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FASTEST OBS WORK TIMES EQUALED
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SAYING GOOD-BYE TO DINNY PHIPPS
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TAMPA RUNNERS SCORE GRADE I WINS
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GODOLPHIN, UNDER ARMOUR TEAM UP
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KID CRUZ, SALUTOS AMIGOS EXCEL IN WINS
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GOOD OLD TIME FOR TRAINER RON MCANALLY
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NYRA OFFERS OPTIONS FOR REORGANIZATION
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JFK BOUND FOR SOUTH AMERICA
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Brody's Cause going to the winner's circle after the Blue Grass at
Keeneland
ROMANS: BRODY'S CAUSE IS BEST DERBY SHOT
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By Ron Mitchell
T
rainer Dale Romans is the first to acknowledge
his previous starters did not instill confidence
going into the Kentucky Derby (gr. I); Albaugh Family
Stable's Brody's Cause, however, looks to be his best
chance so far to win the classic.
"They were all doing good, but they all had question marks," Romans said of his Derby runners that include third-place finishers Dullahan (2012) and Paddy
O'Prado (2010), and fourth-placed Shackleford (2011).
"This is my best shot. He is bred for a mile and a
quarter, and he is a multiple grade I winner on dirt."
A 3-year-old son of Giant's Causeway purchased
for $350,000 at the 2014 Keeneland September
yearling sale, Brody's Cause reinforced his status as
one of the leading contenders for this year's Derby,
accelerating to a 1 3/4-length victory over My Man
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ROMANS: BRODY'S CAUSE IS BEST DERBY SHOT
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Sam and Cherry Wine in the April 9 Toyota Blue
Grass (gr. I).
The Blue Grass is the colt's second grade I victory—he won Keeneland's Breeders' Futurity last
year—improving his record to 3-0-1 from six starts,
with $1,123,138 in earnings.
Bred by Gabriel Duignan, William Arvin Jr., and
Petaluma Bloodstock in Kentucky, the colt was the
second choice in the 14-horse Blue Grass field.
Overseeing his vast stable of horses at Churchill
the morning of April 12, Romans said he was not
surprised by Brody's performance since the colt's
greatest attribute is his "quick turn of foot."
The trainer added, "This is a serious, serious racehorse. He does everything you want a horse to do."
If anything, the second-generation trainer is
surprised by the colt's third to eventual juvenile
champion and current Derby favorite Nyquist in last
year's Breeders' Cup Juvenile (gr. I) at Keeneland and
his inexplicable seventh in the March 12 Tampa Bay
Derby (gr. II).
"We never could come up with an excuse for the
Tampa Bay performance. I guess we'll just draw a
line through it," Romans said.
Although not as accomplished as his stablemate,
Cherry Wine is 23rd on the Road to the Kentucky
Derby points list and is also expected to make the
Derby's 20-horse maximum field.
"He's a solid horse who, if he gets in, will be competitive," Romans said. BH
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Trainer Mark Casse has confirmed that he
has picked 14 horses from Fred Brei's Jacks
or Better Farm. The horses were previously
trained by Stanley Gold.
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also drew recent grade I winner Tara's
Tango.
HEART TO HEART HEADS MAKER'S 46
MILE Terry Hamilton's Heart to Heart,
winner of three consecutive races and
four of his past five for trainer Brian
Lynch, tops a field of nine entered for the
$300,000 Maker's 46 Mile (gr. IT) coming
up at Keeneland April 15.
DERBY-FOCUSED BAFFERT IS OVER
'PHAROAH' BLUES "When you have a
horse like Mor Spirit and Cupid that could
be competitive, there's a little hope, a
little dream there," the trainer said. "But
you still have to get there, just get in that
gate."
NYQUIST JOGS ON KEENELAND TRAINING
TRACK Champion Nyquist jogged on
Keeneland's synthetic training track a day
after galloping on the main track at the
Lexington oval. He is slated to work for the
first time since winning the Florida Derby
(gr. I) April 15.
MJC TO COMPLETE FACILITY UPGRADES
THIS WEEK The Maryland Jockey Club will
complete two of several major projects
this week at Pimlico Race Course and
Laurel Park.
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MOUNTAINEER TO OPEN 2016 SEASON
SATURDAY A total of 94 horses (including
also-eligibles) have been entered for the
nine-race card, which features a first-race
post time of 7 p.m.
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FASTEST OBS WORK TIMES EQUALED
By Ron Mitchell
he fastest day-one eighth-mile and quarter-mile
times were equaled Tuesday, April 12, during day
two of the under tack show for the upcoming Ocala
Breeders' Sales Co's April spring sale of 2-year-olds in
training.
During this second of six under tack sessions, Hips
305, 323, and 395 worked the fastest eighth in :09 4/5.
A Kentucky-bred son of Haynesfield, Hip 305
descends from a strong female family that includes
top racemare and producer Personal Ensign. The
$25,000 purchase at last year's Keeneland September sale, is consigned by Cary Frommer.
Hip 323, a Flatter colt, also has a strong pedigree—third dam is champion sprinter Safely Kept.
Consigned by James Brewer, he was a $70,000
Keeneland yearling.
An $85,000 purchase at Keeneland's yearling sale
and consigned by Grassroots Training & Sales, Hip
395 is a son of Macho Uno.
The quarter-mile breeze time of :20 3/5 that
equaled Monday's fastest time was turned in by Hip
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Hip 242 breezed a quarter-mile in :20 3/5 equaling the fastest time
from day one's under tack show
242, a Florida-bred son of Shackleford from Envision
Equine's consignment. From the family of grade I
winner El Brujo, the colt was bred by English Range
Farm.
The sale takes place April 19-22 and the under tack
shows continue at 8 a.m. daily through April 16. BH
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SAYING GOOD-BYE TO DINNY PHIPPS
By Teresa Genaro
T
had been transformed from a "sleepy breed registrar" to an organization that protected the welfare of
horses and increased horse racing's integrity, thanks
to Phipps' creative and financial investments. Phipps
served as chairman of The Jockey Club from 1983 to
2015, when Janney assumed the chairmanship. In
2015 TJC acquired a majority interest in Blood-Horse.
Each man spoke of the devotion between Phipps
and his wife, Andrea, detailing particularly her dedication and care while Phipps wrestled with a number
of ailments during the last five years of his life.
As part of the service, Phipps' son Ogden Phipps II
read "The Fishermen's Prayer," which Dinny Phipps,
an avid outdoorsman, suggested be included.
I pray that I may live to fish
Until my dying day.
And when it comes to my last cast,
I then most humbly pray:
When in the Lord's great landing net
And peacefully asleep
That in His mercy I be judged
Big enough to keep. BH
SKIP DICKSTEIN
he racing world was well represented April 12 at
the funeral of Ogden Mills "Dinny" Phipps, held at
St. James' Church on Manhattan's Upper East Side.
Phipps died of pancreatic cancer April 6.
Nearly filling the church, which accommodates
1,200 people, Phipps' friends and family celebrated
his life and mourned his death in an Episcopalian
service preceded by remembrances from friend and
outdoorsman Carl Navarre, former New York City
mayor Michael Bloomberg, and Phipps' cousin and
partner Stuart Janney III.
Together they created the image of a man devoted to his family and committed to integrity who
harbored a sense of humor and fun that lurked close
beneath a serious surface.
Navarre told of meeting Phipps in 1975 as the
guide on a Florida fishing trip during which they ran
out of gas 30 miles off shore. With no radio and daylight fading, Phipps was unperturbed.
"He sat back in the boat, lit a cigar, and said, 'You'll
figure it out,' " recalled Navarre.
Working for Phipps meant becoming
a part of his family, he said, "He was a
big man with a big heart. He was loved
and revered."
Although Phipps never had a horse
that swept the Kentucky Derby (gr. I), the
Preakness Stakes (gr. I), and the Belmont
Stakes (gr. I), Bloomberg pointed out
that he'd won a more important Triple
Crown of family, business, and community. In particular, Bloomberg noted that
horse racing was "cleaner, safer, and
better in many ways" due to Phipps' contributions as an owner/breeder and as
chairman of both the New York Racing
Association and The Jockey Club.
Speaking of their time together
in New York and Florida, Bloomberg
quipped that having a boat called Buckpasser was ironic for a man who, he
said, "never passed the buck."
Janney, with whom Phipps co-bred
and -owned his only Kentucky Derby
winner, Orb in 2013, observed that under Ogden Mills "Dinny" Phipps (left) and Stuart Janney III celebrating their 2013 Kentucky
his cousin's stewardship, The Jockey Club Derby (gr. I) victory by Orb
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TAMPA RUNNERS SCORE GRADE I WINS
By Frank Angst
hree 3-year-olds who made their previous starts
at Tampa Bay Downs registered top-level wins
April 9 at Keeneland and Aqueduct racetracks.
Ashbrook Farm's Weep No More, who won a January maiden race and the Suncoast Stakes in February
at Tampa, rallied to secure her first graded stakes
victory in the Ashland (gr. I) at Keeneland.
Later that afternoon Albaugh Family Stable's
Brody's Cause bounced back from a seventh-place
finish in the March 12 Tampa Bay Derby (gr. II) to win
Keeneland's Blue Grass (gr. I).
Repole Stable homebred Outwork, who finished
second to stablemate Destin in the Tampa Bay Derby
after winning a February allowance-level race at Tampa, secured his first graded stakes win in the Wood
Memorial (gr. I).
Destin, Outwork, and Brody's Cause are pointing
for the Kentucky Derby (gr. I), where they will attempt
to add their name to a short list of Derby winners
who prepped at Tampa: Street Sense and Super
Saver.
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Weep No More, 30-1 winner of the grade I Ashland, started her career
at Tampa Bay where she won two out of three
Weep No More is pointing for the Kentucky Oaks
(gr. I) where she'll try to join Luv Me Luv Me Not
(1992), and Secret Status (2000) as Oaks winners also
exiting Tampa races. BH
GODOLPHIN, UNDER ARMOUR TEAM UP
By Blood-Horse Staff
heikh Mohammed's Godolphin racing and breeding operation has joined Jordan Spieth, Steph Curry, Tom Brady and Cam Newton by partnering with
Baltimore-based clothing company Under Armour.
A milestone for the industry, announced April 12, the
global sports brand will provide specialized clothing for
jockeys, trainers, and other members of Team Godolphin.
"As two prestigious global sporting brands, Godolphin and Under Armour are natural partners. The
vision and values of Godolphin directly mirror Under
Armour's brand mission to help all athletes perform
at their best, through the relentless pursuit of innovation and excellence," said John Ferguson, CEO and
racing manager for Godolphin.
"Together, we can take horseracing apparel to
the next level with the ultimate aim of delivering
a long-lasting impact for the benefit of the equine
industry at large."
The newly designed apparel features cutting-edge
technology and unique features, such as a jacket
developed by and tailored for Godolphin which allow
jockeys the best range of movement for riding.
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Newly designed Under Armour apparel for Godolphin includes a jacket
allowing jockeys the best range of movement for riding
Under Armour is helmed by Kevin Plank, the company's CEO and chairman of the board. Since 2007 he
has owned Sagamore Farm, a 530-acre estate in Glyndon, Md. Plank also races horses and won the 2010
Breeders' Cup Filly and Mare Turf (gr. IT) with Shared
Account.
Under Armour will supply over 1,500 members of
Team Godolphin with attire. BH
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KID CRUZ, SALUTOS AMIGOS EXCEL IN WINS
By Frank Angst
eteran runners Kid Cruz and Salutos Amigos
found the main track at Aqueduct Racetrack very
much to their liking April 9, both earning the week's
best Equibase Speed Figures of 117.
Kid Cruz, a 5-year-old, won the 1 1/4-mile Excelsior (gr. III), and 6-year-old Salutos Amigos earned
his first grade I win in the Carter Handicap. The 117
ESFs—a figure also earned by Calculator in his close
runner-up Carter finish—topped this week's list.
Kid Cruz may be heading for a strong 2016, as the
son of Lemon Drop Kid has posted back to back 117s in
his two starts this season. When Kid Cruz earned a 117
with his season-opening victory in the John B. Campbell
Stakes at Laurel Park it matched his career-best.
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Salutos Amigos (left) and Calculator both earned 117 Equibase Speed
Figures when they fought out the finish of the Carter Handicap
Top 10 Equibase Speed Figures Since Apr. 5
Horse
Finish
Race, Track, Distance, Date
117
Kid Cruz
1
Excelsior S. (gr. III), AQU, 10f, 4/9
117
Salutos Amigos
1
Carter H. (gr. I), AQU, 7f, 4/9
117
Calculator
2
Carter H. (gr. I), AQU, 7f, 4/9
116
Sioux
1
ALW, AQU, 8f, 4/8
116
Madefromlucky
2
Excelsior S. (gr. III), AQU, 10f, 4/9
115
Quick Casablanca (CHI)
1
San Juan Capistrano S. (gr. IIIT), SA, 15fT, 4/10
115
Toledo Eddie
1
AOC, AQU, 8f, 4/10
115
Unbridled Juan
2
AOC, AQU, 8f, 4/10
114
Ami's Flatter
1
Commonwealth S. (gr. III), KEE, 7f, 4/9
114
Chief Lion
1
AOC, SA, 6f, 4/9
114
Macagone
1
Danger's Hour S., AQU, 8fT, 4/10
114
What a View
1
Thunder Road S. (gr. IIIT), SA, 8fT, 4/9
114
Dads Caps
3
Carter H. (gr. I), AQU, 7f, 4/9
Salutos Amigos has settled into a
nice rhythm as the 6-year-old Salute
the Sarge gelding also has earned
two straight ESFs of 117, after earning that number for his Tom Fool
Handicap (gr. III) win March 12 at Aqueduct. In December 2014, Salutos
Amigos earned his top ESF to date
with a 123 in winning the Gravesend
at Aqueduct. BH
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GOOD OLD TIME FOR TRAINER
RON McANALLY
By Lenny Shulman
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t the end of a 15-furlong race that went in about
three minutes and 20 seconds, anybody would
feel a bit older.
But 83-year-old Hall of Fame trainer Ron McAnally
summed it up in the winner's circle after the April 10
San Juan Capistrano Stakes (gr. IIIT) when he said of
the winner, 8-year-old Quick Casablanca, "He's old,
just like me."
It was a rewarding victory for McAnally, coming on
closing day of Santa Anita Park's winter/spring meeting, and fitting in several ways. McAnally made his
reputation not only with the legendary John Henry
but also with South American imports such as dual
champions Bayakoa and Paseana, and, more recently, the brilliant Candy Ride.
Quick Casablanca, a Chilean-bred, was 2012's
Horse of the Year and champion 3-year-old male
in his native land and a group I winner in Chile and
Argentina. McAnally's brand is so strong he was given
the bay son of Until Sundown by owner Pablo Gomez
even though the two men have never met.
"He just told me to do what I thought was right,"
said McAnally.
Also, McAnally has specialized in two-turn runners
and, in fact, was winning the marathon San Juan
Capistrano for the fourth time, following Interaction
(2013), Amerique (1998), and John Henry (1980). The
race was lengthened a furlong this year to avoid running over a muddy stretch when the field crossed the
main track.
"He's an old pro," McAnally said of Quick Casablanca. "He's been to Chile and Argentina and New
York and now California."
The New York portion of Quick Casablanca's
career came in 2013 when he was first imported and
given to trainer Christophe Clement.
"Clement said he didn't like the soft turf back
there," said McAnally, who added with his trademark
chuckle, "Well, it couldn't have been any softer than
what we had here the other day." California had
Quick Casablanca wins the 1 7/8-mile San Juan Capistrano with jockey
Tyler Baze in the irons
experienced an uncharacteristic deluge of rain in the
days before the race.
McAnally famously kept John Henry in top form
through age 9 by working him in the afternoons between races when the gelding would get his competitive juices fired up.
"Everyone thought we were showing off," said
McAnally, "but he'd just lollygag around in the morning and you couldn't keep him fit unless you worked
him between races. This horse here you can train like
a younger horse. He does everything right."
Quick Casablanca, whose bankroll now approaches $750,000, will get a rest before being pointed to
either the Arlington Million XXXIV (gr. IT) or Del Mar
Handicap (gr. IIT) in August. BH
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 2016
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NYRA OFFERS OPTIONS FOR
REORGANIZATION
By Teresa Genaro
COGLIANESE PHOTOS
T
he New York Racing Association board of directors
April 12 approved plans to return to privatization,
and officials believe a decision will be made before
the state legislative session ends in June.
By the order of Gov. Andrew Cuomo, NYRA has
been under state control for more than three years.
The board was required by statute to submit a reorganization plan to the state by the end of April, with
state control due to expire in October.
The NYRA board approved three options for
reorganization, differing only in governance and the
makeup of the next board.
Under the first, a 15-person board would have 11
privately appointed and four publically appointed
members—two by the governor and one each by the
leaders of the state Senate and the Assembly.
The second calls for a 15-person board composed
only of private members.
A third option—an extension of the current reorganization board with a majority of members ap-
Aqueduct falls under control of the New York Racing Association, which
has been under state control for more than three years
pointed by the governor and legislature—was included at the request of state legislators. Decisions about
NYRA's future will be made solely by the governor
and the legislature. BH
JFK BOUND FOR SOUTH AMERICA
By Diego Mitagstein
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ew horses epitomize the internationalization of
Thoroughbred racing more than John F. Kennedy.
The Galileo—Rumplestiltskin (Danehill) colt began
his career in Ireland, his birthplace. After being acquired by a South American consortium with a Hong
Kong partner, he is now at Santa Anita Park with
Brazilian trainer Paulo Lobo.
Winner of the Juvenile Turf Stakes (Ire-III) at 2, he
remained unraced since finishing third to Fascinating
Rock (Fastnet Rock) last September in the Kllternan
Stakes (Ire-III), John F. Kennedy is training well and is
close to his return.
"He's in great shape and looks like a good horse.
We are thinking (about) a race next month, most
probably, over a mile over turf," Lobo said.
John F. Kennedy is a full brother to the brilliant
Tapestry, while his third dam is Miesque (Nureyev)—
because of horse's pedigree his new owners have
Breeders' Cup day as a long-range target for this
John F. Kennedy will be trained in California this year before beginning
a South American stud career
season and the hopes of making him an attractive
Argentine stallion prospect.
Next year the horse will head to Julio and Alejandro
Menditeguy's Haras Abolengo, one of the most popular
farms in Argentina, which also stands leading sire Equal
Stripes (Candy Stripes), Lizard Island (Danehill Dancer)
and Asiatic Boy (Not For Sale), among others. BH
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 2016
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PEDIGREE INSIGHTS
with Alan Porter
EXAGGERATOR CAN ROUTE
of champion 2-year-old Vindication. By Seattle
n intriguing aspect of Exaggerator's March
Slew out of a Strawberry Road mare, Vindication
12 San Felipe Stakes (gr. II) was his explosive
was bred to stay but due to injury never started
mid-race move—he closed threateningly on
again after the Breeders' Cup Juvenile (gr. I).
front-running winner Danzing Candy, faltered
Stakes-placed at 2, Dawn Raid won at five and
late, and finished a tired third.
5 1/2 furlongs, setting a Woodbine track record at
In the early stages of the April 9 Santa Anita
the latter distance. She is a half sister to champiDerby (gr. I), Exaggerator was even farther adrift
on Canadian older mare Embur's Song (a graded
of Danzing Candy's
winner up to 8 1/2 furblistering opening
longs, at which she set a
fractions. Like the
track record) and to sprint
San Felipe, he began
stakes winner Ten Flat.
to make up ground
Second dam, Embur
and blew right past
Sunshine (Bold Ruckus)
the early leaders,
was a stakes-placed sprintdrawing off to score
er, who never won beyond
by 6 1/4 lengths
five furlongs. The third
from Mor Spirit, who
dam, by 1 1/2-mile classic
finished second in
winner The Minstrel, is
the San Felipe.
a three-quarter sister to
Santa
Anita
Derby
(gr.
I)
winner
Exaggerator
is
a
product
of
the
Following the
Eternal Search, champion
successful Curlin/Seattle Slew cross
San Felipe, even
sprinter and champion
Exaggerator's trainolder mare in Canada.
er, Keith Assmussen, questioned whether his
Exaggerator is from the Curlin/Seattle Slew
charge was more of a miler type. Exaggerator's
cross, which produced four graded stakes
past performances and pedigree both conspire
winners out of mares from different branches
to make him quite an enigma.
of Seattle Slew. He also has a 4x4 cross of the
At 2, he gained a graded victory in his third
similarly bred Vice Regent/The Minstrel.
start, taking the Saratoga Special (gr. II) at 6 1/2
There's a lot of stamina associated with the
furlongs. Although he subsequently landed the
pedigree, but the female line tends to throw speed.
8 1/2-furlong Delta Jackpot (gr. III) by a rapidly
Although Exaggerator's closing rush looked specdiminishing neck after leading most of the way
tacular, it may have been achieved by a shrewd ride
the final 2 1/2 furlongs run in :33.01. In this
over a sloppy track he clearly loved. BH
year's debut he was second to Nyquist in the
Raise a Native
Mr. Prospector, 1970
seven-furlong San Vicente Stakes (gr. II).
Gold Digger
Smart Strike, 1992
Smarten
CURLIN,
Exaggerator's sire Curlin had no trouble with 10
Classy 'n Smart, 1981
ch, 2004
No Class
Vice Regent
furlongs, and his first three crops yielded Belmont
Deputy Minister, 1979
Mint Copy
Sherriff's Deputy, 1994
Stakes (gr. I) winner Palace Malice; Keen Ice, who
Bates Motel
Barbarika, 1985
EXAGGERATOR
War Exchange
ran down American Pharoah in the Travers Stakes
dkb/br, c
Bold Reasoning
February 5, 2013
Seattle Slew, 1974
(gr. I); Curalina, successful in the nine-furlong
My Charmer
Vindication, 2000
Strawberry Road
Strawberry
Reason,
1992
Coaching Club America Oaks (gr. I); and champion
Pretty Reason
Boldnesian
DAWN RAID,
3-year-old filly Stellar Wind, who fell a neck shy in
Bold Ruckus, 1976
dkb/br, 2005
Raise a Ruckus
Embur
Sunshine,
1993
the nine-furlong Breeders' Cup Distaff (gr. I).
The Minstrel
Vevila, 1984
Bon Debarras
Exaggerator's dam, Dawn Raid, is a daughter
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O–SHEIKH HAMDAN AL MAKTOUM, B–
Clearsky Farms (KY), T–GOSDEN JOHN, J–
HANAGAN PAUL
Sale History: 2014 KEESEP, $1,100,000.
Margins: 1¼, 1¼, 1¼. Others: MENGLI KHAN (IRE).
Newmarket, 4/12, £59,022, 3yo, f, 7f, 1:28.35, gd-s.
1–Nathra (IRE), 126, b f, 3.................... £34,026
Iffraaj (GB)–Rada (IRE), by Danehill
O–ABDULLAH SAEED AL NABOOODAH, B–Pier
House Stud (IRE), T–GOSDEN JOHN, J–DETTORI FRANKIE
Sale History: 2014 TATOC2, $455,755.
2–Squash (GB), 126, b f, 3................... £12,900
Pastoral Pursuits (GB)–Super Midge (GB), by
Royal Applause (GB)
O–C M BUDGETT, B–MRS MARY TAYLOR &
KIRTLINGTON STUD (GB), T–MCBRIDE PHILIP,
J–PROBERT DAVID
Sale History: 2014 DONPRE, ($14,915 RNA).
3–Robanne (GB), 126, b f, 3................... £6,456
Paco Boy (IRE)–Arctic Song (GB), by Charnwood Forest (IRE)
O–MRS E ROBERTS, B–MRS R D PEACOCK
(GB), T–KNIGHT WILLIAM, J–DE SOUSA SILVESTRE
Sale History: 2014 TATOC3, $62,238.
Margins: 1½, ¾, head. Others: MIX AND MINGLE (IRE),
COOLMORE (IRE), FIRST VICTORY (IRE), EPSOM ICON,
FOURTH WAY (IRE), ONLY MINE (IRE), YEAH BABY YEAH
(IRE).
Campbell (FL), T–Edward T. Allard, J–J. D. Acosta
Margin: 8¾, 4 starters. View Equibase Chart
Parx Racing, Race 7, ALW
4/12, $51,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 8.32f (dirt), 1:44.42, track
sloppy.
1–Folly Fashion, 121, gr/ro f, 4, Old Fashioned–Fergie's
Folly, by Down the Aisle, $30,600, O–Richie's World Stables
LLC, B–Charles H. Deters (KY), T–Miguel Vera, J–J. D. Acosta
Sale History: 2013 FTKJUL, $47,000.
Margin: 1, 9 starters. View Equibase Chart
Sunland Park, Race 4, ALW
4/12, $27,930, 3yo, 6.5f (dirt), 1:15.57, track fast.
1–Deputy's Echo H, 120, dk b/br g, 3, Badge of Silver–
Distorted Echo, by Distorted Humor, $16,758, O–Margaret
V. Bloss, B–Andreas Bezzola (KY), T–J. Owen Bringhurst,
J–Christian Santiago Reyes
Sale History: 2014 KEESEP, $30,000.
Margin: 4¼, 7 starters. View Equibase Chart
Will Rogers Downs, Race 9, AOC
ALLOWANCE RESULTS
Parx Racing, Race 5, AOC
4/12, $54,000, 3yo/up, 8.32f (dirt), 1:41.84, track sloppy.
1–Abiding Star, 117, b c, 3, Uncle Mo–Abiding, by Dynaformer, $32,400, O–Gilbert G. Campbell, B–Gilbert G.
4/11, $20,900, 3yo/up, 8.32f (dirt), 1:41.73, track fast.
1–Lingerlonger, 120, dk b/br g, 5, Mr. Nightlinger–Jen N
Jules, by Here We Come, $14,630, O–Browning, Hal and
Faulkner, David, B–Hal Browning & Dave Faulkner (OK), T–
Kari Craddock, J–Erik McNeil
Margin: 7, 5 starters. View Equibase Chart
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TODAY’S ENTRIES
ENCHANTRESS S.
Sunland Park, Wednesday, April 13, Race 6
8f (dirt), $85,000, 3yo f, 3:39 PM (local)
P # PP Horse
Sire
Age/Sex Jockey
Weight M/L Owner
1 1 Kimbell
Western Gambler
3/f
Ken S. Tohill
122
3/1 Michael C. Stinson
2 2 Indian Tiva
Shame On Charlie
3/f
Glen Murphy
122
7/2 Barbara J. Brown
3 3 Lightly Toasted
Fusaichi Zenon (JPN) 3/f
Elvin Gonzalez
122
4/1 Samuel F. Henderson
4 4 Love Bug Who
Quinton's Gold
3/f
Francisco Duran
122
6/1 Sam E. and Sammy L. Stevens
5 5 Tipsy Tea
Seeking the Cat
3/f
Roimes Chirinos
122
2/1 Larry R. and T. Harry Teague
6 6 Dust Alert
Right Rigger
3/f
Christian Santiago Reyes
122
5/1 Larry R. and T. Harry Teague
Breeders: 1–Susan K Vescovo; 2–Barbara Brown; 3–Samuel F. Henderson; 4–Sam E. Stevens & Sammy L. Stevens; 5–Larry R. Teague; 6–Larry R. Teague.
Trainers: 1–Joel H. Marr; 2–Barbara Jean Brown; 3–Gary W. Cross; 4–Joel H. Marr; 5–Weston Martin; 6–Weston Martin.
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UPCOMING ENTRIES
APPLE BLOSSOM H. (GR. I)
Oaklawn Park, Friday, April 15, Race 9
8.5f (dirt), $600,000, 4yo/up f/m, 5:10 PM (local)
P # PP Horse
Sire
1Call Pat H
Lawyer Ron
2Theogony H
Curlin
3Tara's Tango
Unbridled's Song
4Untapable
Tapit
5Forever Unbridled
Unbridled's Song
6Streamline
Straight Line
Age/Sex
6/m
6/m
4/f
5/m
4/f
4/f
Jockey
Joseph Rocco, Jr.
Ricardo Santana, Jr.
Rafael Bejarano
Florent Geroux
John R. Velazquez
Chris Landeros
Weight M/L
119
-
114
-
119
-
120
-
117
-
115
-
Owner
Miller Racing LLc (Myron Miller)
Conrad Farms (Manfred & Honor Conrad)
Stonestreet Stables, LLC (Barbara Banke)
Winchell Thoroughbreds LLC (Ron & Joan Winchell)
Charles E. Fipke
Nancy A. Vanier & Cartwright Thoroughbreds V LLC
(William J Cartwright)
Breeders: 1–Don Ameche III, Don Ameche Jr. & Prancing Horse Enterprises; 2–A Lakin and Sons Inc.; 3–Stonestreet Thoroughbred Holdings LLC; 4–Winchell Thoroughbreds LLC; 5–Charles Fipke; 6–Nancy Vanier.
Trainers: 1–Brad H. Cox; 2–Mark E. Casse; 3–Jerry Hollendorfer; 4–Steven M. Asmussen; 5–Dallas Stewart; 6–Brian Williamson.
MAKER'S 46 MILE S. (GR. IT)
Keeneland, Friday, April 15, Race 9
8f (turf), $300,000, 4yo/up, 5:30 PM (local)
P # PP Horse
Sire
Age/Sex Jockey
1Are You Kidding Me
Run Away and Hide
6/h
James Graham
2Miss Temple City H
Temple City
4/f
Drayden Van Dyke
Weight M/L
118
-
113
-
Owner
Ronald K. Kirk, John C. Bates and Michael Riordan
Sagamore Farm, Rosenblum, Allen and The Club
Racing LLC
3Heart to Heart
English Channel
5/h
Julien R. Leparoux
120
- Terry Hamilton
4Tourist
Tiznow
5/h
Jose Lezcano
118
- WinStar Farm LLC (Kenny Troutt), Wachtel Stable
(Adam Wachtel) and Gary Barber
5Dac
Distorted Humor
5/g
Sophie Doyle
118
- Sarinana Racing, LLC (Amanda and Jose C. Sarinana)
6Conquest Typhoon H Stormy Atlantic
4/c
Joe Bravo
118
- Conquest Stables, LLC (Ernie Semersky and Dory
Newell)
7Shining Copper
Aragorn (IRE)
6/g
Paco Lopez
118
- Kenneth L. and Sarah K. Ramsey
8Itsaknockout H
Lemon Drop Kid
4/c
Luis Saez
118
- Starlight Racing (Jack Wolf, et al.)
9Reload
Hard Spun
7/h
Javier Castellano
118
- Phipps Stable (Daisy Phipps Pulito)
Breeders: 1–John Bates, Ron Kirk, Greg McDonald & Riordan, Shaw, Sones; 2–Bobfeld Bloodstock; 3–Red Hawk Ranch; 4–WinStar Farm, LLC; 5–Wertheimer Et Frere; 6–
Josham Farms Limited; 7–International Equities Holding, Inc.; 8–Brookfield Stud; 9–Phipps Stable.
Trainers: 1–Roger L. Attfield; 2–H. Graham Motion; 3–Brian A. Lynch; 4–William I. Mott; 5–William S. Brumley; 6–Mark E. Casse; 7–Chad C. Brown; 8–Todd A. Pletcher;
9–Claude R. McGaughey III.
BACHELOR S.
Oaklawn Park, Friday, April 15, Race 7
6f (dirt), $150,000, 3yo, 4:14 PM (local)
P # PP Horse
Sire
Age/Sex Jockey
Weight M/L Owner
1Will Munnings
Munnings
3/c
Jon Kenton Court
122
- Xpress Thoroughbreds LLC (Dwight Pruett)
2I Will Score
Roman Ruler
3/c
Martin Garcia
117
- Hans Poetsch
3Force It
More Than Ready
3/c
Channing Hill
117
- Kenneth E. Fishbein
4Titanium Point H
Concord Point
3/c
Geovanni Franco
115
- Sawyer Cattle Company
5Texas Chrome
Grasshopper
3/c
Ricardo Santana, Jr.
122
- Keene Thoroughbreds LLC (Danny Keene)
6Counterforce H
Smart Strike
3/c
Florent Geroux
115
- Winchell Thoroughbreds LLC (Ron & Joan Winchell)
7Morning Fire
Friesan Fire
3/c
Daniel Centeno
122
- Mercedes Stables LLC (Maria Vila & Ernest Moody)
Breeders: 1–Buck Pond Farm, Inc.; 2–Hans Poetsch; 3–Clearsky Farms; 4–H. Allen Poindexter; 5–Craig D. Upham; 6–Hill 'n' Dale Equine Holdings, Inc. & George Prussin;
7–Cynthia Hipple.
Trainers: 1–William H. Fires; 2–Jerry Hollendorfer; 3–Cheryl Winebaugh; 4–Dan L. McFarlane; 5–J. R. Caldwell; 6–Steven M. Asmussen; 7–Keith Nations.
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HOWARD B. NOONAN S.
Mahoning Valley Racecourse, Saturday, April 16, Race 6
6f (dirt), $75,000, 3yo, 2:34 PM (local)
P # PP Horse
Sire
Age/Sex Jockey
Weight M/L Owner
1Bucket Beat
Giant Oak
3/c
Irwin J. Rosendo
118
- Blazing Meadows Farm, LLC
2Crispyontheoutside
Northern Afleet
3/g
Dean A. Sarvis
120
- Nancy A. and Bruce K. Hudson
3Buckeye Bullet
Dark Kestrel
3/g
Luis M. Quinones
118
- Ruberto Racing Stable, Inc.
4River's Image H
Ready's Image
3/c
Odhair J. Mayta
120
- Nancy Lavrich and Elizabeth Rankin
5Blacktieandtux
Hold Me Back
3/c
Ricardo Mejias
118
- Mast Thoroughbreds, LLC
6Weavers Ice Cold H
Quiet American
3/g
Deshawn L. Parker
118
- Loooch Racing Stables, Inc.
7Ethan's Boy
Flying First Class
3/g
Luis Hiraldo
118
- Delia Od Romero
8Riding in the Wind
Tiz Wonderful
3/c
Marco A. Ccamaque
120
- Bobby R. Rankin
9My Pardner Cal
Big Atlantic
3/g
Perry Wayne Ouzts
122
- Richard L. Alderson
10 Linda's Luck H
Lookin At Lucky
3/c
Luis Raul Rivera
120
- Thomas L. Holyfield
11 School Board Prez
Courageous Cat
3/f
Jose Valdivia, Jr.
117
- John W. Royer
12 Intacto H
Tiz Wonderful
3/c
Gabriel Lagunes
118
- St. George Stable LLC
Breeders: 1–Sheltowee Farm; 2–Bruce K Hudson & Nancy A Hudson; 3–Mr. & Mrs. Louis V. Ruberto Jr.; 4–Nancy J. Lavrich; 5–Sparks View Farm LLC & Ginger Emerson;
6–K.C. Garrett Farm LLC; 7–Randy Neil Kerr; 8–Bobby Ray Rankin; 9–Dick Alderson; 10–Meadow Springs Stables, LLC; 11–John Royer; 12–Kingswood Farm, LLC &
Carbury, LLC.
Trainers: 1–Timothy E. Hamm; 2–William D. Cowans; 3–Sharon Ruberto; 4–Jim C. Rankin; 5–Robert M. Gorham; 6–Jeffrey A. Radosevich; 7–Jose A. Romero; 8–Jose L.
Lopez; 9–Larry E. Smith; 10–Jeffrey A. Radosevich; 11–Doug Matthews; 12–Efren Loza, Jr..
AUSTINTOWN FILLY SPRINT S.
Mahoning Valley Racecourse, Saturday, April 16, Race 7
6f (dirt), $75,000, 3yo f, 3:02 PM (local)
P # PP Horse
Sire
Age/Sex Jockey
Weight M/L Owner
1Peyton's Pass
Pass Rush
3/f
Ricardo Mejias
116
- Mast Thoroughbreds, LLC
2Awesome Dame
Awesome of Course
3/f
Christian P. Pilares
116
- West Point Thoroughbreds
3Red Atlantic
Stormy Atlantic
3/f
Gabriel Lagunes
116
- Downunder Cable, LLC
4Tiffany Case H
Uncle Mo
3/f
Deshawn L. Parker
118
- Jerry Jamgotchian
5Morela Bella
Portobello Road
3/f
Marlon St. Julien
118
- Kathleen Sanderson
6Chick Chaser H
Elusive Quality
3/f
Deshawn L. Parker
116
- Jerry Jamgotchian
7Tia Flor H
Archarcharch
3/f
Rolando Aragon
118
- Eladio Acevedo
8Decoratedwithstyle
Rockport Harbor
3/f
Edwin Gonzalez
118
- Jackson, Stephen G. and Debbie
9Lovable Lyss H
Big Brown
3/f
Jose Valdivia, Jr.
118
- Hugh H. Robertson
10 Social Butterfly H
Hold Me Back
3/f
Dean A. Sarvis
122
- WinStar Farm LLC
11 Triple Chelsea H
Hat Trick (JPN)
3/f
Ricardo Feliciano
118
- Johnston, Calvin and Tonda, Carlos
12 Sweet Ruth E.
Twirling Candy
3/f
John McKee
116
- Robert Alvin Reeves
13 Absatootly
Mineshaft
3/f
Deshawn L. Parker
122
- Newman Racing
Breeders: 1–Crystal Chapple DVM; 2–Sisco Racing; 3–Stormy Atlantic Syndicate, Thomas Selover & Christine M. Nunn; 4–JSM Equine, LLC & Greathouse Horse Property,
LLC; 5–Burning Sands Stables, LLC; 6–B. Wahl LLC & Darley Stud; 7–Doug Branham & Felicia Branham; 8–Dr. Stephen G. Jackson & Debbie Jackson; 9–Thorostock LLC;
10–TK Stables LLC; 11–Liberty Road Stables; 12–Robert A. Reeves; 13–Donald Newman.
Trainers: 1–Robert M. Gorham; 2–Thomas Albertrani; 3–James T. Spicer; 4–Eric R. Reed; 5–Todd Freeman; 6–Eric R. Reed; 7–Marco A. Castaneda; 8–Flint W. Stites; 9–
Hugh H. Robertson; 10–Shannon Ritter; 11–Anthony J. Granitz; 12–Mark E. Thomas; 13–Charlton Baker.
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2016 SIRE LIST NORTH AMERICAN
Listed below is a comparison of statistics for only North American racing with all available statistics through April 11, 2016. Only stallions that stand, will stand, or stood in
North America (excluding stallions that died or were exported prior to the 2011 breeding season), and have runners in North America are included..
Rank Stallion
Sire, YOB
1
Uncle Mo
Indian Charlie, ’08
2
Tapit
Pulpit, ’01
3
Candy Ride (ARG)
4
Giant's Causeway
5
Bernardini
A.P. Indy, ’03
6
Curlin
Smart Strike, ’04
7
Flatter
A.P. Indy, ’99
$30,000
8
Medaglia d'Oro
El Prado, ’99
$150,000
9
Malibu Moon
A.P. Indy, ’97
Congrats
A.P. Indy, ’00
10
’16 Stud Fee
$75,000
Farm
Chief Earner (Earnings)
’16 Earnings
Ashford Stud, KY
Nyquist ($1,709,000)
$4,315,807
$300,000
Gainesway, KY
Cupid ($584,800)
$3,802,242
Ride the Rails, ’99
$60,000
Lane's End, KY
Gun Runner ($840,000)
$3,082,239
Storm Cat, ’97
$85,000
Ashford Stud, KY
Brody's Cause ($600,000)
$2,486,892
$100,000
Darley, KY
Shagaf ($292,800)
$2,371,534
$100,000
Hill 'n' Dale Farms, KY
Exaggerator ($688,000)
$2,264,065
Claiborne Farm, KY
Kobe's Back ($300,000)
$2,209,985
Darley, KY
Songbird ($480,000)
$2,150,752
$95,000
Spendthrift Farm, KY
Stanford ($117,400)
$2,018,656
$20,000
WinStar Farm LLC, KY
Forever Darling ($146,000)
$1,981,769
2016 SIRES BY LIFETIME AEI
Listed below are the top 10 leading sires by lifetime Average Earnings Index (AEI) through April 11, 2016. Only active stallions in North America (excluding stallions that
were exported prior to the 2011 breeding season) with at least 150 named foals of racing age are included. All statistics are Northern Hemisphere only. AEI 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. CI indicates the average earnings of progeny produced from mares bred to one sire, when these same mares were bred to other sires.
Rank Stallion
Sire, YOB
’16 Stud Fee
1
Uncle Mo
Indian Charlie, ’08
$75,000
2
Pioneerof the Nile
Empire Maker, ’06
$125,000
3
Into Mischief
Harlan's Holiday, ’05
4
War Front
5
Tapit
6
Ghostzapper
Awesome Again, ’00
7
Curlin
Smart Strike, ’04
$100,000
8
Medaglia d'Oro
El Prado, ’99
9
Distorted Humor
Forty Niner, ’93
10
Awesome Again
Deputy Minister, ’94
Farm
Crops
Foals
AEI
CI
Ashford Stud, KY
2
204
3.25
1.82
WinStar Farm LLC, KY
4
268
3.12
1.60
$45,000
Spendthrift Farm, KY
5
234
2.62
1.44
Danzig, ’02
$200,000
Claiborne Farm, KY
7
443
2.38
2.24
Pulpit, ’01
$300,000
Gainesway, KY
9
930
2.36
2.10
Adena Springs Kentucky, KY
8
582
2.25
2.06
Hill 'n' Dale Farms, KY
5
413
2.23
2.24
$150,000
Darley, KY
9
997
2.11
2.31
$100,000
WinStar Farm LLC, KY
15
1230
2.10
2.22
Adena Springs Kentucky, KY
15
1032
2.10
1.91
$60,000
$75,000
2016 BROODMARE SIRES
Listed below are the top 10 leading broodmare sires by 2016 Northern Hemisphere earnings through April 11, 2016. All stallions whose daughters are represented by at least one
Northern Hemisphere runner in 2016 are included. Cumulative stakes winners includes lifetime worldwide statistics; all other statistics are 2016 Northern Hemisphere only.
Rank Stallion
Sire, YOB
Dams
Rnrs
1
Sunday Silence
Halo, ’86
498
886
8 (.9%)
152
Duramente ($1,477,964)
$11,191,223
2
Storm Cat
Storm Bird, ’83
272
372
5 (1.3%)
215
Real Steel ($3,671,319)
$8,084,056
3
Not For Love
Mr. Prospector, ’90
84
119
5 (4.2%)
23
California Chrome ($6,210,000)
$7,477,392
4
French Deputy
Deputy Minister, ’92
206
326
9 (2.8%)
66
Tara's Tango ($444,000)
$4,528,091
5
Dubai Destination
Kingmambo, ’99
44
58
1 (1.7%)
12
Postponed ($3,750,000)
$4,078,529
6
Giant's Causeway
Storm Cat, ’97
206
260
6 (2.3%)
41
Gun Runner ($840,000)
$3,588,285
7
Forestry
Storm Cat, ’96
140
184
4 (2.2%)
17
Nyquist ($1,709,000)
$3,524,786
8
Unbridled's Song
Unbridled, ’93
246
327
5 (1.5%)
85
Shagaf ($292,800)
$3,308,652
9
Seeking the Gold
Mr. Prospector, ’85
199
266
4 (1.5%)
132
Ertijaal ($344,149)
$3,088,597
10
A.P. Indy
Seattle Slew, ’89
238
348
3 (.9%)
132
S'maverlous ($273,884)
$3,080,205
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