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2014 TOYOTA BLUE GRASS STAKES
Before 37,161 fans, the second-largest crowd in Keeneland history, Java’s War (left) won the 2013 Toyota Blue Grass by a neck over eventual
Belmont winner Palace Malice (right) with Charming Kitten third.
Keeneland Presents the Toyota Blue Grass Stakes
W
elcome to the 90th running of the $750,000
Toyota Blue Grass
Stakes (G1), the richest race of the
Spring Meet at Keeneland Race
Course and an important stop for
3-year-old Thoroughbreds who are
on the road to the Kentucky Derby
Presented by Yum! Brands (G1) at
Churchill Downs. The 1 1/8-mile
race, named for the famous Bluegrass region of Central Kentucky,
will be run on April 12, three weeks
before the Kentucky Derby.
In April 1937, the Blue Grass
Stakes made its debut at Keeneland
during the track’s first Spring Meet
and was one of four stakes races
held during 11 days of racing.
On April 29, Maxwell Howard’s
In 1937, Fencing won the first Blue Grass Stakes
Fencing, a gelding by Chance Shot held at Keeneland.
ridden by Jack Westrope for trainer
Earle Sande, defeated five rivals to
win the $5,000-added event over
Col. E.R. Bradley’s favored entry
of Billionaire and Brooklyn. Since
then, a total of 10 winners of the
Blue Grass have won the Kentucky
Derby and another nine horses
who ran in the race have won the
Run for the Roses. Among the Blue
Grass-Kentucky Derby winners are
some of the most famous Thoroughbreds in history, including Racing
Hall of Fame members Northern
Dancer (the 1964 winner), Riva
Ridge (1972) and Spectacular Bid
(1979)
Prior to its Keeneland debut,
the Blue Grass was first run in 1911
at the old Kentucky Association
track near downtown Lexington.
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The race quickly proved to be an
important contest for 3-year-olds as
Blue Grass second-place finishers
Meridian (1911), Donerail (1913)
and Behave Yourself (1921) went on
to win the Kentucky Derby. In 1926,
the final year the race was held
at the Kentucky Association track,
Bubbling Over became the first
horse to win the Blue Grass and the
Kentucky Derby.
Charles E. Fipke celebrated the performance
with Eclipse Award-winning jockey Julien
Leparoux, who scored his first win in the race.
When the closure
of the Kentucky Association track left Central
Kentucky without a race
track, a group of Central
Kentucky breeders went
to work. In 1935, they
founded the Keeneland
Association, purchased
147 1/2 acres on Versailles Pike from horseman J.O. “Jack” Keene
Kentucky-bred Java’s War is a homebred racing for Charles E.
and set out to create a
Fipke of British Columbia.
Silverton Hill LLC’s Dominican,
model race track. Keenewho nosed out champion and evenland opened on October 15, 1936,
tual Kentucky Derby winner Street
for nine days of racing.
Sense.
In the summer of 2006, Keene2008 – Trainer Todd Pletcher
land underwent a massive renovasaddled the first two finishers of the
tion that included reconfiguring the
race when Monba, owned by Jack
race track and installing the PolyWolf’s Starlight Stable, Donald Lutrack all-weather racing surface.
carelli and Paul H. Saylor, defeated
Keeneland’s new race track debuted
stablemate Cowboy Cal.
for the 2006 Fall Meet. Here is a
2009 – The winner was Genlook at each running of the Toyota
eral Quarters – owned and trained
Blue Grass since then:
by former high school principal
2007 – The first Toyota Blue
Tom McCarthy, who was 75 at the
Grass to be run on Polytrack took
time.
place on April 14, 2007, and less
2010 – Tom and Jack Conway’s
than a neck separated the first four
Stately Victor, trained by Mike
horses at the finish. The winner was
A full field of 14 horses competed in the 2013 Toyota Blue Grass on a bright afternoon at Keeneland.
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Representing two brands of horsepower are
Keeneland President and CEO Bill Thomason
(left) and Wil James Jr., president of Toyota
Motor Manufacturing, Kentucky, Inc.
Maker, paid a stakes-record $82.20
for a $2 win ticket when he drew
off to a 4 ¼-length victory before a
then-record Toyota Blue Grass Day
crowd of 33,727.
2011 – Brilliant Speed, a
homebred racing for Charlotte C.
Weber’s Live Oak Plantation, got
up in the final jump to nose out
Twinspired for the victory. That was
the fourth time the race had been
decided by a nose.
2012 – Donegal Racing’s Dullahan defeated champion Hansen
by 1¼ lengths before a Keeneland
single-day record crowd of 40,617
fans. Dullahan went on to finish
third in the Kentucky Derby and
defeat older horses to win the TVG
Pacific Classic (G1).
2013 – Charles E. Fipke’s
homebred Java’s War thundered
down the stretch to finish a neck
in front of eventual Belmont (G1)
winner Palace Malice before 37,161
fans, the second-largest crowd in
Keeneland history.
This year, the Toyota Blue Grass
is among 16 stakes worth a total
of $3.775 million that Keeneland
is holding during its 15-day Spring
Meet from April 4-25. For more information, visit Keeneland.com.
A special Toyota Blue Grass
microsite, which includes a wealth
of historical information and details
about this year’s starters, is available
at Keeneland.com/bluegrass.
Toyota Blue Grass
airs live
on FOX Sports 1
The $750,000 Toyota Blue
Grass Stakes (G1) on April 12 will
be televised live during a 90minute program on FOX Sports 1
as part of the new sports network’s
The Jockey Club Tour on FOX
series. The show will air live from
Keeneland from 4:30-6 p.m. ET.
Keeneland is collaborating
with The Jockey Club and FOX
Sports 1 on the new series that
features eight telecasts of some of
North America’s most prestigious
races, as well as the $10,000,000
Dubai World Cup (G1), the world’s
richest horse race.
The April 12 program from
Keeneland also will include coverage of the Jenny Wiley (G1) and
Madison (G1).
Trainer Ken McPeek congratulates jockey Julien Leparoux while Charles Fipke praises his horse.
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Keeneland and Toyota teamed up last year to support The Race for Education’s Starting Gate afterschool program. Making the check presentation
on the day of the Toyota Blue Grass were (from left) Keeneland President and CEO Bill Thomason, Elizabeth Jensen and Mandy Otis of The Race for
Education, Wil James Jr., president of Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Kentucky, Inc. and his wife, Michaelene.
Toyota: Race’s sponsor is valued member of Central Kentucky
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n 1957, the year Round Table
won the Blue Grass Stakes at
Keeneland, Toyota established a
presence in the U.S. by setting up
shop in a former Rambler dealership
in Hollywood, Calif. Sales began in
1958 and totaled 288 vehicles: 287
Toyopet Crown sedans and one Land
Cruiser.
Over the next several years,
Toyota vehicles became so popular
in this country that the Japanese
automaker began to build manufacturing plants across the U.S. In the
1980s, Toyota Motor Manufacturing Kentucky (TMMK) built a plant
in nearby Georgetown and in 1988
began producing the popular Camry.
In 1996, Toyota Motor Manufacturing
Kentucky, five area Toyota dealerships and Toyota Motor Sales in
Cincinnati teamed up to sponsor the
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Blue Grass Stakes, marking Toyota’s
first sponsorship of a horse race. As
part of the sponsorship agreement,
Keeneland replaces vehicles in its
fleet with Toyotas.
Toyota’s $5.94 billion, stateof-the-art automotive complex in
Georgetown is the company’s largest
vehicle manufacturing facility in
North America. The Georgetown
facility has the capacity to produce
500,000 vehicles and 600,000 engines
annually with nearly 7,000 full-time
employees. Toyota’s Kentuckymade products include the Camry,
America’s No. 1 selling car for more
than a decade, as well as the Camry
Hybrid, Avalon, Avalon Hybrid and
Venza. Additionally, over 100 suppliers located in Kentucky support
Toyota’s manufacturing operation in
the Bluegrass.
In 2015, Toyota Kentucky will
produce its first U.S.-made Lexus,
generating 750 new jobs and adding 50,000 units to the plant’s robust
manufacturing output. To support
the new dedicated assembly line,
Toyota is investing $360 million in
the Georgetown plant.
Initially, Toyota hired team members from nearly every one of Kentucky’s 120 counties and continues
its philosophy of giving back to the
communities where team members
live. More than $45 million has been
donated by Toyota’s Kentucky plant
to nonprofit organizations throughout the state.
You can read more about Toyota
Motor Manufacturing Kentucky
at ToyotaKy.com, Facebook.com/
VisitToyotaKy and Twitter.com/Visit
ToyotaKy.
Keeneland sales:
Fertile grounds
for racing success
K
eeneland the race track is most
prominent in the eyes of the
public, but Keeneland is also
the world’s premier Thoroughbred
auction house, selling more champions and stakes winners than any
other sales company. The sales
company is really the engine that
drives Keeneland. Sales revenues pay
the costs of operating Keeneland’s
beautiful 1,038-acre facility; fund
A buyer inspects a horse at the Keeneland September Yearling Sale, the world’s largest and most
important horse sale.
purse money for horsemen; and enable Keeneland to make charitable
contributions that benefit the Central Kentucky community and the Thoroughbred industry, to pursue innova21 Preakness winners and 18 Belmont winners. A total
tive safety and welfare initiatives and to fund equine
of 87 Breeders’ Cup World Championship winners are
research that benefits all breeds and disciplines.
Keeneland sales graduates.
In 2013, with Oxbow’s win in the Preakness (G1)
Keeneland sales graduates also have excelled on
and Palace Malice’s victory in the Belmont (G1), graduthe world stage, and Keeneland’s global brand attracts
ates of Keeneland’s September Yearling Sale have
a diverse international clientele. In 2013, buyers reprewon nine of the 12 classics held since 2010. To date,
senting nearly every U.S. state and 50 countries particiKeeneland has sold 19 Kentucky Derby (G1) winners,
pated in Keeneland’s four annual sales.
Keeneland sales graduates that have won the Toyota Blue Grass
Year
Winner
Sale
2012 ...... Dullahan ..................2010
2010 ...... Stately Victor ...........2008
2009 ...... General Quarters.....2007
2007 ...... Dominican ...............2005
2006 ...... Sinister Minister .......2004
2005 ...... Bandini ....................2003
2004 ...... The Cliff’s Edge .......2002
2001 ...... Millennium Wind ....1999
2000 ...... High Yield ...............1998
1999 ...... Menifee ....................1997
1998 ...... Halory Hunter .........1997
1990 ...... Summer Squall ........1998
1987 ...... War...........................1985
1986 ...... Bachelor Beau .........1984
Keeneland
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Price
September Yearling Sale .......................................... $250,000
September .....................................................$110,000 (RNA)
September .................................................................. $20,000
January Mixed Sale .................................................... $37,000
September .................................................................. $95,000
September ................................................................ $500,000
September ................................................................ $200,000
September ........................................................... $1.2 million
July Selected Yearling Sale ............................... $1.05 million
September .................................................................. $35,000
April 2YOs in Training Sale..................................... $135,000
July ........................................................................... $300,000
September .................................................................. $65,000
September .................................................................. $45,000
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Silks of Blue Grass Stakes Winners
* Winning Favorite
2013
2012
Java’s War
2007
Dominican
2006
2011
Dullahan (3rd)
2005
Sinister Minister
Bandini
Kentucky Derby 1-2-3-4 finish in parentheses
2010
Brilliant Speed
2004
The Cliff’s Edge
2009
Stately Victor
2003
Peace Rules* (3rd)
2002
Harlan’s Holiday*
A
1998
Halory Hunter (4th)
1989
Western Playboy*
1980
Rockhill Native*
1971
Impetuosity
1962
Ridan* (3rd)
1953
Correspondent
1945
Darby Dieppe (3rd)
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1997
1996
Pulpit* (4th)
Skip Away
1988
1987
Granacus
War
1979
1978
Spectacular Bid* (1st)
1970
Dust Commander (1st)
1961
Sherluck
1952
Gushing Oil*
Alydar* (2nd)
1969
Arts and Letters* (2nd)
1960
Tompion* (4th)
1951(1st Div.)
1944
Skytracer
Mameluke
1943
Ocean Wave
1995
Wild Syn
1986
Bachelor Beau
1977
For the Moment
1968
1994
Holy Bull*
1985
Chief’s Crown* (3rd)
1976
Honest Pleasure* (2nd)
1967
Forward Pass* (2nd)
Diplomat Way
1959
1958
Tomy Lee* (1st)
1951(2nd Div.)
Ruhe (3rd)
1942
Shut Out (1st)
1993
Prairie Bayou
1984
W
★
1992
Strike the Gold (1st)
1983
1982
Judger*
1965
Abe’s Hope
Lucky Debonair* (1st)
1957
1956
1949
Halt
1940
Bimelech* (2nd)
1991
Pistols and Roses
1974
1966
2000
High Yield*
1975
Master Derby* (4th)
1950
1941
2001
Millennium Wind
Play Fellow
Round Table* (3rd)
Our Boots
Monba
Taylor’s Special*
Plion
Mr. Trouble (3rd)
2008
General Quarters
Toby B.
1948
Coaltown* (2nd)
1939
Heather Broom (3rd)
Linkage
1973
My Gallant
1964
Northern Dancer* (1st)
1955
Racing Fool (4th)
1947
1999
Menifee (2nd)
1990
Summer Squall* (2nd)
1981
Proud Appeal*
1972
Riva Ridge* (1st)
1963
Chateaugay* (1st)
1954
Goyamo* (4th)
1946
Faultless* (3rd)
Lord Boswell (4th)
1938
1937
Bull Lea*
Fencing
Post Time 5:45 p.m (ET)
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Pgm. #/ Morning Line Horse/Breeding
1
15-1
2
Double / Exacta / Trifecta / Superfecta
The Toyota Blue Grass Stakes
12-1
4
Track Record: Carriage Trail (5), 123 lbs. 1:46.77, October 5, 2008, Fast
Med. Wgt.
Silks/Jockey
Pgm. #/ Morning Line Horse/Breeding
!SSERTING"EAR
8
(L) 123
B. c. 3 Bear’s Kid-Star Guest by Assert (IRE)
Owner: Bear Stables Ltd. (Danny Dion)
Silks:
Orange, black “Bear Stables” emblem, black chevron
on orange sleeves, orange cap
Trainer: Reade Baker
Bred in Ontario, Canada by John Carey
Emma-Jayne Wilson
Extrasexyhippzster (L) 123
Dk. b./br. c. 3 Stroll-Extra Sexy Psychic by Freud
Owner: Michael G. Kirwan and Edward Hipps
Silks: Hot pink , teal“KEG”, teal seams on sleeves,
pink cap
Trainer: Michael J. Trombetta
Pablo Del Monte (L) 123
Ch. c. 3 Giant’s Causeway-One Hot Wish by Bring the Heat
Owners: Susan Magnier, Michael B.Tabor, Derrick Smith,
Wesley A. Ward
Silks:
Purple, white seams, white stripes on sleeves,
purple cap
Trainer: Wesley A. Ward
Victor Espinoza
Bred in Florida by Wesley A. Ward
Harry’s Holiday
B. c. 3 Harlan’s Holiday-Daisy Mason by Orientate
(L) 123
Owner: Skychai Racing LLC, Sand Dollar Stable LLC, ,
Terry Raymond and Jana Wagner
Silks:
Orange, black sash, black chevrons on sleeves, black cap
Trainer: Michael J. Maker
10-1 Bred in Kentucky by Brereton C. Jones and B. Ned Jones Rosie Napravnik
3-1
6
20-1
Place
Show
No.
'RADE)ssTH2UNNING
Sponsored by Toyota
15-1 Bred in Pennsylvania by Toni M. Kirwan & Edward Hipps Julian Pimentel
3
Win
"OBBYS+ITTEN
B. c. 3 Kitten’s Joy-Celestial Woods by Forestry
(L) 123
Owner: Kenneth L. and Sarah K. Ramsey
Silks:
White, red “R”, white band on red sleeves,
white “R” on red cap
Trainer: Chad C. Brown
Javier
Bred in Kentucky by Kenneth L. and Sarah K. Ramsey
#OLTIMUS0RIME
Castellano
(L) 123
Dk.b./br. c. 3 Milwaukee Brew-Certainly Special by Distorted Humor
Owner: Cabernet Racing Stables (Jayson Horner and Michael
Weingarten
Silks:
Burgundy, gold horsehead emblem, gold bars
on sleeves, burgundy cap
Trainer: Justin J. Nixon
Bred in Ontario, Canada, by Jayson Horner
Alan Garcia
#ASIGUAPO (L) 123
Ch. c. 3 Sightseeing-Emerald Buddha by Buddha
Owner: All American Horses
Silks: Yellow, blue braces, yellow cap
Trainer: Mario Morales
30-1 Bred in Kentucky by University of Kentucky
Rajiv Maragh
12-1
Med. Wgt.
Dance With Fate
Silks/Jockey
(L) 123
Dk. b/br. c. 3 Two Step Salsa-Flirting With Fate by Saint Ballado
Owner: Sharon Alesia, Bran Jam Stable, Ciaglia Racing
Silks: Rose, blue “ABC” blocks, blue bars on sleeves,
rose cap
Trainer: Peter Eurton
Corey Nakatani
Bred in Florida by Best A Luck Farm LLC
"IG"AZINGA(L) 123
Dk. b./br. g. 3 Bluegrass Cat-Darling Daughter by Maria’s Mon
Owners: Derby Dreamers Racing Stable
Silks: Royal, fuschia diamond,fuschia bars on sleeves,
royal blue cap
Trainer: Katerina Vassilieva
Brian Hernandez Jr.
20-1 Bred in Kentucky by Sheltowee Farm, Alfonso Mazzetti, Dr. Robert J. Hunt and Rodney Winkle
50-1
11
8-1
12
8-1
13
9-2
14
5-1
ALSO ELIGIBLE
So Lonesome
Owner: Patricia Schuler
Silks:
Kelly green, orange cross sashes, orange band
on sleeves, kelly green cap.
Trainer: Thomas M. Bush
Joseph Rocco Jr.
Bred in New York by Waterville Lake Stables Ltd LLC
Coastline
(L) 123
Gr./ro. c. 3 Speightstown-Culinary by El Amante
Owner: John C. Oxley
Silks:
Gold, blue blocks, white stripes on sleeves
gold cap
Trainer: Mark E. Casse
Stewart Elliott
Bred in Kentucky by DATTT Farm, LLC
Vinceremos
(L) 123
Dk. b./br. c. 3 Pioneer of the Nile-Kettle’s Sister by More Than Ready
Owner: WinStar Farm LLC and Twin Creeks
Racing Stables LLC
Silks: White, green and black star emblem, star
emblem on white cap
Trainer: Todd A. Pletcher
Edgar Prado
Bred in Kentucky by Machmer Hall
-EDAL#OUNT
(L) 123
B. c. 3 Dynaformer-Brisquette by Unbridled’s Song
Owner: Spendthrift Farm, LLC (B. Wayne Hughes)
Silks:
Orange and purple quarters, orange sleeves,
orange cap
Trainer: Dale L. Romans
Robby
Albarado
Bred in Kentucky by Stonestreet Thoroughbred Holdings LLC
Gala Award
B. c. 3 Bernardini-Wilshewed by Carson City
(L) 123
Owner: Michael B. Tabor, Derrick Smith, Susan Magnier
Silks: Royal blue, orange ball, orange stripes on blue sleeves,
orange stripes on blue cap
Bred in Kentucky by William L. Currin
Divine Oath
B. c. 3 Broken Vow-Rejoicing by Forestry
12-1
(L) 123
Dk. b./br. g. 3 Awesome Again-Dash for Money by General Meeting
John Velazquez
(L) 123
Owner: Let’s Go Stable
Silks: Light blue, navy circled “LG”, navy diamond
band on white sleeves, light blue cap
Bred in Kentucky by Sanford R. Robertson
Mutuel Ratings 5 – 13 – 14 – 11
Julien Leparoux
Asserting Bear
Bay colt
Sire: Bear’s Kid
Dam: Star Guest, by Assert (IRE)
Breeder: John Carey (ON)
Owner: Bear Stables Ltd.
Jockey: Emma-Jayne Wilson
Career record: 8 starts, 2 wins, 1 second, 1 third,
$261,657
Stakes performances: Won Coronation Futurity; 2nd
Kingarvie; 3rd Cup and Saucer; 4th Horseshow Casino
Cincinnati Spiral (G3); 5th Sam F. Davis (G3); 8th TVG
Summer (G2)
Pedigree note: Half-brother to multiple Canadian
champion Inish Glora.
Owner: Bear Stables
Danny Dion earned the nickname “Bear” long ago
for what he said was his propensity to “growl like a
bear” when he was lifting large logs back in his native
Quebec. The name stuck and became the inspiration for
Bear Stables, Dion’s Thoroughbred operation he started
in 2002.
Bear Stables began in a bar when Dion bought a
horse from a friend for $7,000. Six years later, in 2008,
Bear Stables won Canada’s Sovereign Award as outstanding owner. That same year, Bear Stables’ Fatal
Bullet won the Sovereign Award as top sprinter and
Horse of the Year following a second-place finish in the
Sentient Flight Group Breeders’ Cup Sprint (G1), and
millionaire Bear Now was named champion older mare.
Dion incorporates “Bear” into the names of many of
his horses. In addition to the aforementioned champions
Fatal Bullet and Bear Now, he has campaigned graded
stakes winners Bear Tough Guy, Bear Tough Tiger, Bear
No Joke and Part the Seas.
Born in 1960 in Chidougamau, Quebec, Dion lives
in Alberta. In 1988, he founded Bear Slashing, Ltd.,
Canada’s largest land-clearing and site preparation
company. Bear Slashing pioneered the use of mulching
equipment in the oil and gas industry as an efficient, effective, environmentally friendly land-clearing process.
Dion’s stable is based at Woodbine in Toronto. His
principal trainer is Reade Baker.
Bear Stables’ previous starter
in the Toyota Blue Grass:
Year
Horse
Finish
2008
Kentucky Bear
3rd
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2014 BLUE GRASS STAKES BIOGRAPHIES
Canadian Reade Baker long has been a fixture at
Woodbine, where he annually has been among the
track’s leading trainers by wins in each of the past 12
years. Baker received the 2005 Sovereign Award as
Canada’s outstanding trainer.
Baker began training horses in 1989. His most successful year came in 2006 when he won 77 races and
trained the earners of more than $3.9 million. As of
April 6, he was approaching 1,000 career wins and $48
million in earnings.
Baker’s love of the Thoroughbred industry took off
when his uncle took him to the track for the first time at
14 years old. A schoolmate, John Chris, was the son of
a trainer and the two became fast friends, a relationship
that continues today with Chris as the Baker stable’s
veterinarian. In 1985, Baker went to work as racing
manager for Rick Kennedy and was responsible for the
racing careers of Afleet, One From Heaven and Storm
On the Loose before taking over the string.
Baker has won three races at Keeneland, including
the 2009 Phoenix (G3) with reigning Canadian Horse of
the Year Fatal Bullet.
Baker’s previous starter in the Toyota Blue Grass:
Year
2008
Horse
Kentucky Bear
Finish
3rd
Jockey: Emma-Jayne Wilson
Emma-Jayne Wilson won the 2005 Eclipse Award
as outstanding apprentice, and she is a two-time winner
of the Sovereign Award as outstanding apprentice (2005
and 2006).
Wilson was raised in Ontario and began riding
horses at age 9. She began her riding career in August
2004 at Woodbine and won her first race on her second career mount. In 2005, Wilson won the riding title
at Woodbine, joining Sandy Hawley and Mickey Walls
as apprentice jockeys to lead the standings. In 2007,
Wilson became the first female jockey to win Canada’s
most famous race, the Queen’s Plate, when she rode
Mike Fox to victory.
Wilson finished second in the 2011 Breeders’ Cup
Juvenile Turf (G1) with Excaper. As of April 6, she has
more than 1,100 races and ridden the earners of more
than $55.5 million.
Big Bazinga
Dark bay or brown gelding
Sire: Bluegrass Cat
Dam: Darling Daughter, by Maria’s
Mon
Breeders: Sheltowee Farm, Alfonso
Mazzetti, Dr. Robert J. Hunt and
Rodney Winkle (KY)
Owner: Derby Dreamers Racing Stable
Jockey: Brian Hernandez Jr.
Career record: 6 starts, 1 win, 2 seconds, $94,907
Stakes performances: 2nd Grey (G3); 5th Horseshoe
Casino Cincinnati Spiral (G3); 7th Delta Downs Jackpot
(G3); 11th Holy Bull (G2)
Keeneland sale history: $32,000 RNA at the 2012
Keeneland January Horse of All Ages Sale. Consignor:
Mark A. Toothaker, agent. $25,000 purchase at the
2012 Keeneland September Yearling Sale. Consignor:
Sheltowee Sales, agent. Buyer: Derby Dreamers Racing
Stable.
Pedigree note: Half-brother to stakes winner Holiday
Mischief, by Into Mischief.
Owner: Derby Dreamers Racing Stable
For 2014, Derby Dreamers Racing Stable has its racing hopes set on Big Bazinga. The colt was named after
the popular TV comedy “The Big Bang Theory,” whose
character Sheldon Cooper says “Bazinga” when he tells
a joke.
Since 2000, Derby Dreamers Racing Stable has recorded 36 wins and earnings of more than $991,000.
The lure of Thoroughbred racing is evident in the
unorthodox paths some people take to be involved in
the sport. One of those people is Katerina Vassilieva, a
native of Russia whose family moved to Toronto when
she was a child.
While she underwent formal figure skating training,
Vassilieva was drawn to horses. She took riding lessons
as a girl and later was a hot walker and groom while in
college. She worked her way up the ladder as an exercise rider for Canadian trainer Reade Baker, who later
hired her as an assistant trainer.
Vassilieva went out on her own as a trainer in 2011
and currently oversees a 16-horse stable. Her Toyota Blue
Grass (G1) hopeful, Big Bazinga, was named for the character Sheldon on the TV sitcom “The Big Bang Theory.”
As of April 6, Vassilieva has saddled 20 winners and
earners of more than $900,000 in her career.
Jockey: Brian Hernandez Jr.
Brian “B.J.” Hernandez Jr. had a 27th birthday he’ll
never forget, winning the 2012 Breeders’ Cup Classic
(G1) aboard Fort Larned as part of a year in which he
recorded a career-best $8,034,048 in earning.
Hernandez, born in Lafayette, La., notched his first
career victory on Nov. 29, 2003, at Delta Downs on
Hughes and his first graded stakes victory in the 2006
Indiana Derby (G2) at Hoosier Park on Cielo Gold. He
won the 2004 Eclipse Award as outstanding apprentice jockey after winning 243 races that year, including
stakes at Fair Grounds, Churchill Downs, Remington
Park and Delta Downs.
Hernandez’s first Keeneland win came during the
2004 Fall Meet when he won 20 races and was the
season’s second-leading rider. His first Keeneland stakes
win was the 2006 JPMorgan Chase Jessamine (G3) on
Swingit, and he also won the 2012 Giant’s Causeway on
Flash Mash. Hernandez has 65 victories at Keeneland.
As of April 5, Hernandez has won 1,215 career
races and ridden the earners of more than $39 million.
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Bobby’s Kitten
Bay colt
Sire: Kitten’s Joy
Dam: Celestial Woods, by Forestry
Breeders and Owners: Kenneth L.
and Sarah K. Ramsey (KY)
Trainer: Chad Brown
Jockey: Javier Castellano
Career record: 5 starts, 3 wins, 2 thirds, $307,100
Stakes performances: Won Pilgrim (G3); 3rd Breeders’
Cup Juvenile Turf (G1)
Pedigree note: Full brother to stakes winner Major
Magic. Third dam North of Eden (IRE), by Northfields,
is a half-sister to champion Theatrical (IRE). She produced turf champion Paradise Creek, Grade 1 winners
Forbidden Apple and Wild Event, and stakes winner I’m
Very Irish. Female family also includes Grade 1 winner
Eden’s Moon and David Junior, a highweight in England
and the United Arab Emirates.
Owners: Kenneth L. and Sarah K. Ramsey (KY)
Few horsemen are as involved in as many aspects
of Thoroughbred racing – from breeding to racing to
handicapping – as Ken Ramsey and his wife, Sarah.
The Ramseys earned Eclipse Awards as outstanding owner in 2004, 2011 and 2013, amassing more than
$12 million in earnings last year, $5 million more than
second-place Midwest Thoroughbreds. They also won
their first Eclipse Award as outstanding breeder in 2013,
with more than $12.1 million in earnings, owing chiefly
to the progeny of their homebred champion and leading
North American sire, Kitten’s Joy.
Dominant owners on the Kentucky racing circuit,
the Ramseys have been leading owner at Keeneland
13 times, just one shy of T.A. Grissom’s record 14 meet
titles. They have won or shared six spring meet owner
titles (2004, 2006, 2010-13) and seven fall meet titles
(2000, 2002, 2007-09, 2012-13). Through April 5, their
horses had won 165 races at Keeneland, ranking them
third on the list of the track’s all-time owners by number
of wins.
The Ramseys’ excellence at Keeneland has been
impressive. Their 25 wins during the 2013 Spring Meet
shattered the previous record of 12 wins by an owner
during a single race meeting. The record-breaking pace
continued when they won 17 races to establish a Keeneland Fall Meet record for most victories by an owner.
In addition to their Keeneland titles, the Ramseys
swept the 2013 summer, early fall and late fall meet
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titles at Churchill Downs; topped the owner standings
at Gulfstream during the 2012-2013 winter meet; and
captured their third Saratoga title in 2013 with a record
22 wins.
Through April 6, 2014, the Ramseys have won 13
Keeneland stakes, including 11 graded stakes. Dark
Cove’s victory in the 2013 Elkhorn Stakes (G2) marked
their eighth graded stakes victory, for which they earned
a gold tray as part of Keeneland’s signature graded
stakes trophy program. Only 17 other owners in Keeneland history have such an accomplishment.
The Ramseys have won five Grade 1 stakes at
Keeneland – Nothing to Lose (2004 Shadwell Turf Mile);
Dawn of War (2005 Lane’s End Breeders’ Futurity);
Stephanie’s Kitten (2011 Darley Alcibiades); We Miss
Artie (2014 Dixiana Breeders’ Futurity); and Kitten’s
Dumplings (2013 Queen Elizabeth II Challenge Cup).
Among their other notable horses are 2004 champion turf male Kitten’s Joy (2004 Joe Hirsch Turf Classic
Invitational-G1 and Secretariat-G1); Roses in May (2005
Emirates Airline Dubai World Cup-G1); Furthest Land
(2009 Breeders’ Cup Dirt Mile-G1); and Stephanie’s Kitten (2011 Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf-G2).
On Aug. 17, 2013, the Ramseys’ Admiral’s Kitten won the Secretariat (G1), Big Blue Kitten took the
Sword Dancer Invitational (G1) and Real Solution captured the Arlington Million (G1). All three were homebred sons of Kitten’s Joy.
The Ramseys are from Artemus, Ky. Ken was 6
when he accompanied his aunt Ruby on a Christmas
shopping trip to Louisville and saw Churchill Downs
for the first time. He saw his first Thoroughbred race
at Golden Gate Fields when he was in the Navy and
saw his second race at Keeneland after his Navy service when he was a student at the University of Kentucky. He claimed his first racehorse, Red Redeemer, for
$1,500, in 1969 at old Miles Park in Louisville.
Ken Ramsey became a trucking industry executive
before turning to real estate in the 1970s and then to
cellular telephone network franchising in the 1980s, primarily along Interstate 75 in northeastern Georgia and
southeastern Kentucky. He sold the cellular business in
1994 for an estimated $39 million.
The Ramseys bought historic Almahurst Farm,
outside of Nicholasville, Ky., in 1994 and renamed it
Ramsey Farm. Today the farm, which is home to Kitten’s
Joy, covers more than 1,200 acres.
Website: ramseyfarm.com
Bobby’s Kitten
The Ramseys’ previous starters
Year
2013
2012
2012
2010
2003
Horse
Charming Kitten
Gung Ho
Politicallycorrect
Pleasant Prince
Ten Cents a Shine
Finish
3rd
3rd
12th
7th
8th
Trainer: Chad Brown
Chad Brown has made Keeneland a regular stop
since he was an assistant to the late Racing Hall of Fame
trainer Bobby Frankel. Last year, he won the JPMorgan
Chase Jessamine (G3) with Kitten Kaboodle for his
seventh stakes victory at Keeneland. In 2012, he sent
out Dayatthespa to win the Queen Elizabeth II Challenge Cup (G1) and the Appalachian (G3) and saddled
Balance the Books to win the Bourbon (G3). His first
stakes winner at the track was the popular gray Silver
Timber, who won the Woodford (G3) in 2009 and 2010
and the Shakertown (G3) in 2010.
From Saratoga, N.Y., Brown was involved in Standardbred racing while growing up. While he attended
Cornell University, where he majored in animal science,
he spent summers and the year following graduation
working for Hall of Fame trainer Shug McGaughey.
Brown next spent five years working for Frankel, splitting his time between Southern California and Saratoga.
He went on to oversee Frankel’s divisions in Kentucky,
Monmouth Park and Gulfstream Park and worked
with such standouts as Horse of the Year Ghostzapper,
champion Intercontinental (GB), Belmont (G1) winner
Empire Maker and Grade 1 winner Medaglia d’Oro. In
2007, Brown saddled Ginger Punch to win the Breeders’
Cup Distaff (G1) while Frankel remained in California.
He soon went out on his own.
Since 2007, Brown has sent out more than 500 winners and the earners of more than $26 million. They include 2012 champion turf female Zagora (FR), winner of
the Breeders’ Cup Filly and Mare Turf (G1), and Maram,
winner of the 2008 Grey Goose Breeders’ Cup Juvenile
Fillies Turf. He ranked third among North American
trainers by earnings in 2013 with $13,395,419.
Brown’s previous starter in the Toyota Blue Grass:
Year
2013
Horse
Balance the Books
Finish
6th
Jockey: Javier Castellano
Javier Castellano received the 2013 Eclipse Award
as outstanding jockey, capping a season during which
he rode the earners of a record $26,213,507. Castellano
won 362 races.
The season was the third consecutive in which
Castellano ranked in the top three for earnings among
North American riders. Through April 5, he also led the
2014 rankings in both of those categories.
Born in Venezuela, where his father and uncle were
jockeys, Castellano started riding in his native country
in 1996 and moved to the U.S. a year later. He first rode
in South Florida and scored his first victory in July 1997
at Calder. He received his first big break when he rode
Horse of the Year Ghostzapper to win the 2004 Breeders’ Cup Classic (G1).
At Keeneland, Castellano has 19 stakes victories. In
2012 he won four stakes, including the Queen Elizabeth
II Challenge Cup (G1) on Dayatthespa. He has other
Grade 1 wins on Bit of Whimsy in the 2007 QEII, Lilacs
and Lace in the 2011 Central Bank Ashland and Get
Stormy in the 2011 Maker’s Mark Mile.
In his career, Castellano has won more than 3,700
races and ridden the earners of more than $195.1 million. Other major wins include the 2013 Breeders’ Cup
Juvenile Fillies (G1) on Ria Antonia, 2012 Breeders’ Cup
Filly and Mare Turf (G1) on Zagora (FR) and the 2006
Preakness (G1) on Bernardini.
Castellano’s father-in-law is Terry Meyocks, national
manager of the Jockeys’ Guild.
Website: jockeyjaviercastellano.com
Year
2013
2012
2006
Castellano’s previous mounts
Horse
Finish
Balance the Books
6th
Howe Great
5th
Court Folly
9th
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Casiguapo
Chestnut colt
Sire: Sightseeing
Dam: Emerald Buddha, by Buddha
Breeder: University of Kentucky
(KY)
Jockey: Rajiv Maragh
Career record: 6 starts, 1 win, 2 seconds, 1 third,
$287,665
Stakes performances: 2nd Hopeful (G1); 2nd Delta
Downs Jackpot (G3); 3rd Frank Gomez Memorial; 4th
Foxwoods Champagne (G1)
Pedigree note: Second dam Sweet Betsy, by Alysheba,
is a half-sister to Grade 2 winner Relaxing Rhythm and
Grade 3 winners Holy Mountain and Malagra.
Casiguapo was bred by the University of Kentucky,
which operates a 100-acre horse unit for teaching and
research at its Maine Chance Farm. UK has a small
broodmare band at the farm, relying on donated mares
and donated stallion seasons. Students work at the farm
and learn all aspects of the horse industry. They sell the
foals they breed as yearlings.
By Sightseeing, Casiguapo was sold to Jorge Wagner’s All American Horses. Wagner said he likes to buy
offspring of young sires.
“I always try to study a little on pedigree,” Wagner
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said in an interview with Horse Racing Radio Network
before Casiguapo finished second in the Delta Downs
Jackpot (G3). “He’s a good-looking horse. Since he was
a baby, he was a really nice colt. When he started training, he did everything easy. His morning works were
excellent.”
Casiguapo is Spanish for “almost handsome.” The
story is that the groom who cared for him as a youngster called him Casiguapo, which led to everyone else
in the barn to use the moniker. The name stuck when
Wagner heard it.
A veteran of more than 35 years as a Thoroughbred
trainer, Mario Morales is a familiar face at Calder Race
Course in South Florida. The native of Colombia trained
horses in South America, including Colombia, Peru,
Ecuador, Chile and Argentina before moving to the U.S.
a decade ago. In North America, he has trained 83 winners and the earners of nearly $1.8 million. Among them
is Caballero Negro, winner of Calder’s Silver Season
Stakes in 2004.
Morales, who trains Casiguapo, trained horses for
owner Jorge Wagner’s father three decades ago.
“(Morales) knows a lot about the game,” Wagner
said in an interview with Horse Racing Radio Network.
“He’s a smart trainer that knows the business. I’m really
confident in him. He’s given me great results.”
Coastline
Gray or roan colt
Sire: Speightstown
Dam: Culinary, by El Amante
Breeder: DATTT Farm LLC (KY)
Trainer: Mark Casse
Jockey: Stewart Elliott
Career record: 7 starts, 2 wins, 1 second, 2 thirds,
$172,479
Stakes performances: Won Street Sense; 3rd Horseshoe Casino Cincinnati Spiral (G3); 3rd Smarty Jones;
4th Southwest (G3); 8th Delta Downs Jackpot (G3)
Keeneland sale history: $190,000 purchase at the 2012
Keeneland September Yearling Sale. Consignor: Denali
Stud (Craig and Holly Bandoroff), agent. Buyer: Mark
Casse, agent.
Pedigree note: Dam Culinary is a Grade 3 winner.
pion 2-year-old filly and Uncaptured, recipient of the
award as 2-year-old male and Horse of the Year.
Oxley founded Oxley Petroleum, an oil and gas
exploration firm based in Tulsa, in 1962. He sold the
company in May 2003 and has since started Oxley Resources LLC, a smaller-scale oil and gas exploration and
production venture.
Oxley and his wife, Debby, own Fawn Leap Farm
in Midway, Ky.
Oxley’s previous starters in the Toyota Blue Grass:
Year
Horse
Finish
2013
Dynamic Sky
9th
2013
Uncaptured
10th
2012
Prospective
6th
2006
Strong Contender
3rd
2002
Booklet
2nd
2001
Hero’s Tribute
7th
1995
Jambalaya Jazz
5th
John C. Oxley of Tulsa, Okla., became interested
in Thoroughbred racing as a youngster and said he was
captivated listening to Assault’s victory in the 1946 Kentucky Derby on the family radio.
He was 10 when he began caring for the Thoroughbred polo ponies owned by his father, John T. Oxley,
a Hall of Fame polo player and former chairman of the
U.S. Polo Association. While he played polo in his 20s,
the younger Oxley attended the races at Hialeah and
Gulfstream and decided he wanted to own Thoroughbred racehorses. When he was 35, he purchased his first
horse at a 2-year-old sale at Hialeah.
Oxley has found success as an owner at the highest level, winning the 2001 Kentucky Derby (G1) with
Monarchos and the 1995 Kentucky Oaks (G1) with
Gal in a Ruckus. He campaigned champion Beautiful Pleasure, a six-time Grade 1 winner who earned
more than $2.7 million during her career. Other notable
horses who’ve carried his silks include Grade 1 winners
Sky Mesa and Booklet and multiple graded stakes winners Dancinginherdreams, Strong Contender, Yes Dear
Maggy, Stalwart, Pyramid Peak and Jambalaya Jazz.
At Keeneland, Oxley has won two graded stakes
through April 6, 2014: the 2002 Lane’s End Breeders’
Futurity (G2) with Sky Mesa and the 2012 Darley Alcibiades (G1) with Spring in the Air.
In 2012, Oxley received four of Canada’s Sovereign
Awards. He was named outstanding owner while his
stable was represented by Spring in the Air, voted cham-
Mark Casse was 18 in 1979 when he became a
trainer, and he won his first race, which happened to
be at Keeneland. As of April 5, he had won more than
1,600 races and sent out the earners of more than $81
million in his career.
Casse has had a number of strong years. In 2012 his
horses won 129 races (exceeded only by 140 wins in
2011) and earned more than $10.2 million, ranking him
seventh among North America’s leading trainer by earnings. He trained Spring in the Air, winner of Keeneland’s
Darley Alcibiades (G1), and multiple graded stakes winner Prospective, who was sixth in the Toyota Blue Grass
(G1). In 2013, Casse again won the Darley Alcibiades
with My Conquestadory.
For 2012, Casse received his fifth Sovereign Awards
as the leading trainer in Canada. In his career, he trained
Canadian Horse of the Year Sealy Hill and additional Canadian champions Delightful Mary, Marchfield, Kimchi,
Added Edge and Exciting Story. He also has one title
as leading trainer at Churchill Downs and four titles as
leading trainer at Turfway Park.
Casse’s father, Norman, retired as chairman of the
board of Ocala Breeders’ Sales in 2006 and has spent
more than 40 years in the industry. Racing remains a
family affair as Mark’s wife, Tina, is director of operations for Casse Racing. Since 2006, Mark Casse’s son
Norman has worked as an assistant to his father and
Trainer: Mark Casse
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Coastline
has managed strings at Fair Grounds, Churchill Downs,
Saratoga and Keeneland.
Website: teamcasse.com
Casse’s previous starters in the Toyota Blue Grass:
Year
Horse
Finish
2013
Dynamic Sky
9th
2013
Uncaptured
10th
2012
Prospective
6th
2008
Miner’s Claim
6th
2006
Seaside Retreat
6th
Jockey: Stewart Elliott
Stewart Elliott was a longtime presence on the East
Coast, riding on the Pennsylvania and Mid-Atlantic circuits to great success over a 33-year career than began
in 1981. The winningest rider in the history of Parx Rac-
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ing, Elliott has more than 4,600 victories and ridden the
earners of nearly $92 million during his career.
In 2004, Elliott rode undefeated Smarty Jones to win
the Kentucky Derby (G1) by 2¾ lengths and the Preakness (G1) by 11½ lengths. In the Belmont, the duo was
passed in the stretch by Birdstone and finished second
by a length to that rival.
Elliott has other Grade 1 wins on Wildcat Heir in
the 2004 Frank J. De Francis Memorial Dash and on
Round Pond in the 2005 Acorn.
In March 2014, he moved his tack to Kentucky in
part because his wife is from the commonwealth. He
won four races through the first two days of the Keeneland Spring Meet, tying with Julien Leparoux for the lead
among jockeys.
Coltimus Prime
Dark bay or brown colt
Sire: Milwaukee Brew
Dam: Certainly Special, by Distorted
Humor
Breeder: Jayson Horner (ON)
Owner: Cabernet Racing Stables
Trainer: Justin Nixon
Jockey: Alan Garcia
Career record: 4 starts, 1 win, 1 second, $57,325
Stakes performances: 2nd Display; 9th Tampa Bay
Derby (G2)
Pedigree note: Fifth dam is 1992 Broodmare of the
Year Ballade, dam of champion Devil’s Bag and Canadian champion Glorious Song.
was training this filly and we bought her fully with the
intention of breeding her.”
Certainly Special has produced a trio of runners, all
winners, including Kurhah, stakes winner Crysta’s Court
and Coltimus Prime.
Horner’s three children, Crysta, Courtney and
Colton, Coltimus Prime’s namesake, are the impetus behind the social media campaign for Coltimus Prime. The
colt has a Facebook page and a Twitter account.
“We need to see the next generation coming to the
track with us and putting together a social media platform came naturally to them. I think it’s a great idea,”
Horner said.
Website: cabernetracingstable.com
Owner: Cabernet Racing Stables
Trainer: Justin Nixon
Cabernet Racing Stables represents the partnership
of Jayson Horner, breeder of Coltimus Prime, and his
friend Mike Weingarten.
Horner, a 55-year-old businessman from Toronto,
often attended the races as a child with his late father,
Russell.
“My dad used to own horses and I tagged along to
the track with him back in the ‘60s and ‘70s,” Horner
recounted in a recent Woodbine press release. “His
claim to fame, and we’re going back to the late 1940s, is
a horse called Wool Chopper, who was a Queen’s Plate
favorite but took a bad step during training and didn’t
make it to the Plate.”
After the death of his father, Horner lost touch
with racing until a chance encounter at his son Colton’s
hockey game rekindled the flame.
“My son plays hockey in Aurora and the mother
of one of the kids on his team is John Sikura’s sister,”
said Horner, referring to the president of Hill ‘n’ Dale
Farms. “I was standing in the rink one day and Caroline
showed up wearing a Hill ‘n’ Dale jacket with a patch
on the sleeve that said ‘Theatrical.’ We started talking
and that’s what got me intrigued about racing again.”
A partnership with his friend Weingarten, creating the Cabernet Racing moniker, has proven to be a
successful venture tracing back to the seemingly nondescript $16,000 claim of a Distorted Humor mare named
Certainly Special on Feb. 8, 2008.
“We spotted a mare that had been racing at Gulfstream and it was a time in the economy when trainers
were dropping horses in for a tag not thinking anyone
was going to claim them,” recalled Horner. “Bill Mott
Justin Nixon is a Canadian-born trainer who arrives
for the Toyota Blue Grass (G1) with Coltimus Prime,
who will be his first career starter at Keeneland.
Nixon began his racing career by training Standardbreds in Ontario for his father. He has trained
Thoroughbred stakes winners at Colonial Downs, Lone
Star, Monmouth, Mountaineer, Pimlico and Woodbine.
The trainer, who winters at Palm Beach Downs, entered
April with 343 career victories and has trained the earners of more than $6.9 million. In 2004, his horses scored
43 victories and earned more than $1.2 million.
Jockey: Alan Garcia
Alan Garcia made his mark at Keeneland in 2010
when he scored two longshot victories in Grade 1 races.
In April, he rode Stately Victor to a 40-1 upset in the
Toyota Blue Grass Stakes (G1). In October, he rode
Acoma to win the Juddmonte Spinster (G1) at odds
of 23-1. Garcia had 58 career victories at Keeneland
through 2013 with three stakes victories.
From Lima, Peru, Garcia represents the third generation of his family to ride racehorses. He graduated
from the nation’s jockey school, and he was Peru’s
leading apprentice in 2003. At the suggestion of friend
and fellow rider Alfredo Clemente, Garcia came to the
United States that same year and was the leading apprentice at The Meadowlands after a brief tenure as an
exercise rider in Kentucky. He has been based in New
York since 2007.
In 2007, Garcia joined a select group of riders to
win a race during the Breeders’ Cup World Championships with his first mount in the event. That horse
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Coltimus Prime
was Lahudood (GB), who captured the Breeders’ Cup
Filly and Mare Turf (G1). Kiaran McLaughlin trained
Lahudood, who earned the Eclipse Award as the year’s
champion older turf female.
In 2008, Garcia rode Da’ Tara to an upset victory in
the Belmont Stakes (G1). That same year, he secured his
first title as a leading jockey when he led the standings
at Saratoga.
Since 2003, Garcia has ridden more than 1,400 winners and the earners of nearly $76 million in his career.
From 2007 through 2010 he amassed more than $46.2
million in earnings, including a single-year career-high
$14,487,938 in 2008.
Garcia’s previous starters in the Toyota Blue Grass:
Year
Horse
Finish
2013
Tesseron
11th
2011
Crimson China
5th
2010
Stately Victor
Won
2009
Charitable Man
7th
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Dance With Fate
Sire: Two Step Salsa
Dam: Flirting With Fate, by Saint
Ballado
Breeder: Best A Luck Farm LLC (FL)
Owners: Sharon Alesia, Bran Jam
Stable and Ciaglia Racing LLC
Jockey: Corey Nakatani
Career record: 7 starts, 2 wins, 3 seconds, $230,050
Stakes performances: 2nd Del Mar Futurity (G1); 2nd
FrontRunner (G1); 2nd El Camino Real Derby (G3); 8th
Breeders’ Cup Juvenile (G1)
Owners: Sharon Alesia, Bran Jam Stable
and Ciaglia Racing LLC
The partnership of Sharon Alesia, Bran Jam Stable
and Ciaglia Racing LLC enjoyed success three years ago
with the filly Weemissfrankie, who won both the 2011
Del Mar Debutante (G1) and Oak Leaf (G1) at Santa
Anita. Weemissfrankie was named for Alesia’s husband,
Frank, a Hollywood actor and television director, who
died in February 2011.
Joe Ciaglia Jr. met trainer Peter Eurton in the 1990s
and was introduced to Frank Alesia, who played a significant role in Ciaglia’s racing education. Ciaglia, whose
company California Skateparks is a leading designer
of action sports facilities worldwide, became an owner
in 1999 and began purchasing horses with the Alesias.
Bran Jam Stable’s Mike Mellon also joined the partnership for a string of horses.
Southern California-based trainer Peter Eurton returns to Keeneland for the 2014 Toyota Blue Grass (G1)
with hopes of duplicating the success he had on his last
trip here. Last October, Eurton scored his first stakes win
at the track when Madame Cactus rallied in the deep
stretch to capture the Lexus Raven Run (G2).
Among the other horses Eurton has trained is
Weemissfrankie, who won the 2011 Del Mar Debutante
(G1) and Oak Leaf (G1) before finishing third in the
2011 Grey Goose Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Fillies (G1).
The filly raced for Dance With Fate’s owners.
As of April 5, Eurton had won nearly 400 races in
his career with earnings of more than $14.6 million.
Jockey: Corey Nakatani
Southern California-based Corey Nakatani has 10
victories in Breeders’ Cup races and multiple meet riding titles at Del Mar and Santa Anita. As of April 5, he
had ridden 3,701 winners and the earners of more than
$218.4 million in his career. He has reached the $10 million earnings mark in a single year eight times.
Nakatani’s Breeders’ Cup wins are the 2012 Dirt
Mile (G1) on Tapizar; 2011 Turf Sprint (G1) on Regally
Ready; 2011 Grey Goose Juvenile Fillies (G1) on My
Miss Aurelia; 2006 TVG Sprint (G1) on Thor’s Echo;
2004 Juvenile Fillies on Sweet Catomine; 1999 Mile (G1)
on Silic (FR); 1998 Sprint on Reraise; 1997 Sprint on
Elmhurst; 1996 Distaff (G1) on Jewel Princess; and the
1996 Sprint on Lit de Justice.
At Keeneland, Nakatani has won 26 races, including
six stakes: the 2013 Madison (G1) on Full Measure; 2007
First Lady (G2) on Vacare; 2007 Commonwealth Breeders’ Cup (G2) on Silent Name (JPN); 2006 Commonwealth Breeders’ Cup on Sun King; 2001 LG&E Forerunner on Kalu; and the 2000 Jenny Wiley (G3) on Astra.
Nakatani’s previous starters in the Toyota Blue Grass:
Year
Horse
Finish
2013
Undrafted
13th
2007
Great Hunter
5th
2006
Little Cliff
8th
2002
Azillion (IRE)
6th
2001
A P Valentine
5th
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Divine Oath
Bay colt
Sire: Broken Vow
Dam: Rejoicing, by Forestry
Breeder: Sanford R. Robertson (KY)
Trainer: Todd Pletcher
Jockey: Julien Leparoux
Career record: 2 starts, 2 wins, $49,350
Keeneland September Yearling Sale. Consignor: Select
Sales, agent. Buyer: Todd Pletcher, agent.
Pedigree note: Third dam is Racing Hall of Fame member Personal Ensign.
Formed in 2006 and co-owned by brothers-in-law
Kevin Scatuorchio and Bryan Sullivan, Let’s Go Stable is
an international racing operation that also includes sixtime Eclipse Award-winning trainer Todd Pletcher.
Scatuorchio and Sullivan serve as managing partners.
Kevin Scatuorchio was introduced to racing through
his father, James Scatuorchio, who campaigned champion turf male English Channel and multiple graded
stakes winner and sire More Than Ready, among others.
Let’s Go achieved immediate success, represented
by multiple Grade 1 winner Verrazano, a prominent
horse on the 2013 Triple Crown trail owned in partnership with Michael Tabor, Derrick Smith and Mrs. John
Magnier; Ready’s Echo, second in the in the 2009 Breeders’ Cup Dirt Mile (G1) and third in the 2008 Belmont
(G1); and graded stakes winner El Padrino,
Website: LGSracing.com
Todd Pletcher received a record sixth Eclipse
Award as outstanding trainer in 2013, joining the four
consecutive honors he earned from 2004-2007 and a
fifth for 2010 when his stable included Kentucky Derby
Presented by Yum! Brands (G1) winner Super Saver.
At Keeneland, Pletcher was the leading trainer
in the spring of 2005, when he trained a then-Spring
Meet record 16 winners, and again in the spring of 2008.
Through 2013, he had won 164 races here, ranking him
fifth on the list of the track’s all-time leading trainers by
victories. Pletcher’s 39 stakes wins place him second
behind Racing Hall of Famer D. Wayne Lukas in that
category.
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Pletcher has two wins in the Toyota Blue Grass
(G1). He won the race in 2005 with Bandini. In 2008,
he scored a second victory in the race when he sent out
Monba to finish a neck in front of stablemate Cowboy
Cal. In 2013, he finished second with Palace Malice,
who would go on to win the Belmont Stakes (G1).
Pletcher was 7 when he began working with racehorses trained by his father, Jake Pletcher, and he spent
his summer vacations at the racetrack. After graduating
from the University of Arizona Race Track Industry Program in May 1989, he began working for Lukas. Their
successful association continued until the end of 1995
when Pletcher took out his trainer’s license. Pletcher
saddled his first winner two months later.
As of April 5, Pletcher was the year’s leading trainer
by earnings with more than $6.4 million. In his career,
he has sent the earners of more than $264.7 million,
ranking him second to Lukas on the list of the alltime leading trainers by earnings. On Pletcher’s list of
champions are Ashado, English Channel, Fleet Indian,
Lawyer Ron, Left Bank, Rags to Riches, Shanghai Bobby,
Speightstown, Uncle Mo and Wait a While.
Website: toddpletcherracing.com
Pletcher’s previous starters in the Toyota Blue Grass:
Year
Horse
Finish
2013
Palace Malice
2nd
2013
Charming Kitten
3rd
2012
Heavy Breathing
7th
2011
Queen’splatekitten
7th
2011
Praetereo
11th
2011
Sensational Slam
12th
2010
Interactif
4th
2010
Aikenite
8th
2009
Join in the Dance
5th
2008
Monba
Won
2008
Cowboy Cal
2nd
2006
Bluegrass Cat
4th
2005
Bandini
Won
2004
Limehouse
3rd
2003
Lion Tamer
6th
2001
Invisible Ink
4th
2000
More Than Ready
2nd
1998
Ian’s Thunder
4th
Divine Oath
Jockey: Julien Leparoux
Julien Leparoux, who began riding at Keeneland
in 2006, is already one of the track’s most successful
jockeys. Prior to the 2014 Spring Meet, he is Keeneland’s fifth-leading rider by wins (326) and is fifth on the
list of leading riders by stakes wins (39). He has won
eight Grade 1 races at the track, including four in 2013:
the Toyota Blue Grass on Java’s War, the Jenny Wiley
on Centre Court, the First Lady on Better Lucky and the
Queen Elizabeth II Challenge Cup on Kitten’s Dumplings.
In the 2012 Fall Meet, Leparoux captured his fifth
consecutive, and ninth overall, leading rider title at
Keeneland. Leparoux also was the Spring Meet’s leading
rider in 2006 (in a tie with Rafael Bejarano), 2007, 2009,
2011 and 2012, and was the fall season’s leading rider
also in 2006, 2010 and 2011. He won the 2013 Toyota
Blue Grass on Java’s War in a rousing last to first rally.
Born in France, Leparoux knew as a youngster that
he wanted to be a jockey. His late father, Robert, had
been a jockey and then an assistant trainer. Leparoux
came to the U.S. in early 2003 to become an exercise
rider for fellow countryman Patrick Biancone. He began
his riding career at Saratoga in the summer of 2005
and won his first race on August 18 with only his third
mount.
Leparoux has received two Eclipse Awards for his
riding success. The first was the Eclipse as outstanding apprentice jockey in 2006; he earned the Eclipse
Award as outstanding jockey in 2009. Leparoux joins
Steve Cauthen, Chris McCarron and Kent Desormeaux
as the others to win an Eclipse as an apprentice and as
a journeyman.
As of April 6, Leparoux had won 1,921 races and
ridden the earners of nearly $105 million in his career.
Year
2013
2012
2011
2010
2009
2007
2006
Leparoux’s previous mounts
Horse
Finish
Java’s War
Won
Ever So Lucky
10th
Santiva
9th
Pleasant Prince
7th
Terrain
4th
Time Squared
6th
Sadler’s Trick
7th
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Extrasexyhippzster
Sire: Stroll
Dam: Extra Sexy Psychic, by Freud
Breeders: Toni M. Kirwan and
Edward Hipps (PA)
Owners: Kirwan Equine Group Inc.
and Edward Hipps
Trainer: Michael Trombetta
Jockey: Julian Pimentel
Career record: 6 starts, 3 wins, 1 third, $174,224
Stakes performances: Won Miracle Wood; Won Don
Rickles; 4th Marylander; 8th Gotham (G3)
Owners: Kirwan Equine Group Inc.
and Edward Hipps
Toni and Michael Kirwan founded the Kirwan
Equine Group, a Pennsylvania-based breeding and racing operation. The couple often partners with Edward
Hipps in breeding and racing. Among the horses they
have bred and raced is Extra Sexy Psychic, dam of Extrasexyhippzster.
The unusual name for the partners’ Toyota Blue
Grass contender comes from Toni Kirwan’s penchant for
giving her horses long names so she can hear them during the race calls. Their other horses include Divashightekkgizmo, Prettyhipphophotty and Jazmainiasupertaz.
Trainer: Michael Trombetta
Maryland native Michael Trombetta has more than
1,250 victories and trained the earners of more than
$37.8 million in his career. Among his notable horses is
Sweetnorthernsaint, who won the 2006 Illinois Derby
(G2), finished seventh to Barbaro in the Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (G1) as the 5-1 favorite,
and was second in the Preakness (G1).
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Trombetta’s father, Rudy, owned horses and took
his son to Pimlico. He slowly built his training operation
while working for his brother, Dino, at the contracting
company he owned. When he reached 30 horses under
his direction, he moved full-time into the industry.
Trombetta has three career victories at Keeneland,
including the 2009 Commonwealth (G2) with Eternal
Star.
“The gratification comes from putting in the hard
work and seeing a horse win,” Trombetta posted on his
Facebook page. “The winning is the acknowledgment
of a job well done for the groom, the exercise rider,
everyone in your stable. I’ve always tried to do a good
job. I’ve always had confidence. Always taken the job
seriously. And I’m grateful. The most any trainer hopes
for is that an owner will give you a chance with a good
horse.”
Jockey: Julian Pimentel
Julian Pimentel and trainer Michael Trombetta have
teamed up often in the past for success on the Maryland racing circuit. Now the duo will try to replicate the
results in the Toyota Blue Grass (G1) with Extrasexyhippzster.
Pimentel was born in Colombia and rode there
before moving to the U.S. He was a leading rider at
Monmouth Park and The Meadowlands from 2001-2005.
He moved to Maryland, where he claimed the 2008
Laurel Park summer meet riding title and rode Spectacular Malibu to win the Maryland Million Distaff and Peace
Town to win the Maryland Juvenile Championship.
Pimentel entered April with nearly 1,300 victories
and had ridden the earners of more than $38 million.
Gala Award
Bay colt
Sire: Bernardini
Dam: Wilshewed, by Carson City
Breeder: William L. Currin (KY)
Owners: Michael B. Tabor, Derrick
Smith and Susan Magnier
Jockey: John Velazquez
Career record: 3 starts, 2 wins, 1 second, $123,180
Stakes performance: Won Palm Beach (G3)
Keeneland sale history: $1.55 million purchase at the
2012 Keeneland September Yearling Sale. Consignor:
Valkyre Stud, agent for Mr. and Mrs. William Currin.
Buyer: Demi O’Byrne.
Pedigree note: Half-brother to Grade 1 winner Stormello and Grade 2 winner My Best Brother. Female family
also includes Grade 3 winner The Pamplemousse.
Owners: Michael B. Tabor, Derrick Smith
and Susan Magnier
Susan Magnier is the daughter of legendary Irish
trainer Vincent O’Brien. Her husband, John Magnier,
is the managing partner of Irish-based Coolmore Stud.
Coolmore’s vast operation is headquartered in Fethard,
County Tipperary, and also has farms in Kentucky at
Ashford Stud near Versailles and in Australia at Hunter
Valley in New South Wales.
Magnier, whose family was prominently associated
with jumpers in Ireland, helped establish Coolmore as
one of the world’s leading stallion operations. In 1975,
legendary trainer Vincent O’Brien tapped Magnier to
manage Coolmore for O’Brien and his partner, Robert
Sangster. Their association resulted in Coolmore’s domination of the European classics during the late 1970s
and 1980s. A keen investor, Magnier is annually ranked
by the Sunday Times Rich List among the wealthiest
men in Ireland.
Today, Coolmore Ireland stands such leading
stallions as Galileo (IRE) and Danehill Dancer, while
Giant’s Causeway, Henrythenavigator, Tale of the Cat
and Lookin At Lucky, among others, stand at Ashford. In
addition to its stallion operations, Coolmore encompasses the famed Ballydoyle training yard, where Vincent
O’Brien conditioned such champions as Sir Ivor, Nijinsky II, Alleged, Storm Bird and Sadler’s Wells, and today
serves as home base for Irish champion trainer Aidan
O’Brien (no relation).
In recent years, Michael Tabor and Derrick Smith
have joined Magnier as business associates at Coolmore.
A resident of Monaco, Tabor founded the Prince Arthur betting shop chain, which he developed from two
betting shops into a chain of 114 shops. In 1995 he sold
the Prince Arthur chain to Coral, one of Great Britain’s
largest betting shop operators. Tabor earned Keeneland’s gold tray in the fall of 2008 in recognition of his
eight graded stakes wins at the track.
Tabor made a splash in 1995 when his Thunder
Gulch won the Kentucky Derby (G1) and Belmont (G1).
Thunder Gulch was fourth in the Blue Grass.
Derrick Smith, who lives primarily in Barbados,
worked for the British bookmakers Ladbrokes before
leaving in 1988 to go into business on his own. He
made his fortune in property and currency trading.
Either individually or in various partnerships, the
Magniers, Tabor and Smith have been represented by
numerous Group or Grade 1 winners and champions
in Europe and the United States, including Hurricane
Run, Ruler of the World, Camelot, Pour Moi, Roderic
O’Connor (IRE), Misty for Me (IRE), Cape Blanco (IRE),
No Nay Never and Verrazano.
Tabor and Smith purchased future champion Rags
to Riches for $1.9 million at Keeneland’s 2005 September
Yearling Sale. Rags to Riches won the 2007 Kentucky
Oaks (G1) and became only the third filly in history to
win the Belmont (G1).
Gala Award’s connections already have been successful in the Toyota Blue Grass. In 2000, Tabor and
Susan Magnier joined Robert and Beverly Lewis in the
ownership of winner High Yield. Tabor and Smith won
the race in 2005 with Bandini.
Todd Pletcher received a record sixth Eclipse Award
as outstanding trainer in 2013, joining the four consecutive honors he earned from 2004-2007 and a fifth for
2010 when his stable included Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (G1) winner Super Saver.
At Keeneland, Pletcher was the leading trainer in
the spring of 2005, when he trained a then-Spring Meet
record 16 winners, and again in the spring of 2008.
category.
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Gala Award
Year
Horse
Finish
2013
Palace Malice
2nd
2013
Charming Kitten
3rd
2012
Heavy Breathing
7th
2011
7th
2011
Praetereo
11th
2011
Sensational Slam
12th
2010
Interactif
4th
2010
Aikenite
8th
2009
Join in the Dance
5th
2008
Monba
Won
2008
Cowboy Cal
2nd
2006
Bluegrass Cat
4th
2005
Bandini
Won
2004
Limehouse
3rd
2003
Lion Tamer
6th
2001
Invisible Ink
4th
2000
More Than Ready
2nd
1998
Ian’s Thunder
4th
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Jockey: John Velazquez
John Velazquez, who won the Eclipse Award as
North America’s outstanding jockey in 2004 and 2005,
rode Animal Kingdom to win the 2011 Kentucky Derby
Presented by Yum! Brands (G1) for his first victory in
the sport’s most famous race. He has two wins in the
Belmont (G1), riding the filly Rags to Riches in 2007 and
Union Rags in 2012.
Born in Puerto Rico, Velazquez began riding in the
U.S. in March 1990 under the guidance of his agent,
Racing Hall of Fame jockey Angel Cordero Jr. He has
won more than 5,100 career wins while he has ridden
the earners of $300.4 million, a North American record.
Among those wins are 12 victories in the Breeders’ Cup
World Championships, including the 2012 Breeders’ Cup
Mile (G1) on two-time Horse of the Year Wise Dan.
Velazquez, who is chairman of the Jockeys’ Guild,
was the leading rider at Keeneland with 21 victories in
the spring of 2005. Through 2013, he has 155 wins at
Keeneland and is seventh on the list of the track’s alltime leading jockeys by stakes wins with 36. Last year
he won the Dixiana Breeders’ Futurity (G1) on We Miss
Artie, the Thoroughbred Club of America (G2) on Judy
the Beauty, and the Transylvania (G3) on Jack Milton.
Velazquez’s first stakes victory at Keeneland came
in 1994, when he rode Claudius to win the Hopemont.
His eight Grade 1 wins include the 2012 Juddmonte
Spinster on In Lingerie, 2011 Darley Alcibiades on
Stephanie’s Kitten and the 2005 Toyota Blue Grass on
Bandini.
Year
2011
2010
2009
2008
2006
2005
2001
2000
1999
Velazquez’s previous mounts
Horse
Finish
7th
Codoy
5th
Join in the Dance
5th
Cowboy Cal
2nd
Bluegrass Cat
4th
Bandini
Won
Invisible Ink
4th
More Than Ready
2nd
Lemon Drop Kid
5th
Harry’s Holiday
Bay colt
Sire: Harlan’s Holiday
Dam: Daisy Mason, by Orientate
Breeders: Brereton C. Jones and
B. Ned Jones (KY)
Owners: Skychai Racing LLC and
Terry Raymond
Trainer: Mike Maker
Jockey: Rosie Napravnik
Career record: 7 starts, 3 wins, 2 seconds, 1 third,
$185,216
Stakes performances: Won 96Rock; 2nd Horseshoe
Casino Cincinnati Spiral (G3); 3rd John Battaglia Memorial; 5th Pasco
Keeneland September Yearling Sale. Consignor: Brereton
C. Jones/Airdrie Stud, agent. Buyers: Erv Woolsey and
Keith Asmussen.
Pedigree note: Dam is half-sister to multiple champion
Beholder and Grade 1 winner Into Mischief.
Owners: Skychai Racing LLC and Terry Raymond
Skychai Racing is a Louisville-based racing entity
headed by founder and racing manager Harvey Diamond and Jim Shircliff. The pair, who has in racing for
more than two decades, puts together syndicate stables
for new owners looking to break into the industry.
Skychai Racing partnered with Kendall Hansen
to finish second with Hansen in the 2012 Toyota Blue
Grass (G1). It also paired with Alpha Stables, a group of
12 co-workers from River Road Management in Louisville, to finish second with Twinspired in the 2011
Toyota Blue Grass.
Diamond caught the racing bug as a kid when his
father, Victor, would pull him out of school and take
him to the races. He became an owner in 1984. Diamond is a physician who is owner and president of
Occupational Physician Services.
Shircliff has been in horse racing since the 1970s, although he stepped away for a short time before returning in 1992. His initial foray into the industry came with
Standardbreds at Louisville Downs and he eventually
moved on to Thoroughbreds.
Terry Raymond is a partner with Diamond and
Shircliff on Harry’s Holiday, who won the 96ROCK
Stakes and finished second in the Horseshoe Casino
Cincinnati Spiral (G3), both at Turfway Park.
Terry Raymond, 60, owns Thunder Sportswear, a
Louisville, Ky., T-shirt company that has been in business for 14 years. He also owns real estate in Louisville
and lives there with his wife, Chris. Raymond’s father,
Sherwood, owned horses and raced mostly at the nowdefunct Miles Park, and Terry got started in the industry
in the late 1980s.
Among the horses he has raced is Nowi’veseenitall,
second in the 1992 Miller High Life Cradle (G3) at River
Down, and stakes winners Cold Execution, Ruled Off
and Sudden Death.
Website: SkychaiRacing.com
Trainer: Mike Maker
Mike Maker recorded the most successful year of
his career in 2013 when he won 228 races and trained
the earners of more than $8.3 million, including seven
graded stakes winners. Maker was on fire at Keeneland,
where he won a total of 42 races during the Spring and
Fall meets. He set a Spring Meet record for trainers with
25 victories. His Keeneland runners last year included
2013 stakes winners Dark Cove, who won the Elkhorn
(G2), and Kitten’s Dumplings, winner of the Queen
Elizabeth II Challenge Cup (G1).
A Michigan native, Maker is one of the many successful former assistants to Racing Hall of Fame trainer
D. Wayne Lukas. Maker, whose father trained Thoroughbreds, began working for Lukas in 1993 and was
involved with such notable Lukas horses as Kentucky
Derby (G1) and Preakness (G1) winner Charismatic and
Breeders’ Cup winners Cat Thief, Orientate, Surfside and
Spain.
Maker went out on his own in 2003 and is based
at the Trackside Training Center near Churchill Downs.
Among his accomplishments is winning a record 21
races during Churchill’s 2008 fall season. In 2008, Maker
also claimed Furthest Land for $25,000 for owners Ken
and Sarah Ramsey and in 2009 saddled the runner to
win the $1 million Breeders’ Cup Dirt Mile (G1) for the
first Grade 1 victory of his career. He added a victory in
the 2011 Grey Goose Breeders’ Cup Juvenile (G1) with
Hansen, who would later be named champion 2-yearold male for that year.
At Keeneland, Maker also was the leading trainer
during the track’s 2008 Fall Meet with nine wins. He
made history in 2010 when he sent out 40-1 longshot
Stately Victor to win the Toyota Blue Grass (G1). Racing
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Harry’s Holiday
for Tom and Jack Conway, the son of Ghostzapper won
the race by 4¼ lengths and paid a whopping $82.20
while giving Maker the first Keeneland stakes win of his
career.
As of April 5, Maker has saddled the earners of
more than $41.5 million in his career. He had won 108
races at Keeneland through 2013.
Website: makerstables.com
Maker’s previous starters in the Toyota Blue Grass:
Year
Horse
Finish
2013
Fear the Kitten
5th
2012
Hansen
2nd
2012
Gung Ho
3rd
2011
Twinspired
2nd
2011
Joes Blazing Aaron
6th
2010
Stately Victor
Won
2007
Love Dubai
7th
Jockey: Rosie Napravnik
During Keeneland’s 2013 Fall Meet, Rosie Napravnik
became the first female jockey to be the track’s leading
rider when she won 17 races. She enters the 2014 Spring
Meet after her fourth consecutive title as leading rider at
Fair Grounds.
Born in Morristown, N.J., Napravnik grew up with
horses. Her sister, Jasmine “Jazz” Napravnik, also has
ridden Thoroughbreds. Rosie began her riding career
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in 2005 and won aboard her first mount. She was the
leading rider in Maryland in 2006 and was runner-up to
Julien Leparoux to win the Eclipse Award as outstanding
apprentice rider. Napravnik also has earned the leading
rider title at Delaware Park.
As of April 5, Napravnik has ridden 1,773 winners
and the earners of more than $61.7 million in her career.
Through 2013, She has 40 wins at Keeneland, including
the 2010 Pin Oak Valley View (G3) on Fugitive Angel
and the 2013 Hilliard Lyons Doubledogdare (G3) on Ice
Cream Silence.
Napravnik recorded her most lucrative season in
2013 when she rode the earners of more than $13.2 million to rank eighth on the list of North America’s leading
riders by earnings. Her mounts included 2012 champion
2-year-old male Shanghai Bobby. In 2012, Napravnik
also became the first female jockey to win the Kentucky
Oaks (G1) when she rode Believe You Can to victory.
Napravnik’s husband, Joe Sharp, is an assistant to
trainer Mike Maker.
Napravnik’s previous mounts
Year
Horse
Finish
2013
Fear the Kitten
5th
2011
Willcox Inn
8th
Pablo Del Monte
Chestnut colt
Sire: Giant’s Causeway
Dam: One Hot Wish, Bring the Heat
Breeder and Trainer: Wesley Ward
(FL)
Owners: Susan Magnier, Derrick
Smith, Michael B. Tabor and
Wesley Ward
Jockey:
Career record: 5 starts, 2 wins, 1 third, $83,700
Stakes performances: 3rd Hutcheson (G3); 4th Gulfstream Park Derby; 5th Generous (G3)
Pedigree note: First foal out of One Hot Wish, a
daughter of Bring the Heat who set the 4½-furlong
world record of :48.87 at Keeneland on April 12, 2007,
in her career debut.
Owners: Susan Magnier, Derrick Smith, Michael
B. Tabor and Wesley Ward
Susan Magnier is the daughter of legendary Irish
trainer Vincent O’Brien. Her husband, John Magnier,
is the managing partner of Irish-based Coolmore Stud.
Coolmore’s vast operation is headquartered in Fethard,
County Tipperary, and also has farms in Kentucky at
Ashford Stud near Versailles and in Australia at Hunter
Valley in New South Wales.
Magnier, whose family was prominently associated
with jumpers in Ireland, helped establish Coolmore as
one of the world’s leading stallion operations. In 1975,
legendary trainer Vincent O’Brien tapped Magnier to
manage Coolmore for O’Brien and his partner, Robert
Sangster. Their association resulted in Coolmore’s domination of the European classics during the late 1970s
and 1980s. A keen investor, Magnier is annually ranked
by the Sunday Times Rich List among the wealthiest
men in Ireland.
Today, Coolmore Ireland stands such leading stallions as Galileo (IRE) and Danehill Dancer, while Giant’s Causeway, Henrythenavigator, Tale of the Cat and
Lookin At Lucky, among others, stand at Ashford. In
addition to its stallion operations, Coolmore encompasses the famed Ballydoyle training yard, where Vincent
O’Brien conditioned such champions as Sir Ivor, Nijinsky II, Alleged, Storm Bird and Sadler’s Wells, and today
serves as home base for Irish champion trainer Aidan
O’Brien (no relation).
In recent years, Michael Tabor and Derrick Smith
have joined Magnier as business associates at Coolmore.
A resident of Monaco, Tabor founded the Prince Arthur betting shop chain, which he developed from two
betting shops into a chain of 114 shops. In 1995 he sold
the Prince Arthur chain to Coral, one of Great Britain’s
largest betting shop operators. Tabor earned Keeneland’s gold tray in the fall of 2008 in recognition of his
eight graded stakes wins at the track.
Tabor made a splash in 1995 when his Thunder
Gulch won the Kentucky Derby (G1) and Belmont (G1).
Thunder Gulch was fourth in the Blue Grass.
Derrick Smith, who lives primarily in Barbados,
worked for the British bookmakers Ladbrokes before
leaving in 1988 to go into business on his own. He
made his fortune in property and currency trading.
Either individually or in various partnerships, the
Magniers, Tabor and Smith have been represented by
numerous Group or Grade 1 winners and champions
in Europe and the United States, including Hurricane
Run, Ruler of the World, Camelot, Pour Moi, Roderic
O’Connor (IRE), Misty for Me (IRE), Cape Blanco (IRE),
No Nay Never and Verrazano.
Tabor and Smith purchased future champion Rags
to Riches for $1.9 million at Keeneland’s 2005 September Yearling Sale. Rags to Riches won the 2007
Kentucky Oaks (G1) and became only the third filly in
history to win the Belmont (G1).
Pablo Del Monte’s connections already have been
successful in the Toyota Blue Grass. In 2000, Tabor and
Susan Magnier joined Robert and Beverly Lewis in the
ownership of winner High Yield. Tabor and Smith won
the race in 2005 with Bandini.
Breeder, Co-Owner and Trainer: Wesley Ward
After a successful career as a jockey during which
he won the 1984 Eclipse Award as outstanding apprentice, Wesley Ward turned his talents to training horses.
He had the most successful year of his career in 2013,
when he won 107 races and saddled the earners of
more than $4.5 million. As of April 6, he had won 1,224
races and trained the earners of more than $34.9 million
in his career.
In 2012, Ward scored his first Keeneland stakes
wins with Holiday Kitten in the Thoroughbred Club of
America (G2) and Giant’s Causeway Stakes. He also
saddled Gypsy Robin to win the Lexus Raven Run (G2)
and Beaumont (G2), and he won the Coolmore Lexington (G3) with All Squared Away. Ward added a sixth
stakes victory here when Judy the Beauty captured the
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Pablo Del Monte
2013 Thoroughbred Club of America (G2).
Ward maintains a sizeable operation at Keeneland,
where his horses have included No Nay Never. In April
2013, No Nay Never won his career debut here. He
went on to win the Norfolk (G2) at Royal Ascot and
the Darley Prix Morny (G1) at Deauville in consecutive
starters.
The trainer has been successful with other 2-yearolds. In 2007, he sent out Pablo Del Monte’s dam, One
Hot Wish, to set a 4 1/2-furlong world record of :48.87
at Keeneland. In 2009, he sent out first-time starter
Jealous Again to a maiden victory at the track. The filly
returned to run second in the Kentucky Juvenile Stakes
(G3) at Churchill Downs, and she traveled to England to
win the Queen Mary Stakes (G1) at Royal Ascot.
Born in Washington, Ward is the son of trainer Dennis Ward. The younger Ward rode until 1989, retiring
because of weight problems. He assisted his father before going out on his own and saddled his first runner
in 1991. Ward is known for mentoring young riders.
Ward’s previous starters in the Toyota Blue Grass:
Year
Horse
Finish
2013
Undrafted
13th
2012
Politicallycorrect
12th
2010
Pleasant Prince
7th
So Lonesome
Dark bay or brown gelding
Sire: Awesome Again
Dam: Dash for Money, by General
Meeting
Breeders: Waterville Lake Stables
Ltd LLC (NY)
Trainer: Tom Bush
Jockey: Joe Rocco Jr.
Career record: 5 starts, 2 wins, 1 second, 1 third,
$129,400
Stakes performances: Won Virgo Libra; 3rd Bertram F.
Bongard; 9th Palm Beach (G3)
Pedigree notes: Half-brother to stakes winner No Spin,
by Johannesburg. Second dam is stakes winner and
stakes producer Hot Lear, by Lear Fan. Third dam is
Grade 3 winner and stakes producer Medicine Woman,
by Dr. Blum.
Patricia Schuler of Charlottesville, Va., became
involved in the Thoroughbred business in 1977 when
she claimed her first horse. In 1981, she and husband
Ed moved to Virginia and bought some land from the
old Keswick Country Club to establish their Foxcroft
Farm. Prior to that move, Schuler’s horses mostly raced
at Suffolk Downs near Boston and at Rockingham Park
in New Hampshire. Schuler supports racing at Virginia’s
Colonial Downs.
Since 2000, Schuler has recorded 44 wins and earnings of more than $1.2 million.
Trainer: Tom Bush
Tom Bush has been a mainstay on the New York
circuit with a relatively small operation. Keeneland fans
know him as the trainer of the flashy Get Stormy, who
won the 2011 Maker’s Mark Mile (G1) and the 2009
Bryan Station (G3). Get Stormy earned more than $1
million and won seven graded stakes, including the
2012 Gulfstream Park Turf Handicap (G1), 2011 Woodford Reserve Turf Classic (G1), 2010 Bernard Baruch
Handicap (G2) and Fourstardave (G2) and 2009 Commonwealth Turf (G3).
Get Stormy now stands at Crestwood Farm in Lexington.
Bush, a native of Indianapolis, worked for Allen
Jerkens, Richard Mandella and Angel Penna Sr. before
going out on his own. As of early April, he had 442
career victories and had trained the earners of $21.29
million.
Jockey: Joe Rocco Jr.
Joe Rocco Jr. is coming off the most lucrative season of his career in which he rode the earners of more
than $6 million, including his first two stakes-winning
mounts at Keeneland. Rocco won the 2013 Lexus Raven
Run (G2) with Madame Cactus during the Fall Meet and
the Giant’s Causeway with Sweet Cassiopeia during the
Spring Meet.
His other stakes-winning mounts in 2013 included
Tiz Miz Sue, who won Oaklawn’s Azeri Stakes (G3) in
2012 and 2013. At Gulfstream Park, he rode Honorable
Dillon to win the Hutcheson (G2) in February and won
the Marshua’s River Stakes (G3) in January on Hard Not
to Like.
Rocco’s father also is a jockey, and the two have
ridden against each other several times. The younger
Rocco began his career in 1999 and won aboard his first
mount at Tampa Bay Downs. For several years, he rode
in the Mid-Atlantic region and was the leading rider at
Delaware Park in 2011. As of April 6, he had won 1,131
races and ridden the earners of $33 million.
Rocco’s previous mount in the Toyota Blue Grass:
Year
Horse
Finish
2013
Channel Isle
8th
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Vinceremos
Sire: Pioneerof the Nile
Dam: Kettle’s Sister, by More Than
Ready
Breeder: Machmer Hall (KY)
Owners: WinStar Farm LLC and
Twin Creeks Racing Stables LLC
Jockey: Edgar Prado
Career record: 4 starts, 2 wins, 2 seconds, $223,600
Stakes performances: Won Sam F. Davis (G3); 2nd
Tampa Bay Derby (G2)
Keeneland September Yearling Sale. Consignor: Dapple
Stud, Agent. Buyer: Oregon Bloodstock. $340,000 purchase at the 2013 Keeneland April Two-Year-Olds in
Training Sale. Consignor: Wavertree Stables Inc., agent.
Buyer: Twin Creeks Racing.
Pedigree note: Second dam Safe At the Plate, by
Double Zeus, is a half-sister to champion sprinter Safely
Kept and Grade 2 winner Partner’s Hero.
Owners: WinStar Farm LLC and Twin Creeks
Racing Stables LLC
The partnership of WinStar Farm and Twin Creeks
Racing Stables is represented by two strong contenders on the 2014 Road to the Kentucky Derby Presented
by Yum! Brands (G1): Sam F. Davis (G3) winner and
Toyota Blue Grass (G1) contender Vinceremos and Besilu Stables Florida Derby (G1) winner Constitution.
Dallas resident Kenny Troutt, owner of WinStar
Farm, has been a horseman for more than 20 years
and an entrepreneur most of his life. The Illinois native
established his first horse farm, Landview, in eastern
Nebraska in the early 1980s. In 1988, he founded Excel
Communications, a long-distance telephone service
company that integrated the growing demand for telecommunications service with relationship marketing.
As founder and chairman of Excel, Troutt used innovative business and marketing strategies that resulted in
the meteoric rise of the corporation and its success as a
publicly traded enterprise in 1996.
Troutt teamed with Bill Casner in early 2000 to buy
Prestonwood Farm, which they renamed WinStar. Troutt
and Casner dissolved their partnership in 2010 and
Troutt is now the owner of WinStar.
Located near Keeneland, WinStar today covers more
than 1,800 acres. The farm includes a stallion operation
30
and a training and rehab facility with a seven-furlong
Polytrack training track. WinStar’s stallion roster includes
leading sires Distorted Humor, Tiznow and Speightstown.
WinStar has enjoyed success at the track, campaigning such standouts as 2010 Kentucky Derby (G1) winner
Super Saver; 2010 Belmont (G1) and 2011 Breeders’
Cup Classic (G1) winner Drosselmeyer; and 2009 Dubai
World Cup (G1) Well Armed. Super Saver and Drosselmeyer now stand stud at Win-Star. Former trainer
Elliott Walden is President/CEO and Racing Manager for
WinStar.
WinStar Farm has had two starters in the Toyota
Blue Grass, running second with Hold Me Back in 2009
and fourth with Bluegrass Cat in 2006.
Twin Creeks Racing Stables is a semi-private racing partnership established in 2007 and managed by
Randy Gullatt and Steve Davison. Twin Creeks counts
Pro Football Hall of Fame quarterback Terry Bradshaw
among their partners. The Louisiana-based group raced
multiple graded stakes winners Graydar and Mission
Impazible.
Websites:
WinStarFarm.com
TwinCreeksRacing.com
Todd Pletcher received a record sixth Eclipse Award
as outstanding trainer in 2013, joining the four consecutive honors he earned from 2004-2007 and a fifth for
2010 when his stable included Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (G1) winner Super Saver.
At Keeneland, Pletcher was the leading trainer in
the spring of 2005, when he trained a then-Spring Meet
record 16 winners, and again in the spring of 2008.
category.
Vinceremos
Year
Horse
Finish
2013
Palace Malice
2nd
2013
Charming Kitten
3rd
2012
Heavy Breathing
7th
2011
7th
2011
Praetereo
11th
2011
Sensational Slam
12th
2010
Interactif
4th
2010
Aikenite
8th
2009
Join in the Dance
5th
2008
Monba
Won
2008
Cowboy Cal
2nd
2006
Bluegrass Cat
4th
2005
Bandini
Won
2004
Limehouse
3rd
2003
Lion Tamer
6th
2001
Invisible Ink
4th
2000
More Than Ready
2nd
1998
Ian’s Thunder
4th
Jockey: Edgar Prado
Edgar Prado has three victories in the Toyota Blue
Grass (G1), riding Harlan’s Holiday in 2002, Peace Rules
in 2003 and Monba in 2008. Those triumphs are among
the many accomplishments for Prado, who in 2008
also was inducted into the Racing Hall of Fame. In his
career, Prado has won more than 6,700 races and ridden
the earners of nearly $250 million around the world.
He earned the Eclipse Award as outstanding jockey in
2006, the year he won the Kentucky Derby (G1) aboard
unbeaten Barbaro. He won the Belmont (G1) in 2004
aboard Birdstone.
At Keeneland, Prado has won 37 stakes prior to the
start of the 2013 Spring Meet. He ranks fifth among the
track’s all-time leading riders in that category. He has
123 career victories at the track, the first of which came
during the 1997 Fall Meet.
Prado ranks ninth in all-time victories by North
American jockeys and is second to only Russell Baze
among active riders.
Two of Prado’s Grade 1 wins here came aboard
Take Charge Lady, in the Overbrook Spinster (G1) in
2002 and 2003. In 2003, Prado’s Spinster win on Take
Charge Lady and his Toyota Blue Grass victory on Peace
Rules gave him two of his four Grade 1 wins at the
track that year, joining the Shadwell Turf Mile on Landseer (GB) and the Queen Elizabeth II Challenge Cup on
Film Maker. His other Grade 1 wins at Keeneland were
aboard Perfect Soul (IRE) in the 2003 Shadwell Turf Mile
and on Sis City in the 2005 Ashland.
Born in Peru, Prado was a successful jockey in his
home country. He moved to the U.S. and began riding
in Florida in 1986. Prado was a leading rider in Maryland before moving his tack to New York and beginning
to appear in the biggest races in the sport.
Prado’s previous mounts in the Toyota Blue Grass:
Year
Horse
Finish
2013
Rydilluc
4th
2012
Gung Ho
3rd
2011
Praetereo
11th
2008
Monba
Won
2007
Teuflesberg
4th
2006
Strong Contender
3rd
2005
Sun King
4th
2003
Peace Rules
Won
2002
Harlan’s Holiday
Won
2001
Songandaprayer
2nd
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bluegrass.
Keeneland.
1 1/8 Miles.
All Weather
Track.
Thoroughbred
Asserting Bear
Own: Bear Stables Ltd
B. c. 3 (Mar) CANSEP12 $50,695
Sire: Bear's Kid (Lemon Drop Kid) $2,409
Dam:Star Guest (Assert*Ire)
Br: John Carey (Ont-C)
Tr: Baker Reade(0 0 0 0 .00) 2014:(17 2 .12)
Life
8 2 1
1
2014
2013
Kee
2 0 0
6 2 1
0 0 0
0
1
0
82 2 6¨ô 6§ö 8¨ö 5ª 4§ Rocco J S Jr
L123 b 13.20 93= 09
22à14=11TP fst 1° ú :47¦1:12§ 1:38§1:52¦ Spiral-G3
76 6 3¦ô 3¦ 2ô 4¨ 5¨ö Rocco J S Jr
L120 b 8.10 74= 28
1á14= 9Tam fst 1Â :24¦ :48¨ 1:13¨1:47¦ SFDavis-G3
74 4 4¦ô 3§ 3¦ô 1ô 2ö McAleney J S
L124 *1.05 81= 21
7ã13= 8WO fst 1Â ú :24¨ :48¨ 1:12§1:46 ËKingarvie125k
83 5 2¦ô 2§ 2¦ 1Ç 1¦ McAleney J S
L122 8.95 90= 18
17ä13= 8WO fst 1° ú :49 1:13¨ 1:38 1:50© ËCoronatnFu250k
73 10 5¨ 5§ö 4§ô 3©ô 3ö McAleney J S
L122 21.55 57= 42
20å13= 6WO yl 1Â ê :24© :48 1:13¦1:47© ÐCup&Saucer251k
60 9 3ô 2ô 2Ç 6©õ 8¦¥ö McAleney J S
L122 b 5.65 79= 12
14æ13= 9WO fm 1 ê :23¦ :46¦ 1:10©1:34© Summer-G2
70 10 6 2ô 2Ç 2ô 1Ç McAleney J S
L119 b 34.65 86= 08
24Ý13= 6WO fm 7f ê :22© :45¨ 1:09¨1:22¦ Md Sp Wt 64k
45 3 6 3¦ 6§õ 8¬ 9®ö Stein J
L115 b 6.95 73= 17
4Ý13= 5WO fm 6f ê :23¨ :47¦ :58©1:11 Md Sp Wt 57k
WORKS: à15 PBD 5f fst 1:03 B 4/5 à9 PBD 6f fst 1:14 B 1/2 òà2 PBD 5f fst 1:03 B 1/4 á14 PBD 5f fst 1:01¦ B 4/5 â27 PBD 5f fst 1:01¦ B 3/3
Big Bazinga
Own: Derby Dreamers Racing Stable
Dk. b or b. g. 3 (Mar) KEESEP12 $25,000
Sire: Bluegrass Cat (Storm Cat) $7,500
Dam:Darling Daughter (Maria's Mon)
Br: Sheltowee Farm, Alfonso Mazzetti, Dr. Robert J Hunt & (Ky)
Tr: Vassilieva Katerina(0 0 0 0 .00) 2014:(12 0 .00)
22à14=11TP fst 1° ú :47¦1:12§ 1:38§1:52¦ Spiral-G3
22á14= 1GP fm 7ôf ê :23 :45§ 1:09 1:28¦ OC 75k/N1X -N
25â14=10GP fst 1Â :23¨ :46¨ 1:10¦1:42 HolyBull-G2
23ä13= 7DeD fst 1Â :22© :46¦ 1:11©1:44¨ DedJckpt-G3
Previously trained by Dominguez Sandra 2013(as of 10/6): ( 8 0 1 1
6å13= 6WO fst 1Â ú :23§ :48§ 1:13§1:44© Grey-G3
Previously trained by Vassilieva Katerina 2013(as of 9/8): ( 66 6 9 8
8æ13= 4WO fst 1¬¥ ú :24© :48§ 1:12©1:43© Md Sp Wt 60k
WORKS: ß6 Keeú4f fst :47¨ B 8/63 à12 PmMê 5f fm 1:03© B(d) 2/5
Bobby's Kitten
Own: Ramsey Kenneth L. and Sarah K
81 1 4§ 5¦õ 6§õ 4¨ô 5§ô Contreras L
L123 18.50
85 6 6 7¦§ 7¦§ 4©ô 2É Contreras L
L118 12.00
37 10 7© 6© 11® 11§¥ 11¨¨ Bravo J
L116 76.90
67 9 6¦õ 5§ö 3¦ô 6ªõ 7¦§õ Napravnik R
L117 11.30
0.00 )
79 1 1§ô 1¦ 1¨ 1¦ô 2ô Moreno O
L115 9.30
0.09 )
55 6 11ªõ10«ö 8®ô 2§ô 1É Moreno O
L120 31.30
á14 PmMê 5f fm :59¨ B(d) 3/19 òâ18 PmM 4f fst :47¦ Bg 1/51
B. c. 3 (Mar)
Sire: Kitten's Joy (El Prado*Ire) $100,000
Dam:Celestial Woods (Forestry)
Br: Kenneth L. Ramsey & Sarah K. Ramsey (Ky)
Tr: Brown Chad C(3 0 0 1 .00) 2014:(115 23 .20)
1
0
3
4
2
0
0
1
1
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
$6,000
$0
$190,685
$67,660
$173,500
76
83
73
83
We Miss Artieó Harry's HolidayÇ Coastline¦ö
Angled out, gaining 12
Vinceremosó Harpoonö Cousin StephenÉ
Stalked, bid, weakened 8
Spadina Roadö Asserting Bear© Spin the Kingô Led str,failed to hold 8
Asserting Bear¦ Majestic Sunsetô Man o' Bear§
Bid 1/8 out,drvg 7
Rallied gamely 11
Matadoró Cool Faithö Asserting Bear §ô
My Conquestadory ¨õ Go BroÇ Matador ¦õ
Bid upr str,passed 9
Asserting BearÇ Tropic of Artie§ Dylan WardÉ Dueled,prevailed drvg 10
IGotThatMemo§õ Didyoujustsaythat¦õ StckedDeck¦ Stalked,fltnd out 9
â20 PBD 5f fst 1:02 B 1/3
Life
6 1 2
0
2014
2013
Kee
3 0 1
3 1 1
0 0 0
0
0
0
93= 09
93= 07
65= 07
85= 10
$261,657 83 D.Fst
$29,500 82 Wet(347)
Synth
$232,157 83 Turf(306*)
$0 - Dst(334*)
$94,907 85 D.Fst
$23,560 85 Wet(371)
Synth
$71,347 79 Turf(275)
$0 - Dst(358)
2
0
3
1
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
$10,000
$0
$76,857
$8,050
$15,510
67
81
85
81
We Miss Artieó Harry's HolidayÇ Coastline¦ö Bid between, willingly 12
Divine OathÉ Big Bazingaö All Tied Up¦
Rank, steadied 1st trn 11
Brief speed 11
Cairo Princeªö Conquest Titanô Intense Holiday ö
Rise Up« Casiguapo¦ö RankhasprivilegesÉ
Settled, 3w, faltered 10
87= 14 Ami's Holidayô Big Bazinga¦¥õ Go Greeley
Yielded in deep str 4
83= 13 Big BazingaÉ Ease On Bai§õ Bangkok¦
â12 PmM 5f fst 1:00¦ B 2/30
Off slw,rallied,drvg 11
Life
5 3 0
2
2014
2013
Kee
1 1 0
4 2 0
0 0 0
0
2
0
$307,100 91 D.Fst
$21,600 86 Wet(364)
Synth
$285,500 91 Turf(349)
$0 - Dst(369)
0
0
0
5
0
0
0
0
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
$0
$0
$0
$307,100
$0
91
-
86 1 1¦ô 1¦ 1¦ô 1¨ 1¦ô Castellano J J
L122 *.40 85= 18 Bobby's Kitten¦ô Global View¦ö Maria Maria¨õ Rated,drew o,handily 6
8à14= 6Tam fm 1 ê :24¦ :48 1:12¦1:36© Alw 36000NC
89 5 1¦ 1¦ô 1¦ô 1ô 3¦ö Castellano J J
1ä13= 7SA fm 1 ê :22¦ :45¨ 1:09§1:33¦ BCJuvTrf-G1
122 *1.30 90= 07 Outstripô Giovanni Boldini¦õ Bobby's Kitten ¨ö Dueled,clear,held 3rd 13
91 5 1ô 2¦ô 2¦ 1ª 1«õ Castellano J J
L118 *1.85 87= 16 BobbysKitten«õ ShadowBankingô CaptainsAffir¦ Attended 3p, went clr 9
6å13= 9Bel fm 1Â Ñ :24¨ :48 1:12¦1:42¦ Pilgrim-G3
74 9 1¦ 1« 1Ç 1§ô 1§ö Ortiz J L
L119 *1.00 89= 08 Bobby's Kitten §ö Stroll to Victory¨ All Cash¨ö
Easily repelled rival 10
24Ý13= 3Sar fm 1Â ê :22¨ :47§ 1:12¨1:41¦ Md Sp Wt 95k
70 9 9¬ô 9¬ö 9«õ 4¨ 3¦ Rosario J
L118 *1.30 74= 14 BseCseScenrioÇ StrolltoVictory¦ BobbysKitten ö Left ins 7/16, gd kick 9
27Û13= 2Sar fm 1Â ê :23§ :49¦ 1:14¨1:44 Md Sp Wt 85k
WORKS: ß5 Keeú5f fst 1:00¦ B 8/59 à29 PmMê 5f fm :59¦ B 1/1 à22 PmMê 4f fm :48¦ B 1/3 à2 PmM 4f fst :49© B 33/52 á24 PmMê 5f fm 1:02¨ B(d) 32/35 òá17 PmMê 5f fm :58§ B 1/29
Casiguapo
Own: All American Horses LLC
Ch. c. 3 (Apr) FTKOCT12 $4,700
Sire: Sightseeing (Pulpit) $3,500
Dam:Emerald Buddha (Buddha)
Br: University of Kentucky (Ky)
Tr: Morales Mario(0 0 0 0 .00) 2014:(36 4 .11)
57 1 7 7ªõ 6¤ô 7¦¥ 5®ô Zayas E J
2á14=10GP fst 6f
:22 :44¨ :56©1:10 OC 75k/N1X -N
78 8 5ö 3¦ 2ô 3¨ 2« Saez L
77 1 5§ô 5¨ 4¨ô 5«ô 4¤ô Saez L
5å13=10Bel fst 1
:22© :45§ 1:10 1:35© Champagn-G1
64 3 8 5§ 6«ô 5«ô 2®ö Saez L
2æ13= 9Sar myø 7f
:22§ :45 1:09©1:23§ Hopeful-G1
75 5 2 1§ 1§ô 1ª 1¦¦ Zayas E Jª
20Û13= 3Crc fst 5ôf :22© :47¦ :59¨1:06 Md Sp Wt 27k
63 6 10 10¦¦ 9¬ö 7¬ 3©õ Ortiz Y O
22Þ13=10Crc fst 5ôf :22 :46 :59¦1:06¦ FGomezMem57k
WORKS: à31 Crc 6f fst 1:13¨ B 1/1 òà13 Crc 4f fst :48¨ B 1/12 òâ25 Crc 5f fst 1:01§ Hg 1/16 â18 Crc 5f fst 1:01© B 8/16
Coastline
Own: Oxley John C
Gr/ro. c. 3 (Feb) KEESEP12 $190,000
Sire: Speightstown (Gone West) $80,000
Dam:Culinary (El Amante)
Br: DATTT Farm, LLC (Ky)
Tr: Casse Mark E(13 4 2 4 .31) 2014:(124 16 .13)
Life
6 1 2
1
2014
2013
Kee
1 0 0
5 1 2
0 0 0
0
1
0
$287,665 78 D.Fst
$415 57 Wet(304)
Synth
$287,250 78 Turf(225)
$0 - Dst(342)
5
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
$227,665
$60,000
$0
$0
$0
L118 fb 2.00 80= 12 Can't Stop the Kid¦ô Myositis Dan« River Pride¦õ
Inside, no threat,
L117 f 6.50 91= 10 Rise Up« Casiguapo¦ö RankhasprivilegesÉ
Stalk, 2w, 2nd best
122 f 36.00 76= 17 HavanaÉ Honor Code ¦ô Ride On Curlin«ö
3-4w upper, mild kick
L120 f 30.50 77= 14 Strong Mandate®ö Casiguapoö Lunarwarfareö
2-3w,4w 1/4,up place
L113 f *.40 91= 14 Casiguapo¦¦ Burning¦õ Kennerly Road§ô
Rail, strong hand ride
115 f 55.10 86= 14 YesImLucky © Brothersofthetime É Csigupo §ö Step slow st, swung wd
òâ11 Crc 3f fst :35§ B 1/18
Life
7 2 1
2
2014
2013
Kee
3 0 0
4 2 1
1 1 0
2
0
0
$172,479 86 D.Fst
$81,700 85 Wet(405)
Synth
$90,779 86 Turf(325)
$33,600 82 Dst(356)
5
0
2
0
1
1
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
0
1
$87,179
$0
$85,300
$0
$51,700
78
64
-
9
10
9
10
6
11
86
85
85
85 5 5¨ 4¦õ 3¦ 2Ç 3Ç Elliott S
L123 8.70 95= 09 We Miss Artieó Harry's HolidayÇ Coastline¦ö Drew even,gave in late 12
22à14=11TP fst 1° ú :47¦1:12§ 1:38§1:52¦ Spiral-G3
80 2 3¦ 5¦õ 5¦ö 4¤ 4¦¥ö Da Silva E R
L117 14.20 75= 17 Tapiture©õ Strong Mandate« Ride On Curlinô 5w, brushed1/4,mssd3rd 12
17á14= 9OP fst 1Â :23§ :47© 1:13 1:44© Southwst-G3
78 10 3¦ô 3§ 3¦ô 3§ 3§ô Bridgmohan S X L117 *1.20 86= 12 Tanzanite Cat¦õ Walt¦õ CoastlineÉ
20â14= 8OP fst 1
:23 :47¦ 1:12¦1:38¨ SmrtyJns150k
Good trip 3w, empty 10
66 2 10ªö 8ªö 5§ 7ªö 8¦§ö Bridgmohan S X L119 *1.60 84= 10 Rise Up« Casiguapo¦ö RankhasprivilegesÉ
Stumbled start, 10
86 3 2ô 2Ç 1ô 1ô 1¨ Bridgmohan S X L118 4.00 83= 21 Coastline¨ Ichiban Warrior © Ride On Curlin ¨ö
3 wide, driving
6
27å13= 5CD fst 1
:22© :47 1:12§1:36¨ StretSense61k
82 3 2 2ô 2ô 1§ 1¨ô Bridgmohan S X L118 *1.60 84= 14 Coastline ¨ô Harbor Boundô Greyfell¨õ
Off inside, driving 12
5å13= 3Kee fst 7f ú :23¦ :46¨ 1:11§1:24 Md Sp Wt 55k
73 8 2 4§ô 2§ 2¦ô 2§õ Mena M
L118 *1.40 84= 20 Almost Famous§õ Coastline ¦¨ Ford's On Fireö
4 wide 3/8 pl 9
13æ13= 6CD fst 6f
:22§ :46¨ :58¨1:10© Md Sp Wt 45k
WORKS: ß4 Keeú5f fst 1:00§ B 3/20 òà12 OTCú5f fst :59¦ B 1/12 à5 OTCú5f fst 1:00§ B 2/8 á5 OP 5f my 1:03¦ B 4/18 â13 OP 5f fst 1:03¦ B 8/61
Coltimus Prime
Own: Cabernet Racing Stables
Dk. b or b. c. 3 (May)
Sire: Milwaukee Brew (Wild Again) $7,048
Dam:Certainly Special (Distorted Humor)
Br: J. Horner (Ont-C)
Tr: Nixon Justin J(0 0 0 0 .00) 2014:(5 0 .00)
51 4 5¨ô 9®õ 9¦© 9§§ 9§ªõ Boulanger G
8à14=11Tam fst 1Â :23¨ :46¨ 1:11§1:43¨ TampaDby-G2
87 1 1¦ 1Ç 1ô 2Ç 2É Boulanger G
8ã13= 8WO fst 1Â ú :24§ :49¨ 1:13©1:44¦ Display134k
70 6 3 1ô 1¦ 1©ô 1¤ Campbell J M
17ä13= 4WO fst 7f ú :23© :47© 1:11©1:23¨ ÐMd Sp Wt 52k
44 3 1 6¨ 6§ö 7«õ 7ª Campbell J M
29æ13= 3WO fst 7f ú :23§ :47¨ 1:12¨1:25© ÐMd Sp Wt 52k
WORKS: òà30 PBD 5f fst :58§ B 1/4 à22 PBD 5f fst 1:01¨ B 2/11 à1 Tam 5f fst 1:01§ B 9/25 á21 PBD 5f fst 1:00¦ B 1/3
Life
4 1 1
0
2014
2013
Kee
1 0 0
3 1 1
0 0 0
0
0
0
$57,325 87 D.Fst
$0 51 Wet(375)
Synth
$57,325 87 Turf(306)
$0 - Dst(351)
1
0
3
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
$0
$0
$57,325
$0
$0
51
87
-
L116 23.10 71= 11 Ring Weekend¨ Vinceremosö Surfing U S A¦
Brief factor, inside 10
L117 9.10 91= 16 JoseSeaViewÉ ColtimusPrime©ö AmisHolidy¨õ Gave way grdgngly late 7
L120 3.35 82= 14 Coltimus Prime¤ Forest Breeze§ Doughmaker§õ Widen drv,in hand late 12
L120 5.05 66= 18 îOutrun the Rain¦ îBandamba¦ Forest Breeze§ 2w to 4w,no threat 12
òá14 PBD 5f fst 1:00© B 1/5 òá8 PBD 4f fst :48¦ B 1/5
2014 BLUE GRASS STAKES PAST PERFORMANCES
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Past Performances for 2014 Toyota Blue Grass Stakes Probables
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bluegrass. Keeneland. 1 1/8 Miles. All Weather Track. Thoroughbred
2
Dk. b or b. c. 3 (Feb) OBSAPR13 $120,000
Life 7 2 3 0 $230,050 90 D.Fst
Dance With Fate
Sire: Two Step Salsa (Petionville) $7,500
Wet(339*) 0
Own: Alesia Sharon, Bran Jam Stable and Ci
Dam:Flirting With Fate (Saint Ballado)
Br: Best A Luck Farm LLC (Fla)
Tr: Eurton Peter(0 0 0 0 .00) 2014:(55 8 .15)
90 8 4§ 3¦ô 3¦ 1Ç 2ô Gryder A T
15á14= 8GG fst 1° ú :49¨1:13© 1:38 1:51¦ ElCamRlD-G3
83 4 5« 5ªô 5¨ 4¦ô 1¦ö Bejarano R
24â14= 2SA fm 1 ê :23§ :46© 1:11§1:34© OC 80k/N1X -N
72 2 12®ô 9¦¦ 8¬ 8¬ô 8®õ Bejarano R
2ä13= 8SA fst 1Â :22¨ :45¦ 1:09¨1:43§ BCJuvnle-G1
74 6 3¨ 3¦ 3¦ 1ô 2§õ Bejarano R
28æ13= 7SA fst 1Â :22§ :46¨ 1:11¨1:45 FrntRnnr-G1
77 3 1 9ªõ 10«ö 7« 2ô Bejarano R
4æ13= 8Dmr fst 7f ú :22¨ :45 1:09©1:23 DMrFut-G1
74 4 6 1ô 1Ç 1¨ 1¦ô Bejarano R
11Ý13= 6Dmr fst 6ôf ú :22¨ :46 1:10§1:16¨ Md Sp Wt 76k
40 8 9 9©ö 8« 8«õ 8¦¦õ Bejarano R
14Û13= 9BHP fst 5f ú :22¦ :45©
:58 Md Sp Wt 53k
WORKS: ß5 SA 5f fst 1:01§ H 8/24 à29 SA 6f fst 1:12© H 8/26 à22 SA ê 5f fm 1:03© H(d) 8/8 à15 SA 5f fst :59 H 4/49
Danza
Own: Eclipse Thoroughbred Partners
2014
2013
Kee
2 1 1
5 1 2
0 0 0
0
0
0
0 1
0 0
$74,800 90
Synth
4 1 2
$155,250 77 Turf(265) 1 1 0
$0 - Dst(335) 1 0 1
0
0
0
0
0
$50,000
$0
$145,250
$34,800
$40,000
74
90
83
90
L121 3.60 95= 08 Tamarandoô Dance With Fate§õ Enterprising ¦ Bid 4w,led late,caught 8
L118 *1.20 84= 13 Dance With Fate¦ö Brother Soldier¦ö Flagmanô
Off bit slow,rallied 6
122 17.00 75= 12 New Year's Day¦õ Havanaö Strong Mandate¦õ Squeezed st,5wd move 13
L122 *2.30 74= 16 Bond Holder§õ Dance With Fate§ Tamarandoö
Bid,led,overtaken 10
L118 4.80 91= 06 Tamarandoô Dance With Fateô Can the Manó Bumped start,boxed 3/8 11
L118 2.40 93= 10 Dance With Fate¦ô SouthernFreedom¨ö BondHolder§õ Steady handling 9
L118 3.50 78= 14 Alberts Hope ö Bajan ¦õ Rum Point É
Off slow,pulled 9
à8 SA 4f fst :48§ H 31/44 á8 SA 4f fst :47© H 11/51
Ch. c. 3 (Apr) KEESEP12 $105,000
Sire: Street Boss (Street Cry*Ire) $10,000
Dam:Champagne Royale (French Deputy)
Br: Liberation Farm & Brandywine Farm (Ky)
Tr: Pletcher Todd A(6 1 1 0 .17) 2014:(305 80 .26)
Life
3 1 0
2
2014
2013
Kee
1 0 0
2 1 0
0 0 0
1
1
0
$66,428 81 D.Fst
$4,428 79 Wet(398)
Synth
$62,000 81 Turf(379)
$0 - Dst(375)
3
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
$66,428
$0
$0
$0
$0
81
-
79 3 4 3¦ 5© 4¤ 3¬ô Velazquez J R
L118 3.10 86= 10 Anchor Down¦ô Myositis Dan « Danzaö
1à14= 3GP fst 7f
:22¨ :45§ 1:09 1:21¨ OC 75k/N1X -N
4 wide, tired 6
81 6 4 5©ô 6¬ 5« 3ô Castellano J J
L118 14.20 93= 09 Corfuó Wired Bryanô Danza¦õ
11Ý13=10Sar fst 6ôf :21¨ :44 1:08¨1:15§ SarSpcl-G2
2p turn,finished fast 7
68 6 3 2¦ 2ô 2¦ 1ö Castellano J J
L118 2.15 90= 13 Danzaö Permanent Campaign¦§ö Enlisted Man«ô Hard used,carry 3p 1/4 6
12Û13= 2Bel fst 5ôf :23¦ :46¨ :58¦1:04§ Md Sp Wt 70k
WORKS: ß6 PmM 4f fst :49 B 8/24 à30 PmM 4f fst :49¦ B 26/35 à23 PmM 4f fst :49© B 34/52 à16 PmM 4f fst :50§ B 39/48 á23 PmM 4f fst :49¦ B 10/58 á16 PmM 5f fst 1:02¨ B 23/32
Divine Oath
Own: Let's Go Stable
B. c. 3 (Mar) KEESEP12 $200,000
Sire: Broken Vow (Unbridled) $25,000
Dam:Rejoicing (Forestry)
Br: Sanford R. Robertson (Ky)
Life
2 2 0
0
2014
2013
Kee
2 2 0
0 M 0
0 0 0
0
0
0
$49,350 86 D.Fst
$49,350 86 Wet(429)
Synth
$0 - Turf(299)
$0 - Dst(350)
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
$0
$0
$0
$49,350
$0
86
-
86 10 7 5¦¥ 5®ö 3¨ô 1É Castellano J J
L120 *1.70 93= 07 Divine OathÉ Big Bazingaö All Tied Up¦
22á14= 1GP fm 7ôf ê :23 :45§ 1:09 1:28¦ OC 75k/N1X -N
Up late, held on 11
81 7 1 2ô 2Ç 2Ç 1ô Castellano J J
L122 3.80 80= 21 DivineOath ô RingWeekend ¨õ Gibson'sBullet §õ Attended pace, gamely 11
18â14= 1GP fm 7ôf ê :24§ :49 1:13¨1:30© Md Sp Wt 42k
WORKS: ß6 PmM 4f fst :50¨ B 22/24 à30 PmM 4f fst :49¦ B 26/35 à22 PmM 4f fst :49§ B 39/77 à16 PmM 4f fst :50§ B 39/48 à8 PmM 4f fst :49¦ B 30/74 á16 PmM 4f fst :50§ B 51/58
Extrasexyhippzster
Own: Kirwan Michael G. and Hipps, Edward
Dk. b or b. c. 3 (Apr)
Sire: Stroll (Pulpit) $5,000
Dam:Extra Sexy Psychic (Freud)
Br: Toni M. Kirwan & Edward Hipps (Pa)
Tr: Trombetta Michael J(2 0 0 0 .00) 2014:(128 25 .20)
76 7 9«õ 7¨ö 6©ô
1à14= 9Aqu fst 1Â Ö :23© :48¦ 1:12¦1:44§ Gotham-G3
92 2 3§ 3¦ô 2¦ô
25â14= 6Lrl fst 1
:23¨ :46© 1:11 1:36¨ MirclWoodB100k
93 4 5 2ô 1ô
21ã13= 3Aqu gd 6f Ö :23 :45© :58 1:10© DonRickles98k
83 5 4 3§ 2ô
7ã13= 8Lrl myø 7f
:23¦ :47 1:12 1:25¦ Marylander100k
80 4 3 1ô 1ô
5ä13= 6Prx fst 6ôf :22§ :45§ 1:09©1:16¦ Md Sp Wt 63k
60 7 8 7« 4ª
19å13= 1Prx fst 6f
:22 :45 :57¨1:11§ Md Sp Wt 61k
WORKS: ß6 Keeú4f fst :46 H 2/63 à30 Keeú5f fst 1:00 B 5/28 à22 Lrl 5f fst 1:03 B 8/15
Gala Award
Own: Tabor Michael B., Smith, Derrick and
Own: Skychai Racing LLC Raymond, Terry and
B. c. 3 (Feb) KEESEP12 $1,550,000
Sire: Bernardini (A.P. Indy) $100,000
Dam:Wilshewed (Carson City)
Br: William L. Currin (Ky)
Own: Phipps Stable
1
2 1 0
4 2 0
0 0 0
0
1
0
$174,224 93 D.Fst
$62,500 92 Wet(332)
Synth
$111,724 93 Turf(309)
$0 - Dst(312)
4
2
0
0
0
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
$108,224
$66,000
$0
$0
$0
Life
3 2 1
0
2014
2013
Kee
2 2 0
1 M 1
0 0 0
0
0
0
$123,180 91 D.Fst
$115,200 91 Wet(447)
Synth
$7,980 79 Turf(219)
$0 - Dst(362)
0
0
0
3
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
$0
$0
$0
$123,180
$0
B. c. 3 (Apr) KEESEP12 $50,000
Sire: Harlan's Holiday (Harlan) $35,000
Dam:Daisy Mason (Orientate)
Br: Brereton C. Jones and B. Ned Jones (Ky)
Tr: Maker Michael J(13 1 2 2 .08) 2014:(255 72 .28)
Dk. b or b. c. 3 (May)
Sire: Pulpit (A.P. Indy) $50,000
Dam:Salute (Unbridled)
Br: Phipps Stable (Ky)
Tr: McGaughey III Claude R(4 1 1 0 .25) 2014:(60 11 .18)
Life
7 3 2
1
2014
2013
Kee
4 1 1
3 2 1
0 0 0
1
0
0
$185,216 85 D.Fst
$150,956 85 Wet(383)
Synth
$34,260 74 Turf(331)
$0 - Dst(364)
4
0
3
0
1
2
0
1
0
0
1
0
1
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
$35,760
$0
$149,456
$0
$103,400
Life
6 2 1
1
2014
2013
Kee
2 0 1
4 2 0
0 0 0
0
1
0
$149,880 91 D.Fst
$30,000 90 Wet(416)
Synth
$119,880 91 Turf(308)
$0 - Dst(382)
KEE, page: 2
91
-
74
85
85
95= 09 We Miss Artieó Harry's HolidayÇ Coastline¦ö Prolonged drive,denied 12
65= 24 Solitary Ranger©ö Poker Playerª Harry's Holiday¤
5 wide, tired 9
99= 10 Harry's Holiday¤ Artemus Coalmineó Bisqueö
Inside, driving 7
81= 16 Mighty Brown¨õ Cool Cowboy¦ Giancarlo¨ô
Widst,pass tiring riva 8
87= 16 HrrysHolidy§ö KitchenPolice ¦õ SweepinRomnc© Angled out1/4,bid1/16 7
90= 11 IchibanWrriorªô HrrysHolidy «ô MeCommnche§õ Came again for place 7
82= 17 HarrysHolidy©ô CommnderLuke¦ô WordlyDremer§ Inside, kept to task 12
1
0
0
5
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
$0
$0
$0
$149,880
$0
90 10 12¦§ 8¬õ 6©ô 4§ 2ô Lezcano J
L120 3.10 96= 07 Gala Awardô Mr SpeakerÉ Storming Intiô
1à14=10GP fm 1° ê :48¦1:11§ 1:34§1:46 PalmBch-G3
Stdy early, rallied
76 6 3¦ô 3¦ 2ô 4© 7¦¥ö Lezcano J
Off rail, tired
25â14=10GP fst 1Â :23¨ :46¨ 1:10¦1:42 HolyBull-G2
120 8.20 87= 07 Cairo Princeªö Conquest Titanô Intense Holiday ö
91 7 8¬ô 6«ô 4¦ô 1Ç 1§ö Lezcano J
21ã13= 9GP fm 1 ê :23¨ :47§ 1:11¨1:36¨ DaniaBch-G3
116 10.70 74= 26 Mr Speaker§ö Cabo Catô Pleuven¦ö
Rail move,drew clear
81 4 1¦ 1¦ô 1¦ô 1¨ 1§ö Castellano J J
14å13= 5Bel fm 1Â Ñ :25¨ :49¦ 1:13§1:43 Md Sp Wt 85k
120 *2.25 83= 10 Mr Speaker §ö Patent ô Smooth Daddyô
Rated near ins to1/4
72 9 4¨ 3§ 1Ç 1Ç 3¦ Franco Mª
3w to 1/4,vie w/ pair
21æ13= 6Bel gd 1 ê :24¦ :49 1:13 1:37¦ Md Sp Wt 85k
115 9.30 74= 19 RequestÉ Great Mindsö Mr Speaker §ö
50 3 7¦© 8¦§ 8¦¥ 8¦© 6¦¦ Castellano J J
24Ý13= 3Sar fm 1Â ê :22¨ :47§ 1:12¨1:41¦ Md Sp Wt 95k
119 13.90 78= 08 Bobby's Kitten §ö Stroll to Victory¨ All Cash¨ö Inside turns,no factor
WORKS: ß6 Keeú4f fst :46¦ H 3/63 à28 Pay 4f fst :50¦ B 5/11 à15 Pay 4f fst :50© B 9/12 á25 Payê 4f fm :49 B 1/1 á18 Payê 5f fm 1:02 B 1/3 â19 Pay 4f fst :49 B 2/24
33
92
93
-
L116 8.00 97= 07 Gala Awardô Mr SpeakerÉ Storming Intiô
1ô Velazquez J R
Took over str, held on 12
L122 *1.00 82= 23 Gala Award ö Dylan WardÉ LovesLastChanceÉ Reluctant, game effort 12
1ö Stevens G L
L118 10.10 78= 24 Nowhere to Runö Gala Award § Global Strike§õ Stalked 3w,mild gain 13
2ö Lanerie C J
á23 PmM 4f fst :50¦ B 28/58 á16 PmM 4f fst :49¦ B 35/58 á9 PmM 4f fst :48© B 21/67
85 10 3¦ 3É 1Ç 1Ç 2ó Napravnik R
L123 b 15.20
22à14=11TP fst 1° ú :47¦1:12§ 1:38§1:52¦ Spiral-G3
66 9 4¦ 3ô 2¦ô 2¤ 3®ö Prescott R
L122 b 6.40
1à14=10TP fst 1Â ú :23§ :47 1:12§1:47¦ JBttgliaM100k
85 3 5 2Ç 1Ç 1ª 1¤ Prescott R
L118 b 2.70
1á14= 8TP fst 6ôf ú :23 :45§ 1:10¦1:16¨ 96RockB56k
60 5 5 8« 8«õ 5¬ô 5¤ö Spieth S
L118 4.90
4â14= 3Tam fst 7f
:22¨ :45© 1:10©1:24 PascoB53k
74 4 4 4¨ 4§ô 2¦ 1§ö Castellano J J
L114 *1.00
20ã13= 8GP fst 6ôf :22 :45¦ 1:10¨1:17 OC50k/SAL50k-N
73 6 4 3ô 3§ô 2ªô 2ªô Bridgmohan S X L118 7.90
29ä13= 2CD fst 6ôf :23 :46¦ 1:09©1:16 Alw 50000s
58 5 1 2Ç 1ô 1©ô 1©ô Santana R Jr
7æ13= 5CD fst 6f
:22 :45© :58§1:11¨ Md c-(30-25)
120 *2.60
Claimed from Woolsey, Erv and Asmussen, Keith for $30,000, Asmussen Steven M Trainer 2013(as of 9/7): ( 1020 229 161 157 0.22 )
WORKS: ß5 CDT 5f fst 1:01¨ B 1/1 à15 TP ú5f fst 1:01§ B 5/28 á20 FG 5f fst 1:02¨ B 19/24 â25 PmM 4f fst :50§ B 46/59
Mr Speaker
6 3 0
L123 6.90 81= 12 SamraatÉ Uncle SighÉ In Troubleªõ
7®ô 8¦¦ô Pimentel J
4w upper, tired 9
L122 3.20 94= 13 Extrasexyhippzster¨ö JointCustody¦ô MrRoverªô Rail,angl 1/4,hand rde 6
1¨ 1¨ö Pimentel J
L118 3.85 87= 14 Extrasexyhippzster ª Oliver ZipÉ PureSensation®õ Dueled, pulled away 5
1¦ 1ª Pimentel J
L120 2.80 75= 25 JointCustody ¦ö JessethemrinÉ ClssicGicnroll¦ 3wd bid 3/8,prss,empty 7
2¨ô 4¨ Pimentel J
L119 2.50 92= 18 Extrasexyhippzster¨ô Alex Inc ©õ My Pal Shawn¦ö Inside, edged away 11
1§ô 1¨ô Carmouche K
L119 *1.90 77= 19 BrightSkies¦ AnswerMeThis¦ô Extrsxyhippzstr ô Roughed early, rallied 9
4ªô 3§ô Carmouche K
à15 Lrl 4f fst :48© B 8/48 á24 Lrl 4f fst :49 B 2/6 òá17 Lrl 5f fst 1:03 B 1/6
91 9 3§ 2¦ 3¦ 2Ç
1à14=10GP fm 1° ê :48¦1:11§ 1:34§1:46 PalmBch-G3
83 9 2ô 2¦ 2ô 1Ç
20â14= 8GP fm 1Â ê :24 :47© 1:11©1:42¨ Md Sp Wt 42k
79 6 3§ô 3§ 3¦ô 2¦
7ã13= 2GP fm 1Â ê :24§ :49 1:13¦1:43¨ Md Sp Wt 42k
WORKS: ß6 PmM 4f fst :49¦ B 11/24 òà30 PmM 4f fst :47§ B 1/35 à22 PmM 4f fst :49§ B 42/77
Harry's Holiday
Life
2014
2013
Kee
Copyright 2005 Daily Racing Form LLC and Equibase Company LLC. All rights reserved.
76
91
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11
9
9
9
10
Vinceremos
Dk. b or b. c. 3 (Mar) KEEAPR13 $340,000
Sire: Pioneerof the Nile (Empire Maker) $20,000
Dam:Kettle's Sister (More Than Ready)
Br: Machmer Hall (Ky)
Own: WinStar Farm LLC and Twin Creeks Raci
Life
4 2 2
0
2014
2013
Kee
3 2 1
1 M 1
0 0 0
0
0
0
Past Performances
90 6 4§ 3« 4« 2©
82 4 2ô 2ô 4§ô 1¦ô
1á14= 9Tam fst 1Â :24¦ :48¨ 1:13¨1:47¦ SFDavis-G3
73 2 7§õ 5¦ô 5¦ö 1¦ô
4â14= 8GP fst 1
:23¦ :46¦ 1:12 1:39§ Md Sp Wt 42k
69 4 6 5§ô 4¨ô 2«
30ä13= 5GP slyø 6f
:22¨ :45¨ :57©1:10© Md Sp Wt 45k
WORKS: ß6 PmM 4f fst :49¦ B 11/24 òà30 PmM 4f fst :47§ B 1/35 à23 PmM 4f fst :49© B 33/52
$223,600 90 D.Fst
$215,200 90 Wet(394*)
Synth
$8,400 69 Turf(314)
$0 - Dst(381)
3
1
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
$215,200
$8,400
$0
$0
$0
L120 b 4.80 93= 11 Ring Weekend¨ Vinceremosö Surfing U S A¦
2¨ Prado E S
Inside,clsd for plc
L116 b 12.40 78= 28 Vinceremosó Harpoonö Cousin StephenÉ
1ó Prado E S
Came again on rail
L122 b *1.50 71= 29 Vincermos Ç Imbttrthngoodö MyStormTroopr ¨ô Bmpd st, stdy 1/16 pl
1Ç Prado E S
L118 b *.90 80= 16 Three Quarter Roy« Vinceremos ¨ River Prideö Angled out, up for 2nd
2« Prado E S
à2 PmM 4f fst :48§ B 11/52 á23 PmM 5f fst 1:01¨ B 9/14 á16 PmM 4f fst :49¦ B 37/58
90
69
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10
8
9
10
0 0 0 0
B. c. 3 (Mar)
Life 4 3 0 0 $40,426 - D.Fst
Chief Barker (Ire)
Sire: Azamour*Ire (Night Shift) $10,000
Wet(249) 0 0 0 0
(Copyright 2014
Daily
Racing
Form
LLC
and
Equibase
Company
LLC.
All
rights
reserved)
Own: Middleham Park Racing XXIII
2013
4
3
0
0
$40,426
Dam:Millay*GB (Polish Precedent)
Synth
0 0 0 0
Daily Racing Form
Br: Eimear Mulhern (Ire)
bluegrass. Keeneland. 1 1/8 Miles. All
Weather
Thoroughbred
2012
0 M 0Track.
0
$0 - Turf(285*) 4 3 0 0
Tr: Hannon/England Richard(0 0 0 0 .00) 2014:(0 0 .00)
0 20 00 0 0 1
D.Fst
Ch. c. 3 (Mar)
KeeLife 0 5 0 2 0 0 0 1 $83,700
$0 - 90 Dst(295)
Pablo Del Monte
Sire: Giant's Causeway (Storm Cat) $85,000
Wet(367) 0 0 0 0
$0 $0 $0 $40,426 $0 - 85
$25,000
$0 2014 2 0 0 1 $25,000 85
Synth
2 2 0 0
$56,700 90
2013 Kingston
3 2 Hill©ô
0 0Johann
$58,700
90 AltruisticÉ
Strauss§ô
Turf(368) 1 0 0 0
$2,000 1177
Held in90rear,Dst(364)
headway over
inside
0 2f
0 out,
0 weakened
0
$0 1f Kee
2 2 0 0 $56,700
Own:
Magnier
Mrs.by
John,
Smith,
Derrick, Ta
Previously
trained
Richard
Hannon
Dam:One Hot Wish (Bring the Heat)
Br: Stakes-G1
Wesley A. Ward (Fla)
26å13 Doncaster (GB)
sf 1 ê Str 1:44© Racing Post Trophy
6¦¦õ Hughes R
126 8.00
Tr: Ward Wesley A(0 0 0 0 .00) 2014:(77 15 .19)
Stk 426800
7æ13 Haydock (GB)
gs 1 ê LH 1:45¨ Betfred TV Ascendant Stakes
1É Hughes R
126 *1.25
Chief BarkerÉ Chriselliam ¦ô Lily Rules©
5
85 2 6 6§õ 5§ 2¨ 3ªõ Lopez P
L116 3.10 86= 12 Wildcat Red ©ö C.Trckd
1á14=10GP fst 7f
:22¦ :44© 1:09§1:22¦ Stk
Hutchesn-G3
Zeeôldr,
Pablo
Del Monte§ô
kick
39900
bid appr
2f out, rddn appr Rail,waited1/4,no
1f, stayed on, to lead
late
85
L117
Wildcat
Red
§õ
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4
wide,
no
response
1â14=
9GP
fst
1
:23
:45©
1:10¦1:35©
GpDerby100k
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4¦ô
6§ô
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4§ô
4¨ô
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RodÇ
Chief Barker ô Trip To Paris¤ Finn Class¦ô
6
23Ý13 Newmarket (GB) gd 1 ê Str 1:40© Newmarketexperience.co.uk Nursery Hcap Stks 1ô Hughes R
133 *1.25
77 6 3¨ô 3ª 3§ô 3§ô 5§ô Desormeaux K J L118 b *1.00 80= 20 Global View¦õ Aotearoaö
30ä13= 2BHP gd 1 ê :23¨ :47¦ 1:11¨1:36¦ Hcp
Generous-G3
Royal
BankerÇ
2ndinsd
turn,no
bid
9400
Rddn over
3f out,
lckd rm 2f, ran on to3wd
lead
1f, readily
L122 b 6.501.40 94= 12Chief
13å13=
8Kee Park
fst (GB)
6ôf úgd:21©1 :45¦
Alw 52525
N1X Racing EBF90
5 1 1¦ 1¦ 1©ô1ô 1¬ôDobbs
Desormeaux
Pablo
Del ôMonte¬ô
Chippewawhitechief§ô
Speed 3 w, drew off9
Barker
All Talk Tashir§ô
N No DoÇ
Ghaawy¦
8Ý13
Sandown
ê 1:09¦1:15§
RH 1:45© Breeders
Back
Maiden
P J K J 131
Held midpack,
ridden
inside
2f out, ranNear
on well,
lead 50y
- 5 2 1¦
L118 b *.60 93= 17 Pablo Del Monte ª Solitary
7ß13= 4Kee fst 4ôf ú :22¨ :45§
:51¨ Maiden
Md Sp9300
Wt 46k
1§ 1ª Rosario J
Ranger¦
Indigo
Diamond§
rail,todriving
WORKS:
Keeú6f
fst 1:13¨
B 1/2
WORKS:òß5
à30Keeú6f
Keeú6ffstfst1:13
1:14BB1/62/2 à30
òà22
Keeú5f
fst :58§
H 1/19 à15 Keeú5f fst :59¨ H 3/13 â22 GP 5f fst 1:01© B 3/11 â16 GP 5f fst 1:02§ B 6/11
Quotient
Vinceremos
Own:
Hronis
Racing
LLC
Own:
WinStar
Farm
LLC and Twin Creeks Raci
0
Life
D.Fst
Life 3 4 1 2 1 2 0 0 $49,920
$223,600 88 90 D.Fst
Wet(365) 0
2014
2014 3 3 1 2 1 1 0 0 $49,920
$215,200 88 90 Wet(394*)
Synth
Synth 0
2013
$0 - 69 Turf(327)
2013 0 1M M 0 1 0 0
$8,400
Turf(314) 3
Kee
$0 $0 - - Dst(365)
Dst(390) 0
Kee 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
B. Dk.
g. 3b or(May)
b. c. 3 (Mar) KEEAPR13 $340,000
Sire:
Stormy
Atlantic
Cat) $30,000
Sire:
Pioneerof
the(Storm
Nile (Empire
Maker) $20,000
Dam:Our
Royal Lady
the Gold)
Dam:Kettle's
Sister(Seeking
(More Than
Ready)
Br:Br:Glen
Hill
Farm
(Ky)
Machmer Hall (Ky)
Tr:Tr:Sadler
JohnTodd
W(0 A(0
0 0 0 0.00)
2014:(145
30 .21)
Pletcher
0 .00)
2014:(285
76 .27)
30
10
00
01
00
20
00
00
01
00
10
10
00
00
00
0
0
0
0
0
9
9
6
6
9
$0 - 90
$215,200
$0 - 69
$8,400
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L117
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8SA fmfst1 1Â
ê :23:23¨:46§:46¨
1:101:11§1:43¨
1:33¨ PasadenaB80k
12 11Enterprisingó
Quotientô
Home Surfing
Run Kitten¦õ
into for
laneplc9 10
L120 b 6.004.8090=93=
8à14=11Tam
TampaDby-G2
Prado EVS
Ring Weekend¨
Vinceremosö
U S A¦ Pulled,4wd
Inside,clsd
82 4 2ô 2ô 4§ô 1¦ô 1ó Prado E S
L116 b 12.40 78= 28 Vinceremosó Harpoonö Cousin StephenÉ
1á14= 9Tam
fst by
1ÂProctor
:24¦ Thomas
:48¨ 1:13¨1:47¦
SFDavis-G3
Came again on rail 8
Previously
trained
F 2013: ( 472
80 72 66 0.17 )
L122 b 5.50
VincermosCowtownmaryö
Ç Imbttrthngoodö
Bmpd st, stdy 1/16 pl 7 9
4â14=
:23¦ :46¦
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Hall (Ky)
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Dam:Millay*GB (Polish Precedent)
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