGAREE #1 in New York by: US Graded Stakes Winners Stakes Winners Stakes Wins Lifetime: 26 SHs, 15 SWrs, 5 GrSWrs On all racing surfaces!

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BLACK YELLOWMAGENTACYAN NYTB7-2.pgs 06.27.2014 09:42 NewYorkTbredBreeders fbegley STONESIDER June winners propel sire up the list #7 in New York! Over 7 days sired more NY Bred winners than any other active sire in the state, led by multiple stakes winner GALIANA earner of the highest stakes Beyer for any NY bred 6/9 to 6/15, winning the Dashing Beauty S.

9 winners/10 wins first 3 weeks of June GALIANA scored two wins, LADY KREESA followed up her maiden special weight win with a 3rd in the NY Stallion S., STOCK FUND ($308,750) won a Belmont allowance, SINISTRA ($190,559) and SIR LESLIE ($119,812) were 1-2 by a nose in a Belmont allowance, PRAIRIE STONE won an allowance by 7 1/2 lengths plus maiden special weight winners SWEEPING WEST and BIRCH CREEK’S BIGD

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8 HOT SHOT 22 2014 SAlES uPDATE 30 OlD SCHOOl Hot Stones’ grade III win a ﬁrst Tracking the market for New Old Harbor draws clear in the for sire Bustin Stones York-bred sale 2-year-olds Cupecoy’s Joy; the Bromans at the OBS June sale strike with Mark My Way 20 FIVE QuESTIONS wITH... Jockey Kevin Whitley 26 SHEIlA’S wORlD 34 ClASSIC CIDE Sheila Rosenblum sets out to Remembering Funny Cide conquer Thoroughbred racing and the New York-bred’s run through the 2003 classics DEPARTMENTS 6 Executive Director’s Column

10 News ON THE COVER 14 2014 New York-Bred Stakes Schedule New York-bred Hot 16 Leading Sires of New York-Breds Stones gets up to edge 18 Leading Breeders of New York-Breds Merry Meadow in the 18 Leading Owners of New York-Breds Bed o’ Roses Handicap (gr. III) at Belmont Park 19 Leading Trainers of New York-Breds 37 New York-Bred Stakes Winners Photo by Joe Labozzetta/NYRA 40 Sires of Winners 42 Upcoming Events

New York Thoroughbred Breeders Inc. Blood-Horse Publications President Executive Director Publisher/CEO Executive Editor Barry R. Ostrager Jeffrey A. Cannizzo Marla Bickel Evan I. Hammonds Vice President Membership & Events Manager Executive VP/Editorial Director Art Director Thomas J. Gallo III Kara Bluvas Eric Mitchell Katie Taylor Secretary-Treasurer Communications Manager Treasurer Regional Sales Manager Vivien Malloy Sarah Mace Janet Landry Kristi Heasley Directors Trustees Jerry Bilinski, D.V.M., Chester Broman, 57 Phila St., Saratoga Springs, NY 12866 3101 Beaumont Centre Circle, Lexing- Stuart Janney III (Chairman), G. Watts Lois Engel, Michael Lischin, Mallory Mort, Phone: 518.587.0777 ton, KY 40513 Joanne Nielsen, Suzie O’Cain, Dr. Chris Humphrey Jr. (Vice Chairman), Antony Fax: 518.587.1551 Phone: 859.278.2361 Purdy Beck, Dr. J. David Richardson, D.G. Van E-mail: [email protected] Clief Jr. Fax: 859.276.4450 Directors Emeritus John Nerud, Paul A. Schosberg www.nytbreeders.org E-mail: [email protected] www.BloodHorse.com

Statistics provided herein are compiled by Blood-Horse Publications from data supplied by Jockey Club Information Systems Inc., Daily Racing Form Inc., and Euiqbase Co. Data provided or compiled by Jockey Club Information Systems Inc. generally is accurate, but occasionally errors and omissions occur as a result of incorrect data received from others, mistakes in processing, and other causes. The Jockey Club Information Systems Inc. disclaims responsibility for the consequences, if any, of such errors but would appreciate it being called to their attention. Information as to races, race results, earning, and other statistical data for races run subsequent to December 31, 1990, was obtained from Equibase Co. and is utilized only with permission of the copyright owner. Such information for periods prior to January 1, 1991, was obtained from Daily Racing Form Inc. Information pertaining

to pedigree and production records contained herein is copyright the Jockey Club Information Systems Inc. (FuNNY CIDE) ANNE M. EBERHARDT (SHEILA ROSENBLuM); ADAM COGLIANESE/NYRA (HOT STONES & OLD HARBOR); MIKE CORRADO

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BLACK YELLOWMAGENTACYAN NYTB7-4.pgs 06.30.2014 11:40 NewYorkTbredBreeders Shining examples. Bright prospects. Dark horses. Rising stars.

Standing at Sequel Stallions, New York DESERT PARTY Street Cry – Sage Cat (Tabasco Cat) Successful freshman by a great sire. EMCEE Unbridled’s Song – Surf Club (Ocean Crest) The fastest Forego winner ever.

Darley 859-255-8537 www.darleyamerica.com 800-925-2913 www.sequelnewyork.com DARLEY THANKS NEW YORK BREEDERS FOR THEIR SUPPORT IN 2014. HERE’S TO A SUCCESSFUL 2015!

BLACK YELLOWMAGENTACYAN NYTB7-5.pgs 06.25.2014 14:39 NewYorkTbredBreeders fbegley Fund Cap Extender Passes Both Houses.

JEFFREY A. CANNIZZO Next Stop: Fund Board Executive Director

I am pleased and proud to announce that New York Thoroughbred Breeders has once again accomplished its most important piece of business in Albany for the year: seeing the “Fund Cap Extender” bill through the legislative process. The bill now awaits Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s signature...and one other important ratiﬁcation.

To refresh your memory, the “Fund Cap Extender” bill is an important and necessary modiﬁcation of the law that brought the New York Thorough- bred Breeding and Development Fund into being four decades ago. Originally, Breeding Fund law mandated a “cap” on breeders’ awards, permitting the Fund to distribute only (up to) 50% of its revenue in this category. Over time, as the Fund’s revenue from handle decreased and the amount of breeders’ awards earned increased and because of the stipulated cap, the Fund began to struggle to pay the awards at the advertised rates. For example, in 2008 there was a $1.6 million gap between breeders’ awards earned and the 50% threshold, which meant that the Fund was able to pay breeders only 80.89% of what their horses had earned in the program. The cap also meant that the money left over from unearned stallion owners’ and owners’ awards could not be diverted to breeders. In order to close the gap, in 2010 NYTB pushed the passage of a bill rais- ing the 50% cap on breeders’ awards to 65%. On the one hand, NYTB was successful in convincing lawmakers that the bill was essential, but lawmakers, for their part, stipulated that the provision would sunset after one year. Therefore, each year from 2010 to the present, NYTB has lobbied (success- fully) to have the “Fund Cap” increase extended. Each year lawmakers have resisted the idea of making the change permanent. Recently both houses of the legislature unanimously passed the 2014 Fund Cap Extender. The senate bill (S.7019), sponsored by Sen. John J. Bo- nacic, chair of the Senate Committee on Racing, Gaming and Wagering, passed May 28; the Assembly bill (A.9410) sponsored by Assemblyman J. Gary Pretlow, chair of the Assembly Racing & Wagering Committee, passed June 9. Gov. Cuomo is fully expected to sign the bill into law, but one additional process remains. In order for the Fund to disburse 65% of its revenue in breeders’ awards (rather than 50%), a two-thirds majority of the Fund Board (eight of 11 members) must vote in favor. Historically this has not been an issue, and, once again, we hope that when it meets next month, the Fund Board will put the deﬁnitive stamp on NYTB’s legislative achievement so that breeders can continue to be paid as promised by the program.

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Hot Stones’ Grade III Win a First for Sire Bustin Stones

A top-notch sprinter just like her sire, Hot Stones got up in the final stride to capture the $150,000 Bed o’ Roses Handicap (gr. III) by a nose June 21 at Belmont Park. With the victory, the 4-year-old daughter of Bustin Stones gave her New York- based sire his first progeny stakes winner and her hot-handed jockey Irad Ortiz Jr. his fifth score on the card. Hot Stones, owned by Roddy Valente, Charles Casale, and Darlene Bilinski, is the first New York-bred to win the race since Rightly So in 2010. Bred in partnership by Jerry Bilinski and Roddy Valente, Hot Stones is the top earner for her third-crop sire Bustin Stones, an undefeated grade I winning sprinter who stands

at Waldorf Farm near North Chatham for a 2014 stud fee of ChelseA DurAnD/nYrA $5,000. Bustin Stones is the second-leading third-crop sire in New York in 2014. He has 13 winners from 26 starters, and his Hot Stones, outside with Irad Ortiz Jr. up, just tops runners have earned nearly $520,000. The winner of the 2008 Merry Meadow in the seven-furlong Bed o’ Roses Carter Handicap (gr. I) and General George Handicap (gr. II), Bustin Stones is by City Zip out of the Prospectors Gamble mare Shesasurething. of the stretch, setting her sights ultimately on Merry Meadow, Hot Stones is out of Steamed Up, an unraced New York- who inherited the lead. Edging closer with every stride in the bred daughter of Freud bred by Thomas-Lakin-Kintz. final sixteenth, Hot Stones got her nose down first in the final Steamed Up is a half sister to New York Stallion Park Avenue jump. Calistoga finished third, four lengths behind the win- Stakes winner Like a Rose (by Hook and Ladder). Steamed ner. Hot Stones’ time for seven furlongs was a speedy 1:21.98. Up’s only other foal to start is also a winner, and she has two “She always likes to fight a little bit when you get close to full sisters to Hot Stones, a 3-year-old named Stonely Heart the wire,” said Ortiz. “I started asking her early, and she had and a yearling named Two Stonesrbettor. something for the end. Thankfully, she got her head in front Trained by Bruce Levine, Hot Stones served notice in her at the wire. I figured there would be a lot of speed in the race, last start she was developing into a force to be reckoned with. but I had to move a little earlier.” Making her stakes debut in the Critical Eye Stakes for older “I’m just doing the same thing,” Ortiz said about his multi- New York-bred fillies and mares May 31 during the Big Apple ple-win day. “Winning five (races) on the day is very exciting Showcase program, she closed to within a half-length of top for me, and that’s all I can say.” sprinter and grade II winner La Verdad while under pressure Ortiz was honored by New York Thoroughbred Breeders as in the stretch, for which she earned a career-high Beyer Speed the top rider of New York-breds in 2013. Figure of 92. The seven-furlong Bed o’ Roses also appeared to Hot Stones has finished first or second in nine of 11 starts be right in the wheelhouse of a filly who had won five times at and has earned $363,607. A maiden-breaker second out at distances ranging from six furlongs to a mile. Saratoga, Hot Stones ran through her state-bred and open al- Hot Stones was a 6-1 chance in the Bed o’ Roses. lowance conditions at Belmont and Aqueduct through the fall “I said, ‘If La Verdad is in (the Bed o’ Roses), she’s 4-5. Why and early winter and was freshened before the Critical Eye. wouldn’t I take a shot?’ ” said Levine. “I was worried a little “Cutting back from a mile to seven (furlongs), I think the about the 21 days (between the Critical Eye and the Bed o’ blinkers kept her a little closer,” Levine said. “I didn’t know if Roses), but she came back bouncing. When fillies are doing she was going to get there; Merry Meadow really dug in and good, you have to take a shot.” tried hard.” With blinkers on for the first time and breaking from post Inspired by his filly’s performance, Levine has a number of five in the competitive field of 10, Hot Stones sat in fifth po- attractive options for her next start. sition early, several paths off the rail, while Ultimate Shopper “We were thinking about going in a New York-bred (stakes) showed the way with Merry Meadow in hot pursuit through going long. Now we have to rethink it, maybe even point to sharp early fractions of :22.79 and :45.66. the Ballerina (Stakes, gr. I, Aug. 23 at Saratoga) with some- Hot Stones began her serious rally three-wide at the head thing in between.”

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BLACK YELLOWMAGENTACYAN NYTB7-8.pgs 06.30.2014 11:22 NewYorkTbredBreeders BLACK YELLOWMAGENTACYAN NYTB7-9.pgs 06.25.2014 15:57 NewYorkTbredBreeders fbegley NewsNew York

Kevin Whitley Inducted into Finger Fall Sale at Saratoga to include Lakes Hall of Fame nY-Bred YearlingS Retired jockey Kev- fasig-tipton will add another component to its fall mixed sale in Whitley was offi- at saratoga springs oct. 7 with an open session of new York-bred cially inducted into the yearlings. Finger Lakes Gaming “through the inspection process for our selected yearling sales, it and Racetrack Hall became clear new York breeders are producing more and high- of Fame by the local er-quality horses,” said fasig-tipton president Boyd Browning. “We Horsemen’s Benevo- expect to see increased numbers in our mixed offerings and horses lent and Protective As- of racing age, and stabling on our grounds at saratoga will likely Minos stephAnie VAn be at capacity. thanks to an agreement with the new York racing sociation June 23. The Whitley and 1989 Association, we will have access to additional stalls within the okla- nine-time leading rider New York Derby winner homa training facility, just across the road from our own property. was in attendance and Packett’s Landing this will allow us performed the presen- to accommodate tation for the eighth race. yearlings in the sale A dominant force at Finger Lakes during the and better serve the 1980s, Whitley was the leading rider for five consec- marketplace.” utive years from 1986-90. Between 1982 and 1983 he the fall mixed visited the winner’s circle 507 times, the most ever by sale will close July any Finger Lakes rider in two consecutive seasons. 25, and entry forms On Aug. 27, 1989, he won six races on the card at are available online Finger Lakes, including the $222,500 New York Der- at the company’s by aboard Packett’s Landing. website and from all Whitley won five stakes with Frattare, including

fasig-tipton ofﬁces. skip DiCkstein the Finger Lakes Breeders’ Cup Handicap July 3, the new York-bred Fasig-Tipton Saratoga’s fall mixed 1989, for trainer Chris Englehart. “He’s the best jock- preferred yearling sale sale will take place Oct. 7 ey that hung his hat here,” said Englehart. “This is is set for Aug. 9-10 at long overdue.” the humphrey s. finney pavilion. Whitley completed his career with more than 3,200 victories—2,617 wins came at Finger Lakes.

Utopia to Relocate to Turkey

New York-based sire Utopia has been purchased by Turkish bloodstock agent Tarik Tekce on behalf of Serdar Kemal Ozcolak, who will stand him in Turkey. A 14-year-old son of Forty Niner—Dream Vision, by Northern Taste, Utopia is scheduled to ship from the Unit- ed States in mid-September to stand at the Jockey Club of Turkey’s Karacabey National Stud near Bursa. He began his stud career in 2008 at McMahon of Saratoga Thor- oughbreds and stood the 2014 season for a $5,000 fee. Utopia is the sire of ﬁve stakes winners including Matchmadeinheaven, a three-time stakes winner and $206,217-earner. A four-time grade I winner in his native Japan, Uto- pia won graded/group stakes in the U.S. and Dubai. He BArBArA liVingston/MCMAhon of sArAtogA posted a career line of 9-5-3 from 34 starts while earning Utopia, by Forty Niner, is the sire of fve stakes winners $4,913,585. His record includes victories in the 2006 Jebel Ali International Hotels Godolphin Mile (UAE-II) and 2007 Westchester Handicap (gr. III). rat Sancal’s Sancal Racing at Elmendorf Farm near Lex- Utopia will spend 30 days in quarantine at trainer Mu- ington before shipping to Turkey.

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BLACK YELLOWMAGENTACYAN NYTB7-10.pgs 06.30.2014 11:22 NewYorkTbredBreeders Caviar & Champagne Strawberries & Cream Winning & Photo Finishes

Saratoga & Fasig-Tipton... it never gets old! The Saratoga Sale August 4 & 5 NY Bred Sale August 9 & 10

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BLACK YELLOWMAGENTACYAN NYTB7-11.pgs 06.26.2014 15:59 NewYorkTbredBreeders khowe NewsNew York BluegraSS cat to Shuttle to uruguaY Bluegrass Cat, New York’s leading sire sire precocious stock, and Derby Presented by of 2013 and atop the list again for 2014, we couldn’t be happier to be Yum! Brands (gr. I) will shuttle from Rockridge Stud to Nor- bringing him to Uruguay this and Belmont Stakes man Fox’s Haras Lacala in Uruguay for the season,” said Fox. (gr. I). He is the sire of upcoming Southern Hemisphere breed- An 11-year-old by Storm 19 stakes winners and ing season in a deal negotiated by TBS Cat—She’s a Winner, by A.P. has already shuttled CourtesY roCkriDge stuD CourtesY Agency of Brazil and Wynrose Equine. Indy, Bluegrass Cat won the three seasons in South “Bluegrass Cat has an exceptional grade I Haskell Invitational Stakes in America. He served stud duty in 2011-13 pedigree and has proved his ability to 2006 and ran second in the Kentucky at Haras Don Alberto in Chile.

Galiana Wins Delaware Park’s Dashing Beauty Galiana came out of the gate running at Delaware Park June 12 and never looked back, winning the six-furlong $58,000 Dashing Beauty Stakes at 7-1 to run up her record at the Wilmington oval to four for six. A maiden-breaker for a $7,500 tag at first asking at Delaware Park last June and winner of Delaware Park’s Tax Free Shop- ping Distaff Stakes for Delaware-bred or certified fillies and mares in September, 4-year-old Galiana came into the Dashing Beauty off a starter allowance/optional claiming win. She won the Dashing Beau- ty by two lengths in 1:10.92. She has since run second in a starter allowance/optional claiming event June 26, finishing second by a neck. Owned and trained by Rodolfo Rome- ro, Galiana has now won seven of 12 starts, including a pair of back-to-back victories in state- bred allowance competition at Saratoga last summer and a turf sprint at At- Storm Cat - Tranquility Lake, by Rahy lantic City April 29 in her 2014 debut. She has

earned 222,040. hoofprintsinC.CoM A daughter of Galiana has four Stonesider, who wins at Delaware ~ Just minutes from Saratoga Race Course ~ stands at Sarato- ga Stud near Stillwater, N.Y., for a 2014 58 Dunn Road • Stillwater, NY 12170 • visit us at questroyalnorth.com fee of $3,500, Galiana was bred by John INQUIRIES TO: T. Behrendt and Charles Marquis and foaled at Anne Morgan and Tim Little’s Midge Hawver Phone: (518) 828-0777 Email: [email protected] Mill Creek Farm near Stillwater. Galiana Sara Dunham, Director Phone: (518) 928-6615 is the only winner to date out of Baby Jess, Jay Ryan, Assistant Manager Phone: (518) 441-1005 an unraced Argentinian-bred daughter of Email: [email protected] Interprete.

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BLACK YELLOWMAGENTACYAN NYTB7-12.pgs 06.30.2014 11:22 NewYorkTbredBreeders Ranked #20 Among Fillies & Mares (4 & up) in North America by 2014 Earnings

(EQUIBASE 6/25/14)

First Crop (2010 foals): 25 starters / 23 winners (92%) • 24 won / placed (96%) Average earnings per starter $60,705

WINNERS AT BELMONT, SARATOGA, PARX, AQUEDUCT etc. HOT STONES - SP, Graded SW (6-3-1 in 11 starts, $363,607) • KEEP BUSTIN - ALW (5-4-1 in 15 starts, $244,215) BIT BUSTIN - SP at 2 and 3 ($145,586) • STONELY THE LONELY ($85,000) • STONELESS ($74,513)

“I’ve trained a bunch of Bustin Stones’ babies. They all train like winners, so these results are no suprise to me!” Dr. Barry Eisaman UNDEFEATED GRADE 1 WINNER / 109 BEYER IN THE CARTER H-G1

City Zip - Shesasurething, by Prospectors Gamble

BLACK YELLOWMAGENTACYAN NYTB7-13.pgs 06.27.2014 09:26 NewYorkTbredBreeders fbegley 2014 NEW YORK-BREDS StaKES SchEDuLE

Track Date Stake Name Distance Condition Purse Belmont 7/3 Dancin Renee Stakes 6 Furlongs F&M 3&UP $100,000 1 Finger Lakes 7/4 Genesee Valley Breeders’ Stakes 1 ⁄16 Miles 3&UP $50,000 1 Finger Lakes 7/5 Jack Betta Be Rite Stakes 1 ⁄16 Miles F&M 3&UP $50,000 Belmont 7/6 Lynbrook Stakes 6 Furlongs F2YO $125,000 1 Finger Lakes 7/12 New York Derby 1 ⁄16 Miles 3YO $150,000 1 Finger Lakes 7/12 New York Oaks 1 ⁄16 Miles F3YO $75,000 Belmont 7/13 Rockville Centre Stakes 6 Furlongs 2YO $125,000 1 Saratoga 7/31 Evan Shipman Stakes 1 ⁄8 Miles 3&UP $100,000 Saratoga 8/4 New York Stallion Stakes Cab Calloway Division 1 Mile (Turf) 3YO $100,000 Saratoga 8/4 New York Stallion Stakes Statue of Liberty Division 1 Mile (Turf) F3YO $100,000 Finger Lakes 8/9 Niagara Stakes 6 Furlongs F3YO $50,000 1 Saratoga 8/14 Saratoga Dew Stakes 1 ⁄8 Miles F&M 3&UP $100,000 1 Saratoga 8/15 John Morrissey Stakes 6 ⁄2 Furlongs 3&UP $100,000 Finger Lakes 8/16 Ontario County Stakes 6 Furlongs 3YO $50,000 1 Saratoga 8/21 Union Avenue Stakes 6 ⁄2 Furlongs F&M 3&UP $100,000 1 Saratoga 8/24 Albany Stakes 1 ⁄8 Miles 3YO $250,000 1 Saratoga 8/24 Fleet Indian Stakes 1 ⁄8 Miles F3YO $200,000 1 Saratoga 8/24 West Point Stakes Presented by Trustco Bank 1 ⁄16 Miles (Turf) 3&UP $150,000 1 Saratoga 8/24 Yaddo Stakes 1 ⁄16 Miles (Turf) F&M 3&UP $150,000 1 Saratoga 8/24 Funny Cide Stakes 6 ⁄2 Furlongs 2YO $200,000 1 Saratoga 8/24 Seeking the Ante Stakes 6 ⁄2 Furlongs F2YO $200,000 Finger Lakes 9/6 Aspirant Stakes 6 Furlongs 2YO $100,000 Finger Lakes 9/6 Lady Finger Stakes 6 Furlongs F2YO $100,000 1 Belmont 9/14 Ashley T. Cole Stakes 1 ⁄8 Mile (Turf) 3&UP $125,000 1 Belmont 9/14 John Hettinger Stakes 1 ⁄8 Mile (Turf) F&M 3&UP $125,000 Belmont 9/21 Bertram F. Bongard Stakes 7 Furlongs 2YO $150,000 Belmont 9/21 Joseph A. Gimma Stakes 7 Furlongs F2YO $150,000 Finger Lakes 10/4 New York Breeders’ Futurity 6 Furlongs 2YO $200,000 Finger Lakes 10/4 Leon Reed Memorial Stakes 6 Furlongs 3&UP $50,000 Finger Lakes 10/4 Arctic Queen Stakes 6 Furlongs F&M 3&UP $50,000 1 Belmont 10/18 Empire Classic Stakes 1 ⁄8 Miles 3&UP $300,000 1 Belmont 10/18 Empire Distaff Stakes 1 ⁄16 Miles F&M 3&UP $250,000 1 Belmont 10/18 Mohawk Stakes 1 ⁄16 Miles (Turf) 3&UP $200,000 1 Belmont 10/18 Ticonderoga Stakes 1 ⁄16 Miles (Turf) F&M 3&UP $200,000 Belmont 10/18 Sleepy Hollow Stakes 1 Mile 2YO $250,000 Belmont 10/18 Maid of the Mist Stakes 1 Mile F2YO $250,000 1 Belmont 10/18 Hudson Stakes 6 ⁄2 Furlongs 3&UP $150,000 1 Belmont 10/18 Iroquois Stakes 6 ⁄2 Furlongs F&M 3&UP $150,000 Finger Lakes 11/1 Tin Cup Chalice Stakes 6 Furlongs 2YO $50,000 Finger Lakes 11/1 Shesastonecoldfox Stakes 6 Furlongs F2YO $50,000 Aqueduct 11/16 Notebook Stakes 6 Furlongs 2YO $100,000 Aqueduct 11/16 Key Cents Stakes 6 Furlongs F2YO $100,000 Aqueduct 11/22 New York Stallion Stakes Staten Island Division 7 Furlongs F&M 3&UP $125,000 Aqueduct 11/22 New York Stallion Stakes Thunder Rumble Division 7 Furlongs 3&UP $125,000 Aqueduct 12/14 Damon Runyon Stakes 1 Mile 70yds 2YO $100,000 Aqueduct 12/14 East View Stakes 1 Mile 70yds F2YO $100,000 Aqueduct 12/28 New York Stallion Stakes Great White Way Division 6 Furlongs 2YO $150,000 Aqueduct 12/28 New York Stallion Stakes Fifth Avenue Division 6 Furlongs F2YO $150,000 1 Aqueduct 12/31 Bay Ridge Stakes 1 ⁄16 Miles F&M 3&UP $100,000 1 Aqueduct 12/31 Alex M. Robb Stakes 1 ⁄16 Miles 3&UP $100,000

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BLACK YELLOWMAGENTACYAN NYTB7-14.pgs 06.30.2014 11:00 NewYorkTbredBreeders DISCOCitidancer-Round RICO It Off Sire of 2014 stakes winners MARRIEDTOTHEMUSIC and HENRY'S GAL $5,000 Live Foal

DUBLIN AÀeet Alex-Classy Mirage First foals averaged nearly 7X the stud fee. First yearlings sell this summer. $7,500 Live Foal

FROST GIANT Giant's Causeway-Takesmybreathaway Top 10 3rd Crop Sire by cumulative earnings in North America, 2.46 AEI $10,000 Live Foal Quality Care and Facilities On Superb Land - A Strong Foundation for THE LUMBER GUY Racing’s Future Stars Grand Slam - Boltono NY Horse of the Year & Thank you to all the breeders for supporting Fastest 3YO of 2012 Keane Stud stallions in 2014 $5,000 Live Foal

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

BLACK YELLOWMAGENTACYAN NYTB7-15.pgs 06.25.2014 15:17 NewYorkTbredBreeders fbegley 2014 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 2010 are excluded), and have runners in North America. Listed below are all available statistics for the Northern Hemisphere through June 29, 2014. 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 2014 Rnrs/ Wnrs/ SW/ 2014 Stks 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), Rockridge Stud $7,500 187/71 2/2 0/2 (E B Ryder, $112,500) $2,216,892 *481 19 1.31 2.00 2 Posse (00, Silver Deputy), Rockridge Stud $5,000 120/49 3/3 2/3 (Apprehender, $117,500) $1,860,717 *557 21 1.39 1.37 3 Freud (98, Storm Cat), Sequel Stallions New York $10,000 115/38 2/2 2/2 (Mah Jong Maddnes, $121,200) $1,666,034 *668 37 1.72 1.27 4 Noble Causeway (02, Giant's Causeway), Sequel Stallions New York Died, 2014 73/30 2/3 0/2 (Samraat, $745,000) $1,377,579 195 5 0.82 1.08 5 Utopia (JPN) (00, Forty Niner), McMahon of Saratoga Thoroughbreds $5,000 101/31 0/0 0/0 (First Ranger, $75,675) $1,051,015 *238 5 1.04 1.28 6 Disco Rico (97, Citidancer), Keane Stud Operations $5,000 43/22 2/2 2/2 (Marriedtothemusic, $186,225) $985,966 242 11 1.32 1.23 7 Pomeroy (01, Boundary), Rockridge Stud $3,500 75/36 0/0 0/0 (Cay to Pomeroy, $66,257) $926,036 *252 9 1.14 1.32 8 Stonesider (03, Giant's Causeway), Saratoga Stud $3,500 48/15 1/1 0/1 (Sinistra, $120,780) $906,439 *165 2 1.16 1.22 9 Congaree (98, Arazi), Saratoga Stud $7,500 53/23 3/4 0/3 (Don't Tell Sophia, $140,000) $864,305 *312 15 1.35 1.46 10 Bob and John (03, Seeking the Gold), Saratoga Stud $6,000 77/20 0/0 0/0 (Zuni Women, $58,055) $613,173 *176 7 0.98 1.39 11 Catienus (94, Storm Cat), McMahon of Saratoga Thoroughbreds $2,500 67/26 0/0 0/0 (On the Same Page, $68,200) $610,884 *531 26 1.14 1.28 12 Frost Giant (03, Giant's Causeway), Keane Stud Operations $10,000 36/13 1/1 1/1 (Loki's Vengeance, $114,034) $600,837 *127 5 2.14 1.13 13 Here's Zealous (97, Dehere), Kaz Hill Farm $1,000 40/12 0/0 0/0 (Green Gratto, $116,520) $544,994 173 0 0.84 0.96 14 Bustin Stones (04, City Zip), Waldorf Farm $5,000 26/13 1/1 0/1 (Hot Stones, $209,007) $524,156 66 1 1.45 1.54 15 Golden Missile (95, A.P. Indy), Milfer Farm $3,500 51/17 0/0 0/0 (Midnight Missile, $64,060) $509,126 *618 15 1.06 1.56 16 Teuflesberg (04, Johannesburg), McMahon of Saratoga Thoroughbreds Private 29/9 0/0 0/0 (Good Bye Greg, $53,764) $346,803 68 4 1.96 1.20 17 The Cliff's Edge (01, Gulch), McMahon of Saratoga Thoroughbreds TBA 43/18 0/0 0/0 (Frazil, $52,784) $305,383 227 4 0.85 1.20 18 Lewis Michael (03, Rahy), Questroyal North $3,000 25/10 1/1 0/1 (Diamond Lucy, $58,520) $263,102 77 2 0.87 1.19 19 Mr. Sekiguchi (03, Storm Cat), Mole's Hill Farm $2,500 30/12 0/0 0/0 (Gelfenstein, $29,000) $262,982 *83 1 0.88 1.29 20 Alex's Pal (99, Valid Expectations), Centennial Farm $2,500 16/4 0/0 0/0 (My Pal Chrisy, $105,000) $259,079 88 2 1.31 0.95 21 Eltish (92, Cox's Ridge) Died, 2012 23/7 0/0 0/0 (Gingee, $56,970) $211,303 307 13 1.17 1.27 22 Congressionalhonor (01, Forestry), Sandy Way Farm $2,500 27/6 0/0 0/0 (Congressionalstorm, $29,639) $175,362 161 0 0.65 0.95 23 Northern Spur (IRE) (91, Sadler's Wells), Foggy Bottom Farm Private 6/3 0/0 0/0 (Chilton, $116,650) $131,478 99 4 1.18 1.15 24 Cosmonaut (02, Lemon Drop Kid), Saratoga Stud $5,000 8/5 0/0 0/0 (Selenite, $37,736) $125,822 41 0 1.42 1.13 25 Say Florida Sandy (94, Personal Flag) Pnsd 19/3 0/0 0/0 (Say Mr. Sandman, $53,720) $111,977 *188 1 0.80 1.12 26 Maybry's Boy (99, Broad Brush), Saratoga Stud $2,500 5/3 0/0 0/0 (Sportswriter, $50,969) $92,386 14 1 1.58 1.62 27 ¶ Desert Party (06, Street Cry), Sequel Stallions New York $7,500 7/3 0/0 0/0 (Rousanne, $37,122) $81,868 57 0 1.18 1.56 28 Griffinite (98, Unbridled's Song), Silvernails Farm $2,500 12/3 0/0 0/0 (Canela Rose, $28,623) $73,033 65 0 0.63 0.88 29 Uncle Camie (00, Abaginone) Died, 2012 5/0 0/0 0/0 (Uncle Southern, $31,400) $35,713 27 0 0.77 0.76 30 Crown Delite (99, A.P. Indy), Kathleen Babcock's Farm $1,000 3/2 0/0 0/0 (Empedrado, $22,121) $28,544 31 0 0.73 1.36 31 Tippity Tap (06, Tapit), Sandy Way Farm $2,500 1/0 0/0 0/0 (Front Cover Dream, $22,657) $22,657 2 0 1.01 1.45 32 Breathless Affair (01, Signal Tap), Waldorf Farm Private 1/1 0/0 0/0 (Glassy Aly, $21,910) $21,910 10 0 0.52 0.31 33 Smart Alert (96, Gold Alert), Carlland Stables $1,000 3/1 0/0 0/0 (Flash Bullett, $15,110) $17,125 13 0 0.40 0.36 34 Comeonmom (96, Jolie's Halo), The Reading Farm Private 4/0 0/0 0/0 (Mommy's Dearest, $12,070) $16,442 57 1 0.90 0.98 35 Ommadon (98, Grindstone) Died, 2012 2/0 0/0 0/0 (Shewreckstheplace, $8,340) $14,454 27 0 0.66 0.81 36 Gallant (GB) (97, Rainbow Quest) Died, 2010 1/1 0/0 0/0 (Unblushing, $13,460) $13,460 5 0 0.97 1.01 37 Trick Me (88, Phone Trick) Died, 2013 1/1 0/0 0/0 (Hillbilly Trick, $8,927) $8,927 131 1 0.79 0.84 38 Miracle Man (02, Yankee Victor), Pucker Ridge Farm $2,000 3/0 0/0 0/0 (Lyrical Miracle, $6,950) $8,460 7 0 0.51 1.45 39 ¶ Harlem Rocker (05, Macho Uno) Pnsd 1/0 0/0 0/0 (Rock My Dreams, $6,120) $6,120 4 0 0.48 1.13 40 Slice of Reality (92, Proper Reality), Foggy Bottom Farm Private 1/1 0/0 0/0 (Harolds Warrior, $5,800) $5,800 83 0 0.47 0.94 41 Don Corleone (01, Incurable Optimist), Valentine Thoroughbreds Private 2/0 0/0 0/0 (New York Miracle, $2,910) $3,310 19 0 0.41 0.69 42 Take Me Out (88, Cure the Blues) Pnsd 2/0 0/0 0/0 (Lady Gaby, $1,926) $3,156 393 18 1.12 1.10 43 Crusader Sword (85, Damascus) Died, 2014 2/0 0/0 0/0 (Tongo Lele, $714) $1,114 *436 16 1.18 1.39

*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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BLACK YELLOWMAGENTACYAN NYTB7-16.pgs 06.30.2014 15:24 NewYorkTbredBreeders Another Successful Breeding Season

Sincere thanks to all the breeders that supported McMahon of Saratoga Stallions in 2014.

During your visit to Saratoga this summer, drop by the farm and see why we have been the hallmark of New York breeding for over forty years.

Inquiries to Joe or John McMahon / 180 Fitch Road / Saratoga Springs, NY 12866 (518) 587-3426 / [email protected] / www.mcmahonthoroughbreds.com

BLACK YELLOWMAGENTACYAN NYTB7-17.pgs 06.26.2014 16:32 NewYorkTbredBreeders fbegley Breeders OF NeW YOrK-Breds BY eArNINGs Domestic and Foreign Racing — January 1, 2014 through June 30, 2014

RANK BREEDER STARTS 1ST 2ND 3RD EARNINGS 1 My Meadowview 54 5 6 9 $892,627 2 Flying Zee Stables 215 20 33 41 $716,067 3 Broman, Chester and Mary R. 125 20 20 20 $638,326 4 McMahon of Saratoga Thoroughbreds 154 10 15 24 $440,498 5 Eklektikos Stable 7 4 1 0 $401,870 6 Stonewall Farm 66 12 3 15 $393,382 7 Sugar Maple Farm 82 12 13 10 $385,171 8 Nustar Breeding 78 14 4 11 $376,431 9 Generazio, Patricia 39 5 8 4 $349,121 10 Purdy, Patricia S. 62 7 9 13 $294,190 11 Coleman, Thomas 4 4 0 0 $262,200 12 Hidden Lake Farm 20 5 5 0 $256,677 13 Milfer Farm 25 2 7 3 $246,830 14 Tri-County Stables 24 6 5 5 $226,873 15 New Dawn Thoroughbreds & Aron Yagoda 21 3 5 4 $222,235 16 Merrylegs Farm North 40 8 7 4 $220,881 17 Stone Bridge Farm 53 6 8 10 $209,471 18 Fox Ridge Farm 33 6 3 4 $209,220 19 Bilinski, Jerry and Valente, Roddy 5 3 1 0 $209,007 20 Fried, Albert 32 3 7 3 $205,219

OWNers OF NeW YOrK-Breds BY eArNINGs Domestic and Foreign Racing — January 1, 2014, through June 30, 2014

RANK OwNER STARTS 1ST 2ND 3RD EARNINGS

1 My Meadowview Farm 20 3 3 3 $829,415 2 Drawing Away Stable and Jacobson, David 75 22 12 15 $813,113 3 Broman Sr., Chester and Mary 74 14 13 13 $638,943 4 Generazio, Patricia A. 48 7 8 5 $432,919 5 Schwartz, Barry K. 29 11 2 3 $426,014 6 Valentine, Mark 104 13 20 24 $400,503 7 Lady Sheila Stable 5 4 1 0 $398,400 8 Baker, Charlton 46 11 4 5 $348,500 9 Coleman, Thomas 4 4 0 0 $262,200 10 Riccio, James A. 24 6 9 2 $249,677 11 Miuccio, Antonino 17 1 5 5 $244,920 12 Gallagher’s Stud 17 4 1 2 $236,362 13 Island Wind Racing 31 10 11 2 $232,263 14 Fox Ridge Farm 29 4 4 1 $221,915 15 Dutchess Views Farm 22 5 2 2 $211,487 16 Valente, Roddy J., Casale, Charles and Bilinski, Darlene 5 3 1 0 $209,007 17 La Marca Stable 17 8 0 1 $206,265 18 Guyana, Rocky 37 5 3 5 $205,380 19 Fried Jr., Albert 25 3 5 3 $197,669 20 Midwest Thoroughbreds 37 7 5 5 $180,404

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BLACK YELLOWMAGENTACYAN NYTB7-18.pgs 06.30.2014 15:23 NewYorkTbredBreeders Trainers OF neW YOrK-BreDs BY earninGs Domestic and Foreign Racing — January 1, 2014, through June 30, 2014

RANK TRAINER STARTS 1ST 2ND 3RD EARNINGS 1 Rice, Linda 132 25 25 17 $1,584,425 2 Jacobson, David 137 41 21 26 $1,413,720 3 Contessa, Gary C. 146 21 29 27 $1,121,768 4 Violette Jr., Richard A. 45 5 5 11 $1,029,020 5 Hushion, Michael E. 68 20 8 12 $937,174 6 Englehart, Chris J. 172 39 33 19 $856,167 7 Baker, Charlton 102 19 14 15 $718,177 8 Brown, Bruce R. 96 17 14 11 $682,454 9 Rodriguez, Rudy R. 103 17 16 14 $676,119 10 Levine, Bruce N. 93 12 9 16 $614,913 11 Nevin, Michelle 57 16 11 9 $606,670 12 Englehart, Jeremiah C. 92 26 12 11 $558,346 13 Clement, Christophe 26 8 6 3 $518,948 14 Kimmel, John C. 44 7 12 7 $436,490 15 Brown, Chad C. 22 7 2 3 $421,545 16 Weaver, George 45 7 7 5 $403,289 17 Hertler, John O. 59 9 7 5 $392,592 18 Persaud, Randi 113 9 11 17 $384,521 19 Schettino, Dominick 62 6 11 5 $369,419 20 Donk, David G. 48 9 5 5 $367,721 21 Ryerson, James T. 65 6 8 11 $355,845 22 Albertrani, Thomas 42 4 9 6 $319,502 23 Morley, Thomas 35 8 6 6 $284,341 24 Sciacca, Gary 99 5 13 12 $282,458 25 Gullo, Gary P. 66 8 8 10 $275,517 26 Servis, Jason 30 3 9 5 $265,462 27 Martin, Carlos F. 34 5 6 6 $257,927 28 Morrison, John 34 4 2 8 $256,978 29 Pletcher, Todd A. 31 5 5 6 $255,600 30 Bush, Thomas M. 28 5 6 1 $243,664 31 Kelly, Patrick J. 41 5 4 1 $242,785 32 Schosberg, Richard E. 42 4 6 4 $242,088 33 Toscano Jr., John T. 26 5 1 5 $223,488 34 Jerkens, James A. 15 5 1 1 $222,150 35 Hennig, Mark A. 39 5 1 6 $220,033 36 Gyarmati, Leah 26 6 3 4 $216,974 37 Iorio Jr., Sal 76 13 13 17 $216,220 38 Ferraro, M. Anthony 60 12 10 15 $213,337 39 Friedman, Mitchell E. 26 4 5 4 $208,168 40 Cannizzo, David A. 36 4 8 4 $198,691 41 Galluscio, Dominic G. 25 5 5 2 $198,409 42 D’Alessandro, Ralph 93 8 14 9 $197,366 43 Serpe, Philip M. 32 3 5 8 $180,090 44 Ferraro, Michael S. 39 10 6 7 $172,656 45 LeCesse, Michael A. 100 10 13 13 $172,505 Source: nytbreeders.org

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BLACK YELLOWMAGENTACYAN NYTB7-19.pgs 06.30.2014 15:23 NewYorkTbredBreeders Q&A

Five Questions for...

Kevin Whitley MinoS Stephanie Van

Jockey Kevin Whitley rode for 25 What was the best thing about riding in York-bred race, which had bigger pots, years (1976-2001) before an injury cut the Finger Lakes region? and my finale was winning the New his career short. The rider was a dom- The trainers and owners that I rode York Derby on Packett’s Landing. That inant force at Finger Lakes during his for. I was born and raised in New York was the best day of my whole career prime and led the standings there nine City in the Aqueduct area. I rode at Aq- financial-wise. times. The New York City native re- ueduct, Belmont, and Saratoga for my corded 2,617 of 3,264 wins at Finger two years of apprenticeship. I also rode How has the business changed from the Lakes. Recently inducted into the Fin- in New Jersey for three years. I rode for late 1980s to today? ger Lakes Gaming and Racetrack Hall some very prominent people, but it was It’s even more commercial. The big- of Fame, Whitley (center of photo) took very businesslike. I came up here and it gest thing I see is the racetracks getting some time to chat with Evan Ham- was country living, which I wasn’t used the casinos and the slots. It kind of de- monds of New York Breeder. to—and I had to adjust to—and the presses me. I see that it jacks up the people were friendly and farm-like. We purses, but it takes away some of the How did you find out about your Hall of played a lot of softball, and there was “people” side of the racetrack with live Fame entry? a lot of picnicking and cookouts. That racing. If you go to the racetrack today, I was up here at Finger Lakes two lifestyle was a big pleasure and key for the parking for the casino is about 80% years ago to celebrate the track’s 50th me for my success. and the parking for the horsemen was anniversary, and I was told by some- like 20%. To me that’s a downer. There’s body there were no more inductees into You recorded a six-win day on Aug. 27, nobody sitting in the seats. the Hall of Fame. Maybe it was a rumor. 1987 that included a win in the New York I thought I belonged in it in years past, Derby. Was that the highlight of your What are you ‘tacking’ these days? but now I said to myself, ‘I’m never go- career? I’ve been retired for 13 years now. ing to get in.’ To my surprise, my agent I think that was. Jerry Bailey and Without the injury I’d still be riding called and said they voted me in. It start- some other New York riders had every day. I miss it a lot. My current ed out as a three-person journey: myself; shipped in to ride a couple of stakes weight is still my riding weight: 105 my wife, Nancy; and my son. I went to races we had that day. After I had won pounds. I’ve always been programmed a birthday lunch last October with my about four or five, Bailey came up to about it. I do a lot of working out and siblings and I happened to share it and me, looked at me, and said, ‘I’m im- cardio. I live in Tampa. When Tampa everybody said ‘I’m in.’ They all insist- pressed.’ I had always been impressed Bay Downs is running, I get a job with ed they wanted to be with me. My sister with him because I rode against him in trainer Jamie Ness as a hotwalker. I sent out e-mails to other family mem- New York and at Monmouth Park, so I like doing that to stay connected to the bers, and we wound up with about 50 had always been respectful of his style horses, and it’s also a good cardio work- family members up here for the cere- of riding. He came up to me in my out for me in the morning. Half of the mony. There were people from New Jer- hometown and told me how impres- week I do volunteer work at a rescue sey, Florida, Texas, Virginia, Vermont, sive I was, which meant a lot to me. farm in my area. The other half of the New York, Long Island, Boston…just That was also ‘New York-bred day’ at week I do volunteer work at the ASPCA everywhere. It was amazing. Finger Lakes, so every race was a New shelter, working with dogs.

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BLACK YELLOWMAGENTACYAN NYTB7-21.pgs 06.30.2014 11:43 NewYorkTbredBreeders fbegley SaleNew York-Breds Statistics 2014 SALES updAtE New York-Breds Ofered at the Ocala Breeders’ Sales Co.’s June sale of 2YOs

Ocala Breeders’ sales cO. June sale - June 17-20 Offered Sold Gross Average Median High Low All 920 732 $22,760,300 $31,093 $20,000 $500,000 $1,000 NY-Breds 85 66 $2,011,500 $30,477 $20,000 $260,000 $3,000

Ocala Breeders’ sales cO. - June 17-20 Hip Sex Pedigree Consignor Buyer Price

15 Filly Noonmark—Reddy for Rubys, by Precise End Jimmy Miranda Richard Dancsok $30,000 31 Colt Discreetly Mine—Resume’, by Songandaprayer Wavertree Stables Withdrawn 37 Filly Alphabet Soup—Risky Kitten, by Formal Gold Golden Standard Thoroughbreds ($5,500) 42 Colt Read the Footnotes—R Obsession, by Notebook Excel Racing Withdrawn 51 Filly Read the Footnotes—Royal Conquest, by Conquistador Cielo Sequel Bloodstock S.R.O.A. $30,000 56 Colt Alphabet Soup—Royal Waltz, by City Zip Golden Standard Thoroughbreds Raut $4,000 86 Filly Pleasantly Perfect—Search the Sea, by Seeking the Gold Jimmy Miranda Withdrawn 114 Filly Discreet Cat—Shot Gun Favorite, by Eltish Niall Brennan Stables Withdrawn 126 Colt Bullsbay—Sister Dyer, by Pulpit Casse Sales Magnolia Mountain Bloodstock $115,000 149 Colt Harlem Rocker—Sorbie Duchess, by Magesterial Silvestre Chavez Thoroughbreds ($2,000) 163 Colt Montbrook—Sport Racer, by Notebook James Layden Bruce Brown, agent $42,000 172 Filly Quality Road—Starry Pursuit, by Van Nistelrooy Sequel Bloodstock Raut $20,000 178 Filly Kitten’s Joy—Steel Millie, by Cherokee Run Eddie Woods ($47,000) 195 Filly Noonmark—Structured, by West by West Tradewinds Farm Magomet Kappushev $6,000 203 Colt Hold Me Back—Sumneytown, by Deputy Commander de Meric Sales Roberto Arango $11,000 211 Colt Super Saver—Sweet Arizona, by Gone West Sequel Bloodstock Withdrawn 219 Filly Noonmark—Sweet Tzipora, by Wheaton Jimmy Miranda Saffie Joseph $15,000 225 Colt Spellbinder—Tactical Go Go, by Tactical Advantage Eidsvold Meadow Withdrawn 226 Colt Posse—Taken by Storm, by Red Ransom All in Sales H & E Ranch $39,000 233 Colt Harlem Rocker—Tarrah’s Tale, by Tale of the Cat Wavertree Stables S.R.O.A. $25,000 236 Colt Tale of the Cat—Tatou, by El Corredor James Layden Withdrawn 240 Filly Aﬂeet Express—Tempest Treasure, by Dixie Union Jimmy Miranda Withdrawn 243 Colt Warrior’s Reward—Tensia’s Treasure, by Storm Creek Secure Investments Withdrawn 249 Filly Langfuhr—That’s Good, by Radio Star Azpurua Stables ($20,000) 252 Filly Congaree—The Midnightrobber, by Talinum Sequel Bloodstock ($14,000) 253 Colt Giant’s Causeway—The Real Melody, by Unbridled’s Song Woodford Thoroughbreds ($17,000) 257 Filly Posse—Three Pack, by Stacked Pack Hoppel’s Horse & Cattle Co. Steven Dwoskin $47,000 275 Filly Kitten’s Joy—Trio, by Lemon Drop Kid Whitman Sales Figueroa Racing Stable $39,000 279 Filly Congrats—True Temper, by Awesome Again Wavertree Stables Withdrawn 283 Filly Roaring Fever—Try Your Best (TUR), by Royal Academy Rice Horse Stables Withdrawn 285 Filly Quality Road—Turbulent Air, by Montbrook All in Line Stables ($15,000) 312 Colt Line of David—Volmoose, by Volponi Dean’s List Justin Casse, agent $20,000 316 Colt Grand Slam—Wallingford, by Cat Thief RiceHorse Stables Withdrawn 318 Colt Tale of Ekati—Wancha Back, by End Sweep Wes Carter Withdrawn 320 Filly Noonmark—Wander Queen, by Kingmambo Sequel Bloodstock ($27,000)

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BLACK YELLOWMAGENTACYAN NYTB7-22.pgs 06.30.2014 11:01 NewYorkTbredBreeders 3 Sales of New York-bred 2-year-olds in training at the Ocala stakes winner who set the current course record for 1 ⁄8 miles Breeders’ Sales Co.’s June sale June 17-20 ended on par with over the Saratoga inner turf. Marlene Brody had purchased the overall sale’s major indicators. The top-selling New York- Hostess for $650,000 at the 2008 Keeneland November sale. 2 bred was a well-bred and talented Medaglia d’Oro filly who The January filly, who turned in a furlong breeze in :10 ⁄5 sold in session three. at the under tack show, sold as a yearling to Sarazen & Talus Over the four sessions 66 New York-bred juveniles sold for Stable for $170,000 at last year’s Fasig-Tipton Kentucky Octo- $2,011,500 for an average of $30,477, just under the sale av- ber sale. erage of $31,093. The median price for a New York-bred was The top-selling New York-bred colt went under the hammer $20,000, which equaled the overall sale median. The New York- in the last session, when Hip 1030, a bay colt by City Zip bred bred buy-back rate was 22.4%, slightly higher than the 21% of by Barry Ostrager, sold to Mike Recio, agent for Matt Schera, the sale’s general population. for $140,000. He was consigned by Wavertree Stables (Ciaran Bob Feld, acting as agent for Kevin Plank’s Sagamore Farm, Dunne), agent. A $47,000 short yearling at the 2013 Keeneland went to $260,000 in session three for a New York-bred Medaglia January sale, he was purchased by Phase II Thoroughbreds d’Oro filly (Hip 798), which made her second highest-priced ju- for $100,000 in the summer at the Fasig-Tipton New York- venile in the session and fourth top-seller overall. Bred by Gal- bred preferred sale in Saratoga. Ostrager had purchased his lagher’s Stud and consigned by Niall Brennan Stables, agent, dam, graded stakes-placed Morethanaprincess, by More Than the filly is out of Hostess, by Chester House, a multiple graded Ready, at the 2011 Keeneland November sale for $42,000.

Ocala Breeders’ sales cO. - June 17-20 Hip Sex Pedigree Consignor Buyer Price 322 Filly Dunkirk—Warm Wishes (IRE), by Giant’s Causeway Azpurua Stables Charles Jennings $11,000 330 Colt Cosmonaut—Western Lariat, by Western Expression Crupi’s New Castle Farm Matthew Peebles $8,000 338 Colt Golden Missile—Whistling Bullet, by Silver Deputy Hartley/DeRenzo Thoroughbreds Thomas Clark Bloodstock, agent $32,000 340 Colt Macho Uno—Who Fu, by Fusaichi Pegasus Southern Chase Farm S.R.O.A. $27,000 350 Colt Bustin Stones—Willa Broke, by Pembroke Rose Hernandez Withdrawn 353 Filly Pioneerof the Nile—Winning Punch, by Two Punch Sequel Bloodstock Andres Espinoza $10,000 355 Colt Nobiz Like Shobiz—Winters Bell, by Winter Glitter 30-30 Ranch Lady Luck Stable $13,000 361 Filly Kiss the Kid—Yes Tami, by Albert the Great Gayle Woods ($7,000) 364 Filly Freud—Zada Rae, by Unbridled’s Song Kings Equine Mentz, Larson, & Robertson $47,000 403 Filly Leroidesanimaux (BRZ)—Appealing Card, by Valid Appeal New Episode Training Center ($14,000) 407 Filly Saint Anddan—Arabian Nights, by Scatmandu Robdale Farms Patrice Miller/EQB, agent $15,000 408 Filly Kitten’s Joy—Arazi Exchange, by Exchange Rate Mariela Inzuna Gastelun Fasial Al Thani $32,000 434 Filly Colonel John—Bacardi Cat, by Tale of the Cat De Meric Sales Bob Grayson $9,000 438 Colt Read the Footnotes—Balmoral Gap, by Silver Deputy Journeyman Bloodstock Services Jeffrey Allen $11,500 440 Filly Freud—Bandit Queen, by Dixie Brass Azpurua Stables Vicki Armour $12,000 445 Colt Tale of Ekati—Bascombe, by Elusive Quality All Dreams Equine John Miorano, Gary Contessa, agent $35,000 457 Filly Artie Schille—Bella Cherokee, by Yonaguska Golden Standard Thoroughbreds ($11,000) 470 Gelding Indygo Shiner—Blue Devil Bel, by Gilded Time Jimmy Miranda Blackacre Farms $8,000 481 Filly Street Boss—Brandala, by Compliance Eddie Woods Withdrawn 487 Filly Kitten’s Joy—Brittany Goes West, by Gone West Ricky Leppala Withdrawn 499 Filly Utopia (JPN)—California Cate, by Rizzi Southern Chase Farm Paul Pompa Jr. & Nick Sallusto $65,000 505 Colt Noonmark—Capitess, by Dignitas Kilbride Stables Romar $5,000 518 Filly Noonmark—Celtic Melody, by Mr. Greeley Tradewinds Farm Withdrawn 530 Filly Utopia (JPN)—Cherokee Lady, by Cherokee Run Mayberry Farm Sovereign Stable $30,000 548 Filly Grifﬁnite—Clear Pouch, by Pembroke Hoppel’s Horse & Cattle Co. Sovereign Stable $20,000 558 Colt Kitten’s Joy—Collar, by Candy Ride (ARG) Southern Cypress Stable Sovereign Stable $65,000 575 Colt Golden Missile—Cradlesong, by Pine Bluff Wes Carter Withdrawn 584 Colt Grifﬁnite—Cyber Rona, by David Azpurua Stables Withdrawn 595 Filly Any Given Saturday—Day of Obligation, by Deputy Minister Kings Equine Karl E. Seitz, Oracle Bloodstock, agent $22,000 611 Colt Touch Gold—Devilish Sly, by Tomorrows Cat Potrero Stables Blair Miller $31,000 Thoroughbred Champions 638 Colt Artie Schiller—During Deputy, by During Training Center $37,000 681 Filly Read the Footnotes—Fickle Factor, by Touch Gold Excel Racing Withdrawn 683 Filly Bustin Stones—Fife, by Souvenir Copy Abbie Road Farm Piser, Gullo, & Gulick $16,000 685 Filly Kitten’s Joy—Fighting Jo Jo, by Distorted Humor Robert Cunningham Adena Springs $50,000

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BLACK YELLOWMAGENTACYAN NYTB7-23.pgs 06.30.2014 11:01 NewYorkTbredBreeders SaleNew York-Breds Statistics

Ocala Breeders’ sales cO. - June 17-20 Hip Sex Pedigree Consignor Buyer Price 690 Colt Freud—Firm Halo, by Affirmed Wes Carter Withdrawn 717 Colt Justenuffhumor—Front Cover, by Western Expression Omega Farm Osirus Bautista; Eddie Ortiz, agent $7,500 719 Colt Catienus—Gala Regatta, by Boston Harbor Double H Stables ($14,000) 731 Colt Street Sense—Glimmer Twin, by Kris S. Woodford Thoroughbreds ($34,000) 782 Filly Pomeroy—Hickory Heifer, by Forestry Big Dog Training & Sales Acclaimed Racing Stable $17,000 797 Colt Golden Missile—Honorable Halo, by Double Honor L & S Thoroughbreds Withdrawn 798 Filly Medaglia d’Oro—Hostess, by Chester House Niall Brennan Stables Sagamore Farm, Bob Feld, agent $260,000 811 Filly A. P. Warrior—I Do That, by Wheelaway Shadybrook Farm Withdrawn 818 Filly Utopia (JPN)—Inca Sun, by Conquistador Cielo de Meric Sales Cory Loring $9,000 828 Colt Posse—Irish Jet, by Phantom Jet Hartley/De Renzo Thoroughbreds Larry Mejiasa $14,000 851 Colt Disco Rico—July Orchid, by Lear Fan Jimmy Miranda Withdrawn 855 Filly Touch Gold—Karakorum Kiss, by Lord Carson Abbie Road Farm Matthew Peebles $12,000 880 Filly Forestry—Lady Angelina, by Theatrical (IRE) Azpurua Stables Lic. Luis Archilla $8,500 896 Filly Freud—Land On Your Feet, by Silver Deputy Golden Standard Thoroughbreds Withdrawn 900 Colt Utopia (JPN)—Lass Away, by Way West (FR) Shadybrook Farm Withdrawn 904 Colt Majesticperfection—Leading Lioness, by Lion Cavern Sequel Bloodstock Mafe Racing Stable $6,000 906 Colt Big Brown—Leniently, by Langfuhr Gold Star Tara Helman $10,000 909 Colt Tiz Wonderful—Let Joy Reign, by Awesome Again Stephens Thoroughbreds ($45,000) 922 Colt War Front—Livia Drusilla, by Roman Ruler Casse Sales Withdrawn 925 Colt Tiago—Logan’s Heat, by Unusual Heat Black Type Stables Withdrawn 937 Filly Catienus—Love Strikes, by Smart Strike Rose Hernandez Withdrawn 949 Filly Super Saver—Made for Magic, by Cape Canaveral SBM Training & Sales Starship Stables $40,000 956 Filly Street Boss—Majestic Dy, by Dynaformer Southern Chase Farm ($17,000) 959 Colt Silent Name (JPN)—Malibu Fire, by Malibu Moon Kings Equine Starship Stables $25,000 966 Colt Noonmark—Mariflor, by Storm of Angels Tradewinds Farm Southern Racing $3,000 973 Colt Justenuffhumor—Mary’s Special, by Atticus Rice Horse Stables Withdrawn 989 Filly Sightseeing—Merricks. by Grand Slam Whitman Sales Guy American Stable $8,500 1010 Filly Sligo Bay (IRE)—Miss Irresistible, by City Zip RiceHorse Stables Nick Nosowenko; Christina Jelm, agent $9,000 1011 Gelding Hold Me Back—Miss Judie Ann, by Behrens Jimmy Miranda Patrice Miller/EQB, agent $16,000 1017 Filly Utopia (JPN)—Miss Trudy, by Yes It’s True Shooting Star Sales Withdrawn 1021 Filly Discreet Cat—Miz Dixie, by Dixieland Band Southern Chase Farm Patrice Miller/EQB, agent $47,000 Matt Schera; Mike Recio 1030 Colt City Zip—Morethanaprincess, by More Than Ready Wavertree Stables Bloodstock, agent $140,000 1032 Colt Utopia (JPN)—Morganatic, by Personal Flag Silvestre Chavez Thoroughbreds Raphael Kissoon $5,000 1035 Filly Artie Schiller—Ms Global Warming, by Sultry Song Eddie Woods ($70,000) 1046 Colt Stormy Atlantic—My Dinah, by Victory Gallop Secure Investments Withdrawn 1057 Colt Utopia (JPN)—Near Bethany, by Affirmed Nickajack/Rey de Oros Withdrawn 1092 Colt Justenuffhumor—Overdue Number, by Polish Numbers Hartley/De Renzo Thoroughbreds Joseph Ciaglia Jr. $60,000 1112 Filly Noonmark—Persona, by Maria’s Mon Sequel Bloodstock Rosalie DiRico $45,000 1128 Colt Kitten’s Joy—Police Woman, by Officer Wes Carter Withdrawn 1133 Filly Munnings—Positioning, by Boundary Robdale Farms Lic. Luis Archilla $40,000 1134 Filly Strong Contender—Positive Charge, by Jump Start Eisaman Equine ($24,000) 1135 Colt War Chant—Prairie Princess, by Rocky Mountain Jesse Hoppel Leopoldo M. Ortega $5,000 1144 Colt Cool Coal Man—Princess Romanza, by Distinctive Pro Rice Horse Stables Mike Meeks $40,000 1152 Filly Noonmark—Pulpit’s Pride, by Pulpit Jesse Hoppel Steven W. Young, agent $60,000 1153 Colt Cosmonaut—Putbacktheglider, by Put It Back Top Line Sales Kenneth L. & Sarah K. Ramsey $50,000 1161 Filly Grand Reward—Quick Question, by Rahy Shadybrook Farm Withdrawn 1162 Colt Munnings—Quidnunc Gulch, by Thunder Gulch Niall Brennan Stables Juan Palomino $3,500 1163 Filly Act of Duty—Quiet Julia, by Silver Ghost Kilbride Stables Joseph Brocklebank, agent $13,000 1176 Gelding Noonmark—Tweak N Twist, by Mystery Storm Eddie Woods Romar $3,000 1181 Gelding Aragorn (IRE)—Charley’s Alada, by Becker Rick Lopez Training & Sales ($22,000) 1206 Colt Notional—Twining and Dining, by Twining Pick View ($9,500)

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BLACK YELLOWMAGENTACYAN NYTB7-25.pgs 06.30.2014 15:43 NewYorkTbredBreeders Sheila’s World

By Teresa Genaro

Sheila Rosenblum, On a Saturday afternOOn—the last day of May—at Belmont Park, Sheila Rosenblum stood in the clubhouse boxes. Tall, dark-haired, surrounded by people owner of La Verdad, sitting down, dressed completely in red, she stood out, her brightness prominent in the late afternoon shadows. A former dancer and model accustomed to being an sets out to conquer object of observation, she was oblivious to everything except her 4-year-old filly La Verdad, who was making her way to the starting gate for the Critical Eye Stakes on Thoroughbred racing Big Apple Showcase Day. La Verdad has won seven of her nine lifetime starts and was coming off a decisive win in her first graded stakes attempt, the April 19 Distaff Handicap (gr. II) at Aque- duct; she was returning to state-bred company, but she was also stretching out to a mile for the first time. As the race unfolded and La Verdad went to her customary place on the lead, Rosenblum watched, folding her arms, then standing arms akim- bo, finally sinking to sit on the steps and cover her face with her hands before daring to watch as her filly held off a late charge to win by a half-length over Hot Stones. “I was nervous as hell,” she admitted in the winner’s circle. “I’m petrified and I’m high-strung, anyway, and I want them to stay sound and come out of it well.” Watching her horses race seems to be about the only thing that can throw Rosenblum off her confident, self- possessed game. She has a knack for re-invention, for embarking on endeavors that would daunt the less enter- prising, and the latest world she has set out to conquer is Thoroughbred racing. Born in Switzerland, Rosenblum moved to Miami as a child, then left home as a teenager to study ballet, first in New York, then in London. Back in New York in her early 20s, she modeled for the high-profile Ford and Wilhelmina agencies; too short at 5’7” for runway work, she did magazine shoots, working in the name of Sheila Barcelle.

Anne M. eberhArdt Photos Her relationship with horses began a little later when Rosenblum and her children, Erik and Kara, with La Verdad she took up jumping and dressage. After breaking a

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BLACK YELLOWMAGENTACYAN NYTB7-26.pgs 06.30.2014 11:15 NewYorkTbredBreeders Sheila Rosenblum May 31 at Belmont Park’s Big Apple Showcase Day

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BLACK YELLOWMAGENTACYAN NYTB7-27.pgs 06.30.2014 11:15 NewYorkTbredBreeders Sheila’s World Anne M. eberhArdt Photos La Verdad defeats Hot Stones in Belmont’s Critical Eye Stakes

shoulder during a riding mishap, she blum’s horse: after a private purchase Linda Rice. “I’ve been with her about decided she might be better off owning the horse’s original owner contested 15 months, and it’s all because of her horses than riding them, but marriage the sale, and Neon Light reverted back tutelage.” and motherhood intervened and the to her original ownership after just one Rice cast her shrewd eye on Rosen- dream of owning a Thoroughbred was start. blum’s stock, paring it down through re- deferred until four years ago, when her Rosenblum didn’t have much luck tirement or claims, and advised Rosen- two children had reached their teens. with the second horse she got to the blum to shift her focus from yearlings Returning to the saddle then, Rosen- track, either; owned in partnership with to 2-year-olds in training. Some of those blum rode a Grand Prix Schoolmaster trainer Kenny McPeek’s Magdalena original purchases, like the two named for the first time, marveling at how easy Racing, Karma Shield was winless in for Rosenblum’s children, Kara’s Match it was to ride such an accomplished eight starts for her and was euthanized Point and Erik the Red, remain; both horse. Her husband, Daniel Rosenblum, after breaking a cannon bone in a race have made it to the winner’s circle and a commodities trader, offered to buy her at Belmont Park. regularly hit the board. one, but she demurred. But the woman whose toes used It was Rice who encouraged Rosen- “I didn’t want to be a person who just to bleed daily from hours of practic- blum to purchase La Verdad; Rice had jumps on a horse and gets off,” she ex- ing en pointe wasn’t going to let some been training the New York-bred filly for plained. “I live in New York City, the kids bad beginners’ luck get in her way. So owner/breeder Eklektikos Stable, who are in New York City, and the great rid- with a string of pricey yearlings, not all decided to sell her last fall. In six starts ing facilities are not here. of which were developing into money- since the purchase, La Verdad has won “So I said, ‘Buy me a racehorse in- earning racehorses, she put her disap- five times, losing the Barbara Fritchie stead. Or a couple.’ And he did.” pointments behind her, changed train- Handicap (gr. II) at Laurel by a length. She ran her first horse, Neon Light, in ers, and started over. Rice also signed on for Rosenblum’s the Pin Oak Valley View Stakes (gr. IIIT) “Pretty much all the turnaround has latest venture, Lady Sheila Stable Two, at Keeneland in 2010—except that Neon happened since I’ve been with Linda,” a partnership Rosenblum hopes will Light was apparently not really Rosen- said Rosenblum, referring to trainer consist primarily of women. Rice has

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BLACK YELLOWMAGENTACYAN NYTB7-28.pgs 06.30.2014 11:15 NewYorkTbredBreeders already picked out and purchased three 2-year-olds for the enterprise—two of “ There have to be other women them New York-breds—and in addition to buying and training the horses, Rice out there like me who want the excitement will also be a part-owner as a member — Sheila Rosenblum partner. of owning a horse.” The buy-in is $100,000 for an inter- est in several horses, and the partner- degrees, when it’s pouring, whatever.” has evolved into a business. ship is structured so that investors will Active on the Manhattan social and “My determination—or maybe my receive no bills for the first two years. philanthropic scenes, Rosenblum is a stupidity, too,” she said frankly, “has Acknowledging the relatively high price board member for the March of Dimes made me sort of a superstar to my kids, point, Rosenblum said she’s seeking a and a member of the Leadership Circle by showing them my guts and my pas- small number of committed investors; for Green Chimneys School in Brewster, sion. I had enough funds to withstand she currently has two partners and is N.Y., which offers academic, behavioral, my huge errors, and it’s all been a mas- advertising in both racing and lifestyle and emotional support to students who sive learning curve. The kids thought publications, targeting Saratoga and the have struggled in traditional schools. their mom would get out of it and every- Hamptons. She emphasized that she focuses her one treated it a little bit like a joke, but I “There have to be other women out charitable work on children, and it’s didn’t, and Linda didn’t.” there like me,” she said, “who want the impossible for her to get through more She continued, “It’s a business. The excitement of owning a racehorse. I than a few sentences without mention- accountants tell me that, and the law- can’t be the only one that actually enjoys ing one of her teenagers, both of whom yers tell me that, and if you’ve got a watching one’s horse. And the purses were at the races with her for La Ver- group of horses, one or two of them are great in New York.” dad’s most recent win. might be carrying the rest, but eventu- “I’ve done so much of the dirty work,” ally they’ve all got to perform a little bit.” she went on, referring to her early trou- Her background, her experiences, bles in the game. “Now the excitement and her Park Avenue lifestyle tinge ev- can be there for someone else, but they erything Rosenblum does with an ele- don’t have to go through the pitfalls I ment of the grand, and that extends to did.” the name she races in. Her husband Now separated from her husband, once named a boat “Lady Sheila,” and with whom she has remained friendly, when it came time to pick her racing Rosenblum is energized by being a sin- name, she decided to transfer the name gle woman trying to break into a male- to her stable. dominated industry. “Someone said to me, ‘It sounds so “Danny gave me my start and my glamorous.’ I said, ‘I think it sounds so ability to buy racehorses,” she said, “and obnoxious,’ ” she said with a self-depre- I owe him a lot for turning a dream into cating laugh. something tangible. Without his having Trainer Linda Rice encouraged There’s no doubt that Rosenblum is done that, there would not be this story. Rosenblum to buy La Verdad glamorous; she maintains the fitness I’ve been doing this solo for a few years instilled in her by years of ballet and now, and it makes each and every expe- She names Barbara Banke of Stone- modeling, and she cuts a striking figure, rience very gratifying.” street Farms—another woman who has whether she’s freezing in the winner’s In addition to the three partnership named racehorses after her children— circle at Aqueduct or standing in a stall horses, Rosenblum has about eight of as a role model, noting Banke took the in the Belmont paddock…or sitting on her own horses in training, and she’s helm of Stonestreet’s prodigious rac- the edge of her seat watching her star expecting La Verdad’s half sister by City ing and breeding operation as a single filly notch another victory. Zip to join the stable shortly at Belmont, woman after the death of her husband But as seriously as she takes this new where Rosenblum is a frequent visitor. Jess Jackson. She also acknowledges business, she not infrequently pokes fun “The horses are like my other chil- she might be seen as something of a at herself and points to the Lady Sheila dren,” she said. “I like having them close dilettante or an arriviste in an industry moniker as an example. by, so that I can go visit, and I like watch- founded by old families with old mon- “It’s tongue-in-cheek,” she said mat- ing them. I like them being right where ey, but she’s determined to make a go of ter-of-factly. “One has to be able to laugh I can enjoy them. I go out when it’s zero a venture that began as a passion and at oneself.”

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BLACK YELLOWMAGENTACYAN NYTB7-29.pgs 06.30.2014 11:15 NewYorkTbredBreeders Joseph Birnbaum’s Old Harbor Old School By Teresa Genaro AdAm CogliAnese/nYRA photos

Old Harbor As post time ApproAched for the New York Stallion Series Cupecoy’s Joy division June 22 at Belmont Park, the toteboard didn’t convey an awful lot of con- draws clear in fidence in Old Harbor. The 3-year-old filly was making her fourth start of the year, and though she had finished a competitive third in her last race, June 1, she hadn’t Cupecoy’s Joy; returned to the winner’s circle since her maiden win at Saratoga last July and had a nine-month gap from that start until her sophomore bow in May. Bromans But even though the betting public saw fit to make Old Harbor only the fifth strike with betting choice at odds of 6-1, her breeder/owner Joseph Birnbaum wasn’t at all surprised by his filly’s clear-cut victory in the $100,000 event. Mark My Way “I did (expect it),” he said. “She hadn’t been running to her ability, and I expected her to be winning more races before, but she was still green, still learning. She finally did it nicely in this race: She rated; she did everything.” Old Harbor settled on the rail under jockey Angel Arroyo, racing in fifth before coming off the fence to be four-wide around the final turn. Spurting forward will- ingly when asked, Old Harbor demonstrated a little of that greenness, ducking in but 1 without losing momentum to put away her rivals easily, winning by 4 ⁄2 lengths. She ran the seven furlongs over the Widener Turf Course in 1:20.97. Based in New Jersey, Birnbaum purchased Old Harbor’s dam, Royal Mast (by Roy), as a yearling at the Fasig-Tipton Midlantic mixed sale in December 2001 for $8,500. A winner at 4, Royal Mast produced her first foal in 2006, Shipwreckstrea- sure. A nine-time winner in six seasons on the track, the Service Stripe gelding earned $254,336 and placed in the Miracle Wood Stakes at Laurel Park and the New Jersey Juvenile Stakes at the Meadowlands. Three more winners followed and then came Old Harbor By the New York-based (Sugar Maple Farm) sire Raffie’s Majesty (third in the 1998 Travers Stakes, gr. I, behind Coronado’s Quest and Victory Gallop), Old Harbor developed bad shin splints last year, leading Birnbaum and trainer Russell Cash to

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BLACK YELLOWMAGENTACYAN NYTB7-30.pgs 06.30.2014 10:59 NewYorkTbredBreeders 1 proceed cautiously. bad trips. She’s always been good. I’m the pace, coming from 1 ⁄8 miles to seven “She had a half sister who got shin very happy for Dr. Birnbaum; he puts a furlongs,” said Rice. “That really worked splints who ended up breaking down,” lot of money into breeding these horses, out fine because my other two horses explained Birnbaum, referring to State- and he should be rewarded.” were pressing the pace, so I was happy gic Command (by Strategic Mission), Though he and Cash haven’t picked to have somebody closing. I thought he who was euthanized after racing at out her next race, Birnbaum is consid- ran really professional for a horse who Monmouth Park in September 2012. ering a race at the upcoming Saratoga has only had four starts.” “We are very, very conservative, and we meet, likely in New York-bred company. The win was Mark My Way’s second just don’t take any chances.” “I hope,” he said, “that New York keeps from five starts. Birnbaum has about 18 horses in the state-restricted races and encourages Finalists for the 2013 New York training, all with Cash, and half a dozen the New York-bred stakes program.” Breeder of the Year, the Bromans pur- mares, four of which he breeds each Earlier on the June 22 card the colts chased Mark My Way’s dam, Which- year. As the breeding industry has de- took to the grass for the seven-furlong waydidshego (by Storm Cat), for clined in New Jersey and taken off in Spectacular Bid division of the Stallion $425,000 at the 2009 Keeneland Novem- New York, he has moved his breeding Series. Part of a coupled entry of Ches- ber sale. She was in foal to Unbridled’s operation to the Empire State; Old Har- ter and Mary Broman, Noonmark-sired Song. The resultant foal, a filly named bor was born at Rockridge Farm near homebreds trained by Linda Rice, Mark Soul Safari, was winless in five races. Hudson and has a yearling half brother My Way saved ground on the hedge af- In addition to Mark My Way, the Bro- by Girolamo, Royal Mast’s last foal; the ter a stumbling start while stablemate A mans have a 2012 half sister, Hard to mare died from colic last year. Marked Man set the pace. Stay Notgo, by More Than Ready, who is Old Harbor ran her first three races A patient Cornelio Velasquez kept with trainer Jimmy Jerkens, and a 2014 on the dirt, and despite her success on Mark My Way to the inside, moving out colt by Bernardini that arrived Feb. 12. the grass—Shipwreckstreasure also to the two-path in the stretch to pass The Bromans were partners in Noon- won two races on the turf, and finished a tiring A Marked Man and hold off a mark when he stood at Sequel Stallions second in two others—Birnbaum thinks charge by Free Mugatu, winning by a in New York, but when his first few foal she’ll run as well on dirt, over which she half-length as the 8-5 favorite in a final crops were disappointing, he was sold broke her maiden. time of 1:22.19. and now stands at SC Stockfarm in the “She was just green,” he said of her “Our horse has been closing every Philippines. losses. “Now, she’s not fighting the jock- race,” said Chester Broman after the “When you don’t come up with a ey as much.” $100,000 race. “I heard Linda tell (A graded stakes winner within the first “(Taking blinkers off) might have Marked Man’s) jockey, ‘Don’t worry couple of years, you can’t get anybody to helped her relax,” said Cash. “She’s just about the entry.’ There were a couple of breed to him,” said Broman. been unfortunate. Her last race was good other speed horses in there.” Noonmark won the 2008 Mr. Pros- and in the two races before that she had “I kind of expected that he’d be off pector Handicap (gr. III) and placed in the Swale, Woody Stephens Breed- ers’ Cup Stakes, and Churchill Downs Stakes (all gr. II) and the grade III Aris- tides Stakes. The Bromans were named New York Breeder of the Year in 2004 and 2005 by the Thoroughbred Owners and Breed- ers Association, and they were the New York Thoroughbred Breeders’ Breeders of the Year in 2004 and 2012. They won the Belmont owners’ title in 2009, but as Chester pointed out wryly in the winner’s circle, Mark My Way’s victory was their first of this Belmont spring/summer meet. The Bromans have approximately 50 horses in training at Belmont with a variety of trainers, with about a half-dozen with Rice. They live in Babylon on Long Island, but their racing and breeding operation is based on their farm in upstate Chester and Mary Broman’s Mark My Way wins the Spectacular Bid division Chestertown.

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BLACK YELLOWMAGENTACYAN NYTB7-31.pgs 06.30.2014 10:59 NewYorkTbredBreeders Classic

Cide Funny Cide shows the way under the Twin Spires in May 2003 Rick SamuelS

By Steve HaSkin

Remembering Barclay Tagg was The proverbial ﬁsh out of water as he campaigned his New York-bred gelding Funny Cide on the 2003 Kentucky Derby (gr. I) trail, which was Funny Cide and the unchartered territory for the then 65-year-old trainer, whose biggest successes had come on the grass with Miss Josh and Royal Mountain Inn, not exactly household New York-bred’s run names. For Tagg, the Twin Spires might just as well have been on another planet. He did through the 2003 not seek them out and certainly was not prepared for the fact he was only one step classics away from his ﬁrst Kentucky Derby as he placed the saddle on Funny Cide’s back before the Wood Memorial Stakes (gr. I). A couple of months earlier all Tagg knew was that he had a talented New York- bred gelding for a bunch a high school buddies from the tiny town of Sackets Har- bor, N.Y., and considering no New York-bred had ever won the Kentucky Derby and no gelding had captured the Run for the Roses since Clyde Van Dusen in 1929, one could understand why Tagg was not exactly burning up with Derby fever that winter and spring.

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BLACK YELLOWMAGENTACYAN NYTB7-32.pgs 06.30.2014 10:59 NewYorkTbredBreeders Prior to the Wood, Tagg, whose boots venture between WinStar and McMahon Although Tagg and Smullen liked the had been hardened by too many cam- of Saratoga Thoroughbreds. WinStar horse when they saw him at Everard’s paigns in Maryland, said of Funny Cide, would supply the mares and the Mc- farm, they had no buyer who could put “He’s a ﬁghter, and he’s not going to quit. Mahons would supply the breeding and up the $40,000 asking price. As the horse Whether he handles the mile and an handle routine care and vet care. One of progressed, his price escalated, and by eighth and the mud I don’t know, but I the mares they sent was the Oklahoma- the following spring Everard was ask- can’t wait to ﬁnd out so I’ll know wheth- bred Belle’s Good Cide. When her foal ing $75,000 for the now gelding. That is er to stop all this foolishness or go on (Funny Cide) was a few days old, Rich when fate stepped in. On March 6, 2002, with him.” Decker from WinStar called the McMa- Sackatoga Stable’s 6-year-old mare Bail Funny Cide did not win the Wood, hons asking to buy back Belle’s Good Money was claimed for $62,500 at Gulf- but his game second to Kentucky Der- Cide and her foal after Kenny Troutt had stream Park. When Knowlton saw how by favorite Empire Maker pretty much researched her pedigree further. The Mc- much Tagg liked the Distorted Humor sealed his, and Tagg’s, fate. It was on to Mahons agreed and in exchange, they gelding, he convinced his partners to use Louisville for this unlikely pair and unlikely group of owners, as they headed to Churchill Downs in an attempt to rip the history books to shreds. By late May/early June, Funny Cide, Barclay Tagg, and Sackets Harbor were household names. Tagg had become the reluctant hero, thrust into a strange new world with hordes of photographers and reporters shoving cameras and microphones in his face and receiving exposure on national television and in magazines. Funny Cide was even the subject of a book, written by Washing- ton Post journalist Sally Jenkins. But let’s back up a little bit. The story of Funny Cide’s rise to stardom begins On Memorial Day, 1995, on the Sack- ets Harbor front porch of optician J.P. Constance. There Saratoga resident Jack Knowlton, who had grown up in Sackets Harbor, arranged to have his

buddies put up $30,000 to purchase a Skip DickStein racehorse. They would spend $20,000 Empire Maker (outside), edges past Funny Cide in the Wood Memorial on the horse and keep $10,000 for training expenses. They eventually brought the $62,500 from the claim to in four of Knowlton’s friends from Con- buy him. necticut and Saratoga, and Sackatoga They thought they had Stable was born. bought a nice, useful New Their goal was a modest and realistic York-bred with whom they one—to break even and have some fun. could have some fun and That is just what they did for the perhaps make some money. next several years, until Tagg and his What they purchased, how- assistant Robin Smullen spotted a ever, was a piece of history. chestnut ridgling by Distorted Humor, Funny Cide showed his out of Belle’s Good Cide, in late 2001 ability in the mornings and

at Tony Everard’s farm near Ocala, Fla., anne m. ebeRhaRDt caught the attention of Mike where Tagg’s yearlings were broken. Trainer Barclay Tagg, lef, and Sackatoga Sellitto, agent for jockey Jose Everard had purchased the WinStar Stable’s Jack Knowlton Santos, one of the top rid- Farm-bred for $22,000 at Fasig-Tipton’s ers of the 1990s who was at- preferred New York-bred yearling sale were given full ownership of one of the tempting a comeback but ﬁnding it dif- at Saratoga. other mares and her foal that they even- ﬁcult getting good mounts. Funny Cide’s breeding was a joint tually sold for $105,000. One morning Sellitto told Santos,

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“Go over and work this horse for stone face and abrupt, but honest, Barclay Tagg. He’s supposed to be demeanor. a good one.” Tagg was a trainer first and fore- Tagg told Santos to work a half most and wasn’t going to let the in :49, and Santos was surprised to media stand in his way of training 4 learn he had gone in :47 ⁄5. He felt his horse. As for Sackets Harbor, the the gelding was as classy as any oth- town had not seen that much excite- er 2-year-old he’d even been on. The ment since the British attacked its two would team up 21 times over shipyard during the War of 1812. 1 the next 2 ⁄2 years. Once again the town was invaded: Funny Cide won his first three this time by TV news crews and re- career starts, including the Ber- porters. tram F. Bongard and Sleepy Hollow The joy of victory, which resulted stakes for New York-breds, after in a celebration at the state capi- which he was out for three months tol in Albany, was tempered a bit with a chronic lung infection that when an article in the Miami Her- had clogged up his trachea. At 3 ald suggested Santos was carrying he finished a better-than-it-looked a battery. Santos sued the newspa- fifth in the Holy Bull Stakes (gr. III) per for libel and eventually settled and then followed that with a game the lawsuit. A full investigation by third to the highly regarded Peace Churchill Downs’ stewards cleared Rules in the Louisiana Derby (gr. Santos, too, but not before his II) (Funny Cide was placed second name had been dragged through by the stewards when Kafwain was the mud. The controversy deeply af- disqualified). Sent off at 5-1 in the fected his wife, Rita, and their four Wood Memorial, Funny Cide bat- children. He was determined to set

tled Empire Maker to a half-length anne m. ebeRhaRDt the record straight and rode the tar decision, earning a sizable 110 Bey- Funny Cide and jockey Jose Santos are well clear out of Funny Cide in the Preakness, 3 er Speed Figure. of the competition in the Preakness winning by 9 ⁄4 lengths. At the wire Following the Wood, Smullen Santos held up two fingers, signify- was in tears, but they were tears of pride Smullen, out of desperation, brought ing two legs of the Triple Crown, and after seeing how hard the horse had the horse to the inside rail as far away then an open hand, showing the world tried and how far he had moved up in from the crowd as possible. there was nothing there. the world. “Funny, what are you doing? You’re But Santos’ exuberance in driving Funny Cide was the last horse to ar- letting me down; don’t let me down Funny Cide to the wire didn’t sit too well rive at Churchill Downs, coming to Lou- here,” she pleaded with the horse. with Tagg, who wanted to save some- isville the Thursday before Derby Day In the tunnel he was even worse, and thing for the Belmont Stakes (gr. I) in after having worked five-eighths under it was a question of whether he had al- three weeks. 2 Smullen in :58 ⁄5 at Belmont Park. ready lost the race. But as soon as he Those three weeks were unlike any- Although he had the credentials to emerged from the tunnel and into the thing seen in New York in quite a while. be a legitimate Derby contender, hav- paddock, he settled and was a perfect The media used Tagg’s barn as Town ing held his own against Empire Mak- gentleman the rest of the time. Hall, gathering around at all hours. er, he was sent off at 12-1 at Churchill As history shows, Funny Cide became Tagg, meanwhile, did all he could to Downs, with Empire Maker bet down sports’ new Cinderella story when he de- keep Funny Cide away from photogra- 3 to 5-2 favorite, followed by Peace Rules, feated Empire Maker by 1 ⁄4 lengths in phers and the hordes of onlookers intent Ten Most Wanted, Buddy Gil, and the Kentucky Derby, writing one of the on following him to the track. Tagg’s Atswhatimtalknbout, all of whom were great fairy tale chapters in racing lore. announcement that Funny Cide would under 10-1. Tagg, who was as far from the celebrity have his final work for the Belmont on The walkover to the paddock on Der- type as any other high-profile figure in the Wednesday before the race at 8:30 by Day was not what Tagg and Smullen memory, tried to downplay it all and just brought out crews from CNN, Fox, and had expected. Funny Cide lost his com- concentrate on the Preakness Stakes (gr. all the other major networks and publi- posure in front of the massive and noisy I), but was besieged by the media, who cations. But when they arrived they were crowd and was nearly out of control. tried their hardest to penetrate Tagg’s told Funny Cide had worked at 5:30.

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BLACK YELLOWMAGENTACYAN NYTB7-34.pgs 06.30.2014 10:59 NewYorkTbredBreeders the cheers of his fans. He retired from racing having amassed more than $3.5 million in earnings. The horse who stole America’s hearts wound up being a pony for Tagg and was often seen tied up on the path behind Tagg’s barn, all by himself. Years earlier you couldn’t get anywhere near the horse. He has since made appear- ances at Churchill Downs on Kentucky Derby week, spent some time as a guest at Cabin Creek Farm, the New York division of Old

Jeff SnyDeR Friends, during which On the rail in the Belmont, Funny Cide ends up third in his bid for the Triple Crown time he visited Saratoga Race Course, and current- Tagg can laugh about it all today. of 2003, suffering from back and respi- ly resides at the Kentucky Horse Park, “He could be high-strung, and I didn’t ratory problems, but he concluded his where he’s been since 2008. want to risk upsetting the horse by hav- career with an emotional victory in the In April 2010, the New York Thor- ing all those people running after him,” 2007 Wadsworth Memorial Handicap at oughbred Breeders voted Funny Cide Tagg said, “I know that didn’t make me Finger Lakes, which was as close as he’d the New York–bred Horse of the Decade. very popular.” ever get to Sackets Harbor. In August In August 2012, a statue of Funny Like so many others before and after 2007, the New York Racing Association Cide was unveiled in Saratoga. On his him, Funny Cide came up short in the held a “Funny Cide Retirement Party” saddle towel is the number 6, his saddle Belmont, which, amazingly, drew more at Saratoga, as the gelding paraded towel number when he won the Ken- than 100,000 enthusiastic fans, despite around the paddock and on the track to tucky Derby. a cold, rainy, and downright miserable day. The gelding set the early pace in the slop but tired at the top of the stretch, finishing third behind a fresh Empire Maker, who had skipped the Preakness. Although disappointed, Sackatoga partner Dave Mahan, a caterer from Connecticut, put it all in perspective following the race. “It could be worse,” he said. “I could be back home stuffing chickens.” Funny Cide would have a long up and down career, winning the 2004 Jockey Club Gold Cup (gr. I) and several lesser stakes, and placing in a number of grade I and grade II stakes. When he ran in the 2004 Saratoga Breeders’ Cup Handicap (gr. II), he brought out a record crowd of more than 70,000, which brought traffic around Saratoga to a standstill for miles.

Funny Cide was never the same horse Skip DickStein the nation fell in love with in the spring Funny Cide parades at Saratoga during his ‘retirement party’ in 2007

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BLACK YELLOWMAGENTACYAN NYTB7-37.pgs 06.30.2014 15:24 NewYorkTbredBreeders NEW YORK-BRED STAKES WINNERS 2013: Gr/ro c, by Posse. 2004: Sweet Mavis, ch f, by Hennessy. Unraced. In 2014: 1 sw, 35 2yos. 2014: F, by Pomeroy. 2005: Thundering Cat, ch g, by Tomorrows Cat. Raced 3 yrs, 1st dam: Baby Jess (Arg), ch, 2004. Bred by John T. Behrendt Inbreeding: 3SX4D Mr. Prospector; 5SX5D Native Dancer. 30 sts, 0 wins, $10,509. (Arg.). Unraced. Dam of 4 named foals, 2 rnrs, 1 wnr, 1 sw. nicking: CItY ZIP w/EnD SWEEP mares: 3 foals, 2 strs, 2 wnrs 2006: StRonG IMPACt, dkb/br g, by A. P Jet. Sent to Arg 2010. (67%), 1 2yo wnr (33%), 1 SW (33%), 1 GSW (33%) At 3: 3rd New York Stallion Spectacular Bid S (RT). 2009: Stonecoldjessie, ch c, by Stonesider. Raced 1 yr, 1 st, At 7: Won Fiddlers Patriot S (T), 3rd Troy S (T), Bonapaw 0 wins, $1,000. Broodmare sire: EnD SWEEP, b, 1991-2002. Sire of 281 dams S (T). 2010: GALIAnA, ch f, by Stonesider. of 1,015 foals, 768 rnrs (76%), 535 wnrs (53%), 137 2yo wnrs At 8: Won John McSorley S (T). At 3: Won Tax Free Shopping Distaff S (R). (14%), 1.08 AEI, 1.33 CI; 27 sw. 2008: Royal Source, ch c, by Editor's Note. Unraced. At 4: Won Dashing Beauty S. 2nd dam: Alarming Prospect, gr/ro, 1994. Bred by Lynne Martin 2009: Sheama's note, ch f, by Editor's Note. Raced 3 yrs 2012: Bred to Win, ch f, by Incurable Optimist. Unraced. (Fla.). Raced 3 yrs, 16 sts, 3 wins, $102,895. 2nd Honey in Peru, 17 sts, 3 wins, $23,632. 2nd Clasico Augusto 2013: Dance Card, dk b f, by Don Valiente. Bee Breeders' Cup H (gr. III), Salem County S (T); 3rd Reeve Mostajo Barrera (Per-III), Clasico Frau Astrid. nicking: StonESIDER w/IntERPREtE (ARG) mares: 2 foals, 2 2010: The Who, ch c, by Sunray Spirit. Raced 2 yrs in Peru, Schley, Jr. S (gr. IIT). Dam of FREnCH PARk (f, Ecton Park; strs, 1 wnr (50%), 0 2yo wnrs (0%), 1 SW (50%), 0 GSW (0%) $297,601, Won Golden Rod S, gr. II, Pocahontas S, gr. III; 2nd 9 sts, 3 wins, $9,177. Silverbulletday S, gr. III; producer). 2011: Spinetto, c, by Sunray Spirit. Unraced. Broodmare sire: IntERPREtE, dk b, 1988. Sire of 340 dams 2012: Spin to Win, ch c, by Emperor Richard. Unraced. of 1,280 foals, 713 rnrs (56%), 487 wnrs (38%), 91 2yo wnrs JOHN MCSORLEY STAKES (T) 2013: Spin the Bottle, ch f, by Sunray Spirit. (7%), 1.61 AEI, 1.34 CI; 44 sw. Monmouth Park, 6/8, $60,000a ($58,800), 3 and up, abt. 5½f, Inbreeding: 3SX4D Mr. Prospector. 2nd dam: La Elogiada (Arg), ch, 1996. Bred by El Paraiso (Arg.). 1:01.66, course firm. nicking: A. P JEt w/RoYAL ACADEMY mares: 1 foal, 1 str, 1 Unraced. 1—StRonG IMPACt, 117, g, 8, (A. P Jet—Sherry Spinner, by Royal wnr (100%), 0 2yo wnrs (0%), 1 SW (100%), 0 GSW (0%) Academy), A++, $34,200, B—Donald Flanagan (N.Y.), O/T—David Ja- BED O' ROSES HANDICAP (GR. III) Broodmare sire: RoYAL ACADEMY, b, 1987-2012. Sire of 900 cobson, J—Paco Lopez Belmont Park, 6/21, $150,000a ($150,000), 4 and up, f and m, 7f, 2—Jewel of a Cat, 113, f, 4, (Wildcat Heir—Marbleous Routine, by dams of 3,806 foals, 2,644 rnrs (69%), 1,601 wnrs (42%), 427 2yo wnrs (11%), 1.16 AEI, 1.32 CI; 160 sw. 1:21.98, track fast. Pentelicus), A++, $12,000, O—J and J Stables and GSP Stable 1—Hot StonES, 115, f, 4, (Bustin Stones—Steamed Up, by Freud), 3—A P Elvis, 117, g, 7, (Dance With Ravens—Jamestown 2nd dam: Sheama, ch, 1992. Bred by White Fox Farm (Ky.). A+, $90,000, B—Jerry Bilinski and Roddy Valente (N.Y.), O—Roddy J. Romance, by Diligence), D, $6,000, O—Daniel E. Lunceford Raced 2 yrs in Eng, 9 sts, 1 win, $6,905. Dam of Alnasseh Valente, Charles Casale, and Darlene Bilinski, T—Bruce N. Levine, J— Margins—¾, neck, 1½. 7 starters. (c, Voleris; $35,741, 3rd King Abdulaziz Cup, KSA-I). Grand- Irad Ortiz Jr. Strong Impact, dkb/br g, 2006 dam of MotAWALI. 2—Merry Meadow, 118, f, 4, (Henny Hughes—Merryland Monroe, by Allen's Prospect), C, $30,000, O—William Parsons, Jr. and David S. Mr. Prospector, 70 DASHING BEAUTY STAKES Howe Fappiano, 77 Killaloe, 70 3—Calistoga, 117, f, 4, (Speightstown—Styler, by Holy Bull), B+, A. P JET, Delaware Park, 6/12, $50,000g ($58,000), 3 and up, f and m, 6f, $15,000, O—Donald R. Dizney b, 89 1:10.92, track sloppy. In Reality, 64 Margins—nose, 4, ¾. 10 starters. Taminette, 73 1—GALIAnA, 120, f, 4, (Stonesider—Baby Jess, by Interprete), B+, Tamerett, 62 $37,500, B—John T. Behrendt and Charles Marquis (N.Y.), O/T—Ro- Hot Stones, b f, 2010 dolfo Romero, J—Ricardo Chiappe Royal Academy, Nijinsky II, 67 Carson City, 87 2—She's ordained, 120, m, 5, (Ministers Wild Cat—Whole Lotta City Zip, 98 SHERRY 87 Crimson Saint, 69 Love, by Not For Love), A++, $10,000, O—Ronald Ulrich BUSTIN Baby Zip, 91 SPINNER(GB), 3—Ms. Cruisen', 120, m, 6, (Candy Ride—Carlson's Queen, by Miswaki, 78 STONES, ch, 98 Lord Carson), A++, $5,500, O—John A. Cantarella Prospectors Sheama, 92 ch, 04 Shesasurething, Gamble, 85 Perl, 73 Margins—2, neck, 2. 9 starters. 97 Galiana, ch f, 2010 Nona's Moment, 86 Storm Cat, 83 Giant's Cause- Storm Cat, 83 Freud, 98 way, 97 STEAMED UP, Mariah's Storm, 91 STONESIDER, Mariah's Storm, 91 dkb/br, 04 Tank's Prospect, 82 ch, 03 Gilded Time, 90 Midnight Tank, Added Gold, 95 90 Chores, 72 Added Elegance, 84 Farnesio, 74 Interprete, 88 BABY Inaccesible, 81 JESS(Arg), ch, 04 Octante, 83 La Elogiada, 96 Zadorra, 82 jessica denver/equi-photo Strong Impact

RACE AnD (StAkES) RECoRD Age Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned At 2 2 0 0 1 $4,235

At 3 8 2 0 1(1) $65,075 adam coglianese/nyra At 4 6 0 2 1 $24,010 Hot Stones At 5 8 1 3 2 $63,990 At 6 7 3 2 0 $148,175 RACE AnD (StAkES) RECoRD At 7 7 2(1) 0 2(2) $122,926 At 8 2 2(1) 0 0 $85,200 Age Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned At 3 6 3 2 1 $154,600

Lifetime 40 10(2) 7 7(3) $513,611 © hoofprints, inc. Galiana At 4 5 3(1) 1(1) 0 $209,007 Sire: A. P JEt, b, 1989-2010. Raced 6 yrs in Japan, 36 sts, 4 Lifetime 11 6(1) 3(1) 1 $363,607 wins, $1,411,402. Won Keisei Hai (Jpn-III); 3rd Asahi Hai Sansai S (Jpn-I), Keisei Hai Sansai S (Jpn-II), Lord Derby RACE AnD (StAkES) RECoRD Sire: BUStIn StonES, ch, 2004. Raced 2 yrs, 6 sts, 6 wins, Challenge Trophy (Jpn-III). $480,150. Won Carter H (gr. I), General George H (gr. II), New Lifetime: 10 crops, 451 foals, 369 rnrs (82%), 269 wnrs (60%), Age Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned York Stallion Times Square S (R), Promonroe S (R), Screen- 51 2yo wnrs (11%), 16 sw (4%), 1.14 AEI, 1.25 CI, 122 sale At 3 7 4(1) 0 0 $148,040 land S (R). yrlgs, avg $22,964, 0.5 TNA. At 4 4 3(1) 0 0 $69,250 Lifetime: 3 crops, 66 foals, 37 rnrs (56%), 31 wnrs (47%), 9 2yo In 2014: 1 sw. Lifetime 11 7(2) 0 0 $217,290 wnrs (14%), 1 sw (2%), 1.45 AEI, 1.54 CI, 10 sale yrlgs, avg $30,980, 0.6 TNA. Sire: Stonesider, ch, 2003. Raced 1 yr, 1 st, 1 win, $25,800. 1st dam: Sherry Spinner (GB), ch, 1998. Bred by Mitaab bin Abdul- In 2014: 1 sw, 22 2yos, 2 2yo rnrs. lah (Eng.). Raced 4 yrs in Ire and NA, 9 sts, 3 wins, $50,319. Lifetime: 4 crops, 164 foals, 79 rnrs (48%), 37 wnrs (23%), 6 Dam of 9 named foals, 4 rnrs, 3 wnrs, 1 sw. Sent to Arg 2006. 2yo wnrs (4%), 2 sw (1%), 1.14 AEI, 1.22 CI, 24 sale yrlgs, 1st dam: Steamed Up, dkb/br, 2004. Bred by Thomas-Lakin-Kintz ($60,000, 2003 keenov, Hennessy; $1,000, 2006 easdec). avg $13,401, 0.2 TNA. (N.Y.). Unraced. Dam of 4 named foals, 2 rnrs, 2 wnrs, 1 sw.

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BLACK YELLOWMAGENTACYAN NYTB7-38.pgs 06.30.2014 15:24 NewYorkTbredBreeders 2009: Hurricane Caroline, b f, by Hook and Ladder. Raced 2 2007: Barren. Lifetime: 13 crops, 185 foals, 139 rnrs (75%), 104 wnrs (56%), yrs, 14 sts, 1 win, $24,740. ($7,500 newoct wnlg). 2008: Belushi, b g, by Distorted Humor. Raced 2 yrs, 12 sts, 14 2yo wnrs (8%), 12 sw (6%), 1.49 AEI, 1.12 CI, 23 sale yrlgs, 2010: Hot StonES, b f, by Bustin Stones. ($58,000 saraug 2 wins, $57,620. ($225,000 ftkjul yrlg). avg $10,704, 0.2 TNA. yrlg). 2009: B f, by Bernardini. ($230,000 keesep yrlg). Died 2011. In 2014: 1 sw, 6 2yos. At 4: Won Bed o' Roses H (gr. III), 2nd Critical Eye S (R). 2010: Soul Safari, gr/ro f, by Unbridled's Song. Raced 2 yrs, 2011: Stonely Heart, b f, by Bustin Stones. Unraced. 5 sts, 0 wins, $1,368. 1st dam: Royal Mast, dkb/br, 2000-2013. Bred by S. Christian 2012: Two Stonesrbettor, b f, by Bustin Stones. Unraced. 2011: MARk MY WAY, b g, by Noonmark. Brown (N.Y.). Raced 1 yr, 3 sts, 1 win, $30,923. Dam of 5 named foals, 5 rnrs, 5 wnrs, 1 sw. ($8,500, 2001 easdec yrlg). Inbreeding: 5SX5D Blushing Groom; 4SX5SX4D Mr. Prospector. At 3: Won New York Stallion S (RT). 2006: Shipwreckstreasure, dkb/br g, by Service Stripe. nicking: BUStIn StonES w/FREUD mares: 5 foals, 2 strs, 1 wnr 2012: Hard to Stay Notgo, dkb/br f, by More Than Ready. Raced 6 yrs, 46 sts, 9 wins, $254,336. 2nd Miracle Wood (20%), 0 2yo wnrs (0%), 1 SW (20%), 1 GSW (20%) Unraced. 2013: Not bred. S; 3rd New Jersey Juvenile S (R). Broodmare sire: Freud, b, 1998. Sire of 29 dams of 67 foals, 2014: C, by Bernardini. 2007: Smooth Sailing, dkb/br g, by Rock Slide. Raced 5 yrs, 38 rnrs (57%), 19 wnrs (28%), 6 2yo wnrs (9%), 1.08 AEI, 28 sts, 2 wins, $53,425. 1.52 CI; 2 sw. Inbreeding: 5SX4D Mr. Prospector; 3SX2D Storm Cat. nicking: noonMARk w/StoRM CAt mares: 2 foals, 1 str, 1 wnr 2008: Stategic Command, dkb/br f, by Strategic Mission. 2nd dam: Midnight Tank, b, 1990. Bred by Hillcrest Farm and (50%), 1 2yo wnr (50%), 1 SW (50%), 0 GSW (0%) Raced 2 yrs, 11 sts, 2 wins, $55,490. Died 2012. Del Rayo Farms (Ky.). Raced 3 yrs, 22 sts, 2 wins, $40,410. 2009: Slipped. Dam of LIkE A RoSE (f, Hook and Ladder; $112,800, Won Broodmare sire: StoRM CAt, dkb/br, 1983-2013. Sire of 635 New York Stallion Park Avenue S, R), tank's Expectation dams of 3,438 foals, 2,620 rnrs (76%), 1,846 wnrs (54%), 2010: Waterway, dkb/br c, by Mingun. Raced 3 yrs, 11 sts, (g, Valid Expectations; $323,619, 2nd Best Turn S), Battle 512 2yo wnrs (15%), 1.67 AEI, 1.48 CI; 207 sw. 1 win, $61,183. 2011: oLD HARBoR, dkb/br f, by Raffie's Majesty. tank (g, Valid Wager; $216,047, 2nd Shecky Greene S; 3rd 2nd dam: SPUnoUtAContRoL, dkb/br, 1996. Bred by Indian Round Table S). Creek Farm (Ky.). Raced 2 yrs, 5 sts, 4 wins, $86,405. Won At 3: Won New York Stallion S (RT). Singing Beauty S (R). Dam of FED BIZ (c, Giant's Causeway; 2013: Dkb/br c, by Girolamo. NEW YORK STALLION STAKES (RT) $540,496, Won Pat O'Brien S, gr. II, San Fernando S, gr. II, El nicking: RAFFIE'S MAJEStY w/RoY mares: 1 foal, 1 str, 1 wnr Belmont Park, 6/22, $100,000g ($100,000), 3yo, N.Y.-bred, 7f, Cajon S; 2nd Thunder Road S, T; 3rd Frank E. Kilroe Mile S, (100%), 1 2yo wnr (100%), 1 SW (100%), 0 GSW (0%) 1:22.19, course firm. gr. IT, Indiana Derby, gr. II, Strub S, gr. II), SPUn SILk (f, A.P. Broodmare sire: Roy, b, 1983-2005. Sire of 514 dams of 2,400 1—MARk MY WAY, 118, g, (Noonmark—Whichwaydidshego, by Indy; $65,750, Won Ride Sally S, R; producer). Storm Cat), B, $60,000, B/O—Chester and Mary R. Broman (N.Y.), T— foals, 868 rnrs (36%), 574 wnrs (24%), 151 2yo wnrs (6%), Linda Rice, J—Cornelio H. Velasquez 1.38 AEI, 1.42 CI; 100 sw. 2—Free Mugatu, 118, c, (Utopia—Thunder Babe, by Appealing 2nd dam: WInDSWEPt WInGS, ch, 1989-2004. Bred by S.C. Skier), A++, $20,000, O—Ken Geren 3—Social Rebellion, 116, c, (Patriot Act—Joan's Rose, by Service Brown (N.Y.). Raced 3 yrs, 20 sts, 6 wins, $197,592. Won East Stripe), B, $10,000, O—Joseph Birnbaum View S (R), Susan B. Anthony H (R) twice, Virginia Stallion S Margins—½, 1½, head. 8 starters. (R), Niagara S (R); 2nd Lovely Claire S, Egret S. Mark My Way, b g, 2011 old Harbor, dkb/br f, 2011

Unbridled's Unbridled, 87 His Majesty, 68 Song, 93 Cormorant, 74 NOONMARK, Trolley Song, 83 RAFFIE'S Song Sparrow, 67 dkb/br, 03 MAJESTY, Storm Cat, 83 dkb/br, 95 Surumu, 74 In the Storm, 98 Raffnierte, 88 Ingoldsby, 85 Raffnesse, 82 Storm Bird, 78 adam/coglianese/nyra photos Fappiano, 77 WHICH- Storm Cat, 83 Terlingua, 76 Mark My Way Roy, 83 WAYDID- Adlibber, 77 SHEGO, ROYAL MAST, Wild Again, 80 dkb/br, 00 dkb/br, 03 Spunoutacon- NEW YORK STALLION STAKES (RT) Pas Seul, 76 trol, 96 Windswept Yarn, 87 Wings, 89 Belmont Park, 6/22, $100,000g ($100,000), 3yo, f, N.Y.-bred, 7f, Spanish Omelet, 78 RACE AnD (StAkES) RECoRD 1:20.97, course firm. 1—oLD HARBoR, 116, (Raffie's Majesty—Royal Mast, by Roy), Age Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned A++, $60,000, B/O—Joseph G. Birnbaum (N.Y.), T—Russell J. Cash, At 2 2 1 0 1 $46,000 J—Angel S. Arroyo At 3 3 1(1) 0 1 $67,910 2—Funky Munky Fever, 116, (Roaring Fever—Nonrecourse, by Lifetime 5 2(1) 0 2 $113,910 Fortunate Prospect), D, $20,000, O—Funky Munky Stable Sire: noonMARk, dkb/br, 2003. Raced 4 yrs, 19 sts, 4 wins, 3—Lady kreesa, 116, (Stonesider—Storm's Advance, by Storm $354,090. Won Mr. Prospector H (gr. III); 2nd Churchill Downs Creek), A, $10,000, O—Gerald and Susan Kresa ½ ½ ½ S (gr. II), Swale S (gr. II), Aristides S (gr. III); 3rd Woody Stephens Margins—4 , , . 12 starters. Breeders' Cup S (gr. II), Duncan F. Kenner S, Iowa Sprint H. RACE AnD (StAkES) RECoRD Lifetime: 2 crops, 70 foals, 29 rnrs (41%), 9 wnrs (13%), 4 2yo wnrs (6%), 2 sw (3%), 1.15 AEI, 1.29 CI, 23 sale yrlgs, avg Age Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned $17,687, 0.3 TNA. At 2 2 1 1 0 $50,000 In 2014: 2 sw, 28 2yos. At 3 4 1(1) 0 1 $68,238 1st dam: Whichwaydidshego, dkb/br, 2003. Bred by Jayeff B Lifetime 6 2(1) 1 1 $118,238 Stables (Ky.). Raced 1 yr, 4 sts, 1 win, $32,420. Dam of 4 Sire: Raffie's Majesty, dkb/br, 1995. Raced 1 yr, 8 sts, 2 wins, named foals, 3 rnrs, 2 wnrs, 1 sw. ($425,000, 2009 keenov, $249,000. 2nd Flamingo S (gr. III); 3rd Travers S (gr. I), Jim Old Harbor Unbridled's Song). Dandy S (gr. II). Andromeda’s Hero—Gebb’s Princess: Destinys Mystery (32-9), f, 4 yo, Finger Lakes, MCL, NEW YORK-BRED 6/23, 1mi 70yd, 1:48.79, $6,420. Andromeda’s Hero—Tequila Lana: Frantastic (32-9), f, 3 yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 6/24, 1mi, 1:41.94, $11,280. WINNERS Andromeda’s Hero—Fiona’s Victory: Fiona’s Hero (32-9), g, 4 yo, Monmouth Park, STR, 6/27, JUNE 2, 2014 – JUNE 29, 2014 1mi, 1:38.97, $14,250. Any Given Saturday—Victorious Laurie: Loomin’ Lori Lou (114-61), f, 4 yo, Belmont Park, MCL, Aﬂeet Alex—Lenape Legend: Pete’s Fleet (145-62), Anasheed—Blue Blitzen: Blitzana (13-8), f, 4 yo, 6/12, 6f, 1:11.52, $24,600. c, 3 yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 6/2, 6f, 1:11.38, Mountaineer Casino Racetrack & Resort, MCL, Any Given Saturday—Truly Charming: Saturday Appeal (114-61), g, 4 yo, Belmont Park, ALW, $12,000. 6/21, 5f, 1:1.35, $4,941. 6/13, 1mi, 1:37.36, $44,640. Aﬂeet Alex—She’s a Dragon (IRE): Electric Dragon Andromeda’s Hero—Essence of Cute: Essence of a A. P Jet—Sherry Spinner (GB): Strong Impact (145-62), f, 3 yo, Finger Lakes, MSW, 6/5, 6f, Hero (32-9), g, 3 yo, Finger Lakes, MCL, 6/3, 6f, (4-2), g, 8 yo, Monmouth Park, STK, John 1:14.77, $14,400. 1:14.27, $6,120. McSorley S., 6/8, about 5 1/2f, 1:1.66, $34,200.

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BLACK YELLOWMAGENTACYAN NYTB7-39.pgs 06.30.2014 15:24 NewYorkTbredBreeders NEW YORK-BRED WINNERS First Defence—Beebe Lake: Lavender Road (43-23), Include—Yellowstone Lady: Il Vagabondo (78-34), Artie Schiller—Dearest Gulch: Artie R R (103-37), f, 3 yo, Belmont Park, MCL, 6/26, 1 1/16mi (T), g, 6 yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 6/10, 6f, 1:11.21, m, 5 yo, Belterra Park, ALW, 6/5, 1mi, 1:38.97, 1:43.80, $24,600. $12,180. $8,680. Forest Danger—Port A: Devious Maddy (48-24), Johannesburg—Half Time Crown: Prometheus Artie Schiller—Isabel Away: Macagone (103-37), c, f, 4 yo, Belmont Park, MSW, 6/13, 1 1/16mi, Crown (83-42), g, 4 yo, Finger Lakes, MCL, 3 yo, Belmont Park, MSW, 6/25, 1 1/8mi (T), 1:46.33, $36,000. 6/24, 6f, 1:13.06, $10,260. 1:48.58, $36,000. Freud—Time Place: Aspree (115-38), f, 3 yo, Finger King Cugat—Ms. Sadira: King Dix C (12-4), g, 4 yo, Artie Schiller—Thunderously: Storm (103-37), g, 3 Lakes, MSW, 6/13, 1mi, 1:42.15, $15,000. Belmont Park, MCL, 6/4, 1 1/16mi (T), 1:42.76, yo, Belmont Park, AOC, 6/28, 1mi (T), 1:33.65, Freud—Maiden Fair: Get Gorgeous (115-38), m, 8 $24,600. $39,000. yo, Belmont Park, AOC, 6/25, 1 1/16mi, 1:44.28, King Cugat—Gregorian Jest: Royal Jest (12-4), f, Badge—Halo New York: Conman (4-2), c, 4 yo, Parx $39,000. 4 yo, Belmont Park, MSW, 6/21, 6f (T), 1:9.39, Racing, MCL, 6/9, 1mi 70yd, 1:50.25, $8,400. Freud—Episodic: Head Spin (115-38), f, 4 yo, $36,000. Belong to Me—Silverbobbin: My Mojo (60-22), c, 3 Finger Lakes, MCL, 6/26, 5 1/2f, 1:7.22, $6,120. Lion Hearted—Tickles: Comity (64-22), m, 5 yo, yo, Finger Lakes, MCL, 6/6, 5f, 1:1.28, $5,400. Freud—Aqualung: Sneaky Freud (115-38), g, 4 Finger Lakes, ALW, 6/5, 6f, 1:13.34, $12,000. Bluegrass Cat—To Marquet: Bluegrass Flash yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 6/26, 5 1/2f, 1:5.93, Mass Media—Miss Woodruff: Petey Cramer (164-64), g, 3 yo, Belmont Park, MSW, 6/5, $11,100. (43-21), g, 6 yo, Monmouth Park, AOC, 6/29, 1mi, 1:39.69, $36,000. Friendly Island—New Britski: Sixwinesfriendly about 5 1/2f, 1:2.62, $25,080. Bowman’s Band—Ismelda: Regina’s Wish (31-16), (13-4), f, 4 yo, Finger Lakes, MCL, 6/10, 5f, Mineshaft—Fast n’ Sassy: Classy and Sassy m, 7 yo, Presque Isle Downs, STR, 6/2, 1mi, 1:1.45, $5,400. (94-38), f, 3 yo, Emerald Downs, MOC, 6/28, 6 1:39.95, $12,000. Friends Lake—Sweet Juliet: Circular Street (65-24), 1/2f, 1:16.02, $9,818. Bowman’s Band—Liese: Ground Force (31-16), m, 5 yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 6/28, 5 1/2f, 1:5.84, Mr. Greeley—Cellars Shiraz: Malbec (90-32), g, g, 6 yo, Belmont Park, AOC, 6/5, 6f, 1:10.02, 4 yo, Woodbine, MSW, 6/14, 6f (T), 1:11.24, $12,720. $33,540. $39,000. Frost Giant—Lil Linzer: Gee Linz (36-13), f, 4 yo, Bustin Stones—Doyourthing: Bustin Out Allover Assiniboia Downs, WCL, 6/4, 5 1/2f, 1:6.00, Montbrook—Front Cover: Lexi On the Cover (26-13), f, 4 yo, Finger Lakes, MCL, 6/20, 5 1/2f, (57-20), f, 3 yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 6/17, 6f, $6,000. 1:13.87, $10,680. 1:7.65, $5,400. Frost Giant—My Jodi Lynn: Giant Jo (36-13), g, 3 Bustin Stones—Steamed Up: Hot Stones (26-13), f, Newfoundland—Obsession for Gold: Rakin’ Gold yo, Belmont Park, MCL, 6/4, about 1 1/16mi, (19-9), m, 5 yo, Belmont Park, AOC, 6/25, 6f 4 yo, Belmont Park, STK, Bed o’ Roses H. (gr. III 1:43.56, $24,600. ), 6/21, 7f, 1:21.98, $90,000. (T), 1:9.13, $39,000. Frost Giant—Ginger N Sugar: Sharon Spagetti Noble Causeway—Besige: Noble Cornerstone Chief Seattle—Country Strider: Dark Desire (22-6), (36-13), f, 4 yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 6/5, 6f, m, 6 yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 6/9, 5 1/2f, 1:5.43, (68-26), g, 3 yo, Belmont Park, ALW, 6/19, 1mi, 1:13.90, $11,100. 1:37.40, $37,200. $11,520. Frost Giant—Sarahisittrue: Bambisfrostyracer City Zip—Receivership: Palace (196-92), h, 5 yo, Noonmark—Whichwaydidshego: Mark My Way (36-13), c, 3 yo, Belmont Park, MCL, 6/15, 1mi, (28-8), g, 3 yo, Belmont Park, STK, New York Belmont Park, STK, True North S. (gr. II ), 6/6, 1:37.43, $24,600. 6f, 1:8.29, $137,500. Stallion S., 6/22, 7f (T), 1:22.19, $60,000. Frost Giant—Lucky Sucre: Stalagmite (36-13), g, Officer—Shesastonecoldfox: Fox Rox (117-60), City Zip—Astorbilt: Siracha (196-92), m, 5 yo, 3 yo, Belmont Park, MCL, 6/20, 6f, 1:10.09, c, 3 yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 6/12, 6f, 1:11.81, Finger Lakes, ALW, 6/9, 6f, 1:13.06, $12,180. $24,600. $10,680. City Zip—What a Price: Quick Money (196-92), g, Fusaichi Pegasus—Songandapsalm: Fusaichi’s Officer—Purple Hills: Compliance Officer (117-60), 7 yo, Belmont Park, AOC, 6/12, 6 1/2f, 1:16.40, Song (139-51), g, 3 yo, Finger Lakes, MSW, g, 8 yo, Belmont Park, ALW, 6/14, 7f (T), $48,000. 6/12, 1mi 70yd, 1:46.93, $15,000. 1:23.45, $45,000. City Zip—Honor Lass: Alabaster City (196-92), g, Golden Missile—La Mure: Mtsthelensspirit (47-17), Offlee Wild—Cajun Kitty: Offlee Catty (105-43), f, 3 yo, Belmont Park, MSW, 6/14, 6f, 1:10.16, c, 4 yo, Penn National, MCL, 6/12, 6f, 1:14.17, 3 yo, Finger Lakes, MSW, 6/16, 5 1/2f, 1:7.08, $36,000. $6,300. $14,400. City Zip—D J’s Girl: Ziptronic (196-92), g, 8 Golden Missile—Nikki Jean: Missile Nick (47-17), Offlee Wild—Quiet Honor: Not a Word (105-43), f, 3 yo, Belmont Park, AOC, 6/26, 6f (T), 1:8.04, g, 5 yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 6/27, 6f, 1:12.31, yo, Parx Racing, MCL, 6/22, 5f, 59.62, $11,400. $39,000. $10,680. Patriot Act—Party Circuit: Princess Spanky City Zip—Street Sharp: Keen Katana (196-92), f, 3 Grand Slam—Silvereniecharm: Gran the Man (24-13), f, 4 yo, Hollywood Casino At Charles yo, Belmont Park, MSW, 6/27, 1mi (T), 1:35.11, (144-49), g, 3 yo, Belmont Park, MSW, 6/29, 6f, Town Races, MCL, 6/5, 4 1/2f, 54.69, $6,600. $36,000. 1:11.78, $36,000. Performing Magic—Jazzy Discovery: Jazz Consolidator—Picnic Theme: Starship Liberty Greeley’s Galaxy—Maggie’s Pearle: Pearls for Girls Performer (7-3), m, 7 yo, Belterra Park, MCL, (66-29), g, 4 yo, Finger Lakes, MCL, 6/27, 1mi (31-8), f, 4 yo, Belmont Park, ALW, 6/6, 6 1/2f, 6/15, 1mi 70yd, 1:47.48, $4,200. 70yd, 1:48.10, $5,400. 1:17.53, $37,200. Phone Trick—Dancing Blues: Phone Jazz (1-1), m, Defer—A Smart Punch: Smart Thinking (14-6), g, 4 Greeley’s Galaxy—Cheval de Joi: Becker’s Galaxy 8 yo, Hollywood Casino At Charles Town Races, yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 6/28, 1mi 40yd, 1:43.55, (31-8), g, 4 yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 6/13, 1mi ALW, 6/21, 6 1/2f, 1:20.76, $16,800. $12,600. 70yd, 1:45.33, $12,600. Posse—Firm Halo: Old Army (115-49), g, 3 yo, Disco Rico—Touchmeifyoucan: Urchie Guy Greeley’s Galaxy—Town Charmer: Barnards Galaxy Monmouth Park, MCL, 6/6, 6f, 1:12.55, $7,980. (43-22), g, 5 yo, Finger Lakes, MSW, 6/3, 6f, (31-8), g, 5 yo, Belmont Park, ALW, 6/25, 1 Posse—Berkshire Princess: Horatio (115-49), g, 4 1:13.67, $14,400. 1/4mi (T), 2:2.64, $37,200. yo, Belmont Park, ALW, 6/27, 6 1/2f, 1:15.63, Disco Rico—Momma’s Image: Image of Noon Hard Spun—Argentina: Stormy Peron (114-51), $37,200. (43-22), f, 4 yo, Belmont Park, ALW, 6/15, 6f f, 4 yo, Finger Lakes, MSW, 6/27, 6f, 1:14.21, Quiet American—Thin Disguise: American Creed (T), 1:9.47, $37,200. $12,000. (86-39), c, 3 yo, Belmont Park, STR, 6/4, 6f, Disco Rico—Love That Glitter: Last Run (43-22), Harlan’s Holiday—Shoreline: Doctor Dempsey 1:10.89, $30,000. g, 4 yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 6/19, 1mi 70yd, (185-73), c, 4 yo, Belmont Park, ALW, 6/5, 6f, Raffie’s Majesty—Crafty Jenny: Rivetto (24-9), g, 1:44.79, $11,280. 1:10.42, $37,200. 3 yo, Finger Lakes, MSW, 6/14, 5 1/2f, 1:8.24, Discreet Cat—Light Wave: Half Wildcat (105-47), Harlan’s Holiday—Bo’s Dream Catcher: Four Direc- $14,400. g, 4 yo, Belmont Park, ALW, 6/14, 1mi (T), tions (185-73), g, 3 yo, Belmont Park, MSW, Raffie’s Majesty—Royal Mast: old Harbor (24-9), f, 1:37.63, $37,200. 3 yo, Belmont Park, STK, New York Stallion S., 6/22, 1mi, 1:36.85, $36,000. 6/22, 7f (T), 1:20.97, $60,000. Ecton Park—Easter Buddy: Clean Jean (31-17), m, Henny Hughes—Sweet Slam: The Lost Tigress 6 yo, Finger Lakes, SHP, 6/7, 1 1/16mi, 1:47.44, (118-56), f, 3 yo, Belmont Park, MSW, 6/11, 6f, Read the Footnotes—Try N Sue: Legally Bay $15,000. 1:12.84, $36,000. (64-24), f, 4 yo, Belmont Park, MCL, 6/5, 1 Eddington—Spanish Guitar: Big Business (85-39), 1/16mi, 1:46.21, $24,600. Here’s Zealous—Spruce Goose: Here’s Zealicious Read the Footnotes—Leslie’s Valentine: Message of g, 6 yo, Belmont Park, AOC, 6/28, 1mi, 1:34.25, (40-12), m, 6 yo, Parx Racing, AOC, 6/2, 6 1/2f, Love (64-24), f, 4 yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 6/6, $51,000. 1:16.20, $27,600. 1mi 70yd, 1:48.70, $11,280. E Dubai—Miss Ginalie: Dubai Or Not Dubai Here’s Zealous—Winters Bell: Mighty Zealous Read the Footnotes—Dynazone: Read the Headlines (118-55), g, 4 yo, Finger Lakes, MCL, 6/10, 5 (40-12), g, 3 yo, Belmont Park, MSW, 6/8, 6f, (64-24), f, 3 yo, Parx Racing, MCL, 6/21, 1mi 1/2f, 1:8.51, $10,260. 1:11.08, $36,000. 70yd, 1:47.61, $8,400. E Dubai—Crafty Move: Chow Fun (118-55), f, 4 Holy Bull—Acquired Taste: Thingamajigger Roaring Fever—Nonrecourse: Funky Munky Fever yo, Belmont Park, ALW, 6/21, 1mi (T), 1:35.75, (104-35), c, 4 yo, Lone Star Park, ALW, 6/8, 5f (37-17), f, 3 yo, Belmont Park, MCL, 6/5, 1 $37,200. (T), 57.92, $12,420. 1/16mi, 1:48.37, $24,600. Eltish—Cimply Savio: Nicole’s Miss El (23-7), m, 6 Hook and Ladder—Tranquility Jane: You Jane Roaring Fever—Show Ready: Shot to Win (37-17), yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 6/14, 1mi 70yd, 1:47.13, (63-22), f, 4 yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 6/2, 5 1/2f, g, 4 yo, Belmont Park, ALW, 6/12, 6f, 1:11.17, $15,120. 1:5.54, $10,680. $37,200. Eltish—Breakers West: Ella’s Gone West (23-7), m, Hook and Ladder—Ruby’s Rocket: Dancer’s Rocket Roaring Fever—Freedom of Port: Lesson in Deceit 5 yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 6/23, 5 1/2f, 1:5.67, (63-22), g, 5 yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 6/2, 6f, (37-17), g, 8 yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 6/21, 1mi, $12,000. 1:11.78, $11,100. 1:40.68, $12,780. Elusive Charlie—High Ratings: Uncle Hugo (8-1), c, Hook and Ladder—Stellar Maiden: Lenders Way Rockport Harbor—Buddy’s Bird: Capella Dancer 3 yo, Suffolk Downs, MSW, 6/9, 5 1/2f, 1:6.94, (63-22), m, 5 yo, Delaware Park, SOC, 6/11, 5 (145-57), m, 5 yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 6/7, 6f, $10,800. 1/2f, 1:4.56, $12,000. 1:12.62, $14,520. First Defence—Accomplished: Accomplish First Hook and Ladder—Sad Refrain: Chasintheblues Saarland—Pyramid Scheme: Beautiful Risk (11-7), (43-23), f, 4 yo, Belmont Park, ALW, 6/4, 1mi, (63-22), g, 4 yo, Belmont Park, MSW, 6/12, 1mi m, 6 yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 6/9, 1mi 70yd, 1:37.81, $37,200. (T), 1:36.80, $36,000. 1:45.99, $12,780.

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BLACK YELLOWMAGENTACYAN NYTB7-40.pgs 06.30.2014 15:24 NewYorkTbredBreeders Saarland—Pyramid Scheme: Beautiful Risk (11-7), Stonesider—Royal Prairie: Prairie Stone (48-15), Utopia (JPN)—Smokey Blue: Zaﬁro Azul (99-30), f, m, 6 yo, Finger Lakes, STR, 6/21, 1mi, 1:41.52, f, 3 yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 6/13, 1mi 70yd, 3 yo, Belmont Park, MCL, 6/29, 1 1/16mi (T), $10,200. 1:46.05, $11,700. 1:43.71, $24,600. Salt Lake—Laura’s Bet: Queen of the Lake (34-15), Stonesider—Classic Expression: Bodey the Beast Victory Gallop—Bangles and Beads: Victoria Victo- m, 8 yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 6/27, 5 1/2f, 1:5.82, (48-15), g, 4 yo, Fair Meadows, MCL, 6/19, 4f, ria (36-18), m, 6 yo, Finger Lakes, MCL, 6/12, 5 $12,180. 46.60, $2,484. 1/2f, 1:8.95, $6,120. Say Florida Sandy—Watrals Twelvbelow: Say Mr. Stonesider—Margin for Error: Sinistra (48-15), g, 4 War Chant—Iron Goddess: Annie Walker (62-21), Sandman (19-3), g, 6 yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, yo, Belmont Park, AOC, 6/21, 1 1/16mi, 1:42.39, f, 3 yo, Belmont Park, MCL, 6/19, 1mi, 1:38.46, 6/16, 6f, 1:10.74, $12,720. $39,000. $24,600. Scat Daddy—Gold Court: The Lady Says Yes Stormy Atlantic—Serenity’s Smile: Atlantic’s Smile Western Expression—Galaxy Spirit: Outer Orbit (101-44), f, 4 yo, Belmont Park, ALW, 6/12, 1 (142-51), f, 4 yo, Belmont Park, AOC, 6/14, 6f, (22-5), f, 4 yo, Belmont Park, MCL, 6/12, 1 1/16mi (T), 1:43.35, $37,200. 1:10.83, $39,000. 1/16mi (T), 1:45.43, $24,600. Singing Saint—Blue Ginger: Shipwrecked (6-3), g, Sunday Break (JPN)—Lotsa Personality: Ameri- Wild Desert—Jo’s Sunshine: Desert Valentine 3 yo, Finger Lakes, MSW, 6/26, 1mi, 1:41.39, can Trilogy (23-7), m, 5 yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, (33-9), f, 3 yo, Belmont Park, MCL, 6/28, 6 1/2f, $12,600. 6/14, 6f, 1:13.14, $12,720. 1:17.84, $17,400. Smart Alert—Unleash the Cat: Flash Bullett (3-1), Sun King—Splashing Fancy: Sun Splashed (86-22), Wiseman’s Ferry—Donnas Destiny: Wiseman’s Fate g, 3 yo, Suffolk Downs, MSW, 6/23, about 1mi c, 4 yo, Finger Lakes, MCL, 6/26, 1mi 40yd, (49-19), m, 5 yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 6/3, 1mi, 70yd, 1:46.50, $10,800. 1:43.88, $6,420. 1:43.51, $12,600. Smoke Glacken—Mississippi Charm: Smokem’s Sunriver—Wild Humor: War of Ages (33-16), f, 4 Yankee Gentleman—Ava Anne: Subtle (75-27), m, Charm (75-28), g, 5 yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, yo, Mountaineer Casino Racetrack & Resort, 6 yo, Monmouth Park, AOC, 6/15, about 5 1/2f, 6/23, 6f, 1:11.00, $11,520. AOC, 6/11, 1mi, 1:41.38, $13,320. 1:3.27, $22,800. Sunriver—My Own Story: Sunbio (33-16), g, 4 Songandaprayer—Overdue Number: Visionan- yo, Belmont Park, MSW, 6/20, 6f (T), 1:9.45, daprayer (165-70), g, 5 yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, $36,000. NEW YORK-BRED 6/7, 5 1/2f, 1:5.46, $11,520. Sunriver—Deputy Royal: Sun Worshipper (33-16), Star Dabbler—Lady Rapper: Baime (25-10), g, g, 4 yo, Belmont Park, ALW, 6/22, 6f (T), 1:8.31, Juvenile WinneRS 4 yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 6/17, 5 1/2f, 1:4.31, $37,200. JUNE 2, 2014 – JUNE 29, 2014 $12,000. Sunriver—His Beauty: Sparkling Waters (33-16), Stephen Got Even—Hot Dancer: Tahoe Tigress g, 5 yo, Finger Lakes, MSW, 6/26, 6f, 1:13.94, (125-58), m, 5 yo, Belmont Park, AOC, 6/19, 1 $14,400. 1/16mi, 1:43.94, $48,000. Sunriver—Shawnee Legend: It Matters (33-16), g, Aﬂeet Express—Wahoo Cat: Jiggin Witit (4-1), f, 2 Stonesider—Baby Jess (ARG): Galiana (48-15), f, 4 yo, Belmont Park, MCL, 6/27, 1 1/16mi (T), 4 yo, Delaware Park, SOC, 6/5, 5 1/2f, 1:4.95, yo, Presque Isle Downs, MSW, 6/7, 5f, 59.57, 1:43.06, $24,600. $21,000. $18,750. Unbridled Energy—Double Doubleville: Double the Stonesider—Storm’s Advance: Lady Kreesa Energy (74-20), m, 5 yo, Belmont Park, ALW, Fusaichi Pegasus—Parlez: International Star (48-15), f, 3 yo, Belmont Park, MSW, 6/6, about 6/15, 7f (T), 1:22.74, $45,000. (139-51), c, 2 yo, Belmont Park, MSW, 6/21, 6f 1 1/16mi, 1:45.26, $36,000. Utopia (JPN)—Kristy K: Ty Guy (99-30), g, 3 yo, (T), 1:9.06, $45,000. Stonesider—Baby Jess (ARG): Galiana (48-15), f, Fairmount Park, MCL, 6/6, 6f, 1:12.60, $3,000. Grand Reward—Quick Question: Quick Reward 4 yo, Delaware Park, STK, Dashing Beauty S., Utopia (JPN)—Top Ruhl: Ruhl Paul (99-30), g, 4 (58-25), f, 2 yo, Gulfstream Park, MCL, 6/13, 5f, 6/12, 6f, 1:10.92, $37,500. yo, Finger Lakes, MCL, 6/12, 1mi 70yd, 1:48.77, Stonesider—Swept the Series: Sweeping West $6,420. 59.01, $15,300. (48-15), g, 3 yo, Hollywood Casino At Charles Utopia (JPN)—Winlocs Lesliejake: Winnitude Harlan’s Holiday—Indian Rush: Harlan’s Honor Town Races, MSW, 6/13, 6 1/2f, 1:20.93, (99-30), c, 3 yo, Belmont Park, MCL, 6/25, 1 (185-73), f, 2 yo, Monmouth Park, MSW, 6/27, $15,600. 1/16mi (T), 1:43.41, $24,600. 5f, 59.74, $22,800.

Just one day of racing By winning the Grade III at Belmont Park Bed o’ Roses H., HOT STONES yielded $112,287 earned a $27,000 in breeder, owner breeder award, and stallion awards an $18,000 owner award for NY-breds. and a $9,000 stallion award. NY-sired NY-bred HOT STONES

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