Maryland Horse® March 2019 Official publication of the Maryland Horse Breeders Association; Vol. 84, No. 3

Knicks Go leads way at 2nd Renaissance Awards

By Tom LaMarra. Photographs by Jerry Dzierwinski.

Maryland Horse Breeders Association Inc. at Goucher College Knicks Go went from 1021 Dulaney Valley Road GreenMount Farm in Glyn- Baltimore, MD 21204 don, where he was foaled, to P.O. Box 427 the upper echelon of the Thor- Timonium, MD 21094 oughbred industry in less than 410-252-2100 www.marylandthoroughbred.com two years. That’s just one rea- son Sabrina Moore, daughter BOARD OF DIRECTORS of breeder Angie Moore, Michael Harrison DVM called the experience “surre- President al.” David Wade Though the colt didn’t race 1 Vice-president in his home state as a 2-year- Kent Allen Murray old, his accomplishments Secretary-treasurer landed him the title of 2018 Cricket Goodall Maryland-bred Horse of the Executive director Year as well as champion Brooke Bowman DVM, 2-year-old male. A victory in Rebecca B. Davis, David the Grade 1 Breeders Futurity DiPietro, Richard Hackerman*, at Keeneland and a second in Christy Holden, Michael Horning*, TK Kuegler, Louis the Grade 1 Breeders’ Cup Ju- Merryman, Sabrina Moore, D. venile at Churchill Downs David Moose, Larry Murray, were more than sufficient. William Reightler, James B. Knicks Go was one of three Steele, Theresa Wiseman horses to take home two Re- *president appointed naissance Awards during the Directors Emeritus Feb. 12 dinner at the American (served 18 years) Visionary Art Museum in Bal- J. William Boniface, timore. The event, held for the R. Thomas Bowman, King T. second year, was sponsored Leatherbury, Donald P. Litz by the Maryland Horse Breed- Jr., Robert T. Manfuso, Ann ers Association, Maryland Merryman, Michael Pons, ­­ Horsemen’s Katharine M. Voss Association and Maryland Woods Edge Farm consign- pen to a lot of people. It’s not Advisory Council Jockey Club. ment at Keeneland September. easy. We breed on a small (past MHBA presidents) Knicks Go, by Paynter out He raced in Kentucky, New scale – we had two foals [in J. William Boniface, of the Outflanker mare Kos- York and Illinois last year with 2016] – and for him to compete William K. Boniface, Frank A. Bonsal, R. Thomas Bowman, mo’s Buddy, sold for $40,000 $672,515 in earnings to rank as at that level is a dream come William G. Christmas, Hal to Northface Bloodstock from the richest runner in the state true. It’s surreal. Thank you to C.B. Clagett III, Kimball C. the Bill Reightler consignment in 2018. the MHBA and MTHA for Firestone, King T. Leatherbury, at the 2016 Keeneland Novem- “Obviously we haven’t keeping this going in Mary- J.W.Y. Martin Jr., Joseph P. ber mixed sale, and the fol- been at this very long and it’s land.” Pons Jr., Michael Pons, James lowing September was pur- amazing to get something like Knicks Go, trained by Ben B. Steele Jr., Katharine M. chased by the Korea Racing this horse so quickly,” Sabrina Colebrook, kicked off his Voss, Robert B. White Authority for $87,000 from the Moore said. “It doesn’t hap- 3-year-old campaign with a Knicks Go 2018 Maryland-bred Horse of the Year Champion 2-Year-Old Male

Gr./ro.c., 2016, by Paynter—Kosmo’s Buddy, by Outflanker. Bred by Angie Moore. Owned by KRA Stud Farm. Trained by Ben Colebrook. Foaled at GreenMount Farm, Glyndon.

$500,000 Breeders’ Futurity-G1 2nd Breeders’ Cup Juvenile-G1 3rd Arlington-Washington Futurity Coady Photography

fifth in the Grade 3 Sam F. Da- dies Turf at Ellis Park in Ken- she has been racing out of Belmont in June. The Old vis at Tampa Bay Downs as tucky; she also won an allow- state she is very much a Mary- Fashioned colt earned $472,200 the favorite. It’s possible he ance event at Belmont Park. land , and hopefully she’ll during his 3-year-old cam- could compete in his home All three races were on the return to Maryland to breed.” paign, which concluded with state this year. turf, which earned the then-4- I’m Betty G signaled she a third in the Grade 1 Malibu Another Renaissance Award year-old Into Mischief filly could have another big year Stakes at Santa Anita Park in 2 winner with two champion- champion turf runner. I’m Bet- with a second in the Grade 3 late December. ships in 2018 – Three Dia- ty G, trained by Mike Maker, Marshua’s River Stakes in Jan- Owned by Gary Barber, monds Farm’s I’m Betty G – also was voted champion old- uary at Gulfstream­ Park. Adam Wachtel and Mary- also didn’t compete in Mary- er female. The third dual winner – land-based Terp Racing, Still land in her eight starts. But her “It’s exciting to be a finalist champion 3-year-old male Having Fun raced 11 times body of work included back- but to actually win it, I feel so and champion sprinter – Still and started at least once in to-back stakes wins in the privileged,” said Carol Kaye, Having Fun used Maryland each of 10 months. The colt Lady Canterbury at Canter- who co-bred I’m Betty G with stakes in the winter and spring was bred by Charles and Cyn- bury Park in Minnesota and Boyce Stable. “I could get used as springboards to a win in the thia McGinnes and trainer Kentucky Downs Preview La- to this very quickly. Though Grade 2 Woody Stephens at Tim Keefe.

Breeder Angie Moore and daughter Sabrina accept trophies for Breeders of Brucia La Terra, Sallyellen and Hugh Hurst Knicks Go, Horse of the Year and champion 2-year-old male, flanked (right), accept the trophy along with Bruce Carter, by Eric Poretz (left) and Aris Melissaratis, the breeder’s father. who accepted on behalf of owner Bill Ferrone. Brucia La Terra 2018 Maryland-bred Champion 2-Year-Old Filly

B.f., 2016, by El Padrino—Happy Refrain, by Not For Love. Bred by Sallyellen M. Hurst and Hugh H. Hurst. Owned by William M. Ferrone. Trained by Barclay Tagg. Foaled at Willow Creek Farm, Glen Arm.

2nd Frizette-G1

Adam Coglianese

The Laurel Park-based Keefe Hillside Equestrian Meadows’ said Still Having Fun’s campaign Laki, a Cuba gelding bred by Tom was “one race at a time,” and he Michaels and Lorna Baker, was a noted the colt responded to a busy finalist in the sprint category and schedule last year. received the champoin older male “I’d like to thank Terp Racing trophy. Trained by Damon Dilo- and all the partners for allowing dovico, Laki also had an active me to buy horses for them,” Keefe year with nine starts from March said. “Frankly, Adam and Gary through late December and came had to take me out of my comfort away with two stakes victories. 3 zone. I usually have about a 75- Laki won the open Polynesian mile radius outside of Maryland. Stakes on a disqualification and What’s impressive is this horse the restricted Howard and Sondra has always run a good number Bender Memorial, the latter over even though he traveled about division finalist Lewisfield. In 10,000 miles last year. Nothing has September Laki finished second in Tim Keefe (left) and Dorian Keydash accept the fazed him.” the Grade 3 Frank J. De Francis prizes for dual champion Still Having Fun. Still Having Fun 2018 Maryland-bred Champion 3-Year-Old Male Champion Sprinter

B.c., 2015, by Old Fashioned—Casual Kiss, by Dehere. Bred by Mr. and Mrs. Charles McGinnes and Tim Keefe. Owned by Gary Barber, Wachtel Stable and Terp Racing. Trained by Tim Keefe. Foaled at Thornmar Farm, Chestertown.

$400,000 Woody Stephens-G2 $100,000 Frank Whiteley Jr. $100,000 Miracle Wood

Susie Raisher 2nd Chick Lang 3rd Malibu-G1, Steel Valley Sprint Blamed 2018 Maryland-bred Champion 3-Year-Old Filly

B.f., 2015, by Blame—Salsa Star, by Giant’s Causeway. Bred by Sagamore Farm. Owned by Cleber J. Massey. Trained by Joel Marr and William I. Mott. Foaled at Sagamore Farm, Glyndon.

$200,000 Comely-G3 $200,000 Sunland Park Oaks $75,000 Island Fashion $65,000 El Paso Times

Adam Coglianese 2nd Raven Run-G2

Memorial Stakes, which gave champion 3-year-old filly ber Massey, the Blame filly Hurst. Her first two of three him the MATCH Series 3-Year- based on four stakes wins, hasn’t raced in Maryland yet 2018 starts set the plate for the Olds and Up Sprint— Dirt Di- three to start the season at but her farm connections ad- recognition by voters. vision title. Sunland Park in New Mexico mired her from afar. Brucia La Terra won her Dilodovico planned much and the Grade 3 Comely at “We couldn’t be more debut in a maiden special of Laki’s schedule around Aqueduct in November. She proud of this filly,” said Joce- weight at Saratoga in August, MATCH – the gelding compet- also finished second, behind lyn Brooks, chief of staff at and returned in early October 4 ed in all five races in his divi- eventual Breeders’ Cup Filly Sagamore Farm. “We hope she to finish second in the Grade 1 sion – and could participate in and Mare Sprint-G1 winner keeps on this path so she can Frizette at Belmont Park be- the series again in 2019. and champion female sprinter come back next year and win hind Jaywalk, who went on to “We’d like to thank Hill- Shamrock Rose in the Grade 2 another award.” win the Grade 1 Breeders’ Cup side Equestrian,” Dilodovico Raven Run Stakes at Keene- The Maryland-bred 2-year- Juvenile at Churchill said. “We couldn’t have done land in October after more old filly championship went and an as it without [that support].” than seven months away. to William M. Ferrone’s Brucia champion 2-year-old filly. Blamed, bred by and foaled Trained by Joel Marr and La Terra, an El Padrino filly Ferrone, who has been at Sagamore Farm, was voted later Bill Mott for owner Cle- bred by Sallyellen and Hugh in the horse business since Laki 2018 Maryland-bred Champion Older Male

Ch.g., 2013, by Cuba—Truthful Dutch, by Swear by Dixie. Bred by Tom Michaels and Lorna Baker. Owned by Hillside Equestrian Meadows. Trained by Damon R. Dilodovico. Foaled at Michaels and Baker Farm, Denton.

$100,000 Polynesian $75,000 Howard & Sondra Bender Memorial 2nd Frank J. De Francis Memorial Dash-G3 3rd Dave’s Friend, Mr. Prospector Jim McCue I’m Betty G 2018 Maryland-bred Champion Older Female Champion Turf Horse

B.f., 2014, by Into Mischief—Lady in Ermine, by Honour and Glory. Bred by Carol Kaye and Boyce Stable. Owned by Three Diamonds Farm. Trained by Mike Maker. Foaled at Wellington Park Farm, Woodbine.

$100,000 Lady Canterbury $100,000 Kentucky Downs Preview Ladies Turf 3rd South Beach, Albert M. Stall Memorial Coady Photography

1985, was said to be “over the Mickey Free, Teb’s Bend, 2017 moon” about the filly’s success champion Swoop and Guelph. and subsequent recognition as The latter, champion in 2005, a Maryland-bred champion. is the dam of the 2018 winner. Dawn Wall won the stee- The Renaissance dinner, plechase award. She raced like last year included five hu- three times during her 5-year- man awards presented by the old season and recorded her MTHA. first victory in the Iris Ann 5 Coggins Memorial Stakes at Super C Racing, operated Fair Hill in late May for The by Michael Coombs, was vot- Fields Stable and trainer Eliza- ed Owner of the Year for 2018. beth Voss. The trainer’s moth- Super C Racing won 48 races er Mary “Mimi” Voss bred from 173 starts at all Maryland the champion. A daughter of tracks in only its second year longtime leading Maryland of operation. In Maryland sire Not For Love, Dawn Wall alone, Super C Racing had Three Diamonds Farm’s dual champion I’m Betty G is the fifth steeplechase cham- $1,042,664 in earnings from is well represented at the awards ceremony, with pion bred by Voss, joining 173 starts. co-breeder Carol Kaye (center) accepting. Dawn Wall 2018 Maryland-bred Champion Steeplechaser

B.m., 2013, by Not For Love—Guelph, by Sky Classic. Bred by Mary Voss. Owned by The Fields Stable. Trained by Elizabeth Voss. Foaled at Murmur Farm, Darlington.

$50,000 Iris Ann Coggins Memorial Lydia A. Williams Lydia tal earnings for runners bred paigned to win the Geisha 2018 MHBA solely or in partnership. Stakes at Laurel; Elevated Golden owns and operates Vision, winner of Laurel’s Po- Stallion of the Year: Sycamore Hall in Chesapeake litely Stakes; and Maryland City, just down the road from Million Nursery winner Fol- Northview Stallion Station, low the Dog. Elevated Vision GREAT NOTION for which he is president and and Follow the Dog are by CEO. Golden was also instru- Northview stallions Great earnings of nearly $3.8 million mental in launching the farm Notion and Bandbox, respec- in 2018, more than a million with the late Allaire duPont tively. In partnership with El- better than his previous high and partners in 1989. Golden len Charles’ Hillwood Stable, set in 2017. has regularly been among the Golden bred and campaigned Great Notion led all Mary- leading breeders by Maryland stakes-winning 3-year-old fil- land stallions with 10 stakes Fund earnings, topping the ly Majestic Reason. winners, and 17 stakes horses list in 2015 and 2016, and has In all, Sycamore Hall-bred topped by his graded stakes- bred dozens of stakes winners. runners made 243 starts, winning daughter Ruby No- Sycamore Hall-bred stakes with 34 wins, 45 seconds tion. After winning back-to- winners in 2018 were Beach and 43 thirds, for earnings of back stakes, the Caress at Sara- View, winner of the Grade 3 $1,694,996. The top earner was toga and Grade 3 Kentucky Cougar II Handicap at Del veteran Rockinn On Bye, who Downs Ladies Sprint at Ken- Michael Golden and Linda Mar and third in the Grade 2 made a dozen starts in 2018 Bench accept the award for tucky Downs, the mare made Hollywood Turf Cup; Victo- and earned $147,648 while Stallion of the Year Great Notion. the final start of her 5-year-old ry Rally, whom Golden cam- placing in five stakes. R season in the Breeders’ Cup Turf Sprint-G1 against males For the third year in a row, and finished fourth, just a Great Notion takes the title of length out of third after get- 2018 MHBA Maryland Stallion of the Year, ting blocked in the stretch. and the award comes off his Other stakes winners last Broodmare of the Year: best year ever. The 19-year-old year include Maryland Mil- son of Elusive Quality, who lion winners Crabcakes, Lew- CASUAL KISS has stood his entire career at isfield and Talk Show Man Northview Stallion Station in and juveniles Scrap Copper Chesapeake City, had progeny and Come Sundown. R The McGinneses sold Ca- 6 sual Kiss, a daughter of cham- pion Dehere, as a yearling to owner Arnold Heft at the 2018 MHBA 2009 Fasig-Tipton Midlantic Fall Sale for $20,000. The fil- Breeder of the Year: ly was showing tremendous promise in training, noted Cynthia McGinnes, but was SYCAMORE HALL injured before she ever start- ed. Attempts to bring her back after lengthy layoffs were un- successful, and Heft, in his 90s Tim Keefe accepts on behalf of and in failing health, sought Charles and Cynthia McGinnes. to find a home for his unraced filly. Casual Kiss’ trainer, Tim Casual Kiss, dam of Keefe, turned to the McGinne- 2018 graded stakes-winning ses. “We told Tim we’d make Maryland-bred champion him a co-breeder on her foals, 3-year-old and champion and split the breeder bonus- sprinter Still Having Fun and es,” said McGinnes. The inju- undefeated juvenile Stranger ry the filly suffered in training, Danger, descends from gen- thought to be in her pelvis, erations foaled and raised never hampered her from de- at Charles and Cynthia Mc- livering foals. Casual Kiss has Ginnes’ Thornmar Farm in produced five foals for the Chestertown, going back to partnership, three of racing the couple’s long association age, all winners. with the horses owned by the Not in foal for 2019 after Michael Golden (third from left) and the team accept late Dr. Philip J. Torsney. Ca- producing a Golden Lad fil- the trophy for Sycamore Hall Thoroughbreds. sual Kiss is a granddaugher of ly late the previous April, the stakes winner and sensation- mare is in Kentucky waiting to Richard Golden’s Syca­ the Year award after leading al broodmare Foolish Kisses, be bred to Arrogate. more Hall Thor­oughbreds has the state by number of stakes bred by the McGinneses and “We thought we would its first Maryland Breeder of winners bred in 2018, and to- raced by Torsney. breed her in Kentucky this year to somebody good,”said bridled’s Song (sire of Arro- McGinnes can’t help but fore getting hurt, is still hav- McGinnes. “Then we got a gate) and Dehere mares, and think that Heft is enjoying the ing fun with his horses from call from Juddmonte asking there aren’t that many Dehere success. She told Keefe that heaven. R if we would like to breed her mares. She is currently with the colt’s name is really meant to Arrogate! Apparently there Edmond Hogan at Gaulstown to show that Heft, who knew is a fantastic nick with Un- Stud in Kentucky.” his filly had a ton of ability be-

The Sagamore team of (from left) Debbie Moorefield, Jonathan Passero, Jocelyn Brooks, Katlyn Lamp, Katie Trainer Elizabeth Voss Murray and co-owner Laddie Merck Tolbert and Carolyn Johnson accept Blamed’s trophy. accept the prizes for champion steeplechaser Dawn Wall.

Coombs was away from amassed purses earnings of the horse business for 25 years more than $5.4 million. but began investing again in “I have a lot of people to 7 2017. “It was always his dream thank for this,” Vargas said, to get back into it,” said Gwen giving a shout-out to his fa- Rynkiewicz, who works for ther, girlfriend and his agent, Coombs and helps manage his Scott Silver. business interests. The MTHA each year ac- Claudio Gonzalez, who cepts nominations for two counts Super C Racing among grooms, one based at Laurel his clients, repeated as Trainer Park and the other at Pimlico of the Year. He accounted for Race Course, and makes selec- 478 starts and 115 wins in tions for Grooms of the Year. Maryland for in-state earnings Luis Barajas, 28, works for of $3.3 million, and overall Laurel-based trainer Brittany won 155 races for earnings in Trimble Russell, while Gabriel Laki’s trainer Damon Dilodovico (second from excess of $4.3 million. Emmanuel, 63, is employed left) accepted champion older male honors along with breeder Tom Michaels (right). “I’d like to say thank you to by Pimlico-based trainer Mary all of my team and all of the Eppler. owners,” Gonzalez said. “And Both men said they were I especially want to mention honored to have been chosen my family – they are with me and grateful for being able to in the bad times and in the accept their awards. Emmanu- good times.” el was joined by his wife, Ade- Jorge A. Vargas Jr. opted to line, and daughter, Laura Em- make Maryland his base in manuel, a physician with 2018 and came away with the MedStar Health who was a Jockey of the Year title. Vargas recipient of two racing-related won 110 races in the state last scholarships, one from the year with Maryland purse Maryland Racing Media Asso- earnings of about $4 million. ciation and the other from Vargas won the Grade 2 Race For Education. R Barbara Fritchie Stakes at Lau- rel Park with Ms Locust Point and, in Maryland and beyond, Clockwise from above: Presentations for Owner of the Year Super C Racing, Trainer of the Year Claudio Gonzalez (center with trophy) and Jockey of the Year Jorge Vargas Jr. (center) helped complete a big night for Maryland’s Thoroughbred industry.

Maryland-bred Championship Voting Leading horses (with total points on 5-3-1 system) 2-year-old male 3-year-old male Older male Sprinter Steeplechaser Knicks Go (100) Still Having Fun (105) Laki (74) Still Having Fun (78) Dawn Wall (79) 8 Alwaysmining (65) Whereshetoldmetogo (60) Lewisfield (53) Laki (45) Mavourneen (58) Our Braintrust (17) Cordmaker (17) Beach View (46) Lewisfield (25) Raven’s Choice (32) Blamed (24) 2-year-old filly 3-year-old filly Older female Horse of the year Brucia La Terra (69) Blamed (105) I’m Betty G (73) Turf Knicks Go (73) My Star Potential (58) Monte Crista (31) Crabcakes (71) I’m Betty G (64) Still Having Fun (68) Money Fromheaven (46) Majestic Reason (23) My Sistersledge (39) Beach View (42) Blamed (19) Belial (13) Elevated Vision (16) Monte Crista (26) Goodonehoney (11) O Dionysus (25) My Sistersledge (22) All horses with at least 10 points listed. Selections were made by Mid-Atlantic Thoroughbred editors Joe Clancy and Cindy Deubler and senior writers Sean Clancy and Tom Law, Maryland Jockey Club vice president of racing development Georganne Hale, racing secretary Chris Merz , stakes coordinator Coleman Blind, track announcer Dave Rodman and racing analysts Tim Tullock and Ty Ehlis, Bill Brasaemle and Keith Feustle of Equibase, THAracing.com managing editor Tom LaMarra, freelance writers Andy Beyer, Ted Black, Maggie Kimmitt, Vinnie Perrone, John Scheinman and Dan Tordjman, WBAL NewsRadio reporter Scott Wykoff and photographer Lydia Williams.

Maryland Thoroughbred Career Program applications now open

Applications for the 2019 Maryland Thor- • Giving participants access to leaders in oughbred Career Program are being accepted all facets of the Maryland Thoroughbred in- through April 19. The program will run June dustry. 3-8. • Addressing a critical need to attract and Applicants must complete the application retain experienced employees. at marylandhorseindustryfoundation.org and The program is open to United States resi- will be contacted after the application dead- dents between ages 17 and 22 (exceptions will line to schedule an interview. The six people be considered) and there is no fee to apply or selected for the 2019 MTCP will be notified of participate; however, participants are required their acceptance by May 17. to pay for their own expenses (food, fuel, etc) MTCP The MTCP is a career development initia- throughout the week. tive started by the Maryland Horse Industry A tentative list of topics include breeding, Foundation with the purpose of: racing, sales, aftercare and business basics. • Increasing awareness of the diverse ca- For more information on the program, visit reer options in the Thoroughbred industry. the FAQs page on the MTCP website. • Highlighting various paths for pursuing R a career in the Thoroughbred industry. A brief history of the Maryland-bred champions

For more than half of the first part of the 20th century, the best runners to come out of Maryland were glorified, eagerly followed and granted a lot of press. But they were never officially honored. That changed with the runners of 1962 when the editorial staff of The Maryland Horse selected the “best” of the year and published a “poll” in the January 1963 issue. Led by writer and magazine researcher Joe Hickey, with Ben’s Cat holds the record assistance of editor Snowden for number of awards with Carter and the magazine’s 17 – in addition to his Horse of business manager Louise 1962’,” wrote Hickey the next breeders for permanent the Year titles, he was Pascal, six divisional winners year, “the editor has asked the possession. The whereabouts champion turf runner five (2-year-old male and female, writer to take care of his ‘light of the Land of Pleasant Living times and had four titles each 3-year-old male and female, work’ for him and compile the Trophy, which appears in for champion sprinter and older male and steeplechaser) second annual ‘All Maryland awards photos throughout the older male. and Horse of the Year honors List of Champions.’ 1960s and early 1970s, is now Thirteen champions sired were bestowed. “You will note that the unknown, although Mary­ champions – Ameri Valay, The announcement of the word poll was not used, land-bred Horse of the Year Broad Brush, Cherokee’s Boy, honors were explained: “In inasmuch as only one vote is recipients continued to receive Concern (by Broad Brush), keeping with the long- being cast,” added Hickey. a smaller, similar trophy until Dancer’s Image, Deputed 9 standing policy of providing “So it is with temerity and a 2017. Testamony, Dixieland Band, its readers with the last word, lot of nerve that this Hickey selected the Irish Tower, Love of Money, and bowing to the pressure of assignment is undertaken.” champions through 1968. The North Sea, Partner’s Hero, repeated public demands, The Adding a category for 1963, responsibility of voting then Rollicking and Smarten. Maryland Horse hereby that of champion older female fell to Maryland racing While Parker’s Storm Cat releases the results of the first (which went to Double secretary Larry Abbundi in leads all stallions by number annual ‘Best of Maryland’ Heritage), Hickey chose as 1969 (his Horse of the Year of awards (17), all earned by Poll.” Horse of the Year the 2-year- was cham­pion older male Ben’s Cat, Not For Love leads While there were tongue- old male Repeating. Promise). Abbundi also made by number of champions with in-cheek explanations of what The format of the Mary­ the selections in 1987, along 13, his most recent 2018 prompted the decision to land Horse Breeders Associa­ with Jerry Brown of Thoro- steeplechaser Dawn Wall. create the poll, the three tion’s annual meeting, Graph and the editorial staff Northern Dancer sired the people making the selections traditionally held in the old of the Maryland Horse (Broad winners of 16 awards, had solid credentials, with a clubhouse at Pimlico, was Brush earned his second including multiple award wealth of experi­ence in the changed in May 1964 and Horse of the Year title that winners Ajdal, Alma North, El business, and noted they moved to Mr. and Mrs. year). From 1970 through Gran Senor and Northern would follow ground rules to Samuel Pistorio’s Turf Valley 1986, and 1988 to the present, Fling. remain impartial, elimi­nating Club near Ellicott City. The the local racing media have The number of divisions from consideration any horses evening included award made up the bulk of the expanded twice after 1963, with which they had connec­ presentations to the breeders voters, with members of the with the turf runner category tions. of the best Maryland-breds of MHBA Board and other added in 1966 (earned by Elmendorf Farm’s veteran the 1963 season. Mr. and Mrs. Maryland racing officials Green Felt) and sprinter campaigner Nickel Boy, son of Peter Jay, the breeders of having opportunities to vote added in 2001 (Disco Rico). In a teaser and an unwanted Repeating, received the “Land over the last decade. 2006, European Group 1 mare, was named 1962 Horse of Pleasant Living Trophy” for In 57 years of Maryland- winner Les Arcs became the of the Year and best older the colt’s Horse of the Year bred champions, eight were first horse to earn as many as male off his hard-fought title. Donated by Jerold Hoff­ named Horse of the Year more four titles in a year when victory in the Jennings berger on behalf of the than once, led by four straight being named older male, Handicap. National Brewing Company, years for Ben’s Cat (2011- sprinter, turf runner and “Having received only one the large bowl was designated 2014). Taking two titles were Horse of the Year, a feat nasty letter from an irate a perpetual trophy to be Broad Brush, , Jameela, repeated by Heros Reward in reader upon publishing the presented each year, with a Politely, Richard’s Kid, Safely 2007 and Ben’s Cat in 2011, list of ‘Maryland’s Best in smaller replica given to the Kept and Twixt. 2013 and 2014. R Horse Industry Day 2019

The 2019 Horse Industry Day brought a record number of equine professionals and enthusiasts to Annapolis to educate elected officials about the benefits the industry brings to the state of Maryland. Industry members visited with legislators in the morning, were honored from the floor of the House and Senate, then returned for greetings and presentations by agency heads, elected officials and special guests during lunch. Participants heard from sponsoring organizations and networked with peers from across the state. 171 48 56 Horse industry registrants Legislators visited Legislators attending luncheon

10 Dep. Sec. Julie Oberg Secy. Ken Holt Co. Ex. Steuart Pittman Secy. Kelly Schultz Secy. Jim Rzepkowski

Sen. Kathy Klausmeier Del. Andrew Cassilly Sen. Johnny Ray Salling Sen. Chris West Del. Ben Brooks

Touch of Class Award The Maryland 4-H Horse Communications Team won the high point Communications Team Champion award at the Eastern National 4-H Horse Round-Up in Louisville, Kentucky on November 4, 2018. This award is given to the team that has the highest cumulative points from all three divisions; Public Speaking, Individual Demonstration, and Team Demonstration. Public Speaking- Katherine Grasser- Carroll County 4-H, Individual Demonstration- Anthony Righter, Montgomery County 4-H, Team Demonstration- Lesa Ramsburg and Kami Barth, Carroll County 4-H

Horse Industry Day is Presented by

MARYLAND HORSE COUNCIL David Benjamin Bloom—BULLETS CHILD: Dec. Hillwood Stables LLC—SILVER SIDES: Dec. 21, 31, 3rd race, $1,701. 8th race, $891. Richard F. Blue Jr.—HOT FRIESIA: Dec. 8, 3rd Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Holt, Theodore Montuori race, $1,890. and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Palumbo—TAT­ Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Bowman and Adena TOOED: Dec. 14, 7th race, $990; Dec. 31, 4th Springs—BRUSHING: Dec. 26, 7th race, race, $1,890. ($2,880) $3,078. Michael and Debbie Horning—GIMME KIMMY: Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Bowman and Dr. Brooke Dec. 7, 4th race, $495. MIKE THE TIGER: Dec. Bowman—BELIAL: Dec. 8, 5th race, $1,500. 7, 3rd race, $726. WE MADE IT: Dec. 26, 5th Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Bowman, Dr. Brooke Bow­ race, $3,078. ($4,299) man and Adena Springs—DR. CERRATO: Dec. Barbara J. Houck—FINAL FEAR: Dec. 29, 1st 7, 3rd race, $3,762. race, $1,449. Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Bowman, Brooke Bowman Ann Biggs Jackson—ARTFUL SPLATTER: Dec. and R. Larry Johnson—BY THE SEY SHORE: 15, 6th race, $1,386. TACO SUPREAM: Dec. 7, Dec. 7, 8th race, $1,386; Dec. 30, 6th race, 9th race, $5,130. ($6,516) Maryland Fund Report $2,646. MY MAGICIAN: Dec. 29, 9th race, R. Larry Johnson—HOLIDAY MAGICIAN: Dec. $2,250. ($6,282) 22, 8th race, $945. NO MO LADY: Dec. 8, 5th Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Bowman and Rebecca Da­ race, $3,000. SLEWZER: Dec. 15, 5th race, Bonuses paid for races at Maryland tracks vis—MONUMENTAL VENDING: Dec. 30, 8th $945. SPRINGTIME WIND: Dec. 7, 4th race, December 1 to December 31, 2018 race, $2,520. $2,565. STREET PASSION: Dec. 15, 9th race, Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Bowman, Dutrow Thorough­ $3,762. ($11,217) bred and Rebecca Davis—GREAT ADVENTUR­ Carol A. Kaye—QUICK MAN: Dec. 1, 4th race, ER: Dec. 14, 8th race, $2,565. $3,078. SMOKIN HOT FACTOR: Dec. 21, 4th Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Bowman, Quin Bowman and race, $726. ($3,804) Maryland Juvenile Filly Jennings Handicap Rebecca Davis—ALLURING PROSPECT: Dec. Richard A. Lewis and Ellen F. Comeau—STILL­ Championship Stakes December 29. Purse $75,000- 22, 9th race, $2,079. SEXYATSIXTY: Dec. 2, 1st race, $726. guaranteed. For 3-year-olds and Vincent Bracciale—GFOUR: Dec. 9, 7th race, Fred T. Lewis DVM—TRICKY LION: Dec. 30, 7th December 8. Purse $100,000- race, $7,182. up, registered Maryland-bred $2,565; Dec. 26, 4th race, $945. ($3,510) guaranteed. For 2-year-old fillies, Little Man Farm—FLIRTATION WALK: Dec. 8, 9th or Maryland sired. 1 mi. 8 com- Deborah Butts—MARIE FROM PARIE: Dec. 2, registered Maryland-bred or 2nd race, $759. race, $594. Maryland sired. 7 fur. 9 competed.­ peted. (Closed with 22 nomina- Kenneth Lowe Jr.—SHE’SLIKETHEWIND: Dec. tions.) Winner: CORDMAKER, by James T. Christmas and Brenda Christmas— (Closed with 16 nominations.) HUMBOLT STREET: Dec. 23, 7th race, $495. 31, 9th race, $1,386. Curlin. Breeder bonus: Robert T. Winner: MONEY FROMHEAV- Henry S. Clark III—GLENGAR: Dec. 16, 7th race, Robert T. Manfuso and Katharine M. Voss— EN, by Munnings. Breeder bonus: Manfuso and Katharine M. Voss $1,764; Dec. 30, 2nd race, $1,764. ($3,528) BASH: Dec. 16, 1st race, $891. Robert T. Manfuso and Katharine M. Voss— Timothy J. Rooney ($9,000). Stal- ($6,750). Stallion bonus: None. Cloyce C. Clark Jr.—GLORIA’S GAL: Dec. 15, 5th CORDMAKER: Dec. 29, 5th race, $6,750. NO Second: ROCKINN ON BYE, by race, $2,565. lion bonus: None. Second: NO MORE TALK: Dec. 1, 7th race, $1,485. SWING Rock Hard Ten. Breeder bonus: Classic Thoroughbred—CANEEL BAY: Dec. 15, MO LADY, by Uncle Mo. Breeder STEP: Dec. 31, 5th race, $2,565. ($11,691) Sycamore Hall Farm LLC ($2,250). 1st race, $891. bonus: R. Larry Johnson ($3,000). Marathon Farms Inc.—DAYSTRIKE: Dec. 1, 1st Stallion bonus: None. Third: BE- Stallion bonus: None. Third: Copper Penny Stables LLC—PRETTYASNEW­ race, $945. WHIRLIN CURLIN: Dec. 21, 1st LIAL, by Tritap. Breeder bonus: JOHN JONES, by Smarty Jones. MONEY: Dec. 15, 5th race, $495. TRION race, $3,249. ($4,194) WINGS: Dec. 22, 4th race, $1,386. ($1,881) Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Bowman Breeder bonus: Nancy Lee Farms Mrs. J. W. Y. Martin Jr.—SIP OF SUNSHINE: Dec. ($1,125). Stallion bonus: None. Country Life Farm, Friesan Fire Syndicate and 30, 3rd race, $1,386. and Dr. Brooke Bowman ($1,500). Miller Thompson LLC —GOODLUCKJOHNA­ Lawrence G. McDade and Rose Burns McDade— Stallion bonus: Tritap Syndicate THAN: Dec. 2, 7th race, $1,155. 11 ($500). Politely Stakes STEVIE’S JOY: Dec. 16, 9th race, $1,134. Crystal Park Stables Inc.—CAROLINA ICE: Dec. Charles C.D. McGill—ATLANTIC AVENUE: Dec. December 29. Purse $75,000-guar- 2, 1st race, $3,762. 21, 7th race, $2,520. Maryland Juvenile anteed. For 3-year-olds and up, Dark Hollow Farm—ELLANATION: Dec. 30, 3rd Adrian L. Merton—SUDDEN HOPE: Dec. 2, 2nd Futurity fillies and mares, registered race, $2,646. race, $3,933. Maryland-bred. 6 fur. 9 compet- Dr. Alexandro Rubim Dias—V. I. P. TICKET: Dec. Donna M. Miller—THE GREAT PROVIDER: Dec. December 8. Purse $100,000- ed. (Closed with 18 nominations.) 29, 4th race, $1,320. 8, 2nd race, $3,078. guaranteed. For 2-year-olds, regis- Winner: ELEVATED VISION, by David DiPietro—MIDNIGHT CRY: Dec. 14, 9th Bob Miller and Maryann Miller—SONIC BOOM E race, $2,565. tered Maryland-bred or Maryland Great Notion. Breeder bonus: Syc- JET: Dec. 7, 9th race, $1,890; Dec. 30, 7th race, sired. 7 fur. 8 com­peted. (Closed George Doetsch—ENCHANTED GHOST: Dec. 22, $2,646. ($4,536) amore Hall Thoroughbreds LLC 3rd race, $1,551. with 17 nominations.) Winner: ($6,750). Stallion bonus: Great Angie Moore—SUPER BUDDY: Dec. 9, 5th race, Marilyn Anne Doetsch—LOVELY GAMES: Dec. $759. ALWAYSMINING, by Stay Notion Syndicate ($2,250). Sec- 16, 4th race, $3,078. Thirsty. Breeder bonus: Avla Pitts Athol Morgan LLC—DR BOLT: Dec. 9, 6th race, ond: MY MAGICIAN, by Street Alice Edwards—SIPPING CHAMPAGNE: Dec. 7, $1,155. ($9,000). Stallion bonus: None. Magician. Breeder bonus: Dr. and 6th race, $1,134; Dec. 30, 4th race, $1,386. Kevin P. Morgan—YESTERDAYSPLAN: Dec. 21, Second: OUR BRAINTRUST, by Mrs. Thomas Bowman, Brooke ($2,520) 8th race, $4,617. Freud. Breeder bonus: Barak Farm Bowman and R. Larry Johnson Sam E. English II—BEYOND FOREVER: Dec. 1, Wayne and Juanita Morris—ADMIRAL’S ROW: ($3,000). Stallion bonus: None. ($2,250). Stallion bonus: R. Larry 6th race, $1,155. VICAR’S CHALICE: Dec. 1, Dec. 16, 3rd race, $1,134. DISCO EXPRESS: Third: SCRAP COPPER, by Great Johnson ($750). Third: West Vir- 5th race, $3,078; Dec. 26, 8th race, $2,565. Dec. 26, 8th race, $945. EIGHTYEIGHTMPH: ($6,798) Notion. Breeder bonus: Rose Re- ginia-bred by Great Notion. Dec. 14, 9th race, $945. ($3,024) treat LLC ($1,500). Stallion bonus: Mary E Eppler Racing Stable Inc. and A. Leonard Dr. and Mrs. Faysal Mudarris—APOLODORO­DE­ Pineau—CRUSH IT: Dec. 30, 2nd race, $4,788. Great Notion Syndicate ($500). Breeder bonuses DAMASCO: Dec. 1, 2nd race, $2,205. Everest Stables Inc.—BIG CITY BLUES: Dec. 2, Edmund T. Mudge, IV—HEY MABEL: Dec. 2, 4th Anchor and Hope Farm Inc.—PORT LOUIS: Dec. 7th race, $2,205. race, $594. Howard M. Bender Stakes 16, 6th race, $1,134. Alison E. Farwell Jr.—COLMONT FIRE: Dec. 23, Audrey Murray—PETION NIGHT: Dec. 15, 1st December 8. Purse $75,000- Lorna Baker and Tom Michaels—LAKI: Dec. 8, 7th race, $945. race, $4,617. 7th race, $6,750; Dec. 29, 8th race, $1,500. guaranteed. For 3-year-olds and Fitzhugh LLC—INCLUDE GOLD: Dec. 16, 5th Nancy Lee Farms—JOHN JONES: Dec. 29, 5th ($8,250) race, $594. TURBIN: Dec. 15, 8th race, $945. race, $1,125. up, registered Maryland-bred Barak Farm—BLAME THE KIDS: Dec. 2, 7th race, WALL: Dec. 7, 5th race, $891. ($2,430) Non Stop Stable—FINAL PROSPECT: Dec. 9, 3rd or Maryland sired. 6 fur. 6 com- $5,985. OUR BRAINTRUST: Dec. 8, 4th race, Paul L. Fowler Jr.—STORMIN HONGKONG: Dec. race, $1,551. peted. (Closed with 14 nomina- $3,000. STROLL SMOKIN: Dec. 2, 3rd race, 2, 6th race, $1,764. Northview Stallion Station Inc.—A TRUE GEN­ tions.) Winner: LAKI, by Cuba. $924. THREE PHASE: Dec. 2, 6th race, $924. Dan Green—SVENTASTIC: Dec. 23, 8th race, TLEMAN: Dec. 16, 6th race, $594. Breeder bonus: Lorna Baker and ($10,833) $945. Marilyn Payne—BAGELS AND LOX: Dec. 9, 2nd Tom Michaels ($6,750). Stallion David Baxter—CHEESE ON: Dec. 1, 2nd race, Nancy B. Heil—TIZADOOZI: Dec. 29, 10th race race, $3,078. bonus: J&S Stables LLC ($2,250). $5,985. IN ARREARS: Dec. 22, 7th race, $495. Cynthia Pence and Philip Spingler—NICK PAPA­ Second: ROCKINN ON BYE, by $2,835. ($8,820) Heritage Stallions Inc.—DOIT FOR SPITE: Dec. 9, GIORGIO: Dec. 7, 5th race, $4,617. Rock Hard Ten. Breeder bonus: William Bayne—GRAND RIVER: Dec. 14, 2nd 9th race, $2,565. SCARLET TANAGER: Dec. 9, Dr. and Mrs. A. Leonard Pineau—COCKTAIL race, $891. Sycamore Hall Thoroughbreds 2nd race, $1,134; Dec. 30, 4th race, $3,762. WAITRESS: Dec. 8, 3rd race, $990. Patricia and Richard Beck—PHANTOM SPOT: ($7,461) Avla Pitts—ALWAYSMINING: Dec. 8, 4th race, LLC ($2,250). Stallion bonus: Dec. 26, 5th race, $594. Trevor R. Hewick and Joan Hewick—POPLAR $9,000; Dec. 29, 3rd race, $9,000. ($18,000) None. Third: LEWISFIELD, by Howard M. Bender Revocable Trust—IRISH AC­ AVENUE: Dec. 7, 2nd race, $1,134. Dr. and Mrs. Richard Reveley—S W BRIAR ROSE: Great Notion. Breeder bonus: Lin- CESS: Dec. 1, 6th race, $5,985. Hickory Ridge Farm—CHIEF TARHE: Dec. 2, 9th Dec. 14, 3rd race, $5,985. da Zang ($1,125). Stallion bonus: James A. Blackwell—TOM HAGEN: Dec. 30, 8th race, $2,565; Dec. 15, 8th race, $2,565. SPRING Timothy J. Rooney—ANGELINAS STAR: Dec. 15, Great Notion Syndicate ($375). race, $1,320. RUN: Dec. 21, 7th race, $6,840. ($11,970) 9th race, $1,386. BALLIVOR: Dec. 22, 5th race, $1,485. MONEY FROMHEAVEN: Dec. 8, 5th Two Legends Farm and Sycamore Hall Thorough­ $855. Port Louis: Dec. 16, 6th race, $378. Scar­ NOT FOR LOVE (Crush It: Dec. 30, 2nd race, race, $9,000. VELOCITA BRILLANTE: Dec. 23, breds—LOVE’S LEGEND: Dec. 1, 6th race, let Tanager: Dec. 9, 2nd race, $378; Dec. 30, 4th $1,596. Love’s Legend: Dec. 1, 6th race, $735. 5th race, $4,788. ($16,659) $2,205. race, $1,254. Slewzer: Dec. 15, 5th race, $315): Lovely Games: Dec. 16, 4th race, $1,026. No Rose Retreat LLC—SCRAP COPPER: Dec. 8, 4th Warwick Equine Services—RICARDITO: Dec. 1, R. Larry Johnson—$4,206. More Talk: Dec. 1, 7th race, $495. Swing Step: race, $1,500. 9th race, $3,762; Dec. 30, 1st race, $3,933. ETCHED (Carved: Dec. 26, 7th race, $198. Pascal Dec. 31, 5th race, $855): Not For Love Syndi­ John Ryan and Monica Ryan—PASCAL CHANT: ($7,695) Chant: Dec. 1, 2nd race, $385; Dec. 30, 7th cate—$4,707. Dec. 1, 2nd race, $1,155; Dec. 30, 7th race, Willow Oaks Stable—THIRSTY AGAIN: Dec. 15, race, $462. Phantom Spot: Dec. 26, 5th race, ORIENTATE (Alluring Prospect: Dec. 22, 9th race, $1,386. ($2,541) 6th race, $726. $198. Tattooed: Dec. 14, 7th race, $330; Dec. $693. Sonic Boom E Jet: Dec. 7, 9th race, $630; Shamrock Farm—LETMESLIDEBYYOU: Dec. 31, Eric J. Wirth—CARVED: Dec. 26, 7th race, $594. 31, 4th race, $630): Bonita Farm Stallion Part­ Dec. 30, 7th race, $88. Sventastic: Dec. 23, 8th 1st race, $2,565. Mrs. Frank P. Wright—GRACE ISABELLA: Dec. 2, nership—$2,203. race, $315): The Stallion Company for Orientate Michael Terry Shane—MARGIE’S MONEY: Dec. 2nd race, $1,449; Dec. 29, 1st race, $3,933. FREEDOM CHILD (Bullets Child: Dec. 31, 3rd Syndicate—$2,520. 8, 3rd race, $5,130. SARAH’S TREASURE: Dec. 21, 2nd race, race, $567. Eightyeightmph: Dec. 14, 9th race, OUTFLANKER (Flirtation Walk: Dec. 8, 9th race, Share the Risk Partnership—LIZ’S SMILE: Dec. 7, $5,985. ($11,367) $315. Glengar: Dec. 16, 7th race, $588; Dec. $198. Nick Papagiorgio: Dec. 7, 5th race, 6th race, $3,078. Linda Zang—LEWISFIELD: Dec. 8, 7th race, 30, 2nd race, $588. Hall Pass: Dec. 30, 6th race, $1,539): Outflanker Syndicate—$1,737. Tim J. Shaw and Michael D. Infurna—MEGALO­ $1,125. $2,394. Sip of Sunshine: Dec. 30, 3rd race, PETIONVILLE (Petion Night: Dec. 15, 1st race, MANIA: Dec. 22, 9th race, $1,089. $462): Freedom Child Syndicate—$4,914. $1,539): Everest Stables Inc. Sinatra Thoroughbred Breeding and Racing— Stallion bonuses FRIESAN FIRE (Colmont Fire: Dec. 23, 7th race, PLAN (Dr. Cerrato: Dec. 7, 3rd race, $1,254. Yes­ STAR SEED CHILD: Dec. 16, 1st race, $1,701. ADMIRAL ALEX (Gfour: Dec. 9, 7th race, $855; $315. Goodluckjohnathan: Dec. 2, 7th race, terdaysplan: Dec. 21, 8th race, $1,539): Hamilton Smith, Fred Greene Jr. and Deborah Dec. 26, 4th race, $315): Leon Blusiewicz— $385. Hot Friesia: Dec. 8, 3rd race, $630. Stronach Group LP—$2,793. Greene—MOON VIRGINIA: Dec. 2, 8th race, $1,170. She’slikethewind:­ Dec. 31, 9th race, $462): ROCK SLIDE (Letmeslidebyyou: Dec. 31, 1st race, $1,485; Dec. 26, 6th race, $1,485. ($2,970) BANDBOX (Artful Splatter: Dec. 15, 6th race, Friesan Fire Syndicate—$1,792. $855): Shamrock Farms. Spendthrift Farm, LLC—HALL PASS: Dec. 30, 6th $462. Silver Sides: Dec. 21, 8th race, $297): GREAT NOTION (Apolodorodedamasco: Dec. 1, SCIPION (Cheese On: Dec. 1, 2nd race, $1,995. In race, $7,182. Bandbox Syndicate—$759. 2nd race, $735. Elevated Vision: Dec. 29, 9th Arrears: Dec. 22, 7th race, $945. Sipping Sycamore Hall Thoroughbreds LLC—ELEVATED BUFFUM (Stormin Hongkong: Dec. 2, 6th race, race, $2,250. Gloria’s Gal: Dec. 15, 5th race, Champagne: Dec. 7, 6th race, $378; Dec. 30, VISION: Dec. 29, 9th race, $6,750. JUMP FOR $588): Buffum Syndicate . $855. Great Adventurer: Dec. 14, 8th race, 4th race, $462. Star Seed Child: Dec. 16, 1st SALLY: Dec. 31, 6th race, $1,320. PRO RIOT: BULLSBAY (A True Gentleman: Dec. 16, 6th race, $855. Lewisfield: Dec. 8, 7th race, $375. Mar­ race, $567): Scipion Syndicate—$4,347. Dec. 31, 5th race, $495. ROCKINN ON BYE: $198. Disco Express: Dec. 26, 8th race, $315. gie’s Money: Dec. 8, 3rd race, $1,710. Scrap STREET MAGICIAN (Admiral’s Row: Dec. 16, 3rd Dec. 8, 7th race, $2,250; Dec. 29, 5th race, Tizadoozi: Dec. 29, 10th race, $165): Bullsbay Copper: Dec. 8, 4th race, $500): Great Notion race, $378. By the Sey Shore: Dec. 7, 8th race, $2,250. ($13,065) Syndicate—$678. Syndicate—$7,280. $462; Dec. 30, 6th race, $882. Midnight Cry: Thoroughbred Horse Breeders LLC—TIDY CHEROKEE’S BOY (Dr Bolt: Dec. 9, 6th race, HUNTERS BAY (Brushing: Dec. 26, 7th race, Dec. 14, 9th race, $855. My Magician: Dec. 29, STRIPE: Dec. 9, 9th race, $495; Dec. 29, 2nd $385): ZWP Stable. $1,026. Liz’s Smile: Dec. 7, 6th race, $1,026): 9th race, $750. Street Passion: Dec. 15, 9th race, $2,106. ($2,601) CUBA (Laki: Dec. 8, 7th race, $2,250; Dec. 29, 8th Stronach Group LP—$2,052. race, $1,254): R. Larry Johnson—$4,581. Thornmar Farm LLC—WORTH HIS SALT: Dec. race, $500): J&S Stables LLC—$2,750. LION HEARTED (Tricky Lion: Dec. 30, 7th race, TRITAP (Belial: Dec. 8, 5th race, $500. Ricardito: 23, 9th race, $1,134. DANCE WITH RAVENS (Vicar’s Chalice: Dec. 1, $2,394): Lion Hearted Syndicate. Dec. 1, 9th race, $1,254; Dec. 30, 1st race, Donna Tullner and Stephen Glessner—BOUR­ 5th race, $1,026; Dec. 26, 8th race, $855): LOUIS QUATORZE (Marie From Parie: Dec. 2, 2nd $1,311. Trion Wings: Dec. 22, 4th race, $462): BON STREAK: Dec. 15, 1st race, $1,701. Dance With Ravens Syndicate—$1,881. race, $253): Louis Quatorze Syndicate. Tritap Syndicate—$3,527. Two Legends Farm—SPARTY: Dec. 31, 4th race, DESPITE THE ODDS (Bagels and Lox: Dec. 9, 2nd NICANOR (Angelinas Star: Dec. 15, 9th race, TWO PUNCH (Humbolt Street: Dec. 23, 7th race, $5,130. race, $1,026. Doit for Spite: Dec. 9, 9th race, $462): Nicanor Syndicate. $165): Two Punch Syndicate. Maryland-bred Bonus Payments 12 for registered Maryland-breds running in Maryland Bonuses are paid 45 to 75 days from date of actual race 1st place 2nd 2nd place 3rd 3rd place 1st place 2nd 2nd place 3rd 3rd place 1st place breeder place breeder place breeder 1st place breeder place breeder place breeder Purse $ earns $ bonus $ earns $ bonus $ earns $ bonus $ Purse $ earns $ bonus $ earns $ bonus $ earns $ bonus $ 14000 7980 2394 2940 882 1540 462 33000 18810 5643 6930 2079 3630 1089 14500 8265 2479.50 3045 913.50 1595 478.50 34000 19380 5814 7140 2142 3740 1122 15000 8550 2565 3150 945 1650 495 35000 19950 5985 7350 2205 3850 1155 15500 8835 2650.50 3255 976.50 1705 511.50 36000 20520 6156 7560 2268 3960 1188 16000 9120 2736 3360 1008 1760 528 37000 21090 6327 7770 2331 4070 1221 16500 9405 2821.50 3465 1039.50 1815 544.50 38000 21660 6498 7980 2394 4180 1254 17000 9690 2907 3570 1071 1870 561 39000 22230 6669 8190 2457 4290 1287 17500 9975 2992.50 3675 1102.50 1925 577.50 40000 22800 6840 8400 2520 4400 1320 18000 10260 3078 3780 1134 1980 594 41000 23370 7011 8610 2583 4510 1353 18500 10545 3163.50 3885 1165.50 2035 610.50 42000 23940 7182 8820 2646 4620 1386 19000 10830 3249 3990 1197 2090 627 43000 24510 7353 9030 2709 4730 1419 19500 11115 3334.50 4095 1228.50 2145 643.50 44000 25080 7524 9240 2772 4840 1452 20000 11400 3420 4200 1260 2200 660 45000 25650 7695 9450 2835 4950 1485 21000 11970 3591 4410 1323 2310 693 46000 26220 7866 9660 2898 5060 1518 22000 12540 3762 4620 1386 2420 726 47000 26790 8037 9870 2961 5170 1551 23000 13110 3933 4830 1449 2530 759 48000 27360 8208 10080 3024 5280 1584 24000 13680 4104 5040 1512 2640 792 49000 27930 8379 10290 3087 5390 1617 25000 14250 4275 5250 1575 2750 825 50000 28500 8550 10500 3150 5500 1650 26000 14820 4446 5460 1638 2860 858 51000 29070 8721 10710 3213 5610 1683 27000 15390 4617 5670 1701 2970 891 52000 29640 8892 10920 3276 5720 1716 28000 15960 4788 5880 1764 3080 924 53000 30210 9063 11130 3339 5830 1749 29000 16530 4959 6090 1827 3190 957 54000 30780 9234 11340 3402 5940 1782 30000 17100 5130 6300 1890 3300 990 55000 31350 9405 11550 3465 6050 1815 31000 17670 5301 6510 1953 3410 1023 56000 31920 9576 11760 3528 6160 1848 32000 18240 5472 6720 2016 3520 1056 57000 32490 9747 11970 3591 6270 1881 Purses for all overnight races to be divided 57% to the winner, 21% to second, 11% to third, 6% to fourth, 3% to fifth and 2% to sixth, unless otherwise specified in the conditions of the race. Stakes are capped at $100,000 for Maryland-bred bonuses, and paid at 15% of purse earned for 1st, 2nd and 3rd places. Bonuses paid on stakes exceeding $100,000 will be calculated on purse distributions of a $100,000 stakes. In general, purses for stakes races are divided 60% to the winner, 20% to second, 10% to third, 6% to fourth, 3% to fifth and 1% to sixth. Refer to specific conditions of the race. In general, purses for stakes races are divided 60% to the winner, 20% to second, 10% to third, 6% to fourth, 3% to fifth and 1% to sixth. Refer to specific conditions of the race. Maryland-bred bonuses for Maryland Million Day are calculated separately. As of 09/01/2018; subject to semi-annual review by Maryland Racing Commission