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Nicanor B, 2006 Entered Stud in 2013 NICANOR b, 2006 Dosage (14-8-21-2-1); DI: 2.41; CD: 0.70 See gray pages—Royal Charger RACE AND (STAKES) RECORD Hail to Reason, 1958 Turn-to, by Royal Charger Age Starts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned 18s, SW, $328,434 Roberto, 1969 308 f, 43 SW, 4.47 AEI Nothirdchance, by Blue Swords 2 0 0 0 0 — 14s, SW, $339,902 3 5 2 2 0 $60,900 500 f, 86 SW, 3.37 AEI Bramalea, 1959 Nashua, by Nasrullah 38s, SW, $192,396 4 8 2 0 2(2) $78,972 Dynaformer, dkb/br, 1985 30s, SW, $671,207 9 f, 8 r, 7 w, 1 SW Rarelea, by Bull Lea 5 3 0 0 0 $7,500 1,284 f, 143 SW, 2.29 AEI 6 2 0 0 0 $325 His Majesty, 1968 Ribot, by Tenerani 9.07 AWD 22s, SW, $99,430 Totals 18 4 2 2(2) $147,697 Andover Way, 1978 640 f, 59 SW, 2.40 AEI Flower Bowl, by Alibhai 18s, SW, $372,471 Won At 3 13 f, 11 r, 9 w, 2 SW On the Trail, 1964 Olympia, by Heliopolis An allowance race at Del ($40,050, 9f, turf in 1:52.95, Unraced dftg. White Holiday, Stevil, Rabbit Tracks, Tatnall 9 f, 9 r, 7 w, 3 SW Golden Trail, by Hasty Road Street, No Mesa With Me, He’s Solid Gold, Blood Mr. Prospector, 1970 Raise a Native, by Native Dancer Moon). 14s, SW, $112,171 A maiden special weight race at Del ($39,750, abt Carson City, 1987 1,178 f, 181 SW, 3.98 AEI Gold Digger, by Nashua ¼ 15s, SW, $306,240 8.5f, turf in 1:46.31, by 15 , dftg. Today’s Man, 1,025 f, 100 SW, 1.82 AEI Blushing Promise, 1982 Blushing Groom, by Red God Supreme Day, Irish Blarney, Mr. Vanderbilt, Get a La Ville Rouge, b, 1996 Unraced Lawyer, Forest Lord, Whistlejacket, Ready Rumble, 25s, wnr, $262,594 1 f, 1 r, 1 w, 1 SW Summertime Promise, by Nijinsky II King Congaree). 7 f, 5 r, 5 w, 4 SW King's Bishop, 1969 Round Table, by Princequillo Won At 4 8.56 AWD 28s, SW, $308,079 A race at Bel ($52,000, 8.5f, turf in 1:42.70, dftg. La Reine Rouge, 1978 210 f, 30 SW, 2.82 AEI Spearfsh, by Fleet Nasrullah 2s, SW, $19,708 Skipadate, No Inflation, Baletti, Lemon Cream Pie, 14 f, 11 r, 10 w, 2 SW Silver Betsy, 1971 Nearctic, by Nearco Pleasant Strike, Lime Rickey). 34s, wnr, $55,375 A race at Del ($38,000, abt 8.5f, turf in 1:43.28, by 5 f, 5 r, 4 w, 2 SW Silver Abbey, by Djeddah 2½, dftg. Crew, Followmyfootsteps, Doctor Cal, Inbreeding: 4sX5d Nashua. Toccet’s Charm). 3rd Sussex S (8.5f, to Pickapocket, Bullsbay, dftg. IIIT, Razorback Breeders’ Cup H, gr. III, etc.), GOZZIP Lavender’s Lad ($200,917, 2nd Carterista H, 3rd Tybalt). GIRL (American Oaks Invitational S, gr. IT, Sands Point Miami Mile Breeders’ Cup H, gr. III, etc.). Three Coins Up S (8.5f, turf, to Sal the Barber, S, gr. IIT, etc.), VERGENNES (Early Times Hollywood GIVEN US HOPE. 3 wins at 3 and 4, $48,700. Dam of Followmyfootsteps, dftg. Bangalore Gold, War Derby, gr. IT, Jamaica H, gr. IIT, etc.), HARMONIOUS FRONTIER TOUR ($139,789, champion 2yo colt in Hoot, Carson Hall, Oil Man). (Queen Elizabeth II Challenge Cup S, gr. IT, American PR, Clasico Fanatico Hipico, PR-III, 2nd Clasico SIRE LINE Oaks S, gr. IT, 2nd Del Mar Oaks, gr. IT, etc.), KARLOVY Agustin Mercado Reveron, PR-III, 3rd Clasico Jose Nicanor is by DYNAFORMER, stakes winner of 7 VARY (Central Bank Ashland S, gr. IA, etc., to 4, Coll Vidal, PR-I), Keep On Giving ($58,540, 2nd races, $671,207, Jersey Derby (gr. II), Discovery H (gr. 2013),COLLECT THE CASH (Queen Elizabeth II Mountain Valley S). II), Lucky Draw S, 2nd Gallant Fox H (gr. II), General Challenge Cup S, gr. IT, etc.), TAX RULING (Calvin PAPAL QUEEN. Winner at 3. Producer. Dam of Body George S, 3rd Dixie H (gr. IIT). Houghland Iroquois Hurdle S, NSA-I twice, etc., to 10, and Soul ($60,519, 3rd Thornbird S, in Jam). To November 3, 2013: Sired 21 crops, 1,284 foals, 1,112 rnrs 2013), STAR BILLING (Matriarch S, gr. IT, Senorita S, SENTIMENTAL SAGA. Winner at 3. Dam of WILD (87%), 828 wnrs (64%), 168 2yo wnrs (13%), 143 sw gr. IIIT, 2nd Clement L. Hirsch S, gr. IA, etc.), WHITE EMOTIONS (Premio Dia da Justica, Brz-III, Premio (11%), 2.29 AEI, 1.72 CI, 564 sale yrlgs, avg $146,219, MOONSTONE (Meon Valley Stud Fillies’ Mile, Eng-I, Jockey Club do Parana, etc.). Granddam of 3.37 TNA. etc.), MABOU (New York Turf Writers Cup Steeplechase EMMA’S ENCORE ($398,248, Prioress S, gr. I, In 2013: 40 2yos, 11 2yo rnrs, 6 2yo wnrs, 8 sw, 9 sale yrlgs, H, NSA-I), MYSTERY GIVER (Mervin H Muniz Jr. Victory Ride S, gr. III, 2nd Sunshine Millions Filly avg $374,444. Memorial H, gr. IIT, etc.), CASINO HOST (Mervin H and Mare Sprint S, 3rd Inside Information S, gr. II, NEXT GIRL DYNAFORMER has sired AMERICAIN (champion Muniz Jr. Memorial H, gr. IIT, etc.), STARFORMER (New to 4, 2013), (Gran Premio Seleccion, stayer in Eur and Aust, champion older male twice in York S, gr. IIT, etc.), etc. Uru-I). ANNIE CAKE Fr), LUCARNO (champion 3yo colt in Eng, Ladbrokes DYNAFORMER’S 2013 stakes winners are POINT OF ELSOMA. Unraced. Dam of ($164,971, Broomsage St. Leger, Eng-I, Ladbrokes Great Voltigeur S, Eng-II, ENTRY (gr. IT), STARFORMER (gr. IIT), MARGANO, Sorority S, gr. III, 3rd Candy Eclair S), etc.), RAINBOW VIEW (champion 2yo filly in Eng and WORRIED MAN, SOMEWHAT (in Eng), WILLING FOE (in ($40,065, 3rd Our Mims S, to 3, 2013). Eur, champion 3yo filly in Ire), BLUE BUNTING (cham- Eng), DRUMSHAMBO (in Eng), EA. 3rd dam pion 3yo filly in Eng, QIPCO One Thousand Guineas, DYNAFORMER’S other sons as stallions include SILVER BETSY. 7 wins, 3 to 5, $55,375. Dam of 5 Eng-I, Darley Irish Oaks, Ire-I, etc.), WIENER WALZER DYNEVER (59 foals, 6 SW, 2.05 AEI), MILT’S foals, including— (champion 3yo colt in Ger, IDEE Deutsches Derby, Ger- OVERTURE (83 foals, 8 SW, 1.65 AEI), PURIM (159 LA REINE ELAINE. 8 wins, 2 to 4, $174,722, I, Rheinland-Pokal, Ger-I, etc.), OCEAN SILK (champion foals, 3 SW, 1.31 AEI), etc. Gallorette H (gr. IIIT), Conniver H, 2nd Martha 3yo filly in Eng, Caffreys Lupe S, 2nd Aston Upthorpe FAMILY Washington H, Ambassador of Luck H, All Brandy Yorkshire Oaks, Eng-I, etc.), MEEZNAH (champion H, 3rd Queen Isabella H. Dam of LA REINE’S older female in Eng, DFS Park Hill S, Eng-II, I-Shares 1st dam TERMS ($804,591, NTRA Great State Challenge Lillie Langtry S, Eng-III, etc.), MCDYNAMO (champion La Ville Rouge. 6 wins, 2 to 4, $262,594, 2nd Noble Turf Invitational S, Bald Eagle Breeders’ Cup H, steeplechaser three times), BARBARO (Kentucky Derby Damsel H (gr. IIIT), Tempted S (gr. III), 3rd Long Labor Day H, etc., sire), SUNSET PARTY ($73,578, Presented by Yum! Brands, gr. I, Florida Derby, gr. I, Island H (gr. II), Sheepshead Bay H (gr. IIT). Dam Fall H), Racing Prince ($54,832, 2nd William Holy Bull S, gr. III, etc.), PERFECT DRIFT (Stephen of 7 foals, including— Thompson S). Granddam of BOBBIE USE Foster H, gr. I, Hawthorne Gold Cup H, gr. II, Lane’s BARBARO (by Dynaformer). 6 wins at 2 and 3, ($104,969, Tropical Park Oaks, 2nd Miss Grillo S). End Spiral S, gr. II, etc.), POINT OF ENTRY (Joe Hirsch $2,302,200, Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! La Reine Noir. 2 wins at 3, $25,355, 2nd Caesar’s Turf Classic Invitational S, gr. IT, Man o’ War S, gr. IT, Brands (gr. I), Florida Derby (gr. I), Holy Bull S (gr. Wish H. Producer. Sword Dancer Invitational S, gr. IT, Woodford Reserve III), Tropical Park Derby (gr. IIIT), Laurel Futurity. LA REINE BLANCHE. Winner at 2. Dam of Manhattan H, gr. IT, etc., to 5, 2013), FILM MAKER LENTENOR (Dynaformer). 4 wins, 3 to 5, $184,406, CRUMPTON ($218,673, Ben Cohen S, 2nd (Queen Elizabeth II Challenge Cup S, gr. IT, La Kitten’s Joy S. Housebuster H, Maryland Million Sprint H, 3rd Prevoyante H, gr. IIT, All Along Breeders’ Cup S, gr. IIIT MARGANO (Dynaformer). 4 wins, 2 to 4, 2013, Chase Me S, Retirement Home For Horses S), twice, etc.), RISKAVERSE (Flower Bowl Invitational S, $178,409, Eight Thirty S, 2nd Capital City S, Tiller S. Wabinodin ($52,762, 3rd Free Press Sprint H). gr. IT twice, Queen Elizabeth II Challenge Cup S, gr. IT, HOLY GROUND (Saint Ballado). 3 wins at 2 and 3, MARLODGE. Producer. Dam of Blading Saddle etc.), SAND SPRINGS (Diana S, gr. IT, Just a Game $98,280, Stanton S, 3rd Woodlawn S, Mel’s Hope ($130,782, 3rd Dixie Belle S, Dixie Miss S). Breeders’ Cup H, gr. IIT, Lake Placid H, gr. IIT, etc.), S. Sire. Granddam of DURING ($822,364, Swaps S, gr. II, BRILLIANT SPEED (Toyota Blue Grass S, gr. IA, Nicanor (Subject stallion). San Fernando Breeders’ Cup S, gr. II, Jerome H, gr. Saranac S, gr. IIIT, etc.), DYNAFORCE (Beverly D. 2nd dam II, Discovery H, gr.
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