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Summer, 2014

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O F F I C I A L P U B L I C AT I O N O F T H E A R I Z O N A T H O R O U G H B R E D B R E E D E R S ’ A S S O C I AT I O N
G FAIKIR & J P ROCKER
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IN THE GENE FLEMING BREEDERS’ DERBY
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OFFICERS
Contents
New Tax Court Case Discusses Passive Loss Issue ................................. 5
President: Kevin Owens
Vice-President: Dennis Miller
Sec/Treasurer: Wende Macumber
Arizona Stallion Stakes - Desert Wildcatter ............................................. 6
DIRECTORS
Arizona Breeders Festival 2014 ......................................................19-37
John Campo, III, Mike Chambers, Ron Chappell, Marvin
Fleming, Shawn Haggstrom, William Matthews, Jan
Osborn, Scott Rollins, Dr. Filippo Santoro, Lee Vaughn,
Dave Williams and R. C. “Rink” Williams.
ATBA ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
Executive Director: Dove Ward
Arizona-Bred Registry: Berdette Felipe
Associate Editor: Dove Ward
Advertising: A.T.B.A. Office
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ATBA Membership Meeting & 2013 Awards .....................................8-18
Joanne Dye Stakes - Aware ............................................................20-21
Dwight Patterson Stakes - Red Zeus ...............................................22-23
Sandra Hall Grand Canyon Handicap - Frisky Ricky........................28-29
Ann Owens Distaff Handicap - Tempe ............................................30-31
Gene Fleming Breeders’ Derby - JP Rocker ....................................34-35
ATBA Sponsors ................................................................................... 38
Turf Paradise Seasonal Awards .......................................................38-39
Legislative Report ................................................................................ 41
Top Fortitude ...................................................................................... 42
ATBA Spring Sale Stake - Brookerson .................................................. 43
Track Talk ........................................................................................... 45
Robertino Diodoro ............................................................................... 46
Arizona-bred Winners.....................................................................49-50
ATBA Sale Winners .....................................................................51 & 53
Tempe Handicap - Cavour ................................................................... 54
Calendar/Advertising Index .................................................................. 55
Anne Von Rosen Benefit Auction ....................................................56-58
On the Cover
G Faikir & J P Rocker
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J P Rocker wins the
2014 Gene Fleming Breeders’ Derby
G FAIKIR & J P ROCKER
IN THE GENE FLEMING BREEDERS’ DERBY
New Tax Court Case Discusses Passive Loss Issue
by John Alan Cohan, Attorney at Law
The IRS will often argue that a taxpayer is no eligible to
deduct losses for a horse business because it’s a “passive
activity.” The Material Participation Test (sec. 469 IRS Code)
defines a passive activity as a business in which the taxpayer
does not “materially participate”.
An important new Tax Court case on this subject is Tolin vs.
IRS Commissioner [T.C. Memo 2014-65], ruled in favor
of the taxpayer on this issue. The taxpayer, and attorney in
Minneapolis, devoted significant time to thoroughbred racing
and breeding. The IRS claimed that the taxpayer’s losses from
the thoroughbred business should be disallowed because
they were passive activity losses. (The IRS conceded that the
activity was a business not a hobby)
The Material Participation Test requires that a taxpayer
engage in the activity on a “regular, continuous and
substantial basis.” The test also requires that the taxpayer
actually does participate in the activity as a principal or a
manager, and that he actually does exercise the powers of
decision-making reposed in him.
The taxpayer in this case argued that he had spent over 500
hours per year in the activity - thus satisfying one of several
alterative standards to prove material participation.
He sent his breeding stallion to trainers, and the horse was
entered in a number of races, earning $77,638. The stallion
then sustained a leg injury that prematurely ended his career.
The taxpayer then offered the stallion, Choosing Choice, for
stud service, and bred to three of his own mares. He stood the
stallion on a farm in Louisiana to take advantage of the state’s
breeding incentive program. As to his own foals he sent them
as yearlings to individualized training programs.
The taxpayer gave credible testimony about time he spent in
managing his thoroughbred activity. He conferred daily by
phone with his stallion manager trainers and another adviser;
he called breeders who might be interested in his stallion,
and even made “cold calls” to members of the Louisiana
Thoroughbred Breeders’ Association directory. He mailed a
promotional package to interested breeders with personalized
letters. He placed full-page print ads in the Louisiana Horse,
and Louisiana Stallion Register. He made numerous trips to
Louisiana during the years at issue, and met as many horse
breeders and farm managers as possible while there.
Administrative tasks included reviewing and paying bills,
keeping the books, arranging for mortality insurance,
paperwork for registration. He subscribed to and read
a number of horse industry publications, and attended
seminars regarding equine health. He supervised editing of a
video on his stallion.
The IRS disputed the time claimed by the taxpayer. Time
spent on an activity may be proven by any reasonable means.
It is not necessarily to have contemporaneous logs, although
if available, that constitutes very strong evidence.
The IRS argued that much of the time spent by the taxpayer
constituted activities as an “investor,” not as an entrepreneur
of a going business. Under the Material Participation Test,
activities as an “investor” are specifically excluded from time
counted towards meeting the test.
The Tax Court disagreed with the IRS on this point,
saying: “Petitioner was directly involved in the day-to-day
management and operation of the thoroughbred activity;
therefore, any investor work he completed qualifies as
participation for purpose of section 469.”
In proving time expended people usually do not have
contemporaneous logs. Time may be proven using phone
records, credit cards, invoices, and a narrative summary of
the activities. Activities include phone conversations, emails,
research, preparing and distributing promotional materials,
business trips, registration and insurance paperwork,
reviewing and paying bills, record-keeper, continuing
education and administrative tasks. Third party witness
testimony (from trainers and advisers) is important to
corroborate a taxpayer’s statement of time expended. ◆
John Alan Cohan is a lawyer who has served the farming,
ranching ad horse industries since 1981. He can be reached at
(310) 278-0203, by e-mail at [email protected], or you
can see more at his website: www.johnalancohan.com.
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T
he Annual Arizona Thoroughbred
Breeders Association awards dinner was
held on Friday, April 25, 2014 in the
Turf Club Terrace at Turf Paradise. President
Kevin Owens welcomed the members and
guests and opened the general membership
meeting. President Owens gave a brief
summary of the overall year and hope for
the future. He thanked the members and
guests for their support throughout the
years. Kevin wished everyone good luck
and great day of racing at the Arizona
Breeders’ Festival on the following
Saturday, April 26, 2014.
President Owens then turned the time
over to Ray Odom who acted as master
of ceremonies. Ray recognized thanked
the following Sponsors who make this
event possible.
He thanked every one for their
donations for the silent auction,
and encouraged the members
to check out the auction items.
There was a whole array of
auction items from a huge
arrangement of flowers,
various gift baskets of
pasta, wines and make
your own martini’s.
Golf packages’ were a big
hit, as well as Diamondback
tickets, spa and dinner
gift certificates. Items were
donated for the use of horse and stable
owners and our local veterinarians donate
there services for auction.
John Campo III, donated an HD colored
Kindle. Gaston Jewelers donated a beautiful
gold and diamond horseshoe ring.
Ray Odom opened the ceremonies with
a couple of humors stories and spoke of the
Triple Crown hopeful named “California
Chrome.” The famous three-year-old, trained
by Art Sherman has paved the way for small
breeders across the country. He has now
captured the Kentucky Derby and Preakness
Stakes with tremendous ease. His next task
at hand will be the Belmont Stakes. The
distance of the Belmont Stakes at a mile and
one-half, has been the deal breaker for Triple
Crown hopefuls for the past thirty-six years.
After Ray’s opening, he introduced
Chaplain John Shumaker as our guest
speaker. John opened with a story about
how he was introduced to the racetrack. He
told us about his beginnings as a horseshoer
on the backside. As a child he was educated
during the summer months in local bible
studies and was asked by Race Track
Chaplaincy Program (RTCP) to become the
Chaplain in Arizona.
During the race meet at Turf Paradise,
Chaplain John conducts Sunday services
at the backside church. His wife Amy
accompanies him and helps with the daily
devotions and assists John with his
duties.
John uplifts our spirits
during the eight o’clock
break with words and quotes
from the bible over
the intercom. He
later heads up to the
jockey’s room to pray
with the riders and
racing officials before
the races and gives the
Jockey’s a safe journey
blessing as they take on
their dangerous tasks of
race riding.
Chaplain Shumaker
closed with a prayer
before our dinner and
gave our guests and members a blessing as
we will soon be departing for the summer
months to race in different states. His
audience replied with an Amen! ....and our
guests rose to fill their plates at the buffet.
A delicious prime rib and turkey dinner
was served to the membership, guests and
honorees.
Ray resumed his master of ceremonies
commentary and introduced the Champions
of 2013. Video clips of each champion horse
and it’s accomplishments were described and
shown prior to each award presentation. Each
Breeder/Owner and Trainer were awarded
with engraved crystal plates. ◆
Congratulations to all our winners!
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2 0 1 3 J U L E P C U P B L O O D H O R S E AWA R D ✯ ✯ ✯
CONGRATULATIONS LEE VAUGHN
FOR YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE THOROUGHBRED INDUSTRY
Photo left to right: President Kevin Owens is Presenting this years Julep Cup
Award to Mr. Lee Vaughn, Brian & Alexia Jo Calvert, and Wende Macumber.
L
ee Vaughn was very surprised and a bit emotional when he realized that Wende Macumber was describing the history
and passions of a Police Officer who served on the San Diego Police Department for more than 25 years. Lee is now
a retired Captain from the police force and is spending his time managing a small stallion farm in Seligman, Arizona
He started with horses at a young age, but they were not his only passion in life. During his time working on the force, Lee’s
interests in Thoroughbreds were put on hold. His family came to the fore front of his passions, as he and his loving wife Elaine
had three wonderful children, which Lee speaks proudly of at any chance he gets.
Although, rasing his family took first place in his heart, the Thoroughbreds had always kept a hoof print in his thoughts. He
currently owns and operates a farm with his daughter Alexia Jo and son-in-law Brian Calvert. At the farm, he breeds a few
mares to his stallions and sells the yearlings at our sale and sometimes keeps a select few to race. In 2011, one of his homebreds
named Ten Ninety Seven, won the $50,000 Gene Fleming Breeders’ Derby. It was a very proud and exciting moment for Lee.
His Thoroughbred aspirations had paid him dividends of joy.
Upon his retirement, Lee has achieved a life long dream of breeding and racing his own bloodline of Thoroughbreds. He has
made many contributions to the Breeders Association and has played a big part in bringing our board matters to a win-win
resolution. Lee has been an integral part of our industry and has filled many positions as a Jockey, Owner, Breeder, and ATBA
Board Director through out his lifetime with horses.
Mr. Vaughn’s early encounters with horse racing was learning the basics from leading trainers Pops & Paul Oliver. Lee not only
loves the horses, he loves the people involved with them. He is always willing to help and provide his expertise to our ATBA
members. Lee has spent countless hours traveling to attend our board meetings and has made sure that the Arizona Breeders
and Owners are represented well. His contributions of time and energy has made Arizona Thoroughbreds successful today.
The ATBA was honored to present Mr. Lee Vaughn with this Award and to let him know that his hard work has not been
unnoticed. The Julep Cup Award is graciously donated by The Bloodhorse and is given to individuals that have made an
impact on our industry in Arizona. ◆
AT B A M E M B E R S
GUEST MUSICIAN
DAVE BENNETT
Photo above: Debra Larson, Dave Bennett. Trainer Dave Bennett provided
music during our cocktail hour. Dave played his piano as our guest’s mingled
and viewed the silent auction items. Thanks so much for making our evening special!
GUEST SPEAKER
CHAPLAIN JOHN SHUMAKER
Photo above: Chaplain John Shumaker & Amy (wife). John was our
guest speaker and gave our members & guests a brief insight as to the
type of work he does on the backside at Turf Paradise. The Race Track
Chaplaincy Program (RTCP) helps many people working with the
horses in the stable area. They provide people with spiritual guidance,
various necessities, such as clothing, books, food, Sunday school for
kids and an open place to worship. We were very blessed this evening
to have Chaplain Shumaker as our guest speaker and to help lead us
into a prayer before dinner. Thank you John & Amy!
Left to right: Lisa & Shawn Haggstrom, Landon Sorgenstein, Katie Arms. These folks made their bids on some silent auction items and won some fantastic
items. Landon won a foursome golf package. Lisa Haggstrom won a beautiful pasta & wine basket. Thanks for bidding!
AND GUESTS
1. Mike & Eileen Chambers
2. Dr. Reed Zimmer & Kara Toye
3. John Campo III, Stacy Campo, Mary Lou Campo
4. Chris Radcliff, Sharlot & O. A. Martinez
5. Nick & Tamara Metzen, Karen & Tom Metzen,
Travis Metzen
ARIZONA-BRED CHAMPION TWO-YEAR-OLD FILLY OF 2013
2012 ATBA SALE ARIZONA-BRED LEADING FILLY EARNER
LAZY DAISY MAY
by Rocky Bar - Against the Law
Breeder: John Campo III
Owner: Stable H.M.A.
Trainer: Molly J. Pearson
LAZY DAISY MAY - 2013 EARNINGS $124,781
Lazy Daisy May finished second in her first lifetime start
qualifying in the Sales Stakes Futurity Trials. In her 2013
debut, she started five times and achieved three victories
by sweeping the ATBA Sales Spring & Fall Futurities and
then later in December made a bold stretch run winning
the Arizona Breeders’ Futurity capturing the fillies division. Her stakes placed (second place) finish was in the
Arizona Juvenile Fillies Stakes. Lazy Daisy May has total
earnings to date of $133,286. She’s an amazing filly!
Photo above, left to right: Angelena Felipe, accepting the Trainer award for Molly J. Pearson. Director Jan Osborn presenting the breeder award
to John Campo III. Director Dennis Miller presenting the Owner Award to Stacy Campo, accepting on behalf of Lazy Daisy May’s owners Stable
H.M.A. Congratulations to the connections!
ARIZONA-BRED CHAMPION TWO-YEAR-OLD COLT OF 2013
2012 ATBA SALE ARIZONA-BRED LEADING COLT EARNER
LAWLY’S GOAL
by Lucky Pulpit - Final Jeopardy
Breeders: Fleming Thoroughbred Farm LLC
& Dr. Dorothee Kieckhefer
Owner: Mark D. Breen
Trainer: Kevin Eikleberry
LAWLY’S GOAL - 2013 EARNINGS $58,196
Lawly’s Goal is a multiple-stakes placed colt with nine
starts in 2013. During the summer he won a maiden
special weight in Colorado. Later in the fall he finished second in the ATBA Fall Sales Stakes and placed
fourth in the Arizona Breeders’ Futurity. In December
he shipped to New Mexico and entered into the Riley
Alison Futurity at Sunland Park and finished second
earning $23,056.00 Lawly’s Goal has total earnings of
$80,050, to date.
Photo to right: Dominick Cirone, took center stage at the podium prior to
accepting the award for owner Mark D. Breen. Dominick gave a heartfelt
review of the Anne Von Rosen’s Benefit Auction, which was held the week
before the ATBA awards dinner in the Turf Terrace Room at Turf Paradise.
He expressed how amazed he was at the number of people who donated
items, and volunteered their time and worked to raise the much need
money for Anne’s medical fund. He thanked them all and said, what a
wonderful family atmosphere he has discovered at the race track and commended the many people who joined together and truly cared about helping
Anne with her medical needs and recovery.
Photo above, left to right: Director Lee Vaughn presenting to Dominick Cirone accepting the Owner award for Mark D. Breen, breeder Dr. Dorothee
Kieckhefer, Director Shawn Haggstrom presenting the Trainer award to Kevin Eikleberry. Director Filippo Santoro presenting the Breeders award to
Fleming Thoroughbred Farm LLC, accepting Marvin Fleming and Wende Macumber.
ARIZONA-BRED CHAMPION THREE-YEAR-OLD FILLY OF 2013
TRIBAL GAL
by Tribal Rule - Famous Gal
Breeder/Owner: John Pendergast
Trainer:
Joseph Johnson
TRIBAL GAL EARNINGS $135,495
Tribal Gal has been racing in California and Arizona.
She is trained in California by R. Kory Owens, who has
campaigned her through most of her racing career. She
was sent to Joe Johnson to race at Turf Paradise and won
three Arizona stakes; The City of Phoenix Stakes, The
Princess of Palms Stakes and The Joanne Dye Stakes. She
started 11 times last year and won five races three were
stakes.
Since her two-year-old year Tribal Gal’s earnings
attributed her dam “Famous Gal” to be honored and
awarded as “The 2013 Broodmare of the Year.”
Photo left to right: Director Mike Chambers presenting breeder/owner
award to John & Judy Pendergast, Lindsay Vandever, accepting the
trainer award for Joseph Johnson who could not attend the ceremonies.
President Kevin Owens presenting the trainer award and Debbi Owens.
ARIZONA-BRED CHAMPION THREE-YEAR-OLD GELDING OF 2013
RED ZEUS
by Red Sky’s - Crimson Cricket
Breeder: Dick & Peggy Hopwood
Owner: Peggy Hopwood
Trainer: Dan McFarlane
RED ZEUS 2013 EARNINGS $134,240
Red Zeus is one of Arizona’s favorite racehorses. His
consistency with winning stakes races has certainly
made him a crowd pleaser at Turf Paradise. Mrs. Peggy
Hopwood couldn’t be happier with her outstanding
chestnut gelding.
Photo above left to right: Director Marvin Fleming presenting the breeder/owner award to Mrs. Peggy Hopwood. Director Jan Osborn presenting
the trainer award to Dan McFarlane and lovely wife Judy.
Red Zeus had 12 starts in 2013, and five wins. Four of
his wins were stakes races. Trained by Dan McFarlane,
Red Zeus captured the Arizona Stallion Stakes, The Gene
Fleming Breeders’ Derby, The Walter Cluer Memorial
Stakes and the Jack Coady Sr. & Jeff Coady Stakes. His
total earnings to date are $202,511.00.
ARIZONA-BRED CHAMPION OLDER FEMALE OF 2013
LADY JILA
by Jila - Papparratzi
Breeder/Owner: Michael J. Barro
Trainer:
Sharlot Martinez
LADY JILA - 2013 EARNINGS $75,280
Lady Jila started 13 times in 2013 She won six of her
starts, which includes the Columbine Stakes at Arapahoe.
Prior to winning in Colorado, she finished 3rd in the
Molly Brown Stakes at Arapahoe. Moving to Phoenix
for the fall meeting she finished second in the $25,000
Cactus Flower Stakes and finish 4th in the City of
Phoenix Stakes. Lady Jila has total lifetime earnings of
$142.028 to date.
Photo above left to right. Director Lee Vaughn presenting the breeder/
owner award to O.A. Martinez accepting for Michael J. Barro. Director
Ron Chappell presenting the trainer award to Sharlot Martinez.
ARIZONA-BRED CHAMPION OLDER MALE OF 2013
HADFUNLASTNIGHT
by Margie’s Wildcat - Elkmont
Breeder: Hal Snowden Jr.
Owners: W.C. Racing, Russ Sarno
& Westside Rentals.com
Trainer: Doug O’Neill
HADFUNLASTNIGHT 2013 EARNINGS $72,570
Hadfunlastnight had eight starts in 2013. He won a
six furlong claiming race at Santa Anita, purse $53,000.
He later finished 2nd in three other claiming races and
a 3rd place finish in an Allowance/ Optional Claiming.
Hadfunlastnight’s total lifetime earnings are $196,110.
Photo left to right: Director Mike Chambers presented to owners Landon
Sorgenstein & Katie Arms (accepting for owners W.C. Racing, Westside
Rentals.com & Russ Sarno) Sec/Treasurer Wende Macumber accepting for
Breeder Hal Snowden Jr. and Vice President Dennis Miller accepting for
trainer Doug O’Niell.
2013 STALLION OF THE YEAR
M A R G I E ’ S W I L D C AT
by Storm Cat - Hollywood Wildcat, by Kris S.
Owner: Fleming Thoroughbred Farm LLC
Margies Wildcat, progeny
earned $536,252 in 2013.
He has sired multiple Stakes winners
that have raced all over the United
States. He stands under private
treaty at the Fleming Thoroughbred
Farm LLC in Willcox, Arizona.
Margie’s Wildcat has sired:
Hadfunlastnight, Wildcat Energy
*(SP), You Wait’n See *(SP), Wildcat
Miss, Silky Sami, Don’t Say No,
Hungry Wildcat and
many more.
*(SP) denotes: Stakes Placed.
Photo left to right: Secretary/Treasurer Wende
Macumber, Jodi Fleming and Director Marvin
Fleming.
Director John Campo III, presenting the
Stallion of the Year award to the owner’s of
“Margie’s Wildcat”
Fleming Thoroughbred Farm LLC.
2013 Broodmare of the Year
FAMOUS GAL
by Western Fame - Golden Josselin by Candi’s Gold
Owners: John & Judy Pendergast
Famous Gal’s offspring have total earnings of $214,429
Photo left to right: Director Lee Vaughn presenting John & Judy Pendergast with the Broodmare of the Year crystal plaque, and Lindsay Vandever.
Famous Gal is a multiple stakes winning mare. Her race record is: At 2, two wins, once 3rd in 4 starts; at 3, two wins
including the Cactus Cup Stakes at Turf Paradise ($27,000), Ahwatukee Express Stakes ($27,000). Trained by Joseph
Johnson, Famous Gal won the 2008 Cactus Flower Handicap ($18,360) and ended her race career with lifetime
earnings of $121,304. Congratulations John & Judy Pendergast!
FAMOUS GAL PRODUCE RECORD
FAMOUS GAL RACE AND (STAKES) RECORD
Year
2008
2007
2006
Starts
7
6
4
1st
2nd
3rd
2
2
2
0
1
0
1
1
1
Earned
$ 37,580
$ 63,430
$ 20,294
Year
2013 bred back to Tribal Rule
2012 Don’t Tell Judy, filly by Rocky Bar
2011 J P Rocker, colt by Rocky Bar, 2014 Stakes winner of the Gene
Fleming Derby. Lifetime earnings: $66,731
2010 Tribal Gal, filly by Tribal Rule. Winner at 2, $48,350 earnings.
Tribal Gal earned Arizona Bred “Older Mare” honors for 2013.
Lifetime earnings: $196,455
2013 Breeder of the Year
Congratulations
Triple AAA Ranch
Total Progeny Earnings $488,819
Triple AAA Ranch is a timeless oasis in the north part of Glendale, Arizona. The Ranch is located just a few miles west of Turf
Paradise on Thunderbird Road. This prime stretch of real estate has the most peaceful green pastures and are filled with beautiful Thoroughbreds. It’s a pleasure to take a drive pass the ranch to see the cute foals nuzzling their mother’s or frolicking in the
lush paddocks.
Triple AAA Ranch has a rich history of breeding Arizona’s most sought after racing bloodlines. Richard Owens began with
Crafty Drone as his foundation stallion. Triple AAA Ranch pays tribute to their careful study and nicking of bloodlines. Their
successful crosses of homebred mares and stallions have been a great contribution to the Thoroughbred racing industry. The
grand dam of the breeding program has been French Debutante who has won several “Broodmare of the Year Awards”, as her
progeny has total earnings that have topped most other mares in our state. Owens currently stands Top Hit and EZ Dreamer at
his Glendale ranch and he owns other quality stallions such as Rocky Bar and Uh Oh Bango, which stand at E.A. Ranches in
California.
We have already seen some of the photos of foals from the freshman stallion Uh Oh Bango published in the California breeders magazines, as well as the new Rocky Bar foals. Last year Rocky Bar’s progeny dominated the ATBA Sales Stakes Futurities
(Spring & Fall), the Arizona Breeders Futurities and Cactus Flower Stakes. Now on the horizon is Top Fortitude’s racing career.
He is sired by Top Hit out of French Debutante and recently won a $100,500 Grade III Stakes at Santa Anita.
Spring has always been a great time of the year to view the up and coming yearlings at Triple AAA Ranch, as much as their new
born foals. History and the future of Arizona Thoroughbreds are always in the making at the ranch. Richard Owens is committed to his Arizona home and his breeding program. He recognizes his longtime manager Juan Martinez, and gives credit to
his staff Adolfo Martinez, Roberto Martinez, Refugio Escobar and Cathy Cologna for its success. Every year Triple AAA Ranch
is honored nationally, with the Bloodhorse. The operation has received the Arizona Breeder of the Year Award 27 times and
again it is an honor to present Richard Owens and his family with this award. ◆
Photo left to right: Marissa & Shauna Owens, Director Filippo Santoro presenting to Debbi, Jennifer and Wyatt Owens.
All accepted on behalf of Triple AAA Ranch. Congratulations!
2014 ARIZONA BREEDERS FESTIVAL
SATURDAY, APRIL 26TH
Champion Performances
*
*
*
*
Joanne Dye Handicap
Dwight D. Patterson Handicap
Sandra Hall Grand Canyon Hcp
Ann Owens Distaff Handicap
* Gene Fleming Breeders’ Derby
2014 ARIZONA BREEDERS FESTIVAL
SATURDAY, APRIL 26TH
FRISKY RICKY TAKES COMMAND IN THE
$35,000 - SANDRA HALL GRAND CANYON HANDICAP
JOCKEY AKIFUMI KATO ABOARD
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FIRST RACE - RESULTS
JOANNE DYE STAKES
For Fillies Three-Years-Old
Bred in Arizona
$35,000 Guaranteed
6 1/2 Furlongs
Sponsored by Carl’s Car Care, Inc.
1st AWARE - by El Roblar - Glassford Hills
Owner/Trainer: Don Schnell
Breeder: Dennis Weir
2nd IDLING  by El Roblar - Sterling Heights
Owners:Don Schnell & Barry Amason
Trainer: Don Schnell
Breeder: Dennis Weir
3rd FASCINATING DIXIE - by Dixie Chatter - Fascinating Fey
Owner: Joseph W. Brucato
Trainer: Chad K. Story
Breeder: Filippo Santoro
War Chant
El Roblar
Screamer
AWARE
Danzig
Northern Dancer
Pas de Nom
Kris S.
Hollywood Wildcat
Miss Wildcatter
Roanoke
Pleasant Colony
Last Bird
Irish Tower
Cheery Wind
Seattle Slew
Cheery Tower
Septieme Ciel
Benton Creek Maximova
Bereavement
Glassford Hill
Conquistador Cielo
Waycross
Zuri
Timeless Moment
Petite Grise
Mr. Prospector
K D Princess
Danzig
Visibly Different
AWARE’S RACE AND (STAKES) RECORD
Year
2014
Age
at 3
Starts
4
1st
3 (1)
2nd
1
3rd
0
Earned
$38,937
AWARE (b f, 3 yo)
El Roblar -- Glassford Hill by Benton Creek.
Earnings
$21,483
Idling (dkbbr f, 3 yo)
El Roblar -- Sterling Heights by Royal Academy.
$6,930
Fascinating Dixie (ch f, 3 yo)
Dixie Chatter -- Fascinating Fey by Roar.
$3,465
Margin: 1 3/4, 3, nose. Others: Toyon Bay ($1,733), Lazy Daisy May ($1,039),
Haveuseenmydaddy ($350). Winning jockey: Stevens S A.
4th TONYON BAY  by Benton Creek - Bagel Carving
Owner/Trainer: Edward F. Sepich, Jr.
Breeder: Dave Williams
5th LAZY DAISY MAY - by Rocky Bar - Against the Law
Owner: Stable H.M.A.
Trainer: Molly J. Pearson
6th HAVEYOUSEENMYDADDY - by Top Hit - Plain Cheesecake
Owner: Saul O. Duarte
Trainer: Jose Serrano
Breeders: Harry K. Keshian & Cheryl A. Keshian
Aware won her last start in an allowance race by 7 1/4 lengths. She
was fit an poised to challenge for the lead in this dash. She broke well
and battled head to head with Haveyouseenmydaddy, then shook
clear entering the stretch and remained clear under a driving finish
under Jockey Scott Stevens. Idling broke out and then dropped back
in to the rail, she moved out some then finished steadily while only
second best. Don Schnell trained both Aware and Idling, both horses
were bred by Dennis Weir.
Fascinating Dixie was three deep entering the turn and raced four
wide as she made a bid entering the lane, lacked the need kick to
catch the winner. Lazy Daisy May was the morningline favorite
for this race. She had a bit of bad racing luck at the start of the race
as she rared in the gate just as the Starter kicked the latch open. She
spotted the field about six lengths, but made a tremendous charge at
the quarter pole, finishing fifth. The Stewards posted the inquiry
sign concerning the start of the race, but declared Lazy Daisy May a
starter and there was no change in the order of finish.
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SECOND RACE - RESULTS
DWIGHT D. PATTERSON HANDICAP
For Three-Years-Old & Upward
Bred in Arizona
$35,000 Guaranteed
1 1/6 Mile Turf
Sponsored by H & E Ranch
Breeder of:
Multiple Stake Winner
ONE CALL
2010 Champion Older Mare
GINNY FITZ
Arizona Breeders’ Futurity Stake Winner
JAMAICAN MEMORIES
Yavapai Downs Thoroughbred Derby
SLEWS APPROVAL
1st RED ZEUS - by Red Sky’s- Crimson Cricket
Breeders: Dick & Peggy Hopwood
2nd SILVANUS  by Decarchy - Woodland Ballad
Owner/Trainer: Mike Rollins
3rd F D ICY - by Deposit Ticket - Its Nippy
Owner/Breeder: Roy Mansur
Trainer: Edward J. Kreluk
4th EASY HIT  by Top Hit - Kickenthecat
Owner: Rick Nunley
Breeder: Triple AAA Ranch
Stop by and check out
H & E’s Consignment
at the
2014 ATBA October Yearling & Mixed Sale
Westworld, Scottsdale, Arizona
5th WILDCAT ENERGY - by Margie’s Wildcat - No Beans
Owner: Linda Kropius
Trainer: Rick A. Wise
Breeder: Hal Snowden Jr. & Beau Cheval, LC
Late Scratch: Lewiston
Skywalker
Relaunch
Bold Captive
Red Sky’s
Cative Audience
Flying Paster
Beautiful Redhead
Pueblo Spirit
RED ZEUS
Seattle Slew
Crimson Slew My Charmer
Crimson Queen
Crimson Cricket
Golden Eagle
Rebecca’s Flight
Winning Orbit
In Reality
Foggy Note
Boldnesian
Gummo
Procne
Viking Spirit
Last Louise
Bold Reasoning
Crimson Satan
Good Blood
Cavan
Miss Vanguard
Winning Shot
Loucilla Dream
RED ZEUS’S RACE AND (STAKES) RECORD
Year
2012
2013
2014
Age
at 2
at 3
at 4
Starts
7
12
5
1st
1 (1)
5 (4)
1 (1)
2nd
1
3 (1)
1
3rd
2 (1)
0
1 (1)
Earned
$37,074
$134,240
$31,197
Red Zeus broke sharply and assumed command, racing
three wide along the back stretch. He drew away from Silvanus and extended his lead to win handily under the careful hands of Jockey Kelly Bridges. Silvanus was unhurried
early, saved ground and made a bid off the rail racing out
of the turn, but was no match for the winner. F D Icy drew
off early to set the pace with a clear lead, fell back into
the turn, leveled off but held safely for the third position.
Easy Hit settled off the pace while saving ground, moved
up inside to challenge, but was checked entering the turn,
dropping back and steadily faded from contention Wildcat
Energy was no threat and trailed the field.
Mrs. Peggy Hopwood received a beautiful bouquet of yellow roses and a trophy for Red Zeus winning the $35,000
Guaranteed Dwight Patterson Handicap. A blanket presentation was made to the trainer Dan Mc Farlane. Congratulations!
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THIRD RACE - RESULTS
CLAIMING
Bred in Arizona
Claiming $3,200
Six Furlongs
Purse $8,000
1st ROCKY TIGER - by Rocky Bar - Bless the Tiger
Owner/Trainer: Allen Goodsell
Breeders: Stuart Tsujimoto
2nd A POLITICAL TIME  by Top Hit - Miss Catalina
Owner/Trainer: Michael W. Thomas
3rd OCTOBER ROAD - by Buck Strider - Weyauwega
Owner/Trainer: Jeffery Faulkner
Breeder: Darold Andrist
4th LUKESGOODTOME  by Midnight Royalty - Millys Woodpile
Owner/Trainer: William L. Mehok
Breeder: Kathy Campbell
5th CABO KERRY - by Top Hit - Chuichupa
Owner: RWG Racing LLC
Breeder/Trainer: Roberta Grissom
6th TEN NINETY SEVEN - by Sideburn - L.L.S. Cat
Owner: Jim & Gail Pickard and Don & Vera Smith
Trainer: Jim Pickard
Breeder: Vaughn-Calvert Ranch LLC
7th SARONNO - by Hidden City - Italian Diva
Owner/Trainer: Robertino Diodoro
ROCKY TIGER RACE AND (STAKES) RECORD
Year
2011
2012
2013
2014
Age
at 2
at 3
at 4
at 5
Starts
5
6
8
7
1st
1
1
1
2
2nd
1
2
2
1
3rd
1
0
2
1
Earned
$ 8,953
$ 9,915
$ 8,007
$10,870
Rocky Tiger trailed the field early and then raced outside
into the lane to make his bid for the lead. He finished
gamely under the timely urging from Jockey Wilson Dieguez. A Political Time raced in the three path turning for
home, then advanced between rivals at the sixteenth pole
and finished gamely for second place. October Road raced
three wide on the turn and led into the stretch, then was
out finished. Lukesgoodtome broke inside leaving the gate,
vied for the lead, but weakened in the drive. Cabo Kerry
moved inside on the turn, chased into mid-stretch and
weakened. Ten Ninety Seven lacked a rally, and Saronno
vied early and tired in the stretch drive.
Congratulations to owner/trainer Allen Goodsell. This race
was sponsored by the Black & Bling Society, as they pose
in the winners circle for the presentation.
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FOURTH RACE - RESULTS
ALLOWANCE
For Filly & Mares Three-Years-Old & Upward,
which have never won two races.
Bred in Arizona
Six Furlongs
Purse $13,400
1st SIDUS - by Top Hit - Starsonice
Owners/Breeders: Kevin Eikleberry or
J. Lloyd Yother, or Marvin Fleming
2nd HIDDEN ANGEL  by Hidden City - Bonnies Biscuit
Owner: Sally Porter
Trainer: Sarina Obergfell
Breeder: W. H. Kennedy
3rd ALLTERRAIN JANE - by Tiz Bud - Queen Creek
Owner/Trainer/Breeder: David L. Morse
4th SILVER ALLOVER  by Allover - Skips’s Gal
Owner/Trainer: Robert W. Berrett
Breeder: Gregory Taylor & Robert Berrett
5th INTERTRIBAL - by Tribal Rule - More Than a Lady
Owner/Trainer: Ryan Bratcher
Breeder: Fleming Thoroughbred Farm LLC
6th MISS ANCORA - by Benton Creek - Miss Due Drop
Owner/Trainer/Breeder: Robert Vucurevich
7th BABY’S CORNER - by Benchmark - Peaceful Place
Late Scratch: Hot Wildcat
SIDUS RACE AND (STAKES) RECORD
Year
2014
2013
Age
at 3
at 2
Starts
4
1
1st
2
0
2nd
0
0
3rd
1
0
Earned
$13,186
$ 500
Sidus raced close to the pace on the outside, she went
seven wide entering the stretch to make her bid, then
closed steadily under left handed urging by Jockey Elvin
Gonzalez, and got up at the wire to win by a head. Hidden
Angel set a pressured pace, drew clear past the eighth pole
and was caught. Allterrain Jane was unhurried early, while
racing off the rail and got up for the show. Silver Allover
pressed the pace outside, then challenged the leaders racing
three wide on the turn, but weakened in the drive and fell
back. Intertribal vied past the eighth pole and faltered.
Miss Ancora raced wide early and failed to menace in an
even effort. Baby’s Corner showed good early speed, racing
inside and steadily, but faded from contention.
Congratulations to owner/trainer Kevin Eikleberry. And
owners J. Lloyd Yother & Marvin Fleming.
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FIFTH RACE - RESULTS
SANDRA HALL GRAND CANYON HCP.
Bred in Arizona
$35,000 Guaranteed
Six Furlongs
Sponsored by Mesquite Gaming LLC
Casa Blanca Resort Casino Hote l
1st FRISKY RICKY - by Rocky Bar - Blane Heathen
Owners: Arrowhead Racing
Trainer: Kaylyn Kato
Breeder: Arrowhead Equine
2nd ROCKIN HOME  by Rocky Bar - Jungle Girl
Owner: Tamara Metzen
Trainer: David Van Winkle
3rd JAMAICAN MEMORIES - by Slew City Slew - Sallie’s Memory
Owner: Carol and James Bolin
Trainer: David Van Winkle
Breeder: H&E Ranch
4th MO ROCK  by Rocky Bar - Choppers Passion
Owner: Ramiro Barraza Sosa or Veronica Gallegos
Trainer: Ramiro Barraza Sosa
Breeder: Kevin Eikleberry
In Excess
Rocky Bar
To the Post
FRISKY RICKY
Devil’s Bag
Blane Heathen
K. and Shoe
Siberian Express
Caro
Indian Call
Saulingo
Vi
Bold Tactics
Coya’s Ego
Crafty Drone
In the Gate
Hail to Reason
Cosmah
Herbager
Miss Swapsco
Hoist the Flag
Bad Seed
Gummo
Gipsy Jet
Kantado
Bold Ego
Steady Gate
Halo
Ballade
Pirate’s Bounty
Fortune Teller
FRISKY RICKY’S RACE AND (STAKES) RECORD
Year
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
Age
at 2
at 3
at 4
at 5
at 6
at 7
at 8
Starts
3
14
18
13
9
6
6
1st
0
3 (1)
2 (1)
0
2
0
3 (1)
2nd
2
0
2
3 (1)
1 (1)
4 (1)
0
3rd
0
0
2 (1)
0
2
1
1
Earned
$2,640
$44,141
$23,513
$9,904
$29,381
$17,389
$39,756
5th ESPRESSO SPRINGS - by Rocky Bar - Cappuccino Springs
Owner: Geri Gowdy or Rick Wise
Trainer: Rick A. Wise
Breeder: Robert H. McKee & Mary Ellen McKee
6th LISTEN YOU FOOL - by Top Hit - Listentoyourangels
Owner/Trainer: Kevin Eikleberry
Breeder: Eikleberry, Yother & Westerman
7th RICH’S BOY - by Decarchy - Crimson Cricket
Owner: Richard Vlosich
Breeder: Richard T. & Susan Vlosich
8th MIDNIGHT OFFICER - Midnight Lute - Against the Law
Owner: John J. Campo III
Trainer: Stacy Campo
Breeder Mr. & Mrs. John Campo III
FRISKY RICKY (dkbbr g, 8 yo, 119 lb)
Rocky Bar -- Blane Heathen by Devil’s Bag.
Earnings
$21,049
Rockin Home (dkbbr g, 3 yo, 115 lb)
Rocky Bar -- Jungle Girl by Forest Camp.
$6,790
Jamaican Memories (dkbbr g, 6 yo, 119 lb)
Slew City Slew -- Sallie’s Memory by Holy Bull.
$3,395
Margin: 1 1/4, 3/4, 3 1/4. Others: Mo Rock 118 lb ($1,698), Espresso Springs
120 lb ($1,018), Listen You Fool 116 lb ($350), Rich’s Boy 116 lb ($350),
Midnight Officer 117 lb ($350). Winning jockey: Kato A.
ARIZONA THOROUGHBRED BREEDERS
FESTIVAL 2014
SIXTH RACE - RESULTS
ANN OWENS DISTAFF HANDICAP
For Fillies & Mares Three-Years-Old & Upward
Bred in Arizona
$35,000 Guaranteed
Six Furlongs
Sp on s ored b y J oh n & J u d y Pende rg ast
1st TEMPE - by Rocky Bar - Waycross
Owners/Trainer: Jerry Hollendorfer
Breeder: Dennis E. Weir
2nd TRIBAL GAL  by Tribal Rule - Famous gal
Owner/Breeder: John Pendergast
Trainer: Joseph E. Johnson
3rd LADY JILA - by Jila (IRE) - Papparratzi
Owner/Breeder: Michael J. Barro
Trainer: Sharlot Martinez
Earnings
TEMPE (dkbbr f, 4 yo, 119 lb)
Rocky Bar -- Waycross by Conquistador Cielo.
$21,266
Tribal Gal (dkbbr f, 4 yo, 123 lb)
Tribal Rule -- Famous Gal by Western Fame.
$6,860
Lady Jila (dkbbr f, 7 yo, 120 lb)
Jila (IRE) -- Papparratzi by Katowice.
$3,430
Margin: 5 1/4, 3/4, head. Others: Camille 118 lb ($1,715), Hindu Kush 117
lb ($1,029), Sallyana 121 lb ($350), Rock U Up 119 lb (dnf ). Winning jockey:
Stevens S A.
In Excess
Rocky Bar
To the Post
TEMPE
Siberian Express
Kantado
Bold Ego
Steady Gate
Mr. Prospector
Conquistador Cielo
K D Princess
Waycross
Tammy’s Turn
Danzig
Zuri
Visibly Different
Sir Ivor
Caro
Indian Call
Saulingo
Vi
Bold Tactics
Coya’s Ego
Crafty Drone
In the Gate
Raise a Native
Gold Digger
Bold Commander
Northern Dancer
Pas de Nom
Tatallah
TEMPE’S RACE AND (STAKES) RECORD
Year
2013
2014
Age
at 3
at 4
Starts
11
4
1st
5
3 (1)
2nd
1
0
3rd
2 (1)
0
Earned
$60,636
$53,478
4th CAMILLE  by Rocky Bar - Muko
Owner: Ramiro Meraz-Martinez
Trainer: Manuel Ortiz, Sr.
5th HINDU KUSH  by Red Sky’s - Hagerstown
Owner: Marvin Fleming
Trainer: Bill Brashears
6th SALLYANA - by Top Hit - Ayanna
Owner/Breeder: Triple AAA Ranch
Trainer: R. Kory Owens
7th ROCK U UP - by Rocky Bar - Double Punch
Owner: Ramiro Barraza Sosa or Veronica Gallegos
Trainer: Ramiro Barraza Sosa
Breeder: Kevin R. Owens
Late Scratches: Unwritten Law :: Double Fancy
Tempe was hustled to the lead early to set the pace along the
inside, then drew off on the turn and extended her lead under a hand ridden ride by Jockey Scott Stevens. Tribal Gal
pressed the pace, fell back on the turn, but continued and
willingly tried to chase the winner, earning second place.
Lady Jila was never far back, but went five wide entering the
stretch and go up for the show. Camille saved ground, bid
along the rail on the turn, loomed a threat, came up empty
late and fell back. Hindu Kush trailed the field, offered a
mild bid through the traffic, but did not threaten. Sallyana
race outside in an even effort and was outrun. Rock U Up
was pulled up and vanned off.
Congratulations owner/trainer Jerry Hollendorfer!
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SEVENTH RACE - RESULTS
MAIDEN CLAIMING
For Arizona-bred Maiden Fillies & Mares ThreeYears-Old & Upward.
Claiming $8,000
Six Furlongs
Purse $9,000
Owner: Brenda Carol Chappell
S p o n s o re d b y G a s t o n J e w e l e r s
NW Corner of 35th Ave. & Bell Rd.
Behind Firestone
(602) 978-2933
(Closed Sunday & Monday)
A large selection
of horseshoe &
horse related
jewelry in stock.
1st ENACT - by El Roblar - Cove Point
Owners: Don Schnell & Barry Amason
Trainer: Don Schnell
2nd CAT’S REALITY STAR  by Distorted Reality - Blueskycat
Owner/Breeder: Michael J. Colletti
Trainer: Sandi Gann
3rd NANA NANA NANA - by Benton Creek - Spellbinding
Owner: O’Brien / O’Brien LLC
Trainer: Debbie O’Brien
4th TACNA  by El Roblar - Balboa Park
Owner: Patsy M. Martinez
Trainer: Robert S. Gonzalez
Good
Luck
Gaston Jewelers
5th CLARKDALE - by El Roblar - Clay Springs
Owner: Kelly Angus
Trainer: Danny O’Brien
Breeder: Dennis E Weir
6th CHINO VALLEY - by El Roblar - Luna Lake
Owner/Trainer: Ricardo Saldana
7th SEAFARER - by Dover Dere - Sea Goddess
Owner/Breeder: Filippo W. Santoro
Trainer: Tom W. Bartol
8th SEN NIGHT - by Midnight Royalty - Queen of Synastry
Owner: David Brown, Leonard A. Espinoza
Trainer: Leonard A. Espinoza
Breeder Fleming Thoroughbred Farm LLC
GENUINE COWBOY RACE AND (STAKES) RECORD
Year
2014
2013
Age
at 3
at 2
Starts
8
10
1st
1
0
2nd
2
4
3rd
2
2
Late Scratch: Allie Gale
Earned
$11,646
$25,849
Enact set the pace outside a rival and edged away leaving the
final furlong pole to win handily under Jockey Scott Stevens.
Cat’s Reality Star saved ground, made a bid along the rail and
earned a share of the place award. Nana Nana Nana vied early
and saved ground, then pressed for the lead, but was no match
for the winner. Tacna well placed early, raced in the five path
entering the lane and weakened. Clarkdale stayed outside and
was six wide entering the stretch, but lacked a bid. Chino Valley had no rally. Seafarer bobbled at the start then lacked a bid.
Sen Night chased on the turn, tired through the lane and was
not urged late.
Congratulations owner/trainer Don Schnell!
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FESTIVAL 2014
EIGHTH RACE - RESULTS
GENE FLEMING BREEDERS’ DERBY
For Three-Years-Old, Bred in Arizona
Purse $62,067.00
One Mile and One Sixteenth
S p o n s o re d b y
F l e m i n g T h o ro u g h b re d F a r m L L C
&
W i l l i a m M a t t h e w s F a m i l y Tr u s t
EZ EFFORT
In Excess (IRE) - French Debutante, by French Deputy
IMPRESSIVE MAIDEN SPECIAL WEIGHT WINNER
FROM A CHAMPIONSHIP - LADEN ARIZONA FAMILY
2014 FEE: Private
Property of Fleming Thoroughbred Farm LLC
FLEMING THOROUGHBRED FARM LLC
Inquiries to Marvin Fleming
15999 West Ash Creek Road, Wilcox, AZ 85643
520-384-0070 • 602-377-0863 • Toll Free 888-384-0070
email: [email protected]
Nominated to Arizona Stallion Stakes, MTA Stallion Auction,
2017 ITBOA Stallion F., 2018 ITBOA Stallion, Breeders’ Cup
In Excess
Rocky Bar
To the Post
Siberian Express
Caro
Indian Call
Saulingo
Vi
Bold Tactics
Coya’s Ego
Crafty Drone
Kantado
Bold Ego
Steady Gate
In the Gate
Gone West
Western Fame Secrettame
Fariedah
Famous Gal
Candi’s Gold
Golden Josselin
My Sister Joyce
J P ROCKER
Mr. Prospector
Topsider
Golden Highlights
Yukon
Holmgirl
Gummo
Westward Sal
J P ROCKER’S RACE AND (STAKES) RECORD
Year
2013
2014
Age
at 2
at 3
Starts
4
3
1st
1
2 (1)
2nd
3 (2)
0
3rd
0
0
Earned
$26,584
$40,147
1st J P ROCKER - by Rocky Bar - Famous Gal
Owner/Breeder: John Pendergast
Trainer: Joseph E. Johnson
2nd G FAIKIR  by Top Hit - Hugafool
Owner: John T. Bublitz
Trainer: Troy Smith
Breeder: Frank Covello & John Bublitz
3rd LAWLY’S GOAL - by Lucky Pulpit - Final Jeopardy
Breeder: Fleming Thoroughbred Farm LLC &
Dr. Dorothee Kieckhefer
4th DEADLY BLACK EAGLE - by Top Hit - Benchmark’s Bounty
Owner: Marvin Fleming & Dan McFarlane
Trainer: Dan L. McFarlane
5th CAVOUR - by Bertrando - Patrician Lady
Owner/Breeder: Filippo Santoro
6th SATURNINO - by Deputy Wild Cat - Sea Goddess
Owner/Breeder: Filippo Santoro
7th WHIZ HIT - by Top Hit - Alberta Whiz
Owner: Michael J. Barro
Trainer: O. A. Martinez, Jr.
Breeder: CJ Racing LLC
8th DOUBLE NICKEL - by Margie’s Wildcat - Valid Hope
Trainer: Kevin Eikelberry
Breeder Fleming Thoroughbred Farm LLC
9th DESERT WILDCATTER - by Never Shamed - Catfit
Breeder: Dick & Peggy Hopwood
Late Scratch: Bonita Rock
JP Rocker stalked the pace and challenged between horse on the turn,
then drew clear past the eighth pole and was all out at the wire.
G Faikir made a gallant bid, dueling in the stretch gained late and just
missed. Congratulations John & Judy Pendergast!
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FESTIVAL 2014
NINTH RACE - RESULTS
MAIDEN
For Maiden Three-Years-Old and Upward
Bred in Arizona
Purse $9,000
Six
Furlongs
Spo
ns
ored by
Hidden Springs Ranch
1st GENUINE COWBOY - by Top Hit - Wild Vacquera
Owner/Breeder: Double Kee LLC
2nd ROCKY BAR OF GOLD  by Rocky Bar - Laud’n Gold
Owner: Sherry Thornton & Jeff Bryant
Trainer: Chris Thornton
Breeder: Chris Thornton & Byrantequine
3rd REGAL TAM - by Distorted Reality - Beacontree
Owner: Dale R. Thoreson
Trainer: Chad K. Story
Breeder: William Matthews Family Trust
4th RIB EYE - by Ministers Wild Cat - Distinctive Wish
Owner: Alice Gamez
Trainer: Michelle Salazar
5th BUCKO’LOU - by Buck Strider - Lucy’s Ahead
Owner: Jackson Perkins
Trainer: Frances Perkins
Breeder: Glen S. Wasson
GENUINE COWBOY RACE AND (STAKES) RECORD
Year
2014
2013
Age
at 3
at 2
Starts
4
2
1st
1
0
2nd
0
0
3rd
1
1
Earned
$5,945
$1,461
Genuine Cowboy challenged for the lead on the turn, was
carried a bit wide on the bend then finished well, while
drawing clear with Jockey Jennifer Reid. Rocky Bar of Gold
saved ground and vied for the lead turning for home then
was no match, while holding the place position. Regal Tam
saved ground and finished willingly. Rib Eye was five wide
turning for home and lacked the needed rally. Bucko’Lou
broke a bit awkwardly then tried to close, but dropped back
then offered a late gain. Intocable chased on the turn, was
just off the inside into the stretch and tired. Wildly Lucky
raced near the rail and had no rally. Jilas Miracle drifted
some into the stretch and tired. Barn Burner save ground,
but had no rally. Skrillex race in the three path entering the
lane and weakened. Buccaneer Beach drew clear early, got
out on the turn and gave way and was eased up late.
Congratulations to owners Double Kee LLC and trainer
Dan McFarlane!
6th INTOCABLE - by Red Sky’s - Magical Monday
Owner/Breeder: Alfred Perez
Trainer: Manuel Chao-Garcia
7th WILDLY LUCKY - by Deputy Wild Cat - Hooked On Luck
Owner: Melissa Stimac or Michael Rollins
Trainer: O. A. Martinez, Jr.
Breeder: Allan Johnson
8th JILA MIRACLE - by Jila (IRE) - Corvina (MEX)
Owner/Breeder: Michael J. Barro
Trainer: Sharlot Martinez
9th BARN BURNER - by Taste of Paradise - Island Brite
Owner: David Monroe
Trainer: Victor Oliver
Breeder: Campo Grande Racing Stable LLC
10th SKRILLEX - by Stormello - Heavenly
Owner: David Brown or Leonard A. Espinoza
Trainer: Leonard A. Espinoza
Breeder: Regan Wright
11th BUCCANEER BEACH - by Red Sky’s - Magesterial Moon
Owner: Armando Hernandez
Trainer: Eliazar Salas
Breeder: Fantom Ranch
Late Scratch: Eddy Basin
Thank You Sponsors
CORPORATE PLATINUM
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William Matthews Family Trust
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BRONZE
ABC Racing, LLC
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Dr. Mark Anderson
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Jan Osborn
Prescott Animal Hospital Equine Center
Filippo Santoro
And
A Special Thank You to all that
donated to our ATBA Silent Auction.
2014 ATBA Awards Dinner
Honoring Arizona
Champions of 2013
2013 - 2014
Turf Paradise
Seasonal Awards
Three-year-old Filly
ONE MORE WILD RIDE
Owner: Met Set Consulting, Ltd.
Trainer: Dale L. Saunders
Three-year-old Colt/Gelding
LOTSA MISCHIEF
Owners: Santoro, Matthews & Fleming
Four-year-old Filly
TRIBAL GAL
Owner: John & Judy Pendergast
Trainer: Joseph Johnson
Four-year-old Colt
RED ZEUS
Owner: Peggy Hoppwood
Sprinter & Horse of the Meet
L.A. WEEKEND
Owner: Rick Wiest
Trainer: Robertino Diodoro
Claimer of the Meet
LOOKN WILD
Owner: Butz & Running Rabbit
Trainer: Robertino Diodoro
Arizona-bred of the Meet
CAVOUR
Owner: Filippo Santoro
Older Mare of the Meet
RONDA ROCKS
Owner: Lucarelli & Taylor
Trainer: Frank Lucarelli
Turf Horse of the Meet
AZ RIDGE
Owner: Sawyer Cattle Company
Lifetime Achievement
GRANDPA ROY
Owner: Latham & Filip Racing, LLC
Trainer: Troy Smith
Leading Owner of the Meet
SILVA RACING LLC
Arizona Thoroughbred Breeders Association
P. O. Box 41774 • Phoenix, AZ • 85080
Phone (602)-942-1310 • Fax (602)-942-8225
web-site: atba.net • e-mail: [email protected]
Leading Jockey of the Meet
JORGE CARRENO
Leading Trainer of the Meet
ROBERTINO DIODORO
ARIZONA
THOROUGHBRED
BREEDERS
ASSOCIATION
The A.T.B.A. was organized in 1967 as a non-profit organization
“dedicated to the betterment of the Thoroughbred industry in the
State of Arizona”. Since 1967 the Arizona Thoroughbred Breeders
Association has had an influence on almost all aspect of racing laws
and regulations which has benefitted all horsemen running in the
State of Arizona.
The goal of the Arizona Thoroughbred Breeders Association
is to serve its membership and to grow into a strong viable
organization with the ability to purchase land and build our own sales
pavilion.
Fifteen directors serving for three years each on a rotating
basis, govern the policy of the Association. The directors also assume
duties during the year such as attending Arizona Racing Commission
meetings and attend legislative matters pertaining to our industry.
The main source of income for the A.T.B.A. is our annual
fall Thoroughbred mixed sale. Consignments come from all over the
western part of the United States. All yearlings that are consigned and
pass through the sale ring become eligible for the A.T.B.A. Spring &
Fall Sales Stakes which are run the following May and October as 2
years old with an estimated purse of $75,000. (May - $25,000 bonus
paid to an Arizona-bred winner, October - $100,000 bonus paid to an
Arizona-bred winner)
Membership Application
2013 - 2014
Turf Paradise
Seasonal Awards
continued
Quarter Horse
Quarter Horse Trainer
Matt Fales
Quarter Horse Owner of the Meet
Ralph & Carolyn Fales
Quarter Horse Jockey of the Meet
Martin Bourdieu
Quarter Horse of the Meet
Caracortada
Owner/Breeder: Ramon O. Bejar
Trainer: Charles Acosta
Apprentice Jockey of the Meet
Skyler Whiteshield
Walter Cluer Award
Tom Metzen
Whinny Awards
Dani Clegg
&
Bucky Huff
Annual Membership Fee: $75.00
❖
Name________________________________________________
Address______________________________________________
City_________________________________________________
State____________________Zip Code____________________
Phone_______________________________________________
P.O. Box 41774 • Phoenix, Arizona 85080
(602) 942-1310 • (602) 942-8225
Web site: www.atba.net
E-mail: [email protected]
NEW MEMBERS
The A.T.B.A. would like to welcome
the following new members to our
organization:
Robertino Diodoro
Patricia Burden
R. Scott Medlin
Your membership is the best seventyfive dollars you’ll “invest” in the
Thoroughbred business.
THE ARIZONA THOROUGHBRED BREEDERS ASSOCIATION
2016/2017 Arizona Breeders Futurity / Derby & Oaks - Foals of 2014
*$35,000 Added Breeders Futurities & Gene Fleming Breeders Derby
*$35,000 Added for the Joanne Dye Breeders Oaks
*If Turf Paradise Stakes monies decline, this purse will be adjusted
All races to be run at Turf Paradise Race Track, Phoenix, Arizona
l FUTURITY - (Two races • Fillies & Colts/Gelding Divisions) to be run in the Fall of 2016 at 6 furlongs.
n DERBY- (One race • Fillies/Colts/Geldings) Derby to be run in the Spring of 2017 at one mile and one sixteenth.
n OAKS -(One race • Fillies) Oaks to be run in the Spring of 2017 at seven and one half furlongs on the Turf.
l FUTURITY - TWO RACES - FILLIES & COLTS DIVISIONS
Futurity for two-year-olds. Starters shall not exceed twelve. All horses must enter and race in the trials (if needed) to be eligible to race in the Futurity. The twelve qualifiers and one preferred horse from each trial will be placed on an also eligible list, in order of preference by the racing secretary the following morning. Should either
division (fillies or colts) fail to fill (five or less), the two divisions may be combined into one race. All entrants to trials or race must pay $500 to enter. All entrants must
pass the entry box for the trials and finals at the usual time of closing for that racing day. Weights for the Futurity trials and finals: Fillies, 117 lbs.; Colts/Gelding 120 lbs.
n THE GENE FLEMING BREEDERS' DERBY - One Race - Colts/Geldings • NO TRIALS
Derby for three-year-olds. Starters shall not exceed twelve. To start in the Derby all entrants must pay $300 to pass the entry box by the usual time of closing for the
Derby. In the event there are more than twelve at the time of entry, the starters shall be determined at that time with preference given to those entries that have accumulated the highest earnings, with winners preferred regardless of earnings. Entries not drawn into the body of the race will be placed on an also-eligible list in order
of preference. In the event of a scratch in the body of the race prior to the official scratch time, entries on the also-eligible list will be moved into the body of the race
based upon their order of preference. In the event that two horses have the same amount of earning position on the also-eligible they will be determined by lot. Any
nominee excluded from running as a result of the aforementioned preference rule shall have the entry fee refunded. Weights: Fillies 117 lbs. Colts/Gelding 122 lbs.
n JOANNE DYE BREEDERS' OAKS - One Race - Fillies • NO TRIALS
Oaks for three-year-olds fillies. Starters shall not exceed ten. To start in the Oaks all entrants must pay $300 to pass the entry box by the usual time of closing for the
Oaks. In the event there are more than ten at the time of entry, the starters shall be determined at that time with preference given to those entries that have accumulated
the highest earnings, with winners preferred regardless of earnings. Entries not drawn into the body of the race will be placed on an also-eligible list in order of preference. In the event of a scratch in the body of the race prior to the official scratch time, entries on the also-eligible list will be moved into the body of the race based
upon their order of preference. In the event that two horses have the same amount of earning position on the also-eligible they will be determined by lot. Any nominee
excluded from running as a result of the aforementioned preference rule shall have the entry fee refunded. Weights: Fillies 117 lbs.
All Races will be run under the following rules.
All races will be restricted to 2014 Arizona-bred foals, registered and certified by the Arizona Thoroughbred Breeders Association. To be eligible to start in the
Futurities or the Derby/Oaks foals must be registered and certified by February 1, 2016. The ATBA will deduct ten percent of all nominating and sustaining payments for clerical fees before each race. The balance to be divided as follows: Original and sustaining payments to be split 50% to the Futurities and 50% to the Derby/
Oaks. (Futurities and Derby/Oaks monies to be split % by gender). Monies will be divided: 50% to winner, 20% to second, 10% to third; 5% to fourth; 3% to fifth;
2% to sixth; (in the futurity 1% to the next six finishers) (in the derby/oaks 1% to each of the next six finishers) and 4% to be paid to the nominator of the winner of
each race. To remain eligible for the Derby/Oaks, horses do not have to start in the Futurities, however all sustaining payments must be made through October
15, 2016. To remain eligible for the Derby/Oaks an additional $300.00 is due January 15, 2017.
NOMINATION FEE
$25.00 Weanling Nomination Payment Due August 15, 2014
late nomination fee will be accepted September 15, 2014 at $50.00
Sustaining Payment Schedule
Futurity
December 1, 2015
$ 75. yearling
February 1, 2016
$150 2-year-old**
October 15, 2016
$250 2-year-old
To enter trials/race
$500
*No Supplementary Nominations
Derby & Oaks
January 15, 2017
Entry Fee for Derby/Oaks $300
$300 3-year-old
**must name foals on February 1, 2016
Nominations are transferable if ownership changes however it is the responsibility of new owners to notify the ATBA and make all sustaining payments to participate
in races. Eligibility of horses nominated to the Arizona Breeders Futurity/Derby is subject to compliance with Arizona rules of racing under the supervision of the Arizona Department of Racing and the Arizona Racing Commission; The racing Secretary at Turf Paradise; The Arizona Thoroughbred Breeders Association. The ATBA
reserves the right to cancel or postpone these races and or trials for these races for any reason which it deems good and sufficient. Conditions of either race may be
altered due to unforeseeable circumstances. In the event of cancellations, nominating and sustaining payments already made will be refunded to appropriate parties less
the administrative fees stated herein.
Detach Form and Return
I have read the conditions of the 2016/2017 Fall Arizona Breeders' Futurity/Derby/Oaks and agree to be governed by them.
Enclosed is $_________________________for __________nominations. All nominations must be in the ATBA office by August 15, 2014, or a late nomination will
be accepted by September 15, 2014.
Name___________________________________________Phone_____________________
Address___________________________________________________________________
City________________________________State________Zip________________________
PAYMENTS MUST BE
POSTMARKED BY DUE DATE
Mail all payments to: ATBA
P. O. Box 41774 • Phoenix, AZ 85080
Legislation Report
By: Susie Stevens, ATBA Lobbyist
In the Senate budget that was released on March 28, 2014, the Breeders’ Award money
($250,000) was included.
Sec 78. Arizona Department of Racing
FTE positions
Operating lump sum appropriation
Arizona Breeders’ Award
County fairs livestock and
Agricultural promotion
Total appropriation - Department of
Racing
Fund sources:
State General Fund
Racing Regulation Fund
2014-15
40.5
$2,895,900
$ 250,000
$1,779,500
$4,925,400
$2,029,500
$2,895,900
The amount appropriated to the county fairs livestock and agricultural promotion line item is
for deposit in the county fairs livestock and agricultural promotion fund administered by the
office of the governor.
❖
Arizona Governor signed Senate Bill 1282
for Advance Deposit Wagering.
Senate Bill 1282 for Advance Deposit Wagering (ADW) was signed by Arizona Governor Jan K. Brewer
on May 5, 2014. This was great news for the track owners and horsemen. However, Governor Brewer line-item
vetoed the appropriation, which would have appropriated $1.2 million to the Arizona Breeders’ Award Fund
and County Fair Racing Fund. This veto was expected by the horse breeders as the Governor is trying to marshal resources to fund child safety reform.
Going forward with this new law adds advance deposit wagering for horse and dog racing in our state. The
ADW will allow bettors to place their monies into an account, which will be managed by a third party and
regulated by the Arizona Racing Commission. The owner of the account will be able to place bets on live racing and on simulcast racing telephonically. Note that, internet wagering is prohibited.
Horse owners and breeders were hoping that this alternate form of pari-mutuel wagering could create more
funding for economic growth within the horse farms and horse breeding industry. Until, the ADW is officially
implemented, we will not know what kind of economic stimulus effect it will have.
“Hopefully the ADW provisions will result in additional monies for us and the $250,000 appropriations for the Breeders’
Awards will remain.” .....Quote by Susie Stevens, ATBA Lobbyist
TOP FORTITUDE
WINNING THE LAZARO BARRERA STAKES
$100,500. - GRADE III
Photo courtesy of Benoit Photography
Jockey Kayla Stra aboard Top Fortitude winning her first U.S. Stakes race at Santa Anita.
A
rizona-bred Top Fortitude was the upset winner at
30-1 going into the Lazaro Barrera Stakes on Saturday,
May 10, 2014. The 2011 chestnut colt is owned and
bred by Triple AAA Ranch and is trained by R. Kory Owens.
The gutsy colt paid ($62.20) running the seven furlongs in
1:22.98. Jockey Kayla Stra scored her first American stakes
victory, as she passed Tonito M. trained by Jerry Hollendorfer
in the final strides.
Kory said, they have nominated Top Fortitude to the
$500,000 Los Alamitos Derby this summer. It is to be the
riches race for Thoroughbreds ever offered at the newly
renovated track. The Grade 2 Derby will be run at 1 1/8th
miles in July and is expected to be a little salty as 56 other top
three-years-olds such as California Chrome, Bayern, Candy
Boy Hoppertunity and Dance with Fate are also eligible
to race.
Top Fortitude broke his maiden at Hollywood Park last
November in an impressive debut going 6 1/2 furlongs.
He had missed some training over the winter months and
finished last of 10 horses in an optional claimer going seven
furlongs. This has been an outstanding stakes race for Top
Fortitude and we look forward to seeing him campaign over
the summer months. R. Kory Owens may be pointing him
towards the $100,000 Affirmed Stakes at Santa Anita or the
$500,000 Woody Stephens Stakes at Belmont, New York.
Top Fortitude is out of dam French Debutante (2012 Arizona
Broodmare of the Year) and sired by Top Hit. Their stallion
Top Hit stands under private treaty at the Owens’s Triple AAA
Ranch in Glendale, Arizona. ◆
Best of Racing Luck to Breeder/Owner Triple AAA Ranch
and Trainer R. Kory Owens !!
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Track
The Finish Line Bar & Grill across
the street from Turf Paradise severed
delicious BBQ food at $10 a plate to
raise money for the Anne Von Rosen
benefit fund. They put together a
small silent auction of donated items
and the bartenders donated their
tip money. Everyone gave generously and enjoyed a night out with
friends, food and drinks.
Dr. Dorothee Kieckhefer developed a
wonderful idea to help raise money for
the Anne Von Rosen medical fund. She
donated a foal, that will be selling at the
2014 ATBA October Sale. Dorothee’s
foal is a chestnut filly with a bit of
chrome on her face and legs.
Dr. Kieckhefer will be donating the sale
proceeds from the foal to Von Rosen’s
medical account. In the mean time, a
naming contest was in effect and the
filly is now officially named “Running
for Annie”.
Generous breeders, owners and friends
voted with their wallets to name the
foal. This lovely filly is by leading
Arizona sire Margie’s Wildcat out of
a multiple stakes winning mare named
Oklahoma Morn. We are hoping the
buyers will be seeking their own little
piece of “Arizona Chrome”, so to speak,
with the purchase of this gorgeous filly.
Anne Von Rosen had moved to
Colorado to begin her therapy in April
and has since moved back to Germany
with her parents to continue her
rehabilitation process. We wish her well.
Brookerson won the ATBA Sales
Stakes on closing day at Turf Paradise.
Trainer Dan McFarlane saddle five
contenders for this stake and finished
Talk
in the first four positions. If you like
the superfecta wager, you should have
boxed McFarlane’s horses in this race.
Canyon Stakes. It will now be the
Lyman & Bradley Rollins Stakes for
2015.
Cavour won the Tempe Handicap this
year and was award Arizona-bred of the
Meet by Turf Paradise.
Grandpa Roy a 10 year-old, dark
bay, gelding sired by Exploit has been
honored by Turf Paradise with the
Lifetime Achievement Award. Grampa
Roy has his own following of fans in
Arizona and we have enjoyed watching
his racing career unfold. He has started
82 times, with 18 wins under his belt
and has total earnings of $194,852.
Congratulations to Owners Latham and
Filip Racing and Trainer Troy Smith!
It was a great Breeders’ Festival race day
this year. JP Rocker held off long shot
G Faikir to win the 2014 Gene Fleming
Breeders’ Derby. These two colts
went head to head and battled in the
stretch to the finish line. Jockey Scott
Stevens piloted three winners across
the wire. He won on Aware & Enact
for Trainer Don Schnell and Tempe for
Hollendorfer.
Another long shot upset was Frisky
Ricky ridden to victory by Akifumi
Kato. What a wonderful win for the
Kato family. They work hard day in
and day out during the meet. Talk
about a family that works and plays
together (this family does it all).
Congratulations! It was a well deserved
win.
Opening Day at Turf Paradise this
fall has been scheduled for Saturday,
October 18, 2014. The ATBA will be
scheduling the Sale Futurity Trials on
opening day. The race is scheduled for
Saturday, November 2, 2014.
Be sure to check the new 20142015 stakes schedule for trials and
re-scheduled racing dates.
Also checkout the calendar for
sustaining payments and new changes
on scheduled dates for the ATBA Fall
Sales Stakes Futurity. An additional
change on the stakes schedule, is a
name change for the Sandra Hall Grand
John Everly, Assistant Racing Secretary
at Turf Paradise has taken position’s
in Oregon this summer. He will be
the Racing Secretary at Grants Pass,
Tillemook and Prineville. Good Luck!
AQRA Challenge Trials are scheduled
for September 20, 2014 and the Finals
will be on Saturday, October 4th.
Tom Metzen Jr. passed away in April.
Our condolences to his family.
Trainer Evan Evans passed away in
April. Our condolences to his family.
At the 2014 March ADOR
Commission Meeting, Yavapai racetrack
owner Gary Miller said the horse racing
meet will not open this summer. He
is still in negotiations with financing/
investors.
Reminder for this summer to look for
the ATBA Consignment forms in the
mail. If you are planning to enter your
Yearlings or mixed Thoroughbreds
into the ATBA Fall Sale at Westworld
be sure to contact our office for any
additional information. ◆
TURF PARADISE LEADING TRAINER ROBERTINO
DIODORO CAPTURES 1,000th CAREER WIN
O
n March 31, 2014,
Robertino Diodoro
achieved his 1,000 career
win at Turf Paradise. During the
month of March he need three more
winners to meet his goal. Diodoro
had horse’s racing in southern
California and Arizona and said, he
was hoping to reach his milestone in
Arizona, as he now calls Phoenix his
home.
As sure as the sun was shining at
Turf Paradise, Diodoro had three
winners on the Monday card. He
won with Meter Me Gone in the first
race, then won back to back races in
the fifth race with Yes It’s Snowing
and Tribaltique in the sixth.
Prior to capturing 1,000 career wins, Robertino became
Turf Paradise’s “Winningest Trainer.” On Saturday, March
29th, with L.A. Weekend winning the Coyote Handicap,
Diodoro equaled the training record for 104 wins at the meet.
L.A. weekend winning the Coyote Handicap
Soon, Robertino won with Apply and the record was
surpassed. Diodoro, now holds the training record and the
bar is pretty high, I might add. The previous 2012 record was
104 wins and Diodoro ended the meet with 128 wins. He
manages a stable of about 70 head of horses in Phoenix and
has about 28 racing at Santa Anita.
Robertino runs a very sharp and well organized business.
His grooms and horse are all coordinated in the Italian white,
red and green colors, when heading
to the paddock on race day.
My first impression of Robertino
is that he’s clean cut and seems
to be kind of a quite, shy and an
unassuming guy, with a sharp eye for
horses with athletic ability. Although
he seems to be a workaholic due to
having so many operations going on
at the same time, but in different
places...He is happy and loves what
he does for a living. In an interview
with Robertino, I asked him if does
anything fun outside of horse racing.
He told me he’s a big hockey fan,
which wasn’t surprising since he’s
from the hockey capital of the world,
Calgary, Alberta, Canada. He said, he
use to play semi-pro hockey when he was in his twenties. He
played on a team that took him to Tampa, Florida, but horse
racing must have made him hang up his skates.
It’s only the second quarter of the year and Diodoro has
accomplished so much at the meet and in his career. His
family and son Thomas, should be really proud of him.
Having an operation as large as Diodoro’s, its seven day’s a
week, 365 days of the year. It’s probably hard for a guy like
him to take a vacation, so he might as well enjoy winning as
much as he can.
Robertino wrapped up the Turf Paradise meet by winning
the Hasta La Vista Handicap with Mambo Man. The one
mile and seven-eights is the longest turf race in American
racing. Ridden to victory by Geovanni Franco, Mambo Man
lead the field from gate to wire and covered the distance in
3:11.81.
Diodoro was awarded with “Leading Trainer” honors at the
end of the meet and L.A. Weekend was awarded “Sprinter
& Horse of the Meet” (photo to left). Robertino will be in
Minnesota racing at Canterbury Park this summer and will be
back here to race in the fall. ◆
TURF PARADISE STATS & CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
Year
2014
•
•
•
•
Starts
407
1st
128
2nd
91
3rd
57
Earnings Win %
$1,250,302
31%
Leading Trainer two consecutive years at Northlands Park
Winning Grade 3 Oklahoma Derby with Broadway Empire
Winning The Phoenix Gold Cup with L.A. Weekend
Winning Canadian Derby with Broadway Empire
YOUR FUTURITY SOURCE
BROOKERSON WINNING THE $52,826 - 2014 ATBA SPRING SALES STAKES
MAKE PLANS NOW TO CONSIGN YOUR THOROUGHBREDS
TO THE 2014 ATBA FALL YEARLING & MIXED SALE
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 2014, WESTWORLD, SCOTTSDALE, AZ
*Entries Close Friday, August 15, 2014
*Late Entries Close September 22, 2014
All Yearlings passing through the sales ring are eligible for Two Great Futurities
2015 ATBA Spring & Fall Sales Stakes - $35,000 added
(Fall Stakes has Two Divisions - Fillies & Colts)
10% to the Winning Sale Consignor
$400 Entry Fee for Yearlings - $250 Entry Fee for Mixed
$1,000 late entry fee yearlings - $500 late entry fee mixed
5% Commission - $250 Minimum
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Is Your Arizona-bred Certified?
Don’t Forget
Breeder & Owner Awards are paid by the Permittee at the end of each meet.
2013 Arizona bred foals can be certified by
September 30, 2014 for $35.00.
October 1, thru December 31, 2014 it is $50.00.
Thereafter it is $100.00
ARIZONA THOROUGHBRED BREEDERS ASSOCIATION • (602) 942-1310
P.O. Box 41774 • Phoenix, Arizona 85080 • Web site: www.atba.net
• E-mail: [email protected]
48 Arizona Thoroughbred April/May/June
Arizona Bred Winners
Listed alphabetically are Arizona Bred Winners prior to May 12, 2014
ABSOLUTE BOO
08 G. Absolute Harmony - Gold Lode
3/23 Rillito
Breeder: Mr & Mrs Jon W. Hansen
CAMILLE
10 F. Rocky Bar - Muko
4/6 Turf Paradise
EASY HIT
11 G. Top Hit - Kickenthecat
2/12 Turf Paradise
ALL THAT ROCKS
10 G. Rocky Bar - Allforyou
2/27 & 4/12 Golden Gate
Breeder: Kevin Rice Owens
CAVOUR
11 G. Bertrando - Patrician Lady
2/18 Turf Paradise
ENACT
11 F. El Roblar - Cove Point
4/26 Turf Paradise
ANITA SUNSET
12 F. Swiss Yodeler - Sonoita Sunset
5/2 Turf Paradise
Breeder: H & E Ranch
ANNAPOLIS FLYER
09 M. Bierstadt - Hollywood Flyer
2/15 Rillito
Breeder: Lee Vaughn & Brian Calvert
ARTISTIC VENTURE
09 G. In Excess - Waycross
2/18 Turf Paradise
AWARE
11 F. El Roblar - Glassford Hill
4/9 Turf Paradise
AWARE
11 F. El Roblar - Glassford Hill
CAVOUR
11 G. Bertrando - Patrician Lady
3/15 Turf Paradise
Tempe H.
DEFENDEROFFREEDOM
10 F. Tribal Rule - Oh No It’s You
5/1 Golden Gate
DESERT LIGHTNING
09 G. Never Shamed - Catfit
3/30 Rillito
Breeder: D. & P. Hopwood
Rillito Park Budweiser Mile S.
4/26 Turf Paradise
Joanne Dye S.
AWFULLY LUCKY
10 G. Tavasco - French Debutante
2/11 Turf Paradise
DESERT WILDCATTER
11 G. Never Shamed - Catfit
4/5 Turf Paradise
Arizona Stallion S.
EQUIP
11 F. El Mirage - Cave Springs
2/15 Turf Paradise
ERNA JILLION
11 G. Jila - Trygsalli
2/12 Turf Paradise
Breeder: Marty Roberts
ESTANCIA
06 G. High Brite - Wild Vaquera
3/9 Turf Paradise
Breeder: Double Kee, LLC
FASCINATING DIXIE
11 F. Dixie Chatter - Fascinating Fey
3/17 Turf Paradise
FLICKER DOODLE
11 G. Chelokee - Amazia
4/2 & 4/29 Turf Paradise
Breeder: University of Arizona
FRISKY RICKY
06 G. Rocky Bar - Blane Heathen
3/16 Turf Paradise
FRISKY RICKY
BABY’S CORNER
11 F. Benchmark - Peaceful Place
2/12 Turf Paradise
DOUBLE BONITA
11 G. Distorted Reality - Cabot
3/2 Turf Paradise
BELLA PARVATI
10 F. Taste of Paradise - Sweet Sweet Spirit
4/12 Turf Paradise
DOUBLE FANCY
10 F. Tribal Rule - Smart Start
BRASSY PETE
08 G. Top Hit - Lost Lady
2/22 Sunland Park
Breeder: Martin Cisneros
EASTER HARMONY
08 M. Absolute Harmony - Jazzy Pants
3/8 Rillito
Breeder: Wendy Davis
06 G. Rocky Bar - Blane Heathen
4/26 Turf Paradise
S. Hall Grand Canyon H.
GENUINE COWBOY
10 G. Top Hit - Wild Vaquera
4/26 Turf Paradise
Breeder: Double Kee, LLC
April/May/June Arizona Thoroughbred 49
Arizona Bred Winners continued
HEREDERO
08 G. Chief Planner - Atagirl Genius
3/29 Rillito
Breeder: Jamie Grubb
MISS ANCORA
06 M. Benton Creek - Miss Due Drop
2/23 Turf Paradise
Breeder: Robert Vucurevich
HIDDEN ANGEL
11 F. Hidden City - Bonnie’s Biscuit
2/24 Turf Paradise
Breeder: W.H. Kennedy
MODERN GENTLEMAN
08 G. Rocky Bar - Lightning Lyn
3/31 Turf Paradise
HITTIN N KICKIN
10 F. Top Hit - Kickenthecat
5/3 Turf Paradise
MOREOFTHESAME
11 G. Margie’s Wildcat - Jilly
3/5 Turf Paradise
Breeder: Hal Snowden Jr. et al
INTOCABLE
11 C. Red Sky’s - Magical Monday
5/4 Turf Paradise
Breeder: Alfredo Perez
MO ROCK
10 G. Rocky Bar - Choppers Passion
2/11 Turf Paradise
Breeder: Kevin Eikleberry
IRONHOUSE
08 G. Midnight Royalty - Mi Euphoria
4/7 Turf Paradise
Breeder: Ronald Chappell
MR SAMBUCA
09 G Rocky Bar - Secret Red Rose
Breeder: Debbie Owens
J P ROCKER
11 G. Rocky Bar - Famous Gal
3/3 Turf Paradise
Breeder: John Pendergast
J P ROCKER
11 G. Rocky Bar - Famous Gal
4/26 Turf Paradise
Breeder: John Pendergast
Gene Fleming Brdrs’ Derby
MY LITTLE TWEETY
10 G. Tavasco - Almost
3/22 Rillito
Breeder: Few Acre Farm
Paloma S.
MY SOCIETY BELLE
10 F. Lucky Pulpit - Society Cat
2/22 Turf Paradise
Breeder: Barbara Nielson Swenson
JUSTINSPOCKETMONEY
09 G. Red Sky’s - Please My Pocket
4/6 Turf Paradise
Breeder: Bonnie Lynne Peltier
OCTOBER ROAD
07 G Buck Strider - Weyauwega
4/7 Turf Paradise
Breeder: Darold Andrist
KERRILYNN
10 F. Tavasco - Erin
4/5 Santa Anita
OINK
10 F. Midnight Royalty- Two Courts
4/21 Turf Paradise
Breeder: C.L. Hogg
KEY AFFAIR
10 F. Rocky Bar - Ci Tres
2/23 Fonner Park
PLAN TO SPARKLE
12 F. Chief Planner - Little Diamond
3/15 Hipodromo de las Americas
Breeder: Mark Burt & Shirlene Burt et al
KEYED TO ROCK
08 M. Rocky Bar - Keyed
4/15 Turf Paradise
Breeder: Arlington Rose Horse Farm, LLC
QUEEN ON THE GREEN
11 F. Distorted Reality - Maryshesaqueen
3/15 Turf Paradise
Breeder: William Matthews Family Trust
MAX THE CASH
10 G. Rocky Bar - Nofinancenoromance
5/2 Los Alamitos
Breeder: Allen Farm, Inc.
RAMBLE ON ROSE
09 M. Lion Heart - De Shay
3/30 Los Alamitos
RAZCAL
11 G. Top Hit - Erin
3/17 Turf Paradise
RED ZEUS
10 G. Red Sky’s - Crimson Cricket
4/26 Turf Paradise
Dwight D. Patterson H.
REXBURG
08 G. Top Hit - Clay Springs
4/14 Turf Paradise
RICH’S BOY
08 G. Decarchy - Crimson Cricket
2/18 Turf Paradise
Breeder: Richard Vlosich & Susan Vlosich
ROCKY TIGER
09 G. Rocky Bar - Bless the Tiger
4/26 Turf Paradise
Breeder: Stuart Tsujimoto
RUPERT
11 G. El Mirage - Balboa Park
4/21 Turf Paradise
SALEEN
10 G. Rocky Bar - Nervy One
2/19 Turf Paradise
Breeder: Juan A. Martinez
SARONNO
10 G. Hidden City - Italian Diva
SENATE RULES
10 G. Mambo Train - Quiet at the Top
Breeder: Fleming TB Farm LLC
SEVERED TIES
09 M. Benton Creek - Bertrando’s Dare
5/3 Les Bois
SHARED IMAGE
11 F. Rocky Bar - De Shay
4/27 Santa Anita
Arizona Bred Winners continued
TEMPE
10 F. Rocky Bar - Waycross
3/2 Santa Anita
SIDUS
11 F. Top Hit - Starsonice
Breeder: K. Eikleberry & L. Yother et al
SILVANUS
09 G. Decarchy - Woodland Ballad
4/1 Turf Paradise
TOP FORTITUDE
11 C. Top Hit - French Debutante
5/10 Santa Anita
TEMPE
Lazaro Barrera S. (G3)
10 F. Rocky Bar - Waycross
4/26 Turf Paradise
STATMAN JERRY
10 C. Rocky Bar - Falcon Heights
2/15 Golden Gate
Breeder: T. Richardson & D. Fabbrican
Ann Owens Distaff H.
SUNNY CREEK
11 G. Benton Creek - More Than a Lady
4/12 Golden Gate
TIZ TOP
09 G. Top Hit - Nowinatiz
4/11 Fonner Park
TOYON BAY
11 F. Benton Creek - Bagel Craving
3/26 Turf Paradise
Breeder: Dave Williams
YVONS DIXIE MELODY
11 F. Chelokee - Unforgettable One
4/1 Turf Paradise
5/10 Assiniboia Downs
Breeder: University of Arizona
TEEPOST
09 G. Teeman - To the Post
3/5 Turf Paradise
ARIZONA THOROUGHBRED BREEDERS ASSOCIATION
A.T.B.A. SALES WINNERS
Listed alphabetically are winners prior to May 12, 2014
SALE OF 2013 • FOALS OF 2012 • TWO-YEAR-OLDS
BOLD TYPE INDICATES INCREASED EARNINGS OR FIRST TIME WINNERS
HIP#
7
22
10
73
NAME
AGGRESSIVE BEAUTY
ANITA SUNSET
BROOKERSON
R SWEET ADDICTION
CONSIGNOR
BUYER
Hidden Springs, Agt
H & E Ranch
Fleming TB Farm, Agt
Fleming TB Farm, LLC
SALE PRICE EARNINGS
Hidden Springs, Agt
Jonathan Nance
Myers Racing
20,000
16,000
10,000
14,200
15,370
6,754
31,934
4,253
❖
SALE OF 2012 • FOALS OF 2011 • THREE-YEAR-OLDS
HIP# NAME
CONSIGNOR
BUYER
SALE PRICE
EARNINGS
91
ALL SAID AND DONE
Karl Myers
10,500
14,035
25
BABY’S CORNER
Mark Breen
6,500
18,936
95
BEAR FACTS
Bar Diamond Ranch, Agt
0
8,199
33
BONITA ROCK
9,000
12,263
13
CHATTERING NIKITA
Carl Perry
2,000
17,373
98B CORINTHIANS SECRET
Hidden Springs, Agt
Mark Breen
37,000
16,640
63
DEADLY BLACK EAGLE
Jan Osborn
5,500
65,352
32
DELIVER THE GOODS
Baker Equine Hospital
4,700
9,034
71
DOUBLE BONITA
1,700
5,012
47
DOUBLE NICKEL
Mark Breen
6,200
12,242
92
EASY HIT
Few Acre Farm, Agent
Doug Oliver
3,700
26,872
78
FASCINATING DIXIE
14,500
13,646
26
HAVEUSEENMYDADDY
Few Acre Farm, Agent
Saul Duarte
1,300
9,402
51
HI FASHIONED Sk Winner
H & E Ranch
H & E Ranch
58,000
105,000
61
HIT THE BOTTLE
Few Acre Farm
Mark Fallon
1,200
17,745
88
HOT WILDCAT
Ron Ferguson
3,200
7,510
97
I ROCK THE PARTY Sk WNR
Bar Diamond, Agt
5,000
40,347
8
INTOCABLE
Cuadra El Tapatio
Cuadra El Tapatio
8,000
5,766
69
KID PARADISE
Bar Diamond Ranch
Bar Diamond Ranch
5,000
31,282
79
LAWLY’S GOAL
Mark Breen
24,000
80,050
54
LAZY DAISY MAY Sk WNR
John Campo III
Mark Dyer
3,500
133,286
98
MISS SCATALICIOUS Sk WN
Bar Diamond, Agt
7,000
73,000
14
MY FINE LADY
Few Acre Farm
Doug Oliver
3,000
45,591
66
OCOTILLO
Drew Fulmer
2,500
4,708
94
PRIVATE MONEY GAME
15,000
20,495
11
QUEEN ON THE GREEN
David Wolochuk
1,500
4,361
48
R LAST HURRAH
Karl Myers
4,000
5,176
76
RAZCAL
Few Acre Farm, Agt
Few Acre Farm, Agt
5,500
6,413
90
ROCKIN HOME Sk Winner
Few Acre Farm, Agt
Few Acre Farm, Agt
17,000
60,794
39
SIDUS
11,000
13,686
10
SON OF A PISTOLA
2,500
8,952
4
SOUTHERN CHATTER Sk Wnr.
7,000
33,426
18
SUNNY CREEK
Ed Moger
3,000
9,730
98A
VOLLEYBALL SIMBA
0
7,092
55
WHIZ HIT
4,500
36,291
96
WINNING VISION
5,000
24,089
❖
SALE OF 2011 • FOALS OF 2010 • FOUR-YEAR-OLDS
HIP# NAME
65
68
8
72
1
64
67
69
15
12
44
36
79
34
2
52
63
51
5
21
27
50
59
73
84
25
83
56
20
57
30
6
40
71
58
53
95
7
37
11
82
46
19
33
66
43
55
86
CONSIGNOR
ADDY’S CADDY
BUBBA ROOSTER
Fleming TB, Agt
CAHUILLA PRINCESS
Fleming TB Farm
CAN’T TEACH SPEED
Fleming TB, Agt
CASCADIAN MATT
CATLADYDUE
H & E Ranch
CLICKEN FOR GOLD
Hidden Springs, Agt
DISCREET DATE
H & E Ranch
DISTORTED QUEEN
Fleming TB, Agt
DON’TKNOWTHATSONG
Bart Hone, Agt
DOUBLE FANCY
Fleming TB Farm
EARL’S GIRL
ELITE BOUTIQUE
Hidden Springs, Agt
FALCON LANE
Fleming TB, Agt
GADSDEN PURCHASE Sk WNR University of AZ
GENUINE COWBOY
Hidden Springs, Agt
GOLONDRINA
Hidalgo Thoroughbreds
HOLD THE RANSOM
MAC TBs, Agt
IMA ROYAL PRINCE
Bart Hone Agt
IMSEXYANDIKNOWIT
University of AZ
IT’S SMOKIN
Bart Hone, Agt
JAZMINS LITTLE TOY
Fleming TB, Agt
LEWISTON Sk Winner
Fleming TB, Agt
LITTLE BIT CACTUS
Hidden Springs, Agt
MARION’SALILWICKED
Hidden Springs, Agt
MAX THE CASH
Allen Farm, Inc.
Phil Hartman, Agt
MIDNIGHT KITTY Sk WNR
MIDNIGHT OFFICER
Little Kentucky, Agt
MISS N SISTER
Fleming TB, Agt
MY LITTLE TWEETY Sk WN
Fleming TB, Agt
PATRICIAN SNOOP
Fleming TB, Agt
PUNA VIDA
Stephen P. Sage
REAL SHAKY
RED ZEUS Sk Winner
Hidden Springs, Agt
ROCK THOSE HIPS
Fleming TB Farm
ROCKY BARBOA
D. & N. Grenier
RONDO HONDO
Fleming TB Farm
SARONNO
Fleming TB, Agt
SKY’S NO LIMIT
Fleming TB, Agt
SOUTHERN REALITY
Fleming TB Farm
STORMDRIVER Sk Winner
H & E Ranch
SUNSET CREEK
H & E Ranch
SWISS ENGAGEMENT
H & E Ranch
TIZ WORTH BELIEVIN
University of AZ
UNWRITTEN LAW
YE CALL ME CHIEF
YOUBETSHEWON Sk WNR
Fleming TB, Agt
ZIP THE BAG
Phil Hartman, Agt
BUYER
SALE PRICE
J. Lloyd Yother
Dennis Miller
Kenleigh Hobby
J. Lloyd Yother
Craig Griffin
Mark D. Breen
Fleming TB, Agt
Kent Nielson
Sawyer Cattle Co.
Hidden Springs, Agt
J. Lloyd Yother
Doug Oliver
Hidden Springs, Agt
Jose Serrano
Jose Serrano
Bart Hone, Agt
Mark D. Breen
Bart Hone, Agt
Priscilla Leon
Fleming TB, Agt
Hidden Springs, Agt
Hidden Springs, Agt
Paul Girdner & Jones
Phil Hartman, Agt
Fleming TB, Agt
Priscilla Leon
Kenleigh Hobby
Joyce Long, Agent
Don Heim
Hidden Springs, Agt
G. Chris Coleman
D. & N. Grenier
A. DeMarco & V. Brinker
Fleming TB, Agt
Fleming TB, Agt
Kevin Eikleberry
Mark D. Breen
Molly Pearson, Agt
Sharlot Martinez, Agt
G. & J. Johnson
John Campo III
Dan Brooks
Paul Girdner & Jones
0
2,700
2,700
3,000
1,500
26,000
11,000
9,500
4,000
2,000
17,000
0
5,000
12,000
2,500
4,000
1,000
1,000
2,200
1,000
1,800
3,000
4,700
4,000
9,000
9,000
4,000
30,000
3,500
3,500
2,200
6,000
4,700
7,000
21,000
10,000
1,500
0
7,000
10,000
40,000
11,000
6,000
4,500
20,000
60,000
1,200
8,500
EARNINGS
6,350
18,390
8,674
9,255
10,204
16,336
12,836
4,383
9,226
4,332
28,605
38,760
17,754
8,450
65,110
8,406
13,599
2,911
12,160
5,192
3,386
4,671
99,188
26,251
26,464
10,361
12,130
29,490
8,670
38,212
18,083
12,779
14,644
202,511
37,532
29,170
23,820
16,269
6,661
5,126
116,347
4,064
32,468
11,279
30,169
12,206
92,292
10,233
❖
CAVOUR
2014 TEMPE HANDICAP
CAVOUR (b g, 3 yo, 116 lb)
Bertrando -- Patrician Lady by Military.
$20,832
B -- Filippo Santoro (AZ)
O -- Filippo W. Santoro
T -- Mcfarlane Dan L.
Lotsa Mischief (b c, 3 yo, 124 lb)
$6,720
Into Mischief -- Saucy Countess by Tabasco Cat.
B -- Spendthrift Farm, LLC (KY)
O -- Santoro, Filippo W., Mathews, William and Fleming, Marvin
Saturnino (ch c, 3 yo, 113 lb)
$3,360
Deputy Wild Cat -- Sea Goddess by Lion Cavern.
B -- Filippo Santoro (AZ)
O -- Filippo W. Santoro
Margin: 1 1/2, 3/4, 2 1/2. Others: My Rochester (FR) 120 lb ($1,680), J P
Rocker 119 lb ($1,008), Proud Chrome 119 lb ($350), At My Discretion 115
lb ($350), Hail to Jack 118 lb ($350), Top of the World 119 lb ($350). Winning
jockey: Ordaz Cesar A.
Skywalker
Bertrando
CAVOUR
Relaunch
In Reality
Foggy Note
Boldnesian
Captive Audience
T.V. Lark
Bold Captive
Buffalo Lark
Gentle Hands Chance Gauge
Three Red Bells
Military
Patrician Lady
Cupidy Doll
Third Martini
Red Belle
Northern Dancer
Pas de Nom
Wavering Monarch
Battle Creek Girl
Grey Dawn II
La Basque
Raja Baba
Chou Croute
Danzig
Wavering Girl
Bounding Basque
Cuite
CAVOUR’S RACE AND (STAKES) RECORD
Year
2013
2014
Age
at 2
at 3
Starts
5
4
1st
0
2 (1)
2nd
2
0
3rd
1
1
Earned
$5,896
$30,652
CALENDAR
A.T.B.A. Membership - $75.00
Reminder: ATBA Office is open all Summer
9:00am - 4:00pm
JULY 1, 2014
l 2014 ATBA Sales Stakes Futurity
Sustaining payment $200
(foals of 2012) Sale of 2013
ADVERTISING
INDEX
Al Ghazi ........................................................................BC
ATBA Certification ........................................................48
ATBA 2016/17 Futurity/Derby form .............................40
ATBA Membership ........................................................39
ATBA Sale ......................................................................47
Bulldogger ....................................................................BC
Carl’s Car Care ................................................... 20 & IBC
Coady Photography .......................................................48
AUGUST 15, 2014
l 2015/2016 Arizona Breeders Futurity/Derby
Nomination Fee - $25.00
Late fee - $50.00 Due September 15, 2014
(foals of 2014) Arizona-bred
Discount Feed ................................................................44
Distorted Reality ..........................................................BC
OCTOBER 15, 2014
l 2014/2015 Breeders Futurity/Derby
Sustaining Payment $250
(Foals of 2012)
Gaston Jewelers .......................................................8 & 32
OCTOBER 16, 2014
l ATBA Yearling & Mixed Sale, Westworld
*Entries close - August 15, 2014
Fee: $400 Yearlings
Fee: $250 Mixed
*Late entries close - September 22, 2014
Fee: $1000 Yearlings
Fee: $500 Mixed
OCTOBER 18, 2014
l 2014-2015 Opening Day at Turf Paradise
EZ Effort ..............................................................34 & BC
Fleming Thoroughbred Farm ...............................34 & BC
H & E Ranch ..........................................................7 & 22
Hallway Feeds ................................................................44
Hidden City ..................................................................BC
Hidden Springs Ranch ....................................... IFC & 36
John & Judy Pendergast.................................................30
Margie’s Wildcat ...........................................................BC
Mesquite Gaming ...................................................3 & 28
Red Sky’s .......................................................................BC
Supah Blitz ................................................................. IBC
William Matthews Family Trust .....................................34
❖
l ATBA Fall Sales Stake Futurity Trials
*$300 to enter, at the time of entry
NOVEMBER 2, 2014
l ATBA Fall Sales Stake Futurity
Your membership is the best seventy-five dollars
you’ll “invest” in the Thoroughbred business.
Jockey Anne Von Rosen
BENEFIT AUCTION
The evening auction opened with a prayer for Anne from
About mid-way through the auction Zenyatta’s halter was
Chaplain John Shumaker. We all bowed our heads and
up for bid. Two ladies on the left wing of the room got into a
prayed for a speedy recovery.
bidding war. The halter started off at hundred dollars, then a
The Turf Terrace was a packed house, people turned out
thousand, then the bids went higher!
in droves. The first auctioneer up was Dale Ray. He rapidly
The hammer went down at $3,600 and Deborah Soloman
told the bidders “that he needed the money” so open up
was delighted to be named the winning bidder. She proudly
your wallets and bid with
held up her bid number for
your hearts & dollars! Small
Connie Hone to write it down.
items were introduced to the
Lots of people Congratulated
audience and then things
her throughout the evening.
started heating up, literally!
It was a great moment for
When the prints of the
everyone that worked to help
legendary Zenyatta were
Anne with her medical funds.
held up for bid, the natives
Jockey Agent Richard
became restless. Phil Hartman
Berlanga, a.k.a. “Lumpy”
and Brian Oliver worked the
right wing and Dennis Miller
waited the whole evening to
worked the left wing of the
bid on a painting of Affirmed
room, spotting bidders and
& Alydar. It was a beautiful
hollering their YEEEEEEPS
stretch duel of the two horses
ZENYATTA’S HALTER SOLD FOR $3,600.
to the auctioneer. Some of
racing heads apart, with
HIGHEST BIDDER WAS DEBORAH SOLOMAN
the spotter’s actions were
Affirmed capturing the Triple
humorous and quite comical as
Crown in 1978. It was a nice
they kept the attention of the bidders and even played them
collectable art piece and to date there hasn’t been another
against one another.
Triple Crown winner since that time.
Chris Miller received a text message from Anne Von
Towards the end of the auction, things got a little crazy.
Rosen, who is now residing in Germany. Chris read the text
Someone wanted Mrs. Miller to sell her tee-shirt. Her shirt
message to the audience for Anne. Anne’s message extended
was a modern western design and quipped a saying that read
her heartfelt Thanks to the people, who worked hard to put
“This Ain’t My First Rodeo”. To say the least, these folks
this benefit together for her and she expressed her gratitude
including Chris Miller were motivated to make as much
towards the friends that have supported her. I must say that
money as they could. So, Chris literally sold the shirt off her
there wasn’t a dry eye in the house after that, but it inspired
the bidders to up the ante!
back! I don’t think any auction can parallel this event, no sir!
“Hello, from the bottom of my heart I would like to thank everyone
for coming out in my support…and for those who donated things
for auction. Especially, the one of a kind articles, I’m sure some
must have been tough to part with.
If I were there, I’m sure I would have started crying. My heart is
filled with gratitude and it will stay in my heart forever…I can’t
thank the organizers and donators enough.
I love & miss you all. I can’t wait to see you next meet”
God Bless.
Text message from Anne Von Rosen
Just a small glimpse of the hundreds of items that were donated to the auction. Some items were one-of-a- kind collectables, signed art prints, lots of
jewelry, golf packages, gift cards, spa packages, hotel stays, Del Mar box seats, Diamondbacks Suites, autographed articles, etc.... the list goes on!
Jockey Anne Von Rosen
Barro’s Pizza was served at the auction, delicious baked
goods were donated. Carl O’Callahan played music and sang a
few country tunes.
The Turf Terrace auction generated over $63,000 for Anne.
Almost immediately after Anne Von Rosen sustained
Racetrack owner Jerry Simms donated $10,000 at the auction.
life threatening injuries from the riding accident at Turf
It took a lot of organization and a lot of wonderful people who
Paradise, Ella Russo’s thoughts developed into an action. She
came together quickly to aide Anne with her medical/financial
remembered how she felt when her grandpa Scott Stevens was
needs. It was an outstanding gathering of great people to
injured in a riding accident in Minnesota. She began making
assist Anne Von Rosen with her journey to good health and
colorful bracelets to sell to people around the race track.
happiness.
The sale of the bracelets took off so well that Ella needed
Special Thanks to Bobbie
help to keep up with her
Nelson, Connie Hone, Dani
orders. She made special
Clegg, Brittnay Hone, Bucky
bracelets, per the customers
Huff, Debbie Zimmerman,
favorite colors and sized the
Chris & Dennis Miller,
bracelets to fit women, men
Brian Oliver, Grant Davis,
and children.
Phil Hartman, Dale Ray,
A special pink and gray
Jack McCartney, Emily
bracelet sold at auction to
Ivy, Chaplain John & Amy
Mike Chambers for $400. In
Shumaker, Serena & Jerry
total, Ella sold over 200 pieces
Simms. Debbie Vincent,
and collected approximately
Karen & Wendy Hobson,
$2,000. She made a special trip
Sally & Laura Metheny,
Photo left to right: Mike Smith, Ella Russo, Gary Stevens and Scott
to the hospital to donate the
Janine Smith, Saundra
Stevens. They made a special visit to see Anne Von Rosen at the hospital
money personally to Anne Von and to help raise money for her benefit auction held on April 16, 2014
Resinger, Amelia Blanco,
Rosen.
Krystal Bourdieu, Anna
It’s really amazing how the
Robles, Lacy Ferguson, et al....... and so many others for a Job
ideas and actions of an eight-year-old girl inspired so many
Well Done! ◆
other people to step up and help. It’s the largest group of
friends and caring people that you will find at the racetrack.
They not only care about the horse’s, but they care about each
other too. Its hard to find words to describe it, but many
witnessed it first hand.
BENEFIT AUCTION
“Ella, Thanks so much for making your
actions inspire others” God Bless
Jockey’s Mike Smith and Gary Stevens, flew in from
California to visit Anne at the hospital. They brought lots of
autographed items and donated them to the auction. They
made a stop by the track to visit with Ella and purchased her
bracelets. Ella made Mike Smiths bracelet in Zenyatta’s colors,
the famous turquoise and pink.
Many Thanks to Shawn Coady for the photos. Courtesy of Coady Photography.
P. O. Box 41774, Phoenix, Arizona 85080-1774
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Storm Cat - Highland Crystal by Raise a Man
BULLDOGGER
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DISTORTED REALITY
Distorted Humor - Christy Love by Unbridled
EZ EFFORT
In Excess (IRE) - French Debutante by French Deputy
HIDDEN CITY
Carson City - Pacific Hideaway by Seattle Slew
MARGIE’S WILDCAT
Storm Cat - Hollywood Wildcat by Kris S.
RED SKY’S
Skywalker - Beautiful Redhead by Flying Paster
Fleming Thoroughbred Farm provides exceptional farm services Boarding • Breeding • Breaking/Training • 5 Furlong Track • Lay-Ups • Sales Preparation
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Summer, 2014

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