Gulfstream's First 2-Year-Old Race Filled with Florida-Breds

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Gulfstream’s First 2-Year-Old FOR ADVERTISING INFORMATION Race Filled With Florida-breds or to subscribe, please call BY BROCK SHERIDAN ______Antoinette at 352-732-8858 or email: [email protected] The first race for 2-year-olds comes Thursday at Gulfstream Park with a field of eight 2-year-old fillies set to go four- and-a-half furlongs under special weight In This Issue: conditions in the day’s second race. Seven of the eight are Florida-breds with six of Ocala Fire Rescue Introduces those by Florida Thoroughbred Breeders’ Community Connect and Owners’ Association registered stallions, making them eligible for the Florida TRF Hosts Encore Webinar Sire Stakes. The FTBOA Florida Sire Stakes begins Calhoun Suspended for Ellis Park Positive Aug. 1 with the $100,000 Dr. Fager division and the $100,000 Desert Vixen divi- Commissioner Launches Keep Florida sion for fillies, both at six furlongs. The Growing Webpage series continues Aug. 29 with Affirmed division and the Susan’s Girl division for Interscholastic Equestrian Assoc. Cancels fillies, both at seven furlongs; and culmi- Wesley Ward/COADY PHOTO Remaining Competitions nates with the In Reality division and My Park and at other tracks around the nation COVID-19 Response Dear Girl division for fillies, both at a once their respective live racing seasons mile-and-one-sixteenth on Sept. 26. resume or begin. All 2-year-olds must have Gantt Shares COVID Industry Resources The FTBOA Florida Sire Stakes reached the actual date of birth during their Wildcat Heir for older horses will also be 2-year-old year to race and administration Down Memory Lane run Sept. 26 at a mile on the main track. of lasix will not be permitted within 24 Races for 2-year-olds will have addi- hours of post time. Tampa Bay Downs Charts tional conditions this year at Gulfstream The morning line favorite at 7-5 is the Wesley Ward-trained Lime, who will be Track Results & Entries racing in the pink and emerald green col- Local Feed Store List ors of Mrs. Fitriani Hay. Also bred in Florida by Ward, Lime is Florida Stallion Progeny List Iqball, who stands at Ward’s Ranch in Ocala, Fla., out of Home Alona, by Game Florida Breeders’ List Plan and she is set to break from post two with Tyler Gaffalione in the saddle. Wire to Wire Business Place Home Alona has produced three foals to race, two by Bring the Heat and a 4- Featured Advertisers year-old full-brother to Lime, all of which have been winners. Ocala Stud However, Lime’s credentials as the program favorite have come via the work tab Journeyman Stud where she has produced three bullet works, FTBOA the last of which was a three furlong breeze Florida Department of Agriculture on the turf at Palm Meadows in :34.70, the fastest of six works at the distance that Ocala Breeders’ Feed & Supply

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Continued from COVER morning. She also has a four furlong bullet work in :47.70 at Keeneland on March 18 and a four furlong work on Turfway Park’s Polytrack in :48 flat on March 25. She also has two four furlongs works from the gate, the most recent coming at Gulfstream Park West when she was clocked breezing in :50.40. Florida-bred Awesome Slew is the second choice in the morning line at 7-2 as a homebred product of Fred Brei’s Jacks or Better Farm Inc., located in Reddick, Fla. Edgard Zayas will ride the Ralph Nicks trainee, who comes by her morning line expectations via an impressive pedigree as a daughter of Ocala Stud stallion Awesome of Course out of Sequoyah Hills, by Hear No Evil. Sequoyah Hills is a full-sister to Brei’s multiple Grade 1-winning millionaire Jackson Bend, who counted among his many stakes wins the 2011 Forego Stakes (G1) at Saratoga and the 2012 Carter Handicap (G1). He is also one of eight males to sweep the Dr. Fager, Affirmed and In Reality divisions of the Florida Sire Stakes, which was known as the Florida Stallion Stakes when he accomplished the feat in 2009. Sequoyah Hills is also a half-sister to Brei’s multiple stakes- winner Grande Shores and multiple-stakes winner and stakes-pro- ducer Garter Belt. Awesome View’s last work was also notable having gone three furlongs in :36.74 breezing from the gate at Gulfstream Park on April 12, which ranked seventh fastest of 33 works at the distance that morning. Juan Alvarado will saddle Quinoa Tifah, who is the third choice in the morning line at 9-2 and 6-1 choice Preztel, both homebred products for Arindel Farm located in Ocala. Quinoa Tifah is by Gemologist, out of the Storm Cat mare Atrea, a half-sister to stakes-winner Molto Grande. Quinoa Tifah’s last works came April 12 at Gulfstream when she breezed three furlongs in :38.76 and April 5 at Gulfstream when she complete four furlongs in :49.11 breezing from the gate to rank 30 of 65 works at the distance. She also has two nice morning efforts at Arindel where she went four furlongs in :47.40 on March 29 and three furlongs in :35 flat, breezing from the gate. Quinoa Tifah will have to overcome her outside post nine and the short run to the first turn. Jockey Jaramillo Emisael has that assignment. Pretzel is by Arindel stallion Brethren out of Calorie, by Yes It’s True and she is a half-sister to Arindel’s Sweet Khaleesi, who won the $50,000 Sugar Loaf Key Handicap in 2017 at Gulfstream Park. Pretzel’s last work came April 9 at Gulfstream when she went four furlongs, breezing from the gate in :48.68, which was the sixth fastest work of 16 at the distance. Pretzel will be ridden by Paco Lopez from post seven. Another filly to look for is Yafa from the barn of Michele Nehei for owner Circle 8 and is 8-1 in the morning line. Yafa is by Pleasant Acres Stallions resident Handsome Mike out of the Smarty Jones mare Red Baroness and was bred in Florida by Tropical Racing LLC. Luca Panici will be aboard and Yafa has drawn post five. Her last works came April 9 at Palm Meadows where she worked four furlongs in :50.60 breezing from the gate (15/21) and four furlongs in :50.60 breezing on April 1, also at Palm Meadows. Also entered are Florida-breds Kitten’s Dream and Sophisticurl; and Sister Aurora, the lone non-Florida-bred.

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PRESS RELEASE______recent travel information and reporting symptoms associated with COVID-19, you help us identify high-risk occupants. OCALA, FL– Ocala Fire Rescue has been working with tech- Benefiting from Community Connect is free and easy. To nology partner First Due to release Community Connect, a pre- enroll, city of Ocala residents can visit www.OcalaFire.org. planning tool for fire and medical emergencies. Using a secure By creating your household profile, you equip firefighters with platform where residents share critical information, OFR aims incident-specific information before they respond to your to increase the rate of successful outcomes during emergent home. events - including calls arising from the Coronavirus (COVID- "The [Community Connect] profiles help us identify ways 19) pandemic. to protect your family, before arriving on the scene," said Intended as a tool that facilitates property and occupant Ocala Fire Chief Shane Alexander. "As we focus on limiting information to firefighters before they arrive on the scene, exposures to the Coronavirus, your completion of the COVID- Community Connect allows residents to share details about 19 module is the first step you can take to help us stop the their homes and the people within. With the pandemic at hand, spread." OFR is encouraging the public to not only register but com- For more information, click on the Community Connect plete the COVID-19 self-reporting module. By providing button on www.OcalaFire.org.

TRF Hosts Calhoun Suspended Encore Webinar For Ellis Park Positive BY BROCK SHERIDAN

Kim Weir, TRF Director of Major Gifts and Planned Giving, will Trainer W. Bret be hosting a “TRF Second Chances Behind the Scenes Virtual Calhoun, who is currently Tour: Saving Horses, Saving Lives” webinar. The session will pro- based at Oaklawn Park, vide an overview of the public-private partnership model that began a 10-day suspension underlies each of the TRF's Second Chances Programs across the Tuesday and was fined country. The TRF has seven programs in seven states including the $500 when a horse he program at Lowell Correction Institution in Ocala, Fla. TRF plans trained received a positive to launch two new programs later this year. With this lively and test for the Class B sub- interactive presentation, delivered via Zoom videoconference, Weir stance Cannabidiol. will share the evolution of the program since it began 35 years ago The test was taken and introduce each of the programs and their unique features, from Touch Blue, who fin- reflecting the different correctional facilities we partner with in ished first in the first race, each state. a $7,500 maiden claiming, at Ellis Park on July 6, Date: Friday, April 17 2019. Time: 2:00pm EST (40 min presentation + Q & A) Calhoun was suspend- Topic: TRF Second Chances "Behind the Scenes Virtual Tour": ed 30 days and fined, however, due to mitigating circumstances, Saving Horses, Saving Lives the suspension was reduced to 10 days to be served from April Venue: Zoom (RSVP required) 14 through ApriI 23, 2020. The remaining 20 days are stayed on Cost: None (donations welcome www.trfinc.org) the condition that no CIass A or class B medication violation CLICK HERE TO RSVP (reserve spot, receive calendar invite occurs in any racing jurisdiction within 365 days from the date & Zoom meeting link) of the ruling. Touch Blue was disqualified and all purse money was forfeited. According to equibase, Calhoun has 37 wins from 147 See Your Ad Here! starters this year with earnings of $1,575,607. Saturday, Calhoun Contact [email protected] won the $200,000 Oaklawn Stakes with 46-1 outsider Mr. Big or call 352-732-8858 for more information News.

Commissioner Nikki Fried Launches Keep Florida Growing Webpage TALLAHASSEE, FLA. – Today, Agriculture Commissioner find information on the Department’s food assistance pro- Nicole “Nikki” Fried launched the Keep Florida Growing grams, including Summer BreakSpot meals for children under webpage https://www.fdacs.gov/Agriculture-Industry/Keep- 18 during school closures, and Emergency Food Assistance Florida-Growing, a one-stop online portal with the Florida Program locations for low-income families. Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services’ COVID- For Media: News media can easily find press releases, offi- 19 food and agriculture-related information for Florida’s cial guidance, and videos for use in stories about the chal- farmers and ranchers, consumers, and news media. Fried lenges Florida’s agriculture community is facing during first announced the new page in a #KeepFloridaGrowing COVID-19. social media video. https://twitter.com/NikkiFriedFL/sta- Commissioner Fried and FDACS are committed to helping tus/1249728576905150466?s=20 farmers move their products to market, and helping “With COVID-19 deeply affecting not only Floridians but Floridians access that nutrition. These efforts include emer- also agriculture, our state’s second-largest economic driver, gency orders and recommendations issued by Fried to tem- we’re launching a new one-stop page to support consumers and porarily waive labeling requirements for cartons of eggs, and our agriculture community,” said Commissioner Fried. “We’re weight and size limits for trucks hauling agricultural prod- bringing together Floridians and their food producers in one ucts. Commissioner Fried also requested that retailers end place to share state and federal resources, ways to buy and sell consumer purchase limits on milk to reduce milk dumping by farm-fresh Florida products, and information on steps we’re dairy processors, and has sought accelerated USDA and SBA taking to keep Florida growing.” relief for Florida farmers. For Agriculture Producers: The Keep Florida Growing page features the Florida Farm To You commodities list, https://twitter.com/NikkiFriedFL/status/124972857690515046 6?s=20 where agriculture producers can have listed their farm- fresh products to be found by buyers, food banks, and con- FTBOA Member Discounts: sumers. The page also features information on economic assis- • Restaurants • Hotels • Personal Services tance, such as SBA loans, USDA assistance, and state emergency bridge loans, as well as state purchasing programs for • Equine Equipment, Products & Services & more! agricultural commodities, and the latest actions Commissioner Fried and FDACS are taking to support farmers, including emergency orders. www.ftboa.com For Consumers: Florida’s consumers will find convenient access to food-related information, including a U-pick farm Go to MEMBER BENEFITS, then locator where farm-fresh produce can be found, reducing trans- DISCOUNTS for details portation costs for agriculture producers. Consumers can also

Back to Top Page 7 Interscholastic Equestrian Association Cancels Remaining Competitions PRESS RELEASE ______• Travel turmoil and cancellations • Conflicts with other shows once we pass usual calendar season COLUMBUS, OH—The IEA board of directors and staff have been extensively reviewing factors and options related to Covid- Roxane Durant, IEA Co-founder and Executive Director stated, 19 and the remainder of the IEA 2019-2020 season. With much “As an organization that is based in community, we must consider disappointment, we announce all IEA competitions for Hunt Seat, the needs of our entire membership base across the country and Dressage and Western disciplines are cancelled for the remainder across disciplines to make our decision that assures the safety and of this competition year, which was originally scheduled to con- welfare of all IEA members and our equine partners. This was an clude on June 14th. unbelievably hard decision because it disappoints so many, espe- As always, human and equine welfare are of the utmost impor- cially our senior riders. To lessen the setback, we are revising tance to IEA and lie at the heart of this difficult decision. The some rules and making changes relative to this decision so current Coronavirus continues to be a health danger aross the Country for riders have more options for next season. In addition, we plan all—every age; everywhere. We all should follow the guidelines some special surprises for our riders, including providing a schol- of our Government and Health officials and because IEA has arship opportunity for every senior.” members in 46 states, the rules vary extensively from state to Gary Carpenter, IEA Board Member and National Reining state. It is expected the Coronavirus guideline variances will Horse Association (NRHA) Commissioner stated, “The NRHA widen over the next few months, complicating parent and coach and IEA are affiliated organizations and for many years the IEA decisions regarding health, travel and expenses. Among other has held its Western Finals during the NRHA Derby in June. I items going into this difficult decision are: agree the IEA needed to make a decision at this time. Currently, we still plan to hold the Derby. Unlike the IEA, our competitors • Riders not able to practice ride and transport their own horses. Of course, come June, we will • Horses not in working condition abide by all Coronavirus guidelines and act accordingly.” • Concerns from horse providers The 2020-2021 IEA show season is scheduled to begin • College partners shut down since March and mandated September 1, 2020 with membership opening early May for new through July and returning members.

BY TONY MOORE, UF/IFAS ______Resources include infographics, FAQ flyers and a series of educational webinars which provide access to experts on topics GAINESVILLE, FLA. – Extension Horses, through a partnership directly affecting equine owners and operations. The webinar between UF/IFAS Extension equine faculty and several other series is being advertised through the Extension Horses web- land grant universities, has developed resources for horse own- site and social media outlets in response to the huge volume of ers and managers to provide information and support during similar questions being asked of Extension horse specialists COVID-19. and county Extension agents around the United States. Extension Horses includes horse specialists from universi- “The COVID-19 situation is simply too big for one univer- ties around the country working together to bring horse owners sity to address, but together we are bringing key information to and professionals timely, research-based online information the U.S. horse industry,” she said. “This is a constantly evolv- that safeguard horse and human health during the pandemic. ing situation. The exchange of information and knowledge tak- “Equine Extension specialists from UF/IFAS, Cornell ing place among Extension Horses members and leading University, Oklahoma State University, Purdue University, the experts in other state and national level organizations including University of Minnesota and Michigan State University collab- the American Horse Council, American Association of Equine orated in this effort to compile guidance on COVID-19 from Practitioners, state agriculture agencies, horse breed organiza- trusted, science-based sources into more concise, visual for- tions, and other industry partners, greatly enhances our ability mats for quick reference and the ability to distribute via social to assist our clientele.” media,” said Carissa Wickens, UF/IFAS Extension equine spe- These resources including the webinar series can be found cialist. by visiting horses.extension.org. Gantt Shares COVID Industry Resources on EquiSport News

cific and timely content to assist agricul- and accurate news.” ture, farming, and thoroughbred breeders The radio show is available via the BBS and owners. She also noted how College of Live broadcast, TuneIn Radio, or on the Central Florida interns were working www.EquisportNews.com website. remotely to complete their studies and Legends of the sport and key newsmak- were doing projects including identifying ers talk about the industry in their own changes in feed store operations and also words. His interviews have included jock- creating a resource list of equine charities, eys, consignors, bloodstock agents, media, their needs and what creative programs industry professionals, trainers, owners they are offering to those they help. and breeders. Founded in 2011, EquiSport News is A few of the radio guests have included hosted by Florida-based horse breeder and Joe Bravo, Niall Brennan, Charlsie Canty, FTBOA’s Tammy Gantt joined owner Les Salzman from Loxahatchee, Kurt and Carl Becker, Steve Cauthen, EquiSport News on April 9 to share with Fla. The show is produced in California. Michael Dickinson, Tony Black, KC listeners efforts the association has been Salzman enjoys the history of the sport and Wojciechowski, Gary Contessa, Ercel taking to keep industry members informed those who are a part of that history. Ellis, Terence Collier and Diane Crump, of resources developed due to the coron- “Exploring the history of the game is Leroy Jolley, Jack Van Berg, Tom avirus (COVID-19) crisis. During her important in an industry steeped in tradi- Biederman, Mark Webster, Todd interview, she touched on topics including tion, we attempt to bring the legends to our Wojciechowski, Ercel and Jackie Ellis, the feed supply chain, breeding shed proto- audience, allowing them to share the past Michael Finney, Betsy Sell, Lynda Sasscer cols and the shift in the marketplace for the in their own words,” Salzman said. “My Hill, Maggi Moss, Trish McLoughlin, sales. goal when founding EquiSport was to Stacie Clark, Michael Blowen, Maria Gantt also highlighted how Wire to bring the latest from the racing world using Borell, and Richard Schosberg. Wire racing digest is serving as a key our team of reporters, commentators and Previous shows can be found at resource for the Florida industry with spe- correspondents providing the most current www.EquisportNews.com .

BY JO ANN GUIDRY ______My Dear Girl became the second Florida-bred national champion when she was named the 1959 champion 2-year-old filly. Needles, the 1955 champion 2-year- old colt, had been the first Florida-bred national champion By Rough’n Tumble out of Iltis, by War Relic, My Dear Girl was bred by Ocala Stud Farms and owned by Frances A. Genter. It was the latter’s husband who named the champion filly after his favorite way of addressing his wife, ‘Now my dear girl.’ Frances Genter and My Dear Girl also shared the same birthday of Feb. 17. In only the second start of her career, My Dear Girl was entered in the Florida Breeders’ Stakes at Sunshine Park and went off at odds of 17-5. She bested the field of 25, winning the three-furlong event by two lengths. She followed that with a five- length victory in the Miss Chicago Stakes, setting a track record of 1:03 1/5 for the five-and-a-half furlongs. With subsequent tallies in the Gardenia Stakes and Frizette My Dear Girl/FILE PHOTO Stakes, My Dear Girl brought her seasonal earnings to $192,622. She became the first Florida-bred filly to of $20,600. He was consigned by Bonnie Heath Farm and Jack earn more than $100,000 and was named the year’s champion 2- Dudley. year-old filly. James Bright, the pioneer of Florida racing and breeding, died Thanks largely to My Dear Girl, her sire Rough’n Tumble was at the age of 93. Elmo Shropshire, who had managed Dickey that year’s leading Florida sire with total progeny earnings of Stables, and his wife Ethel were killed in an automobile accident $260,496. He was the fourth-leading juvenile sire in the country, in Miami. represented by My Dear Girl, Conestoga, Carrollton and Rough Fellow. Campaigned by the Genters, Rough’n Tumble (Free For All— Roused, by *Bull Dog) first stood at Ocala Stud in 1956. Joe O’Farrell had bought an interest in him in 1954, first standing him in Maryland for $250. In 1957, Rough’n Tumble went back to stand in Maryland before coming back for good to Florida. Now owned solely by Ocala Stud, he stood in 1959 for a stud fee of $1,000. Wedlock, also by Rough’n Tumble, became the first Florida- bred filly to win a classic race when she captured that season’s Kentucky Oaks. Wedlock won the first division of the 1959 Kentucky Oaks, while Florida-bred New Star finished fourth and Florida-bred Indian Maid turned in a runner-up performance in the second division. In mid-1959, Ocala-based Meadowbrook Farm was sold to a syndicate which included Joseph LaCroix. Later, LaCroix would become sole owner of Meadowbrook Farm. At Bonnie Heath Farm, the first foals by champion Needles arrived. Carl G. Rose was once again Florida’s leading breeder by num- ber of Florida-bred winners with 38. Ocala Stud was second with 29. On the year, Florida-breds had won or placed in 34 open stakes races. Ten Florida-breds were assigned to the Experimental Free Handicap. At that year’s Florida Breeders Sales Association’s 2-year-olds CLICK HERE for the latest in training sale at Hialeah Park, a total of 55 horses sold for a gross of $292,200. The sales average was $5,314. The sales topper The Florida Horse ONLINE was Pio, a colt by Fly Away out of Sis Brier, who brought top price

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Back to Top Page 15 List of Local Feed Stores Special Operations Berrettini Feed Specialists STORE: STORE: Sparr (all stores) Delivery: Yes, $500 minimum, 30-mile Martin’s Larsen Farms Quality Hay Sales Delivery: Yes, no minimum radius around Ocala 270 W CR 466 21091 NE Highway 27 Fee:$75 for materials, $20 for feed Fee: $25 Oxford, FL 34484 Williston, FL 32696 within 25 miles; 2.50 a mile after that Hours: Mon-Fri 8 am-5:30 pm Sat 8 Hours: Mon-Sat 7 am-6 pm Sun 10 (352) 748-3756 (352) 529-0888 am-1 pm am-4 pm Pay CC over phone: Yes Pay CC over phone: No, card form sent via email Notes: No deliveries on Saturdays, Newport Hay Offering Tribute & Nutria horse feeds, Rural King Notes: Don’t delivery on Sundays, Call Delivery: Yes, no minimum for delivery livestock feeds, shavings and pellets, Delivery: No, online orders, in-store Fee: Within 20 miles $40 a ton, other- and general livestock supplies for pickup wise depends on distance STORES: delivery. Call to place an order. Notes: Pay online or in store to pickup Hours: Mon-Sat 9 am-5:30 pm Sun 10 Sparr Building & Farm Supply- Sparr am-4 pm 13033 NE Jacksonville Rd. STORES: STORE: Hwy 27 Store Pay CC over phone: You can. Sparr, FL 32192 Rural King Ocala 13052 N. US Hwy 27 Notes: Call to place delivery (352) 622-7063 Ocala, Florida 34482 2999 NW 10th St Sparr Building & Farm Supply- Williston (352) 629-1447 STORE: Ocala, FL 34475 240 S Main Street, Hwy 40 Store Newport Hay Hours: 7am-9pm everyday Williston, FL 32696 4255 W Highway 40 101 SW 57th Ave (352) 622-2142 Ocala, Florida 34482 (352) 528-6177 Ocala, Florida 34474 Sparr Building & Farm Supply- (352) 629-4299 Sanders Farms (352) 237-9797 Wildwood Delivery: Yes, $200 minimum 6000 Signature Drive Dunnellon Feed & Farm Supply Fee: $25, Locally Wildwood, FL 34785 Ocala Breeders Feed and Supply Delivery: Yes, About 40 miles out Hours: Mon-Fri 8 am-5 pm Sat 8 am-2 pm (352) 330-1718 from store Delivery: Yes, Minimum 20 bags Pay CC over phone: Yes Fee: $30 usually but varies a bit by Fee: 20-39 bags $15, 40-79 bags $10, Notes: No deliveries on Sundays Call to place distance 80+ bags Free a deliver order or for more information. Tractor Supply (all stores) Hours: Mon-Fri 9:30 am-6 pm Sat Hours: Depends on Store Delivery: Not from store, 3rd party does STORE: 9:30 am-3 pm Pay CC over phone: No, card form sent delivery Sanders Farms Pay CC over phone: Yes, or account via email Fee: Dependent on 3rd party, not all on file 5950 Sw 6th Pl Notes: Call feed mill to place delivery items can be ordered online for delivery Notes: Call to place an order. Can Ocala, Fl 34474 order, deliveries run Monday-Friday Hours: Mon- Sat 8 am-6 pm, Sun 9 am-6 pm deliver on Sat if needed. (352) 873-8660 Pay CC over phone: No, online ordering at www.tractorsupply.com STORE: STORES: Notes: Order online and Curbside pick- Dunnellon Feed & Farm Supply Mill/Corporate Office: Seminole Feeds 5304 S Hwy 41 (Feed Sales Only) up for orders, Online ordering parking Delivery: Yes, Minimum 10 bags or bales and call ahead for pallet sized orders Dunnellon, Florida 34432 431 NW 27th Ave (352) 875-4889 Fee: Anywhere in Marion County, starts they will have you park on the side. Ocala, FL 34475 at $20 decreases with more you order, Hours: Mon- Fri 7:30 am - 4:30 pm 40 bags or a ton: Free STORES: (352) 629-8686 Larsen Farms Hours: Different for each store TSC-Ocala North FL Airport Road Location Delivery: Yes, Distance varies Pay CC over phone: No, they setup 7351 North Us Hwy 441 (Retail Store, Hay & Feed Sales) Fee: Depends upon mileage accounts with payment information on file Ocala, FL 34475 Hours: Mon-Fri 8 am-5 pm Sat 8 am- 1171 SW 60th Ave Notes: Deliver Tuesday-Friday, different (352) 368-9937 12 pm Ocala, FL 34474 routes are different days. Call store TSC-Ocala South FL Pay CC over phone: Yes, once hay is Hours: Mon-Fri 7:30 am -5:30 pm regarding pickups or to place a delivery 1751 Southwest 134th St weighed Sat 7:30 am - 4:30 pm Ocala, FL 34473 Notes: Call to place an order or for (352) 237-3399 (352) 307-9200 more information on how they deliver. STORES: OBFS Highway 27 Store Location TSC-Dunnellon FL Smaller loads taken by individual con- (Retail Store, Hay & Feed Sales) Seminole Stores Ocala 11242 North Williams St tractors; Larger loads done by Larsen 315 NE Watula Ave Farms themselves 6855 N US Hwy 27 Dunnellon, FL 34432 Ocala, FL 34482 Ocala, FL 34470 (352) 489-7495 STORE: Hours: Mon- Fri 7:30 am - 5:30 pm (352) 732-4143 Larsen Farms Sat 8 am – 4 pm Hours: Mon-Fri 9 am-5:30 pm, Sat 9 United Hay Sales 13221 N US Hwy 27 (352) 402-0303 am-1 pm, Closed Sunday Ocala, FL 34482 Seminole Stores 40 West Delivery: Yes, Minimum $100 worth Fee: In Marion County $25 & up (352) 867-8333 5740 W Highway 40 Hours: Mon-Fri 8 am-5:30 pm, Closed Quality Hay Sales Ocala, FL 34482 on Sat Delivery: Yes, usually $350 minimum (352) 237-3222 Martin’s Larsen Farms Pay CC over phone: Yes but waived minimum fee for now Hours: Mon- Fri 8 am - 5:30 pm, Sat 8 Delivery: Yes, No minimum Notes: Taking orders at the door and on Fee: Based on distance am-3 pm, Sun 10 am-4 pm Fee: Distance based $25- 10 miles, the phone, Curbside pickup Hours: Mon- Fri 8 am -5:30 pm, Sat 8 $30-11-19 miles, $35 20-30 miles for Seminole Stores Belleview am -3 pm a ton 5904 SE Hames Rd STORE: Hours: Mon-Fri 8:30am - 5:30pm, Sat Pay CC over phone: Yes, or cash or Belleview, FL 34420 United Hay Sales 8:30am - 2:00pm check upon delivery, check requires (352) 245-9280 13101 W Hwy 326 Pay CC over phone: Yes copy of DL Hours: Mon -Fri 8 am -5:30 pm, Sat 8 Ocala, FL 34482 Notes: No deliveries on Saturdays Notes: No deliveries on Saturdays am-3 pm, Closed Sunday (352) 351-8861

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Copyright © 2004 Florida Stallion Progeny for Daily Racing Form Thursday & Friday, April 16 & 17 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. OVERDRIVEN FLASHSTORM Thursday, April 16 Driven to Compete 4 Oaklawn Park Juan Boly 7 Gulfstream Park ADIOS CHARLIE R Mercedes Boy 9 Gulfstream Park Famous N Flashy 8 Tampa Bay Downs Charlie the Greek 9 Gulfstream Park Unpublished 9 Gulfstream Park He Iz Gone 9 Gulfstream Park FORT LOUDON RATTLESNAKE BRIDGE First Navy Admiral 2 Gulfstream Park AMIRA’S PRINCE (IRE) Showit 6 Oaklawn Park Our Fantasy 5 Gulfstream Park St Joe Viper 8 Gulfstream Park GONE ASTRAY Passionate Hachi 1 Tampa Bay Downs AWESOME OF COURSE RIDE ON CURLIN Karatbars 3 Tampa Bay Downs Awesome View 2 Gulfstream Park Sophisticurl 2 Gulfstream Park Cat Gone Quick 7 Gulfstream Park Nit Pick 3 Gulfstream Park SHAKESPEARE HANDSOME MIKE BENNY THE BULL French Quarter 11 Gulfstream Park Running for Riz 9 Gulfstream Park Game Boy Benny 9 Gulfstream Park TWO STEP SALSA HE’S HAD ENOUGH BIG DRAMA Quick Step Ed 9 Gulfstream Park Snow and Lillylynn 1 Gulfstream Park Centsless Drama 1 Gulfstream Park Wonder Blondy 1 Gulfstream Park Jost Sayin 1 Gulfstream Park UNCAPTURED R U Royalty 5 Gulfstream Park Cherorama 4 Gulfstream Park HELLO BROADWAY Elusive Ro 11 Gulfstream Park Drama in Dixie 8 Gulfstream Park Broadway Pete 7 Gulfstream Park WITH DISTINCTION BRETHREN Silent Tiger 11 Gulfstream Park IMPEACHMENT Pretzel 2 Gulfstream Park Impeachment Ace 1 Los Alamitos Genghis 7 Gulfstream Park Earthquake 8 Gulfstream Park MACHO UNO Friday, April 17 Mucho Macho Dan 4 Oaklawn Park CAJUN BREEZE AWESOME OF COURSE The Mary Rose 5 Oaklawn Park Cajun Brother 9 Gulfstream Park La Belle de Course 3 Tampa Bay Downs Hy Riverside 6 Gulfstream Park CONGRATS BAHAMIAN SQUALL POSEIDON’S WARRIOR One for Richie 1 Oaklawn Park Lovielee 3 Tampa Bay Downs Poseidons Myth 2 Gulfstream Park Probably Grace 4 Gulfstream Park BIG DRAMA Erin Go Braugh 5 Tampa Bay Downs Poseidon’s Passion 8 Gulfstream Park EXCLUSIVE QUALITY Game Day Drama 1 Tampa Bay Downs Trev 10 Gulfstream Park Kid Drama 6 Tampa Bay Downs PROSPECTIVE Big Yes 7 Tampa Bay Downs Nationalist 1 Gulfstream Park GONE ASTRAY Ferland’s Prospect 2 Tampa Bay Downs Fast Loaded 9 Gulfstream Park BIONDETTI Beinfun 7 Gulfstream Park A Beautiful Day 4 Gulfstream Park GRAEME HALL Ricky Run 5 Tampa Bay Downs Li’l Meatball 11 Gulfstream Park BRETHREN Very Amusing 11 Gulfstream Park Bailey 2 Gulfstream Park RATTLESNAKE BRIDGE Gatsby 2 Gulfstream Park Silver Palms 1 Gulfstream Park HANDSOME MIKE Jane 4 Gulfstream Park Esor 5 Tampa Bay Downs Yafa 2 Gulfstream Park Loriloupies 8 Gulfstream Park Lucky Mike 6 Gulfstream Park CAJUN BREEZE Just Right Mike 2 Gulfstream Park SENOR SWINGER HE’S HAD ENOUGH Peppi 2 Gulfstream Park Maspero 4 Tampa Bay Downs Silverly Enough 9 Gulfstream Park CHITU SOLDAT HELLO BROADWAY Bronx Rumble 6 Tampa Bay Downs Sir Swaysalot 5 Tampa Bay Downs Harryhee 10 Gulfstream Park Silver Tunes 8 Gulfstream Park TELLING INDY WIND CONGRATS Road Game 3 Oaklawn Park Pachanga Party 11 Gulfstream Park Young American 1 Tampa Bay Downs Not Telling 5 Tampa Bay Downs Indy Ride 6 Tampa Bay Downs KANTHAROS The Exception 7 Tampa Bay Downs THE BIG BEAST Youreoutofcontrol 3 Gulfstream Park Free the Beast 8 Gulfstream Park Queen Kantharos 4 Gulfstream Park COWTOWN CAT Scar 8 Gulfstream Park Irritator 10 Oaklawn Park TREASURE BEACH (GB) Absolute Grit 9 Gulfstream Park Special Beach 4 Gulfstream Park Sarasota County 10 Gulfstream Park EXCHANGE RATE Josefa 5 Gulfstream Park Delta Forum 3 Los Alamitos River Hawk 6 Tampa Bay Downs KHOZAN Prince Khozan 6 Gulfstream Park FAPPIE’S NOTEBOOK TWO STEP SALSA Khozy My Boy 7 Gulfstream Park Silao 7 Tampa Bay Downs K C Twostep 7 Tampa Bay Downs KISS THE KID FIELD COMMISSION UNCAPTURED Just Kidding 9 Gulfstream Park Hall Rich Legacy 2 Gulfstream Park Captured by Fate 7 Gulfstream Park Draftable 7 Tampa Bay Downs MACHO UNO WILDCAT HEIR Uno Baby Bird 3 Gulfstream Park FIRST DUDE Royal Squeeze 6 Gulfstream Park Holy Muchacho 7 Gulfstream Park King Dude of Ocala 1 Tampa Bay Downs First Homestead 6 Tampa Bay Downs WITH DISTINCTION MILWAUKEE BREW Putin Online 6 Tampa Bay Downs Miami Rose 3 Tampa Bay Downs Wild About You 7 Oaklawn Park Valiant Virtue 6 Tampa Bay Downs Leaving Home 7 Tampa Bay Downs

Copyright © 2004 Florida Breeders’ List for Daily Racing Form Thursday & Friday, April 16 & 17 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. Elusive Ro 11 Red Sunset Farm Loriloupies 8 Max Ubide Thursday, April 16 French Quarter 11 Kathleen A. Taylor Poseidon’s Passion 8 Jim Gulick GULFSTREAM PARK Gran Malbec 11 Ric Deg Farm & Luisa Degwitz Silver Tunes 8 Pernel T. Bagwandeen &Clinton Centsless Drama 1 Hallmarc Stallions LLC Li’l Meatball 11 George J. Kerr Bagwandeen Jost Sayin 1 Hallmarc Stallions LLC Nick the Cardshark 11 Belvedere Farm Running for Riz 9 Jody Veitch & Linda Riznick Awesome View 2 Jacks or Better Farm Inc. Pachanga Party 11 Larry A. Bell Vinnie Van Go 9 Brent Fernung, Crystal Fernung & Kitten’s Dream 2 Victor Falzone Silent Tiger 11 Jennifer Quinones JoseLucio Mendoza Servin Lime 2 Wesley Ward Very Amusing 11 Larry Foggle Magic Street 10 Richard Brodie Mystery Bank 10 Gelfenstein Farm Pretzel 2 Arindel OAKLAWN PARK Quinoa Tifah 2 Arindel Exhort 2 Bridlewood Farm LOS ALAMITOS Sophisticurl 2 Helen Barbazon & Joseph Bar- Bow and Arrow 3 Michael Meeks Trojan Magic 3 Loren Nichols bazon Control Stake 3 B.P.N. Yafa 2 Tropical Racing LLC J P’s Gladys 6 Stephanie Jones OAKLAWN PARK Nit Pick 3 Mary Robinson Showit 6 Francisco Gardea Town Drunk 2 David Berman Terry Jade 3 Greydawn Stables & Machmer Wild About You 7 Becky Boyd Road Game 3 Stonewall’s Prestige Stallions, As Hall Agent Weekend Dreamer 3 Sally J. Andersen Union Salute 4 Rustlewood Farm, Inc. Youreoutofcontrol 3 Edgar Estevez Friday, April 17 Cascade King 6 Bridle Oaks Farm Inc. Irritator 10 James K. McFadyen, Kenneth F. 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