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2015 Breeders' Cup Undercard Stakes 2015 Breeders’ Cup Undercard Stakes Bryan Station Stakes History 15th Running • 1 1/8 miles (turf) • 3-year-olds • Purse: $100,000 STAKES Keeneland/Coady Keeneland sales graduate Tweet Kitten won the Bryan Station at odds of 16-1 for his owners and breeders, Ken and Sarah Ramsey. Year Winner/Age/Owner Jockey/Wgt./Trainer 2nd/Age/Jockey/Wgt. 3rd/Age/Jockey/Wgt. Time Margin 2015 Tweet Kitten Javier Castellano (118) Closing Bell Wayward Kitten 1:51.79 fm 1/2 Kenneth L. and Sarah K. Ramsey Chad C. Brown Jose Lezcano (120) Lanfranco Dettori (118) Haggin Course 2009 Get Stormy Javier Castellano (117) Rescue Squad Kinsella 1:37.49 yl 1 1/2 Sullimar Stables Thomas M. Bush Edgar Prado (117) Kent Desormeaux (117) Keeneland Course (Mary A. Sullivan) 2008 Cowboy Cal* John Velazquez (123) dq-Seaspeak Deal Making 1:35.70 fm hd Stonerside Stable LLC Todd A. Pletcher Kent Desormeaux (117) Ramon Dominguez (117) Haggin Course (Robert C. and Janice McNair) Seaspeak disqualified from first and placed second. 2007 Inca King Shaun Bridgmohan (123) Distorted Reality Admiral Bird 1:35.88 fm 3 3/4 Heiligbrodt Racing Stable Steven M. Asmussen Rafael Bejarano (120) Robby Albarado (117) Haggin Course (L. William Heiligbrodt) 2006 Kip Deville (3) Julien Leparoux (120) Storm Treasure (3) Smart Enough (3) 1:35.36 fm 1 1/4 IEAH Stables (Michael A. Iavarone) Richard E. Dutrow Jr. Shaun Bridgmohan (117) Rafael Bejarano (120) Haggin Course 2005 T.D. Vance (3) Edgar Prado (123) Rey de Cafe (3) Therecomesatiger (3) 1:34.65 fm 1 Courtlandt Farm (Donald A. Adam) H. Graham Motion Rafael Bejarano (123) Mark Guidry (117) Keeneland Course 2001 Gino’s Spirits (GB)* (5) Pat Day (124) Watch (4) Binalegend (5) 1:36.06 fm 1/2 Rio Aventura Stables W. Elliott Walden Craig Perret (119) Dean Kutz (119) Keeneland Course (Jose L. DeCamargo) and Thomas F. VanMeter II 2000 White Beauty (5) Tim Doocy (120) Pratella (5) Solar Bound (4) 1:35 1/5 fm nk Greg Rand and Terry J. Brennan Terry J. Brennan Charles Woods Jr. (124) Mike Smith (118) Keeneland Course 1999 Pratella (4) Larry Melancon (119) License Fee (4) White Beauty (4) 1:34 4/5 fm 1 1/2 (1st) Bruce Barton and Alvin Haynes Burk Kessinger Jr. Robby Albarado (117) Calvin Borel (117) Keeneland Course 1999 Mingling Glances (5) Larry Melancon (123) Red Cat (4) Cuanto Es (4) 1:36 1/5 fm 3/4 (2nd) Morven Stud (John Kluge) Burk Kessinger Jr. Pat Day (123) Robby Albarado (119) Keeneland Course 1998 Mingling Glances (4) Pat Day (115) My Own Lovely Lee (6) Dance Design (IRE) (5) 1:34 2/5 fm 6 A.D. Haynes, B. Barton Burk Kessinger Jr. Calvin Borel (115) Shane Sellers (115) Keeneland Course and Turf Stable (Rusty Jones) 1997 Cut the Cuteness (5) Mike Rowland (115) Duck Trap (4) Totally Naughty (7) 1:35 3/5 fm 2 Al and Mark Corrado Carl Bowman Robby Albarado (118) Oliver Castillo (118) Keeneland Course 1996 Mariuka (3) Willie Martinez (114) Romy (5) Valor Lady (4) 1:35 3/5 fm 1 1/2 (1st) Calumet Farm (Henryk Charles LoPresti Juvenal Diaz (117) Shane Sellers (114) Keeneland Course de Kwiatkowski) 1996 Vice On Ice (5) Shane Sellers (117) Memories (IRE) (5) Alive With Hope (5) 1:35 3/5 fm 1 3/4 (2nd) Mathew K. Firestone William I. Mott Pat Day (123) Larry Melancon (114) Keeneland Course 1995 Very Special Lite (5) Aaron Gryder (114) Camlan (4) Romy (4) 1:33 3/5 fm 2 Prestonwood Farm W. Elliott Walden Dave Penna (117) Juvenal Diaz (123) Keeneland Course (Art, Jack & J.R. Preston) 1994 Vinista (4) Shane Sellers (116) Assert Oneself (4) Bobby Com (4) 1:46 1/5 yl 3 Allen E. Paulson Alex L. Hassinger Jr. Aaron Gryder (126) Brian Peck (116) Haggin Course 1993 Gray Cashmere (4) Jose Santos (113) Auto Dial River Bank Kid 1:44 2/5 ft 1/2 Peter S. Willmott Peter M. Vestal Shane Sellers (121) Randy Romero (113) * Winning favorite. Grade 3, 2008-2009. 136 2016 Fall Keeneland Media Guide | Stakes Rev. 8/4/16 ® Fort Springs Stakes History 10th Running • 6 furlongs • 3-year-old fillies • Purse: $100,000 Keeneland/Coady In the race following the Breeders’ Cup Classic (G1), Meshell captured the Fort Springs. STAKES Year Winner/Owner Jockey/Wgt./Trainer 2nd/Jockey/Wgt. 3rd/Jockey/Wgt. Time Margin 2015 Meshell Florent Geroux (118) Clothes Fall Off Coco’s Wildcat 1:10.30 ft nk Andrew Knapczyk Jeffery Lynn Joel Rosario (118) Paco Lopez (118) and Douglas S. Arnold 2001 Handsome Hunk Craig Perret (121) El Malicia Truman’s Raider 1:11.44 ft 1 Jacks or Better Farm Inc. Dale L. Romans Eusebio Razo Jr. (119) Pat Day (119) (Fred Brei) 2000 Tru Bull* Mike E. Smith (121) One Special Judge Homem Ra 1:09 3/5 ft 4 William J. Condren Nicholas P. Zito Marlon St. Julien (119) Willie Martinez (119) 1999 Charlie’s Beau Eddie Martin, Jr. (119) Lac Grand Tempered Appeal 1:08 2/5 ft 1 1/2 Nelson B. Hunt Bobby C. Barnett Marlon St. Julien (117) Shane Sellers (117) 1998 Color of Smoke Robby Albarado (113) Gold Market Starthatshines 1:09 2/5 ft 8 1/2 Horton Stable Dallas Stewart Pat Day (116) Terry Thompson (113) (Willis Horton) 1997 Race Not Run 1996 Race Not Run 1995 Ide * Craig Perret (115) Head Minister Black Tie Dinner 1:22 4/5 my 8 Wilmott Stables Inc. Peter Vestal Pat Day (115) Calvin Borel (115) (Peter S. Wilmott) 1994 Lord Carson * Pat Day (116) Peruvian Rare Rocket 1:25 3/5 sy 4 David P. Reynolds D. Wayne Lukas Aaron T. Gryder (121) Mike Rowland (118) 1993 Tabasco Cat* Pat Day (118) Golden Gear Sir Cognac 1:21 4/5 ft nk Overbrook Farm D. Wayne Lukas Wigberto Ramos (116) Donna Barton (110) (W.T. Young) and David Reynolds 1992 Antrim Rd. Fabio Arguello, Jr. (116) Williamstown Arturo P 1:24 1/5 sy nk Alyce & Joe Novogratz Glenn S. Wismer Dean Kutz (121) Brian Peck (116) 1991 Trans Caribbean Jack Neagle (119) Rail Ten Sins 1:23 1/5 ft 5 Jose Arraras John Dyer Shane Sellers (114) Pat Day (114) Hagyard Fayette Stakes (G2) (See page 83) * Winning favorite. Rev. 8/4/16 2016 Fall Keeneland Media Guide | Stakes 137 ® Juvenile Dirt Sprint Stakes History 6 furlongs • 2-year-olds pre-entered for the Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Turf (G1) or Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf (G1) • Purse: $100,000 Keeneland/Photos by Z Keeneland/Photos Keeneland/Coady Keeneland sales graduate Sheikh of Sheikhs won the Juvenile Dirt Sprint to become jockey Frankie Dettori’s first Keeneland stakes winner in his second career STAKES mount at the track. Year Winner/Owner Jockey/Wgt./Trainer 2nd/Jockey/Wgt. 3rd/Jockey/Wgt. Time Margin 2015 Sheikh of Sheikhs Lanfranco Dettori (118) Noholdingback Bear Richie the Bull 1:10.28 ft 1/2 Abdullah S. Almaddah Wesley A. Ward Luis Saez (118) Jose Valdivia Jr. (118) Lafayette Stakes Presented by Keeneland Select History 72nd Running • 7 furlongs • 3-year-olds and up • Purse: $100,000 Keeneland/Coady Keeneland sales graduate Falling Sky won the Lafayette Presented by Keeneland Select as the favorite. Year Winner/Owner Jockey/Wgt./Trainer 2nd/Jockey/Wgt. 3rd/Jockey/Wgt. Time Margin 2015 Falling Sky Julien Leparoux (120) Doubledown Again Nates Mineshaft 1:22.53 ft 1/2 Newtown Anner Stud Martin D. Wolfson Mike Smith (120) Emmanuel Esquivel (120) and Joseph Bulger 2008 Keep Laughing John Velazquez (117) Hatta Fort (GB) Eaton’s Gift 1:22.26 ft no Vision Racing LLC Kiaran P. McLaughlin Garrett Gomez (119) Kent Desormeaux (119) Polytrack (Brandon Perry) 2007 Carnacks Choice Julien Leparoux (119) Call Me Clash Ollie Jet 1:21.05 ft nk Sassafras Racing I LLC Gregory D. Foley Jeremy Rose (119) Jamie Theriot (117) Polytrack (Larry Richardson) 2006 Likely Julien Leparoux (117) Laptop Computer Skeleton Crew 1:09.32 ft 9 Maurice Miller III Patrick Biancone Rafael Bejarano (117) Phil Teator (119) and Thomas F. VanMeter II 2005 More Smoke Clinton Potts (119) Crimson Stag Razor 1:09.88 ft 14 1/2 Thomas McClay and Harry Nye John Charles Zimmerman Robby Albarado (123) John Velazquez (119) * Winning favorite. 138 2016 Fall Keeneland Media Guide | Stakes Rev. 8/4/16 ® Lafayette Stakes Presented by Keeneland Select History continued Year Winner/Owner Jockey/Wgt./Trainer 2nd/Jockey/Wgt. 3rd/Jockey/Wgt. Time Margin 2004 Bwana Charlie Shane Sellers (117) Quick Action Tales of Glory 1:24.73 ft 3 1/4 Heiligbrodt Racing Stable Steven M. Asmussen Pat Day (116) Jerry Bailey (116) (L. William Heiligbrodt) 2003 Posse* Corey Lanerie (118) Roll Hennessy Roll Bossanova 1:23.14 ft 2 1/4 Heiligbrodt Racing Stable Steven M. Asmussen Shane Sellers (118) Jerry Bailey (116) (L. William Heiligbrodt) 2002 Cashel Castle* Pat Day (116) Governor Hickel Sky Terrace 1:24.47 ft 4 1/4 Sandbar Farms (Barry Buchholz) Chris M. Block Jorge Chavez (116) Craig Perret (116) 2001 Griffinite Jose Santos (116) Sam Lord’s Castle Yonaguska 1:22.61 ft no Paraneck Stable (Ernie Paragallo) Jennifer Pedersen Robby Albarado (118) Jerry Bailey (123) 2000 Caller One* Robbie Davis (120) Sun Cat Littleexpectations 1:21 3/5 ft 4 Theresa McArthur James K. Chapman Jorge Chavez (116) Donnie Meche (120) and Carolyn Chapman 1999 Yes It’s True* Jerry Bailey (123) Trickey Crew Fort La Roca 1:22 ft 5 Padua Stables (Satish K. Sanan) D. Wayne Lukas Willie Martinez (118) John Velazquez (115) 1998 Dontletthebigonego Willie Martinez (114) Flashing Tammany Swear by Dixie 1:23 sy 3 1/2 Paraneck Stable (Ernie Paragallo) Richard Suttle Shane Sellers (114) Robby Albarado (114) STAKES 1997 Trafalger Jerry Bailey (113) Open Forum Muchacho Fino 1:21 3/5 ft 1 1/2 Beverly J.
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