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10 Strong Market Continues Through Keeneland Book 3

14 Anderson Farm Has September Success With Ontario Breds

16 Ryan Reminded of Palace Malice in Keeneland Purchase

19 Oliver St. Lawrence Looks for Future Dubai Runner

20 Stardoza Becomes Data Link’s First Black-type Winner

21 Capla Temptress Earns Breeders’ Cup Berth in Natalma

22 Untamed Domain Grinds Out Summer Stakes Victory

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24 First Winners for Duke of Mischief, Despite the Odds

25 Violence Leads Freshmen by Average at Keeneland Sale

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elen "Penny" Chenery, owner Hof 1973 Triple Crown winner and a well-loved figure in her own right as a champion of Thor- oughbreds and women in business and sports, died Sept. 16, in her Col- orado home following complications from a stroke. She was 95. Chenery's children announced her death through Leonard Lusky, her longtime friend and business partner.

Following Secretariat's retirement TASICH GARY from racing, Chenery became an Penny Chenery signs a photo of during the 2012 Vox Populi Awards at Santa Anita ambassador for racing and remained so, even after created the Secretariat Vox Populi advancement as well as efforts to ban the champion's death in 1989. She Award, annually honoring racing's the use of performance-enhancing served as the first female president most popular horse, as well as the drugs in racing. of the Thoroughbred Owners and Secretariat Foundation, which assists Secretariat's Triple Crown Breeders Association and president and supports various charities within campaign and Chenery's meteoric of the Grayson-Jockey Club Research the racing community. Chenery rise in the sport were featured Foundation. received the 2006 in the 2010 Disney Studios film She became one of the first of Merit for lifetime contributions Secretariat, in which she was women admitted to The Jockey Club, to the Thoroughbred industry, portrayed by . helped found the Thoroughbred and in recent years, she advocated Chenery is survived by four Retirement Foundation, and for laminitis research and care children: Sarah Manning, Chris Tweedy, Kate Tweedy, and John Tweedy; and by seven grandchildren: Elena Grath, Alice McGrath, Chris Manning, Amanda Tweedy, Paige Tweedy, and Marcus Tweedy; and one stepson Jon Ringquist. "We are deeply proud of our mother, her accomplishments, and her courage." said daughter Kate Tweedy. "As we mourn her loss, the example of her strength, her intelligence, and her enduring spirit continue to inspire us." While the family requests that its privacy be respected for an initial week of mourning, Lusky says BLOODHORSE LIBRARY Penny Chenery with Secretariat in 1973 (continued on page 6)

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Pennsylvania Horse Breeders Association • www.pabred.com 701 East Baltimore Pike, Suite E, Kennett Square, PA 19348 • 610.444.1050 PENNY CHENERY, FIRST LADY became her young family's passion. But it was only a OF RACING, DIES AT 95 matter of time before her thwarted energy and ambition would split the confines of motherhood and volunteering. (continued from page 4) That chance to break free came in the form of a phone that plans for a future public memorial service will be call on a November afternoon. Chenery's father Chris had announced soon. been building a Thoroughbred racing stable since the "We have always been overwhelmed and amazed by 1940s based on carefully-selected broodmares. He had the love and support Mom received from her many fans," come close, twice, to achieving his life's dream of winning John Tweedy said. "We look forward to a time soon when the . But by 1967 his health and mind we can celebrate her life in a way that honors that legacy." were starting to fail. That fall his wife Helen died, and In lieu of flowers, the Secretariat Foundation is when Chenery received the call to return home for her offering special Penny Chenery Memorial fundraising mother's funeral, she realized her father needed help. projects on behalf of selected equine-related charities. For She took over management of the racing stable, with details, visit Secretariat.com. the help of her siblings, Margaret Carmichael and Hollis Chenery was born on Jan. 27, 1922, in New Rochelle, Chenery, and her father's business secretary, Elizabeth N.Y., to Christopher and Helen Chenery. Chris Chenery Ham. was a utilities tycoon, whose first love was his The operation was losing money and nobody took her small but esteemed racing stable in his native Virginia. As seriously. She poured herself into the work, commuting a girl, Chenery inherited her father's passion for horses and every month from to Virginia, but after two rode constantly, both at home and at the Virginia horse more years in the red, selling the stable seemed almost farm, The Meadow. "I had the horse bug," she recalled. "I inevitable. wasn't 'National Velvet.' Horses were just my friends." In 1971 her colt swept the juvenile stakes Chenery attended the Madeira School and graduated and was named champion 2-year-old colt. In 1972, 'Riva' from Smith College in 1943. Eager to aid the war effort, she won the Kentucky Derby, fulfilling Chris Chenery's dream joined a naval architecture firm that designed Normandy in the last year of his life. landing craft, then served as a nurse's aide in a stateside That same year, Secretariat burst onto the scene, so hospital. In 1946, Chenery went to France and Germany dominating the 2-year-old races that he won Horse of with the American Red Cross, working with demobilizing the Year honors. Secretariat's 1973 Triple Crown season GIs—one of her most formative experiences. "You had unfolded with record-setting performances that still to be 23 to go," she recalled. "They thought younger girls stand, culminating in one of the most celebrated athletic weren't mature enough. And they were right!" performances of all time, a 31-length victory in the Coming home, Chenery entered Columbia Business (G1). School, one of only 20 women in her class. Only six Thrust into national prominence as the owner of Riva months shy of graduation she was engaged to Columbia Ridge and Secretariat, Mrs. Tweedy—as she was known at Law graduate John Bayard "Jack" Tweedy. Penny's the time—charmed the nation as an engaging and quick- father, who had initially encouraged her to go to business witted owner, who represented her equine champions school, now told her to quit and concentrate on her with poise, dignity, and keen business sense. wedding. With deep ambivalence, she complied. She quickly grasped her role as the voice of the silent The Tweedys settled in in 1950. They had equine hero. As she put it, "The horse can't talk—but I four children: Sarah (1950), Kate (1952), Chris (1955), can." and John (1960). She threw herself into every social, Kevin Flanery, president of Churchill Downs said in charitable, civic, educational and political pursuit to a statement, "Churchill Downs and the Kentucky Derby which a respectable housewife was allowed, from the family join all in Thoroughbred racing in mourning the Junior League to Planned Parenthood. She and Jack passing of Penny Chenery. Fans embraced her as the helped found and raise the initial capital for the Vail ski owner of Secretariat, her legendary Kentucky Derby and resort in the early 1960s, where Jack was the first board Triple Crown winner and American sports icon, along chairman and general counsel, and Penny's father was with her ongoing role as the protector of his legacy and a major investor. They built a house in Vail, and skiing (continued on page 8)

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STRONG MARKET CONTINUES THROUGH KEENELAND BOOK 3 By BloodHorse Staff

he market con- Ttinued to show strength during the Sept. 17 Book 3 session of the Keeneland Sep- tember yearling sale, headlined by the sale of a half brother to Sarato- ga Special Stakes Pre- sented by Coors Light (G2) winner Copper Bullet for $625,000 to Steven W. Young, agent. Sunday's session- topper, consigned by James M. Herbener Jr., as agent, is from the first crop of Verrazano. Out of the winning Unbridled's Song mare Allegory, the ridgling is from the family of Rood & Riddle Dowager winner

Louve Royale and EBERHARDT ANNE M. Hip 1921, a ridgling by Verrazano tops the sixth session of the Keeneland September sale European highweights Loup Sauvage and Loup Solitaire. "I saw quite a few Verrazanos that were good graded stakes winner at Saratoga, but he's out of an looking horses," said Young, who purchased Hip Unbridled's Song mare. He is very, very correct and I 1921 on behalf of an undisclosed client. "Verrazano think when you deal with Unbridled's Song—whether himself could train with basically any horse around. it's as a sire or a broodmare sire—they need to look He was an unbelievable horse in many ways and I how this horse looked. He's got no ceiling on what think he'll be a very good sire. he might do pedigree wise. He was a Book 1 horse in "This horse is not only a (sibling) to a 2-year-old Book 3." (continued on page 12)

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The ridgling was consigned by James Herbener Jr. as agent for breeder Dell Ridge Farm. "This is a lovely colt. Had a great walk about him," Herbener Jr. said. "The amazing thing was for how many times we showed him—about 87 times Hip Sex, Sire—Dam Sale Price yesterday and I don't know how many times today— 1921 c, Verrazano—Allegory $625,000 he still just had that great walk about him." Buyer: Steven W. Young, agent Consignor: James M. Herbener Jr. Dell Ridge's Des Ryan said he wasn't expecting 1846 c, Will Take Charge—Smart Believer $500,000 the ridgling to sell for that much. Buyer: International Equities Holding "We knew he was a nice horse coming in, but you Consignor: Anderson Farms 1630 c, Curlin—False Impression $450,000 never expect this much for him," Ryan said. "He's Buyer: Mike Ryan, agent been a really nice horse all summer long. So we had Consignor: KatieRich Farms high expectations for him, but this is beyond what 1640 c, Distorted Humor—Forbidden Gift $450,000 Buyer: Oliver St. Lawrence we had for him. Consignor: Mt. Brilliant Farm On Sunday, the second and final session of Book 1956 c, More Than Ready—Bonne Rafaela (BRZ) $410,000 Buyer: R. C. Thoroughbreds 3, Keeneland sold 245 yearlings for $26,875,500, for Consignor: Four Star Sales an average of $109,696 and a median of $80,000. 1653 f, Scat Daddy—Goforitmrsmiller $400,000 Buyer: Mike Ryan, agent With 111 horses not meeting their reserves, the RNA Consignor: Hermitage Farm rate was 31.18%. 1680 f, Cairo Prince—Incarnate Memories $400,000 Cumulatively, Keeneland has sold 1,179 yearlings Buyer: Cheyenne Stables Consignor: Brereton C. Jones/Airdrie Stud for $254,913,000, for an average of $216,211 and a 1727 f, Hard Spun—Loving Vindication $400,000 median of $150,000. Buyer: West Point Thoroughbreds & Vosburgh "Book 3 went very well," Keeneland director of Consignor: Anderson Farms 1669 c, Bernardini—Heavenly Vision $370,000 sales operations Geoffrey Russell said. "It was nice to Buyer: Ben Glass, agent have a big-priced horse today. Overall, the comments Consignor: Royal Oak Farm 1883 f, Distorted Humor—True Feelings $360,000 from both consignors and buyers were that the good Buyer: Steven W. Young, agent horses sold very well and the buyers complained that Consignor: Stonehaven Steadings they were hard to buy. So that's a positive note." Oussama Aboughgazale's International Equities The session's leading consignor, Taylor Made Holding paid $500,000 for a colt from the first Sales Agency, sold 27 yearlings for $2,520,000. crop of champion Will Take Charge to be the second The September Sale continues through Sept. 23, highest price of the session. A Distorted Humor and with all sessions beginning at 10 a.m. ET. The entire Curlin colt sold for $450,000 each to be the day's sale is streamed live at Keeneland.com. BH third-highest priced yearlings. s Share this story

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nderson Farms' David Anderson seemed pleasant- Aly stunned after Hip 1846, a Will Take Charge colt that he bred and consigned, sold to Oussama Aboug- hazale for $500,000 during the Sept. 17 Book 3 session of the Keeneland September yearling sale. "I'm having a wonderful sale. It's just absolutely tremendous," Anderson said. "How cool to have the likes of WinStar underbidding and the likes of Oussama (Aboughazale), who is a good friend, buying the horse is terrific." The Ontario-bred colt is from the first crop of Will Take Charge and is out of the winning Smart Strike mare Smart Believer. The colt's second dam is grade 1 winner I Believe In You. "There were quite a few (Will Take Charge yearlings) this week that we liked, but in particular we liked this one," said Frances Relihan, bloodstock KEENELAND PHOTO David Anderson (right) shakes hands with Oussama manager for Aboughazale's Sumaya U.S. Stables. Aboughazale after Anderson’s Will Take Charge colt sold "He's an Ontario bred and he comes from a very good to Aboughazale for $500,000 outfit—a farm that raises very nice horses, which we think is very important also when buying a yearling— years ago, up to 25 mares now," he said. "It's a lot of where they come from and how they've been raised. So work by a lot of people and I'm fortunate to surround we're very pleased." myself with some great horse people. So far we're During Book 2, Anderson Farms sold a Scat Daddy having a terrific sale." colt, Hip 578, to M.V. Magnier for $1.1 million. By Anderson thought highly of his consignment the end of the sale's Sunday session, Anderson Farms heading to Kentucky, he said the success of Anderson sold five horses—all Ontario breds—for a total of $2.4 Farms-bred horses on the track may have made more million with an average price of $480,000. buyers take notice. In addition to Financial Recovery, For Anderson, who started with one broodmare the farm also bred multiple graded stakes winner about seven years ago, the results are more than he Tower of Texas. expected. That one mare was Flawless Diamond (Saint "I felt like (the consignment) had some good depth, Ballado), who was purchased by Anderson for $55,000 but I didn't know what to expect coming in and what at the 2008 Keeneland November sale. Since then, the competition was going to be like of course," he said. Flawless Diamond has produced two stakes winners, "But we've been very fortunate having a good year of including Financial Recovery who won the Ontario racing—our horses are winning—obviously the market Damsel Stakes at Woodbine July 1. thinks so too." BH "I've built my broodmare band from one mare seven s Share this story

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RYAN REMINDED OF PALACE False Impression and comes from the extended female MALICE IN KEENELAND PURCHASE family of 2012 Kentucky Oaks (G1) winner Believe By Ron Mitchell You Can, has big shoes to fill as 2013 Belmont Stakes (G1) winner Palace Malice finished his career with t @BH_RMitchell six graded stakes wins and more than $2.6 million in hen agent Mike Ryan first saw Hip 1630, a Curl- earnings. Win colt bred and consigned by KatieRich Farms, "I wouldn't say he's a bargain, but we're very happy he was reminded of another son of Curlin that he pur- to have the horse (Hip 1630). We didn't steal him by chased with Niall Brennan a few years ago. any means. He was well sold, but at the same time we "He reminded me a lot of Palace Malice. (He had) got a good horse," the agent said. a lot of leg—a beautiful quality to him," Ryan said of Ryan, who has been active throughout the the yearling colt he purchased for $450,000 during September sale so far, made six other purchases during the Sept. 17 sixth session of the Keeneland September the Sunday session, including a Scat Daddy filly, yearling sale. Hip 1653, for $400,000 out of the Hermitage Farm "He reminded me a lot of him (Palace Malice), just consignment. very smooth, light on his feet, (with a) great line of "The good ones are getting a little scarcer, but the mechanics to him. Nothing I could really fault him on," there are still a lot of nice horses here today." he added. "I knew when I saw him on the farm Aug. Erin Shea contributed to this story. BH 24... he wasn't going to be cheap. He oozes quality." s Share this story The colt, who is out of the winning A.P. Indy mare ANNE M. EBERHARDT ANNE M. Hip 1630, a Curlin colt consigned by KatieRich Farms, sells to Mike Ryan for $450,000 Sept. 17

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Bloodhorse Daily - Fall Keeneland New Price.indd 1 9/15/17 10:27 AM 2017 Keeneland September Yearling Sale KEENELAND SEPTEMBER YEARLING Top Sires by Gross Sire Offered Sold Gross Average Scat Daddy 71 49 $16,850,000 $343,878 Tapit 27 17 $16,150,000 $950,000 Pioneerof the Nile 52 39 $13,442,000 $344,667 Medaglia d'Oro 44 32 $12,535,000 $391,719 Curlin 54 36 $11,585,000 $321,806 War Front 27 15 $11,550,000 $770,000 Into Mischief 62 46 $8,635,000 $187,717 Uncle Mo 50 35 $8,575,000 $245,000 Candy Ride (ARG) 48 34 $8,098,000 $238,176 Speightstown 38 28 $7,727,000 $275,964 Quality Road 46 27 $6,325,000 $234,259 Distorted Humor 32 26 $6,179,000 $237,654 Orb 38 31 $6,087,000 $196,355 Malibu Moon 43 31 $6,012,000 $193,935 Will Take Charge 41 29 $5,742,000 $198,000 Violence 25 24 $5,514,000 $229,750

KEENELAND PHOTO Ghostzapper 32 22 $5,475,000 $248,864 More Than Ready 38 27 $5,405,000 $200,185 Union Rags 45 32 $5,362,000 $167,563 2017 Keeneland September Yearling Sale Giant's Causeway 27 19 $5,360,000 $282,105 Top Consignors by Gross Consignor Offered Sold Gross Average Taylor Made Sales Agency 224 156 $34,250,000 $219,551 2017 Keeneland September Yearling Sale Lane's End 125 86 $18,859,000 $219,291 Top Sires by Average (min. 3 sold) Gainesway 75 55 $18,370,000 $334,000 Sire Offered Sold Average Median Denali Stud 77 53 $11,819,000 $223,000 Tapit 27 17 $950,000 $700,000 Paramount Sales 74 51 $11,569,000 $226,843 War Front 27 15 $770,000 $650,000 Eaton Sales 67 43 $8,145,000 $189,419 Medaglia d'Oro 44 32 $391,719 $310,000 Hill 'n' Dale Sales Agency 34 27 $7,165,500 $265,389 Pioneerof the Nile 52 39 $344,667 $340,000 Select Sales 66 44 $6,833,000 $155,295 Scat Daddy 71 49 $343,878 $270,000 Warrendale Sales 52 32 $6,790,000 $212,188 Curlin 54 36 $321,806 $250,000 Woods Edge Farm 28 22 $6,397,000 $290,773 First Samurai 7 5 $289,200 $210,000 2017 Keeneland September Yearling Sale Giant's Causeway 27 19 $282,105 $200,000 Leading Buyers by Gross Speightstown 38 28 $275,964 $220,000 Australia (GB) 4 4 $266,250 $237,500 Buyer Purchased Gross Average Ghostzapper 32 22 $248,864 $212,500 Shadwell Estate Co. 17 $12,475,000 $733,824 Uncle Mo 50 35 $245,000 $150,000 Mike Ryan, agent 42 $10,895,000 $259,405 Candy Ride (ARG) 48 34 $238,176 $187,500 Godolphin 17 $8,065,000 $474,412 Distorted Humor 32 26 $237,654 $200,000 M.V. Magnier 10 $7,160,000 $716,000 Quality Road 46 27 $234,259 $200,000 White Birch Farm 11 $4,785,000 $435,000 Stormy Atlantic 4 3 $230,000 $160,000 Steven W. Young, agent 15 $4,690,000 $312,667 Violence 25 24 $229,750 $157,500 Kerri Radcliffe Bloodstock 5 $4,500,000 $900,000 Cairo Prince 33 24 $213,125 $177,500 Maverick Racing & China 12 $4,320,000 $360,000 Horse Club City Zip 21 10 $208,500 $187,500 Ben Glass, agent 17 $4,130,000 $242,941 More Than Ready 38 27 $200,185 $160,000 OXO Equine 4 $4,110,000 $1,027,500

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OLIVER ST. LAWRENCE LOOKS FOR FUTURE DUBAI RUNNER By Erin Shea t @BH_EShea

liver Gaisford-St. Lawrence admits he went a Olittle higher than he wanted when he purchased a Distorted Humor colt for $450,000 during the Sept. 17 Book 3 session of the Keeneland September yearling sale. "It was more than we wanted to pay. It's been the same all week," he said, adding that he purchased Hip 1640 for his client Fawzi Abdulla Nass. "Bred by good breeders—Mt. Brilliant—(and he) looked like he could be a (good) 2-year-old. He's a lovely horse. We'll bring him back to England and see how he gets on." Eventually, the agent said, the goal is to race the horse in Dubai. "Distorted Humor goes well in Europe. My (client Nass) races in Europe and he races in Dubai as well— if he's good enough, that's where he'd like to take the horse. He won the Golden Shaheen (G1) a few years KEENELAND PHOTO Greg Goodman of Mt. Brilliant Farm was pleasantly surprised ago (with Krypton Factor in 2012) and he'd like to when the farm’s Distorted Humor colt sold for $450,000 repeat it," St. Lawrence said. "We had a good Distorted Humor named Shumoos," in the 2011 Sentient Jet Breeders' Cup Juvenile Sprint. he added, of Nass' group 3 winner who was runner up "He's been a lucky stallion for us." The price was also higher than his breeder, Mt. Brilliant Farm's Greg Goodman, thought he would bring. "We really liked him. We had a lot of people on him, so we put a couple-hundred-thousand-dollar reserve on him and we let them take it the rest of the way," Goodman said. "We we're very happy with the sale coming in here. We thought he'd bring $300,000 or $400,000, but to get $450,000 is really good this time of year. "We just try to bring a good horse here, we put a reserve on it that we think is good, and we let it roll." BH

KEENELAND PHOTO s Share this story At $450,000, Hip 1640 sells to Oliver Gaisford-St. Lawrence for client Fawzi Abdulla Nass

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STARDOZA BECOMES DATA LINK'S FIRST BLACK-TYPE WINNER Take AdvantageNew Virginia By Eric Mitchell of the New Virginia t @BH_EMitchell Certi ed Program laiborne Farm's freshman sire Data Link had his Cfirst black-type stakes winner Sept. 17, when his daughter Stardoza won the Mrs. Henry D. Paxson Me- morial Stakes at Presque Isle Downs. The filly, out of the Gulch mare Lovely Reward, was bred in Pennsylvania by Two Sisters' Farm. Lovely Reward has produced five winners from as many foals of racing age. Stardoza is also her dam's first black-type winner. Trainer Tim Girten acquired Stardoza for $14,000 horse to reside at the 2016 Fasig-Tipton Kentucky October yearling sale through the Brookdale Sales consignment. The in Virginia for 6 months filly, raced by Girten and Muirfield Farm, has finished before the end of their out of the money only once in first five starts, all at Presque Isle Downs. She broke her maiden in her third start Aug. 8 after finishing second in her first 25% Owners Bonus two starts. Stardoza has now earned $89,320. Data Link is a multiple graded stakes-winning son Board weanlings and yearlings of Claiborne's top international sire War Front, out of the stakes winner Database (Known Fact). Break and train yearlings and 2YOs Bred and raced by Stuart S. Janney III, Data Regardless of state bred status! Link also won at 2, but didn't hit his best stride until 4 when he won three graded stakes, including the Maker's 46 Mile Stakes (G1T), Monmouth Stakes (G2T), and the Citation Handicap (G2T). At 5 he took the Canadian Turf Stakes (G3T) and finished second Find Out More: in the 2013 Maker's 46 Mile to eventual Horse of the www.vabred.org Year Wise Dan. Data Link won or placed in seven graded stakes overall, and banked $831,335 upon retirement. He stood for $7,500 this year. BH s Share this story

BLOODHORSE DAILY Download the FREE MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2017 PAGE 20 OF 32 smartphone app CAPLA TEMPTRESS EARNS "I bought her with this plan in mind," noted owner BREEDERS' CUP BERTH IN Barry Irwin from Team Valor. NATALMA "She broke very nice and for a second I had a little clear spot," Rosario said. "I was just looking to follow By Mary LaRue Patrick (Husbands). He was on one of the speed horses t @BH_MLaRue (Wonder Gadot) on the outside. I was trying to let her xploding down the stretch while coming from well be behind somebody all the time. She was very nice. Eoff the pace, Irish-bred invader Capla Temptress I had to tap her a little bit on the backside to get her took the $250,000 Natalma Stakes (G1T) Sept. 17 in attention. After that, she did the job." her North American debut, stamping her ticket to the The daughter of Lope de Vega had three prior starts, Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf (G1T). all in Great Britain. She won her first start June 21 The Breeders' Cup 'Win and You're In' event at Chelmsford City and then posted another win at featured a field of nine juvenile fillies, going one mile Newmarket July 22, before finishing third in her stakes over the Woodbine turf course. debut at the track Aug. 12 in the group 3 German- Trained by Marco Botti for Team Valor Thoroughbred.com Sweet Solera Stakes. International, Capla Temptress settled near the rear of Bred by Pier House Stud, Capla Temptress is out of the field under jockey Joel Rosario after being bumped the Dansili mare Mrs. Beeton. at the start, while Dixie Moon set fractions of :23.69, Sent off at odds of 5-1, the winner paid $13.40, :47.58, and 1:12.29 through the first three-quarters of $7.50, and $4.90. Dixie Moon held on for second to a mile. Still midpack at mid-stretch, Capla Temptress pay $11.30 and $6.30. Wonder Gadot, who went off as shifted gears when a path in front of her opened up and the favorite, paid $2.70 to show. BH she sped by the leaders to complete the mile in a time s Share this story of 1:35.12 over a course rated firm. MICHAEL BURNS Capla Temptress gets a 3/4-length victory over Dixie Moon in the Natalma BLOODHORSE DAILY Download the FREE MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2017 PAGE 21 OF 32 smartphone app UNTAMED DOMAIN GRINDS OUT went right to the lead under Jose Ortiz without much SUMMER STAKES VICTORY of an argument with the field, it was only Hemp Hemp By Nathan Mayberg Hurray who chose to keep him company on the outside. Ortiz had ridden Untamed Domain in his last two s eight juvenile colts roared into the stretch at starts, most recently a third-place finish in the With AWoodbine in the $200,000 Summer Stakes (G2T), it Anticipation Stakes (G3T) at , but appeared that a game of chess had just been completed. it was Bravo who was aboard this time. Hall of Fame jockey John Velazquez, who scored For much of the race it appeared El Dulce and in the Ricoh Woodbine Mile (G1T) a day earlier on Hemp Hemp Hurray were going to travel to the wire World Approval, appeared to have timed another exclusively after fractions of :23.89 and :47.53 through Canadian match just right. Riding favored Hemp Hemp a half-mile, until jockey Slade Callaghan moved three Hurray close to the pace set by El Dulce and having wide with Count Alexander after three-quarters been confronted by Count Alexander on the outside, in 1:11.65 and appeared to have collared the two Velazquez turned on another gear with the Wesley frontrunners. Then the real running started. Ward-trained Artie Schiller colt in mid-stretch and left Count Alexander wasn't able to continue his those challengers behind. momentum as they straightened into the stretch with Even West Point Thoroughbreds' Untamed Domain, Hemp Hemp Hurray pulling away. playing a cagey game of hide and seek near the back Admiralty Pier, who acted up in the gate before the wearing blinkers for the first time under jockey Joe race, started to get going on the rail with a menacing Bravo, didn't appear to stand a great chance when Hemp run but never caught up to the leaders. Bravo coaxed Hemp Hurray was set loose. just enough out of Untamed Domain to get the job done Untamed Domain's sire Animal Kingdom may have by a neck in a time of 1:34.73 for one mile over the firm passed along a determined gene or two, as the Graham ground. Motion trainee rallied from fifth at the top of the lane "The whole puzzle really came together today," said and nailed Hemp Hemp Hurray in the final strides after Bravo. "Graham did a great job by putting the blinkers a prolonged stretch battle. on for the first time." In addition to the chess match, there was the game Velazquez had no excuses. "Perfect trip," he said. "He of jockey musical chairs as Velazquez was aboard Hemp was a little bit strong the first part of the race and that Hemp Hurray instead of the Todd Pletcher-trained El was it. He didn't have enough to fight down the lane." Dulce, whom he had ridden twice before. When El Dulce Out of the graded stakes-placed Lear Fan mare Ciao, Untamed Domain earned his second win from four starts and raised his earnings to $165,600. Bred in Kentucky by Clearsky Farms, Untamed Domain was purchased for $90,000 at the 2016 Keeneland September yearling sale. Admiralty Pier finished third, followed by Count Alexander. Untamed Domain paid $8, $4.40, and $2.90 across the board. The Summer Stakes, a Breeder’s Cup ‘Win and You’re In’ race, gives Untamed Domain an automatic berth to the grade 1 Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Turf BH

MICHAEL BURNS s Share this story Untamed Domain passes Hemp Hemp Hurray in the final strides of the Summer Stakes Sept. 17 at Woodbine

BLOODHORSE DAILY Download the FREE MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2017 PAGE 22 OF 32 smartphone app MALAGACY TO RETURN TO TRAINING AFTER LAYOFF By Mary LaRue t @BH_MLaRue iven the summer off, Sumaya GU.S. Stable's Malagacy is ex- pected to soon return to the barn of trainer Todd Pletcher, owner Oussa- ma Aboughazale said Sept. 17 while attending the Keeneland September yearling sale. The Shackleford colt won three of his first four starts, including a two-length victory in the Rebel Stakes (G2) at Oaklawn Park March 18, setting him up for the Run for the COADY PHOTOGRAPHY COADY Roses. However, after a fifth-place Malagacy takes the Rebel Stakes by two lengths in March finish in the April 15 Arkansas Derby (G1), Pletcher said the colt would bypass the Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (G1). during the 2014 Keeneland November breeding stock "He started training and he will go to Todd Pletcher sale, he was purchased as a weanling for $45,000 after one month. So probably he will race in December, by Stoney Lane Farm out of the Paramount Sales hopefully, God willing,'" Aboughazale said. "But he is consignment. He was later consigned by Stuart more beautiful now, he is sound, he has grown up, and Morris to the 2015 Ocala Breeders' Sales Company's he is very happy. We gave him lots of rest." August yearling sale, where the colt sold for $130,000 Malagacy broke his maiden on debut as a 3-year- to De Meric Stables, who consigned the colt to the old at Gulfstream Park by 15 lengths Jan. 4 and then 2016 Fasig-Tipton Midlantic sale of 2-year-olds in took a Feb. 12 Gulfstream allowance by seven lengths training, where he brought $190,000 from Steven before the Rebel. Young, agent. Bred by John Trumbulovic in Kentucky, Malagacy Erin Shea contributed to this article. BH was sold three times. First passing through the ring s Share this story

BLOODHORSE DAILY Download the FREE MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2017 PAGE 23 OF 32 smartphone app FIRST WINNERS FOR DUKE OF Hall was also campaigned by Alex and JoAnn Lieblong, MISCHIEF, DESPITE THE ODDS and Marilyn McMaster. McMaster bred the stallion in By Nathan Mayberg Florida. Duke of Mischief stood the 2017 season at uke of Mischief, who banked more than $1.9 Northwest Stud in Florida for $2,000. Dmillion over a 30-race career, picked up his first Another sire whose progeny earned a first victory winner as a stallion when Mr. G T used a five-wide Sunday was Despite the Odds, whose 2-year-old move under apprentice jockey Nicky Figueroa in a gelding Fenton's Four led at every call in a five-furlong maiden claiming race at Gulfstream Park, to win by a race over the Laurel Park main track. head Sept. 17. The Claudio Gonzalez trainee won the maiden Owned by Establo Heluce and trained by Alexis claiming race by two lengths at even money. Lopez, Mr. G T won the six-furlong race over the main Fenton's Four set fractions of :22.66 and :46.13 track in a time of 1:14.05 at odds of 5-2. through a half-mile, crossing the wire in a final time of Bred by Mary Haire in Florida, Mr. G T is out of :58.58. the Peace Rules mare Mostly Elvis. He was purchased Owned by BB Horses and MCA Racing Stable, the for $3,500 at the 2016 Ocala Breeders' Sales August bay gelding was bred by Legacy Farm and R. Larry yearling sale by Hector Gonzales out of the Hare Hill Johnson in Maryland. He was purchased for $4,500 Farm consignment. The victory brought his earnings to at the 2016 Fasig-Tipton Midlantic yearling sale by $14,090 from three starts. Robert Labanca from consignor Becky Davis. The Duke of Mischief won the 2010 Oaklawn Handicap victory brought his earnings to $47,631 and improved (G2) and captured three grade 3 races. Trained by his record to 1-2-1. co-owner David Fawkes, the chestnut son of Graeme Despite the Odds (Speightstown) won four races from 19 starts for earnings of $261,429. He captured the 2009 Hill Prince Stakes (G3) over a sloppy track at Belmont Park for trainer Michael Trombetta. Campaigned by R. Larry Johnson, Gerry Dilger, and TYB Stable, he was purchased by Johnson for $300,000 at the 2008 Fasig- Tipton Midlantic 2-year-old sale out of the Scanlon Training Center consignment. He was bred by Walton Breeders in Kentucky. Despite the Odds stood the 2017 season for $1,500 at Heritage Stallions in Maryland. BH s Share this story COGLIANESE PHOTOS/LESLIE MARTIN COGLIANESE PHOTOS/LESLIE Mr. G T wins his maiden at Gulfstream Park Sept. 17

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VIOLENCE LEADS FRESHMEN BY Top Freshman Sires by AVERAGE AT KEENELAND SALE Keeneland Sept. Average By Eric Mitchell (min. 3 sold) t @BH_EMitchell Sire Offered Sold Average Median Violence 25 24 $229,750 $157,500 Orb 38 31 $196,355 $165,000 ill 'n' Dale Farms' stallion Violence may be Point of Entry 10 4 $121,250 $117,500 second on the BloodHorse's leading first-crop Take Charge Indy 5 5 $112,800 $90,000 H Declaration of War 37 22 $105,545 $100,000 sire list but he owns the title of top Keeneland Sep- Animal Kingdom 15 7 $103,857 $100,000 tember sire for his class through the auction's sixth Shanghai Bobby 13 8 $74,875 $70,000 Oxbow 4 4 $71,000 $75,000 session conducted Sept. 17. Paynter 16 13 $60,077 $50,000 The grade 1-winning son of Medaglia d'Oro has been represented by 24 sold out of 25 offered, for Darley's Animal Kingdom ranks sixth by average an average of $229,750 and a median of $157,500. ($103,857) for seven sold out of 15 offered. Both His top seller is an $850,000 colt out of black- Declaration of War and Animal Kingdom have type stakes winner and stakes producer Melody $100,000 medians. Lady (by Unbridled's Song). European bloodstock Expatriate Take Charge Indy is the fourth- agent Kerri Radcliffe bought the colt, which was leading sire by average, with five sold of five offered bred in Kentucky by Hill 'n' Dale and Stretch Run averaging $112,800. His median is $90,000. The Ventures. son of A.P. Indy entered stud at WinStar Farm and Melody Lady is the dam of filly Buy Sell Hold, was relocated to KRA Jeju Stud Farm Korea for the who owns a string of firsts. She is Violence's first 2017 breeding season. starter, first winner, and first black-type stakes WinStar's freshman sire Overanalyze currently winner. She also is her dam's first foal, first winner, tops the freshman sire standings. He has been and first stakes winner. represented by two yearlings so far at Keeneland, The progeny of Claiborne Farm's Orb continue with his top price bringing $100,000. The son of to thrive in the auction market. The son of Malibu Dixie Union is represented by 31 cataloged. Moon is the second-leading freshman sire at the Spendthrift Farm's Jimmy Creed, who ranks Keeneland September sale with an average of third on the freshman sire list, has had two of his $196,355 and a median of $165,000 for 31 sold out 20 cataloged yearlings pass through the ring with of 38 offered. both returning to their sellers after not meeting the Orb also became the only freshman sire to reserve price. His top fall-of-the-hammer price is be represented by a seven-figure yearling, when $160,000. Radcliffe bought Hip 844, a colt out of stakes- Ashford's Shanghai Bobby ranks fourth on the placed Tally Ho Dixie, for $1 million. Tally Ho leading first-crop sire list and is seventh among Dixie has produced three winners included black- his sire peers at the Keeneland September sale type stakes winner and graded-placed Kyriaki. with a $74,875 average from eight sold out of 13 Three other freshman sires have both averages offered. His median is $70,000. Shanghai Bobby's and medians in six-figure territory. top seller so far is a $140,000 filly out of the Adena Springs' Point of Entry has the third- Unbridled's Song daughter Rhapsody Queen. Kenji leading average of $121,250 and median of Ryotokuji bought the filly out of the Taylor Made $117,500 for four sold out of 10 offered. Ashford Sales Agency consignment. BH Stud's Declaration of War ranks fifth by average ($105,545) for 22 sold out of 37 offered, while s Share this story

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1–Full Drago (ITY), 127, b c, 4...... €70,000 Springs (KY), T–Jamie Ness, J–Antonio A. STAKES RESULTS Pounced–Almata (IRE), by Almutawakel (GB) Gallardo O–Dioscuri Srl, B–Dragoni Massimo (ITY), T– Sale History: 2012 OBSJUN, $30,000, 2011 BOTTI ALDUINO & STEFANO, J–VARGIU DARIO FTKJUL, $75,000. Natalma S. (G1T) 2–Way To Paris (GB), 125, gr c, 4...... €30,800 3–War Correspondent, 124, b h, 7...... $20,000 Woodbine, 9/17, $205,000, 2yo, f, 8f (turf), 1:35.12, Champs Elysees (GB)–Grey Way, by Cozzene War Front–Tempo West, by Rahy course firm. O–PAOLO FERRARIO, B–Grundy Bloodstock O–Calumet Farm, Sagamore Farm and Eclipse (GB), T–MARCIALIS ANDREA, J–CONVERTINO Thoroughbred Partners, B–Joseph Allen (KY), 1–Capla Temptress (IRE), 121, b f, 2... $123,000 PIERANTONIO T–Christophe Clement, J–Tyler Gaffalione Lope de Vega (IRE)–Mrs Beeton (IRE), by Dansili (GB) Sale History: 2014 TATOC2, $84,441. Margins: 4, ½, ¾. Others: Western Elegance ($10,000), O–Team Valor International, B–Pier House 3–Mac Mahon (ITY), 121, b c, 3...... €16,800 Tale of the Nile ($5,000), Black Tie Event ($3,000), Stud (IRE), T–Marco Botti, J–Joel Rosario Ramonti (FR)–Miss Sultin (IRE), by Celtic Downtown Cowboy ($1,000), Bugle Barry ($1,000). Sale History: 2016 GOFORB, $29,263. Swing (GB) View Equibase Chart O–TAKAYA SHINAKAWA, B–Porcelli Massi- 2–Dixie Moon, 121, ch f, 2...... $49,200 miliano (ITY), T–BOTTI ALDUINO & STEFANO, Curlin–Dixie Chicken, by Rahy J–DEMURO CRISTAIN Mrs. Henry D. Paxson Memorial S. O–Fitzhenry, Sean and Dorothy, B–Sean Fitzhenry & Dorothy Fitzhenry (ON), T–Cather- Margins: 1¾, 6, 3. Others: AETHOS (IRE), MUSHIBEST. Presque Isle Downs, 9/17, $100,000, 2yo, f, 6f (all-weath- ine Day Phillips, J–Eurico Rosa Da Silva er), 1:10.95, track fast. Sale History: 2016 KEESEP, ($150,000 RNA). PREIS DES GESTUTS 1–Stardoza, 115, dk b/br f, 2...... $60,000 3–Wonder Gadot, 121, dk b/br f, 2...... $24,600 Data Link–Lovely Reward, by Gulch Medaglia d'Oro–Loving Vindication, by Vindi- WITTEKINDSHOF (G3) O–Muirfield Farm and Girten, Tim, B–Two cation Dortmund, 9/17, €55,000, 3yo/up, 14f, 3:07.51, gd-s. Sisters' Farm, Inc. (PA), T–Tim Girten, J–P