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In This Issue: Improbable Leads Arkansas Derby Entries Numbers Say Santa Anita Track is Safer Florida-bred World of Trouble Wins Grade 1 Carter Handicap Imprimis Impressive in Shakertown Score Kentucky Oaks Leaderboard Kentucky Derby Leaderboard Sale topping Tapit Filly/KEENELAND PHOTO Tampa Bay Downs Charts Tapit Filly Commands Florida Stallion Progeny List Florida Breeders’ List $1.3 Million At Return Wire to Wire Business Place Of Keeneland April Sale Featured Advertisers BY KEENELAND PRESS OFFICE____ The average was $90,799, and the median was $40,000. Ocala Stud LEXINGTON, KY—A 2-year-old daughter “Trade was very good,” Keeneland Double Diamond of Tapit and Grade 1-winner My Director of Sales Operations Geoffrey Conquestadory, who is a full sister to 2019 Russell said. “The racehorses were well Arindel Xpressbet Fountain of Youth (G2) runner- received. Strong trade continued into the 2- Oakton Farm up Bourbon War, sold to Chad Schumer as year-old portion of the sale. The [sale-top- an agent, for $1.3 million to top ping] Tapit filly was on everybody’s list, Stonehedge Farm Keeneland’s April Two-Year-Olds in with a good update from Bourbon War and Florida Department of Agriculture Training and Horses of Racing Age Sale. a great work she turned in yesterday during The April Sale returned Tuesday after a the Preview Show. Her sale showed the FTBOA five-year hiatus and featured for the first money is here for those kind of horses. Seminole Feed time an offering of horses of racing age. “We’re in a rebuilding process for this During the single-session sale, Ocala Breeders’ Feed & Supply Keeneland sold 67 horses for $6,083,500. See KEENELAND on page 3 Journeyman Stud Back to Top Page 3 Keeneland
Continued from COVER sale,” Russell continued. “Some people were willing to rebuild with us, and some people wanted to wait and see. We hope they saw and will participate next year.” Keeneland held the April Sale from 1993-2014, and graduates include six clas- sic winners: Belmont (G1) winner Palace Malice; Preakness (G1) winner and cham- pion Lookin At Lucky; Kentucky Derby (G1) and Preakness winner and champion Big Brown; Kentucky Derby and Belmont winner and champion Thunder Gulch; and Kentucky Oaks (G1) winners Keeper Hill and Gal in a Ruckus. Champion Beautiful Pleasure also is an April Sale graduate. The 2014 auction produced champions Lady Eli and Roy H. During Monday’s Preview Show, which featured cataloged juveniles working over the dirt track and turf course, the sale-topping Tapit filly breezed an eighth-of-a-mile in the co-fastest time of :10 over the main track. Dean DeRenzo and Randy Hartley/KEENELAND PHOTO “She is a tremendous physical, she had racing age is this year’s Twinspires.com almost 30 years. We have a broodmare a superb breeze and her gallop out was Fair Grounds Oaks (G2) third-place finish- band of about 12 and try to focus on qual- really strong,” said Schumer, who bought er, Sweet Diane. Ina Bond’s River Bend ity rather than quantity. Eddie Kenneally the filly for Prince Sultan Bin Mishal Al Farm acquired the 3-year-old daughter of trains for us, so he is going to train [her]. Saud of Saudi Arabia. “She is by one of the Will Take Charge, who has been in the We have high hopes that this will turn into leading sires of all time and she has a mas- money in each of her five career starts. something fun.” sive pedigree. [The price] is not an unex- ELiTE as an agent, consigned Sweet Sweet Diane has 22 points on the Road pected number. [For] a Tapit with that kind Diane, who is from the family of Glinda to the Kentucky Oaks (G1) to rank 16th on of pedigree, you have to expect to pay that the Good, dam of champion Good Magic, the list of leading point earners. The top 14 kind of money. She was an obvious choice. and Grade 1-winner Magical Maiden. She point earners will earn a spot in the starting “Once you get above a certain number it was a late supplement to the sale. gate for the $1.25 million Oaks at is kind of numbing. I have never gone that “This is a new direction for us,” River Churchill Downs on May 3. high before, so it has not sunk in yet. Bend Farm Manager Larry Weeden said. ELiTE was the leading consigner, sell- Hopefully, she will be a Grade 1 horse.” “We have been selling yearlings here for ing eight horses for $1.31 million. With the purchase, Schumer was the day’s leading buyer. Hartley/DeRenzo Thoroughbreds of Ocala, Fla., as an agent, consigned the sale-topper, whose dam, a daughter of Artie Schiller, won Keeneland’s Darley Alcibiades (G1) in 2013. “We shipped in about 10 days ago,” con- signor Dean De Renzo said. “The weather is a little cooler than Florida, and [horses] thrive when they come here. She is a May foal, and we have taken our time with her. We wanted to target a sale that is a little later in the year. We hope that Keeneland continues having this sale because we love the timing and we love to sell here. “[Because the sale is during the race meet], everybody is here – owners, trainers, bloodstock agents and farm owners who see a filly like that and think she will have a lot of broodmare value later after she races. That is a reason we brought fillies here: to attract breeders who are in this area.” At $500,000, the top-priced horse of
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BY BROCK SHERIDAN______The winners of both divisions of the Mar. 16 Rebel Stakes (Grade 2) at Oaklawn Park were expected to enter Wednesday for Saturday’s $1 million Arkansas Derby (G1), but neither is expected to be the morning line favorite. Instead, that honor will likely be bestowed upon the Bob Baffert-trained Improbable, who was second as the 2-5 favorite in the second division of the mile-and-one-sixteenth Rebel Stakes won by Long Range Toddy. The first division of the Rebel was won by Omaha Beach, who was a nose better than Baffert’s other beaten favorite, Game Winner. Each division of the Rebel was worth $750,000. The mile-and-one-eighth Arkansas Derby is the final race on the Road to the Kentucky Derby along with the Grade 3 Lexington Stakes to be run at Keeneland, also on Saturday. However, the Arkansas Derby offers 170 points to the first four finishers on a 100-40-20-10 basis respectively while Lexington runners will be vying for 34 points divided on a 20-8-4-2 schedule. The top 20 point leaders, including two possible invitees based on separate points standings in Japan and Europe, will make the starting gate for the Kentucky Derby presented by Woodford Reserve (G1) to be run at Churchill Downs on Nov. 4. Master Fencer (Jpn) is expected to accept an invitation as the Japanese point leader leaving 19 slots for North American Improbable/COADY PHOTO horses. Currently, Omaha Beach is number 19 in the standings number 27 in the Derby standings with 25 points, so he will with 37.5 points earned in the Rebel, just behind Toyota Blue likely need to finish first or second in the Arkansas Derby to Grass Stakes (G2) third-place-finisher Signalman with 38 make the trip to Kentucky. points. Jose Ortiz has been named to ride Improbable. No Eurpean qualifier is expected in this year’s Kentucky Omaha Beach, who is trained by Richard Mandella, is more Derby. experienced than Improbable with six career starts, but only Improbable was undefeated in the three starts before the graduated from the maiden special weight ranks in his race Rebel having won a maiden special at Santa Anita on Sept. 29 just prior to the Rebel. However, his maiden-breaking per- in his first start, the Nov. 2 Street Sense Stakes at Churchill formance was an impressive one having won his seven furlong Downs and the Grade 1 Los Alamitos Cash Call Futurity at Los test by nine lengths at Santa Anita on Feb. 2. Alamitos on Dec. 8. The son of City Zip is currently ranked at Omaha Beach is by War Front and he races for Rick and Betsy Porter’s Fox Hill Farm. Mike Smith will be aboard Omaha Beach. Long Range Toddy hails from the barn of trainer Steve Asmussen and is owned by Willis Horton Racing LLC. Before his Rebel victory, his 2019 starts included a second- place finish in the $150,000 Smarty Jones Stakes won by Gray Attempt at Oaklawn on Jan. 25 and a third-place finish behind winner Super Steed in the Grade 3 Southwest Stakes at Oaklawn on Feb. 18. The son of Take Charge Indy has 53.5 Derby points, which ranks 11th, and is expected to safely qualify for a trip to Kentucky. Jon Court is set to ride Long Range Toddy. Gary Attempt comes back in the Arkansas Derby after win- ning the $125,000 Gazebo Stakes at Oaklawn on Mar. 23, a race that did not offer any Kentucky Derby points. Trainer William Fires said he needed to instill some confidence in the son of Graydar after he finished 11th in the Southwest Stakes. Stewart Elliot gets the mount on Gray Attempt. The Arkansas Derby card also features the $750,000 Oaklawn Handicap (G2) for older horses at a mile-and-one- eighth and the $500,000 Count Fleet Sprint Handicap for older horses at six furlongs.
Long Range Toddy/COADY PHOTO Note: Post positions were not available at press time.
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Racing at Santa Anita/BENOIT PHOTO Numbers Say Santa Anita Track is Safer BY JAY PRIVMAN in a downhill turf sprint. Santa Anita is not carding those types of COURTESY DAILY RACING FORM ______races for now. The resumption of racing has been conducted under new pro- ARCADIA, CA—With the wet weather that compromised Santa tocols that include a reduction in the permitted amount of the legal Anita’s meeting now in the rearview mirror, new protocols put in medication Lasix, and a suspension on authorized thresholds on place regarding horse welfare, and with the main track playing legal therapeutic non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs. Trainers slow but safe, Santa Anita’s safety record over the past three-and- are required to submit workout requests 48 hours in advance so a-half weeks has greatly improved from earlier in the meet. workers can undergo veterinary checks, if deemed necessary. The track last weekend had what may have been its most In addition, horses entered to race can have their race records important period of racing in its 85-year history, what with the extensively studied by veterinarians and racing officials, and are scrutiny placed on Santa Anita owing to a spike in fatalities earlier subject to enhanced veterinary examinations in addition to race- in the meet. Trainers showed their confidence in the surface by day checks already in place. There is a long-standing policy in the running their best horses Saturday in races like the Santa Anita state for the track’s official veterinarian and veterinarians assigned Derby (Grade 1) and Santa Anita Handicap (G1), including the by the California Horse Racing Board to physically inspect all favorites for the Kentucky Derby presented by Woodford Reserve runners on race days. (G1), Roadster and Game Winner. The spike in fatalities occurred during an inordinately wet winter “This track is deep and slow, but it’s safe,” said Bob Baffert, during which the main track was repeatedly sealed. Management has who trains Roadster and Game Winner and Santa Anita Handicap said it would look at cancelling racing in similar situations going for- runner-up McKinzie. ward. Despite the wet weather, management ran more races than dur- That confidence is borne out by statistics. Since the death of the ing that period last year. From opening day Dec. 26 through March maiden claimer Princess Lili B in a workout on March 14, Santa 3, Santa Anita ran 369 races, 19 more than during a similar period in Anita has been open for 24 days of training through Sunday. A total 2017-18, and some trainers were threatened that their stall allotment of 3,138 workouts were recorded, with nary a catastrophic injury. could be jeopardized if they didn’t participate more. Since racing resumed March 29 following a three-and-one- Since the resumption of racing, the policy of trying to run as half-week suspension that caused 13 cards to be canceled, there many races and as many days as possible has been abandoned. have been seven racing days on which 524 runners competed, with There were eight-race cards last week on Thursday and Friday, 11 one fatality, that being Arms Runner in the San Simeon Stakes on the biggest day of the meet Saturday, nine on Sunday, and eight (G3) on March 29. Arms Runner suffered his catastrophic injury are on tap for the next scheduled day of racing Friday.
Back to Top Back to Top Page 9 Florida-bred Weekend Recap Florida-bred World of Trouble Wins Grade 1 Carter Handicap BY BROCK SHERIDAN ______The question may be: Who is the top sprinter in the world? Or more specifically: Which Florida-bred is the top sprinter in the world? A week after the Florida-bred doublet of X Y Jet and Imperial Hint finished first and third respectively in the $2.5 million, Group 1 Dubai Golden Shaheen presented by Gulf News at Meydan Racecourse, Sunshine State-native World of Trouble galloped to an impressive victory in the Grade 1, $400,000 Carter Handicap at Aqueduct on Saturday. While giving away between one and six pounds to his six rivals under the handicap conditions of the seven furlong Carter, World of Trouble became a graded-stakes winner for owners Michael Dubb of Long Island, N.Y., Sol Kumin and Jason Monteleone’s New York City-based Madaket Stables and Michael Florida-bred World of Trouble/CHELSEA DURAND PHOTO Caruso’s Bethlehem Stable located in “What can I say? He’s a running son of a gun,” trainer Jason Bethlehem, Pa. Servis said. “He makes me look good. If I had a mare, I would World of Trouble went to the post as the 4-5 favorite in the breed to him [based on the] fact that he can do dirt and turf. I think Carter after winning five of his last six races including victories in we might go back to the turf. It would add some flavor to him as a the Gulfstream Park Turf Sprint at Gulfstream Park on Jan. 26 and stallion and then maybe back to the dirt. So we’ll see.” the Florida Thoroughbred Breeders’ and Owners’ Association World of Trouble’s affability was evident last year as he was Florida Sire Stakes Marion County at Tampa Bay Downs on Dec. named the FTBOA’s champion 3-year-old colt or gelding and 15 in his last two starts. champion male turf horse for 2018. Although he got a good start under jockey Manuel Franco from His durability was also seen in the Carter when Franco did not the outside post seven, World of Trouble was unable to get his cus- push him to his usual, pace-setting position. tomary front-running position in the Carter as 13-1 choice Skyler’s “Jason [Servis] told me to break out of there and see how it Scramjet sprinted to the front while keeping him eight-wide down developed, because we knew the five-horse [Skyler’s Scramjet] the backstretch as they went the first two furlongs in a leisurely was going to go,” Franco said. “We wanted to sit right off, and it :23.61. Meanwhile, Haynesfield Stakes-winner Honor Up raced worked out great. He can be sensitive, so I didn’t want to get on up to challenge from the rail. him, and I think that was the key. I let him relax, and when I asked As they made their way around the turn, Honor Up took over him to go, he was there for me.” from the inside but was unable to shake free from World of World of Trouble earned $220,000 for winning the Carter Trouble in the three-path and Skyler’s Scramjet between those two. which pushed him to $891,400 in career earnings. Bred in Florida After a half-mile in :46.71, Franco called on World of Trouble by Daryl and Sandy Clark’s Darsan Inc., of Plantation, Fla., he and they shot to the lead with less than a quarter-mile to the fin- now has won seven of 11 races with two seconds and a third. The ish. World of Trouble appeared as though he would draw clear only time he did not finish in the top three, he was fourth in the from his rivals but Honor Up and Skyler’s Scramjet remained Grade 2 Woody Stephens Stakes presented by Mohegan Sun at resilient from a length back. Belmont Park in June. In the final strides, Skyler’s Scramjet put in a late surge but World of Trouble is a 4-year-old son of Kantharos out of Meets World of Trouble raced to the finish a half-length in front of the Expectations, by Valid Expectations. Meets Expectations is also a former in a time of 1:23.28. Honor Up was a length-and-one-half half-sister to Pleasant Acres Stallions resident Bucchero, another back in third, and half-length ahead of Vino Rosso in fourth. son of Kantharos. Life in Shambles, Sir Ballentine and Indentity Politics complet- He is the second Florida-bred to win the Carter in the last eight ed the order of finish. years as Jackson Bend took the race in 2012.
Back to Top Back to Top Page 11 Florida-bred Weekend Recap Imprimis Impressive in Shakertown Score BY BROCK SHERIDAN______of 1:02.33 over the firm turf. Bound for Nowhere was second, two-and-one-half lengths ahead of Angaston in third. On a day when Santa Anita, Aqueduct and Keeneland present- Chaos Theory, Will Call, Square Shooter, Shakhimat, Jazzy ed 21 graded-stakes, Florida-bred Imprimis may have put in the Times, Disco Partner, Latent Revenge, Conquest Tsunami, Bay most impressive performance of the day in winning the Grade 2 Muzik and Richard’s Boy finished in that order. Shakertown Stakes at Keeneland Saturday. It was the second-consecutive stakes-victory for Imprimis, who won The $200,000 Shakertown featured 13 3-year-olds and older the $75,000 Silks Run Stakes at Gulfstream Park on Mar. 9 in his pre- going five-and-one-half furlongs on the turf. vious start. It was also his first graded-stakes win after he finished sixth Sent postward as the 5-2 second choice behind 8-5 favorite Bound in the Grade 1 Highlander Stakes at Woodbine won by Long On for Nowhere, Imprimis stumbled badly at the start of the Shakertown Value in June; and was fourth in the Grade 3 Turf Monster behind from post 11 and spent the first three strides with his nose skimming fellow Florida-bred Pure Sensation at Parx on Sept. 3 two starts the Keeneland turf as jockey Paco Lopez struggled to stay aboard. back. Between those two races, the 5-year-old gelding won the $81,000 Wolf Hill Stakes at Monmouth Park on July 29. Imprimis is trained by Joe Orseno for Michael T. Hall and Sam Ross’s Breeze Easy LLC located in Ocala, Fla., and he earned $120,000. “I know he has the tactical speed to be closer, but Paco [Lopez] did the right thing,” Orseno said. “When he was just sitting still, that’s all he can do, and just hope he can fire from there. I saw him get- ting into him going to the half-mile pole, and he looked like he Imprimis is wanted to run. I thought for sure we Florida-bred Imprimis (#11)/WENDY WOOLEY / EQUISPORTS PHOTO took the worst of it and we had too much Meanwhile, longshot Bay Muzik and Bound for Nowhere went to the to do. Paco rode a great race after he overcame the stumble. front as Imprimis settled into eighth, about seven-and-a-half lengths “[Imprimis] didn’t grab himself and he looks fine so far. [Going behind the early leaders. to Royal Ascot to run in the King’s Stand (Group 1) June 18] is the Bound for Nowhere clicked off the first quarter-mile in a quick plan, a very exciting plan, and I don’t think it’s ambitious either. :21.71 while just to the outside and a half-length infront of Bay Muzik, The horse has done everything we’ve asked him to do.” who had a half-length on Latent Revenge in third. Imprimis was still a Lopez said the stumble out of the gate was as bad as it looked good eight lengths from the lead and apparently out of contention. but he and Imprimis never gave up. Bound for Nowhere took a length-and-a-half lead into the stretch “[You want] every horse to break good,” Lopez said. “But and drew off by five-lengths as they passed the eighth-pole after a today, he stumbled very bad. I almost fall off. I got in behind hors- half-mile in :44.61. That is when Imprimis began to emerge on the es, and I wanted the long stretch.” outside after circling the field on the turn but still had more than six- Imprimis has now won seven of nine career races and the lengths to make up on the free-running Bound for Nowhere. $120,000 winner’s check increased his lifetime bankroll to With a stunning late run, Imprimis ran past Bound for Nowhere $382,338. He is by Broken Vow out of Shopper’s Return, by Put it in the final strides and crossed the finish a neck in front in a time Back and was bred in Florida by Craig L. Wheeler.
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