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18 THE FORCE OF JULY 22 MOVING FORWARD 28 NEW YORK-BREDS Barry Schwartz takes a pair; New York-bred sale fgures IN HISTORY: ’80S-’90S Maiden Beauty wins the to continue upward trend Remembering Queen Alexandra, Lynbrook 24 REWARDS IN THE RIDE Allez Milord, Patchy Groundfog, and Wanderkin 20 BACK FOR MORE Patricia Moseley continues the Diversify, a grade 1 winner journey with state-bred last year, rolls in the grade 2 La Moneda Suburban

DEPARTMENTS 6 Executive Director’s Column 8 News 12 Leading Sires of New York-Breds 14 Leading Breeders of New York-Breds ON THE COVER 15 Leading Owners of New York-Breds New York-bred 16 Leading Trainers of New York-Breds Diversify rolls to an 17 New York-Bred Stakes Schedule open-length score in 32 New York-Bred Stakes Winners the grade 2 Suburban 36 Sires of Winners July 7 at 38 Calendar

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4 New York Breeder | nytbreeders.org | August 2018 Phanominal sales! Alpha’s first two-year-olds have made $350,000, $150,000 (twice) and $120,000 at auction. See Alpha, see dollar signs.

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JEFFREY A. CANNIZZO Musings Executive Director

COMING TO SARATOGA has been a part of Rather than just being backstretch conversation, we need ev- my life for nearly 40 years. My life’s experiences at ery racing day to be the frontside conversation. There are many Saratoga started with the 1982 Travers Stakes (G1) intricate challenges we face when it comes to everyday racing. when Runaway Groom beat three classic winners In the old days horses ran. Today they breeze four times between (I was 3). in the late 1980s was our races and might make a start every month and a half. As report- ed, horses are averaging 6.21 starts per year. If we can work as an household name. As there have been so many great industry to get that number up a half-horse (.5), the subsequent races over this period of time, two that stick in my economics of racetracks would change dramatically. mind are Point Given’s 2001 Travers and You’s 2002 This year the New York Racing Association instituted the Test Stakes (G1). Both races nearly brought the “loyalty program,” rewarding horses and their connections grandstand down. The stretch run of You and Car- who run in New York. It’s a tangible way of adding value to son Hollow is what is all about. The horsemen. There need to be dozens of other measurable ef- movement of the wooden foor beams against the forts done or regulated to address our everyday challenges. Saratoga’s handle per betting interest is best, bar none. On roar of the crowd is what I remember the most; it average, Saratoga yields $200,000 per betting interest, making was remarkable and like nowhere else on earth. For it one of the leaders, if not the leader, in the country. Having me, that is Saratoga. Back then my focus wasn’t on an extra horse per race goes a long way to lead back to proft- New York-breds, so I will admit I had the exacta ability for NYRA and the purse account itself. Additionally, $1 straight (You—Carson Hollow). of purses distributed at Saratoga yields on average a 16.5 ROI from handle, a fgure essentially unmatched in our industry. To put this in perspective, if Saratoga increases its feld siz- I feel that the most important piece in discussing Sara- es by a half-horse with an average $100,000 a race in added toga is the main reason it’s here: racing. It’s the core of handle, it would equate to roughly $1 million in additional what makes Saratoga...Saratoga. In 1990, nationally we handle a day. Obviously, this is the full extreme for racing ver- had a foal crop of 40,000 with 89,000 starters in 73,000 sus smaller meets across the country. However, this is how our races averaging 7.94 starts with average feld sizes of 8.91. industry sustains itself, grows purses, expands on capital race- Fast forward to today, and we have 20,000 foals with track projects, and has funds for marketing and promotion. 50,000 starters in 40,000 races averaging 6.21 starts with Other challenges we face in New York that involve Sarato- average feld sizes of 7.7. Essentially almost two fewer ga, are workers’ compensation and the general cost of doing starts per horse (-22%) and 1.25 fewer horses per race. The business in this State. Both have infated at astronomical pro- pressure on race conditions and stakes programs looms portions. These challenges discourage participation in every- even at meets like the mighty Saratoga. day racing and have lead to a reduction of out of town start- Field size is the key to the equation, both for the cus- ers and added horsemen in New York. The results are smaller tomer and the track. After all, that is what makes Saratoga felds and races failing to fll. a jewel: Competitive racing with playable, desired odds. The good news is that both NYRA and the New York Thor- You cannot have that without full felds. oughbred Horsemen’s Association (NYTHA) have long-term Saratoga works because it’s the perfect blend of quality strategies to reduce workers compensation for backstretch mixed with the appropriate quantity. In my opinion, feld employees. The need to reduce costs for horsemen and owners size is the one obstacle Saratoga faces and could be most further is absolutely necessary. pressing, keeping feld size up while remaining competitive If we could reduce the cost of each day, via outside-the-box with the various obstacles that surround everyday racing feed and purchasing co-ops for simple products such as hay, and the sport in general. After all, it is everyday racing that straw, grain, etc., the results would be signifcantly positive needs the most help and should be the industry’s focus. economically for owners and trainers. Just because you’re op- The highest levels of our sport are healthy and we prove it erating in New York City doesn’t mean the cost of agricultural time and time again on every big Saturday. Unfortunately, products you’re buying (from rural places) should be quadru- in general racing conditions and the typical everyday card pled. The price of hay and straw downstate is 70 to 90% more is struggling to be flled. Just ask any of the smaller barns. than that in upstate New York. (continued on page 12)

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NYTB’S 2018 SARATOGA EVENTS

Details and RSVP dates are on the books for New York Thorough- On Friday, Aug. 24, Saratoga New York bred Breeders’ annual Saratoga events. Showcase Day, NYTB will host an event in NYTB’s annual cocktail party at the Fasig-Tipton New York-Bred the At The Rail Pavilion trackside on the Preferred Yearling Sale will take place Saturday, Aug. 11 and Sun- clubhouse turn. The all New York-bred race day, Aug. 12 from 6-9 p.m. at the Fasig-Tipton sale grounds in Sara- card features six stakes races. toga Springs. Included are a buffet-style lunch, admis- Guests will enjoy culinary selections and complimentary cock- sion, soda, coffee and tea, and Post Parade tails in the upstairs buyers’ lounge and balcony. Tickets include both program. nights. COST TICKETS $100 NYTB Members $75 NYTB members $125 non-members $100 non-members This is a sell-out event! Guests must You MUST RSVP by Aug. 6 at (518) 587-0777 or a late fee will apply. RSVP by Aug. 1 by calling (518) 587-0777.

New York-bred Yearlings Stand Out at F-T Kentucky July BY SARAH MACE A New York-bred flly and colt brought Gal, an earner of $904,800. $250,000 and $220,000, respectively, The New York-bred male topper, during the July 10 Fasig-Tipton Ken- Hip 289, a bay Into Mischief colt, was tucky’s July Yearling Sale in Lexington. hammered down to Dime Box Stable. Results from the auction were strong Bred by Woodford overall, with across-the-board gains, and foaled at Sequel Stallions New but as added testimony to the strength York near Hudson, the colt is out of the of the New York sales marketplace, the young stakes-placed Bernardini mare fve New York-breds in the sale outper- Kimono. Kimono’s 2-year-old flly Just formed the general population in both a Whim, by Warrior’s Reward, owned average and median prices. by Runaway Point Farms and trained The top-selling Empire State-bred by Mark Shuman, has won once in (Hip 9) was a bay flly by Palace Mal- three starts. The mare foaled a Laoban ice bred by Bill and Jane Moriarty’s flly Jan. 28. Apache Farm near Mount Morris, All fve New York-breds to go through where she was foaled March 27, 2017. the sales ring found new homes (in- Agent Steve Young signed the $250,000 cluding one private sale). The quintet ticket. Consigned by Perrone Sales, the sold for an average of $122,823 and a flly is out of Passe, an unraced Ken- $101,000 median, which outperformed

tucky-bred daughter of Dixie Union. the overall results of the sale where the PHOTOS FASIG-TIPTON Passe’s lone foal to race is New York- average was $100,829 and the median New York-bred Palace Malice lly bred multiple stakes winner Wonder was $75,000. brings $250,000

Awesome Debate is First Winner for Honorable Dillon Charlton Baker’s homebred Awe- bred Awesome Debate out of the win- maiden special weight at Finger Lakes some Debate became the frst winner for ning Freud mare Healthy Debate. The because his daughter and frst-time Rockridge Stud’s freshman sire Honor- New York-bred flly is the third winner starter Honorable Rose fnished third for able Dillon July 23 at Finger Lakes Gam- produced by Healthy Debate from as owner/trainer Jeremiah Englehart. ing & Racetrack, where the juvenile flly many foals to race. A grade 2 winner, Honorable Dillon is won her frst start by two lengths. Honorable Dillon was represented by an 8-year-old son of Tapit who stands at Baker, who is both owner and trainer, both a win and a place in the fve-furlong Rockridge Stud near Hudson for $5,000.

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STATE-BRED STAR SAY FLORIDA SANDY DEAD AT 24

Say Florida Sandy, a multiple grad- Finger Lakes Juvenile Fillies ed stakes winner and one of the top Stakes in 2007. New York-breds of all time, died due Say Florida Sandy was to an apparent heart attack July 11, pensioned by his syndicate Old Friends Thoroughbred Retirement and retired to Old Friends in Farm announced July 13. 2014. A full necropsy is pending for the “It’s been a privilege to 24-year-old stallion, who was retired retire one of the top New with Old Friends near Georgetown, Ky. York-breds of all time,” said Bred by Sanford Bacon, the son of Old Friends founder Michael Personal Flag out of the Sweet Candy Blowen. “Sandy was a very mare Lolli Lucka Lolli was a star of sensitive stallion, so he was the New York racing circuit for much placed at Hurstland Farm

of his eight-year career. He won several ADAM COGLIANESE/NYRA in Midway, Ky., under the New York-bred championships, includ- Say Florida Sandy earned $2,085,408 watchful eye of owner Alfred ing three New York champion sprinter Nuckols, who took the great- titles and New York Horse of the Year 2004 at Buckridge Farm near Kinder- est care of him. We are grateful to breed- honors for 2001 and 2002. hook, N.Y., where he stood for 10 years. er Sanford Bacon and to Walter Downey, Raced by Bacon before being lost for As a sire, he is best represented by stakes who managed Sandy’s syndicate, for al- $70,000 in a claiming race in 1997, Say winner Say Toba Sandy, who won the lowing us to care for their champion.” Florida Sandy had several owners and conditioners but won the lion’s share of his races for trainer Juan Serey and owner John Rotella. The dark bay stallion won 19 stakes during his 98-race career, including the 2001 True North Handicap (G2), the Gravesend Handicap (G3) in 1998 and 2000, and the 2001 Philadelphia Park Breeders’ Cup Handicap (G3). He re- tired from racing in 2003 with 33 wins and earnings of $2,085,408. Say Florida Sandy entered stud in AG BUSINESS OR COUNTRY HOME

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August 2018 | nytbreeders.org | New York Breeder 9 NewsNEW YORK SEA FOAM RISES TO OCCASION IN NEW YORK DERBY

Waterville Lake Stable’s homebred Sea Foam ran gate-to- Meriwether’s Waterville Lake Stable for $350,000 at the 2008 wire to win the $150,000 New York Derby July 21 at Finger Fasig-Tipton Saratoga select yearling sale. Lakes Gaming and Racetrack. Trained by Christophe Clement, Sea Foam improved his re- Sea Foam drifted out on the fnal turn and made brief con- cord to 3-3-0 from eight starts, with earnings of $236,070. tact with Spectacular Kid at the top of the lane before he kicked One race later in the $75,000 New York Oaks, Tic Stables’ 1 1 clear to win by 3 ⁄4 lengths in 1:46.19 for the 1 ⁄16 miles. An ob- Split Time impressed in the fnal furlongs, overtaking the lead- 1 jection was lodged by Spectacular Kid’s rider, Andy Hernandez ers with a surge from the outside to win the 1 ⁄16-mile dirt test Sanchez, but the result was not changed. in 1:47. The victory was the frst for the son of Medaglia d’Oro since Boxed in at the quarter pole, Split Time was checked by Ju- he closed his fresh- nior Alvarado before she was angled out three wide. The Take man season with a Charge Indy flly seized her opening in late stretch and drew win last November in off to a two-length win. Crashing Connie fnished second, with Aqueduct’s Notebook. English Soul a nose behind in third. Foaled at Berk- Bred by Sequel Stallions New York out of the Not For Love shire Stud near Pine mare Speed Dating, Split Time earned her third black-type win Plains, the colt is out this year. The 3-year-old broke her maiden Jan. 18 at Aqueduct of the grade 3-win- and entered the Oaks off a win in the Alma North Stakes at Lau- ning Strike It Rich by rel Park. This was her ffth win of the year in six starts. Undbridled’s Song, Split Time was purchased for $62,000 by trainer Linda Rice who was purchased from the Sequel New York consignment to the Fasig-Tipton Pre-

SV PHOTOGRAPHY by trainer Christo- ferred New York-Bred yearling sale. She has a 5-1-1 record from Sea Foam at Finger Lakes phe Clement for John seven starts, with earnings of $240,700.

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For stallions that stand, will stand, or stood (deceased) in New York (stallions that are dead or exported prior to 2014 are excluded), and have runners in North America. Listed below are all available statistics for the Northern Hemi- sphere through July 22, 2018. As supplied to BloodHorse by The Jockey Club Information Systems Inc., include adjusted money from Japan, Hong Kong, and Singapore. Adjusted earnings are put on par with average North American earnings from the previous year. For example, the average North American purse in 2017 is $22,593 or 47% of the 2017 average purse in Japan. To put earnings on par, all Japanese progeny earnings are multiplied by 47% before being credited to a sire’s progeny earnings. Hong Kong earnings are adjusted by 15%; Singapore by 68%. Current year stakes winners include all Northern Hemisphere black-type stakes results from all available countries. *Foal counts include Southern Hemisphere. Cumulative stakes winners include all countries.

Stakes Rstrct Cumulative 2018 Rnrs/ Wnrs/ SW/ 2018 Stks A-E Comp

Rank Rank Stallion (Foreign foaled), (YOB,Sire), Where Stands Stud Fee Wnrs Wns BT SW (Chief Earner, Earnings) Earnings Foals Wnrs Index Index 1 Freud (98, Storm Cat), Sequel Stallions New York $7,500 131/43 4/6 0/4 (Sharp Azteca, $650,000) $3,172,976 *1216 48 1.55 1.25 2 Bellamy Road (02, Concerto), Irish Hill & Dutchess Views Stallions $6,000 135/54 1/2 0/1 (Diversify, $510,000) $2,226,603 *621 27 1.20 1.28 3 Frost Giant (03, Giant's Causeway), Irish Hill & Dutchess Views Stallions $5,000 95/38 2/2 2/2 (Giant Expectations, $686,000) $2,202,363 *399 12 1.22 1.17 4 Mission Impazible (07, Unbridled's Song), Sequel Stallions New York $7,500 63/32 1/1 1/1 (Spectacular Kid, $89,250) $1,396,519 138 3 1.29 1.10 5 Desert Party (06, Street Cry), Irish Hill & Dutchess Views Stallions $2,500 88/36 1/1 1/1 (Orchid Party, $116,201) $1,288,067 223 5 0.94 1.39 6 Big Brown (05, Boundary), Irish Hill & Dutchess Views Stallions $6,000 102/41 2/2 0/2 (Hard Study, $138,000) $1,190,300 *709 21 1.12 1.55 7 Courageous Cat (06, Storm Cat), Questroyal North $6,000 77/25 3/3 2/3 (Purrageous Dyna, $118,930) $1,066,948 183 5 0.97 1.13 8 Boys At Tosconova (08, Officer), Questroyal North $2,500 27/14 2/3 2/2 (My Boy Tate, $120,000) $744,706 62 2 1.29 1.25 9 Bustin Stones (04, City Zip), Waldorf Farm $5,000 61/20 0/0 0/0 (Fair Regis, $93,720) $710,279 195 6 1.29 1.38 10 Disco Rico (97, Citidancer) Died, 2014 21/10 1/1 0/1 (Disco Partner, $244,500) $550,249 268 12 1.39 1.20 11 Soaring Empire (07, Empire Maker), Rockridge Stud $2,500 19/10 0/0 0/0 (Reason to Soar, $110,675) $408,819 55 0 0.99 1.08 12 D' Funnybone (07, D'wildcat), Rockridge Stud $2,500 28/12 0/0 0/0 (Peculiar Sensation, $52,355) $365,657 *75 2 1.10 1.27 13 Teuflesberg (04, Johannesburg), McMahon of Saratoga Thoroughbreds $5,000 31/10 0/0 0/0 (The Great Johanna, $45,400) $329,152 125 4 1.35 1.12 14 Here's Zealous (97, ), Kaz Hill Farm $1,000 17/9 0/0 0/0 (Mighty Zealous, $121,140) $327,893 193 1 1.07 0.96 15 Cosmonaut (02, ) Pnsd 26/9 1/1 1/1 (Kreesie, $105,800) $316,678 97 3 1.02 1.02 16 Noble Causeway (02, Giant's Causeway) Died, 2014 28/7 0/0 0/0 (Altissimo, $113,375) $271,906 244 9 0.78 1.05 17 Giant Surprise (09, Giant's Causeway), Rockridge Stud $4,000 19/8 0/0 0/0 (Sudden Surprise, $44,120) $252,011 48 2 1.75 1.26 18 Forty Tales (10, Tale of the Cat), McMahon of Saratoga Thoroughbreds Private 13/3 0/0 0/0 (Transistor, $86,225) $212,109 *56 0 0.85 1.19 19 Trinniberg (09, Teuflesberg), Rockridge Stud $3,500 7/3 0/0 0/0 (Belleville Spring, $54,128) $188,261 *52 1 0.81 1.54 20 Bank Heist (07, Maria's Mon), Kaz Hill Farm $5,000 15/6 0/0 0/0 (Merger of Banks, $35,058) $174,878 42 1 0.99 1.35 21 Midas Touch (GB) (07, Galileo) N/A 12/5 1/1 0/1 (Primo Touch, $67,500) $141,561 *49 1 0.47 0.91 22 A Shin Forward (05, Forest Wildcat), Rockridge Stud Private 17/8 0/0 0/0 (Lord Ace, $31,957) $124,081 24 0 0.38 0.83 23 Heavy Breathing (09, Giant's Causeway), Irish Hill & Dutchess Views Stallions Private 14/3 0/0 0/0 (Ucantcatchmybreath, $37,050) $110,639 31 0 0.28 1.64 24 Miracle Man (02, Yankee Victor) Died, 2015 4/2 0/0 0/0 (Jc's Shooting Star, $70,750) $110,089 11 1 2.19 1.53 25 Wicked Rich (06, Yes It's True) N/A 7/4 0/0 0/0 (Jersey Rich, $40,643) $109,539 17 0 0.67 1.25 26 Congressionalhonor (01, Forestry) N/A 8/5 0/0 0/0 (Superling, $40,728) $101,132 161 1 0.74 0.93 27 Sir Whimsey (04, Jump Start), Mill Creek Farm Private 2/1 0/0 0/0 (The Cake Is a Lie, $61,050) $87,560 12 1 1.23 1.20 28 The Cliff's Edge (01, ) Pnsd 11/2 0/0 0/0 (Connorrskie, $37,080) $78,732 245 4 0.79 1.13 29 Mr. Sekiguchi (03, Storm Cat) N/A 11/3 0/0 0/0 (Pacific Image, $22,790) $73,534 *95 2 0.97 1.17 30 ¶ Central Banker (10, Speightstown), McMahon of Saratoga Thoroughbreds $7,500 6/1 0/0 0/0 (Subsidiary, $34,732) $72,133 62 0 1.00 1.28 31 Griffinite (98, Unbridled's Song), Monhill Farm $2,000 3/2 0/0 0/0 (Ribbonite, $38,378) $45,686 68 1 0.61 0.89 32 Alex's Pal (99, Valid Expectations) Died, 2015 8/2 0/0 0/0 (Best Choice, $14,430) $37,987 107 2 1.17 0.91 33 Bridgetown (07, Speightstown) Died 3/2 0/0 0/0 (Headfirst, $26,077) $36,724 6 0 0.71 0.97 34 Dr Large (06, A.P. Indy), Oriskany Creek Farm $2,500 4/2 0/0 0/0 (Doctor Demento, $8,500) $27,004 28 1 0.59 0.74 35 Marsh Side (03, Gone West) N/A 10/2 0/0 0/0 (Dr Luber's Kiss, $6,892) $25,091 *163 0 0.38 1.22

AVERAGE-EARNINGS INDEX and COMPARABLE INDEX: Lifetime AVERAGE-EARNINGS INDEX indicates how much purse money the progeny of one sire has earned in relation to the average earnings of all runners in the same years; average earnings of all runners in any year is represented by an index of 1.00; COMPARABLE INDEX indicates the average earnings of progeny produced from mares bred to one sire, when these same mares were bred to other sires. Only 32% of all sires have a lifetime AVERAGE-EARNINGS INDEX higher than their mares’ COMPARABLE INDEX.

(continued from page 6) One thing that has changed in the last decade is the impor- board, and in some circumstances there’s a point at which tance of the New York-bred program to the Saratoga meet. New York-breds need to compete in open company. It’s a larg- The two most important ingredients in a racing program’s er ecosystem to make racing healthy. As the numbers show, recipe for success are feld size and handle. New York-bred without New York-breds there would be one-third fewer races are outperforming their open counterparts virtually starts than we have today, which would collapse it all. across the board here in New York. All in all, we’d like every meet and every track experience For the 406 races run at Saratoga in 2017, the average feld to be Saratoga. Unfortunately, that’s not reality. Saratoga will size for open races was 8.05 horses. The average feld size always be here. In order to keep it special, we must strength- for New York-bred races, on the other hand, was 8.88, or .83 en our everyday racing, which feeds its boutique ability. With more horses. Although less than an entire racehorse might 50% fewer foals than 20 years ago and horses making 22% not sound like much, in reality it is substantial, and in terms fewer starts each year, something has to give. I believe we all of percentage it means that New York-bred felds are 10% see it giving a little more each year throughout the country. larger than those for open races. The 71 stakes worth $19 million; or 40% of purses at Sarato- In 2017 New York-breds won 135 of the 406 races (33%) at ga; generate 25% of the handle. Eighty-three percent of the Saratoga, earning $9.8 million of the $41 million (24%) total various other overnight races generate the remaining 75% of purse money. Furthermore, New York-breds made 1,151 of handle. Nationally, stakes are only 2% of racing, with 1% of the 3,349 starts (34%) during the 2017 Saratoga meet. them being graded. The vast majority of horses and races are These fgures might appear astonishing to some, but the not and cannot be at the top. The top is what drives our sport, expansion and success of our state-bred program should be and there is no question about it. However, it’s what’s directly a shock to none. At the same time, if open company racing underneath that will help keep Saratoga, and perhaps all rac- doesn’t succeed, it all crumbles. We need full felds across the ing, intact as we know it.

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CENTRAL BANKER NY’s Leading Freshman Sire Five Starters, Three Placed Plus Woodbine Maiden Special Weight Debut winner SUBSIDIARY ($34,732)

FORTY TALES Top Five NY 2YO Sire Two juvenile starters including Belmont MdSpWt Debut winner TALES OF CHAUCER ($37,200) by 3 ½ lengths in :58.45

TEUFLESBERG From just two juvenile starters RELEASE THE MEMO broke her Maiden in her racing debut at Arlington Park, winning by 6 ¼ lengths

Inquiries to Joe or John McMahon / 180 Fitch Road / Saratoga Springs, NY 12866 (518) 587-3426 / [email protected] / www.mcmahonthoroughbreds.com BREEDERS OF NEW YORK-BREDS BY EARNINGS Domestic Racing — January 1, 2018 through July 22, 2018

RANK BREEDER STARTS 1ST 2ND 3RD EARNINGS

1 Chester and Mary R. Broman 213 33 39 28 $1,428,438 2 Oak Bluff Stables 7 3 0 3 $1,053,620 3 McMahon of Saratoga Thoroughbreds 286 35 34 31 $855,460 4 Sunrise Stables 21 3 2 2 $795,557 5 Dr. William B. Wilmot and Dr. Joan M. Taylor 34 7 4 6 $699,928 6 Fred W. Hertrich III and John D. Fielding 35 8 2 8 $697,569 7 Stonewall Farm 84 14 14 17 $603,468 8 Patricia Generazio 46 7 7 10 $523,798 9 Kathleen M. Feron 3 2 1 0 $520,000 10 Twin Creeks Farm 83 11 14 17 $514,255 11 Barry R. Ostrager 129 14 9 12 $422,601 12 Song Hill Thoroughbreds 76 9 8 11 $382,920 13 Waterville Lake Stables 30 7 5 3 $356,783 14 Gallagher’s Stud 55 11 8 8 $348,532 15 Eaton and Thorne 53 10 6 8 $287,638 16 Francis Paolangeli 35 5 7 3 $277,463 17 Sequel Stallions New York 7 6 0 1 $266,900 18 Stone Bridge Farm 63 11 10 3 $252,951 19 Dormellito Stud 133 9 13 15 $237,061 20 WinStar Farm 20 7 2 2 $235,427 21 Jumping Jack Racing 2 0 2 0 $230,120 22 The New Hill Farm 40 5 8 5 $222,722 23 Wellspring Stables 58 6 8 5 $213,754 24 Brereton C. Jones 15 7 3 0 $212,274 25 Newtown Anner Stud 58 9 7 9 $211,483 26 Milfer Farm 42 4 4 2 $210,944 27 Donald Newman 18 3 5 1 $200,264 28 Robert Hahn 50 6 5 3 $199,922 29 TIC Racing Stable 25 4 3 4 $199,115 30 William Parsons Jr. and David Howe 32 4 2 9 $197,835 31 Canyon Lake Thoroughbreds 6 2 0 2 $197,350 32 Lawrence Goichman 21 5 3 0 $194,392 33 JMJ Racing Stables 31 7 4 5 $182,646 34 Mr. and Mrs. Grant L. Whitmer 22 6 1 2 $181,713 35 Burning Sands Stable 6 3 1 1 $174,900 36 Thomas Burleson 46 5 8 7 $173,102 37 Mares Rule III 13 1 2 1 $171,751 38 Michelle Nevin 5 3 1 0 $170,820 39 Edition Farm 18 5 3 3 $169,590 40 ZBS Thoroughbreds 23 7 3 4 $169,551 41 Sequel Thoroughbreds and JMJ Racing Stables 72 7 6 7 $159,912 42 Kenneth L. and Sarah K. Ramsey 46 5 9 4 $158,255 43 Galen Ho’o 12 4 2 0 $156,535 44 Sugar Maple Farm 19 3 4 0 $153,184 45 KatieRich Farms 13 2 1 2 $152,778 Source: nytbreeders.org

14 New York Breeder | nytbreeders.org | August 2018 OWNERS OF NEW YORK-BREDS BY EARNINGS Domestic Racing — January 1, 2018 through July 22, 2018

RANK OWNER STARTS 1ST 2ND 3RD EARNINGS

1 Chester and Mary R. Broman 140 23 26 18 $1,168,819 2 China Horse Club, Head of Plains Partners, Starlight Racing, WinStar Farm 2 1 0 1 $795,200 3 Exline-Border Racing, Gatto Racing, Garrett Zubok, Pegasus Race Participants 1 0 0 0 $650,000 4 Michael Dubb, Bethlehem Stables, and Gary Aisquith 4 2 1 0 $520,540 5 Lauren and Ralph M. Evans 3 2 0 0 $510,000 6 Barry K. Schwartz 53 9 8 8 $488,589 7 Michael Dubb 33 8 3 6 $466,540 8 Patricia Generazio 34 4 6 8 $447,695 9 James A. Riccio 18 10 1 1 $385,105 10 Lady Sheila Stable 12 4 2 4 $370,570 11 Tic Stables 14 8 1 2 $346,064 12 Repole Stable 47 8 7 10 $336,081 13 My Purple Haze Stables 64 11 14 7 $331,476 14 Francis J. Paolangeli 31 5 7 5 $280,301 15 Bond Racing Stable 32 6 3 7 $257,046 16 Gary Barber 23 6 0 6 $248,336 17 Drawing Away Stable 51 8 4 4 $248,083 18 Waterville Lake Stable 12 4 1 2 $245,254 19 WinStar Farm, China Horse Club International, and SF Racing 4 2 0 0 $230,572 20 Flying P Stable 42 6 4 7 $228,738 21 Patricia L. Moseley 21 7 1 3 $225,795 22 Saul J. Kupferberg 25 5 6 4 $222,360 23 Shadai Farm, J Stables, Head of Plains Partners, M. Scott and Daniel Summers 1 0 1 0 $220,000 24 Zilla Racing Stables 16 3 4 5 $218,713 25 Oak Bluff Stables 8 3 0 3 $201,625 26 William B. Wilmot and Joan M. Taylor 3 2 1 0 $200,000 27 Westrock Stables 6 2 0 2 $197,350 28 Empire State Thoroughbreds 24 3 7 6 $196,800 29 Ben Mondello 33 7 3 4 $194,703 30 Neal M. Allread 22 3 7 2 $193,084 31 William Parsons Jr. and David S. Howe 18 4 0 5 $188,300 32 Iris Smith Stable, Lady Sheila Stable, and Linda Rice 6 3 1 1 $174,900 33 Alex Kazdan 34 2 6 7 $172,617 34 Alpha Delta Stables 6 2 3 0 $171,400 35 Jim and Susan Hill 7 1 3 2 $171,000 36 Klaravich Stables and William H. Lawrence 6 2 1 0 $168,200 37 Ten Strike Racing 10 4 1 1 $161,010 38 August Dawn Farm 7 3 1 1 $156,150 39 Island Wind Racing 19 2 4 4 $152,003 40 Michael A. LeCesse 60 10 13 15 $150,362 41 Lawrence Goichman 8 3 2 0 $148,528 42 Wachtel Stable 22 4 6 2 $146,948 43 Peter Kazamias 55 7 6 5 $146,457 44 Hilly Fields Stable 8 2 2 2 $145,940 45 Twin Creeks Racing Stables 14 3 4 2 $139,779 Source: nytbreeders.org

August 2018 | nytbreeders.org | New York Breeder 15 TRAINERS OF NEW YORK-BREDS BY EARNINGS Domestic Racing — January 1, 2018 through July 22, 2018

RANK TRAINER STARTS 1ST 2ND 3RD EARNINGS

1 Linda Rice 184 46 28 22 $2,318,267 2 Todd A. Pletcher 77 18 10 11 $1,778,085 3 Jeremiah C. Englehart 239 56 44 41 $1,712,073 4 Rudy R. Rodriguez 190 33 35 23 $1,574,422 5 Chris J. Englehart 237 47 43 37 $1,277,478 6 Chad C. Brown 43 15 8 3 $1,271,623 7 Gary C. Contessa 188 22 22 34 $1,123,449 8 Charlton Baker 149 24 27 20 $1,009,133 9 Christophe Clement 45 12 3 8 $913,926 10 Jason Servis 47 12 8 11 $759,218 11 Michelle Nevin 91 16 16 9 $737,199 12 Richard A. Violette Jr. 33 6 6 4 $733,093 13 Peter Eurton 4 0 0 1 $694,220 14 Gary Sciacca 168 12 14 21 $692,765 15 David G. Donk 97 11 13 13 $636,847 16 George Weaver 49 10 8 7 $537,505 17 H. James Bond 64 9 12 9 $478,539 18 Bruce N. Levine 82 10 9 13 $467,133 Source: nytbreeders.org

16 New York Breeder | nytbreeders.org | August 2018 NEW YORK-BRED STAKES SCHEDULE

Track Date Stake Name Distance Condition Purse

Saratoga 8/6 New York Stallion Stakes Cab Calloway Division 1 Mile (Turf) 3YO $100,000 Saratoga 8/9 New York Stallion Stakes Statue of Liberty Division 1 Mile (Turf) F3YO $100,000 Saratoga 8/13 Saratoga Dew Stakes 1 1/8 Miles F&M 3&UP $100,000 Finger Lakes 8/13 Jack Betta Be Rite Stakes 1 1/16 Miles F&M 3&UP $50,000 Saratoga 8/16 Union Avenue Stakes 6 1/2 Furlongs F&M 3&UP $100,000 Saratoga 8/20 Evan Shipman Stakes 1 1/8 Miles 3&UP $100,000 Finger Lakes 8/20 Genesee Valley Breeders' Stakes 1 1/16 Miles 3&UP $50,000 Saratoga 8/24 Albany Stakes 1 1/8 Miles 3YO $250,000 Saratoga 8/24 Fleet Indian Stakes 1 1/8 Miles F3YO $200,000 Saratoga 8/24 Stakes 6 1/2 Furlongs 2YO $200,000 Saratoga 8/24 Seeking the Ante Stakes 6 1/2 Furlongs F2YO $200,000 Saratoga 8/24 West Point Stakes, presented by Trustco Bank 1 1/16 Miles (Turf) 3&UP $150,000 Saratoga 8/24 Yaddo Stakes 1 1/16 Miles (Turf) F&M 3&UP $150,000 Finger Lakes 9/8 Aspirant Stakes 6 Furlongs 2YO (C/G only) $117,263 Finger Lakes 9/8 Lady Finger Stakes 6 Furlongs F2YO $116,550 Belmont 9/19 Joseph A. Gimma Stakes 7 Furlongs F2YO $150,000 Belmont 9/21 Bertram F. Bongard Stakes 7 Furlongs 2YO $150,000 Belmont 9/23 Ashley T. Cole Stakes 1 1/8 Mile (Turf) 3&UP $125,000 Belmont 9/23 John Hettinger Stakes 1 1/8 Mile (Turf) F&M 3&UP $125,000 Finger Lakes 9/29 New York Breeders' Futurity 6 Furlongs 2YO $200,000 est. Finger Lakes 10/1 Arctic Queen Stakes 6 Furlongs F&M 3&UP $50,000 Finger Lakes 10/9 Leon Reed Memorial Stakes 6 Furlongs 3&UP $50,000 Belmont 10/20 Empire Classic Stakes 1 1/8 Miles 3&UP $300,000 Belmont 10/20 Empire Distaff Stakes 1 1/16 Miles F&M 3&UP $250,000 Belmont 10/20 Sleepy Hollow Stakes 1 Mile 2YO $250,000 Belmont 10/20 Maid of the Mist Stakes 1 Mile F2YO $250,000 Belmont 10/20 Mohawk Stakes 1 1/16 Miles (Turf) 3&UP $200,000 Belmont 10/20 Ticonderoga Stakes 1 1/16 Miles (Turf) F&M 3&UP $200,000 Belmont 10/20 Iroquois Stakes 6 1/2 Furlongs F&M 3&UP $150,000 Belmont 10/20 Hudson Stakes 6 1/2 Furlongs 3&UP $150,000 Finger Lakes 10/22 Shesastonecoldfox Stakes 6 Furlongs F2YO $50,000 Aqueduct 11/11 New York Stallion Stakes Staten Island Division 7 Furlongs F&M 3&UP $125,000 Aqueduct 11/18 New York Stallion Stakes Thunder Rumble Division 7 Furlongs 3&UP $125,000 Aqueduct 11/23 Key Cents Stakes 6 Furlongs F2YO $100,000 Aqueduct 11/25 Notebook Stakes 6 Furlongs 2YO $100,000 Aqueduct 12/15 New York Stallion Stakes Fifth Avenue Division 6 Furlongs F2YO $150,000 Aqueduct 12/16 New York Stallion Stakes Great White Way Division 6 Furlongs 2YO $150,000 Aqueduct 12/29 East View Stakes 1 Mile F2YO $100,000 Aqueduct 12/29 Alex M. Robb Stakes 1 1/8 Miles 3&UP $100,000 Aqueduct 12/30 Bay Ridge Stakes 1 1/8 Miles F&M 3&UP $100,000 Aqueduct 12/31 Damon Runyon Stakes 1 Mile 2YO $100,000

Source: nytbreeders.org

August 2018 | nytbreeders.org | New York Breeder 17 La Fuerza is clear in the Rockville Centre CHELSEA DURAND/NYRA

Barry Schwartz takes a pair; Maiden Beauty The Force of July wins the Lynbrook BY TERESA GENARO

LA FUERZA WAS DEFINITELY with owner Barry K. Schwartz July 14 at Belmont Park. Named for a California wine that translates to “The Force,” the 2-year-old home- bred colt has lived up to his name in his two starts, breaking his maiden frst-time out 3 1 by 7 ⁄4 lengths June 22 and following that with a 4 ⁄2-length win in the $98,000 Rock- ville Centre Stakes over a fast track. Under jockey Manuel Franco, the son of Flatter broke from post 2 and settled at the back of the fve-horse feld. Running patiently into the far turn, Franco took the chestnut colt wide coming into the stretch and cruised easily to the wire, running the six furlongs in 1:12.27. “The timing was right,” said Schwartz of the decision to run La Fuerza at Belmont instead of holding him for Saratoga after the impressive maiden-breaker. Out of the Proud Citizen mare Jonata—the name of a wine produced in California at a vineyard that Schwartz has visited—La Fuerza is trained by , and it was his idea to run in the Rockville Centre. “I second-guessed Todd once,” joked Schwartz, “and it didn’t turn out too well. He was right.” Both the Presented by Coors Light (G2) Aug. 12 and the Funny Cide Stakes for state-breds Aug. 24 are possibilities for La Fuerza’s next start. With both races worth $200,000, Schwartz is inclined toward the latter. “Why look for heroics?” asked Schwartz. “The (Funny Cide) will be an easier spot, and it’s $200,000.”

18 New York Breeder | nytbreeders.org | August 2018 As the holder of a share in Flatter, Schwartz has often bred to the stallion, with, he admitted, little success. Though that has changed with La Fuerza, he was unable to sell Mystic Chant, the dam of Schwartz’ second winner on the day, Voodoo Song, in foal to Flatter at the Keeneland January sale earlier this year. “One more tick,” said Schwartz. “I put what I thought was a fair reserve on her of $125,000, and the last bid was $120,000.” The winner of four races at Saratoga last year, Voodoo Song will have to wait a bit to make his frst start upstate, follow-

ing his win in the $150,000 Forbidden JOE LABOZZETTA/NYRA Apple Stakes a few races after La Fuerza Voodoo Song leads the way in the Forbidden Apple won the Rockville Centre. Running on frm turf, Voodoo Song If Schwartz, as a veteran breeder and was crazy. We had 35 friends and family led his six rivals through the mile race owner, is well-acquainted with the highs members there. I was so excited I forgot with early fractions of :23.29 and :46.30. and lows of horse racing, frst-time own- to go to the winner’s circle.” Untested, the 4-year-old chestnut colt er John Irwin could be forgiven for think- The six-furlong Lynbrook was run held off some late challenges to win by a ing this is a pretty easy game. over a sloppy track, which concerned length in 1:31.67, his frst stakes victory Three months ago he and his partners Irwin. since the Saranac Stakes (G3T) at Sara- Pines Stables, Paul Zysset, and Sam Arci, “But,” he said, “I follow Gary’s lead.” toga last September. purchased two horses on the recommen- Rosario positioned Maiden Beauty in “You run horses when they’re ready to dation of trainer Gary Contessa. One of between horses in the middle of the pack, run,” said the owner of the choice to es- them was a flly by Revolutionary out of not often a place that a 2-year-old frst- chew the Saratoga “horse for the course” the Eddington mare Alpha Charlie. time starter might be comfortable. angle. “That idea of saving a horse for On July 15, again on Contessa’s ad- But as the leaders began to tire and Saratoga—things can happen and then vice, they ran that flly in the $100,000 come back to him, Rosario swung Maid- they don’t make the start.” Lynbrook Stakes. And the frst-time own- en Beauty wide at the top of the stretch, Trainer Linda Rice is considering the ers with the frst-time starter became and with a clear path to the wire, the bay Aug. 11 Fourstardave Handicap (G1) at frst-out winners when Maiden Beauty, flly easily passed her rivals. the Spa for Voodoo Song’s next start, as the longest shot in the eight-horse feld at “I was on the inside a little bit and was well as the $150,000 West Point Stakes 22-1, closed forcefully under Joel Rosa- just looking for room to go outside,” said Presented by Trustco Bank for state- rio to break her maiden and win a stakes the jockey. “She was a frst-time starter 1 breds Aug. 24, the day of the Saratoga race by 3 ⁄4 lengths. but very professional. She fnished very New York Showcase. “It was so exciting,” said Irwin. “It strong, and it looks like she can go a bit The Forbidden Apple win farther.” brings Voodoo Song’s earnings to “I was very nervous,” said $581,685, and a lot of satisfaction Irwin. “Everyone was there, to the horse’s many fans. everyone was supporting her… “A kid set me up on Twitter, and and then when she came down I can see all these comments about the stretch, it was unbelievable. Voodoo Song,” said Schwartz with It was so exhilarating.” some surprise. “I can see how Maiden Beauty was pur- much everybody likes him.” chased by Cicada Stable for And as for Mystic Chant (by $15,000 as a weanling at the Unbridled’s Song), she delivered 2016 Fasig-Tipton Saratoga a “good-looking” Flatter flly that Fall Mixed sale. Entered in this Schwartz is likely to keep, along year’s Ocala Breeders’ Sales’ with her 16-year-old dam. April sale of 2-year-olds, she “It’s tough to sell mares the older failed to meet her reserve and

they get,” he said. “And it’s nice to ADAM COGLIANESE/NYRA was purchased privately by have a young flly.” Lynbrook winner Maiden Beauty Contessa for $40,000.

August 2018 | nytbreeders.org | New York Breeder 19 New York-bred Diversify under Irad Ortiz Jr. ADAM COGLIANESE/NYRA

Canada, where Hertrich’s partner, Fielding, BACK FOR MORE is an equally important breeder in the Stan- dardbred industry. After not being bred for 2012, Rule One Diversify, a grade 1 winner last year, was sent to Bellamy Road (by Concerto) for 2013. Winner of the rolls in the grade 2 Suburban (G1) and runner-up in the Travers Stakes BY PAUL VOLPONI (G1) at 3, the stallion banked more than $800,000 on the racetrack. Bellamy Road, who stands at Irish Hill & Dutchess Views DIVERSIFY DID IT AGAIN. The 5-year-old New York-bred gelded son of Bel- Stallions near Stillwater, was New York’s lamy Road, owned by Lauren Evans and her father Ralph M. Evans, captured his second graded stakes. leading sire of winners in 2017 and holds that same ranking in 2018. Last year Diversify won the Jockey responsible for breeding such notables “We breed all of our mares with the same Club Gold Cup Stakes (G1), defeating as Catholic Boy, who succeeded in the philosophy,” Hertrich said. “We know their six rivals in a gate-to-wire one-length Belmont Derby Invitational Stakes conformation, any faults or shortcomings— score. That was surely impressive. His (G1T) less than a half-hour after Di- whether they need more size or bone mass. most recent win, the $700,000 Subur- versify won the Suburban, and Rush- Then we breed to a stallion (that can counter- ban Stakes (G2) July 7, however, was ing Fall, winner of last year’s Breeders’ balance those faults) and produce an athlete. positively eye-opening. The Richard Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf (G1T). “Yes, we’re commercial breeders, so we Violette-trained runner blew the doors Hertrich, also the current chairman breed horses that will physically appeal to off a highly competitive feld of nine ri- of the Breeders’ Cup, purchased Rule people. But we don’t breed horses to win a vals, which included six other graded One in foal to War Front for $57,000 beauty contest. We breed horses for perfor- 1 winners, posting a 6 ⁄2-length victory. at the 2010 Keeneland November mance, winning performances.” Out of the mare Rule One, by Street sale. The mare, who earned just shy of Michael Lischin, the co-owner of Dutchess Cry, Diversify was bred in the Empire $18,000 without ever visiting the win- Views Stallions, understands why both own- State by Fred W. Hertrich III and John ner’s circle, made six starts in her rac- ers and breeders of all means want to be in- D. Fielding. That same pairing is also ing career. Five of those starts came in volved with the New York-bred program.

20 New York Breeder | nytbreeders.org | August 2018 “Restricted (New York-bred) races enable you to run your horses for larger purses and breeders’ awards,” Lischin said. “If you’re a breeder, you can sell your horse on the potential of these future earnings. And if you’re a small breeder with limited resources, the pro- gram allows you to have a horse that can become a star in the New York-bred program and beyond.” Lischin also knows what Bellamy Road brings to the table as a stallion. “He’s physically big (almost 16.2), re- ally well-boned and passes that along,” he said. “Strong-boned and muscled. He also passes along a quickness. Bellamy ADAM COGLIANESE/NYRA Ralph Evans, center, with Ortiz, New York Racing Association’s Chris Kay, and Road is that miler-type of sire. But he trainer Richard Violette (far right) really sits in that sweet spot (producing runners that excel) from six furlongs to half-mile of :46.18. well. He went fast, and he gave me an- a mile. Or you might get a fast horse That put Diversify on a clear and un- other gear at the quarter pole.” such as Diversify that can carry their contested lead, racing the initial six fur- The winner raced the length of the speed further.” longs in a quick 1:09.65. lane without so much as a borderline Violette has witnessed that possibil- “For horses racing from a mile-and- threat to his forward position in a front- ity coming to fruition on the racetrack a-quarter to a mile-and-a-half, he’s just running tour de force. The fnal time for 1 frsthand. gone early. He’s got that high cruising the 1 ⁄4-mile contest was 1:59.84 over a “It’s pretty spectacular to win at this speed that sets him apart,” said Vio- “fast” main track. level,” said Violette, who considers Di- lette. Diversify notched his ninth victory versify to be among the best dirt run- Diversify turned into Belmont Park’s from 14 starts and pushed his earnings ners he’s trained. “Yes, the cherry on sandy stretch with a fve-length advan- to $1,309,425. top is that he’s a New York-bred. But, tage. Ortiz was still riding confdently. The gelding is the second New York- it’s extra special on its own merit. New And to the discerning observer, the out- bred millionaire for the Evans clan as York-breds have come a long way in my come was already in the books. Upstart fnished his career banking lifetime. We don’t need to qualify it any- “My plan was to break and go,” said $1,732,780. Upstart stands at Airdrie more. New York-breds are on par with Ortiz. “I broke good. I sent him, and he Stud near Midway, Ky. horses (bred) anywhere.” took me the whole way. He was travel- Currently 50 New York-breds have Diversify made his frst two starts for ing perfect. I just went from there and surpassed the $1-million plateau in WinStar Farm and Violette. Diversify started moving, and he responded very earnings. was purchased by Lauren and Ralph Evans for $210,000 during the horses of racing age portion of the 2016 Keene- land November Mixed Sale and kept him under Violette’s care. Violette had had strong prior success with the Evans’ Upstart (by Flatter), a fellow New York- bred who competed on the Presented by Yum! Brands (G1) trail as a sophomore in 2015, winning the Lambholm South Holy Bull Stakes (G2) and placing in the Besilu Stables (G1). Diversify’s regular rider is Irad Ortiz Jr. Mirroring the gelding’s winning ride in the Jockey Club Gold Cup, Ortiz took Diversify directly to the front in the Sub-

urban where they dispatched a pair of JOE LABOZZETTA/NYRA early pace rivals through an opening Diversify has a commanding lead turning for home in the Suburban

August 2018 | nytbreeders.org | New York Breeder 21 Fasig-Tipton New York-Bred Preferred Sale History MOVING Year No. Sold Gross Average Median 2017 182 $16,214,000 $89,088 $69,500

2016 177 $13,672,500 $77,246 $60,000

FORWARD 2015 182 $14,876,500 $81,739 $65,000

2014 176 $14,099,000 $80,108 $65,000

New York-bred sale figures 2013 196 $14,206,000 $72,480 $55,000 to continue upward trend 2012 138 $8,632,000 $62,551 $50,000

BY EVAN HAMMONDS 2011 124 $6,725,500 $54,238 $35,000 2010 94 $3,676,000 $39,106 $30,000 LAST YEAR’S FASIG-TIPTON SALE of Preferred New York-Bred 2009 107 $4,353,500 $40,687 $27,000 Yearlings was a record-breaker across the board: record gross, re- cord average, record median, and record high price. Can the 2018 2008 100 $5,439,000 $54,390 $45,000 version—Aug. 11-12 at the Humphrey S. Finney Pavilion in Sarato- 2007 113 $5,831,500 $51,606 $38,000 ga Springs—top that? With a larger catalog this year, and continued demand, there is little reason to say, “Why not?” 2006 101 $5,294,500 $52,421 $35,000 “It’s repetition now, but the Preferred Yearling Sale keeps getting 2005 105 $4,975,500 $47,386 $45,000 more preferred,” said Jeff Cannizzo, executive director of New York 2004 112 $5,596,500 $49,969 $40,500 Thoroughbred Breeders. “The sale has 326 of the most well-bred New York-bred foals in it, which is 19% of our 1,705 foals from 2017. The sale is offering the cream of the crop. I fully expect the sale, and the reason is quite simple: The bar keeps being sale to once again be the strongest regional sale in the world.” raised by the people entering New York,” Cannizzo said. “This is the biggest catalog we’ve had for the New York-bred sale,” “The average price for stud fees to the mares in the sale is said Boyd Browning Jr., president of Fasig-Tipton. “We’ve added a at an all time high. The female families are most impres- small barn and are able to accommodate a few more horses. Hon- sive. The quality of the broodmares that have been hav- estly, we’re very optimistic heading into the sale. ing foals in New York is unparalleled with other regional “As you chart the success of the sale…how long can you sustain programs.” the growth that has taken place over the last fve years? It continues Last year’s sale was topped by a Cairo Prince—Gar- to trend in the right direction, and we have every reason to believe den City, by Carson City, colt that brought $500,000 from there will be lots of demand for New York-breds for 2018.” Waves Bloodstock. The sale-topper, bred by Hidden Lake In addition, 12 of the 255 yearlings cataloged for Fasig-Tipton Farm and 3C Joint Ventures, was consigned by RFHF Saratoga’s Select Sale are New York-breds. Bloodstock, agent. The keys to the steady growth of the New York-bred sale are the Bernhard is bullish on this year’s consignment as well. current purse structure at the New York Racing Association tracks “I would tell you the mood is very good,” he said. “We and the fact New York-based breeders, due to stiffer competition, have a strong group of physicals for this year and have are bringing a better level of horses to auction. some very signifcant updates for our consignment. “The quality of horses continues to improve each and every year “Last year we topped the sale, and we had several oth- in the New York-bred program,” Browning said. “As a result, the er horses that were strong. I think you do get a premium quality of horses in the yearling sale improves as well. You look at for a horse that ‘ticks all the boxes,’ but you still have to the cover of the catalog and you see horses such as Audible, Diver- do that.” sify, Fourstar Crook, Mind Your Biscuits, and Holiday Disguise… Bernhard notes that Saratoga, especially during the those are all extremely talented and extremely valuable racehorses. race meet, is the best venue to sell New York-breds. That’s indicative of the horses the New York-bred program is devel- “All of the people you want looking at your horse, that oping now days.” are going to run in New York and give you the opportu- “As the buyer of a horse at public auction, if you have that maid- nity to make that mare, are here. It’s the right place to put en special weight and non-winners of one ‘other than’ conditions those horses.” to run for before you have to face open company, you’ve got a le- Those buyers will be on the hunt for runners. As Can- gitimate shot of making north of $100,000,” said Chris Bernhard nizzo points out: “State-breds accounted for 46% of the of RFHF Bloodstock. “Why wouldn’t you pay a premium for that starts made at NYRA tracks in 2017 and earned 33%, or opportunity?” $52 million, of the available purse money. Simply put, it’s “It’s gotten more and more diffcult for breeders to enter this too lucrative not to own a New York-bred these days.”

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Patricia Moseley continues the journey with state-bred La Moneda

BY PAUL VOLPONI

PATRICIA MOSELEY, along with her husband, James La Moneda, who is out of Jade Palace, Moseley, began their Thoroughbred odyssey in the late by Jade Hunter, scored a visually impres- 1960s—at a time when Lyndon Baines Johnson was the sive victory on the turf in the opening President of the United States and Neil Armstrong had yet race carded on day June L9. That win was followed three weeks to walk on the moon. That satisfying journey continues to- later by an even more impressive open- day for breeder/owner Patricia Moseley. Her feet home- lengths tally June 30 at Belmont Park. bred grass flly, La Moneda (by Freud), is currently fashing Both events were contested at a mile. winning form in New York-bred allowance ranks beneath La Moneda, named after a Chilean the keen tutelage of trainer Tom Morley. palace, is being being pointed toward the Yaddo Stakes at Saratoga on New York Showcase Day Aug. 24. “Almost everything I race now is a homebred. I take great pride in that. Breeding is the best. It’s special having homebreds,” she said. Moseley focuses on racing and breed- ing in New York since her home state of Massachusetts has far fewer events for state-breds. “La Moneda was bred in New York,” she said. “But she was raised in Hamil- ton (Mass.), in the feld outside my win- dow. In New York there are a lot more opportunities and rewards, particularly if you’re a breeder.”

SKIP DICKSTEIN The Moseleys’ equine journey has

August 2018 | nytbreeders.org | New York Breeder 25 Patricia Moseley

rin, the son of ’s conditioner, . And as Drumtop pre- pared for a trip to California, the Mose- leys received an interesting and fatter- ing request. “It was (Secretariat’s owner). She asked, ‘Would you mind if I came to California with you?’ ” she said. “The most famous horsewoman in the world wanted to come watch Drumtop race. Imagine that.” The Moseleys, like Chenery, would lose a signifcant coin toss. In Chenery’s case, a 1969 coin toss lost to (interestingly enough, witnessed by Bull Hancock) would lead to her securing an as of yet unborn Sec- retariat in 1970. In the Moseleys’ case,

ADAM COGLIANESE/NYRA PHOTOS Paul Mellon, who bought out their origi- La Moneda winning at Belmont June 30 nal partner (Alice Chandler) on Drum- top on the flly’s way to the breeding its roots at the Saratoga sales pavilion $493,738 (17-9-3 in 44 starts) while shed, was now in a position to alternate in 1967, where they were seated behind winning 10 stakes, highlighted by the possession of her offspring. Arthur B. “Bull” Hancock Jr., a friend Canadian International Championship “Mellon owned Fort Marcy, so he was and mentor of the couple, who to that Stakes, and regularly beating the boys, happy to come in as partners with us,” point hadn’t had any luck in the racing including Hall of Famer Fort Marcy (in she said. “I remember him saying—‘If business on their limited budget. That’s the Bowling Green and Hialeah Turf you can’t beat them, join them.’ ” when Hancock signed a $47,000 ticket Cup handicaps in 1971). It’s important Mellon, however, won the coin fip to for a bay daughter of , to note that during that time period secure Drumtop’s frst foal in 1973. out of Zonah, by . He turned there were much fewer grass stakes “I was devastated at the loss,” Mose- to the young couple, handed them the base on gender, and the ley said. “But that next foal turned out to ticket, and then arranged for a partner had no separate category for female turf be Topsider. So that was extremely lucky to share the expenses with them. runners. for us.” That flly was Drumtop, who earned Drumtop was trained by Roger Lau- Topsider (by ) went

A happy crowd in the winner’s circle June 9 at Belmont afer La Moneda’s score in a one-mile allowance optional claiming race

26 New York Breeder | nytbreeders.org | August 2018 on to win eight of 18 starts (including the 1978 Sports Page Handicap), under the guidance of trainer Thomas Kelly. 2 The colt also set a track record of 1:14 ⁄5 1 for 6 ⁄2 furlongs at Saratoga. Post rac- ing, Topsider stood at Claiborne Farm in Kentucky and sired a pair of champi- ons—North Sider (1987 champion older female) and (champion 3-year-old in France in 1988). The Moseleys reinvigorated racing in Massachusetts when James Moseley (along with partners) purchased Suf- folk Downs, which had been shuttered since late December 1989. The track re- opened under the Moseley’s stewardship on New Year’s Day 1992. WOOLFE RAY Moseley, with her husband, James, at the Saratoga sales in 1973 In 1995 the was again the highlight of the state’s racing calendar, after six years of be- cess with the Brendan Walsh-trained by Mr. Prospector, Aliata, a foaling in ing unscheduled. Hall of Fame runner Proctor’s Ledge (by Ghostzapper), who which Drumtop died. In 2003, Aliata won the race in both 1995 and won the Longines Churchill Distaff Turf gave birth to a flly by Arch named Arch- 1996, drawing sizeable crowds to the Mile Stakes (G2T) at Churchill Downs stone (stakes-placed), who would later East Boston venue (22,000 spectators in and then recorded a runner-up fnish in become the dam of Proctor’s Ledge. 1996). Those races represented Cigar’s the Longines Stakes (G1T) It was the relationship with Walsh eighth and 15th wins in his streak of 16 at Belmont a few races after La Moneda that inspired Moseley to engage Morley consecutive victories, equaling the mark had won. to condition La Moneda. of Citation. Last summer Proctor’s Ledge, named “Tom’s a good friend of Brendan. Sadly, James Moseley passed away after a cliff in Salem, Mass., where sus- Whenever Brendan ships (his horses) in 1998. That suddenly made Patricia pected witches were pushed to their into New York, they’re usually stabled Moseley the track’s chairwoman. deaths, captured both the Lake Placid with Tom Morley. So I decided to give “I inherited the position, but I was Stakes (G2T) and the Lake George him an opportunity with this New York- totally involved with () Stakes (G3T) at Saratoga. bred grass flly,” Moseley said. since the beginning,” she said. Of course, Proctor’s Ledge is a proud Moseley also owns the farm Ardboe She eventually sold her shares in the result of Moseley’s sterling chain of West near Fort Edward, N.Y., managed track, which has closed twice since that homebreds. Drumtop had a 1983 flly by Bush Thompson, where she culti- time and is scheduled to close vates New York-breds. Currently for good in August 2018 to be the farm is home to 15 mares, redeveloped as a housing and seven foals, and approximately shopping district. The iconic 10 rescue horses. property was also chosen as “It’s been very rewarding to one of 20 fnalists for Ama- be in the racing game for such a zon’s second headquarters. long period of time,” said Mose- “James had lots (of equine) ley. “Besides all the hard work, interests and supported many it takes a lot of luck. Things things, such as the Grayson- could have easily gone the other Jockey Club Research Foun- way.” dation, as well as helping to But thanks to the incredible establish the Tufts (Univer- passion Moseley brings to the sity) School of Veterinary things in life that mean the most Medicine,” Moseley said. to her, little has gone the other

Earlier this year Moseley NICOLE MAIRE way in her pursuits for more continued her homebred suc- Proctor’s Ledge won two stakes at the Spa last summer than a half-century.

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BY ROBERT CARTER BLOODHORSE LIBRARY Queen Alexandra winning the East View Stakes at Aqueduct in October 1984

QUEEN ALEXANDRA (1982, DETERMINED KINGÑVICTORIA BEAUTY, At ages 2 and 3 she raced mainly in by Bold Native) was a New York-bred that had her career enhanced dramatically New York-bred events, her only stakes when she was moved out of her native state. She was bred by Ocala Stud, owned win coming in the 1984 East View by Rosalind Rosenthal, and trained by Hall of Famer P.G. Johnson (1984-85) and Stakes at Aqueduct in late October. George M. Baker (1986-88). She was purchased by Rosenthal’s husband, Morton, Queen Alexandra won three races as agent, for $13,000 from her breeder at a 1984 Fasig-Tipton sale of 2-year-olds in from 15 starts in 1984 and 1985, with training at Saratoga. all her wins coming in her 2-year-old

28 New York Breeder | nytbreeders.org | August 2018 season. In December 1985, she moved from Johnson’s barn to Baker’s shed- row. Baker, another trainer connect- ed with the Rosenthals, believed she would do better in the South and Mid- west. This judgment is one small illus- tration why Johnson is in the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame, for that decision turned Queen Alexan- dra from a useful horse who paid her expenses and was known only to the most studious New York horse fans to one of the most respected fllies and mares in the country. Apparently it occasionally pays not to race a New York-bred in New York State. In 1986 she won stakes at Hialeah

Park in Florida, Churchill Downs and PHOTO INC. PARK/LUONGO SPORTSMAN’S Ellis Park in Kentucky, and Fairmount Queen Alexandra captures the grade 3 Sixty Sails at Sportsman’s Park in 1987 Park and Arlington Park in Illinois. After fnishing second in the Latonia’s Breed- bred Breeders’ Development Fund. She was four wins, two seconds, and two ers’ Cup Stakes in March, she won two fnished nine pounds behind Horse of thirds, with earnings of $344,129. She of three at Hialeah, including scores in the Year and future Hall of Fame induct- also fnished two pounds behind North the Coral Gables Stakes and Key Largo ee Lady’s Secret in the DRF Free Handi- Sider in the 4-year-old and up fllies and Stakes, both at nine furlongs. After a cap weights. mares division of the DRF Free Handi- fourth-place fnish in Churchill’s Lo- Queen Alexandra won a pair of mi- cap weights. cust Grove Handicap May 31, she won nor stakes to start 1987, taking Tampa Queen Alexandra had an abbreviated fve stakes in a row, beginning with the Bay Downs’ Wayward Lass Stakes and 1988 season, with a repeat score in the $75,000 Fleur de Lis Handicap (now the Birmingham Inaugural Stakes in Wayward Lass and in an allowance race G2) June 21 in Louisville, followed by Alabama, before shipping to Oaklawn at Oaklawn from eight starts. the Ellis Park Budweiser Breeders’ Cup Park, where she fnished second in the She retired with earnings of Stakes, the $100,000 Budweiser Handi- Pippin Handicap and Oaklawn Bud- $1,034,144, making her the second New cap (G3) at Fairmount Park, and the weiser Breeders’ Cup Handicap and York-bred after Win to become a mil- $100,000 Coca Cola Centennial Handi- third in the Apple Blossom Handicap lionaire. cap at Ellis Park. (G1). In the last two she fnished behind The Blood-Horse noted that in the North Sider, that year’s champion older ALLEZ MILORD Fleur de Lis “Queen Alexandra scored female. She ended her losing streak by Although one might think it odd Queen revenge over four rivals which had beat- winning her frst stakes of the year, the Alexandra could shun New York State en her in prior stakes, Zenobia Princess, $50,000 Louisville-Budweiser Breeders’ tracks and their New York-bred incen- Tide, Glorious View, and Gypsy Prayer.” Cup Handicap at Churchill Downs, with tives and still thrive, the example of Allez She stepped up in class Aug. 30 and North Sider fnishing fourth. She fol- Milord (1983, Tom Rolfe—Why Me Lord, won the grade 2 Arlington Matron lowed that by taking the $210,550 Sixty by Bold Reasoning) is even stranger. Handicap. After fnishing fourth in the Sails Handicap (G3) at Sportsman’s Park He never raced in the United States grade 1 Spinster Stakes at Keeneland, in Chicago, winning by six lengths as the until near the end of his 4-year-old sea- she polished off her 1986 campaign with 7-5 favorite under high weight of 123 son, and the only race he ran in his na- a score in Churchill’s Falls City Handi- pounds. tive state was an open company grade 1 cap (G3) in late November. Her season ended prematurely, June event. She ended her 1986 season with 10 14, when she stumbled out of the gate Allez Milord was bred and owned wins and two seconds from 17 starts in the Fleur de Lis, wrenching her ankle by Jerry Brody’s Gallagher’s Stud, near with earnings of $464,706, not one cent and suffering a slight tear of a suspen- Ghent in Columbia County. Brody was coming from the New York Thorough- sory ligament. Her record for the season the owner of a string of restaurants in

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chart stated that Allez Milord “moved through along the inside to reach a strik- ing position approaching the stretch but gave way under pressure.” A fnal outing came in the Dec. 13 Hollywood Turf Cup (G1T) where he fn- ished 11th. His 1987 record was two wins, one second, and one third in eight starts with $286,398 in earnings. As beftting his globe-trotter status, he was shipped to Japan to begin stud duty at Shadai Stud.

PATCHY GROUNDFOG Patchy Groundfog (1983, Instrument Landing—Tea At Five, by Olden Times) had a long career that, except for one

FOUR FOOTED FOTO year and one race, was not particularly Turf star Allez Milord noteworthy. He was bred in New York by Wooden Horse Investments, which was Manhattan, the most famous being Gal- was a homecoming of sorts in New another equine syndicate put together lagher’s Steakhouse. Allez Milord was York in the grade 1 Turf Classic Stakes by Mickey and Karen Taylor and Dr. and 1 trained for most of his career by Guy at 1 ⁄2 miles over a soft course. The even- Mrs. James Hill—the same group that Harwood, and for his last three races money favorite in the six-horse feld (the partnered on 1977 Triple Crown winner by John Gosden. Brody purchased Why horse that might have been the favorite, . Me Lord for $60,000 at the 1983 Keene- Manila, had been injured before the race Patchy Groundfog’s career stretched land January mixed sale from Wimbo- and was retired) was the future Hall of from 1985 through 1994. He was based rne Farm while she was pregnant with Fame inductee and that year’s cham- in New York state from August 1985 Allez Milord. pion male turf horse Theatrical, with through October 1987, and the rest of Impressed with European training Allez Milord going off at 5-1. The Eng- his career on the West Coast. Although methods, Brody sent Allez Milord to lish expatriate took a commanding lead he earned $67,660 in 1986 and $64,870 England when the colt was a yearling. despite jockey Greville Starkey’s efforts in 1987, those amounts refect the gen- After winning his only race in England to restrain him. By the fnal turn he was erosity of the New York Thoroughbred as a 2-year-old, at 3 he became a group collared by Theatrical, who continued to Breeding and Development Fund rather 3 1 winner by taking the Puma Europa a 3 ⁄4-length win, while Allez Milord la- than his prowess on the track. His fve Preis in Germany in late September, bored home, fnishing last. It was later wins during those two years did not in- and was named that country’s champion discovered that he had bled in the race, clude a stakes victory. 3-year-old male. Allez Milord ended his and he was shipped to the West Coast to His career took an upswing when his year by fnishing second by a nose to the be trained by Gosden. venue changed to California. He was England-based Jupiter Island in the rich Allez Milord’s frst race in Southern restricted to claiming races from No- Japan Cup (G1) in Tokyo. According to California was the 12-furlong Oak Tree vember 1987 through November 1988. Equibase, his record in 1986 was four Invitational Handicap (G1T) at Santa On Jan. 28, 1989, he won his frst stakes 1 wins and one second in eight starts, with Anita, which he won by 2 ⁄2 lengths at 7-1 race when owner David Sofro and his earnings of $380,636. under Chris McCarron. trainer, Julio Canani, who had claimed In 1987 he won the 10-furlong Gor- The colt then tested the waters of the him for $80,000 at Hollywood Park July don Richards E.B.F. Stakes (G3) at Breeders’ Cup Turf (G1T) at Hollywood 21, 1988, entered him in the $100,000 Sandown, fnished second in the group Park. Brody had to pay the $240,000, Turf Paradise Handicap on the turf. Af- 3 Brigadier Gerard Stakes, and made which he had won in the Oak Tree In- ter a third-place in the Arcadia Handicap group starts at York and Goodwood in vitational, as a supplemental entry fee. (G2T) at Santa Anita, he won his frst England before he was shipped to the There was no grand payday as Allez graded race when he took the grade 3 United States to fnish his racing career. Milord fnished eighth at 7-1, with The- San Francisco Mile Handicap on the turf His frst start in the United States atrical once again proving best. The at Golden Gate Fields. Although he didn’t

30 New York Breeder | nytbreeders.org | August 2018 win another stakes race that year, Patchy toga, he was sold for $55,000 to trainer Alysheba in the previous year’s Triple Groundfog did manage to fnish second Richard O’Connell, who was represent- Crown races. in the El Rincon, , and the grade ing the newly formed Poma Stable of After fnishing fourth in the Daryl’s 3 San Gabriel handicaps, all on the turf. James Meceda, Judson Posa, and Rose Joy Stakes (G3T), third in the Bernard He pulled in $270,600 for the season. Aprea. The new owners were quickly re- Baruch Handicap (G1T), and second in He did not have a single win in 11 warded when their acquisition won his the Longfellow Handicap (G2T), Wan- starts in 1990, most of those races be- frst stakes by taking the frst division of derkin closed out his 1988 season by ing of the claiming variety. However, the West Point Handicap for New York- taking the Cliff Hanger Handicap (G3T) one race that year gave him nationwide breds on the turf at Saratoga. That was at Meadowlands, defeating the favorite, notoriety. On Feb. 3, 1990, he fnished his only stakes win of the year, but he still Salem Drive, by a neck, and setting a 2 1 fourth in the $100,000 Legend’s Last managed to win $136,506. course record of 1:39 ⁄5 for 1 ⁄16 miles. BOB COGLIANESE FOUR FOOTED FOTOS Lef, Patchy Groundfog, Bill Shoemaker up, in the Legend’s Last Ride Handicap; right, Wanderkin, an earner of $937,517

Ride Handicap at Santa Anita. It was the Wanderkin’s best racing year was in His record for 1988 was fve wins, last race in the illustrious career of his 1988. After fnishing second in the New three seconds, and a third from 14 starts jockey, Bill Shoemaker. He was the fa- York-bred Kingston Stakes at Aqueduct with earnings of $313,916. vorite in the race, but most tickets were and off the board in the grade 3 Fort Various ailments left him on the shelf bought to keep as souvenirs. Marcy Handicap, he won an overnight for most of the 1989 season, leaving him The rest of Patchy Groundfog’s career handicap for his frst victory of the year. with a record of two wins from fve starts was not so notable. He managed wins in On June 10 he won his frst open stakes and $108,902 in earnings. 1 two minor stakes at Golden Gate Fields. of his career when he took the 1 ⁄16-mile Wanderkin began his 1990 season at Three years later, at the age of 11, he fn- Stakes at Belmont Park. Gulfstream Park, fnishing third in the ished off the board in a pair of mid-level On July 4 he won his third race in a row, Appleton Handicap (G3T), frst in the claiming races at Hollywood Park. and his frst graded stakes, when he took Fort Lauderdale Handicap, and second the Poker Stakes (G3T) at Belmont. Fin- in the Canadian Turf Handicap (G2). WANDERKIN ishing second was the Irish-bred King’s The Fort Lauderdale would be the last Another New York-bred who enjoyed River, who had also fnished second in stakes win of his career. His record in success on the turf in the 1980s was the Blue Larkspur. 1990 was two wins, two places, and fve the gelding Wanderkin (1983, Dewan— Two weeks later Wanderkin ran what shows from 14 starts, with earnings of Plum’s Sister, by Quadrangle). He was might have been the best race of his life $173,054. 1 bred and originally raced by Carl Lizza when he fnished second, 1 ⁄4 lengths Wanderkin continued to race for and Marie Hochreiter’s Flying Zee Sta- behind Equalize, in the United Nations three more years, winning one of 14 ble. Wanderkin did not race at 2, and Handicap (G1T) at Atlantic City as the starts in 1991, and one from 13 starts in at 3 had three wins in eight starts. At 5-1 fourth choice. Finishing third was both 1992 and 1993. He made 99 trips to an August 1987 dispersal sale at Sara- , famous for his duels with the post, earning $937,517.

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ONTARIO COUNTY STAKES (R) SUBURBAN STAKES (GR. II) 2017: Barren. Finger Lakes, 6/25, $50,000g ($50,000), 3yo, N.Y.-bred, 6f, 1:11.56, Belmont Park, 7/7, $700,000g ($700,000), 4 and up, 10f, 1:59.84, 2018: B c, by More Than Ready. track fast. track fast. 2019: Barren. 1—BEN Z ROLLS, 116, c, (Mission Impazible—Toot Z Roll, by Cati- 1—DIVERSIFY, 123, g, 5, (Bellamy Road—Rule One, by Street Cry), Inbreeding: 5SX4D Mr. Prospector; 5SX5D Northern Dancer. enus), A++, $30,000, B/O—Joseph L. Maloney (N.Y.), T—M. Anthony C, $375,000, B—Fred W. Hertrich III and John D. Fielding (N.Y.), O— Nicking: BELLAMY ROAD w/STREET CRY (IRE) mares: 6 foals, 5 Ferraro, J—Kevin Navarro Lauren and Ralph M. Evans, T—Richard A. Violette Jr., J—Irad Ortiz Jr. strs, 3 wnrs (50%), 0 2yo wnrs (0%), 1 SW (17%), 1 GSW (17%) 2—P J Advantage, 116, g, (Posse—Weefc, by Tapit), C+, $10,000, 2—The Lieutenant, 119, h, 5, (—Stage Magic, by Broodmare sire: STREET CRY (Ire), dkb/br, 1998-2014. Sire of O—Paul W. Barrow Ghostzapper), A+, $130,000, O—Mr. and Mrs. William K. Warren Jr. 446 dams of 1,042 foals, 637 rnrs (61%), 411 wnrs (39%), 3—What a Catch, 124, c, (Justin Phillip—Catch My Fancy, by Yes 3—Discreet Lover, 119, h, 5, (Repent—Discreet Chat, by Discreet 119 2yo wnrs (11%), 1.45 AEI, 1.40 CI; 49 sw. It's True), A+, $5,500, O—Gary Barber Cat), A, $70,000, O—Uriah St. Lewis 2nd dam: Compete, ch, 2000. Bred by Earle I. Mack (Ky.). Raced Margins—1, 2, 23. 5 starters. 1 1 Margins—6 , 2, 1 . 10 starters. 2 yrs, 4 sts, 1 win, $20,240. Dam of LADY DIGBY (f, Grand Ben Z Rolls, ch c, 2015 Diversify, b g, 2013 Slam; $328,649, Won All Along S, gr. IIIT, Dahlia S, T; 2nd Hillsborough S, gr. IIIT, Gallorette H, gr. IIIT; 3rd Weekend Mad- Unbridled, 87 Chief's Crown, 82 Unbridled's Song, 93 Concerto, 94 ness S, RT; producer), Sense to Compete (f, Street Sense; MISSION Trolley Song, 83 BELLAMY Undeniably, 87 $81,500, 2nd Twin Lights S, T; producer). IMPAZIBLE, ROAD, gr/ro, 07 Hold Your Peace, 69 dkb/br, 02 Deputed Testamony, 80 La Paz, 88 Hurry Home Hillary, 95 SAGINAW STAKES (R) Classy Craft, 79 Ten Cents a Turn, 90 Belmont Park, 7/13, $100,000a ($98,000), 4 and up, N.Y.-bred, 81f, Storm Cat, 83 Machiavellian, 87 1:41.73, track fast. Catienus, 94 Street Cry, 98 1—PAT ON THE BACK, 118, c, 4, (Congrats—Accomplished, by Awe- TOOT Z Diamond City, 88 RULE , 82 some Again), A++, $60,000, B—Sugar Maple Farm (N.Y.), O—Harold ROLL, ONE, Lerner, AWC Stables and Nehoc Stables, T—Jeremiah C. Englehart, ch, 07 Crafty Prospector, 79 dkb/br, 06 El Prado, 89 Crafty Spender, 97 Compete, 00 J—Dylan Davis Save the Doe, 89 Pete's Heiress, 96 2—Wine Not, 118, g, 5, (First Dude—Simmerette, by El Prado), A++, $20,000, O—West Point Thoroughbreds 3—Hit It Once More, 124, h, 5, (Hard Spun—Sunday Geisha, by Sunday Break), A++, $10,000, O—Yellow Moon Stable Margins—13, 1, 8. 5 starters. Pat On the Back, ch c, 2014

Seattle Slew, 74 A.P. Indy, 89 CONGRATS, Weekend Surprise, 80 b, 00 Mr. Prospector, 70 Praise, 94 Wild Applause, 81 Deputy Minister, 79 Awesome Again, 94 ACCOM- Primal Force, 87 PLISHED,

SV PHOTOGRAPHY b, 00 Copelan, 80 SUSIE RAISHER/NYRA I'm in Ben Z Rolls Diversify Celebration, 86 In Jubilation, 78 RACE AND (STAKES) RECORD RACE AND (STAKES) RECORD Age Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned At 2 2 2 0 0 $17,940 Age Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned At 3 2 1(1) 0 0 $30,905 At 3 3 3 0 0 $108,600 At 4 8 4(3) 2(1) 0 $690,825 Lifetime 4 3(1) 0 0 $48,845 Sire: MISSION IMPAZIBLE, gr/ro, 2007. Raced 4 yrs, 21 sts, 3 At 5 3 2(2) 0 0 $510,000 wins, $1,284,949. Won Louisiana Derby (gr. II), New Orleans Lifetime 14 9(5) 2(1) 0 $1,309,425 H (gr. II); 2nd Stephen Foster H (gr. I), Clark H (gr. I), Donn H (gr. Sire: BELLAMY ROAD, dkb/br, 2002. Raced 2 yrs, 7 sts, 4 wins, I), New Orleans H (gr. II), H (gr. III); 3rd Southwest S $811,400. Won Wood Memorial S (gr. I), Miller Genuine Draft (gr. III), Kentucky Juvenile S (gr. III). Cradle S (gr. III); 2nd Travers S (gr. I). Lifetime: 3 crops, 137 foals, 80 rnrs (58%), 47 wnrs (34%), 20 Lifetime: 9 crops, 621 foals, 452 rnrs (73%), 314 wnrs (51%), 2yo wnrs (15%), 3 sw (2%), 1.26 AEI, 1.11 CI, 79 sale yrlgs, 66 2yo wnrs (11%), 34 sw (5%), 1.20 AEI, 1.28 CI, 316 sale avg $38,362, 0.6 TNA. yrlgs, avg $36,733, 0.6 TNA. In 2018: 1 sw, 24 2yos, 4 sale yrlgs, avg $10,175. In 2018: 2 sw, 52 2yos, 7 2yo rnrs. 1st dam: Toot Z Roll, ch, 2007. Bred by Andre Byron Collins (Pa.). 1st dam: Rule One, dkb/br, 2006. Bred by Earle I. Mack (Ky.). ADAM COGLIANESE/NYRA Raced 5 yrs, 41 sts, 2 wins, $66,759. Dam of 3 named foals, Raced 2 yrs, 6 sts, $18,710. Dam of 4 named foals, 3 rnrs, 2 Pat On the Back 1 rnr, 1 wnr, 1 sw. wnrs, 1 sw. ($57,000, 2010 keenov, War Front). 2015: BEN Z ROLLS, ch c, by Mission Impazible. 2011: Albert the Bold, dkb/br c, by War Front. Raced 1 yr in RACE AND (STAKES) RECORD At 3: Won Ontario County S (R). Ire, 1 st, 0 wins. ($240,000 keesep yrlg). 2016: Tara's Z Va, ch f, by Emcee. Unraced. 2012: Not bred. Age Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned 2017: Lo Z Rolls, ch c, by El Padrino. 2013: DIVERSIFY, b g, by Bellamy Road. ($150,000 saraug At 2 6 3(2) 1(1) 0 $310,020 2018: C, by Bustin Stones. yrlg; $210,000 keenov). At 3 9 1(1) 0 4(4) $103,595 Inbreeding: 5SX4DX4D Mr. Prospector. At 4: Won Jockey Club Gold Cup S (gr. I), Evan Shipman S At 4 4 1(1) 2(2) 0 $120,667 Nicking: MISSION IMPAZIBLE w/CATIENUS mares: 4 foals, 3 (R), Saginaw S (R), 2nd S (R). Lifetime 19 5(4) 3(3) 4(4) $534,282 strs, 1 wnr (25%), 1 2yo wnr (25%), 1 SW (25%), 0 GSW (0%) At 5: Won Suburban S (gr. II), Commentator S (R). Sire: CONGRATS, b, 2000. Raced 5 yrs in NA and UAE, 26 sts, 7 Broodmare sire: CATIENUS, dkb/br, 1994. Sire of 87 dams of 2014: Misspent Youth, dkb/br c, by Exchange Rate. Raced 1 wins, $998,960. Won San Pasqual H (gr. II), Alysheba S; 2nd 229 foals, 140 rnrs (61%), 88 wnrs (38%), 27 2yo wnrs (12%), yr, 6 sts, 2 wins, $58,380. ($70,000 keesep yrlg). Santa Anita H (gr. I), Memorial Day H (gr. III), Ack Ack H; 3rd 2.00 AEI, 1.41 CI; 12 sw. 2015: Charitable Link, b f, by Data Link. Unraced. ($10,000 Hollywood Gold Cup H (gr. I), Jim Dandy S (gr. II), Washington 2nd dam: Crafty Spender, ch, 1997. Bred by Geret Farm (N.Y.). keesep yrlg). Park H (gr. II), San Antonio H (gr. II). Raced 3 yrs, 16 sts, 2 wins, $81,390. 2016: Barren. Lifetime: 9 crops, 1,069 foals, 802 rnrs (75%), 541 wnrs (51%),

32 New York Breeder | nytbreeders.org | August 2018 122 2yo wnrs (11%), 35 sw (3%), 1.12 AEI, 1.53 CI, 549 sale 2010: Giacokhan, dkb/br g, by Giacomo. Raced 2 yrs, 18 sts, yrlgs, avg $52,261, 1.0 TNA. 3 wins, $61,966. In 2018: 3 sw, 64 2yos, 12 2yo rnrs, 2 2yo wnrs, 8 sale yrlgs, 2011: AUNT ELLIPSIS, dkb/br f, by Successful Appeal. Raced avg $34,375. 3 yrs, 13 sts, 5 wins, $204,386. Won Dr. Teresa Garofalo 1st dam: Accomplished, b, 2000-2015. Bred by Miller Thorough- Memorial S (R), Donna Freyer S (R). bred Farm (Ky.). Raced 2 yrs, 3 sts. Dam of 10 named foals, 8 2012: Dot Product, b f, by Langfuhr. Raced 1 yr, 9 sts, 2 rnrs, 8 wnrs, 2 sw. ($175,000, 2001 keesep yrlg; $135,000, wins, $77,878. 2003 keenov, Cat Thief; $40,000, 2004 keenov, High Yield). 2013: DOT MATRIX, b g, by Freud. 2004: Cat Feet, ch f, by Cat Thief. Unraced. ($3,200 keesep yrlg). At 5: Won Warrior Veterans S (T). 2005: Sweet Pea H D, ch f, by High Yield. Unraced. ($33,000 2014: Aunt Chippy, dkb/br f, by Pioneerof the Nile. Unraced. eassep yrlg). 2015: Dot Notation, b f, by Bullet Train (GB). Raced 2 yrs, 8 2006: SARAH ACCOMPLISHED, dkb/br f, by Performing sts, 0 wins, $3,935. Magic. Raced 2 yrs, 8 sts, 2 wins, $97,200. Won New York 2016: C, by Midnight Lute. Died 2016. Stallion Fifth Avenue S (R). Dam of 5 foals, 4 rnrs, 3 wnrs. 2017: Dkb/br f, by Normandy Invasion. 2007: Celebrating Sarah, dkb/br f, by Aptitude. Raced 3 yrs, 2018: Dead foal. CHELSEA DURAND/NYRA 36 sts, 7 wins, $68,465. Nicking: FREUD w/GULCH mares: 1 foal, 1 str, 1 wnr (100%), 0 La Fuerza 2008: Verbosity, ch g, by Greeley's Galaxy. Raced 8 yrs, 55 2yo wnrs (0%), 1 SW (100%), 0 GSW (0%) sts, 6 wins, $166,455. Broodmare sire: GULCH, b, 1984. Sire of 451 dams of 2,572 2016: LA FUERZA, ch c, by Flatter. 2009: In Toe's Memory, dkb/br c, by Friendly Island. Raced 1 foals, 1,878 rnrs (73%), 1,285 wnrs (50%), 326 2yo wnrs At 2: Won Rockville Centre S (R). yr, 4 sts, 1 win, $14,330. Died 2011. (13%), 1.14 AEI, 1.36 CI; 94 sw. 2018: Ch c, by Mizzen Mast. 2010: Accomplish First, dkb/br f, by First Defence. Raced 2nd dam: Aunt Dot, dkb/br, 1997. Bred by Courtlandt Farm (Ky.). Inbreeding: 5SX5D ; 3SX4D Mr. Prospector; 4SX5D 4 yrs, 9 sts, 3 wins, $101,734. ($120,000 saraug yrlg). Raced 1 yr, 1 st, 0 wins. Dam of Cassoulet (c, Distorted Secretariat. 2011: Built in a Day, dkb/br f, by Roman Ruler. Raced 4 yrs, Humor; $211,656, 2nd Donald LeVine Memorial H). Nicking: FLATTER w/PROUD CITIZEN mares: 1 foal, 1 str, 1 32 sts, 8 wins, $85,325. ($40,000 saraug yrlg). Dot Matrix, b g, 2013 wnr (100%), 1 2yo wnr (100%), 1 SW (100%), 0 GSW (0%) 2012: Barren. Broodmare sire: PROUD CITIZEN, b, 1999-2016. Sire of 155 2013: Pharoah's Princess, b f, by Pioneerof the Nile. Raced 2 Storm Bird, 78 dams of 377 foals, 200 rnrs (53%), 119 wnrs (32%), 37 2yo yrs in PR, 12 sts, 1 win, $18,651. ($135,000 ftsaug yrlg; Storm Cat, 83 wnrs (10%), 1.12 AEI, 1.46 CI; 14 sw. $15,000 obsapr 2yo). FREUD, Terlingua, 76 2nd dam: Romp and Stomp, b, 1999-2012. Bred by Amherst 2014: PAT ON THE BACK, ch c, by Congrats. ($70,000 saraug b, 98 Rahy, 85 yrlg). Mariah's Storm, 91 Stable (Ky.). Raced 2 yrs, 7 sts, 1 win, $40,910. Dam of PINCH PIE (f, Victory Gallop; $222,439, Won Desert Vixen S, T; 2nd At 2: Won Sleepy Hollow S (R), Aspirant S (R), 2nd Bertram Immense, 79 Violet S, gr. IIIT; 3rd TVG Alabama S, gr. I; producer), JONESY F. Bongard S (R). Mr. Prospector, 70 BOY (g, Smarty Jones; $182,420, Won County S; At 3: Won Ontario County S (R), 3rd Albany S (R), New York Gulch, 84 2nd Sam's Town S, R; 3rd S, S), Rogue Derby (R), Hudson H (R), Mike Lee S (R). AUNT DOT Jameela, 76 DOT, Victory (c, Victory Gallop; $254,668, 3rd Memorial Day H), At 4: Won Saginaw S (R), 2nd Commentator S (R), Affirmed b, 02 Capote, 84 One in a Romp (f, Cryptoclearance; $220,497, 3rd Sabellina Success S (R). Aunt Dot, 97 Ann Alleged, 85 S, RT; producer; dam of Beautiful Becca). Inbreeding: 3SX5D Mr. Prospector; 4SX5D Northern Dancer. La Fuerza, ch c, 2016 Nicking: CONGRATS w/AWESOME AGAIN mares: 5 foals, 5 strs, 5 wnrs (100%), 3 2yo wnrs (60%), 1 SW (20%), 0 GSW (0%) Seattle Slew, 74 A.P. Indy, 89 Broodmare sire: AWESOME AGAIN, b, 1994. Sire of 328 dams Weekend Surprise, 80 of 1,165 foals, 786 rnrs (67%), 572 wnrs (49%), 154 2yo wnrs FLATTER, b, 99 (13%), 1.56 AEI, 1.38 CI; 78 sw. Mr. Prospector, 70 Praise, 94 2nd dam: I'm in Celebration, b, 1986. Bred by Harry Z. Isaacs Wild Applause, 81 (Fla.). Raced 1 yr, 4 sts, 3 wins, $54,660. Dam of NICE TO KNOW (g, Known Fact; $421,556, Won Col. R. S McLaughlin H; Gone West, 84 Proud Citizen, 99 2nd Grey S, Can-III, Breeders' Cup S, Heresy Breed- JONATA, Drums Of Freedom, 90 ers' Cup S, S, Woodstock S, Swynford S, Piston Breed- ch, 10 ers' Cup H; 3rd Marine S, Victoria S), CHEERS AND TEARS Olympio, 88 Romp and Stomp, 99 (f, Bold Ruckus; $170,124, Won Ruthless S; 2nd Lady Angela Prom Knight, 92 S, R; 3rd Interborough H, gr. III; producer), Brave Victory (c, Lion Heart; $127,587, 3rd Peter Pan S, gr. II; sire). Granddam of CHARMING TAM, BEAUTIFUL BETS, WIREDFORTWOT- FORBIDDEN APPLE STAKES (T) JOHN ENGLEHARDT WENTY, Citifest, Karakorum Legend, Flame Broiled. Dot Matrix Belmont Park, 7/14, $150,000g ($150,000), 4 and up, 8f, 1:31.67, course firm. WARRIOR VETERANS STAKES (T) 1—VOODOO SONG, 122, c, 4, (—Mystic Chant, by ROCKVILLE CENTRE STAKES (R) Unbridled's Song), A+, $87,000, B—Stonewall Farm (N.Y.), O—Barry K. Indiana Grand Race Course, 7/14, $100,000g ($100,000), 4 and up, 1 Belmont Park, 7/14, $100,000g ($98,000), 2yo, N.Y.-bred, 6f, 1:12.27, Schwartz, T—Linda Rice, J—Manuel Franco 8 f, 1:41.10, course firm. 2—Projected, 122, g, 6, (Showcasing—Deliberate, by King's Best), 1—DOT MATRIX, 120, g, 5, (Freud—Aunt Dot Dot, by Gulch), D, track fast. 1—LA FUERZA, 122, c, (Flatter—Jonata, by Proud Citizen), D, A+, $30,000, O— Farms $55,800, B—Truxton Stables (N.Y.), O—Ten Strike Racing, T—Brad H. 3—Offering Plan, 124, h, 6, (Spring At Last—Rosalie Road, by Cox, J—Florent Geroux $60,000, B—Stonewall Farm (N.Y.), O—Barry K. Schwartz, T—Todd A. Pletcher, J—Manuel Franco Street Cry), A+, $15,000, O—Michael Dubb, Nantucket Thoroughbred 2—Siem Riep, 120, g, 4, (Tapit—Amansara, by War Chant), C+, Partners, Bethlehem Stables, and Gary Aisquith $18,600, O—Marc Detampel 2—Bustin Mach Four, 118, c, (Bustin Stones—Pamafication, by Margins—1, neck, 3. 7 starters. 3—One Mean Man, 118, h, 5, (Mizzen Mast—Abbeyville Miss, by Distorted Humor), A+, $20,000, O—SJB Stable, John M. Marrone, and Grand Slam), A, $10,230, O—L. T. B. and Hillerich Racing Marcello Micozzi Voodoo Song, ch c, 2014 3—Red Zinger, 118, c, (Will Take Charge—Stowe White, by Not For Margins—1, 11, 1. 12 starters. Love), A++, $10,000, O—Harold Lerner Mr. Prospector, 70 RACE AND (STAKES) RECORD 1 1 3 Smart Strike, 92 Margins—4 , 1 , 6 . 5 starters. ENGLISH Classy 'n Smart, 81 Age Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned RACE AND (STAKES) RECORD CHANNEL, At 2 3 0 0 2 $11,658 ch, 02 Theatrical, 82 Age Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned Belva, 98 At 3 7 2 2 1 $107,047 At 2 2 2(1) 0 0 $97,200 Committed, 80 At 4 8 2 0 0 $57,136 At 5 5 3(1) 1 0 $133,210 Lifetime 2 2(1) 0 0 $97,200 Unbridled, 87 Sire: Flatter, b, 1999. Raced 2 yrs, 6 sts, 4 wins, $148,815. 3rd Unbridled's Song, 93 Lifetime 23 7(1) 3 3 $309,051 MYSTIC Trolley Song, 83 Washington Park H (gr. II). Sire: Freud, b, 1998. Raced 2 yrs in Eng, Fr, and Ire, 12 sts, 1 CHANT, Lifetime: 12 crops, 837 foals, 637 rnrs (76%), 488 wnrs (58%), gr/ro, 02 Citidancer, 87 win, $44,016. 3rd Cork and Orrery S (Eng-II). 127 2yo wnrs (15%), 51 sw (6%), 1.64 AEI, 1.31 CI, 420 sale Mystic Rhythms, 93 Timeandaword, 85 Lifetime: 15 crops, 1,216 foals, 857 rnrs (70%), 567 wnrs (47%), yrlgs, avg $63,628, 1.0 TNA. 108 2yo wnrs (9%), 61 sw (5%), 1.55 AEI, 1.25 CI, 259 sale In 2018: 5 sw, 65 2yos, 13 2yo rnrs, 2 2yo wnrs, 5 sale yrlgs, RACE AND (STAKES) RECORD yrlgs, avg $32,329, 0.6 TNA. avg $182,400. In 2018: 5 sw, 34 2yos, 5 2yo rnrs, 1 2yo wnr, 2 sale yrlgs, Age Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned 1st dam: Jonata, ch, 2010. Bred by Runnymede Farm and avg $28,500. At 2 3 1 1 0 $48,000 Catesby W. Clay Investment (Ky.). Raced 4 yrs, 17 sts, 2 At 3 8 4(1) 1(1) 0 $355,085 1st dam: Aunt Dot Dot, b, 2002. Bred by TAC Holdings (Ky.). wins, $140,800. Dam of 1 named foal, 1 rnr, 1 wnr, 1 sw. At 4 4 2(1) 0 1(1) $178,600 Raced 6 yrs, 49 sts, 6 wins, $213,915. Dam of 6 named ($100,000, 2011 keesep yrlg). foals, 5 rnrs, 4 wnrs, 2 sw. Lifetime 15 7(2) 2(1) 1(1) $581,685

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Cherokee Run, 90 War Pass, 05 REVOLU- Vue, 89 TIONARY, dkb/br, 10 A.P. Indy, 89 Runup the Colors, 94 Up the Flagpole, 78 Unbridled, 87 Eddington, 01 ALPHA Fashion Star, 92 CHARLIE, b, 10 Indian Charlie, 95 Stacy's Squaw, 00 Lusty Lady, 85 ADAM COGLIANESE/NYRA SV PHOTOGRAPHY Voodoo Song Sea Foam Sire: ENGLISH CHANNEL, ch, 2002. Raced 4 yrs in NA and H (gr. I), Donn H (gr. I), Oaklawn H (gr. II), Jim Dandy S (gr. II), UAE, 23 sts, 13 wins, $5,319,028. Champion turf male. Won Strub S (gr. II), San Felipe S (gr. II); 2nd Belmont S (gr. I), Emir- John Deere Breeders' Cup Turf (gr. IT), United Nations S (gr. ates Airline (UAE-I), Breeders' Cup Classic IT) twice, Joe Hirsch Turf Classic Invitational S (gr. IT) twice, (gr. I) twice, Pacific Classic S (gr. I), Wood Memorial S (gr. I). Woodford Reserve Turf Classic S (gr. IT), Virginia Derby (gr. Lifetime: 11 crops, 1,629 foals, 1,090 rnrs (67%), 692 wnrs IIIT), Colonial Turf Cup S (T), Woodlawn S (T), Canadian Turf H (42%), 132 2yo wnrs (8%), 118 sw (7%), 2.03 AEI, 2.34 CI, (T); 2nd Joe Hirsch Turf Classic Invitational S (gr. IT), Sword 759 sale yrlgs, avg $215,417, 4.4 TNA. Dancer Invitational S (gr. IT), Manhattan H (gr. IT), Secretariat In 2018: 9 sw, 124 2yos, 5 2yo rnrs, 1 2yo wnr. S (gr. IT); 3rd John Deere Breeders' Cup Turf (gr. IT). 1st dam: STRIKE IT RICH, gr/ro, 2007. Bred by Stonestreet Lifetime: 8 crops, 582 foals, 398 rnrs (68%), 261 wnrs (45%), Thoroughbred Holdings (Ky.). Raced 3 yrs, 12 sts, 4 wins, 39 2yo wnrs (7%), 35 sw (6%), 1.60 AEI, 1.53 CI, 227 sale $193,966. Won Boiling Springs S (gr. IIIT), Little Silver S (T); yrlgs, avg $32,649, 0.7 TNA. 3rd Hollywood Wildcat H (T). Dam of 4 named foals, 3 rnrs, 2 In 2018: 7 sw, 80 2yos, 6 2yo rnrs, 1 sale yrlg, $1,700. ETHAN COGLIANESE/NYRA wnrs, 1 sw. ($350,000, 2008 ftsaug yrlg). Maiden Beauty 1st dam: MYSTIC CHANT, gr/ro, 2002. Bred by Vegso Racing 2013: Cahirciveen, ch f, by Giant's Causeway. Raced 1 yr, 4 sts, 1 win, $57,945. Stable (Ky.). Raced 2 yrs, 8 sts, 2 wins, $77,650. Won Open RACE AND (STAKES) RECORD Mind S (R). Dam of 8 named foals, 7 rnrs, 6 wnrs, 1 sw. 2014: Halcyon, gr/ro f, by Arch. Raced 1 yr, 3 sts, 0 wins, ($200,000, 2003 keesep yrlg). Age Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned $2,380. 2008: Old Guys Rule, gr/ro g, by Malibu Moon. Raced 4 yrs, 5 At 2 1 1(1) 0 0 $60,000 2015: SEA FOAM, b c, by Medaglia d'Oro. sts, 1 win, $29,540. ($250,000 ftsaug yrlg). Lifetime 1 1(1) 0 0 $60,000 At 2: Won Notebook S (R). 2010: Stable Boy Kelly, gr/ro g, by Lion Heart. Raced 6 yrs, Sire: REVOLUTIONARY, dkb/br, 2010. Raced 3 yrs, 13 sts, 5 wins, At 3: Won New York Derby (R). 55 sts, 4 wins, $51,028. $1,353,125. Won Louisiana Derby (gr. II), Pimlico Special S 2016: Kerry's Ring, gr/ro f, by Kitten's Joy. Unraced. 2011: Moonlight Fantasy, ch f, by Malibu Moon. Raced 2 yrs, (gr. III), Withers S (gr. III); 2nd Oaklawn H (gr. II); 3rd Kentucky 2017: Gr/ro f, by Giant's Causeway. 7 sts, 1 win, $41,492. Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I). 2018: C, by Hard Spun. 2012: Cruzin On In, ch f, by Stormy Atlantic. Raced 3 yrs, 16 Lifetime: 1 crop, 60 foals, 5 rnrs (8%), 1 wnr (2%), 1 2yo wnr (2%), 1 Nicking: MEDAGLIA D'ORO w/UNBRIDLED'S SONG mares: 13 foals, sts, 5 wins, $79,443. sw (2%), 0.88 AEI, 1.22 CI, 51 sale yrlgs, avg $25,937, 0.4 TNA. 8 strs, 5 wnrs (38%), 1 2yo wnr (8%), 2 SW (15%), 0 GSW (0%) 2013: R F Burton, b g, by Congrats. Raced 4 yrs, 13 sts, 3 In 2018: 1 sw, 60 2yos, 5 2yo rnrs, 1 2yo wnr, 3 sale yrlgs, Broodmare sire: UNBRIDLED'S SONG, gr/ro, 1993-2013. Sire of wins, $74,490. avg $17,167. 672 dams of 2,788 foals, 1,919 rnrs (69%), 1,344 wnrs (48%), 2014: VOODOO SONG, ch c, by English Channel. 1st dam: Alpha Charlie, b, 2010. Bred by Stonegate Stables (Ky.). 349 2yo wnrs (13%), 1.46 AEI, 1.37 CI; 162 sw. At 3: Won Saranac S (gr. IIIT), 2nd Commonwealth Derby Raced 1 yr, 1 st, $800. Dam of 2 named foals, 2 rnrs, 1 wnr, 1 sw. 2nd dam: BELLE OF PERINTOWN, b, 2000. Bred by B. Wayne presented by the Virginia Equine Alliance and the 2015: Parlapiano, dkb/br f, by . Raced 2 yrs, 4 Hughes (Ky.). Raced 2 yrs, 12 sts, 3 wins, $265,465. Won Virginia HBPA (gr. IIIT). sts, 0 wins, $13,800. ($34,000 easoct yrlg; $32,000 Silverbulletday S (gr. II), Pocahontas S; 3rd Fair Grounds Oaks At 4: Won Forbidden Apple S (T), 3rd Poker S (gr. IIIT). easmay 2yo). (gr. II). Dam of Sumptuous (f, Hennessy; $105,245, 2nd Just 2015: Singapore Trader, gr/ro g, by Flatter. Raced 2 yrs, 4 2016: MAIDEN BEAUTY, b f, by Revolutionary. ($15,000 Smashing S; 3rd S, Prom S; dam of GREAT STUFF). ftnmix wnlg; $40,000 obsapr 2yo). sts, 0 wins, $19,800. Sea Foam, b c, 2015 2016: Worth a Shot, gr/ro c, by English Channel. Unraced. At 2: Won Lynbrook S (R). 2017: Dkb/br c, by Japan. 2017: Dkb/br f, by Revolutionary. Sadler's Wells, 81 2018: F, by Flatter. 2018: F, by Revolutionary. El Prado, 89 Inbreeding: 4SX5D Mr. Prospector. MEDAGLIA Lady Capulet, 74 Inbreeding: 3SX5D Mr. Prospector; 5SX5D Northern Dancer. D'ORO, Nicking: REVOLUTIONARY w/EDDINGTON mares: 1 foal, 1 str, Nicking: ENGLISH CHANNEL w/UNBRIDLED'S SONG mares: 2 foals, dkb/br, 99 Bailjumper, 74 1 wnr (100%), 1 2yo wnr (100%), 1 SW (100%), 0 GSW (0%) Cappucino Bay, 89 1 str, 1 wnr (50%), 0 2yo wnrs (0%), 1 SW (50%), 1 GSW (50%) Dubbed In, 73 Broodmare sire: EDDINGTON, ch, 2001. Sire of 65 dams of Broodmare sire: UNBRIDLED'S SONG, gr/ro, 1993-2013. Sire of 127 foals, 64 rnrs (50%), 34 wnrs (27%), 15 2yo wnrs (12%), Unbridled, 87 672 dams of 2,785 foals, 1,912 rnrs (69%), 1,342 wnrs (48%), 1.01 AEI, 1.43 CI; 5 sw. Unbridled's Song, 93 STRIKE IT 348 2yo wnrs (13%), 1.46 AEI, 1.37 CI; 162 sw. 2nd dam: Stacy's Squaw, dkb/br, 2000-2013. Bred by John Trolley Song, 83 2nd dam: MYSTIC RHYTHMS, b, 1993. Bred by Rising Sun Farm RICH, Sullivan, Hargus and Sandra Sexton (Ky.). Raced 4 yrs, 16 sts, gr/ro, 07 Dehere, 91 (N.J.). Raced 2 yrs, 9 sts, 5 wins, $210,564. Won Jersey 4 wins, $116,156. 2nd Just Smashing S; 3rd Miss Liberty S. Belle of Perintown, 00 Jumper S, Maryland Million Lassie S (R); 3rd Cicada S (gr. Hot Match, 93 III). Dam of MYSTIC SOUL (f, Bahri; $138,151, Won Golden NEW YORK DERBY (R) Poppy S, T; 2nd Miesque S, gr. IIIT, Miss Grillo S, T; 3rd Honey- Finger Lakes, 7/21, $150,000a ($158,700), 3yo, N.Y.-bred, 81f, NEW YORK OAKS (R) moon Breeders' Cup H, gr. IIT; dam of ENCRYPTION), MYSTIC 1:46.19, track fast. Finger Lakes, 7/21, $75,000g ($75,000), 3yo, f, N.Y.-bred, 81f, 1:47, STRIKE (g, Smart Strike; $151,960, Won Radnor Hunt Cup 1—SEA FOAM, 118, c, (Medaglia d'Oro—Strike It Rich, by Unbri- track fast. Timber S, T; 2nd Winterthur Bowl S, T, etc.), Biorhythm (f, dled's Song), A+, $95,220, B/O—Waterville Lake Stables (N.Y.), T— 1—SPLIT TIME, 124, (Take Charge Indy—Speed Dating, by Not For Malibu Moon; $186,950, 2nd Mizdirection S, T). Granddam Christophe Clement, J—Jaime Rodriguez Love), C+, $45,000, B—Sequel Stallions New York (N.Y.), O—Tic Sta- of MYSTIC SKY, Sunnysammi. 2—Spectacular Kid, 118, g, (Mission Impazible—Mystical Honor, by bles, T—Linda Rice, J—Junior Alvarado Theatrical), C, $31,740, O—Alex Kazdan 2—Crashing Connie, 118, (Courageous Cat—Crashing Through, by LYNBROOK STAKES (R) 3—Analyze the Odds, 124, c, (Overanalyze—The Sense Angel, by Senor Speedy), B+, $15,000, O—Joseph Gentile Belmont Park, 7/15, $100,000g ($100,000), 2yo, f, N.Y.-bred, 6f, Mineshaft), A++, $15,870, O—Michael Dubb and Sanford J. Goldford, 3—English Soul, 124, (English Channel—Soul Possession, by 1:13.41, track sloppy. and Janet Burroughs Belong to Me), A, $7,500, O—Zilla Racing Stables 1—MAIDEN BEAUTY, 118, (Revolutionary—Alpha Charlie, by Ed- Margins—31, 2, 4. 6 starters. Margins—2, nose, 11. 10 starters. dington), A, $60,000, B—Sandy Glenn Stables (N.Y.), O—Pines Stables, RACE AND (STAKES) RECORD RACE AND (STAKES) RECORD John J. Irwin, Paul Zysset, and Sam F. Arci, T—Gary C. Contessa, J— Age Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned Age Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned 2—Tossup, 117, (Pioneerof the Nile—Spritely, by Touch Gold), A, At 2 5 2(1) 3 0 $131,600 At 2 1 0 1 0 $11,000 $20,000, O—Ralph M. Evans At 3 3 1(1) 0 0 $104,470 At 3 6 5(3) 0 1(1) $229,700 3—Midnitesalright, 117, (Midnight Lute—Curio, by Bernardini), D, Lifetime 8 3(2) 3 0 $236,070 Lifetime 7 5(3) 1 1(1) $240,700 $10,000, O—Michael Dubb, David Simon, and Bethlehem Stables Sire: MEDAGLIA D'ORO, dkb/br, 1999. Raced 4 yrs in NA and Sire: TAKE CHARGE INDY, dkb/br, 2009. Raced 3 yrs, 14 sts, 3 Margins—31, head, head. 8 starters. UAE, 17 sts, 8 wins, $5,754,720. Won Travers S (gr. I), Whitney wins, $1,103,496. Won Florida Derby (gr. I), Alysheba S (gr. II);

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SALES AT DEL MAR In 2018: 6 sw, 77 2yos, 15 2yo rnrs, 4 2yo wnrs, 13 sale yrlgs, 2nd dam: Near and Dear, dkb/br, 1999. Bred by Gerald Nielsen avg $40,923. (N.Y.). Raced 2 yrs, 9 sts, 3 wins, $80,400. Dam of SARATOGA 1st dam: Speed Dating, b, 2006. Bred by Gerald A. Nielsen (N.Y.). SNACKS (c, Tale of the Cat; $693,500, Won Empire Classic Raced 4 yrs, 16 sts, 3 wins, $108,950. Dam of 5 named foals, H, R, Saginaw S, R, Shy Groom S, R, Alex M. Robb S, R; 2nd 3 rnrs, 1 wnr, 1 sw. ($155,000, 2007 eassep yrlg). Empire Classic S, R, Alex M. Robb S, R, Evan Shipman S, R, 2013: Dating Sophie, ch f, by Panoramic. Raced 3 yrs, 15 Whodam S, R; 3rd Commentator S, R, John Morrissey S, sts, 0 wins, $7,375. R), Rajman (c, Thunder Gulch; $15,478, 2nd Clasico Jose 2014: Jungle Lane, dkb/br f, by Tale of the Cat. Raced 2 yrs, 4 Rodriguez Razzeto, Peru-III, etc). sts, 0 wins, $20,456. ($130,000 keenov wnlg; $285,000 keesep yrlg). Split Time, b f, 2015 2015: SPLIT TIME, b f, by Take Charge Indy. ($62,000 saraug yrlg). At 3: Won Alma North S, Maddie May S (R), New York Oaks Seattle Slew, 74 TAKE A.P. Indy, 89 (R), 3rd Bouwerie S (R). CHARGE Weekend Surprise, 80 2016: Bet Alpha, dkb/br c, by Alpha. Unraced. ($11,000 ftnmix INDY, Dehere, 91 wnlg; $12,000 obsopn 2yo). dkb/br, 09 Take Charge SV PHOTOGRAPHY Lady, 99 Split Time 2017: Afreud of a Storm, dkb/br f, by Freud. Felicita, 94 2nd Clark H (gr. I), S (gr. III), Arlington-Washington Inbreeding: 5SX5D Buckpasser; 4SX4D Deputy Minister. Mr. Prospector, 70 Nicking: TAKE CHARGE INDY w/NOT FOR LOVE mares: 1 foal, 1 Not For Love, 90 Futurity (gr. III); 3rd Donn H (gr. I), Fayette S (gr. II). SPEED str, 1 wnr (100%), 0 2yo wnrs (0%), 1 SW (100%), 0 GSW (0%) Dance Number, 79 Lifetime: 2 crops, 175 foals, 93 rnrs (53%), 50 wnrs (29%), 26 DATING, Broodmare sire: Not For Love, b, 1990. Sire of 276 dams of b, 06 Red Ransom, 87 2yo wnrs (15%), 7 sw (4%), 1.25 AEI, 1.54 CI, 124 sale yrlgs, 985 foals, 678 rnrs (69%), 492 wnrs (50%), 115 2yo wnrs Near and Dear, 99 Deputy Dear, 95 avg $39,480, 0.6 TNA. (12%), 1.54 AEI, 1.37 CI; 43 sw.

NEW YORK-BRED City Zip—Amanda's Jet: Imvros Pride (207-93), g, 7 yo, Freud—Cercis: Mr. Freud (130-42), g, 8 yo, Presque Isle Parx Racing, MCL, 7/16, 6f, 1:14.10, $10,800. Downs, STR, 7/10, 6f, 1:11.33, $10,800. WINNERS Colonel John—Lemme: Colonel Tom (173-75), c, 3 yo, Freud—Virginia Reel: Rigadoon (130-42), f, 3 yo, Finger Belmont Park, ALW, 6/30, 7f (T), 1:21.66, $39,000. Lakes, MSW, 7/11, 5 1/2f, 1:8.95, $20,800. JUNE 25, 2018 – JULY 22, 2018 Colonel John—Grandmas' Girl: Kierland (173-75), c, 4 yo, Freud—Aunt Dot Dot: Dot Matrix (130-42), g, 5 yo, Indiana Laurel Park, MCL, 7/7, 1 1/16mi (T), 1:42.80, $12,540. Grand Race Course, STK, Warrior Veterans S., 7/14, 1 Afeet Alex—Royal Opportunity: Kabuki (90-41), f, 4 yo, Congrats—Accomplished: Pat On the Back (201-84), c, 4 1/16mi (T), 1:41.10, $55,800. Finger Lakes, ALW, 7/2, 1mi 40yd, 1:43.42, $11,520. yo, Belmont Park, STK, Saginaw S., 7/13, 1 1/16mi, Freud—Old City: Ten Eyck (130-42), g, 3 yo, Belmont Park, Afeet Express—Wahoo Cat: Jiggin Witit (24-4), m, 6 1:41.73, $60,000. MCL, 7/15, 1 1/16mi (T), 1:46.14, $24,600. yo, Presque Isle Downs, WCL, 7/12, 5 1/2f, 1:5.45, Cosmonaut—Outa Abou Ti: Chornayah Kracota (26-9), Freud—Beyond the Limit: Beyond the Green (130-42), $6,000. f, 3 yo, Finger Lakes, MCL, 7/4, 1mi 40yd, 1:46.54, g, 6 yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 7/19, 1mi 70yd, 1:44.61, $5,820. $10,860. Anasheed—Hurricane Betsy: Peter's Project (2-1), g, 8 yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 6/26, 1mi, 1:39.68, $10,800. Courageous Cat—Full of Gut: Pino Mammone (73-24), Freud—Jade Palace: La Moneda (130-42), m, 5 yo, g, 3 yo, Finger Lakes, MCL, 7/5, 1mi 40yd, 1:48.14, Saratoga, AOC, 7/22, 1mi (T), 1:36.99, $50,600. Animal Kingdom—Tulipmania: Chic N Wilbur (52-18), g, $5,400. 3 yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 7/11, 1mi 70yd, 1:47.77, Frost Giant—Lake Toccet: Frostie Anne (94-38), m, 5 yo, $10,800. Courageous Cat—Distinctive Sister: Courageous Change Finger Lakes, AOC, 6/27, 1mi 40yd, 1:41.67, $12,240. (73-24), f, 4 yo, Belmont Park, MCL, 7/13, 1 1/16mi Frost Giant—Wild in Montana: Wild Frost (94-38), f, 4 yo, Awesome Again—Pawnee Patti: Awesome Gent (105-38), (T), 1:42.06, $24,600. Finger Lakes, MCL, 7/2, 6f, 1:13.67, $5,400. g, 5 yo, Thistledown, ALW, 6/26, 6f, 1:9.60, $14,880. Curlin—Tropic of Aquarius: O Shea Can U See (157-70), Frost Giant—Attache: Frosty On the Case (94-38), f, 3 yo, Diversify Bellamy Road—Rule One: (126-53), g, 5 yo, g, 3 yo, Belmont Park, ALW, 7/5, 6 1/2f, 1:16.42, Finger Lakes, MSW, 7/4, 6f, 1:14.15, $18,400. Belmont Park, STK, Suburban S. (gr. II ), 7/7, 1 1/4mi, $39,000. 1:59.84, $375,000. Frost Giant—Sister City: Sister Sparrow (94-38), f, 3 yo, Desert Party—So N So: Whendowerunpappy (84-35), g, Finger Lakes, MCL, 7/4, 5 1/2f, 1:6.66, $5,820. Blame—Coy Cat: Dr. Koy (133-61), g, 4 yo, Presque Isle 3 yo, Finger Lakes, MSW, 6/25, 6f, 1:13.97, $20,800. Frost Giant—My Dinah: Lover's Key (94-38), f, 4 yo, Suffolk Downs, SOC, 7/16, 6f, 1:10.55, $12,000. Desert Party—Livermore Valley: Dry Martini (84-35), g, 3 Downs, AOC, 7/8, about 1mi, 1:40.83, $30,500. Bluegrass Cat—To Marquet: Bluegrass Flash (142-59), g, yo, Finger Lakes, MCL, 6/30, 6f, 1:13.45, $5,400. Frost Giant—Extra Impact: Iampoe (94-38), c, 4 yo, 7 yo, Finger Lakes, AOC, 7/9, 6f, 1:11.93, $12,240. Desert Party—Dixie Talent: Y'all Wicked (84-35), f, 3 yo, Presque Isle Downs, MCL, 7/9, 6f, 1:13.03, $6,000. Bluegrass Cat—Hey Darla: Darlablue (142-59), f, 3 yo, Finger Lakes, MSW, 7/10, 5 1/2f, 1:7.71, $20,800. Frost Giant—Weathered: Mr. Carter (94-38), g, 3 yo, Finger Finger Lakes, MSW, 7/16, 1mi 40yd, 1:45.69, $13,800. Dialed In—Anlyn: Glorvina (92-39), f, 4 yo, Mountaineer Lakes, MCL, 7/11, 6f, 1:14.86, $5,820. Bluegrass Cat—Gins Majesty: Blue Belt (142-59), g, 4 yo, Casino Racetrack & Resort, MCL, 7/18, 6f, 1:16.42, Frost Giant—Nick's Honor: Frosty Gal (94-38), f, 4 yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 7/17, 1mi 70yd, 1:45.69, $11,700. $3,538. Belmont Park, ALW, 7/15, 7f (T), 1:25.60, $39,000. Bluegrass Cat—Princess Phoebe: Imperfect Union Discreet Cat—To Marquet: Discretionary Marq (130-62), Frost Giant—Lake Toccet: Frostie Anne (94-38), m, 5 yo, (142-59), f, 3 yo, Finger Lakes, MSW, 7/21, 5 1/2f, g, 4 yo, Belmont Park, ALW, 7/12, 6f (T), 1:8.10, Finger Lakes, ALW, 7/17, 1mi, 1:40.56, $15,600. 1:7.01, $18,400. $39,000. Fusaichi Pegasus—Calypso Vuh: Rumbles of Thunder Bluegrass Cat—Smart Roar: Blues Roar (142-59), f, 3 yo, Discreet Cat—Mary's Prayer: Mr. Rock Salt (130-62), g, (76-25), g, 4 yo, Finger Lakes, MSW, 7/2, 1mi 40yd, Northlands Park, MCL, 7/21, 6 1/2f, 1:19.56, $8,700. 3 yo, Finger Lakes, MCL, 7/14, 5 1/2f, 1:8.39, $5,400. 1:46.38, $13,800. Bodemeister—Beautiful But Blue: Rachel's Blue Moon Dublin—Show Ready: Dublin Pub (51-26), g, 4 yo, Finger Gemologist—Sterling Forest: Fancy Gem (111-54), f, 4 yo, (149-69), f, 3 yo, Belmont Park, ALW, 7/11, 1mi, Lakes, ALW, 7/2, 1mi 70yd, 1:45.35, $10,860. Finger Lakes, ALW, 6/25, 5 1/2f, 1:5.93, $10,860. 1:36.49, $39,000. —Charming Legacy (IRE): Geranium Get Stormy—Soave: Fifty Five (92-40), f, 4 yo, Belmont Boys At Tosconova—Mill Power: Woman Power (27-14), (76-37), f, 3 yo, Belmont Park, MCL, 6/27, 1mi (T), Park, AOC, 7/15, 1mi (T), 1:37.66, $51,000. f, 3 yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 6/30, 1mi 40yd, 1:43.44, 1:36.46, $24,600. Giant's Causeway—Dean Henry: Ascender (188-71), f, $10,800. Emcee—Donna Mira: Eaglebine (20-7), c, 3 yo, Assiniboia 3 yo, Belmont Park, MSW, 7/15, 1mi (T), 1:40.53, Boys At Tosconova—White Wedding Day: Our Super Nova Downs, MSW, 7/11, 6f, 1:12.00, $7,620. $37,200. (27-14), f, 3 yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 6/30, 1mi 40yd, Encaustic—A Smart Punch: Eye's On You (6-1), f, 4 yo, Giant's Causeway—Hostess: Giant Zinger (188-71), f, 1:44.07, $10,860. Finger Lakes, ALW, 7/3, 5 1/2f, 1:5.64, $10,800. 3 yo, Saratoga, ALW, 7/20, 1 1/16mi (T), 1:41.73, Boys At Tosconova—Newbie: New Girl in Town (27-14), f, English Channel—Mystic Chant: Voodoo Song (148-59), c, $42,350. 3 yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 7/2, 5 1/2f, 1:5.72, $11,580. 4 yo, Belmont Park, STK, Forbidden Apple S., 7/14, Gio Ponti—Shoo In: Gucci Factor (137-59), g, 5 yo, Boys At Tosconova—Quixotic Lassie: Spartina Splash 1mi (T), 1:31.67, $87,000. Belmont Park, AOC, 6/27, 1 1/16mi (T), 1:41.09, (27-14), f, 3 yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 7/16, 5 1/2f, Exchange Rate—Andraste: Epping Forest (108-39), f, 4 yo, $42,000. 1:5.24, $10,800. Belmont Park, AOC, 7/14, 6f (T), 1:6.82, $51,000. Gio Ponti—Shoo In: Gucci Factor (137-59), g, 5 yo, Bustin Stones—Treasured Lady: Lady Allyn (60-20), f, 4 First Samurai—Just a Bella: Saleas (119-64), g, 5 yo, Belmont Park, ALW, 7/11, 1 1/16mi (T), 1:38.87, yo, Tampa Bay Downs, MSW, 7/1, 1mi 40yd, 1:42.27, Finger Lakes, ALW, 7/4, 1mi 40yd, 1:43.95, $11,520. $46,200. $11,400. Flower Alley—Just a Bella: Broadway Bay (107-52), g, Girolamo—Jenny Bean Girl: Out of Nowhere (85-39), m, 5 Bustin Stones—Lake Song: Fair Regis (60-20), f, 4 yo, 7 yo, Finger Lakes, AOC, 7/14, 1mi 70yd, 1:44.43, yo, Monmouth Park, MCL, 7/14, about 5 1/2f, 1:3.22, Belmont Park, STR, 7/4, 6f, 1:9.96, $33,000. $12,240. $10,500. Bustin Stones—Quarter to Nine: Bustin Hearts (60-20), Freud—Jade Palace: La Moneda (130-42), m, 5 yo, Haynesfeld—My Indian: Hay Field (113-45), m, 5 yo, m, 5 yo, Finger Lakes, AOC, 7/7, 6f, 1:12.27, $12,240. Belmont Park, ALW, 6/30, 1mi (T), 1:33.11, $46,200. Belmont Park, AOC, 7/15, 7f, 1:25.72, $42,000. City Zip—Is It Safe: New York's Finest (207-93), g, 4 yo, Freud—Chantess: Bavaro (130-42), c, 4 yo, Finger Lakes, Haynesfeld—My Indian: Hay Field (113-45), m, 5 yo, Monmouth Park, ALW, 7/13, 5f (T), 55.23, $24,000. ALW, 7/9, 6f, 1:10.92, $11,700. Saratoga, ALW, 7/20, 6 1/2f, 1:16.25, $47,850.

36 New York Breeder | nytbreeders.org | August 2018 Heavy Breathing—My Dancing Trick: Celtic Queen (14-3), Outfanker—Leaping Lady: Leap to Glory (22-7), g, 3 yo, Take Charge Indy—Speed Dating: Split Time (81-42), f, 3 f, 3 yo, Delaware Park, MCL, 7/16, 6f, 1:13.51, $6,000. Belmont Park, MCL, 7/11, 6f, 1:10.71, $24,600. yo, Finger Lakes, STK, New York Oaks, 7/21, 1 1/16mi, Here Comes Ben—Anyplace Anytime: All About That Ben Overanalyze—Contractual: Overbook (89-30), f, 3 yo, 1:47.00, $45,000. (29-13), g, 4 yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 6/26, 1mi 40yd, Finger Lakes, MSW, 6/26, 6f, 1:12.34, $13,800. Tale of the Cat—Veloce Canzone: Tale of a Song (130-50), 1:43.78, $10,800. Patriot Act—Carl's Bird Day: Princess Mikayah (22-7), f, g, 5 yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 6/25, 5 1/2f, 1:5.56, Here Comes Ben—Sky Jazz: Florentine Sky (29-13), f, 4 4 yo, Belmont Park, MCL, 6/29, 6f, 1:11.71, $19,800. $11,520. yo, Presque Isle Downs, MCL, 7/1, 6 1/2f, 1:19.22, Pioneerof the Nile—McCool: Accolade (129-57), g, 3 yo, Tale of the Cat—Awesome Bull: Mango M (130-50), g, 3 $6,000. Belmont Park, MCL, 7/8, 1mi (T), 1:34.92, $24,600. yo, Belmont Park, MSW, 7/14, 1 1/8mi (T), 1:47.76, Include—Cool the Economy: Investment Invite (95-40), Pollard's Vision—Tiffygonewest: Tiffany's Vision (50-23), $37,200. f, 3 yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 7/17, 1mi 70yd, 1:46.21, f, 4 yo, Belmont Park, MCL, 7/6, 6 1/2f, 1:18.65, Teufesberg—Lune: Lune Lake (31-10), f, 3 yo, Belmont $10,800. $18,000. Park, MCL, 7/4, 6f (T), 1:9.56, $24,600. Jimmy Creed—Elle Tish Slew: Classic Lady (62-26), Pomeroy—Lulu's Number: Lulu's Pom Pom (54-20), f, 4 Teufesberg—Halo's Surprise: What a Surprise (31-10), f, 3 yo, Belmont Park, MCL, 6/27, 1mi (T), 1:36.51, yo, Belmont Park, MSW, 6/29, 6f (T), 1:9.50, $37,200. f, 3 yo, Ruidoso Downs, MCL, 7/13, 5 1/2f, 1:7.91, $4,380. $24,600. Posse—We Kept Her: Control Group (99-32), c, 4 yo, Jimmy Creed—Our Year: K P Creed (62-26), c, 3 yo, Finger Lakes, AOC, 6/28, 1mi 70yd, 1:41.62, $12,240. Teufesberg—Smartgabrielle: Lady of Miracles (31-10), f, 3 Ruidoso Downs, ALW, 6/29, 5 1/2f, 1:4.74, $7,260. yo, Belmont Park, MCL, 7/14, 6f (T), 1:8.43, $24,600. Posse—Gold for the Queen: Gold for the King (99-32), g, 4 Thunder Gulch—Comedy of Errors: Final Chapter (25-11), Jump Start—Nancy Z: Jumpin' Nancy (124-57), f, 4 yo, Belmont Park, AOC, 7/7, 6 1/2f, 1:14.81, $57,600. yo, Presque Isle Downs, AOC, 7/10, 1mi, 1:40.12, g, 6 yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 7/7, 6f, 1:10.67, $15,600. Posse—Quick Question: Quick Posse (99-32), g, 5 yo, Tizway—One Eyed Fact: Tiz the Fact (148-63), f, 3 yo, $17,400. Finger Lakes, ALW, 7/10, 6f, 1:13.17, $11,520. Kitten's Joy—Gdansking Queen: Fulmer (223-93), g, 6 yo, Finger Lakes, MCL, 7/12, 6f, 1:15.11, $5,400. Posse—Laura's Jewel: Laura's Posse (99-32), c, 3 yo, To Honor and Serve—More Than Love: National Honor Presque Isle Downs, ALW, 7/22, 1mi 70yd, 1:43.17, Belmont Park, MCL, 7/15, 6f, 1:12.09, $19,800. $16,800. (97-51), g, 3 yo, Monmouth Park, MCL, 7/1, 1mi (T), Pure Prize—Isabel Away: Red Knight (85-37), g, 4 yo, 1:35.57, $8,400. Langfuhr—Tuscana: Mascarello (108-46), g, 6 yo, Suffolk Belmont Park, ALW, 7/7, 1 1/4mi (T), 2:0.37, $54,000. Downs, AOC, 7/7, about 1mi 70yd, 1:43.82, $30,500. To Honor and Serve—Blue Hennessy: Carmine's Honor Regal Ransom—Grand Cocotte: Royal Inheritance Lemon Drop Kid—Gdansking Queen: War Canoe (146-57), (97-51), g, 3 yo, Belmont Park, MCL, 7/4, 6f, 1:10.75, (86-41), f, 4 yo, Belmont Park, AOC, 7/13, 6f (T), $19,800. m, 5 yo, Belmont Park, AOC, 6/29, 1mi (T), 1:34.71, 1:7.50, $42,000. $42,000. To Honor and Serve—Unobstructed View: Honor Up Roaring Fever—Absalutely Royal: Prince Slaughter (21-5), (97-51), c, 3 yo, Belmont Park, ALW, 7/11, 1 1/16mi Lemon Drop Kid—Run In: Call Provision (146-57), g, 5 yo, g, 4 yo, Finger Lakes, MCL, 6/28, 1mi 40yd, 1:46.65, Saratoga, AOC, 7/21, 1 3/8mi (T), 2:14.28, $52,250. (T), 1:40.42, $39,000. $5,820. Too Much Bling—Five Elements: Six Sided Bling (75-41), (BRZ)—Torchme: Waterhaven (83-39), Rock Hard Ten—Zenna the Ruler: Full Sum Prisum g, 4 yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 6/28, 1mi 40yd, 1:43.49, g, 4 yo, Laurel Park, MCL, 7/1, 5 1/2f, 1:3.92, $10,260. (27-11), g, 5 yo, Penn National, MCL, 7/18, 1mi 70yd, $11,700. Lookin At Lucky—Dixie Lyrics: Lookin At Dixie (143-58), f, 1:46.95, $6,000. Trappe Shot—Ornamental Torch: She's Got Moxy 3 yo, Marquis Downs, MSW, 7/6, 6f, 1:13.84, $1,770. Rodman—Salford Shirl: Kim (4-2), m, 5 yo, Finger Lakes, (151-61), f, 3 yo, Fair Meadows, MSW, 7/21, 6f, Lookin At Lucky—Dixie Lyrics: Lookin At Dixie (143-58), f, ALW, 7/19, 1mi 40yd, 1:43.41, $11,520. 1:16.62, $9,246. 3 yo, Marquis Downs, ALW, 7/20, 6f, 1:14.07, $2,356. Roman Ruler—Berkshire Cat: Appian (61-31), m, 5 yo, Utopia (JPN)—Warrior Marie: Marie's Warrior (46-18), f, Macho Uno—Sierra Vista (GB): Holy Vista (85-46), g, 4 Finger Lakes, ALW, 7/9, 6f, 1:13.75, $11,520. 3 yo, Finger Lakes, MCL, 6/25, 5 1/2f, 1:6.68, $5,400. yo, Marquis Downs, MSW, 7/7, 6f, 1:14.15, $1,800. Scat Daddy—Forever Smart: Forever in Love (203-82), Warrior's Reward—Katina K: Dreamer's Prospect Macho Uno—Seeking the Silver: Dwizard (85-46), c, 4 yo, g, 5 yo, Presque Isle Downs, SOC, 7/2, 1mi 70yd, (162-78), f, 3 yo, Finger Lakes, MCL, 7/18, 1mi 40yd, Belmont Park, MSW, 7/11, 6 1/2f, 1:16.18, $37,200. 1:42.95, $13,800. 1:47.19, $5,400. Maclean's Music—Joined Forces: Diamond Dean (82-27), Scat Daddy—Ubusuku: Scatsuku (203-82), g, 3 yo, Wilburn—Bonita Rios: Bonfre Rising (122-50), f, 4 yo, g, 4 yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 7/12, 6f, 1:12.87, $10,860. Belmont Park, MCL, 7/13, 7f (T), 1:21.97, $24,600. Finger Lakes, MCL, 7/16, 5 1/2f, 1:8.24, $5,400. Majestic Warrior—Quietly Elegant: Majestic Mac (192-97), f, 4 yo, Hollywood Casino At Charles Town Races, Shackleford—Joyjoyjoy: Unchained Joy (123-48), f, 3 yo, MSW, 6/30, 1 1/8mi, 1:57.77, $13,800. Presque Isle Downs, MCL, 7/18, 6f, 1:14.02, $9,000. NEW YORK-BRED Majestic Warrior—Desert Bloom: Majestic Bloom Sidney's Candy—Orangeblackandgold: Uncle Youdge (192-97), m, 6 yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 7/16, 1mi 70yd, (128-52), g, 5 yo, Laurel Park, AOC, 6/29, 5 1/2f (T), JUVENILE WINNERS 1:1.33, $25,650. 1:46.42, $11,700. JUNE 25, 2018 – JULY 22, 2018 Majestic Warrior—Lion's Terms: I Still Miss You (192-97), Sidney's Candy—Orangeblackandgold: Uncle Youdge f, 3 yo, Finger Lakes, ALW, 7/18, 6f, 1:12.78, $11,580. (128-52), g, 5 yo, Laurel Park, AOC, 7/13, 5 1/2f (T), Medaglia d'Oro—Strike It Rich: Sea Foam (119-49), c, 1:1.25, $26,790. Big Brown—Sashay Away: Big Rig (89-36), c, 2 yo, 3 yo, Finger Lakes, STK, New York Derby, 7/21, 1 Sidney's Candy—Riviera Cafe: Bootlegger Al (128-52), g, Presque Isle Downs, MSW, 7/10, 1mi, 1:42.39, 1/16mi, 1:46.19, $95,220. 3 yo, Grande Prairie, ALW, 7/20, 5 1/2f, 1:6.99, $2,120. $16,200. Midnight Lute—Nikki Tootsie: Runaway Lute (174-68), c, Silent Name (JPN)—Our Miss Jones: Carmenootz City Zip—Marchonin: Drynachan (207-93), f, 2 yo, 4 yo, Belmont Park, AOC, 7/4, 7f, 1:21.39, $42,000. (108-37), g, 3 yo, Woodbine, MSW, 7/21, 6 1/2f (T), Saratoga, MSW, 7/20, 5 1/2f (T), 1:3.33, $41,250. 1:15.25, $47,580. Cross Traffc—Alaska Miss: Crossing Alaska (13-4), f, Midnight Lute—Wallstreetmadness: Cantakeitanymore 2 yo, Belterra Park, MCL, 7/21, 5f, 1:0.28, $6,300. (174-68), g, 3 yo, Finger Lakes, MSW, 7/9, 6f, 1:11.47, Simmard—America's Lady: America's Simmard (33-6), $13,800. g, 3 yo, Gulfstream Park, MCL, 6/30, 1mi, 1:40.88, Desert Party—Grandma Lu: Party Like Grandma $15,000. (84-35), f, 2 yo, Finger Lakes, MSW, 7/12, 5f, 59.94, Mission Impazible—Toot Z Roll: Ben Z Rolls (62-31), c, $18,400. 3 yo, Finger Lakes, STK, Ontario County S., 6/25, 6f, Smart Bid—Femme Royale: The Real Ralph (10-4), g, 3 yo, Marquis Downs, MSW, 7/20, 6f, 1:13.20, $1,860. Fed Biz—Tulipmania: Market Bubble (10-2), c, 2 yo, 1:11.56, $30,000. Belmont Park, MSW, 6/30, 6f (T), 1:9.90, $37,200. Mission Impazible—Blindsidehit: Eight Oaks (62-31), f, 3 Speightstown—Safety Net: The Caretaker (148-70), c, 4 yo, Belmont Park, STR, 7/12, 7f, 1:22.72, $33,000. Flatter—Jonata: La Fuerza (154-67), c, 2 yo, Belmont yo, Belmont Park, MCL, 6/28, 6f, 1:13.22, $24,600. Park, STK, Rockville Centre S., 7/14, 6f, 1:12.27, Mission Impazible—Starship Kitty: Starlite Mission Speightstown—Glory Gold: Goldtown (148-70), f, 4 yo, Woodbine, MCL, 7/13, 6f, 1:12.20, $18,420. $60,000. (62-31), f, 3 yo, Belmont Park, MSW, 7/12, 1mi, Jump Start—Democrat Taxes: Sue's Fortune (124-57), 1:37.08, $37,200. Speightstown—No Fair: Town Fair (148-70), m, 5 yo, f, 2 yo, Belmont Park, MSW, 7/5, 5 1/2f, 1:4.15, Mission Impazible—Betroff Tough: Troffssio (62-31), f, Belmont Park, MCL, 7/14, 6f (T), 1:9.20, $24,600. $37,200. 3 yo, Belmont Park, MCL, 7/14, 6f, 1:12.20, $19,800. Stephen Got Even—Madilynreign: Stephen Got Mad Midshipman—St. Mary's Citi: Positively Jean (125-62), Mizzen Mast—Purple Cat: Catapult Jack (112-46), g, 5 (81-36), g, 6 yo, Finger Lakes, MCL, 7/19, 1mi 40yd, f, 2 yo, Belmont Park, MSW, 6/29, 6f (T), 1:11.16, yo, Parx Racing, MCL, 7/21, 1mi 70yd (T), 1:44.42, 1:47.01, $5,400. $37,200. $14,400. Stormy Atlantic—Jesse's Justice: Ride the Tide (108-41), Mission Impazible—Lavender Gem: Icy Lady (62-31), More Than Ready—Summer Solstice (IRE): Summer f, 3 yo, Thistledown, MCL, 6/25, 1mi, 1:44.84, $5,700. f, 2 yo, Delaware Park, MSW, 7/4, 5 1/2f, 1:7.67, Sweet (153-66), f, 4 yo, Belmont Park, ALW, 7/13, 6f Stormy Atlantic—Forest Lady: Bardstown (108-41), g, 7 $20,400. (T), 1:7.50, $39,000. yo, Albuquerque, SOC, 6/29, 1mi, 1:38.74, $7,260. Revolutionary—Alpha Charlie: Maiden Beauty (5-1), Munnings—Open Story: Open Book (123-65), g, 5 yo, Stormy Atlantic—Raffe's Dream: Dream Passage f, 2 yo, Belmont Park, STK, Lynbrook S., 7/15, 6f, Finger Lakes, ALW, 6/27, 5 1/2f, 1:5.34, $11,580. (108-41), f, 4 yo, Belmont Park, MCL, 7/7, 6f (T), 1:13.41, $60,000. New Year's Day—Pistolpackinsenora: Stolen Pistol 1:8.85, $24,600. Stay Thirsty—Poovey: Ma Meatloaf (112-50), f, 2 yo, (44-14), g, 3 yo, Belmont Park, AOC, 7/8, 6f (T), Stormy Atlantic—Devon's Delight: Gee'n Tee (108-41), g, Finger Lakes, MSW, 6/28, 5f, 59.50, $18,400. 1:7.40, $42,000. 4 yo, Finger Lakes, MCL, 7/21, 6f, 1:15.45, $5,400. Teufesberg—California Cate: Release the Memo Noonmark—Sudden Silver: Dona Luz (34-16), f, 4 yo, Stormy Atlantic—Forest Lady: Bardstown (108-41), g, 7 (31-10), f, 2 yo, Arlington, MCL, 6/29, 5f, 59.33, Finger Lakes, MCL, 7/16, 5 1/2f, 1:8.32, $5,400. yo, Albuquerque, SOC, 7/22, 6 1/2f, 1:15.75, $7,140. $11,400. Old Forester—Wistla: Teiaiagon (87-27), g, 5 yo, Assini- Street Cry (IRE)—Prophetically: Pop the Hood (83-36), g, Yes It's True—Reen: Lutsky (135-62), c, 2 yo, Belmont boia Downs, WMC, 7/13, 6f, 1:14.20, $4,920. 6 yo, Belmont Park, ALW, 7/8, 6f, 1:9.44, $46,200. Park, MSW, 7/12, 5 1/2f, 1:3.68, $37,200.

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First-Crop Yearlings GIANT SURPRISE MICROMANAGE Giant’s Causeway –Twisted Sis, by A.P. Indy Medaglia d’Oro – Catnip, by Flying Paster • Average Earnings/Runner - $85,000+ • Graded SW of $790,551 • 1.81 AEI – HIGHEST of all New York Sires • Triple Digit Beyers in Five Stakes • SIX - $100,000+ Earners, including: • Won/placed in 15 stakes, dirt and turf SUDDEN SURPRISE ($702,298) • Stakes winner at 3, 4, & 5 SUPER SURPRISE ($462,300) At Fasig-Tipton Saratoga NY Bred Preferred Sale August 11 & 12 Giant Surprise Micromanage 335 flly – We Kept Her (Victory Gallop) 344 flly – Won Perfect Rose (Air Forbes Won) 478 colt – Lake Toccet (Toccet) 391 flly – Dark Dolores (Strong Hope) 473 flly – Knight Tripp (Trippi) 556 colt – Procellous (Smarty Jones) 580 colt – Sakura Ballerina (Pure Prize) 616 colt – Stand On Top (Peaks and Valleys)

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