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PEGASUS January 2017 HUEB Bal Harbour, Brickell and Dadeland BAL HARBOUR 305.865.1100. BRICKELL 786.907.3800. DADELAND 305.662.8655. magazine CHAIRMAN'S LETTER This inaugural edition of the Pegasus magazine is designed to complement all of the work The Stronach Group is doing to elevate and modernize the sport of Thoroughbred horse racing for the next generation of fans. It is not just about attending a horse race, it’s about providing an entertain- ment experience that is second to none. In this edition, we will introduce you to the next generation of industry leaders, young owners, trainers, jockeys and announcers who are changing the face of the sport. You will be given a sneak peak into the heightened design, food and beverage experiences that we all seek as a part of our leisure time. You will also discover how horse racing and technology are becoming increasingly intertwined and how fashion and racing go hand in hand. There is a sensory experience that comes with reading a magazine, feeling the paper stock and flipping the pages, viewing the images and enjoying a quiet moment from the world around you. It’s something I believe will never go out of style. I would like to thank our team at The Stronach Group for their efforts and ongoing dedication to make The Sport of Kings even greater, Seth Browarnik at World Red Eye for being our partner in DUNN this venture and Miami for providing so much inspiration! We hope you enjoy it as much as we do. SARAH BY Belinda Stronach PHOTOGRAPHY PEGASUS 2 BIMINIBIMINIB I M I N I BAHAMASBAHAMASB AHAH A MAS RESORTRESORTRESRREl CASINOO RTT l MARINACASINOC ASIA I N O l MARINAM ARIA R N A A Trifecta That Always Pays The Luxury, Adventure And Beauty Of Resorts World Bimini Just 50 miles from South Florida, yet a world away from the everyday, Resorts World Bimini is more than just paradise. It’s your own personal playground. Stroll along the miles of white sand beaches, take a dip in the rooftop infinity pool offering the best panoramic views of the island, or try your luck in the world-class casino. Leave the fast lane behind and discover the beauty of Bimini. Are You Ready To Break Free? BREAK FREE TO BIMINI rwbimini.com | 1.888.263.0803 | #biminibliss Chairman BELINDA STRONACH Publisher SETH BROWARNIK Creative Director ALIZA SEREBRENICK Contributors DANNY SANTIAGO LEE BRIAN SCHRAGER FRANK WALKER LINDSEY SHOOK GEORGE KAMPER LYDIA MARTIN HANS NEUMANN WILLIAM & SUSAN BRINSON JEN SMITH YALE BRESLIN THE STRONACH GROUP EXECUTIVE BOARD FRANK STRONACH Founder & Honorary Chairman BELINDA STRONACH Chairman & President ALON OSSIP MIKE ROGERS Chief Executive Officer Executive Vice President, Business Development TIM RITVO CHRISTINA BIANCO Chief Operating Officer Executive Vice President, Finance JOHN SIMONETTI KEITH BRACKPOOL Chief Financial Officer Chairman California Horse Racing JANE LYNN TAMIR SHANEL Chief Legal Counsel Executive Vice President, Food & Beverage The Stronach Group Contributors TIFFANI STEER KATHY KOHN JENNIFER VITRELLA KEVIN GILMORE PAUL PIVATO BONNIE SHORE world .com TABLE OF CONTENTS Equine-Inspired Decor 8 What To Wear on Race Day 10 The 13th Jockey 14 On Track: Kygo 16 Design Profile: Ten Palms 18 The Dish with Lee Brian Schrager 20 Women and the Art of Wagering 26 The Front Runner 28 Best in Show 34 Artist Profile: Neil Latham 40 The Game Changers 48 The Stakeholders of the Pegasus World Cup Invitational 56 In the Winner’s Circle with Frank Stronach 58 The Magic of Miami 60 Pure and Simple 68 Around the Corner at Gulfstream Park 74 Behind the Track 78 In Closing 82 7 HOTELS 11 RESTAURANTS 4 NIGHTLIFE VENUES 4 SPAS WELCOME TO THE MAGIC CITY COMES ALIVE WITH SBE. STAY IN ANY OF OUR LUXURIOUS HOTELS, DINE IN AWARD-WINNING RESTAURANTS AND EXPLORE EXCITING NIGHTLIFE, ALL WITHIN THE SBE FAMILY. TREND ACROSS THE BOARD Incorporate this winning collection of equine-inspired decor into your home by Lindsey Shook 1. 2. 3. 1- Horsehair Tassel Pillow by Texa, 4- Equus Nesting Side Tables by Barry available at texacollection.com, $1,400 Dixon for Arteriors, arteriorshome. com, available for special order at 2- Horse Head in Metal Frame by The Gallery Interiors in Miami, Williams-Sonoma, available at thegalleryinteriors.net, $3,000 Williams-Sonoma at The Village at Gulfstream Park, williams-sonoma.com, 5- Enamel + Metal Animal Ring Dish pricing from $150-175 by West Elm, available at West Elm at The Village at Gulfstream Park, 3- Lalique Horse Head Sculpture, designed westelm.com, $59 by Marc Lalique, son of founder René Lalique, in 1953, available at Lalique Bal 6- Horsehair Sconce by Apparatus, Harbour Boutique at The Shops at Bal available for special order at ED’IT in Harbour, lalique.com, $43,000 Miami, editshowroom.com, $4,700 PEGASUS 8 CHOPARD Bal Harbour, Brickell and Dadeland BAL HARBOUR 305.865.1100. BRICKELL 786.907.3800. DADELAND 305.662.8655. TREND WHAT TO WEAR Step up your style when stepping out at the 2017 Pegasus World Cup Invitational photograper William & Susan Brinson fashion editor Jen Smith Cream hat by Stetson. Black leather spectators by Gucci. Carnation tie pin by Lanvin. Black leather belt by Bontoni. Socks by Falke PEGASUS 10 TREND Velvet hat by Gucci. Velvet-trimmed ruffled dégredé satin mules by Marco de Vincenzo. Jean Go Glitter acrylic box clutch by Edie Parker. Floral silk broach by Gucci. PEGASUS 11 TREND Luxe spectators by Christian Louboutin. Black and white herringbone socks by Barneys New York. Silk tie by Charvet. Sunglasses by Garrett Leight California Optical. PEGASUS 12 TREND Sinamay and buntal straw mesh headpiece by Philip Treacy. Evangeline crystal-embellished satin sandals by Sophia Webster. Cloud Tube mirrored metal clutch by Jimmy Choo. Chain necklace with lock by Marla Aaron. PEGASUS 13 JOCKEY THE ‘13th JOCKEY’ Introducing the new face of the Pegasus World Cup Invitational, Conor McGregor by Kelly Serfoss UFC champion Conor McGregor, the first man to hold two UFC titles simultaneously, can now add an honorary title to his acco- lades, ‘The 13th Jockey.’ The Stronach Group enlisted the world-renowned fighter to bring a fun and fresh perspective in celebration of the Pegasus World Cup Invitational. McGregor accepted the challenge of learn- ing his way around the stables and training with Thoroughbred horses for his jockey por- trayal in a short comedic film series that will be released in promotion of the high stakes Thoroughbred race held at Gulfstream Park. Directed by Frank Coraci, the five-episode shorts also feature actor and comedian Jon Lovitz who posed as McGregor’s trainer. The Champ and his crew often attend horse races but are eagerly awaiting the Pegasus World Cup Invitational. “The Pegasus is the most prestigious event there is, with the most money on the line. It’s an honor to be the face of an event like this,” says the Irish born ath- lete. “Horse racing has a big presence in my country and I’m proud to be a part of the big- gest horse race in the world.” PEGASUS 14 SLS HOTELS SOUTH BEACH | BRICKELL HOTELS & RESIDENCES SAME DNA different personality genuine SOPHISTICATION celebrated DESIGN exceptional CUISINE bespoke SERVICE Kygo at Ultra Music Festival. PEGASUS 16 ON TRACK KYGO Frank Walker Uncovers Why the DJ Loves the Magic City by Frank Walker photography by Seth Browarnik Kyrre Gørvell-Dahll, a.k.a Kygo, fell in love with Miami while playing at Ultra Music Festival and other top clubs throughout the city. Now many locals and fans from around the world flock here to take in his uplifting beats, which fit in perfectly with the tropical vibes. “I always love playing new music at Ultra. There are so many die-hard fans who attend, and it’s so rewarding to share new material with those that have been following me since day one,” says Kygo. “I feel like I’ve met so many fellow producers and DJs at Miami Music Week who I might not have met otherwise.” Constantly pushing boundaries with beats, the musician is known for go- ing above and beyond to deliver a dynamic show. “I see things continuing to move more toward live performances,” says Kygo. ”I think fans really enjoy watching their favorite tracks come together directly in front of their eyes—that’s really what I try to do as much as possible.” Born in Norway, the musician and producer quickly rose to fame with his mind-blowing remixes of songs by world-renowned artists including Mar- vin Gaye, Ed Sheeran and others. Now, the demand for his music takes him around the globe, performing at massive festivals like Lollapalooza, TomorrowWorld and Coachella. “Even though I love traveling and seeing new places, I’d say one of the hardest things is being away from home for long periods of time,” says Kygo. When he’s not traveling the world, the DJ can be found spending time in Miami, producing new music, headlining at the Fontainebleau’s LIV, or enjoying a meal at one of his preferred Miami eateries such as Komodo. DESIGN PROFILE TEN STARS AT TEN PALMS Interior designer Karan Brady opens the doors to Gulfstream Park’s newly designed Ten Palms Restaurant by Lindsey Shook photography by Seth Browarnik Los Angeles interior designer Karan Brady is no stranger to curating spaces with defined style. Known for layering rich fabrics and textures with objects collected from around the world, her sophisticated ap- proach to design aligned with The Stronach Group’s vision for refresh- ing restaurants at both the Santa Anita and Gulfstream racetracks. First, Brady was tasked with the swift remodel of The 100 to 1 Club (formerly The Gallop Out) at Santa Anita Park, where she and her team used beautifully appointed fabrics and custom-designed furni- ture to exude the distinguished Southern California style of industrial- meets-casual-chic.
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    Exterminator 44th May 11, 1918 THE WINNER’S PEDIGREE AND CAREER HIGHLIGHTS Sir Hugo White Knight Whitelock *McGee Remorse Hermit EXTERMINATOR Vex Chestnut Gelding Hindoo Jim Gore Fair Empress Katie Merry Thought *Pirate of Penzance Raybelle YEAR AGE STS. 1ST 2ND 3RD EARNINGS 1917 2 4 2 0 0 $ 1,350 1918 3 15 7 4 3 $ 36,147 1919 4 21 9 6 3 $ 26,402 1920 5 17 10 3 2 $ 52,805 1921 6 16 8 2 5 $ 56,827 1922 7 17 10 1 1 $ 71,075 1923 8 3 1 1 1 $ 4,250 1924 9 7 3 0 2 $ 4,140 TOTALS 100 50 17 17 $252,996 At 3 Years WON Kentucky Derby, Carrollton Handicap, Ellicott City Handicap, Pimlico Autumn Handicap, Latonia Cup, Thanksgiving Handicap 2ND Latonia Derby, Kenner Stakes, National Handicap 3RD Washington Handicap, Bowie Handicap, Cohoes Handicap At 4 Years WON Ben Ali Handicap, Camden Handicap, Galt House Handicap, Saratoga Cup, Pimlico Cup Handicap, 2ND Champlain Handicap, Harford County Handicap, Havre de Grace Handicap, Annapolis Handicap, Latonia Cup 3RD Kentucky Handicap, Delaware Handicap, Merchants’ and Citizens’ Handicap At 5 Years WON Long Beach Handicap, Brookdale Handicap, Windsor Jockey Club Handicap, George Hendrie Memorial Handicap, Saratoga Cup, Autumn Gold Cup, Toronto Autumn Cup, Ontario Jockey Club Cup, Pimlico Cup 2ND Saratoga Handicap, Champlain Handicap 3RD Suburban Handicap, Frontier Handicap Horse Eq. Wt. PP ST 1/4 1/2 3/4 STR. FIN. Jockey Owner Odds To $1 Exterminator 114 5 5 5 1 4 1/2 1 hd 2 4 1 1 W.