January 31, 2011 To: The Honorable Andrew Cuomo Members of

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NEW YORK STATE
THOROUGHBRED BREEDING AND DEVELOPMENT FUND CORPORATION
SARATOGA SPA STATE PARK
19 ROOSEVELT DRIVE-SUITE 250
SARATOGA SPRINGS, NY 12866
Since 1973
PHONE (518) 580-0100
FAX (518) 580-0500
WEB SITE http://www.nybredfund.com
DIRECTORS
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Tracy Egan
John D. Sabini, Chairman
and Chairman of the
NYS Racing & Wagering Board
Darrel Aubertine, Acting Commissioner
NYS Dept. of Agriculture and Markets
John A. Tesiero, Jr., Chairman
NYS Racing Commission
Harry D. Snyder, Commissioner
NYS Racing Commission
Joseph G. McMahon, Member
John A. Graziano, Jr., Member
William B. Wilmot, DVM, Member
Howard C. Nolan, Jr., Member
Edward F. Kelly, Member
Jeffrey Cannizzo, Member
COMPTROLLER
Michael DeMarco
REGISTRAR
Barbara C. Devine
January 31, 2011
To: The Honorable Andrew Cuomo
Members of the New York State Legislature
On behalf of the New York State Thoroughbred Breeding and Development Fund Board of
Directors, I am pleased to present this annual report for 2010. This submission contains a
thorough analysis of Breeding Fund activities in what was a challenging year for the breeders,
racehorse owners and stallion owners served by the Fund.
At the same time, it was a year when stakeholders experienced very positive developments. The
underpinnings of New York's thoroughbred industry were stabilized when state leaders
embraced Genting New York as the operator of what will be one of the state's biggest
Racinos. When that facility opens at Aqueduct in 2011, NYRA will realize a reliable revenue
stream. It will also boost the Breeding Fund's incentive program.
By making these incentives more generous, we will be in better position to attract new people to
this exciting sport and form of recreation.
Horse racing and agriculture-related industries play a vital role in the overall state economy
and helps to preserve green space and bolster tourism in our state. The work by the Fund
helps assure that New York remains a preeminent racing jurisdiction.
The Fund's chief challenge in 2010 was tied to the demise of New York City OTB, which
historically provided roughly one-third of all Fund revenues. The corporation declared
bankruptcy in December 2009 and later stopped statutory payments owed to the Fund.
However, the Racing and Wagering Board secured a directive requiring 0113 to set aside
revenue for the Fund in segregated accounts. As a result, most of that set-aside money was
paid to the Fund by mid-December 2010.
Today, the future of New York racing appears far brighter than it did just one year ago. The
Fund is strong and weathered the storm. We look forward to another year of rising to the
challenges that come our way.
Sincerely,
John D. Sabini,
Chairman
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
BREEDER AWARDS, STALLION OWNER AWARDS AND OPEN-COMPANY OWNER
AWARDS CHARTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
MARES PARTICIPATING IN THE NEW YORK PROGRAM, RESIDENT MARES AND
TOTAL MARES BRED CHARTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
ACTIVE NEW YORK STATE FARMS AND COMBINED NYRA & FLRA NY-BRED
RESTRICTED RACE PURSES CHARTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
US FOAL PRODUCTION AND NEW YORK STATE FOAL PRODUCTION CHARTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
2010 BREEDER AWARDS STATISTICS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
2010 STALLION OWNER AWARDS STATISTICS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
2010 OPEN-COMPANY OWNER AWARDS STATISTICS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
2010 LEADING NEW YORK-BREDS BY EARNINGS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
STARTS STATISTICS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
NEW YORK STALLIONS IN 2010 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
2011 NEW YORK STALLION REGISTER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
TOP NEW YORK SIRES IN 2010 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43
MARE AND FOAL CHARTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45
NEW YORK-BREDS AT AUCTION IN 2010 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49
2010 REGISTRY COMPLIANCE REPORT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50
NEW YORK-BREDS ENTER A NEW ERA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53
PROMOTION AND ADVERTISING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59
BREEDING PROGRAMS IN OTHER STATES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65
COMMENTS FROM INDUSTRY SPOKESPERSONS AND OTHERS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69
ZWEIG/CORNELL EQUINE RESEARCH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80
NYS THOROUGHBRED BREEDING AND DEVELOPMENT FUND INVESTMENT POLICY . . . . . . . . . . . . 81
REQUIREMENTS AND REGULATIONS FOR THE NEW YORK-BRED REGISTRY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82
NEW YORK STATE FARM DIRECTORY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84
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Executive Summary
To put a fresh twist on the slogan of the New York Thoroughbred Breeding and Development Fund
programs, New York-breds in 2010 still started with an advantage. Chief among those advantages: over
$9 million in awards earned by breeders, stallion owners, and race horse owners in 2010. These awards
help program participants pay feed bills, property taxes, and employees. Thus, the Fund continues to
serve as a catalyst for the preservation of the State’s thoroughbred industry and the retention of an
estimated 40,000 agri-business jobs in all parts of the state’s agricultural sector.
The 2010 report details highlights of NY-bred accomplishments at home and abroad, and provides a
detailed accounting of receipts and disbursements of the Breeding Fund’s three major incentive areas –
breeder awards, stallion awards, and open-company owner awards. Additionally, it contains the
performance results of New York-breds at the racetrack and an analysis of the success of the New York
State Thoroughbred Breeding Program regarding farm count, foal production, and New York-based
stallions and their progeny.
Among the highlights of 2010 were the accomplishments of New York-bred A Shin Forward, who won
the Grade 1 Mile Championship at Kyoto race track in Japan in late November. Horses born on New
York soil racked up international earnings totaling $69,289,272 in 2010. Bred by Edition Farm in
Waccabuc, A Shin Forward’s earnings now top $3.3 million, making him the second-highest NY-bred
earner behind famed Kentucky Derby winner Funny Cide.
Speaking of A Shin Forward, we would be remiss if we did not mention that the entire equine community
mourns the death of Henry “Harry” Malloy this past fall. Harry and his wife Vivien enjoyed running
Edition Farm together, and have campaigned horses on the New York circuit for nearly three decades.
The couple has passed on their love of horses to their five children and eleven grandchildren and stepgrandchildren. Mrs. Malloy told friends she believes Harry had his arms around the horse when A Shin
Forward crossed the finish line in stakes-record time.
The Malloys serve as a shining example of the kind of love and dedication to horses that drives so many
of our breeders to carry on during tough times. Add to that a devotion to their farm land that would rival
that of Gone With the Wind’s Gerald O’Hara (“Land’s the only thing in the word worth working for,
fighting for, worth dying for, because it’s the only thing that lasts”) and the reader will understand why
the state’s breeders stick with the program as they tighten their belts and look for signs of stability and
upswing in the equine economy. For many, stewardship of their land is something they look upon as a
duty, which fits perfectly with the Breeding Fund’s mission: to preserve, protect, and promote the
green-belt sector of NYS in order to foster the growth and expansion of NY’s thoroughbred
breeding industry.
We can look back on the Fund’s more than three-and-a-half decades of impact on the thoroughbred and
agri-business economies and see that the programs administered by the Fund are at the very heart of what
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helps sustain the breeding of thoroughbreds here in the Empire State. Over 37 years, the Breeding Fund
has returned nearly $350 Million to our agricultural and equine economy.
Significantly, New York-breds have the opportunity to compete for good purse money in restricted
company on what is arguably the best circuit in the nation at Aqueduct, Belmont Park, and Saratoga Race
Track operated by the New York Racing Association. During last summer’s spa meet, NY-breds
competed for an average purse of $44,849. And New York-breds also have the “advantage” of the
opportunity to earn good money by running at Finger Lakes Gaming and Racetrack in the central part of
our state. New York-sired horses win approximately 60% of all races run at the racino, and about onethird of all stakes races. In addition, a 2007 study found that with 115 trainers and 475 full-time
employees, the racino has a $120 million economic impact annually on the surrounding region.
Because the New York Breeding Program has become the envy of other states, several locales have
pumped up their programs in an attempt to dethrone the acknowledged leader. The state of Indiana
bankrolled some $200,000 worth of advertising to lure breeders to the Hoosier State. New Jersey cut back
on racing dates, boosted purses, and generated an increase in total pari-mutuel handle of $123 million.
Those higher purses forced NYRA to compete for horses to fill the starting gate by raising purse money
for open-company races and cutting back on purses for NY-breds. Another challenge to breeders and
commercial boarding operations in NYS comes from our neighboring state of Pennsylvania, where $20
million annually is now disbursed through the PA program.
Most readers are aware that the 2009 bankruptcy of NYC OTB, its subsequent failure to make full
statutory payments to the Fund in 2010, followed by the failure of legislators to approve a settlement
worked out over many months by major stakeholders had a negative impact on the industry in NYS. Add
to that backdrop the fact that the Fund’s revenue is based solely on handle, which has been falling steadily
for several years,* and it becomes apparent why the Fund had to make adjustments so that it could
maintain its commitment to its core mission of preserving green space. Those adjustments included staff
reductions, an extension of 2009 changes to the awards structure, and additional duties for the field
inspectors who help maintain the integrity of the Breeding Fund Registry.
Looking forward, it’s clear that NY-breds will be starting with a NEW advantage that comes with the
delivery in mid-2011 of the long-promised VLTs at Aqueduct. Expected to be operational by July, the
handle from the VLTs will fuel purse increases at the NYRA tracks and generate additional revenue for
the Fund. For budgetary planning purposes, the Fund is estimating that each machine will generate an
average of $275 per day, a figure that NYRA believes to be conservative.
As you’ll see in the pages ahead, the roster of stallions standing in the state is a smaller but arguably
stronger group of studs than has been here in the past. Two major Kentucky farms have launched satellite
stallion operations by teaming up with farms that had already earned good reputations among the state’s
breeders.
The leading breeder in the nation, Adena Springs, teamed up in late 2010 with McMahon Thoroughbreds
in Saratoga Springs. The Vinery operation out of Kentucky is providing NY-breeders with access to the
Giant’s Causeway, Distorted Humor, and AP Indy sire lines as they add to the strong roster of stallions at
the old Empire Stud in Hudson.
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The reader will also find in these pages the results of the 2009 Harry M. Zweig research report from
Cornell University. When the 2010 report is published, the Fund will update this annual report to reflect
the latest equine research performed at Cornell with the support of $227,853 supplied by the Fund.
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* “Thoroughbred racing declined nationally in handle by 7.3% in 2008, by 9.8% in 2009, and by 8.4% in the first four months of
2010.” Bennett Liebman. The New York Times, June 6, 2010.
Please refer to the pages immediately following this Executive Summary for a quick graphic
reference concerning trends in the NY Thoroughbred Breeding Program.
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Breeder Awards
$8,000,000
$7,000,000
$6,000,000
$7,148,284
$6,041,530
$6,336,790 $6,496,055
$6,532,919
2001
2003
$7,766,065
$7,905,269
$7,474,838
$6,817,331
$6,300,452 $6,646,168
$5,000,000
$4,000,000
$3,000,000
$2,000,000
$1,000,000
$0
2000
2002
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
Stallion Awards
$3,000,000
$2,451,903
$2,500,000
$2,000,000
$1,663,546
$1,799,552
$1,919,812
$1,984,053
$2,592,781
$2,629,828
$2,213,774
$2,217,057
$2,370,035
$1,559,215
$1,500,000
$1,000,000
$500,000
$0
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
Open-Company Owner Awards
$1,600,000
$1,400,000
$1,200,000
$1,458,310
$1,339,376
$1,311,678
$1,424,780
$1,273,002
$1,372,430
$1,340,363
$1,388,649
$1,145,343
$1,107,667
$859,621
$1,000,000
$800,000
$600,000
$400,000
$200,000
$0
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
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2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
Mares Participating in the New York Program
3,400
4,000
3,500
3,000
2,500
2,000
1,500
1,000
3,900
3,500
3,900
3,600
3,475
3,534
3,169
3,050
2,828
2,439
500
0
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
Resident Mares
3,500
2,926
3,100
3,250
3,388
3,395
3,150
3,040
3,084
2,826
3,000
2,478
2,500
1,976
2,000
1,500
1,000
500
0
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
Total Mares Bred
3,296
3,500
3,000
3,302
3,006
2,938
2,418
2,898
2,949
2,607
2,575
2,451
2,500
2,121
2,000
1,500
1,000
500
0
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
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2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
Active New York State Farms
500
410
397
397
407
401
394
403
402
400
378
400
307
300
200
100
0
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
Combined NYRA & FLRA NY-Bred Restricted Race Purses
$50,000,000
$40,000,000
$30,000,000
$41,172,120 $40,394,000
$38,819,450
$26,332,651
$27,038,000
$27,843,480 $28,469,045
$35,380,100
$34,544,659
$36,220,092
$32,057,992
$20,000,000
$10,000,000
$0
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
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2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
US Foal Production
36,000
34,000
32,000
33,360
33,671
33,315
33,413
34,070
34,200
34,350
33,550
32,235
31,727
30,000
28,000
27,800
26,000
24,000
22,000
20,000
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
New York State Foal Production
2,400
2,183
2,200
1,985
2,209
2,022
1,968
1,910
2,000
1,800
1,925
1,888
1,788
1,672
1,610
1,600
1,400
1,200
1,000
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
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2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2010 BREEDER AWARDS
The following shows the number of award recipients that received breeder awards for each year from
2000 to 2010:
Calendar Year
2010
Number of Individuals, Entities, or Partnerships
Receiving Awards
723
2009
765
2008
862
2007
813
2006
833
2005
755
2004
741
2003
701
2002
684
2001
679
2000
669
The following shows the average breeder award per recipient for each year from 2000 to 2010.
Calendar Year
Average Breeder Award
2010
$9,192
2009
$8,236
2008
$7,909
2007
$9,194
2006
$9,490
2005
$10,286
2004
$9,647
2003
$9,314
2002
$9,497
2001
$9,337
2000
$9,031
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Breeder Awards
Breeder
Andrew Aaron
Aqua Nova Stable
Adirondack Stables , Inc.
Advantage Training
A. Lakin & Sons
A. Lakin & Sons
Bruce Alexander
Aliyuee Ben J Stable
Total Awarded
$19,548.10
Berkshire Stud & Oak Cliff Breeders Inc
B.E. Stables
Bicycle Stables
Dr. Jerry Bilinski
Jerry Bilinski
$16,314.00
$560.00
$188.00
$3,632.50
$2,630.50
$581.00
$17,229.50
Philip S. Birsh
Louis A. Bisso
$9,383.00
$520.00
Maryann Blazejew ski
Michael Block
William Bloom
Blue Chip Bloodstock , Inc.
$200.00
$600.75
$7,771.30
$136.50
Suzann Z. Robley
Dominic Bocanelli
Nikolaus Bock
Boice Brook Stable, LLC
Amy Boll
Tina Marie Bond
Kieran Bourke
$386.25
$4,079.00
$2,311.50
$532.00
$9,942.50
$8,467.00
$9,316.30
Bowman Mill, LI,C
Braeburn Stable
Breeding Bliss, LLC
$5,100.00
$8,720.00
$376.00
$462.00
$660.00
$7,501.80
$3,865.50
Paxton Anderson
Allies Farm
Anstu Farm, LLC
James Louis Aquavia Jr.
Zacarias Aragon, MD
Frank Ariosta
Peggy T. Ariosta
$399.00
$1,218.00
$21,040.40
$2,460.00
$7,391.10
$6,874.00
$2,520.00
$1,621.90
$1,540.75
$2,49L40
At Liberty Farms
August Forever Stable
Mr. Kenneth C. Avanzino
Sanford Bacon
Bada Bing Stable
Robert Baldwin
Timothy Ray Banks
Robert F. Barney
Barone's Sunny Crest
$902.50
$1,056.00
$633.30
Daniel Barraclough
B.D.Gibbs Farm , LLC
Andy Beadnell
John T. Becker
Lawrence E. Beck
$2,585.00
$3,768.00
$4,714.40
Mr. John T. Behrendt
Edward C. Behringer
Emma Bell
Total Awarded
Berkshire Stud
Craig Allison
Mr. William R. Ammann
Michael Anchel
Mr. Bruce Anderson
Mr. Bryan R. Armstrong
Garvin Arthurton
Aspen Stables
Breeder
$850.00
$176.00
$741.61
$1,946.00
$480.00
$727.00
Breed of Characters, LLC
Broadway Thoroughbreds, Inc.
Mr. Chester Broman
William F. Brooking
Estate B. Giles Brophy
Eric Brophy
Gale S. Brophy
Bradley B. Browne
Mr. Bradley B. Browne
$4,206.40
$2,109.80
$3,078.50
$2,289.00
$280.00
$2,798.00
Joseph L. Bruno
Rocco Bueti
Carl Buhr
Mr. Daniel J. Burke
Henry F. Butler
$4,818.00
$44.00
$1,331.50
$3,515.00
$112.50
$88,046.50
$311.00
$1,404.00
$2,010.00
$2,998.00
$147.00
$2,131.50
$4,316.25
$1,908.00
$9,653.70
$1,271.30
$320.00
$7,404.00
$3,140.00
Ronald Cabrijan
Patricia Calandro
Joseph Calvo
Dr. Lance G. Bell
Belvedere Farm, Inc.
$4,432.10
$2,240.00
Michael D. Canale
Candyland Farm
$63.00
$1,218.08
Belvedere Farm Inc. & James Moloney
Benchmark Racing Stables, LLC
Mr. Harald S. Berge
$5,589.30
$1,707.40
Agene L. Cannon
Cannon Farms
Mr. Peter J. Canzone Sr.
$777.50
$1,040.00
$4,438.50
$675.00
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$783.00
$360.00
$105.00
Breeder
John Caputo
Carapan Farm , LLC
Carapan Farm, LLC
Carapan Farm LLC & M. Gibson
Carapan Farm LLC & R. J. Sullivan
Diane Cardinale
Tony Carlo
Est Gerry Carty
Michael Carty
Camelia J. Casby
Cascade Farm LI,C
David B. Cassidy
Mr. James J. Cassidy
Castellare di Cracchiolo Stables LLC
Cedar Meadow Inc.
Cedar Ridge Farm, LLC
Chalmar Farm
Raymond Chan
Chasemedaly Farm & Kathleen Feron
Cheshire Ridge Farm , LLC
Christim Stable
Phi lip C. Chuck
CJ Thoroughbreds
Michael J Clare
Coffee Pot Stable
John Coffey
Albert H. Cohen
Mr. Robert B. Cohen
Robert R. Cohen
Dr. Russell S. Cohen
Edward Cohn
Jeffrey Cohn
Mr. Daniel Collins
Peter Colon
Community of the Way
Peter Congelosi
Russell J Connor
Jennifer Contessa
Audrey Hastings Cooper
Copper Tree Stable
Total Awarded
$6,760.00
$255.00
$1,904.40
$1,552.50
$472.50
$3,710.00
$6,976.00
$1,366.30
$1,775.00
$2,015.50
$2,581.00
$7,385.00
$332.50
$3,049.75
$265.50
$16,672.00
$5,792.00
$1,436.00
$3,780.00
$1,322.50
$74.80
$238.00
$100.00
$260.00
$2,560.80
$1,298.00
$2,757.95
$105.00
$415.00
$1,897.00
$3,815.00
$125.00
$105.00
$6,185.52
$199.00
$1,526.00
$146.70
$4,041.83
$1,321.00
$867.00
Coronach Farm
Corra Cavalo Thoroughbreds
Fred L. Corrado
Mr. James Corrao
$63.00
$7,568.15
$9,108.90
$100.00
James A. Corrao
Robert Cotran
Seamus Coughlan
$3,203.00
$4,764.04
$2,688.00
Breeder
Country Life Farm & Get The Glory
Total Awarded
$764.30
John F. Courtney
William F. Coyro Jr.
Edward Croken
Darrel Crotzer
C.T. Grether , Inc.
Brian Culnan
David M. Cummings
Michael Cundari
$110.00
$1,147.50
$2,652.20
$315.00
$1,436.00
$2,207.40
Joseph R Cuppy
Joy E. Curpier
Curragh Stables 1,I,C
Rebecca Czarnocki
Ralph D'Alessandro
Thomas M. Daly
Frank S D'Amelio
Rob Damon
Austin Daniels
Joseph P. Daniels
Austin Delaney
Delehanty Stock Farm
$329.00
$240.00
$272.00
$3,890.00
$4,960.90
$2,965.60
$2,173.00
$59.50
$1,476.00
$11,735.60
$340.00
$4,465.00
Denlea Park Ltd.
Anthony DePaula
Jeremiah Desmond
Diamond M Stable
Mike Schiano Di Cola
John Dillon
Alfred DiRico
Joseph DiRico
Veronica DiRienzo
Glenn B. DiSanto
Bill DiScala
Debra Divitto
$339.10
$798.00
$49.50
$340.00
$361.50
$740.00
$2,639.85
$1,870.50
$1,974.00
$3,548.50
$279.00
$3,626.00
Michael DiVitto
DJR Thoroughbreds
John Donato Jr
D. Loring Donegan
Robert Donnan
John F. Dorrian
Renee Doyle
Monica Driver
Lawrence Durocher Jr.
Murray Durst
Thomas Dushas
Dutchess Views Farm Inc
Dutchess Views Farm Inc.
Dutchess Views Farm, Inc.
13
$264.00
$2,87L00
$7,034.50
$4,802.00
$258.00
$292.75
$63.00
$15,212.50
$126.00
$388.50
$560.00
$98.00
$30,164.00
$4,068.50
$16,334.66
$315.00
Breeder
Dutchess Views Farm, Inc. & J. I. Racing,
Edgar Earl
Eaton & Thorne
Edition Farm
Thomas B Edwards
Tracy Egan
EKQ Stables Corp.
Empire Equines, LLC
Lois Engel
Mr. Richard Englander
Maly E. Eppler
John T Esposito
Ralph M. Evans
Toby Brewer Evans
Patrick A. Everard
Willard C. Freeman
Albert Fried Jr.
Friendship Stable
Ernie Frohboese
Funky Monkey Racing Stable
Charles Furey Jr.
Gabrielle Farm & Past Due Farm
$6,426.40
$7,907.50
$1,650.00
$11,650.50
$6,972.00
$1.653.00
$2,365.70
$413.00
$630.00
$13,064.40
$20,530.20
$4,267.00
$409.50
Alain J. Falourd
Thomas Farone
Fast Break Farm LLC
$8,786.00
$3,470.50
Fiddlers Green Stable
Clarence Fields Jr.
Joanne Halleck Finley
Terry Finley
David Firmstone
First Class Thoroughbreds, LLC
Suzanne Fisher
Jane M. Freed
$754.00
$5,659.30
$3,165.00
$8,441.40
Wayne R. Ewald
Sue L. Fackler
Jeanne Marie R Faulconer
Dr. Chris Feifarek MI)
Eric Fein
Scott M. Fein
Juan C. Fernandez
Kathleen M. Feron
Mr. Louis P. Ferrari
Charles Ferraro
Mr. Charles E. Festa Jr.
Breeder
Total Awarded
$4,985.00
$1,121.00
$90.00
$2,335.00
$3,632.00
$954.00
$2,733.00
$4,912.00
$8,252.55
$1,190.07
$119.00
$5,929.90
$3,446.20
$1,797.50
$17,717.00
$810.00
Mr. Donald F. Flanagan
Eugene H. Fletcher
Florida Capital Group LLC
Flying Zee Stables
Four Green Fields
Four Winds Thoroughbred , LLC
Fox Ridge Farm Inc
Fox Ridge Farm, Inc.
Rick Franco
$3,694.50
$1,236.25
$3,145.00
$91,579.85
$1.111.00
$29,273.50
$64(100
$5,820.00
$460.00
$886.75
$4,311.00
$4,985.10
$2,124.00
Estate of Joseph W. Gerrity Jr.
Paul Michael Giacopelli
Gibraltor Trans. Continental Assurance Co
Brian Gillum
$3,176.00
$7,528.00
$543.10
$10,076.30
Gulf Coast Farms, LLC
Leah Gyarmati
Robert G. Hahn
Frank J. Halay
Mr. Charles Hallas
Jo A. Halleck-Finley
Prentiss W. Hallenbeck
Paula Ann I Littman
Hamtech Stables & Michael Alvaro
James W. Handford
14
$126.00
$243.75
$80.00
$882.00
Gallagher's Farm, Inc.
Gallagher's Stud & Joanne Pamperin
Mia Gallo
Neal R. Galvin
Audrey Garr
Albert Geldmacher
Joseph Gentile
Peter Georgiades
Jane K. Griffin
Kathleen A. Griswold
Bruce Raymond Grossman
$140.00
$2,580.00
$1,002.00
$259.20
$17,101.90
$5,835.00
$9,276.00
$1,035.00
Seth J. Gregory
Anthony Grey
Anthony A. Grey
$2,578.60
Five Ways Farm
Donald F Flanagan
$9,390.30
$3,916.00
Gabrielle Farms
Gaines NN ay "Fhoroughbreds LTD.
Glas - Tipp Stable
Glenmare Farm
Lawrence Goichman
Mr. Sanford Goldfarb
Sanford Goldfarb
Susan J. Gottlieb
Barbara Cross Graham
Todd R. Graves
John Greene
$2,457.00
$3,730.00
Total Awarded
$40.00
$7,372.00
$8,962.45
$4,209.30
$13,989.00
$520.00
$2,004.50
$2,367.50
$1,241.50
$13,951.70
$5,769.70
$59,422.00
$2,361.00
$1,888.00
$941.00
$72.10
$364.00
$6,620.67
$110.00
$981.00
$1,441.00
$7,591.00
$5,854.00
$480.00
$9,943.00
Breeder
Peter Hanks
Total Awarded
Albert V Hanley
Happy Hill Farm
Hardwicke Stables
Donna I larmon
$5,432.00
$4,414.10
$1,701.25
$100.00
$410.00
Donna V. Harmon
Charles E. Harris
Hartley/DeRenzo Thoroughbreds , LLC
$410.00
$3,503.00
$1,286.80
Mr. Eugene E. Hauman
Judd Flawyer
Daniel Hayden
Lynda S. Hayes
$398.00
$1,294.50
$10,173.20
$15,448.00
Aristoklis Haymandos
Brad D. Hayslette
Hemlock Hills Farm
Kathy Herbert
Mary Jo Herbert
John I lettinger
William R. Hettinger
$1,607.00
$1,138.40
$962.00
$1,865.50
$7,284.70
$22,878.30
$6,534.00
Dawn Hew
$1,355.03
11 & H Farms
Hickory Hollow Farm
John P. flicks
Hidden Lake Farm , LLC
$1,729.00
$3.951.00
Hidden Lake Farm, LLC
Hidden Point Farm, Inc.
Hilly Fields Stable
I lindman Limited Partnership, LLLP
August Hoerrner
Kathleen Hoffman
I lotIman Thoroughbreds LLC
Bruno llofmann
Susanne G Hooper
Susanne G. Hooper
Cynthia Howe
Mr.& Mrs. Jody D. Huckabay Jr.
Lesley Hurd
Hurloh Thoroughbreds LLC
1AS Management
Leah Stables
Vasileios Christos Iliopoulos
Jill R. Imperio
Joseph Imperio
James H. Iselin
Darren Jablow
Darryl Jackson
Daniel C. Jacobs
$1,170.00
$23,069.25
$6,195.30
$405.50
$2,568.00
$33.25
$2,032.50
$1,026.00
$792.00
------------- $5,166.50
$5,951.00
$2,035.50
$2,400.00
$527.80
$400.00
$280.00
$133.00
$1,980.00
$307.50
$14,500.00
$2,263.80
$2,617.10
$3,863.00
$1,431.20
$795.00
15
Breeder
Total Awarded
Tammy Jacobs
$1,125.95
Tammy L. Jacobs
Sandra H. Jacoby
Suzanne Jagar
Gerardus S. Jameson M.D.
Barbara J. Janas
Robert Jarras
J. B. Racing Stable
$1,507.35
$1,498.80
$1,512.00
$9,415.80
$499.60
$1,277.50
$945.00
JEM Stables , Inc.
Elisabeth R. Jerkens
Jim Jam Thoroughbreds & Marvin I,ittle, J
$160.00
$2,930.00
$3,360.00
JMJ Racing Stables , LLC
Joda Farm, LLC
John A. Nerud Revocable Trust
JP Racing Stable
Kandor Breeding, LLC
Joyce Anne Kania
Karakorum Corp.
Karakorum Farm
Susan A Karches
Susan Kayne
$14,221.90
$210.00
$1,128.00
$600.00
$1,365.00
$640.00
$1,928.00
$2,340.00
$6,472.50
$259.00
Peter Kazamias
Kaz Hill Farm
Kaz Hill Farm and Adena Springs
Mr. Thomas J. Kelly
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Kelridge
Lauren Kelso-Canady DVM
Kerin & Kerin, LLC
James G Kettell
Jerry Kil
Ronald Kiser
Seth Klarman
Kirk Kneller
Nikolaos Kondilas
Gerald A Kresa
Andrew J. Kruger
$532.00
$15,136.40
$2,190.00
$953.00
$735.00
$227.00
$6,160.00
$2,480.40
$6,649.32
$2,328.00
$22.75
$2,589.80
$8.864.00
Peggy Vandervoort Kumble
Saul Kupferberg
Emma Jane Lackey
Lamhholm
1 larry L Landry
Harry L. Landry
$2,052.80
$7,453.90
$11,293.30
$700.00
$40.00
$176.00
Mr. 1-larry L. Landry
William A. Lanyi
Michael E. Lauer
Richard F. Leahy
K irsten M. LeBlanc
$52.50
$1,392.20
$4,151.25
$133.00
$6.663.00
$97.00
$724.93
Breeder
Michael LeCesse
Michael A. LeCesse
$985.90
$1,236.00
Mr. Michael A. Lecesse
John J. Lee
John Lemmens
Mary Lennon
$4,983.10
$389.25
$1,042.25
Roy S. Lerman
Liberty Stud, LLC
$345.00
$2,307.00
Mr. Marvin Little
Madeline L. Locke
Joseph Lods
$2,546.50
$1,713.60
Robert L. Losey
Joseph Lostritto
Adam Madkour
Ross Maghan
Teresa M. Maher
Majesty Stud , LLC
Vivian G. Malloy
$1,214.40
$1,507.50
$21,290.80
$664.45
$7,255.00
$15,419.20
$2,962.08
$45.00
$1,820.00
Frank L. Mancini
Frank V. Maner
Manhattan Racing Stable
David Mantrom
Philip A. Marcantonio
Michael R. Marceda
$1,589.20
$2,093.40
$1,833.00
$752.00
$5,950.00
$4,858.50
Leslie Roncari Marconi
Peter E. Mariano
David J. Markgraf
James 0 . Marshall DVM
$7,220.10
$40.00
$648.00
$146.79
Mike Martinez
Mr. Francis Martini
Jean M. Martin
W. Alec Martusewicz
Joseph A. Marx
Gregory Mascera
Maspeth Stable, LLC
$436.00
$3,065.00
$9,374.50
$3,024.00
Carl Massaro
Matties Racing Stable , LLC
Breeder
Total Awarded
$900.00
$1,380.00
$1,942.00
Maybrys Farm
John McDermott
Gabriel McDonough
Edward T. McGettigan Jr.
$97.50
$3,087.40
Keriann I,. McGillycliddy
Michael McGuire
McMahon Bloodstock , LLC
John & Kate McMahon
$574.00
$2,581.50
$674.70
$4,452.00
John T. McMahon
McMahon of Saratoga & John & Kate Mc
$636.75
$2,400.00
$716.00
$10,277.00
$22,375.25
McMahon of Saratoga Thoroughbreds
$9,233.89
Mr. Shawn C. McMahon
$2,300.00
McMahons of Saratoga Thoroughbreds &
Dr. Scott A. McManus
MDS Farms
MDS Farms , LLC
MDS Farms, LLC
$7,409.40
$2,030.00
$322.50
$516.00
$378.00
Mr. Eugene N. Melnyk
Edward J. Messina
Edward Michael
Michael S. Michalisin
John R. Michelotti
Miller Farm, Inc.
Millicent Investments
Jeffrey John Miloski
$11,198.00
$2,517.50
$824.00
$5,976.00
$14,090.50
$20,297.45
$528.00
$455.00
Thomas N. Mina
Mr. Robert Misa
Mitsumerdream Farm
Amanda Moloney
James Moloney
$5,611.00
$21,101.00
$1,176.00
$2,877.00
Daniel Monasson
Monhill Farm, LLC
Peter Moore
Brian R. Moran
Thomas J. Moran
$1,260.00
$861.00
$2,355.90
$6,601.00
$1,274.00
$660.00
Mr. Mallory M. Mort
Patricia L. Moseley
Gary F. Mottola
Jerry Moyse
$1,467.40
$720.00
$1,365.13
$2,626.00
Ian Mulholland
$766.00
$1,460.50
$588.00
$3,828.20
Brendan G. Mullery
Brenden Mullery
Mr. John D. Murphy Sr.
$919.00
$97.50
Timothy P. Murphy
Mr. Charles A. Murray
Thomas M Murray
My Jean Marie Stable
Karen Sue Nagelson
$120.00
$4,624.00
Nassau CC Stables
Joseph Nastasi
Navesink Thoroughbred Breeders LLC
Judi Lee Nelson
John A. Nerud
Netherbloom Farm, LLC
16
Total Awarded
McMahon Of Saratoga & Raymond
DeSte
$770.00
$1,388.30
$2,160.00
$3,576.00
$1,464.00
$3.685.00
$6.940.00
$11,536.00
$88.00
$2,909.00
$2,531.50
Breeder
New Dawn Stud, LLC
New Dawn Thoroughbreds
Total Awarded
New Light Stable, Inc.
Mr. Don Newman
$7,287.00
$85.00
$1,820.00
William Niarakis
William Niarakis Jr.
Daniel W. Nicholson
Nick-Mike Stables
$6,997.40
$6,138.70
$22.00
$2,626.60
Joanne T. Nielsen
Mrs. Joanne T. Nielsen
Gerry Nolan
James D. Nolan
$2,573.00
$3,859.00
$1,186.00
Nustar Breeding, LLC
Oak Bluff Stables
Oak Cliff Stable
Ocala Foxtrotter Ranch, Inc. 401K Plan
$1,329.38
$714.00
$7,397.75
$1,460.80
$827.50
$5,126.00
Ocean Blue Stable
Andrea Odenbach
Mr. And Mrs. Rhonda Trombley O'Hagan
Oliva Stables
Gary S. Olsen
$5,596.00
$1,010.20
$3,324.00
$1,712.00
$6.153.90
Christine Nunn
Lynn Olson
Barry R. Ostrager
Fiona O'Sullivan
Our Blue Streak Stables
Our Metro Stables
Our Seven Stables
Michael J. Palenscar
Mr. Michael J. Palenscar
Francis Paolangeli
Paraneck Stallions
Paris Hill Thoroughbred Corp
Anthony Parisi
Est. Joseph S. Parisi
Parker Lightfield Farm
Nancy Parker
Dr. Ronald Harris Parker
Mr. William Parsons Jr.
Michael J. Pascuma
Dr. Zachary Passaretti
Past Due Farm
Past Due Farm & Philip Teinowitz
Pegasus Dream Stable
Pegasus Farm
Pegasus Farms , Inc.
Pennyroyal Farm , LLC
Breeder
Carol E. Pepper
Edward Charles Perdue
Robert Perez
Nick Peros
$30,101.00
Jeremy Peskoff
Michele W. Peters
Dennis Petrisak
Dennis A. Petrisak
Stephen Thomas Petti
Anthony Piazza
Louis Picarello
William A. Piervincenzi
Pillar Property Services Inc.
Pinebourne Farm
James Pino
Pioneer Ventures
Paul P Pompa, Jr.
Pont Street Stables
Elizabeth M. Porell
Kenneth Posco
Helena Betty Powell
Richard Powers
Prantlack Farm & David Lester
Preferred Pals Stable
John Pregman Jr.
Hayward R. Pressman
Flenry 11. Pricger
Mr. Michael Progno
Cheryl A Prudhomme
Cheryl A. Prudhomme
Mr. William J. Punk Jr.
$61.60
$23,777.95
$1,400.00
$151.59
$5,856.00
$1,152.00
$4,413.50
$747.00
$7,842.00
William J. Punk Jr.
Patricia Staskowski Purdy
Peter T. Putriment
Quality Racing Stables , Corp
Alan Quartucci
Questroyal Stable , Inc & Ramona Kirker
Race Rock Stables
Kenneth I,. Ramsey
$3,091.60
$7,055.50
$3,332.70
$24,662.40
$205.00
$151.50
$2.845.00
$88.00
$731.50
$6,279.10
$8,071.50
$378.00
$1,418.50
$568.00
$14,825.00
$1,116.00
17
Total Awarded
$926.80
$1,896.40
$739.60
$60.00
$57.75
$708.00
$1,400.00
$7,999.55
$1,605.00
$10,873.00
$2,062.80
$721.40
$115.00
$2,934.00
$15,002.40
$943.00
$280.00
$5,443.00
$119.00
$6.682.90
$2,370.00
$8,819.00
$2,875.00
$219.50
$81.80
$6,076.00
$199.00
$800.00
$14,048.00
$4,376.40
$3,056.00
$5,277.00
$17,064.00
$961.50
$2,597.00
$3,793.00
$2,100.00
$388.00
$21,061.80
David R. Rarey
Raynick Stables , LLC
Rcircle of Friends Stable
Linda J. Reading
$1,605.50
$10,410.00
$3,479.00
$1,080.00
J. Paul Reddam
Red Diamond Stable LLC
Red Storm Stable
Gerald Reid
$1,497.00
$160.00
$5,605.00
$1,724.00
Breeder
Rhapsody Farm
Rhapsody Farm & Alan & Dora Alcon
Rhapsody Farm, LLC
Linda Rice
Ronald Richter
Louise Riggio
RJD Stables, LLC
Lansdon B. Robbins
James K. Roberts
Paul Rodliff
Loraine Roe
John Scott Rogers
Rojan Farms
Rojan Farms and Barbara Bongard
Ronald S. Rolfe
Lawrence P Roman
Raymond A. Roncari
Christopher A. Roncone
Edward R. Rosas
Robert D. Rosenthal
Robert A. Ross
Paul II. Rothfuss
RRC & G Stables, Inc.
Anne H. Rudder
Total Awarded
$6,213.00
$13,275.80
$1,591.50
$210.50
$3,184.50
$2,564.20
$220.00
$2,232.00
$3,037.60
$1.781.50
$160.00
$407.50
---------------- $5,625.50
$11,032.15
$1,182.00
$385.00
$31.50
$80.00
$714.00
$3,718.70
$3,009.20
$420.00
$3,048.00
Russell L. Reineman Stable, Inc.
Rustlewood Farm, Inc.
Mr. Nicholas Sallusto
Donna Lee Sammons
$3,084.95
$715.00
$944.00
$642.50
$1,195.00
Sanford H. Robbins, LLC
Barbara T Santangelo
George L. Santangelo
Saratoga Glen Farm , LLC
$2,665.00
$929.00
$1,269.00
$714.00
Saratoga Glen Farm, LLC
Richard T. Saxton
Say A Prayer Stable
Lynne M Scace
Lynne M. Scace
$340.90
$80.00
$756.00
$143.50
Rich Scelfo
Mark Schartinan
$13,352.00
$3,614.00
$171.50
James Schatt
Martin F. Scheinman
Mr. Ronald D. Schmidt
Gus Schoenborn Jr.
$781.50
$1,515.00
$9,569.50
$21.858.40
Emily L. Schoeneman
Richard Schosberg
$1,687.00
$2,274.00
Mr. Michael A. Schrader
Aaron Schroeder
$9,494.10
$528.00
Breeder
Total Awarded
Herbert T. Schwartz
Mr. Scott M. Schwartz
Michaelyn Scott - Gamble
September Stable
Sequel 01
Sequel 2003
Sequel 2004
Sequel Thoroughbreds, LLC
Jeffrey Sexton
Sez Who Thoroughbreds
Sez Who Thoroughbreds North, LLC
$11,470.50
$8,268.50
$40.00
$1,685.00
$3,334.80
$12,952.40
$1,320.00
$3,659.60
$1,073.60
$15.255.75
$80,762.58
Michael P. Shanley
Dr. Cary Shapoff
Edward L. Shapoff
Eric Sharp
Christopher Shelli
Jan M Sherrard
Dr. Herbert S. Sherry
SHHS Stable, LLC
$1,159.50
$1,242.00
$15,005.00
$3,938.40
$1,872.80
$458.40
$7,476.75
$3,648.00
Al J. Shiyou
Walter Shook
Sienna Farms LLC
Mr. Steven L. Simon
$1,222.80
$2,309.00
$2,576.00
$105.00
Joan T. Simpson
Cynthia Sinchak
Michael A Slezak
Michael A. Slezak
Paul P. Smith
Tracie Lynn Smith
Snowberry Farm
Mr. Scott S. Solar
Songbird Farm
$1,671.00
$1,571.00
$40.00
Song Hill Thoroughbreds LLC
$2,790.75
$8,974.50
$4,396.00
$20.00
Mary Ann Sorge
Sorin Stables, Inc.
South Gate & Denlea Park LLC
Dr. Paul J. Spada
Anthony Spadea Jr.
John Spendolini
Robert Spiegel
Michael Spielman
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Spielman
Sportsman Stable 12
Sportsmen Stable
Spruce Lane Farm
Spruce Pond Stable
Mark Stanley
18
$82.50
$3.208.00
$465.50
$2,400.00
$5,427.60
$5,104.00
$1,989.10
$892.70
$2,184.40
$303.00
$1,618.00
$270.00
$2,526.50
$1,300.00
$1.514.90
$52.50
$2,776.00
Breeder
Harold Stanyon
Total Awarded
Henry Stanziale
$3,745.00
$80.00
Steel Your Face Stables
Steel Your Face Stables LLC
Steeplechase Farm
$4,753.20
$1,435.00
$223.00
Mr. Frank Stella
Evan Stern
Winslow B. Stevens
Margaret J Stockbridge
Michael I,. Stock
$200.00
$3,923.00
$1,912.50
$59.50
$59.50
Stonebridge Farm
Stonegate Racing Stables
Stonewall Farm
$6,628.40
$342.80
$33,011.19
Stonewall Farm & Robert Breier
Stoneybrook Farm
Strait Gate Thoroughbreds, LLC
Catherine Stratton
John Stuart
Sugar Maple Farm
Sugar Maple Farm & DeIn Ltd.
Sugar Maple Farm & H. Lewis Rapaport
Sugar Maple Farm & H. Rappaport
Sugar Maple Farm,1nc.
Sugar Maple Farm & Robert Baker
Barbara Sullivan
Barbara A. Sullivan
Gail A. Suozzo
$6,524.00
$1,695.20
$5,453.00
$1,000.00
$956.40
$32,688.75
$3,408.80
$5,040.00
$2.576.00
$6,623.10
$2,070.50
$5,516.00
$520.00
$1,512.00
Sure Thing Stables, LLC
Selcuk Tamgac
Ping W. Tam
Luciano Benny Tavana
$4,885.50
$1,386.00
$171.50
$525.00
Ted Taylor
$10,468.00
Team Millennium Stable
Team Penney Racing
Tea Party Stable Inc.
Tea Party Stable Inc. & Runaround Stable
Mr. John W. Tebbutt Jr.
Tee-N-Jay Farm & fleadless Horsemen LL
$5,705.20
$1,961.00
$14,632.20
$1,442.50
$508.50
$731.50
Carmine Telesca
Mr. William J. Terrill
Tesoriero Stable
Mr. Richard B. Thatcher
The Billings Partnership/ Equilete INC.
Thinking Cap Stable
Becky Thomas
Thomas-Narlinger LLC
Thomas-Narlinger, LLC
$5,649.50
$7,375.00
$1,040.00
$290.50
$1,630.00
$461.00
$46,583.95
$18,259.60
$53,935.42
Breeder
Thorndale Farm
Jonathan Thorne
Three Friends Stable
Total Awarded
$377.75
$175.00
$120.00
Thunder Run Thoroughbreds
Roger L. Toffolon
Timothy W. Tompkins
Celeste Tracy
$1,445.20
$2,494.00
$1,847.20
$816.00
Tri-County Stable
Tri-County Stables
Trinacria U.S.A. Stable
'Fri Star Farms
$1,729.00
$9,522.88
$119.00
$2,935.80
Tri. Star Stables, LLC
Richard J. Troncone
Philip Trowbridge
True Breeding & Sales, LLC
TSP Enterprises
Jeffrey Tucker
$47.50
$5,960.50
$5,970.00
$1,934.30
$320.00
$12,728.00
Aline V. Ubbink
Frances Ubbink
Mr. Roddy Valente
Martha Valentino
Valentino Racing ,Inc.
Peter Vangelatos
James Vena
Very Un Stable
$2,566.40
$210.00
$17,757.00
$3,228.00
$2,480.90
$63.00
$725.75
$9,576.65
Paul Vetrano
Victory Thoroughbred Racing Stables Inc.
Susan Vitro
Susan Ann Vitro
$119.00
$1,208.40
$8,847.35
$1,227.20
V.N.R. Thoroughbred Corp.
Mr. Adam Wachtel
$700.00
$3,939.50
Wachtel Stable
James A Wade
Henry T Waring
$23,116.40
$846.00
$4,058.50
Henry T. Waring
Sherry Washburn
Waterville Lake Stables LLC
Michael Watral
$1,532.50
$843.00
$5,884.75
$79.80
Weatherwatch Farm
Annaliese Weibel
$1,227.00
$21 1.50
Albert Weis
Barry L Weisbord
Barry L. Weisbord
Wellspring Stables
$6,253.50
$6,062.00
$13,476.00
$14,269.00
Nicole Welsh
Westerly Horse Farm, Inc.
Mr.& Mrs. Raymond D. Whelihan
19
$3,992.50
$1,456.08
$40.00
Breeder
Total Awarded
Howard T. Whitbred
Sarah Leigh Whitney
$738.50
$2,640.00
Dr. William B. Wilmot
Wilson Securities Corp.
Winbound Farms
$4,784.00
$480.00
$666.30
Windhorse Thoroughbreds LLC
$8,273.00
Windmill Manor Farms, Inc.
Windylea Farm
Windylea Farm & Philip J. O'Neill
Win Star Farm, 1,I,C
Peter R. Winston
$7,533.10
$3,868.00
$57.50
$2,072.00
$4,622.80
John Witte
John M. Wolferseder
$4,458.00
$88.00
Marc Woltag
Wonderland ,LLC
Darwin K. Wood
James T. Wright
Thomas C. Zambuto
Kelly Zanella
Mary J. Zeppetelli
Richard Zwirn
$1,791.00
$520.00
$126.00
$120.00
$2,153.30
$1,655.20
$1,129.00
$47.50
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2010 STALLION OWNER AWARDS
The Fund allocated 13.68% (preliminary figure) of its budget for 2010 to pay awards
to owners of stallions that sired horses that finished first through third (effective as of
9/1/08) in any New York race. The following shows the total stallion owner awards
paid for each year from 2000 to 2010:
Calendar Year (Budget %)
Amount Paid
2010 (13.68%)
$1,559,369
2009 (24.23%)
$2,370,035
2008 (18.24%)
$2,213,774
2007 (17.59%)
$2,629,828
2006 (16.40%)
$2,592,781
2005 (15.79%)
$2,451,903
2004 (15.44%)
$2,217,057
2003 (14.52%)
$1,964,053
2002 (14.15%)
$1,919,812
2001 (13.42%)
$1,799,552
2000 (13.17%)
$1,683,546
The following shows the number of award recipients that earned stallion owner
awards for each year from 2000 to 2010:
Number of
Individuals,
Entities or
Partnerships
Receiving Awards
112
115
169
175
174
170
161
154
148
152
156
Calendar Year
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
2001
2000
21
Stallion Owner Awards
Total for
Stallion Owner
American Chance Syndicate - Lessee
Stallion
TotalAward
Owner
American Chance
$1,334.20
$1,334.20
American Standard Syndicate
American Standard
$277.90
$277.90
Anasheed Syndicate, LLC
Anasheed
$343.00
$343.00
Michael Anchel
Shawklit Won
$860.23
$860.23
Anstu Farm, LLC
Kettle Won
$2,120.86
$2,120.86
A. P. Jet Syndicate
A. P Jet
$24,205.30
$24,205.30
Artax Syndicate
Artax
$21,848.61
$21,848.61
Mr. John T. Behrendt
Incurable Optimist
$634.55
$634.55
B.E. Stables
Lycius
$5,664.30
$5,664.30
Philip S. Birsh
Mayakovsky
$8,512.05
$8,512.05
Bonnie Heath Farm LLC
Kalu
$767.20
$767.20
Mr. Vincent J. CampoBasso
Obligato
$236.95
$236.95
Cappuchino Syndicate
Cappuchino
$1,415.40
$1,415.40
Captain Bodgit Partnership
Captain Bodgit
$291.20
$291.20
City Zip Syndicate
City Zip
$18,688.32
$18,688.32
Coffee Pot Stables - (leasor)
The Wicked North
$652.68
$652.68
Edward Cohn
Legion Field
$28.00
$28.00
Madeline Cohn
Legion Field
$2,431.10
$2,431.10
Crafty C.T. Partners
Crafty C. T.
$8,877.33
$8,877.33
Rebecca Czarnocki
Our Frankie
$1,507.10
$1,507.10
Distinctive Pro Syndicate
Distinctive Pro
$7,209.16
$7,209.16
Mr. James F. Edwards
Thunder Rumble
$195.30
$195.30
Empire Stud, LLC
Chief Seattle
$8,055.04
$8,055.04
Mr. Richard Englander
Adios My Friend
$595.70
$595.70
Fast Decision Syndicate
Fast Decision
$475.30
$475.30
Flying Zee Stables
Western Expression
$20,870.08
$20,870.08
Sanford Goldfarb
Aggadan
$280.00
$280.00
Gone For Real Syndicate
Gone for Real
$1,257.83
$1,257.83
Gorky Park Lease Account
Gorky Park (FR)
$168.00
$168.00
Michael Hanafin
Satellite Sun
$542.50
$542.50
Mr. Albert J. Hettinger
Millions
$954.80
$954.80
Hobeau Farm, Ltd.
Kelly Kip
$3,595.34
$3,595.34
22
Stallion Owner
Stallion
Max Hugel
Manlove
Elisabeth R. Jerkens
Best of Luck
Key Contender Syndicate
Gary L. Least
Liberty Stud (Leasee)
Jean M. Martin
Total for
Owner
$740.95
$326.20
$740.95
Key Contender
$5,885.53
$5,885.53
Crusader Sword
$318.64
Slice of Reality
$999.95
$326.20
$1,318.59
City Hall Slew
$413.70
Entepreneur
$297.08
Manlove
$808.35
$1,105.43
Tri Line
$516.60
$516.60
Thats a Nono
$738.85
$738.85
Brian Mandryck
Mr. Francis Martini
TotalAward
Scarlet Ibis
Mayakovsky Stud Group
Mayakovsky
Unforgiven Affair
$166.60
$413.70
$166.60
$5,815.74
$5,815.74
$256.20
$256.20
Desert Warrior
$25,361.69
Halory Hunter
$1,190.70
Judge T C
$24,041.68
Regal Classic
$13,272.63
Western Borders
$1,697.85
Wheelaway
$2,142.70
$67,707.25
McMahon of Saratoga - Syndicate Manager
Wheelaway
$41,614.86
$41,614.86
McMahon of Saratoga Thoroughbreds LLC
Around the Cape
$492.80
$492.80
McMahon Thoroughbreds
Millions
$773.15
$773.15
Merrylegs Farm
Stanislavsky
Mr. Joseph G. McMahon
Midas Eyes Syndicate
Millennium Thoroughbreds
Midas Eyes
Talk Is Money
Millennium Wind Lease Account
Millennium Wind
Monhill Farm, LLC
Lacotte (IRE)
Well Noted
Timothy P. Murphy
Squall Warning
Nunzio Syndicate
Nunzio
Ocean Blue Stable
Brushed On
$708.54
$3,273.90
$382.20
$3,648.12
$3,273.90
$382.20
$3,648.12
$39.20
$7,238.70
$282.80
$947.10
$738.15
Ormsby Partnership Lease A/C
Ormsby
$1,501.85
Paraneck Stallions
Adonis
Aristotle
$655.90
23
$708.54
$252.70
$7,277.90
$282.80
$947.10
$738.15
$1,501.85
Stallion Owner
Stallion
TotalAward
Total for
Owner
Paraneck Stallions
Griffinite
$4,023.04
$4,931.64
Pegasus Farms , Inc.
Deputy Cat
$2,431.80
Ground Storm
$2,013.20
$4,445.00
Robert Perez
Senor Speedy
$349.72
$349.72
Performing Magic Syndicate
Performing Magic
$15,343.44
$15,343.44
Personal Flag Syndicate
Personal Flag
$294.00
$294.00
$3,447.29
Phone Trick Syndicate
Phone Trick
$3,447.29
Mrs. Margaret Picarello
Carry My Colors
$2,992.43
$2,992.43
$41.65
Polish Pro Syndicate
Polish Pro
$41.65
Mr. Michael Progno
Risen Roman
$392.00
$392.00
Pucker Ridge Farm, LLC - (Lessee)
Roman Dancer
$28.00
$28.00
Questroyal Crusader Gold Token LLC
Gold Token
$40,389.79
$40,389.79
$196.00
$196.00
Questroyal Crusader , LLC.
Crusader Sword
Questroyal Crusader LLC "American Chance"
American Chance
$4,108.58
$4,108.58
Questroyal Crusader LLC-Synd. Mngr.
Tomorrows Cat
$20,292.37
$20,292.37
Questroyal III, LLC / Gold Fever
Gold Fever
$18,285.61
$18,285.61
Questroyal II, LLC
Fast Play
$981.40
$981.40
Questroyal Stable , Inc. ( Syndicate Manager )
Abaginone
$1,190.00
Signal Tap
$1,228.15
$2,418.15
Radio Star Syndicate
Radio Star
$680.61
$680.61
Kenneth L. Ramsey
Catienus
$27,108.23
$27,108.23
Linda J. Reading
Comeonmom
$1,612.52
$1,612.52
Read The Footnotes Partnership
Read the Footnotes
$21,120.75
$21,120.75
Ronald Richter
Holditholditholdit
$1,215.90
$1,215.90
River Keen (IRE) Syndicate
River Keen (IRE)
$1,479.10
$1,479.10
Roaring Fever, LLC
Roaring Fever
$37,631.44
$37,631.44
James K. Roberts
Red Tail Hawk
$548.80
$548.80
Rock and Roll Syndicate
Rock and Roll
$14,588.00
$14,588.00
Rodeo Syndicate
Rodeo
$1,930.60
$1,930.60
Saratoga Glen Farm, LLC
Captain Red
$6,171.41
Eltish
$1,097.60
$7,269.01
Say Florida Sandy Syndicate
Say Florida Sandy
$18,520.39
$18,520.39
Sequel Stallions New York LLC
Dream Run
$409.15
$409.15
Sequel Stallions New York , LLC
Freud
$103,901.89
$140,642.30
24
Stallion Owner
Sequel Stallions New York, LLC
Stallion
TotalAward
Total for
Owner
Freud
$15,138.04
Good and Tough
$23,299.99
$60,753.54
Sequel Stallions New York , LLC
Hook and Ladder
$36,740.41
$140,642.30
Sequel Stallions New York, LLC
Hook and Ladder
$5,116.30
Precise End
$11,346.65
Read the Footnotes
$4,682.86
Ten Most Wanted
$1,169.70
$60,753.54
Precise End
$15,139.04
$15,139.04
Prime Timber
$20,183.72
Rizzi
$10,086.23
$30,269.95
Silver Music Syndicate
Silver Music
$1,561.00
$1,561.00
Sorin Stables, Inc.
Ommadon
$2,856.84
$2,856.84
Stonewall Farm & J.I. Racing
David
$3,540.96
$3,540.96
Strategic Mission Syndicate
Strategic Mission
$23,506.84
$23,506.84
Sugar Maple Farm & J. I. Racing Inc
Ormsby
$2,833.95
$2,833.95
SUNY Cobleskill
Mighty Magee
$1,661.10
$1,661.10
SUNY Cobleskill College Foundation, Inc.
Mighty Magee
$93.10
$93.10
Take Me Out Syndicate
Take Me Out
$4,496.66
$4,496.66
$327.60
Sez Who Thoroughbreds & Lakland North
Sez Who Thoroughbreds North, LLC
James Taylor
Bright Cat
$327.60
Ted Taylor
Peruvian
$486.50
$486.50
Carmine Telesca
Uncle Camie
$882.00
$882.00
The Billings Partnership/ Equilete INC.
Prosper Fager
$805.00
$805.00
$1,556.38
The Thoroughbred Corporation
Performing Magic
$1,556.38
Roger L. Toffolon
Sea Salute
$1,721.30
$1,721.30
Top Account Syndicate
Top Account
$1,770.73
$1,770.73
Mr. Anthony Turchiarelli
Preacherman
$285.67
$285.67
Mr. Stephen Ubbink
Squall Warning
$88.20
$88.20
James A. Vena
Badge
$6,963.53
$6,963.53
$322.00
$322.00
$11,562.25
V.N.R. Thoroughbred Corp.
Calumar
Wachtel Stable
Smokin Mel
$11,562.25
Michael Watral
Dixie Brass
$123.20
Rage
$1,611.61
$1,734.81
Williamstown Syndicate
Williamstown
$2,704.10
$2,704.10
Windmill Manor Farms, Inc.
Thunderello
$2,917.60
$2,917.60
25
Stallion Owner
Stallion
TotalAward
Wonderland ,LLC
Let Goodtimes Roll
$796.53
Mary J. Zeppetelli
Forest Deputy
$566.58
26
Total for
Owner
$796.53
$566.58
2010 OPEN-COMPANY OWNER AWARDS
The Fund allocated 7.54% (preliminary figure) of its budget for 2010 to pay awards to owners of horses that
finished first through third in open competition in races with conditions satisfying the criteria set forth by the
Fund. The following shows the total open-company owner awards paid for each year from 2000 to 2010:
Calendar Year (% of
Budget)
2010 (7.54%)
2009 (11.32%)
2008 (10.18%)
2007 (8.97%)
2006 (8.68%)
2005 (9.17%)
2004 (7.98%)
2003 (9.41%)
2002 (9.67%)
2001 (10.91%)
2000 (10.48%)
Amount Paid
$859,621
$1,107,667
$1,388,649
$1,340,363
$1,372,430
$1,424,780
$1,145,343
$1,273,002
$1,311,678
$1,458,310
$1,339,376
The following shows the number of award recipients that earned open-company owner awards for each year
from 2000 to 2010:
Number of
Individuals,
Entities or
Partnerships
Receiving Awards
234
361
365
393
413
400
359
393
389
409
391
Calendar Year
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
2001
2000
27
The following shows the average open-company owner award for each year from 2000 to 2010:
Calendar Year
2010
Average Open-Company
Owner Award
$3,674
2009
$3,068
2008
$3,805
2007
$3,411
2006
$3,323
2005
$3,562
2004
$3,190
2003
$3,239
2002
$3,372
2001
$3,566
2000
$3,426
28
Open-Company Owner Awards
OWNER
Acqua Nova Stable
James Acquilano
Akindale Farm
TOTAL AWARD
OWNER
$352.00
Mr. Chester Broman
$1,473.00
Eric Brophy
TOTAL AWARD
$935.40
$2,408.00
$420.00
Kevin H. Brown
$102.20
$235.20
Joseph G. Bucci
$2,050.80
$2,700.00
Carl Buhr
$5,454.40
$7,515.00
Jose A. Cabrera
$580.24
Alan Alcon
Dora Alcon
Aliyuee Ben J Stable
Mr. Bruce Anderson
$1,019.20
Ronald Cabrijan
$352.00
Judy A. Anderson
$3,910.00
Stephen L. Campbell
$352.00
Anstu Stables, Inc.
$3,045.00
Cannon Farms
Brian R. Armstrong
$1,765.40
John Caputo
$920.00
$8,739.80
Carnelian Racing Stable
$100.80
Camelia J. Casby
$784.00
$1,2433.60
Mr. Charlton Baker
Patrick Baratta
$880.00
Paul W. Barrow
$4,669.20
Eskei E. Beech
$159.00
Mr. George S. Beech
$1,056.00
Edward C. Behringer
$88.00
Bicycle Stables
Big Dawg Stable
Donna M. Bireta
Castle Village Farm
$176.00
$2,352.00
Caves Farm
$265.00
Chalk Racing Stables
$938.00
Naipaul Chatterpaul
$5,588.00
Chevalier Stable
$4,532.00
Clear Stars Stable
$510.00
$2,688.00
Coffee Pot Stable
$352.00
$864.00
Ms. Donna M. Bireta
Philip S. Birsh
Blackout Racing Stables
$172.00
Marialice Coffey
$488.00
$238.00
Colleen S. Stable
$1,888.60
Jennifer Contessa
$700.00
$742.00
William Bloom
$2,107.00
Audrey Hastings Cooper
$176.00
$4,560.00
Carol R. Correa
$595.00
$10,999.40
John F. Courtney
$528.00
$3,719.40
Edward A. Cox Jr
$2,661.00
Blue Bison Stable
Blue Star Stable
Blue Stork Stables
Blue Streak Stable
David Cramer
$2,631.40
Suzann Z. Bobley
$1,056.00
$4,422.00
Bona Venture Stables
$840.00
Tina Marie Bond
Brignole Farm Stable
Curragh Stables , LLC
$2,520.00
Ralph D'Alessandro
$1,584.00
D and B Stables
$634.00
$823.20
Peter Deutsch
29
$92.40
$480.00
OWNER
Angel H. Diaz - Valdez
Rosalie Di Rico
TOTAL AWARD
OWNER
$3,826.08
TOTAL AWARD
Glenridge Stable
$200.00
$630.00
Lawrence Goichman
$528.00
$80.50
Mr. Bruce A. Golden
$800.80
Michael J. Divitto
DMZ Racing Stable
Donegal Racing
$1,680.00
Goodwin Farm
$2,139.20
Mr. John A. Graziano
$84.00
$1,680.00
$1,764.00
Shelly Green
$1,293.00
James C. Dorman
Jack Dorrian
Walter Downey
$820.00
Michael Haers
$2,312.00
Prentiss W. Hallenbeck
$2,088.00
Albert V. Hanley
$240.80
$2,660.00
Michael Dubb
Thomas Dushas
Edition Farm
$528.00
Susan T. Harris
$686.00
Haven Oaks Stable
$973.00
$2,009.00
$915.20
Thomas B Edwards
$1,478.40
E El R Stable
Lynda S. Hayes
$700.00
Neville Henry
$680.00
Hesa Stable
$1,437.40
William R. Hettinger
$1,232.00
Eklektikos
Jeffrey Englehart
Epona Stable
$3,744.00
$1,344.00
$460.00
Michael E Hushion
John T Esposito
$588.00
Leah Stables
Fat Guys Stable
$86.00
$159.00
$560.00
$2,632.00
Mr. Stephen E. Jacobs
$778.40
$864.00
Jay Em Ess Stable
$420.00
$275.80
Joemar Racing Stables , LLC
$2,688.00
$1,056.00
Jump Sucker Stable
$5,098.00
$6,338.84
Just Jackie Stables
$1,639.60
Just Us Racing
$1,680.00
Karakorum Farm
$8,099.00
Ferentino Farm
Ferentino Farm & Charlton Baker
Mr. Louis P. Ferrari
M. Anthony Ferraro
$322.00
Fiddlers Green Stable
Donald Fingleton
$534.80
Dennis J. Fiorello
Marc Keller
$4,942.00
$287.00
Linda R. Fisher
$840.00
Flying Zee Stables
Fox Ridge Farm, Inc.
Mr. Thomas J. Kelly
James G. Kettell
$7,608.00
$1,360.80
Ronald Kiser
$1,440.00
$2,867.80
Jane M. Freed
Klaravich Stables , Inc
$2,299.40
Albert Fried Jr.
Lesley Friedman
Robert Klimasewski
$1,038.40
$1,878.80
Langpap Stable
$630.00
$1,680.00
Michael LeCesse
William B. Fuccillo
Mr. Donald J. George
$1,156.00
Michael A. LeCesse
30
$2,318.00
$430.50
$492.00
$528.00
$1,654.40
OWNER
Harold Lerner
TOTAL AWARD
OWNER
$6,603.40
Padua Stables
$294.00
Francis Paolangeli
TOTAL AWARD
$2,856.00
$13,873.14
Mark J. Lewis
$2,315.00
Megan Lucas
Paris Hill Thoroughbred Corp
$1,780.00
Parting Glass Stable
$2,793.00
$1,260.00
Peekaboo Stable
$2,471.20
$512.00
Hon. Earle I. Mack
Adam Madkour
$2,880.00
Pegasus Dream Stable
$125.00
Majesty Stud , LLC
$4,700.00
Edward Charles Perdue
$92.40
Sigmund Margulies
$1,590.00
Pinnacle Farms
$1,010.00
Mr. Joseph E. Marino
$1,326.80
Mary E Pipolo
$1,604.40
$2,959.40
Daniel J. Poliziani
$1,008.00
$964.00
Paul P. Pompa Jr.
$10,000.00
$280.00
Prantlack Farm & David Lester
Diane McKay
$336.00
Puglisi Racing , LLC
David Markgraf
Eduardo Mayer Jr.
Anne C. McMahon
MEB Racing Stables
$1,670.00
$294.00
$1,056.00
Mr. William J. Punk Jr.
$4,140.00
$2,226.00
P Z Racing Stable
$2,460.00
$1,008.00
R and K Racing
$1,056.00
Beth Miller - Saul
Susan Moore
$952.00
Maggie Moss
$1,946.60
Eileen C. Muller
$18,741.90
Rising Star Stables
$1,764.00
Asuncion Rivera
$422.40
Betty Jean Murphy
Repole Stables LLC
$966.00
$956.90
David M Rivera
$827.40
My Purple Haze Stables
$6,308.40
M ikhael Rolffs
$543.20
Navesink Thoroughbred Breeders LL
$1,722.00
Assaf Ronen
$137.20
New Day Racing , LLC
$176.00
Bernd U. Rothemeyer
$385.00
John A. Salvato
$250.00
$504.00
Beth M. Saul
$308.00
$814.80
Emily L. Schoeneman
$176.00
David G. Nunn
Oak Orchard Farms
$2,288.00
Oakwood Stables
Obviously NY Stable
Andrea Odenbach
Oil City Stables
$2,587.60
$528.00
Michael A. Schrader
$3,886.20
Barry K. Schwartz
$3,144.40
$1,581.20
Herbert T. Schwartz
$1,590.00
Mr. Scott M. Schwartz
James F. Olson
One Pond Stable
Our Victory Racing Stable
$1,045.00
Vincent S. Scuderi
$4,424.00
Our Sugar Bear Stable
$932.00
$15,976.00
$3,668.00
$560.00
September Stable
Shining Starlite Racing
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$176.00
$1,680.00
OWNER
TOTAL AWARD
OWNER
Mr. Roddy Valente
Howard J. Siegel
$1,977.00
Sinatra Thoroughbred Breeding and R
$1,408.00
$2,820.00
Mark J. Valentine
$408.80
$384.00
Wachtel Stable
$336.00
$294.00
Henry T. Waring
$416.00
SJB Stable
Small Batch Thoroughbreds
TOTAL AWARD
Kenneth R. Smith
$88.00
Western Resources Racing , LLC
$5,924.80
Anthony Spadea Jr
$267.40
West Point Stable
$1,764.00
John Spinello
$800.00
West Point Thoroughbreds , Inc
$1,620.00
$280.00
Winning Move Stable
$1,008.00
Starlight Partners
Statehouse Stable
Winning Move Stable , LLC
$4,200.00
Steel Your Face Stables
$3,500.00
$2,397.60
Winslow B. Stevens
John M. Wolferseder
$170.00
Stonegate Racing Stables
$574.00
Winter Park Partners
$176.00
$616.00
Stephen Yarbrough
$1,520.64
Strait Gate Thoroughbreds, LLC
$2,478.00
Zayat Stables , LLC
$14,540.00
Sure Thing Stables, LLC
$1,500.00
Craig Sweeting
$450.00
Patsy C. Symons
$7,886.00
Luciano Benny Tavana
$1,050.00
Ted Taylor
$1,260.00
Team Jomar Stable
$210.00
Team Millennium Stable
$1,336.00
Team Stallion Racing Corp
$2,730.00
Terra Di Sienna Stables
$823.20
Henry Terranova
$4,828.00
The Players Group
$410.00
Tri-County Stables
$728.00
Triple Diamond Stables
$410.00
Richard J. Troncone
$4,011.00
TSP Enterprises
$768.00
Judy E. Turetsky
$653.70
Turtle Bird Stable
$26,688.00
Frances Ubbink
$420.00
Mr. Stephen Ubbink
$1,792.00
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2010 Leading New York-breds by Earnings
HORSE NAME
EARNINGS IN US
Haynesfield, 06 h by Speightstown
Get Serious, 04 g by City Zip
Franny Freud, 07 f by Freud
Silver Timber, 03 g by Prime Timber
Bug Juice, 08 g by Mingun
Rightly So, 06 m by Read the Footnotes
Meese Rocks, 05 m by Rock and Roll
Endless Circle, 04 h by Precise End
Ibboyee, 07 c by Medallist
Friend Or Foe, 07 c by Friends Lake
Yawanna Twist, 07 c by Yonaguska
Driven by Success, 05 g by Precise End
Straight Story, 06 h by Giant's Causeway
General Maximus, 07 c by Freud
Stormy's Majesty, 07 c by Stormy Atlantic
Lubash, 07 c by Freud
Icabad Crane, 05 g by Jump Start
City Broad, 05 m by City Zip
Out of Respect, 07 g by Read the Footnotes
Sharp Secretary, 07 f by Cactus Ridge
Manteca, 05 g by Aptitude
Pocket Cowboys, 06 g by Wild Event
Exclusive Scheme, 06 m by Saarland
Dr. W, 05 g by Cat Thief
Mission Approved, 04 h by With Approval
Writingonthewall, 05 g by E Dubai
Bandbox, 08 c by Tapit
Final Mesa, 08 f by Sky Mesa
Shine Upon, 07 f by Congaree
Chestoria, 04 m by Chester House
Khancord Kid, 07 f by Lemon Drop Kid
Ezzy, 06 g by Rizzi
Meriwether Jessica, 05 m by Freud
Lots of Stones, 07 f by Strategic Mission
Six Flings, 06 g by Artax
Mine Over Matter, 07 c by Mineshaft
R Betty Graybull, 06 m by Holy Bull
Johannesburg Smile, 07 c by Johannesburg
Star of New York, 06 h by Five Star Day
Be Bullish, 05 g by Pure Prize
Sweet Lorena, 04 m by Langfuhr
Whateverittakes, 07 g by Value Plus
You Go West Girl, 04 m by Mr. Greeley
Freud's Notebook, 07 f by Freud
Dreamin of Victory, 03 g by Victory Gallop
In Te Domine, 07 f by Freud
Siete Machos, 07 g by Roman Ruler
Big Brownie, 06 m by Wheelaway
Canadian Ballet, 05 m by City Zip
Mighty Morris, 05 g by Wheelaway
No Mine, 07 g by Gold Token
Lights Out Lisa, 07 f by Menifee
Chorus Music, 05 m by Strategic Mission
South Fourth St., 04 g by Mt. Livermore
Banker's Buy, 06 m by Distorted Humor
Bearursa, 05 m by Precise End
Favorite Flavor, 06 m by Wiseman's Ferry
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$749,300
$459,500
$390,000
$296,511
$290,740
$278,500
$269,550
$261,290
$261,010
$259,634
$231,000
$214,050
$202,188
$202,150
$182,732
$176,344
$175,000
$170,917
$166,400
$165,964
$161,400
$158,700
$153,026
$151,150
$150,400
$143,784
$143,680
$142,377
$142,337
$139,500
$138,980
$135,989
$134,036
$131,900
$130,660
$126,550
$124,550
$124,260
$121,251
$120,460
$119,813
$118,770
$118,610
$117,100
$116,354
$112,540
$111,400
$110,664
$110,600
$109,800
$109,660
$109,242
$108,067
$108,005
$107,890
$106,368
$106,215
Gimme Credit, 03 g by Artax
Wicked Diva, 06 m by Jump Start
Glory Game, 08 g by Medallist
Giant Moon, 05 h by Giant's Causeway
Acquired Cat, 04 m by Tactical Cat
Laylaben, 06 m by Not For Love
Uncle T Seven, 06 h by Freud
Bob's Dylan, 05 m by David
City Train, 07 g by Slew City Slew
Saltamontes, 08 f by Wheelaway
Castaneda, 07 g by Yonaguska
Spa City Princess, 07 f by Roaring Fever
Spa City Fever, 06 g by Roaring Fever
Hysterical Cat, 08 c by Bluegrass Cat
Ampart Ridge, 06 m by Cactus Ridge
Sentimental Lass, 08 f by Freud
Midnight Billy, 07 g by Captain Red
My Dinah, 05 m by Victory Gallop
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$105,820
$105,550
$105,428
$104,116
$102,600
$100,724
$99,500
$98,826
$98,686
$98,500
$97,350
$97,149
$95,650
$94,983
$94,700
$93,800
$92,971
$92,947
Starts Statistics for 2001 to 2010
In 2010, 3,632 thoroughbreds bred in New York made 25,134 starts in North America,
earning total purses of $65,700,731. These New York-breds finished first 2,946 times,
second 3,027 times, and third 3,045 times, for a total of 9,018 top-three finishes and an
overall in-the-money rate of 35.9%.
overall in-the-money rate of 34.6%.
overall in-the-money rate of 35%. The total purses earned represents an increase of
over 6% compared to last year’s figure of $76,378,645, marking the eleventh
consecutive year of record earnings.
In 2007, a total of 3,934 thoroughbreds bred in New York made 26,292 starts in North
America, earning total purses of $76,378,645. These New York-breds finished first
2,974 times, second 3,148 times, and third 3,098 times, for a total of 9,220 top-three
finishes and an overall in-the-money rate of 35%. The total purses earned represents an
increase of nearly 4% over last year’s figure of $73,535,643, marking the tenth
consecutive year of record earnings. The total North American purse earnings by New
York-breds in 2007 represent an increase of nearly 72% over the 1997 figure of
$44,456,305.
In 2006, a total of 3,873 thoroughbreds bred in New York made 26,320 starts
worldwide, earning total purses of $73,535,643. These New York-breds finished first
2,956 times, second 3,180 times, and third 3,101 times, for a total of 9,237 top-three
finishes and an overall in-the-money rate of 42.4%, an increase of over 6 percentage
points compared to the figure for last year. North American earnings by New Yorkbreds increased to a total of $72,092,598 for 2006, marking the ninth consecutive year
of record earnings. The total North American purse earnings by New York-breds in
2006 represent an increase of over 62% compared to the 1997 figure of $44,456,305.
America, finishing first 2,940 times, second 2,949 times, and third 2,929 times, for a
total of 8,818 top-three finishes and an overall in-the-money rate of 36%. Total North
American purse earnings by New York-breds in 2005 reached an all-time high of
$71,907,213, surpassing the record set in 2004 by nearly $6.7 million. This marks the
eighth consecutive year of record-setting earnings by New York-breds.
total of 8,166 top-three finishes and an overall in-the-money rate of 33.7%. Total
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North American purse earnings by New York-breds in 2004 reached an all-time high
of $65,211,933, surpassing the record set in 2003 by over $7.5 million.
North American purse earnings by New York-breds in 2003 reached an all-time high
of $57,674,759, surpassing the record set in 2002 by over $2.5 million.
North American purse earnings by New York-breds in 2002 reached $54,963,235,
surpassing the record set in 2001 by over $1 million.
total of 7,912 top-three finishes and an overall in-the-money rate of nearly 36%. Total
North American purse earnings by New York-breds in 2001 reached $53,860,329,
surpassing the record set in 2000 by nearly $1.25 million.
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Performance of NY Stallions in 2010
By Rab Hagin
For the first time since the 2002 season, two stallions standing in New York had over
$4 million in annual progeny earnings: Posse ($4,224,805) and Freud ($4,035,403). In
fact, a total of eight New York stallions (all living) topped $2 million – the highest
number of living annual multi-millionaire sires ever to stand in New York. A dozen
New York-based stallions had more than $1.6 million in 2010 progeny earnings, and
the 11 of those that are still living (one died in 2006) are all scheduled to remain in the
state for the 2011 breeding season. Freud, who entered stud in New York in 2002,
became the first stallion with more than $4 million in annual New York-conceived
progeny earnings since the late Cure the Blues achieved that distinction following his
death more than a decade ago.
Third-leading 2010 New York-based sire Repent ($3,016,624) and fourth-leading sire
Congaree ($2,904,673) both stood in the state in 2010, while Touch Gold ($2,894,002)
and Alphabet Soup ($2,605,414) arrived later in the year as part of the Adena Springs
contingent to stand at Joe and Anne McMahon's McMahon of Saratoga
Thoroughbreds. Golden Missile ($2,539,814) has stood at Dr. Jonathan Davis' Milfer
Farm in Unadilla since 2008, but Grade 1-winning miler Purge ($2,288,817) is another
late 2010 arrival to the Empire State, standing at Vinery New York in Hudson.
Catienus ($1,913,144) and New York-bred Read the Footnotes ($1,879,444) have both
stood substantial stretches of their stud careers in New York.
Among New York's new stallion arrivals for 2011 that have not been represented by
runners are two multiple Grade-1 winners of more than $2.3 million each: Tiago,
whose first foals arrive in 2011 and who stands at Adena Springs/McMahon, and
Marsh Side, who is entering stud under Questroyal Stud management. The trackrecord-setting Tiago (Pleasant Tap – Set Them Free, by Stop the Music) is scheduled
to stand for $5,000 (live foal) as the property of a syndicate. Marsh Side (Gone West –
Colonial Play, by Pleasant Colony), a stakes winner on both turf and Polytrack, is
owned by Robert Evans and stands at Silvernails Farm in Pine Plains for an
introductory fee of $2,000 (live foal).
Multiple Grade-2 winner Silent Name (Sunday Silence – Danzigaway, by Danehill),
whose first offspring are 2-year-olds of 2011, is another stallion on the Adena
Springs/McMahon roster and has a 2011 stud fee of $5,000 (live foal). Entering stud at
McMahon are graded winners Harlem Rocker (Macho Uno – Freedom Come, by Lit
de Justice) and Coal Play (Mineshaft – Wiscasset, by Kris S.) – the former as part of
the Adena Springs contingent, and the latter as the property of McMahon. Harlem
Rocker, who finished first in Aqueduct's Grade 1 Hill 'n' Dale Cigar Mile in 2008 but
was disqualified to second, has a 2011 stud fee of $3,500 (live foal), and Coal Play, a
standout miler, has a fee of $4,000 (live foal) for 2011. Entering stud at Vinery New
York is multiple Grade-2 winner Justenuffhumor (Distorted Humor – Justenuffheart,
by Broad Brush), who is a half-brother to Eclipse Champion Dreaming of Anna and
stands as a Darley Stallion for $5,000 (live foal).
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Impressive Lineup of New Stallions Standing in NY
By Tracy Egan
A review of the trimmed-down list of registered New York stallions suggests that the
needs of mare owners have dictated a retreat to quality for those studs standing in the
state. Looking back to the year 2000, 134 stallions were holding court for mares. Just
68 owners registered stallions for 2010, and by the end of January 2011, 70 stallions
had fulfilled the requirements of registration to stand stud duty in New York in 2011.
The owners of these horses can anticipate collecting stallion awards from purses
enriched by the long-awaited unveiling of Video Lottery Terminals at Aqueduct.
Certainly the two major Kentucky operations – Adena Springs and Vinery – that sent
stallions to New York in late 2010 to stand for the 2011 breeding season believe that
New York breeders will welcome the chance to breed their mares to in-state sires when
those stallions are quality performers from good families and represent desirable sire
lines. As Dermot Carty, Director of Sales for Adena Springs, put it, “The slots
initiative in the state of New York is very compelling. The prospect of improved
purses as well as stallion and breeder’s awards was a strong motivation for Adena
Springs Farm to support the New York State program with our stallions.”
Adena Springs topped its roster of studs standing at McMahon Thoroughbreds in
Saratoga Springs with proven sire Touch Gold. The son of Deputy Minister has
already sired 10 graded stakes winners and, with a $10,000 stud fee, figures to attract
some of the state’s top mares whose owners are looking for Northern Dancer
bloodlines.
Listed alphabetically, the other Adena stallions that are new to New York are
Breeders’ Cup Classic winner Alphabet Soup; Withers S. [G3] winner Harlem
Rocker, who brings the Macho Uno sire line to New York; Silent Name (JPN), a dual
G2 winner by top Japanese sire Sunday Silence out of a graded stakes-winning
daughter of Danehill; and Tiago, the son of Pleasant Tap who earned $2.3 million
dollars while notching wins in such prestigious Grade 1’s as the Santa Anita Derby,
The Goodwood Stakes and the Oaklawn Handicap, and who offers an outcross
pedigree free of Raise A Native/Mr. Prospector and Northern Dancer.
Vinery made a seamless move into New York by taking over Empire Stud in Hudson.
Having made its first foray into the NY stallion ranks in 2010 by sending popular sires
Posse and Repent to the Hudson operation, Vinery took some more well-measured
steps by sending three more graded stakes winners to the state for the next breeding
season.
First-year sire Justenuffhumor, a son of Distorted Humor, won two Grade 2’s on the
turf at Saratoga Race Course in 2009: the Bernard Baruch Handicap and the Fourstar
Dave Handicap. Charlie Boden, head of sales at Darley, which campaigned
Justenuffhumor, said, “The New York breeding program is poised to become one of
the most lucrative places in the country to raise a horse. We think Justenuffhumor will
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be well-received by New York breeders given his race record and world-class
pedigree.”
Vinery is also bringing the Gone West sire line to the state in the form of Kensei, a
Grade 2-winning son of Mr. Greeley who is a half-brother to 2010 Eclipse Champion
three-year-old Lookin at Lucky. Like Justenuffhumor, Kensei also proved he had a
fondness for racing at Saratoga, though Kensei did his best running on the dirt,
breaking his maiden at Saratoga in 2008 and coming back in 2009 to win the Jim
Dandy [G2].
Purge is also making a new home in the Empire State. This A.P Indy sire-line horse
also loved the Spa, as he broke his maid here in 2003 and came back to score an
impressive victory in Grade 2 Jim Dandy at three. The son of Pulpit nailed his lone
Grade 1 win at four with a smart victory in the Cigar Mile at Aqueduct. Vinery
President Tom Ludt says, “We think Purge will be well-received with New York
breeders. He’s in the top of his crop in every category, is a son of emerging sire of sires
Pulpit, and on top of that he’s a very attractive individual.”
Questroyal Stud looks to bring durability, a top sire line, and a quality female family as
it offers the Gone West son Marsh Side to breeders. The multiple Grade 1 winner
earned more than $2.3 million dollars in a 31-race career that began at age 3 and drew
to a close at age 7. His Grade 2-winning dam Colonial Play is by stamina influence
Pleasant Colony, and she is a full sister to the dam of Eclipse Champion 2-year-old
filly Pleasant Stage. Marsh Side will stand at Silvernails Farm near Pine Plains.
Other newcomers included in the New York Stallion Registry, which is published by
New York Thoroughbred Breeders Inc. with the financial support of the Fund, include:
Coal Play: The only son of 2003 Horse of the year Mineshaft at stud in NY will stand
at McMahon Thoroughbreds. Coal Play’s trainer, Hall of Famer Nick Zito, says, “Coal
Play could carry his speed over a mile, winning wire-to-wire in four of his five wins.
Coal Play has tremendous conformation, a tremendous body and brilliant speed. He
has the ability to make a terrific stallion.”
Magical Forest: This five-year-old son of Forest Camp is out of the precocious Silken
Magic. He raced 15 times and won three stakes, including the G3 Barbaro S. at
Delaware Park.
Malibu Moonshine: His sire, Malibu Moon, stands for $60,000 in Kentucky. This
horse, owned by Joseph Forrest, will stand for $3,000 at Carlland Stables in Avon, NY.
Talk about durable: Malibu Moonshine launched his race career with three wins as a
two-year-old, including the St. Nick Stakes at Charlestown. He went on to race 59
more times through age 8, amassing a record of 62 - 12 (7 stakes) - 5 (3) - 8 (4) with
earnings of $597,370.
Relato Del Gato: Another durable runner, this son of Tale of the Cat, who stands for
$30,000 at Ashford Stud in Kentucky, won the Phoenix Gold Cup H. at age six and
notched a second in the Grade 3 Morvich Handicap that same year. He stands for a
private fee at the Cohn Farm in Ferndale, NY.
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Sternman: This Mr. Prospector-line stallion loaded in the starting stall 66 times,
winning his final race at age 9. The son of Idabel stands for $1,250 at the Coxon-Parent
Farm in Fort Ann.
New York Registered Stallions
125
125
125
100
94
75
68
70
2009
2010
50
25
0
2006
2007
2008
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2011 New York Stallion Register
Stallion
Farm
Area
Sire
Dam
Sire of Dam
Stud Fee
Alphabet Soup
McMahon of
Saratoga
Thoroughbreds
Saratoga
Springs
Cozzene
Illiterate
Arts and Letters
$6,000
Andromeda’s Hero
Dutchess Views
Farm
Pine Plains
Fusaichi
Pegasus
Marozia
Storm Bird
$2,500
Jacoby Farm
(607) 669-4467
Binghamton
Bold Forbes
Tiger’s Gold
Key to the Mint
Private
Breathless Affair
Waldorf Farm
North Chatham
Signal Tap
Just One Affair
Ogygian
Private
Bright Beau
Ridgeview Farm
(315) 384-4153
Bold Jag
Chase Mills
Beau Genius
Glory’s Light
Halo
Private
Brooklands (GB)
Meadow Hill Lane
Farm
(845) 744-8603
Pine Bush
A.P. Indy
Kerenza (GB)
Seattle Dancer
$2,000
Bustin Stones
Waldorf Farm
North Chatham
City Zip
Sheasurething
Prospectors Gamble
Catienus
McMahon of
Saratoga
Thoroughbreds
Saratoga
Springs
Storm Cat
Diamond City
Mr. Prospector
$5,000
Coal Play
McMahon of
Saratoga
Thoroughbreds
Saratoga
Springs
Mineshaft
Wiscasset
Kris S.
$4,000
Comeonmom
Reading Farm
West Falls
Jolie's Halo
Single Blade
Hatchet Man
$3,000
Congaree
Highcliff Farm
Delanson
Arazi
Mari’s Sheba
Mari’s Book
$7,500
$2,500
Cosmonaut
Highcliff Farm
Delanson
Lemon Drop
Kid
Cosmic Fire
Capote
$5,000
Crown Delite
Babcock Farms
Nichols
A.P. Indy
Ms. Teak Wood
Woodman
$2,500
Dark Mystery
Oriskany Farm
(315) 859-1442
Clinton
Mining
Regal Lady Hour
Regal and Royal
Disco Rico
Keane Stud
Amenia
Citidancer
Round it Off
Apalachee
$5,000
Don Corleone
Valentine
Thoroughbreds
Farmington
Incurable
Optimist
Twice Forbidden
Spectacular Bid
$1,000
Eastern Fever
Runway Farms
Holley
Stormin Fever
Cho Cho San
Deputy Minister
$500
Emigrant Peak
Runway Farms
Holley
Forty Niner
Glorious View
Naskra
$1,000
Fast Draw
Cohn Farm
(845) 292-1842
Ferndale
Gone West
Bright Candles
El Gran Senor
$1,500
Freddy the Cap
Foggy Bottom
Farm
Geneseo
Precise End
Farma Speech
Farma Way
Private
Freud
Sequel Stallions
NY
Hudson
Storm Cat
Mariah's Storm
Rahy
$8,500
Friendly Island
Sugar Maple Farm
Poughquag
Crafty Friend
Island Queen
Ogygian
$3,500
Vinery New York
Hudson
Giant’s
Causeway
Takesmybreathaway
Gone West
$7,500
Golden Missile
Milfer Farm
Unadilla
A. P. Indy
Santa Catalina
Cure the Blues
$7,500
Griffinite
Monhill Farm
(518) 398-9878
Pine Plains
Unbridled's
Song
Copious
In Reality
$2,500
McMahon of
Saratoga
Thoroughbreds
Saratoga
Springs
Macho Uno
Freedom Come
Lit de Justice
$3,500
Kaz Hill Farm
(845) 692-0864
Middletown
Dehere
Zealous Connection
Unreal Zeal
Private
Justenuffheart
Broad Brush
$5,000
Key Witness
Key To The Mint
Private
Frost Giant
Harlem Rocker
Here's Zealous
Justenuffhumor
Vinery New York
Hudson
Distorted
Humor
Key Contender
Highcliff Farm
Delanson
Fit To Fight
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$1,500
Stallion
Farm
Area
Sire
Dam
Sire of Dam
Stud Fee
Leafoutofyourbook
Delmation Farm
(315) 397-2887
or 2349
Constableville
Prosper Fager
Game Dana
John Alden
$1,000
Conquistador
Cielo
Pledged
Wavering Monarch
$1,000
Liberatedbyforce
Foggy Bottom
Farm
Geneseo
Louis James
Magnolia Run
Farm
Sharon
Springs
Came Home
Magical Forest
Kirsten LeBlanc
(518) 883-4758
Broadalbin
Malibu Moonshine
Carlland Stables
Avon
$5,000
(Free for
approved
mares)
Aspenelle
Vice Regent
Forest Camp
Silken Magic
Naevus
$1,000
Malibu Moon
Time to Coast
Coastal
$3,000
Marsh Side
Questroyal Stud
Claverack
Gone West
Colonial Play
Pleasant Colony
$2,000
Maybry's Boy
Vinery New York
Hudson
Broad Brush
Aly's Conquest
Alydar
$2,500
Miracle Man
Pucker Ridge
Farm
Cambridge
Yankee Victor
Broadway Boogie
Fappiano
$2,000
Noonmark
Sequel Stallions
NY
Hudson
Unbridled’s
Song
In the Storm
Storm Cat
$6,000
Northern Spur
(IRE)
Foggy Bottom
Farm
Geneseo
Sadler's Wells
Fruition
Rheingold
Private
One Nice Cat
Sugar Maple Farm
Poughquag
Storm Cat
Jewel Princess
Key to the Mint
$3,500
One Tough Dude
Hidden Spring
Ranch
(518) 879-9057
Gansevoort
Rubyat
Dress Fancy
Allen’s Prospect
$500
Our Frankie
Oriskany Farm
(315) 859-1442
Clinton
Distinctive Pro
Ballad
Ogygian
$2,500
Patriot Act
Questroyal Stud
Claverack
A.P. Indy
Classic Value
Copelan
$4,000
Polish Pro
Milfer Farm
Unadilla
Mr. Prospector
Polish Holiday
Danzig
$1,500
Posse
Vinery New York
Hudson
Silver Deputy
Raska
Rahy
$10,000
Purge
Vinery New York
Hudson
Pulpit
Copelan’s Bid Gal
Copelan
$5,000
Raffie's Majesty
Sugar Maple Farm
Poughquag
Cormorant
Raffinierte (IRE)
Surumu (GER)
$3,000
Read the
Footnotes
Sequel Stallions
NY
Hudson
Smoke
Glacken
Baydon Belle
Al Nasr (FR)
$6,500
Relato Del Gato
Cohn Farm
(845) 292-1842
Ferndale
Tale of the Cat
Repent
Vinery New York
Hudson
Louis Quatorze
Sole
Topsider
Private
Baby Grace (ARG)
Cipayo (ARG)
$5,000
Roaring Fever
Questroyal Stud
Claverack
Storm Cat
Pennant Fever
Seattle Slew
$3,500
Say Florida Sandy
Buckridge Farm
(518)392-5841
Stuyvesant
Personal Flag
Lolli Lucka Lolli
Sweet Candy
$3,000
Say Uncle
Sky Band Farm
(781) 828-1589
Valley Falls
Pine Bluff
Suziqcute
Silent Fox
Private
Saratoga
Springs
Sunday
Silence
Danzigaway
Danehill
$5,000
Silent Name (JPN)
McMahon of
Saratoga
Thoroughbreds
Silver Wagon
Vinery New York
Hudson
Wagon Limit
So Ritzy
Darn That Alarm
Private
Sir Whimsey
Mill Creek Farm
Stillwater
Jump Start
Apogee
Star de Naskra
Private
Skip to the Stone
Foggy Bottom
Farm
Geneseo
Skip Trial
Winner’s Ticket
Jolie’s Halo
$1,500
Smart Alert
Carlland Stables
Avon
Gold Alert
Smarter By the Day
Smarten
$1,000
Stanislavsky
Sugar Maple Farm
Poughquag
Dehere
Spinet
Nureyev
$2,500
Added Gold
Gilded Time
$3,000
White Feather
Tom Rolfe
$3,500
Stonesider
Highcliff Farm
Delanson
Giant's
Causeway
Take Me Out
Milfer Farm
Unadilla
Cure The
Blues
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Stallion
Farm
Area
Sire
Dam
Sire of Dam
Stud Fee
Tiago
McMahon of
Saratoga
Thoroughbreds
Saratoga
Springs
Pleasant Tap
Set Them Free
Stop the Music
$5,000
Tippity Tap
Sandy Way Farm
Greene
Tapit
Fatal Distraction
Hatchet Man
$3,500
Touch Gold
McMahon of
Saratoga
Thoroughbreds
Saratoga
Springs
Deputy
Minister
Passing Mood
Buckpasser
$10,000
Trick Me
LoAnJo Farm
(845) 591-7697
Florida, NY
Phone Trick
April Again
Alleged
Private
Uncle Camie
Silvernails Farm
(518) 398-7899
Pine Plains
Abaginone
Final Style
Smart Style
$2,500
Saratoga
Forty Niner
Dream Vision
Northern Taste
$7,500
Pine Plains
Notebook
Night Owl Special
Cathy's Reject
$3,000
Utopia (JPN)
Well Noted
McMahon of
Saratoga
Thoroughbreds
Monhill Farm
(518) 398-9878
Western
Expression
Highcliff Farm
Delanson
Gone West
Tricky Game
Majestic Light
$5,000
Wild Desert
Unbridled Stable
Greenville
Wild Rush
Desert Radiance
Desert Wine
$3,000
Top 20 New York Sires by 2010 Progeny Earnings
Stallion
Posse
Freud
Repent
Congaree
Touch Gold
Alphabet Soup
Golden Missile
Purge
YOB
2000
1998
1999
1998
1994
1991
1995
2001
Sire
Silver Deputy
Storm Cat
Louis Quatorze
Arazi
Deputy Minister
Cozzene
A.P. Indy
Pulpit
Catienus
Read the
Footnotes
Gold Token
Roaring Fever
Western
Expression
Judge T C
Say Florida Sandy
Disco Rico
A. P Jet
Regal Classic
Mayakovsky
Eltish
1994
Storm Cat
2001
1993
2000
1996
1991
1994
1997
1989
1985
1999
1992
Total
Earnings
$4,224,805
$4,035,403
$3,016,624
$2,904,673
$2,894,002
$2,605,414
$2,539,814
$2,288,817
Rnrs
189
141
153
105
212
164
158
140
Wnrs
114
81
75
60
97
78
87
75
Wins
193
138
139
122
167
133
142
106
SWs
6
9
5
5
5
4
1
3
148
73
131
2
Chief Earner
Comedero
Franny Freud
Diva Delite
Jeranimo
Wind Caper
Fugitive Angel
Golden Moka
Timely Pursuit
Dont Blame the
Cat
Smoke Glacken
Mr. Prospector
Storm Cat
83
78
67
43
42
42
76
79
81
4
3
1
Rightly So
Cee the Country
Uncle Otto
$1,879,444
$1,688,056
$1,603,735
Gone West
Judge Smells
Personal Flag
Citidancer
Fappiano
Vice Regent
Matty G
Cox's Ridge
68
63
63
56
47
60
40
51
31
27
28
29
26
26
23
24
57
44
43
44
40
41
42
44
0
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
Patron Saint
One Turn Eddie
Sandinershoes
Crack the Opus
Raynick's Jet
Sure Class
Cody Samora
Eltish Star
$963,042
$907,038
$884,467
$881,883
$875,442
$749,310
$733,278
$712,298
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$1,913,144
Top 20 New York Sires of 2-Y.O.’s by 2010 Progeny Earnings
Stallion
Posse
Freud
Purge
Touch Gold
Roaring Fever
Golden Missile
Greeley's Galaxy
Read the Footnotes
Congaree
Raffie's Majesty
Disco Rico
Repent
Eltish
Alphabet Soup
Catienus
Smokin Mel
One Nice Cat
Andromeda's Hero
Western Expression
Uncle Camie
2000
1998
2001
1994
2000
1995
2002
2001
1998
1995
1997
1999
1992
1991
1994
1994
2000
2002
1996
2000
Silver Deputy
Storm Cat
Pulpit
Deputy Minister
Storm Cat
A.P. Indy
Mr. Greeley
Smoke Glacken
Arazi
Cormorant
Citidancer
Louis Quatorze
Cox's Ridge
Cozzene
Storm Cat
Phone Order
Storm Cat
Fusaichi Pegasus
Gone West
Abaginone
39
24
46
45
7
25
23
17
15
9
9
21
9
21
17
1
7
7
6
2
16
13
17
12
5
8
6
2
3
3
5
4
2
3
3
1
3
2
1
1
YOB
24
16
19
13
6
9
6
3
3
3
5
4
7
3
4
2
3
2
1
1
Sire
1
1
0
1
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Rnrs
Caleb's Posse
Sentimental Lass
Myersrocks
Casper's Touch
Uncle Otto
Runaway Wildcat
Big Fearless
Eminent Tale
Ima Wild Pussycat
Majestic Raffy
Dr Disco
Few Regrets
Crazy About Lucca
Alpha Bettor
Time Control
Smokin Artie's Gal
Zorro's Pride
Leadfootxpress
Carlas Express
Uncle Smokey
Wnrs
Top New York Freshman Sires by 2010 Progeny Earnings
Stallion
Greeley's Galaxy
Andromeda's Hero
Uncle Camie
YOB
2002
2002
2000
Sire
Mr. Greeley
Fusaichi Pegasus
Abaginone
Rnrs
23
7
2
Wnrs
6
2
1
44
Wins
6
2
1
SWs
0
0
0
Chief Earner
Big Fearless
Leadfootxpress
Uncle Smokey
Total
Earnings
$168,529
$34,448
$27,678
$619,900
$550,652
$402,732
$345,862
$198,780
$190,435
$168,529
$152,646
$150,200
$106,748
$86,925
$80,082
$73,623
$72,740
$66,854
$49,200
$35,601
$34,448
$29,281
$27,678
Mares Bred to NY Stallions
3,000
2,724
2,548
2,500
2,643
2,446
2,175
2,000
2,166
2,043
1,997
1,857
1,635
1,500
1,338
1,000
500
0
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
Mares Bred Out of State
1,000
969
900
855
800
783
816
783
700
600
572
559
590
500
400
380
400
390
300
200
100
0
2000
2001 2002
2003 2004
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2005 2006
2007 2008
2009 2010
Total Mares Bred
3,500
3,296
3,000
3,202
3,006
2,938
2,898
2,741
2,500
2,575
2,607
2,451
2,418
2,121
2,000
1,500
1,000
500
0
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
Foal Crop
2,500
2,172
1,985
2,000
2,209
2,022
1,968
1,910
1,925
1,888
1,672
1,788
1,610
1,500
1,000
500
0
2000
2001 2002
2003 2004
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2005 2006
2007 2008
2009 2010
Foals by Non -NY Stallio ns
900
800
783
779
816
769
730
752
744
732
712
693
700
637
600
500
400
300
200
100
0
2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010
Foals by NY Stallions
1,600
1,389
1,400
1,206
1,200
1,000
1,440
1,270
1,238
1,178
1,232
1,113
1,035
908
898
800
600
400
200
0
2000
2001 2002
2003 2004
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2005 2006
2007 2008
2009 2010
Percentage of NY-bred Foals by Non-NY Stallions
45
45
40
35
43
38
40
39
37
36
37
35
38
36
30
25
20
15
10
5
0
2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010
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NY-Breds at Auction
By Rab Hagin
In the sales rings, three young females in November were 2010's highest-priced New
York-breds: Fit Right In (in foal to Curlin), the 8-year-old dam of Rightly So, sold for
$1,050,000 at Keeneland, and 2010 Grade-1 winners Rightly So and Franny Freud sold
for $600,000 and $560,000, respectively, at Fasig-Tipton Kentucky. The unraced Fit
Right In, who produced Rightly So as her first offspring, was purchased by Katsumi
Yoshida, who was also the buyer of Franny Freud. Rightly So, who had been a fairly
pricey 2-year-old in training at the Ocala Breeders' Sales Company's 2008 February
select sale, going to Zayat Stables for $220,000 with Becky Thomas's Sequel
Bloodstock as agent, was purchased by Patinack Farm.
Among the 385 New York-bred yearlings that sold at auction in 2010 for prices
totaling $9,956,500 were 19 that brought six-figure prices, headed by a Tale of the Cat
colt out of Valdivia, by Pleasant Colony that was purchased for $325,000 at
Keeneland's September sale by Fox Hill Farm. That colt, named The Thinker, was bred
by Empire Equines, LLC.
A higher proportion of New York-bred 2-year-olds in training brought six-figure sales
prices in 2010 compared to New York-bred sales yearlings, as 132 juveniles bred in
the Empire State grossed $5,082,300 at auction, including 12 that went for six-figure
bids. Top-priced among the dozen was a filly by Henny Hughes out of Open Window,
by Trempolino that was purchased for $275,000 by Thoroughbred Futures at FasigTipton Florida's select sale at Calder. That filly, named Midnight Visit, was bred by
Dr. Jerry Bilinski.
New York-bred weanlings sold at auction in 2010 totaled 46 that brought aggregate
final bids of $1,369,500, and the two that went for six-figure prices included a colt by
Rock Hard Ten out of Regard, by Fusaichi Pegasus, purchased for $300,000 by
Westrock Stables, LLC at Keeneland's November sale. Named Taken for Granite, the
2010 colt was bred by Berkshire Stud.
An interesting common characteristic of the top-priced yearling, 2-year-old, and
weanling among New York-breds sold at auction in 2010 was that all three had
unprepossessing catalogue pages. None were out of dams that had won or placed in
stakes competition (two of the dams were winless), and none were out of dams that had
produced stakes winners. Other factors – appearance, racing and earning opportunities
available, or perhaps the under-tack workout performance of 2-year-old Midnight Visit
– must have enhanced their attractiveness to buyers.
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2010 Registry Compliance Report
The underlying theme for the registry compliance team at the New York State
Thoroughbred Breeding and Development Fund in 2010 is one that will sound familiar
to those working under economic constraints at every level from farm to state agency:
doing more with less.
This was the first full year that the Fund’s field representatives worked under a 2009
directive from the Board of Directors to keep a watchful eye on the health and welfare
of thoroughbreds. It was a duty added in the wake of the 2009 rescue of dozens of
animals from the Greene County farm of breeder Ernie Paragallo.* Mr. Paragallo was
subsequently convicted in March 2010 on 33 counts of animal cruelty, and was
sentenced in May to 2 years in prison and fined $33,000. He was released on bail the
following month to appeal his sentence. Of the 96 horses taken from his Center Brook
Farm in Climax, 6 had to be euthanized and the Columbia-Greene Humane Society
cared for or found responsible homes for the remainder.**
To maximize the effectiveness of the field team (currently consisting of Tom Conley
and Tom Reynolds), Investigator Sue McDonough (State Police, retired) was invited
by Executive Director Tracy Egan to review Article 26 of the Agriculture and Markets
Sue McDonough (left) with Tracy Egan and the field team
Law. Inv. McDonough shared that in her 26 years as a trooper, and now as an animal
advocate, the majority of problems she has witnessed lie in the category of negligence
resulting from ignorance, a lack of interest, or financial problems. She said that the
first thing she does to help a horse is to help the owner understand that there’s a
problem and to try to help them rectify the situation.
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Regular Duties of the Field Representatives
To the many people who live and work on farms across the state, the field
representatives serve as the public face of the Breeding Fund. Typically, the “field
reps” visit each of our more than 300 farms at least once per year. In the photo below,
field rep Tom Conley demonstrates to Executive Director Tracy Egan how he confirms
the identify of a mare residing at High Cliff Farm in Delanson, Schenectady County.
During farm visits, they check each mare’s tattoo numbers or the identifying markings
written on the mare’s Jockey Club papers, to enable them to document an individual’s
status as a resident or non-resident broodmare. They not only count the number of
mares at each farm, they also note whether each mare is in-foal and, if so, to which
stallion and whether it is a New York or out-of-state stallion. The inspectors keep track
of barren mares as well. In addition, if a mare (whose file travels with inspectors such
as Tom Conley, as shown in the photo below) no longer resides on the farm, inspectors
will mark down whether she left the state, moved to another farm in the state, or is
deceased, retired, sold, or has been given away.
The information gathered at the farm level is logged into spreadsheets that are used by
the Registrar and by the Fund’s central office to confirm that an individual horse is
eligible to be registered as a NY-bred. This registration adds tremendous value to a
horse as a sales prospect and can return award money to the hard-working breeder, so
the work performed by the field team is crucially important to protecting the vast
majority of breeders who understand and abide by the strict rules of the NY-bred
program.
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Because green space is so important to the mission of the Fund, the inspectors also take
note of acreage, number of buildings, barns, stalls, and fenced paddocks. In spite of
the decline in the number of farms in the state to 307, the field representatives estimate
New York breeding farms still encompass some 35,000 acres.
Field Reps Promote the Program
The field representatives have proven time and again that they are able communicators
when it comes to spreading the word about the strength of the New York State
Thoroughbred Breeding and Development Fund Program. They travel armed with a
thorough understanding of how our program works and stay informed about challenges
facing the Fund, such as the 2009 bankruptcy filing of NYC OTB (the Fund’s largest
contributor) and its closure in late 2010. They offer to leave brochures provided by
NYTB, Inc. that promote both the Fund programs and the benefits of trade-group
membership, so that farms can pass along the promotional information to current or
potential customers.
In 2010, the Fund also provided representatives with brochures to distribute concerning
the issues of unwanted horses and responsible horse ownership.
Budget Crunch Hits Field Team
The financial statements included in this report detail how a decline in handle hurt
revenue streams to the Fund. Due to such circumstances, the Board of Directors
furloughed the newest member of the field team from September through December.
At its December meeting, the third position on that field team, held by Jim Zito, was
eliminated. We are grateful to Jim for his years of service to the Fund and the people
we serve, and wish him well in his future endeavors.
*In 2010, the Board formally instituted a new rule that awards will be temporarily withheld from
persons accused of animal abuse, and would not be paid to anyone convicted of felony animal abuse.
** In the summer of 2010, the Fund’s Executive Director visited two farms that helped the ColumbiaGreene Humane Society rehabilitate the rescued horses. All of the horses appeared to be in good health,
with plenty of body weight, shiny coats, and trimmed feet.
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2010 – The Odyssey of New York-Breds Enters a New Era
By Rab Hagin
Despite adversity on a variety of political and economic fronts away from racetracks,
breeding farms and auction pavilions, in 2010 the New York Breeding and Racing
Program achieved unprecedented success in racing, sales and the acquisition of stallion
talent. For the first time ever, four New York-breds won Grade/Group 1 races in a
single season, as 5-year-old horse A Shin Forward, 4-year-old colt Haynesfield, 4year-old filly Rightly So and 3-year-old filly Franny Freud captured top-level events.
Rightly So's unraced New York-bred dam was sold for $1,050,000 at Keeneland, and
563 New York-bred weanlings (46), yearlings (385) and 2-year-olds in training (132)
brought prices totaling more than $16.4 million during 2010.
Two New York-based stallions – Posse and Freud – had 2010 progeny earnings
topping $4 million, three had offspring earnings exceeding $3 million, and eight (all
scheduled to stand in the Empire State in 2011) boasted progeny bankrolls of more
than $2 million each in 2010.
Worldwide in 2010, there were 3,781 New York-bred starters, and they earned
$69,289,272. Two New York-breds – Haynesfield and Monmouth turf icon Get
Serious – became new millionaires in 2010.
The onslaught of New York-bred open stakes success in 2010, when 25 state-breds
won black-type stakes in unrestricted company and nine tallied 17 times in
graded/group events, began on the weekend of February 27-28. That Saturday, Jeff
Fletcher and Hamilton Hale's 3-year-old son of state-based sire Catienus, Dont Blame
the Cat, won Laurel's seven-furlong Miracle Wood Stakes, and Alan Brodsky's 4-yearold filly Don't Forget Gil captured Tampa Bay Downs' 1 1/16-mile Wayward Lass
Stakes. On Sunday, Eishindo Company's New York-bred millionaire A Shin Forward
scored his first group-level victory in the seven-furlong Hankyu Hai on Japanese turf.
The following Saturday (March 6), Chester and Mary Broman's New York homebred
3-year-old filly Khancord Kid took Gulfstream Park's graded Herecomesthebride
Stakes at 1 1/8 miles on turf. About two hours earlier, New York-bred Castaneda had
romped by three lengths in a front-running effort for Team Stallion Racing Corp., John
Moirano, and Harold Lerner in Aqueduct's six-furlong Fred "Cappy" Capossela Stakes
for open 3-year-olds. Five days later (March 11) at Aqueduct, Blue Bison Stable and
Stewart Hoffman's New York-bred daughter of in-state sire Congaree, Shine Upon,
took the Dreamy Mimi Stakes for open 3-year-old fillies going a mile and 70 yards.
In April, New York-breds invaded Kentucky and came away with three graded stakes
victories. On April 7, the amazingly versatile Franny Freud, a semi-homebred daughter
of in-state sire Freud racing for Paul Pompa Jr., Stephen Yarbrough, and breeder
Anthony Grey, scored by 4 ¾ lengths in Keeneland's Grade 2 Beaumont Stakes for 3year-old fillies going just beyond seven furlongs on Polytrack. Three days later on
Keeneland turf, Michael Dubb and High Grade Racing Stable's 7-year-old Silver
Timber registered the first of back-to-back graded grass sprint wins in April by taking
the 5 ½-furlong Shakertown Stakes. On April 30, Silver Timber was on Churchill
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Downs' lawn, where he shouldered top weight to win the graded Churchill Downs Turf
Sprint in a stakes-record clocking of 55.45 for five furlongs.
Another daughter of Freud, Repole Stable's 5-year-old Lights Off Annie, gained her
first open-company black type on Preakness Eve (May 14) with a 5 ½-length romp in
Pimlico's six-furlong Skipat Stakes. She had previously won the latest two renewals of
Aqueduct's Broadway Stakes for New York-bred fillies and mares. The next day at
Delaware Park, owner-trainer Wesley Ward's first-out-winning (at Keeneland) juvenile
New York-bred filly, Final Mesa, registered a facile 4 ¾-length triumph in the fourfurlong Polly Drummond Stakes on conventional dirt. Eight days later on May 23,
Anstu Stables' 2009 New York Thoroughbred Breeders (NYTB) juvenile male
champion, Ibboyee, won Monmouth's Spend a Buck Stakes at a mile and 70 yards for
3-year-olds.
New York-breds captured five stakes at four different tracks in New Jersey,
Pennsylvania, Virginia and Ontario (Canada) during June, beginning with Silver
Timber's third consecutive stakes tally of 2010 while under top weight in Monmouth's
Wolf Hill Stakes at about 5 ½ furlongs on turf on June 5. Three days later, Everything's
Cricket Stable's multiple turf sprint stakes-winning 6-year-old mare Ahvee's Destiny
got her first synthetic-surface black-type victory in Presque Isle Downs' Satin and Lace
Stakes at 5 ½ furlongs over the Tapeta strip. On June 12, perennial New Jersey
standout Get Serious, a 6-year-old New York-bred racing for James Dinan, Jacques
Moore and Phantom House Farm, was inexplicably overlooked in the graded
Monmouth Stakes at 1 1/8 miles on turf but won anyway against eight rivals – four of
them favored over him. A week later, Benchmark Racing Stable's Lady Rizzi, a 7-yearold always-improving New York-bred mare, gained her first black type by winning
Colonial Downs' 5 ½-furlong Buckland Stakes on turf over 10 rivals, despite breaking
from the tenth post. On the final Saturday of June, Final Mesa improved to three-forthree with a 7 ¾-length laugher in Woodbine's My Dear Stakes at five furlongs on
Polytrack. (She's for real; on January 5, 2011, she won Gulfstream's graded Old Hat
Stakes at six furlongs on dirt for newly-minted 3-year-old fillies.)
Turtle Bird Stable's 2009 NYTB Horse of the Year, Haynesfield, won Belmont's
historic Grade 2 Suburban Handicap at 1 1/8 miles on July 3 by 2 ¾ lengths , marking
his fourth consecutive victory and second score of 2010 following an overnight mile
tally at Belmont 20 days earlier. On July 4, Franny Freud took Belmont's Grade 1
Prioress Stakes at six furlongs, stamping herself as arguably the best 3-year-old sprint
filly in North America and becoming the only 2010 stakes winner at that time on dirt,
synthetic, and turf. On the Monday, July 5 holiday of the Independence Day weekend,
Zayat Stables' Rightly So, a 4-year-old daughter of in-state sire Read the Footnotes, led
throughout under top weight in Belmont's graded Bed o' Roses Handicap at seven
furlongs, capping probably the best three-day span ever for New York-breds.
On July 17, another unbeaten New York-bred juvenile stakes winner emerged at
Woodbine – a la the aforementioned Final Mesa – in Martha Gonzalez's Glory Game,
who won the $142,215 (in U.S. funds) Colin Stakes at six furlongs on Polytrack by two
lengths over a prohibitive odds-on (and stakes-winning) favorite. On July 30,
Obviously NY Stable's three-time NYTB champion of 2009 (older female, turf female
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and sprint female), the 5-year-old Canadian Ballet, captured Penn National's six-figure
Jenny Wade Handicap at five furlongs on turf in 55.64 while under top weight.
Get Serious scored his second of three graded turf victories of 2010 in Monmouth's 1
1/16-mile Oceanport Stakes on August 1. Six days later, Landsdowne Stables' New
York-bred Sharp Secretary won Woodbine's $147,118 (in U.S. funds) Duchess Stakes
for 3-year-old fillies going seven furlongs. The next day, JMJ Stables' New York-bred
son of Read the Footnotes, Out of Respect, won Monmouth's Select Stakes for 3-yearolds by daylight over the 1-to-2 favorite (by New York-based sire Posse) who was
coming off five consecutive stakes victories. On the final Saturday (the 28th) of
August, Rightly So became the second New York-bred Grade 1 winner of the summer
with a four-length gate-to-wire domination of Saratoga's seven-furlong Ballerina
Stakes, advancing to the head of the class among 2010's female dirt sprinters.
Get Serious returned to Monmouth turf for his third graded victory and fourth win (in
five starts) of 2010 on Labor Day eve (Sunday, September 5), capturing the one-mile
Red Bank Stakes under top weight at odds-on and bettering his own course record – set
in 2009 – by clocking 1:32.37. That victory, registered over five foes carrying five to
seven pounds less than the New York-bred winner, and coming despite his stumbling
and bumpy start, boosted Get Serious' earnings to $1,000,691, making him the 23rd
millionaire bred in the Empire State.
Another New York-bred NYRA stakes winner outside state-bred company emerged
from the New York Stallion Stakes program when Aliyu Ben J Stables' homebred
Freud colt, Lubash, took Belmont's one-mile Fifth Marine Stakes for eight 3-year-olds
on yielding turf while carrying co-top weight on September 17. The next evening,
Hillwood Stable's first-out-winning (on turf) New York-bred Bandbox cruised to a 9
½-length triumph in the six-figure Charles Town Juvenile Stakes at a two-turn seven
furlongs on dirt for his second of three consecutive wins.
In Belmont's historic Grade 1 Jockey Club Gold Cup on October 2, Haynesfield did
what no other horse – not even future Hall of Famer Zenyatta – could do in 2010,
beating eventual Eclipse Champion Blame "handily" by four lengths in that 1 ¼-mile
weight-for-age event. The victory made Haynesfield the 24th New York-bred
millionaire, and eight weeks later he boosted his bankroll to $1,166,981 by placing a
close second – beaten a head – while under co-top weight among nine in Aqueduct's
Grade 1 Hill 'n' Dale Cigar Mile Handicap. A week later, Silver Timber got his fourth
turf stakes victory of 2010 and third graded tally of the year by beating 10 rivals in
Keeneland's 5 ½-furlong Woodford Stakes while carrying top weight. On October 29,
Patsy Symons' New York-bred Gitchee Goomie proved that her solid third-placing at
almost 22-to-1 among seven in Belmont's grassy Grade 1 Garden City Stakes 41 days
earlier was no fluke when she won Belmont's 1 1/8-mile Topicount Stakes for 11 open
3-year-old fillies on turf.
A flurry of New York-bred open stakes successes highlighted the six-day span from
November 20 through Thanksgiving. Majesty Stud's homebred Stormy's Majesty, who
had won Saratoga's Albany Stakes for state-bred 3-year-olds in August, captured
Aqueduct's graded Discovery Handicap at the Albany distance of 1 1/8 miles on
November 20, scoring by two lengths over six rivals. Three weeks later, that first
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offspring produced by New York-bred mare Raffie's Dream (by in-state stallion and
NYTB champion Raffie's Majesty) faced older foes in Aqueduct's graded Queens
County Stakes at 1 3/16 miles and placed second, missing by a head to a 5-year-old
carrying five pounds less weight.
On November 21, another standout produced by a New York-bred mare, A Shin
Forward, beat 17 rivals to win the Group 1 Japan Mile Championship (1,600 meters on
turf) in a stakes record 1:31.80, boosting his 2010 bankroll to $2,273,386 and
surpassing Funny Cide's single-season New York-bred earnings record. Now with
career earnings of $3,374,068, A Shin Forward – who had been purchased for
$290,000 at Fasig-Tipton Florida's 2007 select sale of 2-year-olds in training at Calder
– is within less than $200,000 of Funny Cide's total record earnings for a New Yorkbred.
On the same Sunday as A Shin Forward's Group 1 triumph in Japan, Lubash scored by
2 ½ lengths over seven rivals in Aqueduct's Monarch's Maze Stakes for open 3-yearolds going a mile on turf, getting his fifth victory (four on turf, one on dirt) of 2010.
Winning by two lengths under equal top weight of 129 pounds in Aqueduct's graded
Fall Highweight Handicap on Thanksgiving (November 25) was Vincent Scuderi and
James Riccio's New York-bred 6-year-old, Endless Circle, who clocked the six
furlongs in 1:09.79. It was Endless Circle's 11th career victory and eighth tally of 2010
(two others in stakes for state-breds) on the NYRA circuit, punctuating an exceptional
season for the durable sprinter.
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2010 NYTB Champions
Intriguing developments emanating from the epic 2010 season involve the dilemmas of
choosing certain NYTB champions.
What Grade/Group-1 winner should be Horse of the Year: Haynesfield, the only
conqueror of Eclipse Champion Blame in 2010; A Shin Forward, who shattered Funny
Cide's single-season earnings record for a New York-bred; or Franny Freud, who won
stakes on dirt, synthetic and turf?
Who deserves the Champion Turf Male title: A Shin Forward; three-time graded
winner (at three different distances) Get Serious; or three-time graded winner (and
four-time turf stakes winner) Silver Timber?
What Grade-1 winner is most deserving for Champion Female Sprinter: multiplesurface star Franny Freud, who also beat males but raced exclusively against 3-yearolds; or Rightly So, whose graded wins came against fillies and mares from all crops?
Does graded winner Stormy's Majesty deserve Champion 3-Year-Old Male honors
over Chester and Mary Broman's homebred Friend or Foe, who beat older New Yorkbreds (as well as Stormy's Majesty) in New York Showcase Day's Empire Classic and
obliterated Say Florida Sandy's stakes record in Belmont's seven-furlong Mike Lee?
Who is a stronger candidate for Champion 2-Year-Old Male: unbeaten (two-for-two)
Woodbine stakes winner Glory Game, or 9 ½-length Charles Town Juvenile Stakes
winner Bandbox, who five weeks later captured New York Showcase Day's Sleepy
Hollow Stakes?
These are good dilemmas to have.
- Rab Hagin
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NEW YORK-BRED GRADE/GROUP-1 WINNERS OVER THE PAST 30 YEARS
1981 – Fio Rito, 6 y.o. h, G1 and G2 wins
1982 – Cupecoy's Joy, 3 y.o. f, 2 G1 wins
1984 – At the Threshold, 3 y.o. c, 2 G1 wins, G2 win, G3 win
Win, 4 y.o. g, G1 and 3 G2 wins
1985 – Win, 5 y.o. g, G1 and G2 wins
1987 – Grecian Flight, 3 y.o. f, G1 and G2 wins
1991 – Fourstars Allstar, 3 y.o. c, G1 win in Ireland
1992 – Saratoga Dew, 3 y.o. f, 2 G1 wins and G2 win
Thunder Rumble, 3 y.o. c, G1 and G2 wins
1995 – Perfect Arc, 3 y.o. f, G1 and 2 G2 wins
1997 – Victory Speech, 4 y.o. c, G1 win
1998 – Lucky Roberto, 2 y.o. c, G1 win
1999 – Circle of Life, 2 y.o. f, G1 win
2000 – Critical Eye, 3 y.o. f, G1 and G3 wins
2001 – Critical Eye, 4 y.o. f, G1 and G2 wins
2002 – Carson Hollow, 3 y.o. f, G1 and G3 wins
2003 – Funny Cide, 3 y.o. g, 2 G1 wins
Buy the Sport, 3 y.o. f, G1 win
Whitmore's Conn, 5 y.o. h, G1 and G2 wins
2004 – Funny Cide, 4 y.o. g, G1 and 2 G3 wins
Friends Lake, 3 y.o. c, G1 win
2005 – Commentator, 4 y.o. g, G1 win
Acey Deucey, 3 y.o. f, G1 and G2 wins
2006 – Fleet Indian, 5 y.o. m, 2 G1, G2, and 2 G3 wins
Behaving Badly, 5 y.o. m, G1, G2, and 2 G3 wins
2008 – Commentator, 7 y.o. g, G1 win
Bustin Stones, 4 y.o. c, G1 and G2 wins
2010 – Franny Freud, 3 y.o. f, G1 and G2 wins
Rightly So, 4 y.o. f, G1 and G3 wins
Haynesfield, 4 y.o. c, G1 and G2 wins
A Shin Forward, 5 y.o. h, G1 and G3 wins in Japan
2010 marked the first year ever in which four different NY-breds won Grade-1 or
Group-1 stakes.
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Promotion and Advertising
In 2010, for the second year in a row, the New York State Thoroughbred Breeding and
Development Fund used NYTB, Inc. as its “sole source provider” for promotional
services. New York Thoroughbred Breeders, Inc. is a trade and lobbying group that
claims hundreds of NY breeders, owners, and stallion and farm owners as members. It
does direct e-mailing to more than 4,000 individuals, and hosts or co-hosts events for
established members of the racing community as well as newcomers and potential
participants in New York racing.
During 2010, the Fund paid out a net amount of $226,500 to NYTB Inc. Please review
the NYTB promotional summary below.
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The bulk of NYTB’s advertisements were placed in the Thoroughbred Daily News,
which bills itself as the “Wall Street Journal for the Thoroughbred Industry
Worldwide.” TDN is e-mailed daily to an estimated 6,000 people who are intimately
connected with horse racing and breeding. The NYTB ads were placed on Tuesdays.
Advertising was light in the first half of the year, when there was still uncertainty about
VLTs and the effect of NYC OTB’s bankruptcy on the Breeding and Development
Fund. However, if you followed the ad campaign through the remainder of the year,
you saw that it trumpeted the positive news about VLTs as well as the
accomplishments of New York-breds. Here, we “start spreadin’ the news” about the
VLTs being a done deal.
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This next ad trumpets the fact that NY-bred Rightly So’s Grade 1 win at Saratoga
punched her ticket to the Breeder’s Cup, and that yearlings of 2010 will be the first
crop to race for VLT-enhanced purses in New York.
The Fund would like to point out that in response to requests from some breeders to
counter the advertising campaign funded by the Indiana program, the Fund paid half
the cost (NYTB paid the other half) to place a “cover tip” ad in The Blood-Horse
magazine.
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As luck would have it, the ad just happened to be on the Zenyatta (Breeder’s Cup
Classic winner and eventual 2010 Horse of the Year) commemorative edition, so it is a
promotion that should have lasting effect.
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There were many more ads that ran over the course of the past year, and the Fund
looks forward to collaborating with NYTB, Inc. in 2011 as we help promote the
responsible breeding and ownership of quality New York-breds.
Additionally, the Fund gave its website a new, updated look and, we hope, made it
more user-friendly. In early 2011 we will be moving back to our original web address,
www.nybreds.com, where we will continue to keep members of the industry informed
about the issues affecting breeding and racing in New York State.
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Breeding Programs in Other States
By Executive Director Tracy Egan
The merit of breeding programs in other states, and their ability to compete with the
New York breeding program, was closely tied in 2010 to how each state’s breeding
and racing interests fared in their interactions with their respective state lawmakers.
Here, we look at some of some of the factors affecting breeding programs in other
states.
The state of INDIANA seemed solidly behind the efforts of ITOBA, the Indiana
Thoroughbred Owner’s and Breeder’s Association, to attract more business to the
state. ITOBA had a $200K advertising budget to buy cover tips on industry magazines
and place commercials in which they boldly attempted to recruit breeders and owners
to the state. As previously mentioned in this report (in the Promotions and Advertising
section), many Empire State breeders felt that this was a direct challenge to our
primacy and asked that we respond with a highly visible cover tip. While the tagline
“Check out why IN-breds for all your thoroughbred ownership questions” on the
ITOBA website may make many smile, the organization is making a serious run at
attracting industry dollars to their farms, training centers, and racetracks. The
supportive attitude and funding of ITOBA allowed Indiana to offer a $4,000 increase
in the award cap, bringing it to $14,000 for awards earned in restricted stakes races.
(Note that NY awards are capped at $10k.) Prior to 2009, the minimum level to
qualify for Out-of-State Breeder Awards was a claiming tag of $7,500 or higher, but
that level has since been increased to $10,000. (Note that the New York program does
not pay awards on any category of race run outside of NYS.)
As bright as things appeared for the ITOBA programs in 2010, Blood-Horse
commentator Tom LaMarra suggested in one of his columns that there may be clouds
on the Indiana horizon, saying that “Indiana (is) poised to join Delaware,
Pennsylvania, and West Virginia as states that have taken gaming revenue from racing
and breeding to fund state programs.”
PENNSYLVANIA, which placed 62,000 slot machines across the state starting in
2006, resurrected the state’s racing and breeding industries, but the state has since
reached back in to take a share of the windfall for other state programs.
Despite having to share their newfound wealth, PA horsemen and women still benefit
from the lion’s share of the original statutory amount of 12% of slots revenue, which is
directed to increased purses, improvements at racetracks, and the state’s breeding
program. When lawmakers adopted a budget in October 2009, it included a siphoning
of 17% of the breeding and racing program money over the next four years. To put it
another way, the PA programs are taking a hit of $2.7 million a year through fiscal
year 2012-2013.
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Still, the positive impact of slots on the racing industry in PA cannot be overstated.
Richard McGarvey, spokesman for the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board, was
quoted on 12/29/10 by a suburban Chicago newspaper, The Daily Herald, as saying “It
has certainly taken an industry that was flat on its back and revitalized it. You’re
seeing more racing dates in Pennsylvania. You’re seeing more breeding in
Pennsylvania, more barns opening that weren’t here before.” That same gaming board
put out a report in Nov. 2010 demonstrating that live racing helps stimulate slots
gambling, and therefore revenue for the state. Gross terminal revenues go up by an
average of $56,000 on race days. While many racing fans complain that some
racetrack casinos make it difficult to even find the racetrack, the Pennsylvania numbers
demonstrate that while slots were meant to help racing, a live racing product also
helps slots revenue.
The significance of New York’s Southern Tier neighbor funding a $23-million
campaign to turn Pennsylvania into “Kentucky East” lies in the fact that their foal crop
is climbing higher as New York’s has been dropping. For example, in 2008
Pennsylvania reported 1,510 PA-breds, just 378 fewer foals than were dropped on NY
farms. As 2010 drew to a close, the 2009 PA registered foal crop stood at 1,277, with
more registrations expected. The Fund reports 1,788 foals born on farms in New York
during that same year.*
Clearly, the PA program is taking a first-time Lasix, first blinkers, apprentice-jockey
approach (in the form of a hipper website, YouTube videos, blogs, and a multi-media
ad campaign), as they try to outpace the Breeding Program leader: the New York
Thoroughbred Breeding Program.
LOUISIANA boasts a breeding program that began back in 1963, when just 146 foals
were reported born on the state’s dirty dozen: a variety of 12 soil types, most of which
were enriched by sediment deposits courtesy of the Mississippi, Ouachita, and Red
Rivers. And LA breeders sure like raising horses: in 2008, the most recent year for
which figures are available, 2,500 colts and fillies pushed their way out of their dams
in the Pelican state.
When it comes to mares bred in North America, Louisiana climbed to number two
with a reported 3,093 mares sent to the breeding shed in 2010. Only Kentucky
reported more mares bred as the decade came to a close. This prompts some to point
to the Pelican state as the best program in the nation. However, sheer numbers of foals
and high purses don’t tell the whole story when comparing programs.
According to the Louisiana Thoroughbred Breeders Association, “Louisiana's racing
and breeding industry plays an important role in the state's economic well-being and
contributes a significant source of state revenue. The combined impact of both racing
and breeding and their related industries generates nearly $930 million annually and
employs nearly 9,000 people.” In contrast, the racing and breeding industries in New
York State add an estimated $2.4 billion to the state’s economy and employ roughly
35,000 people.
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As in Pennsylvania, the purses in Louisiana are pumped up by slots revenue. The LAbred program can brag that the average purse for races run in Louisiana in 2009 was
$25,000.
For example, an article in the Times-Picayune quotes the owner of Le Mesa Stallions
as pointing out a flaw in his state’s program: “We – I mean the state as a whole – we
have rewarded mediocrity.” Brett Brinkman looks at LA largess and concludes that
low-quality runners compete for too much money. Bottom-level LA-bred claimers
chased after $12,000 in purse money when they ran at the Fair Grounds in 2010.
Brinkman is again quoted, saying “The overproduction of the lesser breed and the
lesser quality has always been an issue in Louisiana.” Critics like Brinkman conclude
that where purses are fueled by slots revenue, breeders should try to breed betterquality horses. The danger of having an overpopulation of lesser horses is that they
won’t find a buyer or make an impact at the entry box, and therefore on state handle
coffers. Since most breeders can’t afford to race even a few of their homebreds, buyers
are an absolutely crucial element of a successful breeding program. Steely-eyed
realists know they probably won’t find a pot of gold at the end of the finish line, but
they’d like to come close to breaking even and to have fun along the way. New York,
which will probably see the first slots-enriched purses in the later half of 2011, would
do well to listen to Mr. Brinkman’s cautionary note about his own program: “We’ve
grossly, as a racing program, catered to the cheaper horses.”
FLORIDA: For the past decade and a half, breeders didn’t have to check with the
Jockey Club to know that Florida is the perennial Avis to Kentucky’s Hertz in terms of
the broodmare population in North America. This was not so in 2010. As mentioned
above, Florida lost its second-place status to Louisiana. The 3,076 mares covered in
2010 reflects a 23.9% decline from the year before, when 4,041 bred mares resided in
the Sunshine State.
Industry leaders across the nation can point to the struggling economy near decade’s
end for many of the problems in racing/breeding. In Florida, the problems have led to
some finger-pointing at the group that represents the breeders and owners in the state,
the Florida Thoroughbred Breeder’s and Owner’s Association. Member Gordon Reiss,
who also represents other breeders who were not happy with the leadership of the
FTBOA, was quoted in a Dec. 1, 2010 article at Ocala.com, saying “You can only
blame the economy for so much. We had the biggest drop in number of mares bred in
the country since 2008. We have mares and stallions leaving the state for Louisiana
and other parts of the country with better incentive programs. What happened? Why
are we lagging far behind?”
For its part, FTBOA is on the record as defending its lobbying efforts on behalf of
breeders in the State Capital. In fact, in 2010 the membership group was able to
convince lawmakers to lower taxes on slot-machine revenue from 50% to 35%. This
allowed the group to add some flexibility to its awards system. In the past, Florida
only paid awards at the win level. It’s expected at this writing that the state will
approve a change such that awards will be offered for horses finishing first, second,
and third.
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In addition, FTBOA expects to be able to pay out-of-state breeders’ awards for
Florida-breds that win one of the most popular betting events of the winter race season,
the Sunshine Million races in California.
On the promotion front, the Florida breeding program joins its Department of
Agriculture in paying for ads that proclaim: “Florida…the Best State to do Business.”
Among the positives mentioned in the ads:
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No personal state income tax
No individual capital gains tax
Florida ranked third in U.S. in number of horses and size of its horse industry
Florida’s greenbelt exemption providing property-tax breaks for FL horse
farms
Perhaps the crowning achievement in 2010 for the Florida horse industry is the fact
that three Florida-breds won Breeders’ Cup races: Dubai Majesty, Awesome Feather,
and Big Drama. New York-breds did not make the winners circle this past year;
however, a record five were entered. The New York Thoroughbred Breeding and
Development Fund is confident that seeing the likes of Canadian Ballet, Deciphering
Dreams, Haynesfield, Rightly So, and Silver Timber earning the right to compete on
racing’s biggest stage set an example of excellence that will inspire other New York
breeders to dream big and adjust their breeding programs accordingly, to reach racing’s
highest level with the Empire State’s product.
* In 2001, before Pennsylvania launched its effort to boost purses, gambling revenue, and agricultural
income, as well as to lure tourism dollars to the Keystone State, just 901 thoroughbreds were foaled
there. That’s fewer than half the number born in NY that same year, when the Fund registered 1,985
foals.
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Comments from Industry Spokespersons and Others
The following section concerns some of the comments and insights of individuals who
have invested in horse farms and horse flesh in the Empire State. Additionally, we
have included a newspaper article about the Greene County District Attorney who was
honored for his dogged pursuit of a now-convicted horse abuser. Some of the
comments come to the Fund via email, others by mail, and some are letters scanned
and sent via email attachments.
We have omitted email addresses from a sampling of the correspondence we received
and re-arranged the exchanges between correspondents and the fund, so that you can
follow the messages in an orderly fashion.
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ADENA SPRINGS NORTH
Tracy Egan
Executive Director
NYTBDF
19 Roosevelt Dr., Suite 250
Saratoga Springs, NY 12866
Dear Ms. Egan,
Adena Springs is an international thoroughbred breeding
organization, which has interests not only in the USA but in Canada, The
United Kingdom, South Africa and Brazil.
In the past few years with the global downturn in the economy and the resulting
changes taking place in the racing and breeding industry Adena Springs chose
to diversify into many regional markets
First we chose to establish an interest in New York because we saw
an opportunity to maximize our breeding program in what we believe is an
emerging market. On the other hand it was because of a positive
relationship with the McMahon Family of Saratoga.
Having been advised of the opportunities of the New York program by our
friend Joe McMahon, we felt secure entering into a business relationship.
Joe McMahon and his family are established and credible breeders in the
State of New York. They have offered us the opportunity to expand into this
marketplace which both Joe and Adena Springs feel is on the verge of expanding
due to the numerous changes in New York State's vision for racing.
Sincerely,
Dermot Carty
Director of Sale
14875 Bayview Ave., Aurora, Ontario,
Canada LAG OK8
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Phone (905) 841-0336 Fax (905) 841-8193
Dear Tracy,
Finger Lakes Racing in Farmington has a significant economic impact because their roots
run deep into area towns and counties. “This is a community track. “We have about 115
trainers here. Nearly all of them live here, they have farms here.” “They absorb most all
the hay and straw around here for a hundred miles.” “There are hundreds of farms that
supply goods and services to the track. That pours money into the economy.”
Additionally, local businesses that include service stations, farm equipment, waste
management, manufacturers, and restaurants benefit from racing.
A 2007 study showed Finger Lakes’ economic impact on the region to be $120 million
annually. That’s was based on the earnings and spending of 475 track employees and the
1,298 working independently in racing.
Statistical information:
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In 2010, we had 275 NY Bred races offered and 179 races filled for racing. That
is 12.2% of our total (1,467) races held in 2010
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There are approximately 162 Finger Lakes Racing Association employees and
approximately 820 working independently during live racing for 2010.
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The average live handle per horse per race was $15,888
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Our racing tax on live and simulcast was approx. $400k in 2009
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Our attendance in 2010 for live and simulcast racing was approximately 210,000
guests
Philip Palermo
Sr. Director of Operations
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E-mails
Subj: NY Bred Program
Hi Tracy:
It was good talking to you today about NY Bred Program. Hope funding is restored to full
amount before our payment is due. Hoping to earn a few more awards before the end of
year. We hope to breed our mare to a NY stallion this year or at least bring her back in
time to be eligible if we go out of state
Rich Filosa
Carlton Hansen
As a breeder in NY we just had a NY Bred win on Oct 23rd. Since I am still relatively
new to this aspect of the game (Breeder) can you tell me what time frame to expect
distribution of the breeder awards. Thank you for your time
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From: Tracy Egan <[email protected]>
Subject: RE: NYBredFund.com Website Inquiry
Dear Carlton,
Congratulations on your winner. What’s the horse’s name, breeding, do you still own it?
The checks will go out on Thursday, Dec. 2. It will only be 50% of what your horse
earned due to two withholdings initiated because NYC OTB failed to make statutory
payments to the Breeding Fund. However, it’s beginning to look as though we will be
able to pay the withholding early next year, probably in February.
Tracy Egan
Executive Director
NYTBDF
19 Roosevelt Dr. Suite 250
Saratoga Springs, NY 12866
Phone: 518-580-0100 Email: [email protected]
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From: Anne Morgan
Subject: Stallion link
Message Body:
Hi,
I just noticed that on the stallion page, the farm link is not available. Just wondering
whom I need to speak with to get it rectified.
Thank you for the time and consideration.
Anne Morgan
Mill Creek Farm
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Tracy Egan wrote:
Hi Annie,
The problem is with the web page. They should be able to help you
create a clickable link as soon as possible. Know you want it up for
breeding season. Let me know if there's anything else we can do to assist.
Tracy Egan
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From: Anne
To: Tracy Egan
Subject: Re: Stallion link
Thanks for taking care of this...they already told me they would take care of it. I was
impressed by what a quick response I got. (Anne)
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That's good to hear. My message to the staff is we are here to SERVE... and quickly and
kindly. Good luck with Sir Whimsy and all else. Tracy
______________________________________________________________________
From: edward michaels To: [email protected]
Subject: Florida's example
Tracy,
In response to your newsletter dated Oct 2010, which made request for comments, I
offer the following, which you may share with the Chairman's committee or anyone else:
Replicating Florida's example of discontinuing stallion awards for departed stallions
would be: A) ill-conceived, B) illogical, and C) counter-productive.
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A) Building a stallion base in the state is certainly one facet of the industry that the Fund
has the ability to influence. By touting stallion awards, it has the bully pulpit to
successfully argue that it would be indeed a profitable venture for any stallion owner or
manager. However, by forcing any stallion owner or syndicate to remain in the state to
collect awards from foals already produced is a disincentive that only sullies the
credibility of the program, and hence foster skepticism. Therefore this measure would
be ill-conceived.
B) It is illogical because you are punishing one group among the breeder's and
rewarding another, at the formers expense. Why not stop paying breeder's awards from
mares that likewise leave the state?
C) It is counter-productive because NY is considerably smaller than Florida and their
paradigm is irrelevant (not that I would argue that they are right, on the contrary). No
doubt Florida was used as a proving ground for stallions because of the vast amount of
mares that professional horsemen bred, then broke, trained and raced or sold their
progeny. Florida, with its 12 month training climate, and the vast amount of training
tracks proved invaluable to facilitate the development of 2 yr-olds, and hence the quick
boost to first and second year sires. This made the hot young stallions ripe to be
relocated to Kentucky, or even now abroad, as they were given a jump-start. Mr.
Prospector immediately comes to mind. Of course Florida did not have the deep
pockets within the breeding community to protect a great young sire, and hence the
stallions followed the market, as they should.
NY's situation is not comparable, because of the relatively small population of mares,
and the longer time that the average NY Bred takes to get to the races. Our gene pool is
so small that it would be most beneficial to every breeder to circulate stallions through
the state, not incarcerate them in it.
Example: A new farm locates within our borders and brings a flashy, well-bred, newly
retired G1, maybe eventually a classic winner to stand. The farm sends nearly all it's
mares to support the horse in years 1 and 2. Other in-state breeder' flock to the stallion
in those first two years. Then what happens? Anyone with good mares and good
sense breeds their mares to other stallions after that. Who will be left to support that
stallion? The stallion manager will be fighting for his financial survival because of the
incredibly small amount of mares remaining that have not been bred to him in the first 2
years, most of which would be inferior to the mares previously bred. His CI would drop
precipitously. The stallion manager needs to be free to market any stallion where it is
most in demand, without punitive damages assessed after the fact, for work already
done, and future bonuses already earned.
In fact, a case could be made that it would be more beneficial to all breeder's if
additional rewards were given to any stallion that departs the state after standing for 2
years (tongue-in-cheek). The breeders of the state would be much better served if we
had revolving stallions, shuttling from state to state, ala Catienus, or state to other
countries. If the stallion awards were predicated on stallions remaining in the state in
perpetuity, it would be difficult to construct such revolving stallion deals,
thereby shackling the breeders, and likewise repressing the stallion managers from
attaining new stock, as they weigh the potential monetary benefits from future stallion
awards against the risk of new investment.
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Perish the thought of regulating against horse-trading. All ships are lifted with a rising
tide. Don't try to hold the tides back, as the tide waits for no man. Good business will go
elsewhere if you try.
Edward Michaels
To: [email protected]
Subject: Program awards & purse monies
Re: Tracy's letter for October
Having bred and raced numerous homebred over the last 30 years, we felt we should
weigh in publicly on the subjects being addressed by this committee.
YES-the fund should seek as commitment from NYRA to run a minimum number of
races for NY-breds.
YES- the awards for open company owners should be bumped up
YES-stop paying awards to stallions that have left the state
NO!!-award payments on low-level claiming races should not be eliminated- ALL ny bred
races should pay awards to the breeders
We, as a state breeding organization, should continually look around and learn from
states such as Florida, Pennsylvania, and other entities. It is financially punishing
enough to breed and raise horses in New York State. Doubly punishing to race in NY.
The industry is important to all of us on all levels. Getting something back from
enterprises that make huge profits from our products is important.
Thanks for working for us, keep trying to get our share of this huge business.
Emma and David Bell
Sicklepond Farm, LLC
Stillwater, NY
______
Thank you David and Emma,
I hope many more people join you and actually read my letter and the invitation to
comment about the awards program. It's critically important that the hard-working people
in our program have a say as to whether changes are implemented or not.
Best, Tracy Egan
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DA Honored for Paragallo Conviction
Greene County District Attorney Terry Wilhelm, center, was awarded a plaque for professional excellence for his
successful prosecution of former horse breeder Ernest Paragallo. New York State Police at Catskill Senior
Investigator Scott Youngblood, left and New York State Racing and Wagering Board Chairman John Sabini
joined Wilhelm at the Saratoga Race Course Friday afternoon. The award was presented by the ColumbiaGreene Humane Society/SPCA, the New York State Police, the New York State Racing and Wagering Board
and the New York Racing Association. Photo provided
By Colin DeVries
Hudson-Catskill Newspapers
CATSKILL — In the winner’s circle at the Saratoga Race Course Friday, the county’s top
prosecutor was congratulated for convicting one of the thoroughbred industry’s most
dastardly.
Greene County District Attorney Terry Wilhelm was presented with a plaque for professional
excellence in the successful prosecution and conviction of horse breeder Ernest Paragallo.
Paragallo was found to have 177 malnourished thoroughbreds at Center Brook Farm in the
town of Coxsackie, which were seized by the Columbia-Greene Human Society/SPCA on April
9, 2009.
Following a seven-day bench trial in March, Paragallo was found guilty of 33 misdemeanor
animal cruelty counts for improper sustenance. He was sentenced to two years in jail and a
$1,000 fine for each charge, the maximum allowed by law.
The incident — and subsequent conviction — sent shockwaves throughout the thoroughbred
and horse racing industries, and continues to redefine appropriate conduct for horse breeders
throughout the state.
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Wilhelm was presented the award on the eve of the Travers Stakes and in the company of
some of the sport’s top competitors.
He expressed gratitude during a phone interview Saturday and said he felt “humbled” after
being presented the award.
“It was just a wonderful day and I felt honored,” said Wilhelm. “This case seems to have had
an effect on the regulatory agencies to increase monitoring of this type of activity. It’s so
gratifying to think that our little trial is having such a profound impact on the industry.”
The award was presented by the New York State Police, who conducted an extensive
investigation in the case, the New York State Racing and Wagering Board, who has stripped
Paragallo of racing and owners’ privileges, the New York State Racing Association, who has
banned Paragallo from racing or visiting tracks, and the Columbia-Greene Humane
Society/SPCA, who cared for and facilitated the adoption of nearly all the malnourished
thoroughbreds found at the farm.
Wilhelm acknowledged the help of his colleagues, particularly State Police Sgt. Lisa Herdman,
who provided priceless amounts of thoroughbred and animal cruelty knowledge to assist in the
prosecution, and veterinarian Dr. Jerry Bilinski, who worked for hours with Wilhelm to learn
about the proper care, treatment and ownership of thoroughbreds.
“A lot of cases have little special twists you have to be ready for,” Wilhelm said, “so I became
immersed in the feeding, care and treatment of thoroughbreds. Those guys spend hours with
me on this case.”
Since the Center Brook Farm incident, new regulations adopted by state Thoroughbred
Breeding and Development Fund have resulted in more comprehensive inspections before
awarding funds to breeders and suspension or revocation of funds to anyone implicated in
horse cruelty.
Paragallo faces further fines by the state Racing and Wagering Board in the amount of $5,000
for each of his cruelty convictions.
He was released in June from serving his two year jail sentence in Greene County Jail pending
appeal.
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EQUINE RESEARCH
The New York State Thoroughbred Breeding & Development Fund Corporation gives
two percent of its total annual revenue to the Harry M. Zweig Memorial Fund at the
Cornell College of Veterinary Medicine in Ithaca, New York. In 2010, the Fund remitted
the sum of $228,000 (preliminary figure).
The board of directors of the Harry M. Zweig Memorial Fund consists of Dean Michael
Kotlikoff of Cornell and of representatives of New York’s thoroughbred and harness
racing industries. The New York State Thoroughbred Breeding and Development Fund
is currently represented on the Zweig Board by two members of the New York State
Thoroughbred Breeding and Development Fund’s board: John Sabini, Chairperson, and
Dr. William B. Wilmot.
At the annual meeting of the Zweig Fund, various equine research proposals are reviewed
and evaluated. The Board then decides which proposals will be funded and at what level.
A copy of the Zweig Report for 2009 can be viewed at our website
(www.nybredfund.com), and the 2010 report will be posted as soon as it becomes
available.
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New York State Thoroughbred Breeding & Development Fund Corp.
Investment Policy
A/O 12/31/08
In 1983, in accordance with the requirements of Chapter 383 of the Law of 1983 (Public
Authorities Law), the Fund duly adopted the following resolution.
RESOLVED that, in accordance with requirements of Chapter 838, Section 25 of the
Laws of 1983, the New York State Thoroughbred Breeding & Development Fund
Corporation, a public benefit corporation, hereby approves and adopts the following
investment guidelines:
A) All funds of the corporation available for investment shall be deposited
in interest-bearing accounts or certificates of deposits with banks in
New York State for the shortest possible period and at the highest
available interest rate; or in United States Treasury short-term bills or
notes at the highest available rate.
B) There shall be no other form of investment.
C) Certificates of deposit shall be fully secured.
D) The independent auditors of the corporation shall annually review and
examine the corporation's investments, and shall immediately report to
the directors of the corporation any variance from the foregoing
requirements.
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Requirements and Regulations
for the
New York-bred Registry
New York State Thoroughbred Breeding and Development Fund Corp.
19 Roosevelt Drive, Suite 250, Saratoga Springs, NY 12866
John Sabini, Chair
Tracy Egan, Executive Director
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Interpretation
The rules in this article shall be administered by the Fund and questions of
interpretation and intent shall be determined by the Fund.
Administration
Procedures for establishing compliance with or satisfaction of such rules shall be
established by the Fund and administered by its Executive Director.
Registration and
de-registration
Sanctions
New York-bred
No horse shall be considered a “New York-bred” thoroughbred unless such
horse is so registered by the Fund. Should the Fund be satisfied that grounds
exist to cancel or void a registration, it may so determine and order any monies
of the Fund due any person as a result of such questionable registration held and,
if paid, to be returned to the Fund for proper disposition. In addition, pending
such determination, the Fund shall be empowered to order retention of such
monies as may be payable as a result of any questionable registration, for proper
disposition, upon its final determination.
For good cause shown, the Fund may order that any individual shall be disqualified
from participating as a beneficiary of such Fund for such time as it may determine
appropriate.
(a) Definitions - as used in this article, the following terms shall mean:
1. Fund: The New York State Thoroughbred Breeding & Development Fund
2. Thoroughbred: A horse registered or qualified for registration as a thoroughbred by
the Jockey Club
3. Horse: Except when from the context it appears otherwise, shall mean horse,
stallion, mare, gelding, ridgling, colt, or filly
4. Foal: The offspring of a sire and dam, having been born
5. Foaled: Born
6. Sire: The male parent of a horse
7. Dam: The female parent of a horse
8. Breeder: The owner of the mare (dam) at the time it foals a New York-bred
9. “New York Stallion”: A thoroughbred stallion standing in New York State and
registered with the Fund in accordance with the law
For requirements and regulations regarding your foals, please contact our offices.
For foals of 1996 and beyond (1995 and subsequent breeding seasons), for a foal to qualify as a
registered New York-bred, the dam of such foal must:
A. Be continuously in residence in the State of New York from no later than 90 days after her
last cover in the year of conception and thereafter remain in residence until foaling in New
York State; or
B. Foal in the State of New York and be bred back to a registered New York stallion and
thereafter remain in New York for a continuous period of 90 days after giving birth to such
foal.
These simple rules effectively create two categories of mares – resident mares and transient or
“visiting” mares – and should more participation in the Fund program more attractive for prospective
breeders and owners.
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New York State Farm Directory
Listing some of the 300+ farms in the New York-breds community
Farm
Contact
Area
Advantage Training Center
Michael Conza
Saratoga
Aiosa Farm
Joe Aiosa
Orange Co.
Akindale Farm
Katie Feron
Pawling
Albright Thoroughbreds
Holly Perini
Wayne Co.
Anjes Farm
Andrew Pokowitz
Middletown
Anstu Stable
Jim Maloney
Millbrook/Poughkeepsie
Apache Stables
Tim & Jane Moriarty
Livingston Co.
At Liberty Farm
Paul Coulaz & Arline Boas
Nassau/Suffolk
Austerbrook Farm
Robin & Bruce Hare
Hudson
Austro Farm
Mike Austro
Saratoga
Avandelle Farm
Jennifer Gurney
Syracuse
B & B Thoroughbred Farm
Bob & Barbara Sullivan
Hudson
Babcock Farm
Dale Babcock
Binghamton
Barely Able Farm
Patty & Anno Calandro
Millbrook
Beals Farm
Peter Beals
Saratoga Co.
Bella Cavallo Farm
Denise Cotrone
Wayne Co.
Berkshire Stud
Dr. Doug Koch
Rhinebeck
Birsh Family Farm
Mike Tobin
Saratoga Co.
Blue Apple Farm
Buzz & Karen Sheak
Columbia Co.
Blue Chip Farm
Jean Brown
Middletown
Blue Stone Farm
Tom Gallo
Saratoga
Blue Streak Stables
Bill & Ursula Niarakis
Nassau/Suffolk
Boice Brook Stable
Mahlon & Simone Richards
Hudson-Chatham
Braeside Farm
Gail Suozzi
Washington Co.
Braeside Thoroughbreds
Jake Burns
Washington Co.
Brazen Acres
Scott & Laurie Corter
Orange Co.
Breezeway Farm
Peter Cangelosi
Liberty
Breezy Knob Farm
Brian & Pam Mandryck
Rome/Utica
Breezy View Farm
John & Rhonda O’Haggen
Clinton Co.
Broken Fence Farm
Bruce Anderson
Canandaigua
Brymor Thoroughbreds
Brian R. Moran
Buffalo
Buckridge Farm
Amy & Jody Boll
Hudson
Bueti Farm
Marie Bueti
Middletown
Burnett Farm
Glen Burnett
Ontario Co.
Buttonwood Farm
Jenny Carpenter - Farm man. Rhinebeck
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Farm
Contact
Area
Cache Stables
Tracy & David Guay
Clinton
Carapan Farm
Ed Gregory
Catskill
Carlland Stables
Susan Carlson
Geneseo
Cascade Farm
Linda Parnes
Hudson
Cat’s Paw Stable
Mary Lennon
Saratoga
Cayuga Valley
Al Becker
Ithaca
Cazenovia College
Carol Buckhoat
Cazenovia
Cedar Hollow Farm
Todd Venetz
Schoharie Co.
Cedar Ridge Farm
Sue & Gary Lundy
Rhinebeck
Centennial Farm
Al Geltmacher
Oneonta
Chase Hill Farm
William Johnson
Onondaga Co.
Cheese and Quaker Farm
Peter & Chris Roncone
Canandaigua
Cheshire Ridge Farm
Wendy & Jeff Shenkel
Canandaigua
Chestertown Farm
Chester & Mary Broman
Glens Falls
Clarkson Stud
Nicholas Bergquist
Monroe Co.
Cobble Creek Farm
Jerry Herron
Albany/Troy
Cobblestone Farm
Christine Nunn
Canandaigua
Cobleskill College
Ray Whelihan
Amsterdam
Cohn Farm
Dragoljub Vasiljevic – Man.
Liberty
Conroy Farm
Peggy Conroy
Glen Falls
Cornell Crest Farm
Ann & Ken Cornell
Saratoga Co.
Cornell University
Carol Collyer
Millbrook
Covertdale Farm
Margaret Sprague
Montgomery Co.
Crazy Bear Stables
Robert H. Auger
Rochester
Crescent Brook Farm
Dr. Mark T. Jordan
Cunningham Farm
Tom & Maria Cunningham
Columbia Co.
D’Allesandro Racing Stable
Ralph D’Allesandro
Ontario Co.
Deer Run Farm
Gary Contessa
Albany/Troy
Delehanty Stock Farm
Jim Cassidy
Millbrook
Delmation Farm
Duane Delari
Constableville
Denlea Park Stud
Kim Butenhoff
Columbia Co.
Desmond Farm
Jerry Desmond
Suffolk Co.
Diamond Y Racing Stable
Raymond Young
Syracuse
Distasio Farm
Richard & Christine Distasio
Orange Co.
Dixon Farm
Linda Dixon
Canandaigua
D K Wood Stables
Darwin Wood
Catskill
Donegan Farm
David Donegan
Rochester
Double L Thoroughbreds
Louis & Lucy Saluan
Otsego Co.
Double M Quarterhorse
Michelle Demello
Chenango Co.
Dream Come True Farm
Anthony De Rosa
Nassau/Suffolk
Dream Finder Farm
N/A
St. Lawrence Co.
Dream Ridge Stables
Tonya Defio
Oswego Co.
Dukes Farm
Harris & Marvin Dukes
Hudson
Dutchess Views Farm
Michael Lischin
Pine Plains
Eddybrook Thoroughbreds
Warren & Dale Lee Thiel
Hudson
Edition Farm North
Vivian Malloy – owner
Ends Well Farm
Edward Schatzel
Rome/Utica
Englehardt Farm
Jesse Englehardt
Canandaigua
Equest Farm
James Taylor
Hudson
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Farm
Contact
Area
Equine Clinic at Oakencroft
Dr. Rick Lasser
Ravena
Farm at Saugerties
John & Tammy Candlin
Saugerties
Fast Break Farm
Stacy & Tom Purchase
Nassau/Suffolk
Fawn Ridge Farm
Jo Ann Finley
Hudson
Featherwood Farm
Sherry Jerome
Amsterdam
Fedwell Farm
John & Jayme Jayko
Saratoga
Fenton Farm
John Fenton
Hudson
Finally Home Farm
Dr. Steve Sedrish
Saratoga Co.
Five Oaks Farm
Tom Mina
Saratoga
Five Roses Farm
Dr. Clyde Cranwell
Branchville
Foggy Bottom Farm
Beverly Least
Geneseo
Fort Christopher Farm
Chris Shelli
Glens Falls
Four Seasons Farm
John Michelotti
Middletown
Four Way Farm
Everett Estabrooks
Ontario Co.
Fox Run Farm
Bob Ubbink
Ontario Co.
Gal-Van Farm
Richard Vanorio
N/A
Gallagher’s Stud
Mallory Mort – farm manager Hudson
Glen Laer Farm
Scott Van Laer
Essex Co.
Glenmare Farm
Brian Gillum
Amsterdam
Glynwood Farm
Ken Kleinpeter
Putnam Co.
Goodwin Farm
N/A
Saratoga Co.
Grandchester Meadows Farm
Dennis and Julia Brida
Saratoga
Green Rocks Farm
Nathan Reynolds
Cayuga Co.
H H Farm
Ann Hayes
Glens Falls
Half A Chance Farm
June Corbett
Saratoga
Hallett’s Belgians & T’breds
Allen Hallett
Cayuga Co.
Harmon’s Farm
Donna Harmon
Rochester
Harper Hill Farm
Sharon Pick
Oneonta
Hasty Hills Farm
Becky Bates
Wyoming Co.
Havens Oak Farm
Sue & Jim Hooper
Glens Falls
Havington Hill Farm
Jeanette Rockwell
Ithaca
Hayes Farm
Linda Hayes
Montgomery Co.
Heberle Stables
Heather Heberle
Monroe Co.
Hebert Farm
William Hebert
Saratoga
Hessenhof Farm
John & Heike Brooking
Glen Falls
Hi Tail Farm
Betty & Len Powell
Saratoga
Hickory Hill Farm
Michele & Todd Graves
Glens Falls
Hickory Knoll Thoroughbreds
Barbara Sutton/Tom Burke
Rhinebeck-Pine Plains
Hidden Brook Farm
Al Leslie
Livingston Co.
Hidden Lake Farm
Chris Bernhard
Middletown
Hidden Springs Ranch
N/A
Saratoga Co.
High Gate North
Brynn Collier-Helms
Middletown
Highcliff Farm
Dr. Lynwood O’Cain
Amsterdam
Highland Farm
Tony Turchiarelli
Middletown
Hillside Meadows Farm
Donna Schaeffer
Bainbridge
Hilltop Stables
Richard D. Ray
Binghamton
Hogan Farm
Elizabeth Hogan
Erie Co.
Hope Springs Farm
Harald Berge
Ontario Co.
Hoxie Stables
Julie Hoxie
Saratoga Co.
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Farm
Contact
Area
Hudson Meadow Racing
Heather Larson
Columbia Co.
In Front Training Center
Michael Schrader
Hudson
Indian Creek Farm
N/A
Saratoga Co.
Indigo Farm
Jan Durrschmidt
Rhinebeck
Innis Free Farm
N/A
N/A
Irish Hill Century Farm
Rick Burke
Saratoga
Ivy League Farm
Chris and Patricia Purdy
Ithaca
Jacobs Farm
Dan & Julie Jacobs
Canandaigua
J & B Farm
Joseph Belscher
Cattaraugus Co.
Jellows Farm
Henry Jellows
Saratoga
Jewett Holmwood Farm
David Strack
Erie Co.
J M Stables
Joe & John Marino
Kingston
JP Racing Stable
Pam and Ralph Bianculli
Nassau/Suffolk
Julfran Farm
Greg Garafalo
Poughkeepsie
Julieacres
Henry & Connie Gregory
Oneonta
Just Us Racing
Paul Friscia
Yates Co.
Kaz Hill Farm
Sal Martin
Middletown
Keane Stud
Jeff Stark
Amenia
Kiernan Farm
Owen Kiernan
Montgomery Co.
Kinderfields Farm
Tina Worsfold
Hudson
La Famiglia Farm
Lee Berkowitz
Nassau/Suffolk
Lakeview Bar D Farm
Deborah Reeder
Romulus
Leatherstocking Equine
Dr. William Johnson
Otsego Co.
Legend Land Farm
Stephen & Tammy Jacobs
Canandaigua
Liberty Hill NY Farm
N/A
Saratoga Co.
Lintelman Farm
Cindy & Blake Lintelman
Saratoga Co.
Longford Farm
Dan & Joan Burke
Elmira
L. I. Equine
Dr. Rustin McIntosh
Suffolk Co.
Magnolia Run
N/A
Schoharie Co.
Mallazzo Farm
Helen Mallazzo
Suffolk Co.
Mandas Farm
Nicholas Mandas
Orange Co.
Maple Hill Farm
Lesley & Mike Hurd
Middletown
Mares Nest Farm
Bob & Nancy Trotta
Rhinebeck
McCormick Farm
Don & Kelly McCormick
Oneonta
McMahon of Saratoga
Thoroughbreds
Anne & Joe McMahon
Saratoga
MDS Farm
Patrick Williams
Rhinebeck
Meadow Hill Lane Farm
Joe Szymczak
Middletown
Meadow View Thoroughbreds
Judy Orton
Amsterdam
Milfer Farm
Dr. Jon Davis
Oneonta
Mill Creek Farm
Anne Morgan/Tim Little
Saratoga
Mill Creek Stables
Mary Pomeroy
Chenango Co.
Millstone Farm
John & Christina Rogers
Suffolk Co.
Mil-Ridge Farm
Robyn Gibbs
Nassau/Suffolk
Misty Meadow Farm
Kathleen & Chris Herbert
Middletown
Misty Mountain Farm
Peter Putriment
Amsterdam
Monhill Farm
Dr. Bernardo Mongil
Millbrook
Morning Sun Farm
Michael & Debra Divitto
Saratoga
Murdoc Farm
N/A
N/A
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Farm
Contact
Area
My Meadowview Farm
Denise Maynard
Poughkeepsie
Netherbloom Farm
Sunny Comfort
Millbrook
Netherwood Acres
Bob & Lisa Smith
Poughkeepsie
Nicker Barker Farm
Donna & Michael Erdman
Saratoga Co.
Nolan Farm
John Nolan
Schoharie Co.
North Road Stable
Dan & Tammy Buck
Otsego Co.
Northway Farm
Richard Lugovich, Sr.
Saratoga
North Winds Stable
Kelly & David Gyure
Otsego Co.
Nursemare Farm
Debra Pease
Hudson
Oak Orchard Farm
Timothy Tompkins
Batavia/Buffalo
Oak Run Farm
Mary & Dan Coffey
Canandaigua
Old Field Farm
Debra B. Corr
Orange Co.
Onteora Farm
Toby Brewer
Canandaigua
Oriskany Creek Farm
Rebecca Czarnocki
Utica/Rome
Overtime Farm
Margaret Smalios
Rhinebeck
Parker Lightfoot Farm
Harris Parker – Racing man.
Dutchess Co.
Pars Farm
Richard Sparling
Schoharie Co.
Patroon Farm
John Graziano
Albany Co.
Peacefields
Louis Ferrari
Saratoga Co.
Pegasus Farm
Tom Dushas
Millbrook
Perty Numbers Farm
Oscar Barrera, Jr.
Ontario Co.
Pine Ridge Farm
Martin Zaretsky
Hudson
Posner Farm
Nathan & Rebecca Posner
Livingston Co.
Pucker Ridge Farm
Lois Engel – owner
Glens Falls
Putnam Horse Haven
Norm Putnam
Syracuse
Q. B. Ten Farm
Tim Murphy
Canandaigua
Quiet Oaks Farm
Frank & Kerri Maner
Amsterdam
Quiet Time Farm
Tom Selover
Oneonta
Quinella Farm
Paul & Kelly Zanella
Saratoga
R & R Farm
Mike Leccese
Canandaigua
Rainbow Fields Farm
Kay & Richard Zwirn
Saratoga
Ramblen Farm
Amy Lent
Cattaraugus Co.
Reading Farm
Linda Reading
Buffalo/Batavia
Rhapsody Farm
Elaine Peck
Oneonta
Ridgeview Farm
Denise Dorey
Glens Falls
Ridin Hy Ranch
Andy & Susan Beadnell
Glens Falls
Rinaldi Farm
Jean Rinaldi
Oswego Co.
Riverside Farm
Robert Donnan
Geneseo
River Zone at Broke N Bay
Mara Holcomb
Saratoga
Rockmount Equestrian Center
Sean Finn
Ulster Co.
Rocky Top Acres
Debbie & Hank Freeburn
Glens Falls
Rogers Farm
Frank Rogers
Tioga Co.
Rojan Farm
Ellen & Barbara Bongard
Saratoga
Sandcastle Farm
Pam Losert
Saratoga
Sandy Way Farm
Angelo Katrakazos
Delaware Co.
Saratoga Glen Farm
Dan & Kathy Barraclough
Saratoga
Seldom Still Farm
Dr. John McDermot
Saratoga
Seven Furlong Farm
Tracy Egan
Saratoga
Shadowbrook Farm
Debbie Smith
Albany Co.
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Farm
Contact
Area
Shag Bark Hickory Farm
Ola Metwally
Ulster Co.
Shamrock Hill Farm
Cheryl Prudhomme
Albany/Troy
Sharp Farm
Eric Sharp
Ontario Co.
Sherrard Farm
Jan Sherrard
Saratoga Co.
Shook Farm
Walter & Patricia Shook
Catskill
Sickle Pond Farm
Emma Bell
Saratoga
S K Farm
Kerry Metivier - owner
Washington Co.
Skytop Farm
Peggy Thorny
Liberty
Skyview Farm
Tom McTygue
Saratoga
Sleepy Hollow Farm
Seamus Coughlan
Saratoga Co.
SmartLee Farms
David Smart
Yates Co.
Smoke House Farm
Smitty Gayheart
Montgomery Co.
Snell’s Bush Farm
Nancy DeFabritis
Herkimer Co.
Snowberry Farm
Becky Schroeder
Hudson
Song Hill Farm
H. James Bond
Mechanicville
Sparling Farm
Wayne Sparling
Oneonta
Spencer Hill Farm
Mike Progno
Rochester
Spirit Horse Farm
Diane Cardinale
Orange Co.
Springtown Farm
Tina Pappalardo
Ulster Co.
Star Lily Stables
Lynda Gross
Schoharie Co.
Stepwise Farm
Dr. Bill Wilmot & Dr. Taylor
Saratoga
Stiehler Farm
Rachel Stiehler
Wayne Co.
Stone Bridge Farm
Sue Vitro
Glens Falls
Stone Church
N/A
Saratoga Co.
Stone Croft Farm
Marsha Himler
Saratoga
Stonefield Farm
Dr. Mark Krantz
Jamestown
Stonefield North Farm
Peter Colon
Buffalo/Batavia
Stonegate Stables
William Johnson
Saratoga Co.
Stonehenge Farm
Larry & Barbara Sautter
Middletown
Stoneleigh Farm
Ali Fisher
Dutchess Co.
Stonewall Farm
Peter Moore
Mt. Kisco
Stratton Farm
William & Catherine Stratton
Oneonta
Struble Stable
Erica Struble
Tioga Co.
Sugar Maple Farm
Howard Kaskel
Pawling
Summit View Farm
Melanie & Glen DiSanto
Saratoga
Sun Valley Farm
Harry “Chip” Landry
Saratoga
Sundial Farm
Bobby & Phyllis Hoyt
Amsterdam
Sunny Crest Farm
Bill & Nicolena Barone
Albany
Sunnyfield Farm
John Grue
Mt. Kisco
Surreywood Farm
John & Becky Torres
Middletown
Sweetpickin's Farm
Richard Signor
Ithaca
Tatra Farm
Pavel Blaho
Rhinebeck
Tender Loving Care
Betty Moscatelli
Orange Co.
Tenmile River Farm
Cynthia & Bryan Hawks
Dutchess Co.
The Run at Saratoga
David Cummings
Saratoga
Thornedale Farm
John Eaton
Millbrook
Tomlin Farm
Elizabeth Tomlin
Amsterdam
Tomorrow Bloodstock
Al Martin
Middletown
Torelli Farm
Stacy Torelli
Ontario Co.
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Farm
Contact
Area
Torrey Ridge Farm
Allison Firmstone
Canandaigua
Trade Wind Farms
Thomas D'Ambra
Vischers Ferry
Turetsky Farm
Judy Turetsky
Canandaigua
Twin Creeks Farm
Sandee Schultz
Oneida Co.
Ubbink Farm
Steven Ubbink
Ontario Co.
Unbridled Horse Ranch
Susan Kayne
Albany Co.
Usher Farm
Richard & Kathleen Usher
Albany Co.
Valentine Thoroughbreds
Sal Iorio
Ontario Co.
Valletta Farm
Jennifer Wilhelm
Saratoga Co.
Victory Lane Farm
Dawn Hew
Millbrook
Vinery New York
Bertrand DeBrevedent
Hudson
Walden Farm
Karen Barrows
Albany/Troy
Waldorf Farm
Jerry & Darlene Bilinski
Hudson
Whipstick Farm
Jane Elletson
Saratoga
Whisper Hill Farm
Dot Bailin
Middletown
Whispering Wind
Marisa Monserate
Ontario Co.
Whitehall Farm
Michael Palenscar
Syracuse
Wild Farm
Dr. Patrick Griffin
Middletown
Wildfire and Ice Farm
Duff Smith
Willow Farm
Elizabeth Scantlebury
Saratoga Co.
Willow Keep Farm
Diane Nelson
Suffolk Co.
Winamaker Farm
Paula Marone - owner
Saratoga
Windsong Farm
Pat Quick
Nassau/Suffolk
Windswept Farm
Cindy Sinchak
Amsterdam
Windy Hill Farm
N/A
Saratoga Co.
Winning Horses Farm
Jay D. Halbak
Ontario Co.
Wynwell Farm
Cyndi Sheils
Millbrook
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January 31, 2011 To: The Honorable Andrew Cuomo Members of

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