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Thursday, February 27, 2014
Poker Bills Would Ambitious Brew Wins Exclude Racing Sensational Star Stakes Two Internet poker bills have been introduced Ambitious Brew, ridden by Brice Blanc, in the California Legislature for consideration this got a perfect stalking trip and upset favored year, but neither includes the racing industry on Lakerville to win the $100,000 Sensational the short list of entities eligible for licensing. Star Stakes for California-breds by 1 1/2 Josh Rubenstein, Senior Vice-President for lengths, covering 6 1/2 furlongs down Santa development of Del Mar Thoroughbred Club and Anita Park’s hillside turf course in 1:12 flat spokesman for a coalition of racing interests, said ©Benoit on February 22. the bills were disappointing in that regard but were The 4-5 favorite in a field of six older by no means the final word. horses bred in California, Lakerville, ridden by Gary Stevens, finished second, “That’s the initial language. But the way bills a half length in front of Summer Hit and Rafael Bejarano. start out and the way they finish, as we have seen, A four-year-old Tizbud (Harris Farms) gelding trained by Marty Jones, are usually quite different,” Rubenstein said by Ambitious Brew sat third early, stalking pacesetting longshot Coach Bob and phone February 26. Summer Hit through fractions of 22.00, 44.22 and 1:06.28 and hit the front The measures were among hundreds introduced three-wide a furlong out. February 21 in time to meet the submission deadline “Mike (Smith, regular rider) was out of town today and I worked him for 2014 Legislation. Senate Bill 1366, authored the other morning,” said Blanc. “…I talked to Mike a little about the horse, by Sen. Lou Correa, and Assembly Bill 2291, I watched the replays and it seemed pretty straight forward. He has plenty by Assemblyman Reggie Jones-Sawyer, received of tactical speed and this race looked like it had a few speed horses in their first readings on Monday, February 24. —continued at www.BloodHorse.com, By Jack Shinar The Usual Q. T.
PUBLISHER’S NOTE: Santa Anita ‘Cap This article has been republished Passes At 8 with permission from www.BloodHorse.com Added To California-bred FOX Lineup millionaire The CHRB Meeting Usual Q. T. passed FOX Sports 1 and The Jockey Summary away Thursday at Club announced today that the net- the age of 8, The California Horse Racing work will provide live coverage of according to posts the $750,000 Santa Anita Handicap Board (CHRB) conducted its on his and co- regular meeting Friday, February 21, at Santa ©Heacox from Santa Anita Park on Saturday, owner Michael March 8. The telecast, as part of The Anita Park. Chairman Chuck Winner presided. Nentwig’s Facebook pages. 1st Vice Chair Bo Derek, 2nd Vice Chair Richard Jockey Club Tour on FOX, will air “We are very sad to announce that from 7 - 7:30 p.m. ET. Rosenberg, and Commissioners Madeline multiple grade I stakes winner, The Auerbach, Steve Beneto, Jesse Choper, and The 77th edition of the Big ’Cap Usual Q. T. has passed away at the age is expected to feature leading hand- George Krikorian were in attendance. of eight. He brought so much joy to Continued on page 5 Continued on page 2 Continued on page 2
www.ctba.com CALIFORNIA THOROUGHBRED WEEKLY • February 27, 2014 1 Leading Sires In California: January 1 Through F ebruary 23, 2014
1.Tribal Rule ...... 80 140 31 $690,709 1. Tribal Rule ...... 80 140 31 $690,709 2. Unusual Heat ...... 64 120 13 595,955 2. Ministers Wild Cat . . . . . 63 113 19 337,128 3. Decarchy ...... 47 89 10 448,292 3. Rocky Bar ...... 34 79 16 136,111 4. Bertrando† ...... 49 88 7 389,214 4. Benchmark ...... 52 98 14 325,405 5. Ministers Wild Cat ...... 63 113 19 337,128 Old Topper ...... 37 69 14 202,308 6. Benchmark ...... 52 98 14 325,405 Swiss Yodeler ...... 49 95 14 182,287 7. Eddington# ...... 49 93 11 311,273 7. Unusual Heat ...... 64 120 13 595,955 8.Kafwain ...... 43 78 12 286,160 8. Kafwain ...... 43 78 12 286,160 9.Southern Image ...... 36 65 9 271,761 Dixie Chatter ...... 16 32 12 188,305 10. Lucky Pulpit ...... 27 51 5 263,367 10. Eddington# ...... 49 93 11 311,273 11. Good Journey ...... 37 63 7 246,759 12. Tizbud ...... 32 59 10 224,068 In Excess (Ire)* ...... 28 50 11 171,097 13. Old Topper ...... 37 69 14 202,308 12. Decarchy ...... 47 89 10 448,292 14. Dixie Chatter ...... 16 32 12 188,305 Tizbud ...... 32 59 10 224,068 15. Swiss Yodeler ...... 49 95 14 182,287 Heatseeker (Ire) ...... 29 53 10 175,739 16. Heatseeker (Ire) ...... 29 53 10 175,739 Terrell ...... 25 54 10 120,960 17. Stormin Fever ...... 31 65 9 174,847 18. In Excess (Ire)* ...... 28 50 11 171,097 19. Comic Strip ...... 11 22 1 154,196 20. Vronsky ...... 23 43 5 149,875 21. Marino Marini ...... 36 67 8 143,659 22. Rocky Bar ...... 34 79 16 136,111 23. Terrell ...... 25 54 10 120,960 24. Surf Cat ...... 12 27 3 120,905 25. Affirmative ...... 23 43 4 112,398 26. Bedford Falls ...... 7 14 5 102,600 1. Bedford Falls ...... 7 14 $102,600 $7,329 27. Cyclotron* ...... 9 14 2 101,558 2. Cyclotron ...... 9 14 101,558 7,254 28. Salt Lake* ...... 19 40 7 95,346 3. Comic Strip...... 11 22 154,196 7,009 29. Sea of Secrets ...... 32 59 7 94,121 4. Dixie Chatter ...... 16 32 188,305 5,885 30. Fullbridled ...... 4 9 5 93,460 5. Lucky Pulpit ...... 27 51 263,367 5,164 31. Papa Clem ...... 15 28 4 92,363 6. Decarchy...... 47 89 448,292 5,037 32. Stormy Jack ...... 20 42 9 90,301 7. Unusual Heat ...... 64 120 595,955 4,966 33. Peppered Cat ...... 15 29 4 87,140 8. Tribal Rule ...... 80 140 690,709 4,934 34. Atticus ...... 18 30 1 78,083 9. Time to Get Even...... 9 17 77,776 4,575 35. Time to Get Even ...... 9 17 3 77,776 10. Surf Cat...... 12 27 120,905 4,478
The statistics contained in these rankings are compiled by The Jockey Club Information Systems Inc. (TJCIS). While every effort is made to prevent errors and omissions, California Thoroughbred cannot guarantee their complete and total accuracy. A dagger (†) indicates that a stallion has been pensioned, an asterisk (*) that he has died, a dot (•) that he is now standing elsewhere, a number sign (#) that he did not stand in California in 2013 but is standing in the state in 2014, a double dagger (‡) that he is not standing in California in 2014 but will stand in the state in 2015 and in that he is a freshman sire. In all cases, a sire will remain in the rankings until the year after his last California foals are two-year- olds. Statistics cover racing in North America (U.S., Canada and Puerto Rico), England, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates only.
SANTA ANITA ‘CAP Continued from page 1 icap horses Game On Dude, Mucho Macho Man and Will Take Will Take Charge, the Eclipse Award winner as outstanding Charge. Game On Dude won the historic race in 2011 and three-year-old of 2013, was second to Lea in the Donn Handicap 2013 and Mucho Macho Man beat Will Take Charge by a nose at Gulfstream Park in his 2014 debut, which was shown live on in the $5 million Breeders’ Cup Classic at Santa Anita last FOX Sports 1 on February 9.—continued at http://www.jockeyclub.com, November 2. Contact: Bob Curran Jr. (212) 521-5326
THE USUAL Q.T. Continued from page 1 our lives. Melinda and I would like to thank Jim and Melanie Kampen, was owned by Don Van Racing, Nentwig, Goerge Bassett Cassidy for providing the best care for him during his Saadeh and Jeffrey Byer and was trained by James Cassidy. He has racing career and in his retirement. He was a tremendous race eight wins in 23 starts and earnings of $1,531,240. horse and he will live on in our hearts forever!” The Usual Q. T. was a dual grade I winner (Hollywood Derby The Usual Q. T. was a gelding by Harris Farms’ Unusual Heat, and Eddie Read Stakes) and three-time California champion. out of the Western Fame mare Lunge, was bred by Carlee Van He was third in the 2010 Breeders’ Cup Mile.
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As Strong As Ever by RUDI GROOTHEDDE A quarter-century of auctions under the Barretts banner at this auction for the past three years, has 23 entries cat- will be celebrated on Monday, March 3, when the Pomona- aloged. They are led by a noteworthy trio commprising of based company hosts its 25th Anniversary March Select Sale a Zensational filly out of a Giant’s Causeway half-sister to of Two-Year-Olds in Training. Back on March 5 and 6, 1990, the grade I-winning California champion Brother Derek, an Barretts Equine Sales hosted its inaugural sale Irish-bred daughter of Galileo out of 2003 and the Hinds Pavilion at Fairplex will once Breeders’ Cup Distaff (grade I) winner and again be the venue for this year’s offering of $2,051,160-earner Adoration, and a Tale of the juveniles by Barretts Sales & Racing. Cat half-brother to grade I winner Forest Secrets. Twenty-five years ago, 196 of the 270 two-year- Among the 20 juveniles being consigned by olds through the sales ring sold for $16,405,000, Eddie Woods are: a filly by Concord Point from while 2014 will see a catalog of 140 entries, 14 of the family of the 2009 Eclipse Champion Three- whom are California-breds, hoping to improve on Year-Old Male, Summer Bird; a son of Street last year’s totals for 61 juveniles sold of $8,751,000 Cry (Ire) and Tapit’s grade I winner Careless in gross receipts and average and median prices of Jewel; and a daughter of Munnings out of a $143,459 and $100,000, respectively. The 2013 stakes-winning half-sister to the 2012 and 2103 buyback rate was 33.7 percent. Breeders’ Cup Turf Sprint (grade I) winner Last year’s $675,000 sale-topper Corfu has Mizdirection. had a busy time since then, winning the Saratoga The 16-strong Havens Bloodstock Agency Special Stakes (grade II) in stakes record time consignment is headlined by a Congrats colt and earning $214,200 overall before retiring to stud at out of graded stakes winner Angela’s Love, while Steven Bridlewood Farm in Florida for this year’s breeding season. Venosa’s SGV Thoroughbreds group of a dozen features Other graduates of this annual March auction who have both a Henrythenavigator half-sister to 2012 Best Pal also performed well during the last 12 months include: the Stakes (grade II) winner Know More and an Indian Char- 2013 Champagne Stakes (grade I) winner Havana, a lie colt from the family of the 2006 Eclipse champion and $575,000 purchase last year who has since earned $708,000; 2007 Kentucky Derby (grade I) winner, Street Sense. the $$422,140-earner Gervinho, a grade II winner of 2013 Under the care of Mike Puhich, Pegasus Training Cen- whose $120,000 reserve was not achieved in 2012; and Sum ter is represented by 11 two-year-olds, including a son of of the Parts, sold for $150,000 three years ago and now a Bernardini out of a half-sister to Real Quiet, also a Ken- dual graded stakes winner of $806,543. tucky Derby-winning Eclipse champion, and a Dixie Following the Training Preview starting at 10:00 am on Chatter half-sister to California champion Ismene. Thursday, Feb. 27, this year’s sale will commence at 2:00 Also with an 11-strong representation is Sequel Bloodstock. pm on March 3, featuring sire power second to none. Becky Thomas’ most notable entries are a Desert Party colt Besides offering sons and daughters of eight of last year’s from the family of the grade I-winning California champion top 10 national sires, namely Awesome Again, Giant’s Pirate’s Revenge and a Line of David half-brother to last year’s Causeway, Harlan’s Holiday, Kitten’s Joy, Macho Uno, Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Fillies (grade I) winner Ria Antonia. Malibu Moon, Unbridled’s Song and War Front, the catalog Additional entries worth a mention are: a Ghostzapper also boasts a filly by the internationally renowned Galileo. filly out of a half-sister to the dam of dual 2013 grade I win- Also among the entries are progeny by many other promi- ner Big Blue Kitten with Niall Brennan Stables; a son of nent national sires, including Any Given Saturday, Artie Tiz Wonderful from the family of two-time Eclipse cham- Schiller, Candy Ride (Arg), City Zip, Colonel John, Curlin, pion Silverbulletday with Adrian Gonzalez’s Checkmate Dunkirk, Elusive Quality, Ghostzapper, Into Mischief, Thoroughbreds; a daughter of Pioneerof the Nile out of a Lemon Drop Kid, Majestic Warrior, Midnight Lute, Pio- half-sister to the Eclipse Horse of the Year, Holy Bull, with neerof the Nile, Scat Daddy, Sky Mesa, Smart Strike, Street Bruno De Berdt and David Scanlon’s Excel Bloodstock; a Pul- Boss, Street Cry (Ire), Street Sense and Tale of the Cat. pit colt out of a half-sister to 2010 grade I winner Paddy Plus, there are two-year-olds from the first crops of grade O’Prado from Hartley/De Renzo Thoroughbreds; a Bellamy I winners Discreetly Mine, Lookin At Lucky, Majesticper- Road half-sister to 2011 grade I winner Ultimate Eagle with fection, Midshipman, Quality Road, Super Saver and Tale McCarthy Bloodstock; and a Northern Afleet filly from the of Ekati, while leading local sires with juvenile representa- family of Santa Anita Handicap (grade I) winner Rock Hard tives include Desert Code, Dixie Chatter and Tribal Rule. Ten with Stephens Thoroughbreds. In 2014, the March sale will feature 55 separate con- For additional information about this year’s Barretts March signments from 17 individual consignors. Select Sale of Two-Year-Olds in Training, call (909) 629-3099 Ciaran Dunne’s Wavertree Stables, the leading consignor or visit www.barretts.com to view the catalog online.
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CHRB Continued from page 1 CHRB Questions The audio of this entire board meeting is available on the CHRB Website (www.chrb.ca.gov) under the webcast link. In brief: Santa Anita Stakes
• The board approved the application for the Los Angeles Turf Club to conduct Santa Anita Park gained approval for its first a race meet at Santa Anita Park from April 25 through June 29, essentially a spring/summer meet from the California Horse continuation of the current meet in Arcadia that runs through April 20, with Racing Board (CHRB) February 21, and presented a a four-day break in between. The application was approved pending clarifica- stakes schedule for the nine-week stand that looks tion of the schedule of stake races historically run in Southern California. quite a bit like Hollywood Park, which it is replacing. • Several commissioners reported on working with racetracks on the develop- The meet follows a brief break from the Arcadia ment of fire evacuation plans as well as fire prevention measures. These track’s winter/spring stand and will run for 40 days, efforts will continue and their progress will be detailed in public reports. April 25 through June 29. The schedule calls for • The board approved for 45-day public notice a proposed regulatory amend- racing on a Thursday through Sunday schedule ment to eliminate the maximum daily restriction on samples that may be with an additional card for Memorial Day, May 26. tested and to give the CHRB access to horses stabled at non-CHRB regulated The regular first post will be 1 p.m. PDT, expect for facilities by requiring them to be registered in advance of racing and thereby twilight Friday programs, which will begin at subject to out-of-competition testing. 3 p.m. There will be an 11 a.m. first post for each • The board voted to direct portions of the existing takeout from exotic wagering of the Triple Crown cards. pools to help fund workers’ compensation programs for thoroughbreds, quarter Santa Anita will run 33 stakes, most of those horses, standardbreds and fairs, within the limits authorized by statute. taken over from betfair hollywood park, which • The board voted to deduct a portion of market access fees generated by closed for racing in December and is expected to be Advance Deposit Wagering in Southern California to help offset stabling and demolished in 2014, then replaced by commercial vanning expenses at southern racetracks and training facilities, as permitted and residential development. by statute. Nineteen graded stakes are on the new Santa • The board authorized the distribution of $37,403 in race day charity proceeds Anita schedule, including traditional grade I by the Los Angeles Turf Club II to 13 beneficiaries. fixtures such as the Gamely May 26, the American • The board approved a two-year license for the Game Play Network Inc. to Oaks May 31, the Vanity June 14, and the conduct Advance Deposit Wagering once they provide several outstanding Triple Bend Handicap and Hollywood Gold Cup items required of all ADW companies. While Game Play will operate a tra- June 28.—continued at http://www.BloodHorse.com, ditional ADW website for all, the major focus will be to attract non-racing By Jack Shinar fans that play online games.—From the CHRB
Cal-Bred Pair California Chrome Preps For San Felipe In Santa Ysabel California Chrome worked six furlongs at Los Alamitos Saturday morning in 1:11.80 under Dual stakes winner Swiss Lake Yodeler and regular rider Victor Espinoza as the California-bred son of Lucky Pulpit moved closer to a start in fellow California-bred Anniversary Kitty are the grade II, $300,000 San Felipe Stakes at 1 1/16 miles on March 8. entered in Saturday’s $100,000 grade III Santa “I’m real happy with the work,” trainer Art Sherman said. “I got him galloping out seven Ysabel Stakes for three-year-old fillies at Santa furlongs in 1:25. He’ll have one more breeze at Los Al and we’ll ship to Santa Anita five days before Anita Park. the race for schooling and final preparations. Victor said he went really nice.” Swiss Lake Yodeler is by Lovacres Ranch’s Meanwhile, on Friday, Shared Belief shipped from Santa Anita Park to Golden Gate Fields in Swiss Yodeler, out of the Meadowlake mare the Northern California town of Berkeley. Domasco Lake, was bred by owners Larry and The undefeated Eclipse Award winner as male two-year-old champion of 2013, who had been a Marianne Williams and trained by Jerry Future Book favorite for the Kentucky Derby, has been recovering from a quarter crack on his right Hollendorfer. She has three wins in five starts, front foot. earnings of $235,850 and is coming off an While he had been galloping on Santa Anita’s conventional dirt track, the gelded son of Candy 11th in the January 25 California Cup Oaks. Ride had not had a recorded workout.—Santa Anita Publicity, Stable Notes By Ed Golden Anniversary Kitty is by Tribal Rule, out of the Bertrando mare Justanotherblonde, was bred by Mike Abraham, is owned by Magnum Force Enters Maxaam Gold Cup Highlander Racing Stable and trained by Magnum Force is the lone California-bred Lingenfelter, is owned by Brent Gasaway and Craig Dollase. She has one win in two starts, entered in Saturday’s $100,000 Maxaam Gold Brian Poppenberg and is trained by Dallas Keen. earnings of $65,000 and is coming off a Cup Stakes at Sam Houston Race Park. He has two wins in 14 starts, earnings of second in the January 25 California Cup Magnum Force is by Redattore (Brz), out of the $72,839 and is coming off a January 31 allowance Oaks.—continued at http://www.ctba.com, Swiss Yodeler mare Tonsilitis, was bred by Carol win.—continued at http://www.ctba.com,
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Send Photos Thoroughbred Hoof Care: Of 2014 Foals Foal To Racehorse To Sport Horse Through the August 2014 issue of California Thoroughbred, Thoroughbreds are born to run. But to satisfy this need for speed, the horse must have the official publication of the a strong foundation on which to gallop—we're talking about his hooves. California Thoroughbred South African farrier Robbie Miller, ASF, has decades of experience trimming and Breeders Association (CTBA), shoeing race- and sport horses. He shared his hoof care suggestions with industry mem- this year’s crop of Thoroughbreds foaled in the bers during the 2014 Cape Breeders Club seminar, held January 27-28 in Stellenbosch, Golden State will again be spotlighted in each South Africa. Starting with foal feet, he followed the horse's natural progression to the monthly magazine with advertorials featuring six sales, races, and, ultimately, retirement from the track.—continued at www.BloodHorse.com, to eight photos of foals per page. By Alexandra Beckstett The cost to publish individual photos is $75 PUBLISHER’S NOTE: This article has been republished each, while a full page insertion will be discounted with permission from www.BloodHorse.com down to $500. These charges represent a reduction of more than 50 per- cent on the price of a regular full-page advertisement in the magazine. Insertions NTRA Recognizes will include a caption with each foal’s sire, dam, Legislative Supporters broodmare sire, sex, date of birth and breeders, as well as the details, including a logo, of their farm The NTRA thanks those industry members and partners location. who supported the NTRA’s federal legislative fundraising Photos need to be submitted by the following effort in 2013. More than 700 individuals, farms and racing partnerships con- Monday deadlines; March 3 (April issue); April 7 tributed an amount to the ¼% Check-off and Foal programs that was nearly 25 (May issue); May 5 (June issue); June 2 (July issue); percent greater than in 2012. This diverse group represents more than 40 states and July 7 (August issue). and 10 countries and is 12 percent larger than in 2012. For additional information, please contact the Click here for the complete list of 2013 NTRA federal legislative contributors. magazine’s Advertising Manager, Loretta Veiga, at The NTRA also recognizes the following industry partners for their support of [email protected]/(626) 445-7800, extension 227, this initiative: Keeneland, Fasig-Tipton, Ocala Breeders’ Sales Company, Barretts or its Managing Editor, Rudi Groothedde, at Sales & Racing, Washington Thoroughbred Breeders and Owners Association and [email protected]/(626) 445-7800, extension 226. Breeders’ Sales Company of Louisiana. Photos for free inclusion on the CTBA’s web Other organizations supporting the program include (in alphabetical order) site, CTBA.com, can be submitted to Ken Gurnick California Thoroughbred Breeders Association (CTBA), Daily Racing Form at [email protected] or [email protected]. The (DRF), Florida Thoroughbred Breeders’ and Owners’ Association (FTBOA), New California Thoroughbred Breeders Association, York Thoroughbred Breeders, Inc. (NYTB), New York Thoroughbred Horsemen’s encourages breeders to submit photos of newly Association (NYTHA), Texas Horsemen’s News, Thoroughbred Daily News (TDN) arrived foals for posting on the site. and Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders Association (TOBA). Digital photos only will be accepted and should Learn more about how you can join your peers in support of the NTRA’s federal be sent as email attachments, accompanied by the legislative fundraising effort.—continued at http://www.ntra.com, From the NTRA names of the sire, broodmare, broodmare sire, breeder and foaling date.
From San Luis Rey Downs Moving Day Coming Soon To The Winner's Circle For Native Diver It’s not like the place wasn’t already on the map. San Luis Rey Of all the loose ends left by the closure of Downs was built in 1969. But the cluster of runners that vanned up to Hollywood Park, none has generated more attention win at Santa Anita Park last weekend helped poke a hole in the idea than the remains of the great Native Diver. A that the newly invigorated training center is located somewhere near California-bred winner of three Hollywood Gold Cups the ends of the earth. It’s not, although you can see it from there. in the mid-1960s and member of Thoroughbred Last Saturday, Peter Miller’s San Luis Rey stable cracked with On racing’s Hall of Fame, Native Diver was buried in what the Backstreets (by Street Boss, out of a Springsteen classic) in the eventually became the walking ring behind the grand- $81,650 Sweet Life Stakes down the hillside turf course, then came stand, beneath an imposing monument.—continued at right back on Sunday to win the $97,450 Baffle Stakes, also down the http://www.drf.com, By Jay Hovdey hill, with the Tribal Rule gelding Red Outlaw.—continued at http://www.drf.com, By Jay Hovdey
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California-Bred Maiden !Winners !In !North !America: !February !18-23, !2014
AFFIRMATIVE IRON CAT Dynablue by Dynaformer. Breeder: Everest Stables Inc. Feb 23 (SA, $20,500 MCL.) Feb 22 (GG, $34,010 MSW.) Trainer: Genaro Vallejo. Jockey: Dennis Carr. Warren’s Casper. Benjamin C. Warren’s b. c., 4, by Stressful Times. Timothy O’Leary Francis and Carrol Affirmative—Charismatic Heart by Charismatic. Breeder: Stubbs’ b. c., 4, by Iron Cat—Main Gain by Relaunch. POINT GIVEN Benjamin C. Warren. Trainer: Jorge Gutierrez. Jockey: Breeder: Eagle Oak Ranch LLC. Trainer: Jamey R. Feb 22 (GG, $8,210 MCL.) Alonso Quinonez. Thomas. Jockey: Juan J. Hernandez. Hotaling Heart. Robert D. Bone and Josh Hotaling’s dk. b. f., 3, by Point Given—Lookn Mighty Fine by Peterhof. AFLEET ALEX LANGFUHR Breeder: Robert D. Bone. Trainer: Bill Patterson. Feb 23 (FON, $9,620 MSW.) Feb 22 (SA, $56,750 MSW.) Jockey: Isaias D. Enriquez. Fast Maggie. Junior Dolphus’ b. f., 3, by Afleet Alex— Brave Act. Howard and Janet Siegel Racing LLC’s Bellomesa by Sky Mesa. Breeder: Bo Hirsch. Trainer: dk. b. g., 4, by Langfuhr—Shield by Rahy. Breeders: SALT LAKE Jerry Gourneau. Jockey: Tori Gandia. Herman Sarkowsky and Martin J. Wygod. Trainer: Feb 22 (LA, $7,500 MCL.) Eddie Truman. Jockey: Rafael Bejarano. Bold Renegade. Beckett Family Trust’s dk. b. g., 6, by CAPSIZED Salt Lake—Never Ever by In Excess (Ire). Breeder: Beckett Family Trust. Trainer: Charles S. Treece. Feb 17 (GG, $7,105 MCL.) "L#u$c%k&y! 'P#u(l)p*i+t Jockey: Ramon Guce. Johnny Hot Rod. William J. Delia, John Wall Sr. and ,H-a.r.r*i/s! 0F-a.r1m/s Patty Wall’s b. g., 5, by Capsized—Double Shot Latte by (559) 884-2859 SINGLETARY French Deputy. Breeders: BnD Chase Thorough- 23345!66789634 Feb 21 (GG, $13,210 MCL.) breds Inc. and Carol A. Davies. Trainer: William Delia. Feb 23 (TUP, $6,000 MCL.) Solo Ella. Celia Alaniz and Victor Trujillo’s b. f., 3, by Jockey: Ricardo Gonzalez. El Pinto. Pete Gallegos’ ch. g., 5, by Lucky Pulpit—Musical Singletary—Nora Ellen by Cee’s Tizzy. Breeder: Harris Girl by Relaunch a Tune. Breeder: Pete Gallegos. Farms. Trainer: Victor M. Trujillo. Jockey: Russell A. Baze. 0#((;.*E(=EFullbridled Trainer: Dan L. McFarlane. Jockey: Chase Clark. >.-F=-#!:GH.H#IG;.=E!0-.1Brazeau Thoroughbred Farm SKY TERRACE MARINO MARINI Feb 22 (RIL, $1,200 TRL.) 243J5!9CJ899A6(951) 201-2278 Feb 22 (LA, $7,000 MCL.) Terrace High. Joyce Larson and Jan Kern’s dk. b. g., 4, Amerimarina. J. Francisco Diaz’s gr. ro. m., 5, by Marino by Sky Terrace—My Southern Lady by Royal Academy. Marini—Sandspur by Sandpit (Brz). Breeder: Matthew Breeders: William L. Hedrick and Andres Feb 17 (GG, $7,210 MCL.) Rasich. Trainer: Lindolfo Diaz. Jockey: Ramon Guce. Hernandez. Trainer: Matthew F. Lorefice. Jockey: Jarell Full’s Kris S. Barbara Kelly Living Trust’s gr. ro. g., 6, by James. Fullbridled—Rufaro by Kris S. Breeder: Barbara Kelly. MEMO (CHI) Trainer: William E. Morey. Jockey: Juan J. Hernandez. Feb 22 (SA, $20,750 MCL.) Love Forever. Kings River Ranch’s b. g., 4, by Memo (Chi)— :.*;-(!<#(= INDYGO SHINER Love Ya by Honor Grades. Breeder: Ridgeley Farm LLC. >-((=?-!@*/+-!0-.1 Feb 23 (SA, $20,500 MCL.) Trainer: J. Eric Kruljac. Jockey: Drayden Van Dyke. Indygo Andy. Mooncoin LLC’s ch. c., 4, by Indygo 2ABC5!A648D4CC Shiner—Gotcha Now by Memo (Chi). Breeder: ONE MAN ARMY Mooncoin LLC. Trainer: John W. Sadler. Jockey: Kent J. Feb 21 (GG, $13,105 MCL.) Feb 20 (OP, $17,500 MCL.) Desormeaux. Johnny Reb. Andy Broberg and Gena, Jeff and Suzi All Star Bell. Richard A. Bell’s ch. g., 4, by Tribal Rule— Stiefel’s dk. b. g., 3, by One Man Army—Unusual Babe by Wild Tickle by Roar. Breeder: Richard A. Bell. Trainer: IN EXCESS (IRE) Unusual Heat. Breeder: Crystal Valley Farms Inc. Steven M. Asmussen. Jockey: Ricardo Santana Jr. Feb 17 (SA, $32,250 MCL.) Trainer: Andy Mathis. Jockey: Russell A. Baze. Hearitforthegirls. Mooncoin LLC’s b. f., 3, by In Excess Feb 23 (GG, $8,315 MCL.) Maiden Winners (Ire)—Gotcha Now by Memo (Chi). Breeder: Mooncoin Osmosis. Andy Mathis and Jeff Stiefel’s b. g., 3, by One LLC. Trainer: John W. Sadler. Jockey: Edwin A. Maldonado. Man Army—Fast Splash by Dance Brightly. Breeder: This is a list, arranged in order of sire, of California foaled Thoroughbreds who broke their Crystal Valley Farms Inc. Trainer: Andy Mathis. maidens in the U.S. and Canada during the Feb 22 (GG, $8,420 MCL.) Jockey: Silvio R. Amador. month indicated. The information contained on Excessive Tequila. Tim Bellasis, Jeff O’Donnell and these pages is compiled by The Jockey Club Cassandra A. Tschanz’s gr. ro. g., 4, by In Excess (Ire)— Information Systems Inc. While every effort is PETIONVILLE made to prevent errors and omissions, California Kiamika by With Approval. Breeders: Frank Feb 17 (GG, $13,105 MCL.) Thoroughbred cannot guarantee their complete Mermenstein and Elliot Kohn. Trainer: Tim Bellasis. Passionville. C. Branch, W. Booth, A. Braudrick, M. Braudrick, and total accuracy. Jockey: Ricardo Gonzalez. D. Hadjiconstantis, et. al.’s gr. or ro. m., 6, by Petionville—
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California-Bred Stakes Winners In California: February 18-23, 2014 (3%), including Tiz Flirtatious, Catch Lorraine, Tizbud Tizsosexy. Total progeny earnings $3,802,032, Ambitious Brew $40,021 average per starter. Yearling auction SENSATIONAL STAR STAKES, Santa Anita Park, Harris Farms record, 1980 to present—32 yearlings sold, 6 Feb. 22, $100,000 guaranteed, four-year-olds and up, (559) 884-2859 crops, $4,416 average. 6 1/2 furlongs, 1:12.00, track firm. Track record: 1:11.10. 1st dam: Kathwen. Bred by Dr. and Mrs. A. Leonard Trainer: Martin Jones. Jockey: Brice Blanc. Odds: 3-1 In Reality Pineau (Md.). Raced 1 year, 1 start, no wins. Earned Relaunch Foggy Note $400 (SPR 20). FFSPR: 82 1 Cee’s Tizzy AMBITIOUS BREW, dk. b. or br. g., 4 (121), 1 ⁄2 Lyphard Tizly 07 TIZ A BUD GIRL, f., by Tizbud. Raced 3 years, 15 Tizbud—Kathwen, $60,000 Tizna TIZBUD starts, 2 wins. Earned $68,920 (SPR 80). by Forest Wildcat Seattle Slew dk. b. or br. 1999 Seattle Song 09 Anita Margarita, f., by Strategic Mission. Raced 2 1 Incantation 2 Cee’s Song Lakerville, ch. h., 6 (123), ⁄ Nice Dancer years, 2 starts, no wins. Earned $6,550 (SPR 50). Lonely Dancer Unusual Heat—Foreverinthegame, $20,000 Sleep Lonely 10 AMBITIOUS BREW, g., by Tizbud. At 3, 2nd Real by Out of Place Good Deal S., At 4, WON Sensational Star S. (SPR 98). Storm Bird (Barry Abrams and M. Auerbach LLC) Storm Cat 11 Love My Bud, c., by Tizbud. Unraced. Terlingua 1 Forest Wildcat 12 c., by Congrats. Summer Hit, dk. b. or br. g., 5 (123), 4 ⁄2 Bold Native Victoria Beauty 2nd dam: WINTER DISPLAY (1986). Bred by Alfred G. Bertrando—Mia F Eighteen, $12,000 Abifaith KATHWEN Vanderbilt (Md.). Raced 2 years, 7 starts, 1 win. by Tough Knight Secretariat gr. or ro. 2002 Cold Reception Earned $6,740 (SPR 67). Produced 11 foals, 5 win- (John Carver and Jerry Hollendorfer) Cold Comfort Winter Display ners, including CAYMAN SUNSET, Oh Summer. Olympia Show Off Also: Coach Bob (118)—$6,000, Ain’t No Other (118)— Look Ma Broodmare Sire: FOREST WILDCAT. Raced 4 $2,000, Kate’s Event (118)—$250. years, 20 starts, 9 wins. Earned $478,862 (SPR 94). When Tizbud has been crossed with Forest Wildcat Sire of 482 mares which produced 925 foals. 26 RACING RECORD mares, it has produced 3 foals of racing age, 2 winners mares produced SWs (3%). 493 runners (53%), AGE STS 1st 2nd 3rd Earnings (67%), 1 SW (33%), 0 graded SW, $148,420 average 353 winners (38%), 32 SWs (3%), including Evita 20000 —earnings per runner. Argentina, Nutello, Fearless Cowboy. Progeny 3 52 30$122,680 earnings of $27,954,113.. 42200105,240 Sire: TIZBUD. Raced 3 years, 8 starts, 2 wins. Foaled: Harris Farms, Coalinga, California. Earned $230,266 (SPR 97). Sire of 7 crops, 157 Breeder: Pamela C. Ziebarth. Totals 74 30$227,920 foals, 95 runners (61%), 57 winners (36%), 5 SWs Owner: Pamela C. Ziebarth.
Stakes Winners The Season in California: The statistics compiled here are provided by The Jockey Club Information Systems Inc. (TJCIS) and include the starts percentile ranking (SPR) and the female family starts percentile ranking (FFSPR). The SPR and the FFSPR, developed by TJCIS, are based on racing in North America, Argentina, Australia, England, France, Hong Kong, Ireland, Italy, Japan and the UAE only.
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CALIFORNIA THOROUGHBRED FARM MANAGERS ASSOCIATION proudly presents the 2014 Training Center Tour March 15th 7 AM to 2 PM • Cost $20 per person This is a drive yourself motorcade tour We will begin the tour by visiting the all newly renovated San Luis Rey Downs Training Center in Bonsall. We will see the track in action - Visit the barn area, swimming pool and gallop trails. Next we will tour Galway Downs in Temecula. This facility in under new ownership. We will see the training track, the barn area and the many amenities this horse center has to offer. At high Noon we will serve lunch to all participants at Milky Way Farm where several great stallions reside and many newborn foals will be showcased. After lunch optional wine tasting is available at several nearby wineries. Keyways, Oak Mountain, Leonesse, Danza Del Sol and many more!
PLEASE REGISTER before MARCH 5TH by mailing your check to: CTFMA, PO Box 876, Fallbrook, CA 92088 For more information please contact us at: [email protected] C http://www.thoroughbredinfo.com/showcase/ctfma.php California-Bred Flashback California Weekly Hay Report From Friday, February 21, 2014
Our Summer Bid !C:') • Timothy Francis O'Leary & Carrol Stubbs, own- REGION #3: !"#$ /.01+ *(23)45+3 )AA'V:658D' ers of Stressful Times earned $10,000 on ("%,1&%(' /.+6076 25 $310–310 $310 delivered :8VC:987'!"#' February 22nd at Golden Gate Fields S)('W")XY/('' Alfalfa Retail/light< 80-125 lb bales 9H8'D9@5`'C:' .)22&TU' =@:<'? REGION #4: !"#$ /.01+ *(23)45+3 )AA'V:658D' F&(,%)2 /.+6076 175 $250–250 $250 delivered :8VC:987'!"#' 9H8'D9@5`'C:' IMPORTANT EVENTS & DATES S)('W")XY/(' Alfalfa Retail/light< 80-125 lb bales .)22&TU J@78:@E'!:8D 12 CALIFORNIA THOROUGHBRED WEEKLY • February 27, 2014 www.ctba.com 2014 GOLDEN STATE SERIES - $5.3 MILLION A RESTRICTED STAKES SCHEDULE FOR REGISTERED CALIFORNIA BRED OR SIRED HORSES Sat., Jan. 25 SA Cal Cup Derby Three-Year-Olds 1 1/16 M $250,000 Sat., Jan. 25 SA Cal Cup Oaks Fillies, Three-Year-Olds 1 M (Turf) $200,000 Sat., Jan. 25 SA Cal Cup Turf Classic Four-Year-Olds & Up 1 1/8 M (Turf) $250,000 Sat., Jan. 25 SA Sunshine Millions F/M Turf Sprint F/M, Four-Year-Olds & Up 6 1/2 F (Turf) $125,000 Sat., Jan. 25 SA Cal Cup Sprint Four-Year-Olds & Up 6 F $125,000 Sat., Feb. 22 SA Sensational Star Four-Year-Olds & Up 6 1/2 F (Turf) $100,000 Sat., Mar. 15 SA Irish O!Brien F/M, Four-Year-Olds & Up 6 1/2 F (Turf) $100,000 Sun., Mar. 23 SA Dream of Summer F/M, Four-Year-Olds & Up 1 M $100,000 Sat., April 5 SA Echo Eddie Three-Year-Olds 6 1/2 F $200,000 Sat., April 5 SA Evening Jewel Fillies, Three-Year-Olds 6 1/2 F $200,000 Sat., April 26 SA Snow Chief Three-Year-Olds 1 1/8 M (Turf) $250,000 Sat., April 26 SA Melair Fillies, Three-Year-Olds 1 1/16 M $250,000 Sat., April 26 SA Tiznow Four-Year-Olds & Up 1 M $125,000 W Sat., April 26 SA B. Thoughtful F/M, Four-Year-Olds & Up 6 F $125,000 Sat., April 26 SA Fran's Valentine F/M, Three-Year-Olds & Up 1 M (Turf) $100,000 Sat., May 31 GGF Campanile Fillies, Three-Year-Olds 1 M (Turf) $100,000 Sun., June 8 SA Crystal Water Four-Year-Olds & Up 1 M (Turf) $100,000 Sun., June 8 GGF Silky Sullivan Three-Year-Olds 1 M (Turf) $100,000 July LA Bertrando Three-Year-Olds & Up 1 M $100,000 July DMR CTBA Stakes Fillies, Two-Year-Olds 5 1/2 F $100,000 July DMR Fleet Treat Fillies, Three-Year-Olds 7 F $200,000 July DMR Graduation Two-Year-Olds 5 1/2 F $100,000 P August DMR California Dreamin' Three-Year-Olds & Up 1 1/16 M (Turf) $150,000 August DMR Real Good Deal Three-Year-Olds 7 F $200,000 August DMR Solana Beach F/M, Three-Year-Olds & Up 1 M (Turf) $150,000 “ August DMR Generous Portion Fillies, Two-Year-Olds 6 F $150,000 September DMR I!m Smokin Two-Year-Olds 6 F $150,000 October SA California Distaff F/M, Three-Year-Olds & Up 6 1/2 F (Turf) $100,000 October SA California Flag Three-Year-Olds & Up 6 1/2 F (Turf) $100,000 November SA Golden State"Juvenile Two-Year-Olds 7 F $200,000 November SA Golden State"Juvenile Fillies Fillies, Two-Year-Olds 7 F $200,000 November DMR Cat's Cradle F/M, Three-Year-Olds & Up 7 F $100,000 November DMR On Trust Three-Year-Olds & Up 7 F $100,000 December LA Soviet Problem Fillies, Two-Year-Olds 1 M $200,000 December LA King Glorious Two-Year-Olds 1 M $200,000 “IT PAYS TO BE CAL-BRED!” Advertised schedule of races and purses subject to change. California Thoroughbred Breeders Association 201 Colorado Place, P.O. Box 60018, Arcadia, CA 91066-6018 (626) 445-7800 • www.ctba.com CTBA !Magazine !Update The March 2014 issue of California Thoroughbred, the official publication ! Wednesday, Jan"uar""#$%&y 8, 2014 of the California Thoroughbred Breeders Association (CTBA), is on the ©California Thoroughbred WEEKLY 2014 verge of being completed and is scheduled to be mailed out to its subscribers 201 Color ado Place, Arc adia, Cal ifornia 91007 Tel ephone: ( 626) 44 5-7800 or and the CTBA membership next week. Featured as this edition’s cover story 1-800-573 -CTB A (Califor nia residents only) is a 14-page section dedicated to the 2013 California-bred champions who FAX: (626) 445- 6981 were honored during the CTBA’s Annual Awards Dinner at The Claremont E-m ail ad dress: [email protected] Hotel Club & Spa in Berkeley on February 10. Besides these articles, featuring the Champion Older Male, Sprinter and Horse of the Year, Points Offthebench, as well as Tiz Flirtatious (Champion Owned and published by the California Thoroughbred Breeders Association, a nonpr ofit corporatio n d edi cated to the productio n of bett er Thorough bred Older Female and Turf Horse), Gervinho (Champion Three-Year-Old Male), horses for better Th oroughbred ra cing. Doinghardtimeagain (Champion Three-Year-Old Female), Tamarando (Champion Two-Year-Old Male) and Swiss Lake Yodeler (Champion Two- Year-Old Female), the latest magazine also includes many other feature stories Opinions expressed in signed articles are those of the authors and do not necessa rily reflect po licies o f the CT BA or this m agaz ine. Pub licat ion of any of interest, such as: an In Memoriam tribute to Cal-bred General Challenge, the material o riginatin g herein is exp ressly for bidd en without first obtaini ng written two-time California champion, three-time grade I winner and $2,877,178-earner permis sion from C alifor nia Thoroug hbred WE EKLY. who passed away at the age of 18 on February 4; a 10-page section of editorials on Sunshine Millions/California Cup that was held at Santa Anita Park on January 29, when the day’s stakes races worth more than $950,000 were won by All advertising copy is submitted subject to approval. We reserve the right to Cal-breds Weewinnin (California Cup Turf Classic Stakes), California Chrome re ject any co py tha t i s misleadin g or tha t d oes not m eet with the sta ndard s set by th e p ublica tion. (California Cup Derby), Susans Express (California Cup Oaks) and Big Macher (California Cup Sprint Stakes) and California-sired Ciao Bella Luna (Sunshine Millions Filly and Mare Turf Sprint Stakes); a CTBA Member Profile on trainer Acknowledgment: Statistics in this publication relating to results of races in Art Sherman, who has had success with such Cal-breds as the grade I-winning North America a re compile d by th e Daily Rac ing Form . California champion Ultra Blend and current sophomore sensation California Char ts by spe cial arrangem ent wit h Dail y Racing Form Inc., the copyright owners Chrome since he joined the association in 1984; both a preview and a review of of sa id c harts. R eproduction forb idde n. Barretts Sales & Racing’s 25th Anniversary March Select Sale of Two-Year-Olds in Training, being held in the Hinds Pavilion at Fairplex on Monday, March 3, NEWSLETTER STAFF and January Mixed Sale, respectively; a wrap-up of the win by Cal-bred Editorial: Rud!i Groothedde, Ken Gurnick Tamarando in the grade III, $200,000 El Camino Real Derby at Golden Gate Advertis!ing: Loretta Veiga Art Directo!r: John Melanson Fields on February 15; reviews of the respective wins at Santa Anita by the Cal- Pr!oduction!: Char lene Favata-Markel bred duo of Lakerville and Red Outlaw in the January 26 Clocker’s Corner California Thoroughb red WEEKLY is published in Arcadia, Calif. Stakes worth $92,200 and February 16 Baffle Stakes worth $97,450; a Down On The Farm article that provides information on dealing with twins; the annual California Statistical Review, detailing those breeders, stallions and Cal-breds Send address changes to California Thoroughbred WEEKLY, who enjoyed stakes success in 2013; a Guest Forum piece on McCann’s Mojave, P.O. Box 60018, Arcadia, CA 91066-6018 CT BA o n the I nternet — h ttp://www.ctba.com a grade II winner and earner of more than $1.5 million who unexpectedly died ! ! ! ! ! in October of last year just as he was enjoying a promising start to his stud career; and all the many other interesting and informative features, departments and columns that this publication’s loyal readers look forward to every month. 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