Beren Rallies for Win in Head-Bob Finish Over Candy Man Rocket In

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Beren (outside)/COGLIANESE PHOTO Victim of Love Earns Another ‘Big City’ Beren Rallies for Win in Win in Vagrancy Harvey’s Lil Goil Garners 101 Beyer in Head-Bob Finish over Candy 4-Year-Old Debut

Man Rocket in Gold Fever Gulfstream Park Charts BY BRIAN BOHL, picking up Roderick in the gallop out. NYRA PRESS OFFICE______American Gentleman led what became Florida Stallion Progeny List a five-horse field through an opening quar- ELMONT, NY—Susan Quick and ter-mile in :22.79 on the fast main track, Christopher Feifarek’s Beren made up five- with Beren tracking in fourth position. Florida Breeders’ List and-a-half lengths in the stretch, closing in Candy Man Rocket, under Junior on Candy Man Rocket with a strong outside Alvarado, overtook American Gentleman Wire to Wire Business Place move and gained the edge in the final stride at the front with the half going in :46.07, to win Sunday’s $100,000 Gold Fever by a and maintained the edge into the stretch. nose in a thrilling finish to the six-furlong But Beren rallied when straightened for Featured Advertisers sprint for sophomores at Belmont Park. home and the Weigelia colt had plenty in The eighth running of the Gold Fever reserve to close the deficit in the final six- Berrettini Feed saw Beren earn his first career stakes win teenth before getting up in time to win the in dramatic fashion, running down graded head bob in a final time of 1:11.25. Florida Department of Agriculture stakes-winner Candy Man Rocket under Beren, fourth last out after stumbling at FTBOA coaxing from jockey Manny Franco in the the start in the seven-furlong Bay Shore feature for the nine-race card. (G3) won by Drain the Clock on April 3 at Journeyman Stud Beren broke sharp from the inside post, Aqueduct Racetrack, notched his third win Ocala Breeders’ Feed & Supply remaining unscathed as Roderick stumbled in his last four starts. and unseated rider Joel Rosario coming “The class relief helped. He ran with Ocala Stud out of the gate from post three. Both horse some tough horses in the Bay Shore,” Franco Seminole Feed and rider were uninjured, with the outrider See GOLD FEVER on page 3

Continued from COVER said. “I knew the horse belonged here. I just wanted to make sure he broke better than he did last time. Today, he broke a step slow again, but I put him in the clear and he was comfortable after that. “He can go seven [furlongs], but I think the six furlongs made the difference today,” he added. Beren made his first six starts in his native Quaker State before moving up to graded stakes competition last month by trainer Butch Reid. “It was nerve-wracking, but Manny did a great job,” Reid said. “He got him straightened out and got him to switch leads and he finished really well.” Beren, off at 3-1, returned $8.60 on a $2 win bet and improved his career earnings to $160,420. “I love getting that New York money,” Reid said. “There’s noth- ing quite like it. You know when you come here, you've beaten the best. It’s a special treat to come up here and win a race.” Hall of Fame trainer Bill Mott shortened Candy Man Rocket up for his first sprint since being placed on the Triple Crown trail. After winning the mile-and-one-sixteenth Sam F. Davis (G3) in February at Tampa Bay Downs and finishing out of the money in the Tampa Bay Derby (G2) won by Helium and the Wood Memorial presented by Resorts World Casino (G2) taken by 72-1 longshot Bourbonic, the Candy Ride colt finished six-and-a-half lengths clear of Doubleoseven for second, earning a placing in his Belmont debut. “I had a great trip, really no excuses,” Alvarado said. “When we got to the wire I thought we held on, but I guess we didn’t. He ran great. I think he’ll get better with experience. He’ll probably do his better running going shorter distances.” The Wolfman and American Gentleman completed the order of finish. Starting on May 1, Belmont Park re-opened to a limited number of spectators. All admission must be purchased in advance at nyra.com/belmont/tickets/. Florida-breds Make Florida Racing Did you know Florida-bred thoroughbreds won 36.8% of races run at the recent Tampa Bay Downs season?

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Back to Top Page 5 Speedy Leggs Galore Goes Gate to Wire in Fran’s Valentine Victory BY SANTA ANITA PRESS OFFICE ______Mizdirection Stakes won by Constantia versus open company here on April 17, Leggs Galore ARCADIA, CA—In her first two turn assign- was the second choice today at 2-1 and she paid ment, William Sims’ homebred Leggs Galore $6.00. went to the lead and never looked back, taking “It opens the big door, to where we have two Sunday’s $100,000 Fran’s Valentine Stakes at options and just kind of pick the right spot that Santa Anita by three quarters of a length over suits her best,” D’Amato said, when asked by heavily favored Warren’s Showtime. Trained by TVG’s Britney Eurton about winning around Phil D’Amato and ridden by Ricky Gonzalez, two turns. “There’s a nice little Grade 3 at the Leggs Galore got one mile on turf in 1:34.85. end of the meet and I might try her in there. I With a pair of scratches earlier in the day, the think it’s the Wilshire [$100,000, at one mile on Fran’s Valentine was reduced to a field of four turf June 20]. When I saw 23, I was thinking older California-bred fillies and mares and to the 22 and change, 23 if we are lucky, and when I surprise of no one, Leggs Galore bounced out of Speedy Leggs Galore/BENOIT PHOTO saw that, I thought we had no excuses and we’ll the gate from her rail post and turned the race into a virtual parade to see what she’s made of. Ricky did a beautiful job.” the far turn, with Kristi’s Tiger a length-and-a-half off the lead three fur- Out of Sims’ Indian Charlie mare Cashing Tickets, Leggs longs out and Warren’s Show time another half-length back. Galore now has three stakes wins and six victories from nine over- With the chestnut Warren’s Showtime in high gear mid-way all starts. With today’s winner’s share of $60,000, she increased around the turn, she had the leader well within her sights while her earnings to $322,708. two lengths back turning for home, but Leggs Galore never Ridden by Juan Hernandez, consistent Warren’s Showtime was backed up and in fact maintained her advantage on the gallop out perhaps done in by the short field as much as anything else, as she around the Club House turn. attended the pace, but was unable to threaten the winner despite “The main thing with her is trying to get her to relax, get a mounting a solid stretch rally. breather down the backside,” Gonzalez said after winning for the Warren’s Showtime was second while finishing three-and-a- fifth-time in six mounts on Leggs Galore. “I knew that if she got half lengths clear of Pulpit Rider in third. Kristi’s Tiger completed it, that little breather, that she would be just fine because her speed the order of finish. is her main weapon and she proved that today.” Live racing resumes on Friday, with first post time for an eight- A well beaten sixth as the 6-5 favorite in the six furlong turf race card at 1 p.m.

Back to Top Page 7 Espinoza Splits with Agent Brian Beach BY SANTA ANITA PRESS OFFICE ______of lingering ailments stemming from a horse accident more than three years ago, in March of 2018. ARCADIA, CA—Victor Espinoza and Brian Beach, who reached “I understand Brian’s situation but I’m back and my goal right pinnacles in racing others can only dream about, have parted now is to win as many races as I can,” Espinoza said. company. Before the split, Espinoza and Beach enjoyed a wild ride. The Hall of Fame jockey and his agent of eight years went A member of the Hall of Fame since 2017, Espinoza burst their separate ways Saturday morning after Espinoza informed onto the international scene with Kentucky Derby (Grade 1) and Beach he is eager for more business Preakness (G1)-winner War Emblem in which the 58-year-old agent, through no 2002 and again with two-time Horse of the fault of his own, presently is limited in Year California Chrome seven years ago. generating. He then swept the Triple Crown on Through Saturday, Espinoza had only American Pharoah a year later, thus becom- 37 mounts this meet, winning four races ing a global celebrity appearing on with five seconds and seven thirds, good “Dancing with the Stars” and “The Tonight for purse earnings of $365,844. Show,” with lucrative commercial offers his “It’s tough; it’s not easy,” Espinoza, for the taking. who turns 49 on May 23, said. “We had Among his honors are Santa Anita’s great success together and we were a George Woolf Memorial Jockey Award, good team. I missed a lot of time because three ESPY’s as best jockey and three of injuries and the pandemic, but now I’m Kentucky Derby victories with War healthy and want to win more races.” Emblem, California Chrome and American Beach has been unable to beat the Pharoah. backstretch bushes on a regular basis to Espinoza overcame a career-threatening drum up business as most agents do since neck injury during a workout spill at Del he primarily is focused on resolving Mar on July 22, 2018 and miraculously health issues for his wife, Lotta, in Idaho, resumed riding seven months later. from where he has been commuting when “Victor wants someone at the track every possible. day and I’ve got family concerns that don’t Victor Espinoza/DUBAI RACING CLUB PHOTO Lotta has been coping with a multitude See ESPINOZA on page 9

Back to Top Page 9 Espinoza page 7 Continued from furlongs and is weighing allow me to be there every day,” explained Beach, an agent options for each. since 1990. “I moved to Idaho in January to benefit my wife’s They are Bruja health more than anything else. Escarlata, an undefeated 4- “We already owned a place there [in a town called year-old daughter of Street Worley, about an hour southeast of Coeur d’Alene], and I Boss owned by Kosta and needed to provide an atmosphere that was more conducive Peter Hronis, and Five Pics to her recovery. Please, a 3-year-old daugh- “I was traveling back and forth every week until the pan- ter of the Indian Charlie demic hit. That closed us down for a while and when we did stallion Cinco Charlie open up, agents weren’t allowed on the grounds and we were owned by Desert Sun doing [post position] draws via conference calls. Stables. “It wasn’t planned that way but it was working out. Things “Each has shown good began to loosen up over time, so now everybody’s kind of back form on both dirt and turf,” to normal but I still haven’t been able to be there on a fulltime the trainer said, “but I’m basis because I have family health concerns to worry about. John Sadler/BENOIT PHOTO not sure right now who will “Right now, Victor’s business is not in great shape and he run. Bruja Escarlata won wants to see if it will improve if he’s got an agent at the track in all three of her starts impressively, one on grass, and Five Pics person every day. Please just got beat (at 9-1) in a Grade 3 on turf (the Sweet Life “We’ve had a great eight years, and I think if he hadn’t had the on Feb. 14), so we have choices for them.” accident in 2018, we’d still be going strong. But that was so seri- Five Pics Please worked four furlongs this morning in :48.60. ous, and when he did come back, Santa Anita was shut down for As to Runhappy Santa Anita Derby (G1)-winner Rock Your a while, there was a lot of rain and it all prevented us from regain- World, who was sandwiched at the start of the Kentucky Derby ing our business. presented by Woodford Reserve (G1) losing all chance, Sadler “We were just getting going again last summer towards the said the son of Candy Ride has been back with him at Santa Anita end of the Big Meet at Santa Anita when the pandemic hit, so it’s for just under a week and is expected to return to work soon. been kind of an unfortunate way to end it. Sadler added that Rock Your World’s next race is uncertain, “But we’ve had tremendous success together. Winning the but the Belmont Stakes on June 5 is under consideration. Triple Crown is as big as it gets in this game and something not many agents ever experience, plus two Kentucky Derby wins, a Dubai World Cup, a Breeders Cup Classic—the biggest races out there and we’ve won ‘em all. Register Now for AHC Webinar “It’s been a great run.” Join the American Horse Council on Thursday, May 27 at 1:00 PM ET to learn about some of the many resources avail- The Chosen Vron Steps Up in Laz Barrera able to help owners, horses at risk, and horses in transition. Saturday Register in advance for this meeting: http://bit.ly/AHCWebinar The Chosen Vron seeks his first victory against open company Ashley Harkins, program director for the United Horse this Saturday in the Lazaro Barrera Stakes (G3) for three-year- Coalition, will demonstrate the UHC Equine Resource olds at six-and-a-half furlongs on the main track. Database, explore safety net programs available nationwide to The Chosen Vron worked four furlongs yesterday in :48.40. help owners in need of assistance, share the UHC’s COVID “It’s a big step up going against open company, but he’s earned Resource site, and reveal new initiatives planned for 2021. it,” said trainer Eric Kruljac, who owns a share of the chestnut The mission of the UHC is to advocate responsible owner- gelding with several partners. ship through education. One of the many facets of this mission The Chosen Vron, a son of the late stallion Vronsky, overcame is to inform owners about assistance options, not only during trouble to win the Echo Eddie Stakes against California-breds by the pandemic, but in any type of hardship. a length-and-a-quarter as the 3-5 favorite on April 3. Included in the discussion will be Emily Stearns, Program “He sure had a rough trip last time,” Kruljac said. “He was Manager of the Equine Welfare Data Collective. The EWDC bumped at the start and bumped at the eighth pole. Hopefully he’ll is a program of the UHC to collect, analyze, and report data move forward a little bit and he’ll probably have to with these.” on at-risk equines, those in transition, and the multitude of The Chosen Vron won his debut race against state-breds by equine welfare organizations working diligently to help those nearly seven lengths last Dec. 27, then pressed the pace against in need. Preakness-bound Concert Tour in the Grade 2 San Vicente Stakes The webinar will conclude with updates coming from UHC on Feb. 6 before his victory in the Echo Eddie. Members A Home For Every Horse, the ASPCA/Right Horse Initiative, and the American Association of Equine Practitioners about some of the programs and initiatives they Sadler Considers Two for Desert Stormer have been working on to help owners, at-risk horses, and horses in transition. 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Back to Top Page 11 Victim of Love Earns Another ‘Big City’ Win in Vagrancy BY NYRA PRESS OFFICE ______ELMONT, NY—Tommy Town Thoroughbreds' Victim of Love edged clear to a two-and-a-quarter-length score in Saturday's $150,000 Vagrancy Handicap (Grade 3), a six-and-a-half-furlong sprint for older fillies and mares at Belmont Park. Trainer Todd Beattie said it was an emotional victory after nearly losing the mare to colic following her third-place effort last summer in the Grade 1 Ballerina at Saratoga. “I actually was a tick choked up in the interview yesterday after Victim of Love/JANET GARAGUSO PHOTO the race,” Beattie said. “She puts such an effort out and when she than that,” Beattie said. “She has tactical speed and he knew with came back she was breathing hard. She just gives it to you and so the slow pace to go ahead and move a little earlier than you nor- many horses don't always give that effort, but she's not that way. mally would. She put a good effort in.” Although that was fairly easy for her, she put in a big effort. A native of Antigo, Wisc., hometown of Hall of Fame trainer D. “She [suffered from colic] last year at Saratoga after she was Wayne Lukas and the late horseman Clyde Rice, Beattie said he third in the Grade 1 [Ballerina won by Serengeti Empress],” con- prefers to live in a small town and train from his private facility at tinued Beattie. “I had to go to surgery with her at Rood and Riddle Penn National. and we had to nurture her back. When you nurture one back and “We have 50 stalls, a couple Equicizers and seven paddocks,” they get all the way back there to where they left off the year Beattie said. “I grew up in northern Wisconsin in the same town before, that gives you a real sense of pride.” as Wayne Lukas and Clyde Rice and we raced bush races in The 5-year-old Speightstown mare, piloted by Joel Rosario, Wisconsin. As soon as I graduated and could get paid to do this, I successfully defended her title in the 71st running of the presti- came out here and went to work for Clyde.” gious sprint by stalking the early speed of Sadie Lady before tak- Beattie said Victim of Love’s win was well received by the ing command at the stretch call. local racing community. “Joel gave her a hell of a ride. You couldn't draw it up any better See VAGRANCY on page 13

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As seen on WFSU public media website: Senate Advances Pari mutuel Decoupling Measure While Lead- ers Call Seminole Gambling Negotiations ‘Productive’ …Lonny Powell is CEO of the Florida Thoroughbred Breeders’ and Owners’ Association. He says thoroughbred horse racing is linked to positive economic impacts across the state. “It’s important to note that none of these positive impacts, economically and or quality of life would be achieved, nor would there be the need for the critical market of our highly recognized Florida horses, our farms, and our thoroughbred simulcast racing signals if live thoroughbred racing was not a requirement,” Powell says. The FTBOA has long taken a strong stand against decoupling efforts. Powell says the move could put 23,000 jobs and a thriving part of the state’s agriculture industry—namely horse breeding—at risk. But this year, he supports the move. That’s because a bill supported by Sen. Travis Hutson (R-Palm Coast) carves out thoroughbred horse races. Under his measure, pari mutuels that have traditionally held thoroughbred horse races must continue to do so if they want to operate slot machines and card rooms. Parimutuels that host other events such as harness racing, quarter horse racing, and jai alai can decouple. Hutson says the idea came from thoroughbred tracks…

Back to Top Page 13 Vagrancy page 11 Continued from The accomplished Beattie owns a career record of 1,739 career “Penn National is a real big draw in the countryside. Everyone wins from 8,156 starts for purse earnings of more than $27 mil- follows her closely,” Beattie said. “My phone blew up with every- lion, but he said he prefers to keep his operation small. one calling and congratulating me. They all feel part of it.” “I'm a horse lover and I like working around the horses,” Beattie’s wife, Amanda, is a key member of the team and gal- Beattie said. “I had times where I had a lot of horses and really lops many of their horses, including Victim of Love. He said he didn’t like it. I had 100 horses at one time and I didn't like it at all. values his wife’s honest assessment of their stock. I ended up being a business manager rather than a horse trainer. I “She's a real accomplished rider and rides this filly a lot. Last like to train horses. I ride every day myself and I like to work year at Saratoga she did all the riding there and is a good road among the horses. That's how I was raised.” team person,” said Beattie. “My wife might say things that some Boasting a record of six wins, three seconds and three thirds people wouldn't say. She's an accomplished rider and it comes from 18 starts with purse earnings of $408,199, Victim of Love with a lot of wisdom. Every day you get up and work on the hors- has demonstrated remarkable consistency in the female sprinter es, you learn something new. division. The well-bred 5-year-old is out of the graded-stakes win- “We were both thinking she was going to lay a good one ning Awesome Again mare Spacy Tracy and is a full-sister to grad- down,” he added. “We were concerned about the time off, but we ed stakes winner Benner Island and multiple stakes-winner High felt she was going to lay it down. She's doing really good this North. morning, too. She ate all of her feed and looks good. I'm really “I'm sure she'll be going into their broodmare band when the happy with her.” time comes. They’re looking for horses like her,” Beattie said. Harvey’s Lil Goil Garners 101 Beyer in 4-Year-Old Debut BY NYRA PRESS OFFICE______the Grade 3 Regret at Churchill Downs en route to a third in the Grade 1 Alabama at ELMONT, NY—Hall of Fame trainer Bill Saratoga. In her start prior to the Breeders’ Mott said he was satisfied with a tri- Cup Filly and Mare Turf (G1), Harvey’s Lil umphant return to action from Harvey’s Lil Goil became a Grade 1-winner when Goil, who shook off the rust after a six- defeating accomplished runners Micheline month layoff with a victory in Saturday’s and Magic Attitude in the Queen Elizabeth $150,000 Beaugay (Grade 3) at Belmont. II Cup on Oct. 10 at Keeneland. Owned by The Estate of Harvey A. Mott indicated that Harvey’s Lil Goil Harvey’s Lil Goil (outside)/DOM NAPOLITANO PHOTO Clarke, the daughter of 2015 Triple Crown will seek to parlay her winning ways into winner and third crop sire American Pharoah the $750,000 New York (G2) on June 4. included a win in the Dueling Grounds won her third graded stakes race in the mile- A Kentucky homebred, Harvey’s Lil Derby at Kentucky Downs, Moon Over and-one-sixteenth event over the inner turf. Goil is out of the unraced Tapit mare Miami was twice graded stakes placed at Harvey’s Lil Goil stalked longshot Gloria S – a half-sister to 2012 Kentucky Gulfstream Park over the winter when third Platinum Paynter and established com- Derby and Preakness winner I’ll Have in the Grade 2 Mac Diarmada and second mand in upper stretch, holding off a late Another as well as multiple graded stakes in the Grade 2 Pan American. confrontation from Lemista in the final winner Golden Award. “He’s just improved with the surface sixteenth to register a 101 Beyer. She was Mott also saw his ever-improving Moon change and the distance. I think both have making her first start since a close third in Over Miami add a Grade 1 placing to his really helped him,” Mott said. the Grade 1 Breeders’ Cup Filly and Mare resume with a hard fought inside stretch Michael Shanley’s homebred Nova Turf on Nov. 7 at Keeneland. rally to finish third in the Grade 1 Man o’ Rags added a second graded stakes pacing “She looked good yesterday, and looked War. Owned by Jane Lyon’s Summer Wind to his ledger when finishing two-and-a- good this morning,” Mott said. “I think she Equine, the bay son of Malibu Moon was 15 quarter lengths to Promise Keeper in the has shown enough speed in the past in lengths off the pace in seventh early on and Grade 3 Peter Pan going nine furlongs over some of her races to be effective at that dis- grew closer to the front around the turn as the main track. tance. She was probably as well-suited as the field tightened. He was in pursuit along “He did well. He looked good this some of the others in there, because I think the rail with dead aim on pacesetter Channel morning,” Mott said. some of the other horses in the race are bet- Cat but came up a neck shy of victory. Mott also briefly spoke of Juddmonte ter suited for longer distances.” Like Harvey’s Lil Goil, Moon Over Farms’ Obligatory, who won the Grade 2 Mott also won the Beaugay with Delta Miami also first found the winner’s circle Eight Belles on April 30 at Churchill Princess [2003] and Pommes Frites [2006]. over the main track when scoring by five Downs at 16-1 odds. The gray daughter of Following a fourth on grass in her lengths in December 2019 at Aqueduct. Curlin went back to one-turn after finishing career debut, Harvey’s Lil Goil won her Third time was the charm for Moon Over a distant fourth in the Grade 2 Fair Grounds first start over the main track in December Miami, who became a winner on grass at Oaks, which was her two-turn debut. 2019 at Aqueduct before taking the third asking when defeating winners going “It didn’t hurt,” Mott said of going back Busanda at the Big A. nine furlongs at Churchill Downs. to one turn. “But I wouldn’t rule her out of She made a triumphant return to grass in Coming off a 3-year-old season which a two-turn race.”

Back to Top As seen on The Center Square website: ‘Decoupling’ live racing from gaming on a rocket-docket for Florida Senate floor …Chair Sen. Travis Hutson, R-Palm Coast, told the (Florida Senate Regulated Industries) committee that (Gov. Ron) DeSantis and (Florida Senate president Wilton) Simpson have identified “a couple of issues we’d like to resolve and put to rest” in state gaming regulations and would “put the structure in place for when there is a compact.” SPB 7080 originally “decoupled” thoroughbred horse racing as well as jai alai, harness and standardbred horse racing, but was restored via an amend- ment Monday. Good thing, said Florida Thoroughbred Breeders’ and Owners’ Association CEO and executive vice president Lonny Powell because raising, training and racing thoroughbred horses employs 23,000 Floridians and generates $2.7 billion in economic impacts in the state, “far greater than that of baseball spring training.”…

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Copyright © 2004 Florida Stallion Progeny for Daily Racing Form Tuesday & Wednesday, May 11 & 12 Below is a list of runners sired by Florida stallions or former Florida stallions scheduled to start in races at racetracks across North America. Daily Racing Form, the information source for this list, does not include all North American racetracks. The list contains all data available at time of list generation. SENOR SWINGER DUKE OF MISCHIEF Tuesday, May 11 Rebel Traveller 1 Parx Racing Silver Duke 4 Penn National AWESOME OF COURSE Grey Dom 5 Mountaineer Park SOLDAT EXCLUSIVE QUALITY Don’t Eatthe Apple 6 Finger Lakes Two More Times 3 FD Racing Elusive Aura 7 Belterra Park El Gordo Navas 8 Mountaineer Park BIG DRAMA FIRST DUDE Dream Prizes 7 Thistledown SPANISH STEPS Shadow of Justice 6 Indiana Grand Dudes Lawyer 3 Thistledown BRETHREN Sky 8 Thistledown TEUFLESBERG GONE ASTRAY Town Jak 10 Parx Racing Smokin Cecilia 8 Thistledown Lune Lake 7 Finger Lakes TREASURE BEACH (GB) HANDSOME MIKE CIRCULAR QUAY J J Junior 2 Thistledown Miz Clipper 4 FD Racing And I Know 1 Belterra Park TRUST N LUCK Big Cyn 7 Finger Lakes CONGRATS Runs for Luck 5 Parx Racing Hickory Hill 2 Thistledown HE’S HAD ENOUGH Waterloo Sunset 6 Mountaineer Park UNCAPTURED Classy Lynn 1 Belterra Park Smite 8 Finger Lakes W W Valid 2 FD Racing Written Permission 4 Will Rogers Downs IN SUMMATION COOL COAL MAN Awesome Wonder 8 Thistledown Forman the Foreman 11Parx Racing Sum Nation 5 Evangeline Downs WESTERN PRIDE JESS’S DREAM COWTOWN CAT Justa Cowgirl 6 Thistledown Catabout 6 Thistledown W W Crazy 3 Indiana Grand My Little Lily 6 Thistledown WILDCAT HEIR Tap the Town 6 Thistledown Wild Winter 7 Mountaineer Park KANTHAROS Tommy’s Top Cat 11 Parx Racing Elzabe’s On Board 2 Indiana Grand DRILL Moon Eyes 5 Thistledown Iron Drill 5 Mountaineer Park WINSLOW HOMER Prince Amadeus 1 Mountaineer Park MACHO UNO FACTUM Lettered Olive 4 Indiana Grand Alexandra Kay 4 Mountaineer Park WITH DISTINCTION Will Runaway 5 Thistledown FIRST DUDE MASS MEDIA Myhessexpress 2 Parx Racing Amandas Lightening 7 Louisiana Downs Kairos 4 Parx Racing Wednesday, May 12 Harper’s Deelite 7 Louisiana Downs HE’S HAD ENOUGH A. P. WARRIOR C C’s Warrior 4 Penn National POMEROY Hopped Up 3 Indiana Grand Gonna Be Morgan 5 Finger Lakes Bronxville 4 Parx Racing AWESOME OF COURSE A T M Awesome 3 Penn National POSEIDON’S WARRIOR HIGH COTTON La Muneca 7 Thistledown General 4 Parx Racing BENNY THE BULL KANTHAROS Benny’s Legacy 8 Indiana Grand RATTLESNAKE BRIDGE Baja Rattle 2 Will Rogers Downs W W Kan Do 1 FD Racing BRETHREN Zumwalt 1 Mountaineer Park Eva’s Girl Grace 2 Penn National READ THE FOOTNOTES Knokke by the Sea 4 Parx Racing Tokyo 5 Parx Racing Jollyville 1 Will Rogers Downs Carimba 5 Indiana Grand Ceviche 5 Thistledown Dalton 10 Parx Racing CHITU SCOTTISH HALO KEYED ENTRY Landon’s Miracle 1 Thistledown El Chihuas 3 Will Rogers Downs Early Entry 5 Parx Racing Very Colorful 7 Parx Racing CLOSING ARGUMENT STRONG HOPE Native Wahoo 2 Thistledown Strong Style 3 Indiana Grand MR. SEKIGUCHI Executive Council 8 Evangeline Downs Pacific Image 5 Thistledown Ms. Wild Argument 11 Will Rogers Downs TEUFLESBERG Ganondagan 8 Finger Lakes POSEIDON’S WARRIOR CONGRATS Poseidon’s Passion 5 Indiana Grand Grins n’ Wins 4 Belterra Park TREASURE BEACH (GB) Jacks a Warrior 11 Parx Racing Grins n’ Wins 4 Thistledown Optimistic 2 Evangeline Downs Chasing Losses 6 Finger Lakes PROSPECTIVE Allison K 7 Penn National Mucho Prospect 2 Thistledown TWO STEP SALSA Chantaje 2 Penn National Prospective Forum 8 Thistledown COWTOWN CAT Publicist 2 Thistledown Two Step Slew 4 Finger Lakes PYTHON Milwaukee Cat 4 Belterra Park Atina Salsa 9 Parx Racing Hot August Storm 4 Grants Pass Skytown Cat 6 Thistledown Tomater Gator 10 Parx Racing RATTLESNAKE BRIDGE Fun and Games 4 Finger Lakes D’WILDCAT UNCAPTURED Crapaud 1 Evangeline Downs Free Dancer 10 Penn National READ THE FOOTNOTES Saratoga Wildcat 4 Penn National Miss Orienta 1 Will Rogers Downs D’festive Cat 6 Evangeline Downs WILDCAT HEIR Small Town Big Man 4 Will Rogers Downs Senorita Tsunami 8 Evangeline Downs Cat’s Rhythm 6 Belterra Park

Copyright © 2004 Florida Breeders’ List for Daily Racing Form Tuesday & Wednesday, May 11 & 12 Below is a list of Florida-bred runners scheduled to start in races at racetracks across North America. Daily Racing Form, the information source for this list, does not include all North American racetracks.

THISTLEDOWN Cuckoo Forcononuts 9 Porter Racing Stable, LLC Tuesday, May 11 Backcat 1 GoldMark Farm Free Dancer 10 Oakleaf Farm Liz & Norman wilson FINGER LAKES J J Junior 2 Fulgencio Morales Prado PARX RACING Fun and Games 4 Le Anne M. Robbins Mucho Prospect 2 Shade Tree Thoroughbreds Inc Pasatime 1 Los Samanes LLC Afandi 6 Kathie Haines & Carol Hershe Pacific Image 5 Bridlewood Farm Running Girl 3 George W. Brown Don’t Eatthe Apple 6 Jacks or Better Farm Inc. Will Runaway 5 Joseph Arango Florencia 5 Golden Legacy Stable Tokyo 5 Arindel FANDUEL SPORTSBOOK AND HORSE RACING Awesome Wonder 8 Jason DaCosta Cookin Roses 2 Midwest Thoroughbreds Prospective Forum 8 WK France & Cheryl McGuire Atina Salsa 9 Get Away Farm Broad Storm 9 TAG Stables Universiade 2 Glockenburg LLC Sky 8 Arindel Tomater Gator 10 Bill Scherer W W Valid 2 Ocala Stud Smokin Cecilia 8 Arindel Town Jak 10 Jaime Ramirez Grammar 3 Glockenburg LLC WILL ROGERS DOWNS Bizzy Gillespie 11 Wayne McFarland Miz Clipper 4 Alfonso N. Figliolia Written Permission 4 Ocala Stud He Runs the Line 11 Mary K. Haire INDIANA GRAND RACE COURSE Mr. Perez 11 Bridlewood Farm Poseidon’s Passion 5 Jim Gulick Wednesday, May 12 THISTLEDOWN MOUNTAINEER CASINO RACETRACK & RESORT BELTERRA PARK Landon’s Miracle 1 Juan Rodriguez Prince Amadeus 1 Teamwork Racing Company And I Know 1 Adolpho J. Exposito & Felicia Publicist 2 Linda Pastor & Robert Pastor Zumwalt 1 Robert Romine Jr. Exposito Dudes Lawyer 3 Good Beginnings Farm Alexandra Kay 4 Stonehedge LLC Classy Lynn 1 Lynne Boutte Ceviche 5 Arindel Grey Dom 5 Eduardo Soto Crown to the Gold 2 Carlos Munoz Moon Eyes 5 GDS Racing Stable Iron Drill 5 Jennifer Johnson & Gillian Johnson Ragtime Dolly 3 Ocala Stud & Centaur Farms, Inc. Bati Bati 7 Farm III Enterprises LLC Bella Basora 6 Farm III Enterprises LLC No Time to Yawn 5 Bruno Schickedanz La Muneca 7 Helen Barbazon & Joseph Barbazon Powerful Moon 8 Angela M. Ingenito &Spendthrift Gran Diamond 6 EICO Ventures EVANGELINE DOWNS Waterloo Sunset 6 Arindel Stallions LLC Optimistic 2 Leverett Miller, Linda Miller,Adam Squirrel 8 Faraway Farm Wild Winter 7 Harold J. Plumley Parker & Suzette Parker, El Gordo Navas 8 Tanourin Stable J Z’s First 5 James J. Crupi & Russell DePetrillo WILL ROGERS DOWNS Viper 8 Arindel Sum Nation 5 Waterford Stables, Inc. Baja Rattle 2 Dream Walkin’ Farms, Inc. Game Loading 10 Live Oak Stud PARX RACING FINGER LAKES Vinny Dream 2 Cedar Gate Farm LLC Two Step Slew 4 Get Away Farm Russian Runner 3 Glockenburg LLC Bronxville 4 Woodford Thoroughbreds INDIANA GRAND RACE COURSE General 4 Charles Patton Elzabe’s On Board 2 Michael Corder FTBOA Kairos 4 David Dizney W W Crazy 3 Maria M. Haire & Mary K. Haire Member Knokke by the Sea 4 Chris Pallas PENN NATIONAL Early Entry 5 Kathryn Standard Bluegrass Posse 1 Red Oak Stable Discounts: Luckytobeinamerica 5 Trilogy Stable & Plesa Chantaje 2 Porter Racing Stable, LLC • Restaurants • Personal Services Nick the Cardshark 5 Belvedere Farm Eva’s Girl Grace 2 Buddy Jones • Equine Equipment, Products Very Colorful 7 Larry Foggle C C’s Warrior 4 William Crigler & Beth Bayer Forman the Foreman 11 Hartley/DeRenzo Thoroughbreds Saratoga Wildcat 4 Hardacre Farm LLC & Services • Hotels & more! Inky Dinky Do 11 Brent Fernung & Crystal Fernung Silver Duke 4 McLaughlin Family Limited Part- Jacks a Warrior 11 Sun Thoroughbred Stable nership www.ftboa.com Tommy’s Top Cat 11 Thomas Kenwood Equels &Laura Ornery Angel 7 Destiny Oaks of Ocala Go to MEMBER BENEFITS, then Fabar Equels Reiterate 7 John B. Penn DISCOUNTS for details

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