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NORTH AMERICAN GRADED STAKES RESULTS
Covering racing from March 21-27
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DUBAI WORLD CUP [UAE-G1]
Meydan Racecourse, Mar. 26, $10,000,000 guaranteed, 3-yearolds and up, 1 1/4 miles, 2:01.83, fast.
CALIFORNIA CHROME, 126, ch. h. 5, Lucky Pulpit—Love the
Chase, by Not For Love. Owner, California Chrome, LLC; breeder,
Perry Martin & Steve Coburn (Calif.); trainer, Art Sherman;
jockey, Victor Espinoza.............................................$6,000,000
Mubtaahij (Ire), 126, b. c. 4, Dubawi (Ire)—Pennegale (Ire),
by Pennekamp. Owner, Sheikh Mohammed bin Khalifa al
Maktoum..................................................................$2,000,000
Hoppertunity, 126, b. h. 5, Any Given Saturday—Refugee, by
Unaccounted For. Owner, Watson, Karl, Pegram, Michael E. and
Weitman, Paul..........................................................$1,000,000
Margins: 3 3/4, nk, 1 1/4. Odds of winner (favorite): 6-5.
Also ran: Special Fighter (Ire) 126 ($500,000), Frosted 126
($300,000), Mshawish 126 ($200,000), Candy Boy 126, Keen Ice
126, Hokko Tarumae (Jpn) 126, Teletext 126, Vadamos (Fr) 126,
Gun Pit (Aus) 126.
RACING RECORD
AGE STS
1ST
(SW)
2ND
(SP)
3RD
(SP)
EARNINGS
27
3(2)10 $214,850
39
6(6)0
1(1) 4,007,800
42 0
2(2)0 2,100,000
53
3(2)00
6,210,000
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Totals
2112(10)3(2)1(1) $12,532,650
At 2: 1st Graduation S., King Glorious S.
At 3: 1st Preakness S. [G1], Kentucky Derby [G1], Hollywood Derby
[G1], Santa Anita Derby [G1], San Felipe S. [G2], California Cup
Derby; 3rd Breeders’ Cup Classic [G1].
At 4: 2nd Dubai World Cup [UAE-G1], San Antonio Invitational
S. [G2].
At 5: 1st Dubai World Cup [UAE-G1], San Pasqual S. [G2].
CALIFORNIA CHROME, ch. h. 2011
Pulpit 94
LUCKY PULPIT 01
Lucky Soph 92
A.P. Indy 89
Not For Love 90
LOVE THE CHASE 06
Chase It Down 97
Mr. Prospector 70
Preach 89
progeny earnings $19,349,292, $106,902 average per starter.
Auction record, 1980 to present—76 yearlings sold, $17,219
average. In 2015, 12 yearlings sold, $17,892 average.
Cozzene 80
Lucky Spell 71
Dance Number 79
Polish Numbers 87
Chase the Dream 84
When Lucky Pulpit has crossed with Not For Love mares, it has
produced 3 foals of racing age, 1 winner (33%), 1 SW (33%), 1
graded SW (33%), $6,270,494 average earnings per runner.
Sire: LUCKY PULPIT. Raced 4 years, 22 starts, 3 wins. Earned
$209,928. Best Beyer: 99. Stands at Harris Farms in Calif.
for $7,500. Sire of 7 crops, 301 foals, 181 runners (60%),
111 winners (37%), 6 SWs (2%), including Rousing Sermon,
Luckarack, Floating Feather, champion California Chrome. Total
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California Chrome, by Lucky Pulpit, became the all-time leading earner based in North
America when he won the Dubai World Cup in track-record time at Meydan.
1st dam: LOVE THE CHASE. Bred by Bowman & Higgins Stable
(Md.). Raced 2 years, 6 starts, 1 win. Earned $7,020. Best
Beyer: 52.
10—No report.
11—CALIFORNIA CHROME (See above). Best Beyer: 113.
12—No report.
13—Hope’s Love, f., by Lucky Pulpit. Raced 2 years, 4 starts, no
wins. Earned $8,337. Best Beyer: 44.
14—California Chromet, f., by Lucky Pulpit.
15—Faversham, c., by Lucky Pulpit.
Has anyone asked Victor Espinoza
about bringing about world peace, ending
hunger, turning lead into gold?
Because Espinoza the last 23 months
has done things scarcely to be believed
– winning two Kentucky Derbys, two
Preaknesses, one Triple Crown, a Breeders’ Cup Classic – and a Dubai World Cup.
And California Chrome, the horse that
took Espinoza to the top of this moun-
tain Mar. 26 at Meydan, added another
chapter to his fairy-tale career, setting a
track record and making short work of an
outstanding field while becoming the richest North American-based racehorse ever.
California Chrome won by 3 3/4 lengths
over Mubtaahij, and it didn’t even seem
that close, but Chrome’s beloved 76-yearold trainer, Art Sherman, a jockey for 23
years, wasn’t taking any chances.
“Oh I was riding that horse down the
lane!” Sherman said. “I felt like I was back
in the saddle again.”
While Sherman imagined himself into
a saddle, Espinoza worried he was losing
his actual one. The girth on California
Chrome’s saddled loosened at some point
in the race, and Espinoza’s seat had slid
considerably down Chrome’s barrel by the
time the race was run.
“I was just trying to keep my balance,”
Espinoza said. “I wasn’t really concerned
about it, but I was just looking forward.
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‘Where’s the wire? The wire’s not coming
fast enough.’ ”
California Chrome crossed it, the crowd
roaring for the favorite. He galloped
out, was pulled up, at which point Espinoza dismounted, tightened the girth,
remounted, and rode slowly back with one
of the most famous horses in the world to
get his picture taken.
“After I won the Triple Crown, I had a
goal to win the Dubai World Cup,” Espinoza said. “I was second last year, and that
wasn’t very fun.”
The man hasn’t been second much. He’s
won five of the last six Triple Crown races,
and ended his 2015 season raising his arms
as American Pharoah ran out of the racing
world a brilliant Breeders’ Cup Classic
winner. Even as that was happening, California Chrome was in the early phases of
his comeback. Beaten into second in this
race last year at age 4 by shocking winner
Prince Bishop, California Chrome didn’t
race again in 2015. As Espinoza won the
Derby, California Chrome struggled to
adapt to life and training in England,
where his owners had directly sent him
after the World Cup. California Chrome
never adapted, didn’t race there, and after
a couple weeks at Arlington, where he
shipped coming back home, the plug was
pulled on his 2015 campaign.
Steve Coburn, the horse’s minority
owner, sold his share of Chrome to Taylor
Made Farm, where California Chrome
went to recuperate. Taylor Made stands
stallions, and Sherman wasn’t sure he’d
ever train his once-in-a-lifetime horse
again, but eventually the decision was
made to give California Chrome a 5-yearold campaign, one with two main objectives: the Dubai World Cup and the Breeders’ Cup.
One down, one to go.
The plan to send California Chrome
early to Dubai shortly after he won his
comeback race Jan. 9 in the San Pasqual
at Santa Anita bore rich fruit. An easy
handicap win over the World Cup’s 2,000meter distance here Feb. 26 had California
Chrome tuned for this race.
California Chrome broke crisply enough
from post 11 in the World Cup, but with
Mshawish going for the lead while two
paths off the rail and Special Fighter
stacked up outside him, California
Chrome was four wide going into the first
turn – just where Espinoza wanted him.
“I thought if I could hit the turn three or
four wide I’d be in good shape,” he said. “I
don’t want to go six or seven wide.”
California Chrome held his position
down the backstretch, lost ground again
on the second turn while three paths wide,
and after straightening for home, was
stoked for run by Espinoza. And he gave
plenty. California Chrome jumped on the
tiring leaders more than furlong out, hit
the front with relative ease, and steamed
home with the largest World Cup winning
margin since Well Armed’s 14-length
romp in 2009.
Alan Sherman came flying down the
path from the winner’s circle to meet him
with a whoop and a leap.
CONTINUED
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“You didn’t know a fat man could jump
that high, did you?” he said in victory’s
glow.
California Chrome also jumped to a new
level on this night. This was his first win
over older Grade 1 or Group 1 horses, and
easily his most important victory since the
Preakness nearly two years ago. He’d been
a fine, close third in the 2014 Breeders’
Cup, but after his lost 4-year-old season,
it seemed fair to wonder if Chrome – the
product of an improbable by-nothing-outof-nothing mating, with his flashy socks
and blaze, and his huge fan base – was
more hat than cattle. But he brought it in
the Dubai World Cup, running the fastest
2,000 meters of the two-year Meydan dirt
era, 2:01.83.
California Chrome is the best horse by
a country mile ever sired by Lucky Pulpit,
and as every Chromie knows, he’s out of
the Not For Love mare Love the Chase.
Martin and Coburn bred him in California. He ran his record to 12-3-1 from
21 starts, and the $6 million share of the
purse gave him $12,532,650 in earnings,
surpassing Curlin’s American record
$10,501,800. California Chrome, heavily
favored in U.S. betting, paid $4.40 to win.
California Chrome leaves Dubai on
Mar. 31, flies to Chicago for a brief quarantine, and then will be sent by van to
Taylor Made outside Lexington, Ky., for a
30-day rest. Plans aren’t set, but Sherman
suggested it was likely California Chrome
would race just twice before going to stud,
in the Pacific Classic at Del Mar and in the
Breeders’ Cup Classic at Santa Anita.
“He runs really well fresh,” Sherman
said.
Mubtaahij, trained to the minute by
Mike de Kock, ran easily his best race
among three this winter, hugging the
fence for most of the trip and running
on gamely for second, a neck in front of
Hoppertunity, who ran a very strong race
to finish third after settling in the rear and
winding up about six paths wide around
the far turn. Special Fighter, whose
course record Chrome broke, was a creditable fourth, while Frosted, the second
choice, got into a great stalking spot on
the outside, but came home a one-paced
fifth. Mshawish, the somewhat surprising
pacesetter, didn’t stay and faded to sixth,
and was followed by Candy Boy, Keen Ice,
Hokko Tarumae, Teletext, Vadamos, and
Gun Pit.
Mubtaahij, the runner-up, was eighth
in the Kentucky Derby and fourth in the
Belmont, and after acting up in the gate,
ran a strong enough race in the World Cup
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that de Kock said his 4-year-old is likely
to come to the U.S. to try and win a Grade
1 at some point this year. What de Kock
doesn’t want is to bump into the flashy
chestnut again anytime soon.
“If California Chrome is staying west,
we’re going east,” De Kock said. “I want
to go to the opposite side of the world from
him if I can.”
Sire: DEEP IMPACT (JPN). Raced 3 years in France, Japan, 14
starts, 12 wins. Earned $12,825,285. Stands at Shadai Stallion
Station in Japan. Sire of 7 crops, 908 foals, 783 runners (86%),
550 winners (61%), 81 SWs (9%), including Real Impact
(Jpn), Verxina (Jpn), Tosen Ra (Jpn), champions Kizuna (Jpn),
Gentildonna (Jpn), Joie de Vivre (Jpn), Harp Star (Jpn), Shonan
Adela (Jpn), Danon Platina (Jpn), Mikki Queen (Jpn), Shonan
Pandora (Jpn). Total progeny earnings $305,645,208, $390,351
average per starter. Auction record, 1980 to present—85
yearlings sold, $825,935 average. In 2015, 20 yearlings sold,
$738,705 average.
– Marcus Hersh
DUBAI TURF [UAE-G1]
Meydan Racecourse, Mar. 26, $6,000,000 guaranteed, 3-year-olds
and up, 1 1/8 miles turf, 1:47.13, good.
REAL STEEL (JPN), 126, b. c. 4, Deep Impact (Jpn)—Loves
Only Me, by Storm Cat. Owner, Sunday Racing; breeder,
Northern Farm (Japan); trainer, Yoshito Yahagi; jockey, Ryan
Moore.......................................................................$3,600,000
Euro Charline (GB), 121, b. m. 5, Myboycharlie (Ire)—Eurolink
Artemis (GB), by Common Grounds (GB). Owner, Team Valor
International.............................................................$1,200,000
Tryster (Ire), 126, b. g. 5, Shamardal—Min Alhawa, by Riverman.
Owner, Godolphin Racing............................................$600,000
Margins: 1/2, 2, hd. Odds of winner: 8-1. Favorite: Tryster, 7-4.
Also ran: Ertijaal (Aus) 126 ($300,000), Flamboyant (Fr) 126
($180,000), Very Special (Ire) 121 ($120,000), The Corsican (Ire)
126, Intilaaq 126, Forjatt (Ire) 126, Basateen (Ire) 126, Gabrial (Ire)
126, Harry’s Son (Aus) 126, Farrier 126, Forries Waltz (Saf) 126,
Ghaamer 126.
RACING RECORD
AGE STS
1ST
(SW)
2ND
(SP)
3RD
(SP)
EARNINGS
21 100 $58,100
36
1(1)
4(4)0 1,758,018
42
1(1)0
1(1)
3,741,337
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Totals
9 3(2)4(4)1(1) $5,557,455
At 3: 1st Kyodo News Service Hai [Jpn-G3]; 2nd Japanese Two
Thousand Guineas [Jpn-G1], Kikuka Sho Japanese St. Leger [JpnG1], Kobe Shimbun Hai [Jpn-G2], Sho Spring S. [Jpn-G2].
At 4: 1st Dubai Turf [UAE-G1]; 3rd Nakayama Kinen [Jpn-G2].
REAL STEEL (JPN), b. c. 2012
Halo 69
Sunday Silence 86
Wishing Well 75
DEEP IMPACT (JPN) 02
Alzao 80
Wind in Her Hair (Ire) 91
Burghclere (GB) 77
Storm Cat 83
LOVES ONLY ME 06
Monevassia 94
Storm Bird 78
Terlingua 76
Mr. Prospector 70
Miesque 84
When Deep Impact (Jpn) has crossed with Storm Cat mares, it has
produced 40 foals of racing age, 29 winners (73%), 7 SWs (18%),
6 graded SWs (15%), $735,086 average earnings per runner.
1st dam: LOVES ONLY ME. Bred by Niarchos Family (Ky.).
Unraced.
10—Raddolcendo (Jpn), m., by Danehill Dancer (Ire). Raced 2
years, 9 starts, 1 win. Earned $28,056.
11—Langley (Jpn), h., by Deep Impact (Jpn). Raced 4 years, 18
starts, 6 wins. Earned $1,097,584.
12—REAL STEEL (JPN) (See above).
13—PRODIGAL SON (JPN), c., by Deep Impact (Jpn). Raced 1
year, 3 starts, 2 wins. Earned $298,204. At 2, 1st Fuyo S.; 2nd
Hai Nisai S. [Jpn-G3].$1,776,600 yearling 2014 JRH- JUL.
It was not the breathtaking performance
like that of countryman Just a Way in
2014, but a Japanese horse, Real Steel, won
the $6 million Dubai Turf for the second
time in three years.
The Japanese, who love their racing and
were out in force at Meydan, had barely
finished celebrating Lani’s win in the UAE
Derby when Real Steel, overcoming a wide
draw under Ryan Moore, held off a solid
showing from Euro Charline to win the
Dubai Turf at Meydan by a half-length.
Tryster, the 8-5 favorite on the North
American tote board, pulled his usual
Silky Sullivan routine, dropping back to
last and coming with a furious run, but the
horses in front of him were far stronger
than the competition he’d buzzed past
twice earlier this meet, and he checked
in two lengths behind Euro Charline in
third.
Ertijaal improved for trainer Mike
de Kock and finished fourth, while the
Paddy Gallagher-trained, Californiabased Flamboyant was a respectable fifth.
Intilaaq, the race’s second favorite, acted
studdish before the race and never really
got involved, finishing seventh.
Real Steel has played second fiddle in
Japan to fellow 4-year-old Duramente,
who beat him in the Japanese Derby last
year and in a Group 2 prep race there for
the two horses’ Dubai adventure, but on
this night, when Duramente could only
finish second in the Sheema Classic, it was
Real Steel who wore the crown.
Trained by Yoshito Yahagi for the
Sunday Racing Company, the son of Deep
Impact out of Loves Me Only, by Storm
Cat, had run the best race of his life in
the Japanese St. Leger at 1 7/8 miles last
fall, but he had plenty of pace for the about
1 1/8-mile Dubai Turf.
CONTINUED
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Breaking from post 14, Moore and Real
Steel were forced to lose a bit of ground, but
they got into the two or three path around
the first turn. Moore allowed his mount
to race in the clear from fifth while three
paths off the rail down the backstretch,
guided him back into line behind cover
around the final bend, and then tipped the
horse out again to make his move.
Very Special had shaken off Ghaamer by
then, and as she’d done in the Balanchine
Stakes against Euro Charline, attempted
to win the race by opening a lead in upper
stretch. But Real Steel would have none of
that, attacking with pace and reeling in
Very Special inside the final furlong. It was
Euro Charline, ridden patiently by Frankie
Dettori, who burst from midpack to issue a
challenge, briefly looking like she’d make
things close, but Real Steel had too much
run for her.
“We rode her to finish, but the winner
was too good for us,” Dettori said.
Real Steel won for just the third time in
nine starts, while the $3.6 million winner’s
share of the purse swelled his bankroll to
more than $5.5 million.
“He’s a beautiful horse who’s got lots of
quality,” said Moore, who won his second
Dubai Turf.
Flamboyant,
trained
by
Patrick
Gallagher, couldn’t threaten the winner,
but performed well by the low standards
set by Americans in Dubai turf-route races
to get fifth of 15.
“To come halfway across the world and
run like this, it was nice,” said jockey Brice
Blanc. “He proved he can run with this
kind of horse.”
– Marcus Hersh
DUBAI SHEEMA CLASSIC
[UAE-G1]
and up, 1 1/2 miles turf, 2:26.97, good.
POSTPONED (IRE), 126, b. h. 5, Dubawi (Ire)—Ever Rigg (GB),
by Dubai Destination. Owner, Sheikh Mohammed Obaid al Maktoum; breeder, St Albans Bloodstock LLP (Ireland); trainer, Roger
Varian; jockey, Andrea Atzeni....................................$3,600,000
Duramente (Jpn), 125, b. c. 4, King Kamehameha (Jpn)—
Admire Groove (Jpn), by Sunday Silence. Owner, Sunday
Racing LLC...............................................................$1,200,000
Last Impact (Jpn), 126, br. h. 6, Deep Impact (Jpn)—Superior Pearl (Jpn), by Timber Country. Owner, Silk Racing
Co. Ltd........................................................................$600,000
Margins: 2, 1 1/2, 3/4. Odds of winner (favorite): 4-5.
Also ran: Highland Reel (Ire) 125 ($300,000), One and Only (Jpn)
126 ($180,000), Dariyan (Fr) 125 ($120,000), Gailo Chop (Fr) 126,
Sheikhzayedroad (GB) 126, The Blue Eye (GB) 125.
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RACING RECORD
AGE STS
1ST
(SW)
2ND
(SP)
3RD
(SP)
EARNINGS
23 110 $181,739
35
2(2)0
2(2) 209,224
4 5 2(2)1(1)2(2) 1,232,700
52
2(2)00
3,750,000
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Totals
15 7(6)2(1)4(4) $5,373,663
At 3: 1st Great Voltigeur S. [Eng-G2], E.B.F. Stallions Glasgow S.;
3rd Craven S. [Eng-G3], Tercentenary S. [Eng-G3].
At 4: 1st King George VI & Queen Elizabeth S. [Eng-G1], Prix Foy
[Fr-G2]; 2nd Gordon Richards S. [Eng-G3]; 3rd Tattersalls Gold
Cup [Ire-G1], Hardwicke S. [Eng-G2].
At 5: 1st Sheema Classic [UAE-G1], Dubai City of Gold [UAE-G2].
POSTPONED (IRE), b. h. 2011
Seeking the Gold 85
Dubai Millennium (GB) 96
Colorado Dancer (Ire) 86
DUBAWI (IRE) 02
Deploy (GB) 87
Zomaradah (GB) 95
Jawaher (Ire) 89
Kingmambo 90
Dubai Destination 99
Mysterial 94
EVER RIGG (GB) 05
Salse 85
Bianca Nera (GB) 94
Birch Creek (GB) 82
When Dubawi (Ire) has crossed with Dubai Destination mares, it
has produced 4 foals of racing age, 3 winners (75%), 1 SW (25%),
1 graded SW (25%), $1,358,422 average earnings per runner.
Sire: DUBAWI (IRE). Raced 2 years in England, France, Ireland,
8 starts, 5 wins. Earned $1,256,932. Stands at Dalham Hall
Stud in England for $328,843. Sire of 8 crops, 1,071 foals,
783 runners (73%), 581 winners (54%), 108 SWs (10%),
including Monterosso (GB), Prince Bishop (Ire), Akeed Mofeed
(GB), champions Titus Mills (Ire), Lucky Nine (Ire), Irish Field
(Ire), Makfi (GB), Dubday (GB), Makruma (GB). Total progeny
earnings $108,083,712, $138,038 average per starter. Auction
record, 1980 to present—372 yearlings sold, $211,468 average.
In 2015, 16 yearlings sold, $995,560 average.
1st dam: EVER RIGG (GB). Bred by Palm Tree Thoroughbreds
(Great Britain). Raced 1 year, 5 starts, 1 win. Earned $7,033.
10—Neamour (GB), m., by Oasis Dream (GB). Raced 2 years, 7
starts, no wins. Earned $3,703.
11—POSTPONED (IRE) (See above).$605,102 yearling 2012
TAO- 20.
12—Barren.
13—Avoidable (GB), g., by Iffraaj (GB). Raced 1 year, 3 starts, no
wins. Earned $351. $37,154 yearling 2014 TAT-OCT.
14—God Given (GB), f., by Nathaniel (Ire).
15—c., by Makfi (GB).
It took Postponed 12 starts to win his first
Group 1 race, but he didn’t waste much
time getting his second.
Jockey Andrea Atzeni was on the right
horse in the $6 million Dubai Sheema Classic at Meydan Racecourse on Mar. 26, and
he gave Postponed a perfect ride. Atzeni
and Postponed drafted behind a horse
while perched two wide, tipped three deep
turning into the homestretch, and went on
to a two-length victory over the fine Japanese horse Duramente.
“It was very straightforward today,”
Atzeni said. “He traveled brilliantly and
was in a nice position all the way. I knew it
would take a good horse to beat him today.”
The best horse behind him on the night,
Duramente, might have gotten closer
had he not dislodged his right-front shoe
shortly before the start. Duramente was
taken off the track to be attended by the
track farrier, but the shoe could not be
repaired, and Duramente was forced
to race barefoot on that foot. He ran on
strongly from the back of the field, chasing
home the winner, and could well have done
better if fully shod.
“He didn’t shove like always does, and
he was trying to change his [leads] many
times, and this isn’t usual for him,” jockey
Mirco Demuro said.
Duramente headed an excellent showing
from the three Japanese runners in the
Sheema Classic, with Last Impact third
and One and Only fifth. Between them
came Highland Reel, who set the pace but
could not quicken with Postponed in the
stretch.
“He ran a very good race, my horse,” said
Highland Reel’s jockey, Ryan Moore. “He
ran against the front two who had runs,
and he’ll come on from it.”
Postponed’s most recent start had come
in the Group 2 City of Gold here March
5, and while no City of Gold winner had
returned to win the Sheema Classic, Postponed was no typical City of Gold winner.
A Group 2 winner at 4, he finished a close
third in the Group 1 Tattersalls Gold Cup
last summer before getting his first Group
1 victory in the King George VI and Queen
Elizabeth Stakes on July 26 at Ascot. Postponed won that race on soft turf on a European-style course, and showed his versatility in the Sheema Classic by performing
just as well on a flat, fast-playing track. His
time of 2:26.97 was a course record.
“We were hopeful he’d perform like
this, but you never know,” said Roger
Varian, who took over Postponed’s training when his owner, Sheikh Mohammed
Obaid, moved 35 horses from trainer Luca
Cumani late last fall.
“We’ll get him home, keep him in mind
for the 1 1/2-mile races that are obvious
targets.”
CONTINUED
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Postponed has won 7 of 15 starts – including 5 of 6 at 1 1/2 miles – and the $3.6 million
winner’s share of the Sheema Classic was
more than double what Postponed previously had earned in his career. The handsome bay horse is a son of Dubawi out of the
Dubai Destination mare Ever Rigg. He was
bred in Ireland by St. Albans Bloodstock.
– Marcus Hersh
DUBAI GOLDEN SHAHEEN
[UAE-G1]
and up, 6 furlongs, 1:10.59, fast.
MUARRAB (GB), 126, b. g. 7, Oasis Dream (GB)—Licence To
Thrill (GB), by Wolfhound. Owner, Sheikh Hamdan bin Rashid
al Maktoum; breeder, Stratford Place Stud (Great Britain); trainer,
Musabah Al Muhairi; jockey, Paul Hanagan.............$1,200,000
X Y Jet, 126, gr. or ro. g. 4, Kantharos—Soldiersingsblues,
by Lost Soldier. Owner, Rockingham Ranch and Gelfenstein
Farm............................................................................$400,000
Morawij (GB), 126, ch. g. 6, Exceed And Excel (Aus)—Sister
Moonshine (Fr), by Piccolo (GB). Owner, Sheikh Ahmed bin
Rashid Al Maktoum.....................................................$200,000
Margins: nk, 3 3/4, 1 3/4. Odds of winner: 6-1. Favorite: X Y
Jet, 7-4.
Also ran: Reynaldothewizard 126 ($100,000), Super Jockey (NZ)
126 ($600,000), Confrontation 126 ($40,000), Rich Tapestry (Ire)
126, Domineer (GB) 126, Master Kochanwong (Aus) 126, Kifaah
(GB) 126.
RACING RECORD
AGE STS
1ST
(SW)
2ND
(SP)
3RD
(SP)
EARNINGS
21 000
$0
37 201 18,877
46 411 75,100
51 100 14,704
65
4(2)
1(1)0 182,761
74
2(2)
1(1)0
1,364,500
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Totals
2413(4)3(2)
2 $1,655,942
At 6: 1st Garhoud Sprint, Shadwell Farm Jebel Ali Sprint; 2nd
Dubawi S.
At 7: 1st Dubai Golden Shaheen [UAE-G1], Mahab Al Shimaal
[UAE-G3]; 2nd Al Shindagha Sprint [UAE-G3].
MUARRAB (GB), b. g. 2009
Green Desert 83
OASIS DREAM (GB) 00
Hope (Ire) 91
Danzig 77
Foreign Courier 79
Dancing Brave 83
Bahamian (Ire) 85
Nureyev 77
Wolfhound 89
Lassie Dear 74
LICENCE TO THRILL (GB) 97
Dragonara Palace 71
Crime of Passion (GB) 80
Catriona 67
5
When Oasis Dream (GB) has crossed with Wolfhound mares, it has
graded SW (50%), $830,425 average earnings per runner.
Sire: OASIS DREAM (GB). Raced 2 years in England, North
America, 9 starts, 4 wins. Earned $694,003. Best Beyer: 88.
Stands at Banstead Manor Stud in England for $114,057. Sire of
10 crops, 1,166 foals, 850 runners (73%), 590 winners (51%),
105 SWs (9%), including Midday (GB), Muhaarar (GB), Tuscan
Evening (Ire), champions Dux Scholar (GB), Oasis Cannes
(GB). Total progeny earnings $57,085,333, $67,159 average
per starter. Auction record, 1980 to present—376 yearlings
sold, $260,406 average. In 2015, 26 yearlings sold, $418,219
average.
1st dam: LICENCE TO THRILL (GB). Bred by Stratford Place
Stud (Great Britain). Raced 3 years, 14 starts, 2 wins. Earned
$21,768.
03—Classic Encounter (Ire), g., by Lujain. Raced 4 years, 27
starts, 2 wins. Earned $50,825. At 2, 3rd Norfolk S. [Eng-G3].
$53,805 yearling 2004 TAT-OCT.
04—Gimme Some Lovin (Ire), m., by Desert Style (Ire). Raced 5
years, 17 starts, 14 wins. Earned $12,962.
05—Group Therapy (GB), g., by Choisir (Aus). Raced 5 years,
28 starts, 4 wins. Earned $154,848. At 5, 2nd King George S.
[Eng-G2], Coral Charge Sprint S. [Eng-G3]; 3rd Scarbrough
S. At 6, 3rd King George S. [Eng-G2]. $58,426 yearling 2006
TAT-OCT.
06—Cheap Thrills (GB), m., by Bertolini. Raced 2 years, 15 starts,
3 wins. Earned $17,444. $320,591 yearling 2007 TAT-OCT.
07—WAVEBAND (GB), m., by Exceed And Excel (Aus). Raced
3 years, 27 starts, 4 wins. Earned $210,609. At 4, 1st Cleves S.
$137,537 yearling 2008 TAT-OCT.
08—The Thrill Is Gone (GB), m., by Bahamian Bounty (GB).
Raced 3 years, 22 starts, 1 win. Earned $37,870. At 2, 2nd
Dragon S.; 3rd Bathwick Tyres St. Hugh’s S., Zenith Ltd. Harry
Rosebery S.
09—MUARRAB (GB) (See above).$467,254 yearling 2010
TAT-OCT.
10—BUNGLE INTHEJUNGLE (GB), h., by Exceed And Excel
(Aus). Raced 3 years, 17 starts, 4 wins. Earned $142,689. At
2, 1st Molecomb S. [Eng-G3], BMW Cornwallis S. [Eng-G3];
2nd Flying Childers S. [Eng-G2]. RNA ($65,054) yearling 2011
TAT-OCT.
11—Barren.
12—Moonraker (GB), c., by Starspangledbanner (Aus). Raced 2
years, 10 starts, 2 wins. Earned $66,994. At 2, 2nd Julia Graves
Roses S.
13—Foal born dead.
14—Not bred.
15—Barren.
Muarrab, a fixture at Dubai tracks in
recent years, scored a mild upset to edge
the star Florida sprinter X Y Jet in the
$2 million Golden Shaheen Sprint at
Meydan Racecourse on Mar. 26.
The result was only decided in the final
strides.
Muarrab, who paid $15.80 to win in American pools, finished a neck in front of favored
X Y Jet after the two fought through the
stretch together. A patient ride from jockey
Paul Hanagan was arguably the difference.
Hanagan kept Muarrab off the pace
while X Y Jet and Rich Tapestry dueled
for the lead. Rich Tapestry faded in early
stretch when Muarrab moved alongside
X Y Jet. The two were inseparable for about
a furlong until Muarrab took the lead in
the last 50 yards.
“He’s such a star, this horse,” Hanagan
said. “They went hard [from the start], and
it suited him to sit. The other horse was
very hard to pass.”
X Y Jet was favored in the Golden
Shaheen, which was run at six furlongs on
dirt. X Y Jet looked like a winner in early
stretch.
“I got beaten fair and square, but he’s run
his heart out,” jockey Emisael Jaramillo
said. “There was no letup from the go, and
there was no chance to get a breather into
him. He still managed to run like a champion. He was very tough to pass, and it was
only close to the wire that the winner got
past.”
Morawij, a 50-1 outsider with British
bookmakers, finished third, followed
by Reynaldothewizard, Super Jockey,
Confrontation, Rich Tapestry, Domineer,
and Master Kochanwong. Kifaah was
pulled up while racing at the back of the
field.
Muarrab was timed in 1:10.59.
Aside from X Y Jet, Confrontation was the
only runner in the field with recent American form. A 6-year-old Kentucky-bred gelding, Confrontation was second in the Grade
3 Westchester Stakes at Belmont Park last
May. Trained by Kiaran McLaughlin,
Confrontation won the Firebreak Stakes at
a mile at Meydan on Feb. 4 in his first start
since June.
Muarrab has won 13 of 24 starts and
earned $1,655,942. A 7-year-old Britishbred gelding by Oasis Dream, Muarrab
began his career racing on turf in England
but struggled to compete. In the UAE,
Muarrab thrived in lower-quality races at
Jebel Ali Racecourse, winning eight races
there from 2013 to last November.
In his last five starts, Muarrab has won
three stakes, including the Group 3 Mahab
Al Shimaal at six furlongs at Meydan on
March 5.
Muarrab races for Sheikh Hamdan Bin
Rashid al Maktoum and trainer Musabah
Al Muhairi. They teamed earlier on the
program to win the $1 million Kahayla
Classic for Arabians with AF Mathmoon.
X Y Jet, a 4-year-old gelding by Kantharos, has won 6 of 15 starts. Trained by Jorge
Navarro, X Y Jet had won three consecutive stakes going into the Golden Shaheen,
including the Grade 3 Gulfstream Park
Sprint on Feb. 27.
X Y Jet is co-owned by Rockingham
Ranch and Gelfenstein Farm. The gelding is scheduled to be sent to trainer Peter
Miller in California upon his return to the
United States, Miller said this month.
– Steve Andersen
CONTINUED
Breeding
AL QUOZ SPRINT [UAE-G1]
and up, 5 furlongs turf, :56.34, good.
BUFFERING (AUS), 126, b. g. 9, Mossman (Aus)—Action Annie
(Aus), by Anabaa. Owner, Heathcote, Mrs. V, Krslovic, S., Moore,
C., et al; breeder, Racetree (Australia); trainer, Robert Heathcote;
jockey, Damian Browne...............................................$600,000
Ertijaal (Ire), 126, b. g. 5, Oasis Dream (GB)—Shabiba, by
Seeking the Gold. Owner, Sheikh Hamdan bin Rashid Al
Maktoum.....................................................................$200,000
Peniaphobia (Ire), 126, b. g. 5, Dandy Man (Ire)—Umlani (Ire),
by Great Commotion. Owner, Huang Kai Wen..............$100,000
Margins: 3/4, nk, 3/4. Odds of winner: 10-1. Favorite: Ertijaal,
11-4.
Also ran: Jungle Cat (Ire) 126 ($50,000), Muthmir (Ire) 126
($30,000), Fityaan (GB) 126 ($20,000), Lady Shipman 121, Not
Listenin’Tome (Aus) 126, Goldream (GB) 126, Sole Power (GB)
126, Sir Maximilian (Ire) 126, Bel Canto (Jpn) 121, Naadirr (Ire)
126.
RACING RECORD
AGE STS
1ST
(SW)
2ND
(SP)
3RD
(SP)
EARNINGS
25 40
1(1) $306,047
3 11 3(2)3(3)1(1)
472,324
4 10 2(1)4(4)2(2)
999,989
5 8 3(3)1(1)1(1)
745,215
6 8 3(3)1(1)3(3) 1,848,629
74
1(1)00 344,898
91
1(1)00
600,000
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Totals
4717(11)9(9)8(8) $5,317,102
At 3: 1st Urbis Roman Consul S. [Aus-G2]; 2nd Danehill Rory’s
Jester S. [Aus-G2], Stevco Seals & Pumps Up and Coming S.
[Aus-G3], Sun-Herald Governor Macquarie Brian Crowley Cup; 3rd
Bollinger Champagne Classic [Aus-G2].
At 4: 1st Brisbane Racing Club Victory S. [Aus-G2], Mitty’s Ian
McEwen Trophy S. [Aus-G3]; 2nd Victoria Racing Club Classic
[Aus-G1]; 3rd Bundaberg Distilling Co. BTC Cup [Aus-G1].
At 5: 1st Schillaci S. [Aus-G2], A. J. Moir S. [Aus-G2]; 2nd
Doomben 10,000 [Aus-G1], Newmarket H. [Aus-G1], Stradbroke H.
[Aus-G1]; 3rd William Reid S. [Aus-G1], Coolmore VRC Lightning
S. [Aus-G1].
At 6: 1st Crown Perth-Winterbottom S. [Aus-G1], VRC Sprint
Classic [Aus-G1], Manikato S. [Aus-G1], Victory S. [Aus-G2]; 2nd
A. J. Moir S. [Aus-G1], Stradbroke H. [Aus-G1]; 3rd Doomben
10,000 [Aus-G1].
At 7: 1st A. J. Moir S. [Aus-G1]; 3rd BTC Cup [Aus-G1], Doomben
10,000 [Aus-G1], Darley T. J. Smith S. [Aus-G1].
At 8: 1st Moir S. [Aus-G1], Crown Perth Winterbottom S. [Aus-G1].
At 9: 1st Al Quoz Sprint [UAE-G1].
BUFFERING (AUS), b. g. 2007
Hold Your Peace 69
Success Express 85
Au Printemps 79
MOSSMAN (AUS) 95
Twig Moss (Fr) 73
Lichen Lady (Aus) 82
Off Shore (GB) 77
Danzig 77
Anabaa 92
Balbonella (Fr) 84
ACTION ANNIE (AUS) 99
Be My Guest 74
Overdue Reaction (Ire) 85
Temporary Lull 80
6
When Mossman (Aus) has crossed with Anabaa mares, it has
produced 6 foals of racing age, 4 winners (67%), 1 SW (17%), 1
Sire: MOSSMAN (AUS). Raced 2 years in Australia, 22 starts, 4
wins. Earned $583,524. Stands at Vinery Australia in Australia
for $20,750. Sire of 14 crops, 792 foals, 542 runners (68%),
383 winners (48%), 32 SWs (4%), including Mossfun (Aus),
Love Conquers All (Aus), Ofcourseican (Aus). Total progeny
1st dam: ACTION ANNIE (AUS). Bred by Widden Stud Pty Ltd
(Australia). Raced 2 years, 6 starts, 1 win. Earned $10,306.
04—Canny Action (Aus), h., by Canny Lad (Aus). Unraced.
$19,630 yearling 2006 MGC-JAN.
05—Hussyanna (Aus), m., by Hussonet. Raced 3 years, 12 starts,
3 wins. Earned $37,802. $48,671 yearling 2007 NWZ-JAN.
06—Barren.
07—BUFFERING (AUS) (See above).
08—Suite Annie (Aus), m., by Hotel Grand (Aus). Raced 4 years,
24 starts, 4 wins. Earned $24,441.
09—m., by Greenwood Lake. Unraced.
10—No report.
11—h., by Hidden Dragon (Aus). Unraced. RNA ($43,965) yearling
2013 MGL-NAT.
12—No report.
13—Downloading (Aus), g., by Love Conquers All (Aus). Unraced.
$60,638 yearling 2015 MML-JAN.
14—Barren.
15—f., by Fastnet Rock (Aus).
There is something about the Al Quoz
Sprint that loves a graybeard. Sole Power
won the straight-course turf dash at age 8
last year, and while he could only muster
a 10th-place finish this year, Buffering
scored a three-quarter-length win over
Ertijaal at age, say, 8 1/2.
Buffering, Australian-bred and owned,
is an 8-year-old on Southern Hemisphere
time but 9 on the Northern Hemisphere
breeding calendar. But spare the details
– he’s no spring chicken. This was Buffering’s 52nd career start in addition to being
his best one.
“He’s such a warrior,” said winning rider
Damian Browne. “He’s getting better with
age.”
Buffering began his career in 2010 and
raced regularly against the great Black
Caviar as well as the second banana of the
Black Caviar era, Hay List. No wonder,
then, it took Buffering 18 starts before he
won a Group 1.
But since that breakthrough in October
2013, Buffering has been a steady Group 1
performer, though almost exclusively in
Australia. He shipped to Hong Kong two
Decembers ago and could only finish sixth
in the Hong Kong Sprint, but beat two of
Hong Kong’s best today, Peniaphobia and
Not Listenin’Tome, as well as the 10 others
he lined up against.
It was Peniaphobia who went out to lead
down the five-furlong Meydan straighta-
way, pursued by Buffering and Ertijaal and
Lady Shipman on the far outside. Browne
started asking with a quarter-mile or so to
run, and Buffering asserted himself in the
final half-furlong, leading home the sort of
bunched finish one would expect in a short
race of this quality.
Ertijaal, affirming the quality at which
he hinted in lower-level races this meet,
tried hard but settled for second, a neck
better than Peniaphobia, who had threequarters of a length on Jungle Cat. Lady
Shipman could not carry her one-turn
American sprint form to the Meydan
straightway, and finished seventh.
Buffering, by Mossman out of the Anabaa
mare Action Annie, was timed in 56.34
seconds while winning for the 20th time.
Robert Heathcote trains him.
– Marcus Hersh
UAE DERBY [UAE-G2]
Meydan Racecourse, Mar. 26, $2,000,000 guaranteed, 3-year-olds,
1 3/16 miles, 1:58.41, fast.
LANI, 121, gr. or ro. c. 3, Tapit—Heavenly Romance (Jpn), by
Sunday Silence. Owner, Ms. Yoko Maeda; breeder, North Hills
Co. Limited (Ky.); trainer, Mikio Matsunaga; jockey, Yutaka
Take..........................................................................$1,200,000
Polar River, 117, b. f. 3, Congrats—Bayou Tortuga, by Empire Maker. Owner, Bukhtoyarov, Valentin and Kappushev,
Evgeny.........................................................................$400,000
Yu Change (Jpn), 121, dk. b. or br. c. 3, Swift Current (Jpn)—Yu
Carat (Jpn), by Winning Ticket (Jpn). Owner, K. Aitetsu.$200,000
Margins: 3/4, nk, 1/2. Odds of winner: 12-1. Favorite: Polar
River, 8-13.
Also ran: Vale Dori (Arg) 127 ($100,000), On the Rocks (Jpn) 121
($60,000), Lazzam (GB) 121 ($40,000), Frank Conversation 123.
RACING RECORD
AGE STS
1ST
(SW)
2ND
(SP)
3RD
(SP)
EARNINGS
24 210 $150,634
32
1(1)00
1,215,984
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Totals
6
3(1)10$1,366,618
At 3: 1st UAE Derby [UAE-G2].
LANI, gr. or ro. c. 2013
Pulpit 94
TAPIT 01
Tap Your Heels 96
A.P. Indy 89
Sunday Silence 86
HEAVENLY ROMANCE (JPN) 00
First Act (Ire) 86
Halo 69
Preach 89
Unbridled 87
Ruby Slippers 82
Wishing Well 75
Sadler’s Wells 81
Arkadina 69
CONTINUED
Breeding
When Tapit has crossed with Sunday Silence mares, it has
produced 1 foal of racing age, 1 winner (100%), 1 SW (100%), 1
Sire: TAPIT. Raced 2 years, 6 starts, 3 wins. Earned $557,300.
Best Beyer: 98. Stands at Gainesway in Ky. for $300,000.
Sire of 9 crops, 1,014 foals, 752 runners (74%), 570 winners (56%), 76 SWs (7%), including Testa Matta, Tonalist,
Frosted, champions As de Trebol, Untapable, Hansen, Tapit
Girl (Tur), Chachkova, Stardom Bound. Total progeny earnings
$93,378,270, $124,173 average per starter. Auction record,
1980 to present—503 yearlings sold, $234,600 average. In
2015, 43 yearlings sold, $603,074 average.
1st dam: HEAVENLY ROMANCE (JPN). Bred by North Hills
Management (Japan). Raced 4 years, 33 starts, 8 wins. Earned
$3,527,120. At 4, 1st Sankei Sports Hai Hanshin Himba S.
[Jpn-G2]. At 5, 1st Tenno Sho Autumn [Jpn-G1], Sapporo Kinen
[Jpn-G2]; 2nd Hokkaido Shimbun Hai Queen S. [Jpn-G3].
07—Code Z (Jpn), h., by King Kamehameha (Jpn). Raced 3 years,
34 starts, 1 win. Earned $175,724.
08—Veyron (Jpn), h., by King Kamehameha (Jpn). Raced 5 years,
09—Winning Salute (Jpn), h., by French Deputy. Raced 2 years,
10—AWARDEE, h., by Jungle Pocket (Jpn). Raced 5 years, 29
starts, 7 wins. Earned $1,608,946. At 5, 1st Sirius S. [Jpn-G3].
At 6, 1st Nagoya Daishoten.
11—AMOUR BRILLER, m., by Smart Strike. Raced 4 years, 19
starts, 8 wins. Earned $1,758,863. At 3, 3rd Kanto Oaks. At 4,
1st Empress Hai, Nagoya Grand Prix, Breeders’ Gold Cup. At 5,
1st Empress Hai; 3rd Kawasaki Kinen.
12—No report.
13—LANI (See above).
14—f., by Distorted Humor.
15—f., by Distorted Humor.
16—No report.
Lani became the first Japanese horse to
win the Group 2, $2 million UAE Derby on
Mar. 26 and for his next trick will try to
become the first Japanese horse to win the
Kentucky Derby.
Lani overcame a wide trip in the UAE
Derby and beat the favored Polar River
by three-quarters of a length in the
1 3/16-mile dirt fixture for Northern
Hemisphere 3-year-olds and Southern
Hemisphere 4-year-olds. Lani is a nominee to the Kentucky Derby, will easily
make the field for the race with the 100
qualifying points he earned by winning
the UAE Derby, and his connections have
every intention of running in the race.
Trainer Mikio Matsunaga said through
an interpreter after the race that plans
already had been laid for Lani to travel to
Churchill Downs, and that the colt would
depart Dubai for the U.S. in less than one
week.
Lani, a bulky, gray son of Tapit and out
of Heavenly Romance, by Sunday Silence,
is a temperamental colt, and he was slow
away from the gate, racing well behind the
7
second-to-last horse into the first turn of
the UAE Derby. But in a move reminiscent
of Mirco Dimuro’s ride on Dubai World
Cup winner Victoire Pisa, jockey Yutaka
Take guided Lani six or seven paths off the
rail turning into the Meydan backstretch
and let Lani race up close to the leaders,
Vale Dori and Yu Change.
Lani got into the 2 or 3 path around the
far turn and still had work to do 1 1/2
furlongs out as Yu Change continued to
lead, but Yu Change weakened late while
Lani stayed on, passing the leader in the
final 100 yards and holding clear favorite
Polar River. His time on a fast track of
1:58.41 was 0.06 seconds slower than
Mubtaahij’s clocking in his blowout win
in the race last year. Mubtaahij would go
on to finish eighth in the Kentucky Derby.
Polar River, taking her first loss after
four wins, had a tough trip. She was
trapped in behind Vale Dori for most of the
race, finding herself in an uncomfortable
position for the first time in her career.
Jockey Pat Dobbs waited and waited for
room and said he didn’t have the horse
to get through a seam that opened at the
three-sixteenths pole, instead swinging
wide, making some headway in the final
furlong, but falling short in the end.
Yu Change finished a neck behind Polar
River, with Vale Dori another half-length
back in fourth. The California shipper
Frank Conversation finished last of seven.
Lani won for the third time in six starts
and scored for the first time at the group
level and at a distance beyond one mile. He
was bred in Kentucky by the North Hills
Co. and is owned by Yoko Maeda.
– Marcus Hersh
DUBAI GOLD CUP [UAE-G2]
and up, 2 miles turf, 3:19.56, good.
VAZIRABAD (FR), 122, gr. g. 4, Manduro (Ger)—Visorama (Ire),
by Linamix (Fr). Owner, HH Aga Khan; breeder, SCEA Haras De
Son Altesse L’Aga Khan (France); trainer, Alain de Royer Dupre;
jockey, Christophe Soumillon......................................$600,000
Big Orange (GB), 126, b. g. 5, Duke of Marmalade (Ire)—
Miss Brown To You (Ire), by Fasliyev. Owner, W J and T C O
Gredley........................................................................$200,000
Haafaguinea (GB), 126, ch. g. 6, Haafhd (GB)—Ha’penny Beacon
(GB), by Erhaab. Owner, Godolphin Racing.................$100,000
Margins: nk, 4 3/4, no. Odds of winner (favorite): 5-4.
Also ran: Suegioo (Fr) 126 ($50,000), Meadow Creek (GB) 126
($30,000), Manatee (GB) 126 ($20,000), Tellina (Saf) 126, Neo
Black Dia (Jpn) 126, Star Empire (Saf) 126, Certerach (Ire) 126,
Paradise (Ger) 116.
RACING RECORD
AGE STS
1ST
(SW)
2ND
(SP)
3RD
(SP)
EARNINGS
37
5(3)10 $424,025
41
1(1)00
600,000
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Totals
8
6(4)10$1,024,025
At 3: 1st Prix Royal-Oak [Fr-G1], Prix Chaudenay [Fr-G2], Prix de
Lutece [Fr-G3].
At 4: 1st Dubai Gold Cup [UAE-G2].
VAZIRABAD (FR), gr. g. 2012
Monsun (Ger) 90
MANDURO (GER) 02
Mandellicht (Ire) 94
Konigsstuhl (Ger) 76
Linamix (Fr) 87
VISORAMA (IRE) 00
Visor 89
Mendez (Fr) 81
Mosella (Ger) 85
Be My Guest 74
Mandelauge (Ger) 89
Lunadix (Fr) 72
Mr. Prospector 70
Look 84
When Manduro (Ger) has crossed with Linamix (Fr) mares, it has
Sire: MANDURO (GER). Raced 4 years in England, France,
Germany, Italy, 18 starts, 10 wins. Earned $1,990,563. Stands at
Haras du Logis in France for $7,606. Sire of 6 crops, 602 foals,
377 runners (63%), 192 winners (32%), 24 SWs (4%), including Ribbons (GB), Fractional (Ire), Charity Line (Ire), champion
Braco Forte (Brz). Total progeny earnings $10,991,728, $29,156
$41,671 average.
1st dam: VISORAMA (IRE). Bred by S.N.C. Legardere Elevage
(Ireland). Raced 2 years, 12 starts, 3 wins. Earned $181,397. At
3, 1st Prix de Flore [Fr-G3], Prix Barriere; 2nd Prix de Liancourt;
3rd Prix de Lieurey. At 4, 2nd Prix Corrida [Fr-G2]; 3rd Grand
Prix de Saint-Cloud [Fr-G1].
06—Vidiyna (Fr), m., by Danehill Dancer (Ire). Raced 1 year, 3
starts, 1 win. Earned $5,935.
07—Viziyya (Fr), m., by Sinndar (Ire). Raced 2 years, 8 starts, 2
wins. Earned $36,851.
08—Vidayar (Fr), h., by Shamardal. Raced 2 years, 14 starts, 2
wins. Earned $44,516.
09—Vizinga (Fr), m., by Marju (Ire). Raced 1 year, 6 starts, 2 wins.
Earned $25,609.
10—Visomiya (Fr), m., by Rock of Gibraltar (Ire). Raced 1 year, 5
11—VISORIYNA (FR), m., by Dansili (GB). Raced 2 years, 9
starts, 3 wins. Earned $139,138. At 3, 1st Prix la Sorellina;
2nd Prix de l’Elevage; 3rd Prix de Lieurey [Fr-G3], Prix Perth
[Fr-G3].
12—VAZIRABAD (FR) (See above).
CONTINUED
Breeding
Marathon races come naturally for
Vazirabad.
In the $1 million Dubai Gold Cup at
Meydan Racecourse on Mar. 26, Vazirabad
extended his winning streak to six races
with a hard-fought win in the Group 2
race at two miles. The Dubai Gold Cup was
Vazirabad’s first start outside of France
and the longest race of his career.
The 4-year-old gelding overcame a troubled flight from France earlier in the week
and a slow start to win the richest race of
his eight-race career.
Ridden by Christophe Soumillon,
Vazirabad broke slowly and raced toward
the back of a field of 11 for the first 1 1/2
miles. Certerach and Big Orange raced at
the front, clear of the chasing pack for the
first mile, before the field began to draw
closer together in the last half-mile.
Soumillon guided Vazirabad to the
outside of rivals on the turn and moved
into contention with a wide rally in early
stretch. Big Orange, who finished fifth
in the Melbourne Cup in Australia last
November, took the lead in early stretch
but was challenged on his outside by
Vazirabad. Through the final furlong,
Vazirabad had the better of Big Orange,
finishing a neck in front of his rival.
“His main quality is that he has a big turn
of foot, and we’re not afraid to use it,” said
winning trainer Alain de Royer-Dupre.
“He was a little tired at the end; perhaps he
came too soon.”
Big Orange finished 4 3/4 lengths in
front of Haafaguinea, who was followed by
Suegioo, Meadow Creek, Manatee, Tellina,
Neo Black Dia, Star Empire, Certerach and
Paradise. There were no American-based
runners or American-bred runners in the
field.
Prior to the race, de Royer-Dupre said
that Vazirabad was unsettled for part of
the flight to Dubai earlier this week and
sustained cuts on his head.
Vazirabad races for the Aga Khan.
By Manduro, Vazirabad has won 6 of 8
starts and earned $1,024,025. His six-race
winning streak includes four group stakes,
most notably the Group 1 Prix Royal-Oak
at 1 15/16 miles at Saint-Cloud last October. Earlier that month, Vazirabad won the
Group 2 Prix Chaudenay at 1 7/8 miles at
Longchamp on the weekend of the Prix de
l’Arc de Triomphe.
– Steve Andersen
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GODOLPHIN MILE [UAE-G2]
and up, 1 mile, 1:35.21, fast.
ONE MAN BAND (IRE), 126, b. h. 5, Pivotal (GB)—Musicanna
(GB), by Cape Cross (Ire). Owner, Sheikh Saeed bin Mohammed
al Maktoum; breeder, Richard A. Pegum (Ireland); trainer, Doug
Watson; jockey, Sam Hitchcott.....................................$600,000
Faulkner (GB), 126, ch. h. 6, Pivotal (GB)—Fibou, by Seeking the Gold. Owner, Sheikh Mohammed bin Khalifa al
Maktoum.....................................................................$200,000
Cool Cowboy, 126, ch. h. 5, Kodiak Kowboy—Grand Breeze, by
Grand Slam. Owner, Zaur Sekrekov..............................$100,000
Margins: 4 3/4, no, 4 1/2. Odds of winner: 11-2. Favorite:
Marking, 5-4.
Also ran: Marking 126 ($50,000), Sloane Avenue 126 ($30,000),
Prayer for Relief 126 ($20,000), Maftool 126, Gold City (Ire) 126,
God’s Speed (Ire) 126.
RACING RECORD
AGE STS
1ST
(SW)
2ND
(SP)
3RD
(SP)
EARNINGS
22 000
$0
33 101 20,585
46 400 109,898
54
3(1)
1(1)0
778,136
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Totals
15 8(1)1(1) 1
$908,619
At 5: 1st Godolphin Mile [UAE-G2]; 2nd Firebreak S. [UAE-G3].
ONE MAN BAND (IRE), b. h. 2011
Nureyev 77
Polar Falcon 87
Marie d’Argonne (Fr) 81
PIVOTAL (GB) 93
Cozzene 80
Fearless Revival (GB) 87
Stufida (GB) 81
Cape Cross (Ire) 94
MUSICANNA (GB) 01
Upend 85
Green Desert 83
Park Appeal (Ire) 82
Main Reef (GB) 76
Gay Charlotte 71
When Pivotal (GB) has crossed with Cape Cross (Ire) mares, it has
Sire: PIVOTAL (GB). Raced 2 years in England, 6 starts, 4 wins.
Earned $228,855. Stands at Cheveley Park Stud in England
for $65,780. Sire of 17 crops, 1,614 foals, 1,094 runners
(68%), 810 winners (50%), 134 SWs (8%), including African
Story (GB), Megahertz (GB), Farhh (GB), champions Entangle
(GB), Golden Apples (Ire), Cross Check (Ire), Somnus (GB),
Red Velour (GB), Sariska (GB). Total progeny earnings
$85,106,176, $77,794 average per starter. Auction record, 1980
to present—577 yearlings sold, $236,374 average. In 2015, 41
yearlings sold, $112,503 average.
1st dam: MUSICANNA (GB). Bred by P. D. and Mrs Player (Great
Britain). Raced 3 years, 11 starts, 4 wins. Earned $191,737. At 4,
1st William Hill Atalanta S.; 3rd Sun Chariot S. [Eng-G1]. At 5,
2nd Princess Elizabeth S. [Eng-G3]; 3rd Falmouth S. [Eng-G1].
08—Perigueux (GB), h., by Pivotal (GB). Raced 5 years, 40 starts,
7 wins. Earned $89,045. $234,436 yearling 2009 TAT-OCT, RNA
($129,058) 2yo 2010 TAT-APR.
09—Symfony (Ire), m., by Monsun (Ger). Raced 1 year, 4 starts,
no wins. RNA ($179,578) yearling 2010 DEA-AUG, $75,094
yearling 2010 TAT-OCT.
10—Musikhani (GB), m., by Dalakhani (Ire). Raced 3 years,
14 starts, no wins. Earned $5,460. $117,097 yearling 2011
TAT-OCT.
11—ONE MAN BAND (IRE) (See above).
12—f., by Shocking (Aus). Unraced. $33,032 yearling 2014
NWZ-JAN.
13—f., by Pentire (GB). Unraced.
Doug Watson walked out of the Meydan
winner’s circle after the Godolphin Mile,
did a quick local TV hit, then whirled,
slightly flustered, looking for assistance.
He spotted John Ferguson of Godolphin,
walked up to him, and said, “John, who do I
talk to? I’ve never won one of these things!”
Well, Watson, the American expatriate
and onetime Kiaran McLaughlin assistant here, not only won his first race on a
Dubai World Cup card, he pulled the rare
feat of sweeping the top three placings. One
Man Band, leading all the way from post 1,
was much the best, setting a fast pace and
never looking back, as the Watson-trained
Faulkner edged the Watson-trained Cool
Cowboy for a trifecta sweep.
One Man Band won by 4 3/4 lengths and
ran 1,600 meters in 1:35.21, a track record.
Watson said several days ago that
all three of his runners in the Grade 2,
$1 million Godolphin Mile were live, and
he was dead on, but things went less well
for his former boss, as the McLaughlintrained Marking, the favorite, ran below
his best form and finished fourth, beaten
almost 10 lengths.
“He’s still immature mentally,” said
jockey James Doyle. “He missed the [break]
again and then couldn’t take the kickback.”
One Man Band is a one-way horse – the
lead or nothing. But that style perfectly
suited the way the Meydan dirt track was
playing, at least early on this card, the sun
still far from setting on a hot day. He did
not break on the lead, but Sam Hitchcock,
also winning his first World Cup card race,
quickly put him on the lead, guiding him
just in front of Marking to get to the rail as
the one-mile starting chute linked with the
course proper.
From there, nothing much happened,
though One Man Band carved out a
demanding pace that left his chasers struggling. Nothing ever really got close to him,
the only battle being for second, as Faulkner
came out to nip the chasing Cool Cowboy.
One Man Band, owned by Sheikh bin
Mohammed al Maktoum, is a 5-year-old
Irish-bred by Pivotal and out of a Cape Cross
mare. Bred for turf, he has taken beautifully to the Meydan dirt track and has eight
wins in 15 starts.
– Marcus Hersh
CONTINUED
Breeding
LOUISIANA DERBY [G2]
Fair Grounds, Mar. 26, $1,000,000 guaranteed, 3-year-olds, 1 1/8
miles, 1:51.06, fast. (Track record: 1:47.64.)
GUN RUNNER, 122, ch. c. 3, Candy Ride (Arg)—Quiet Giant, by
Giant’s Causeway. Owner, Winchell Thoroughbreds and Three
Chimneys Farm; breeder, Besilu Stables (Ky.); trainer, Steven
Asmussen; jockey, Florent Geroux...............................$600,000
Tom’s Ready, 122, dk. b. or br. c. 3, More Than Ready—Goodbye
Stranger, by Broad Brush. Owner, G M B Racing.........$200,000
Dazzling Gem, 122, b. c. 3, Misremembered—Dazzler, by Vindication. Owner, Steve Landers Racing...............................$100,000
Winning Beyer: 91
Margins: 4 1/2, 1 1/4, nk. Odds of winner: 7-2. Favorite: Mo
Tom, 2-1.
Also ran: Mo Tom 122 ($40,000), Forevamo 122 ($20,000),
Candy My Boy 122 ($10,000), Greenpointcrusader 122 ($10,000),
Conquest Windycity 122 ($10,000), Uncle Walter 122 ($10,000),
Battery 122.
RACING RECORD
AGE STS
1ST
(SW)
2ND
(SP)
3RD
(SP)
EARNINGS
23 200 $66,920
32
2(2)00
840,000
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Totals
5
4(2)00 $906,920
At 3: 1st Louisiana Derby [G2], Risen Star S. [G2].
GUN RUNNER, ch. c. 2013
Ride the Rails 91
CANDY RIDE (ARG) 99
Candy Girl (Arg) 90
Cryptoclearance 84
Herbalesian 69
Candy Stripes 82
City Girl 82
Storm Cat 83
Giant’s Causeway 97
Mariah’s Storm 91
QUIET GIANT 07
Quiet American 86
Quiet Dance 93
Misty Dancer 88
When Candy Ride (Arg) has crossed with Giant’s Causeway
mares, it has produced 24 foals of racing age, 7 winners (29%),
1 SW (4%), 1 graded SW (4%), $121,103 average earnings per
runner.
Sire: CANDY RIDE (ARG). Raced 2 years in Argentina, North
America, 6 starts, 6 wins. Earned $749,149. Best Beyer: 123.
Stands at Lane’s End in Ky. for $60,000. Sire of 9 crops, 1,033
foals, 673 runners (65%), 484 winners (47%), 56 SWs (5%),
including Clubhouse Ride, Misremembered, Candy Boy, champions New York Blue, Shared Belief, Lolo Forever. Total progeny
1st dam: QUIET GIANT. Bred by Edward P. Evans (Va.). Raced 2
years, 12 starts, 7 wins. Earned $405,389. Best Beyer: 103.
At 3, 1st Cheap Seats S.; 2nd Polly’s Jet S. At 4, 1st Hill ‘N’ Dale
Molly Pitcher S. [G2], Lady’s Secret S. [L], Lady on the Run S.,
Rare Treat S.; 2nd Ladies H. [L].
13—GUN RUNNER (See above). Best Beyer: 91.
14—f., by Malibu Moon.
15—f., by Tapit.
16—No report.
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For Gun Runner and Mo Tom, the Louisiana Derby on Mar. 26 played out like the
Risen Star last month. For Gun Runner, it
was a joyous sequel. For Mo Tom, another
Nightmare on Gentilly Blvd.
Gun Runner ($9.80), making full use of
his tactical speed and instant acceleration, completed a sweep of the two biggest
Kentucky Derby preps at Fair Grounds by
rolling to a 4 1/2-length victory in the Grade
2, $1 million Louisiana Derby, a result that
thrilled his trainer, Steve Asmussen.
“It’s extremely exciting,” Asmussen said
in the winner’s circle, surrounded by his
wife and three sons. “He’s a very athletic
horse, handy, with a good temperament,
and he stayed on to the wire.”
Mo Tom, who has a powerful late kick,
was favored off his rough trip in the Risen
Star last month. Once again, he ran into
a roadblock while trying to rally in the
stretch with jockey Corey Lanerie and
wound up fourth, one place worse than the
Risen Star, a result that left his trainer,
Tom Amoss, fuming.
“Corey’s going to have to explain that
ride,” Amoss said. “It’s beyond my understanding. He was locked and loaded, so
why he chose the most dangerous route is
beyond me. I flashed back to all the work
we’ve done with him. It’s like being an
eyewitness to your kid being beaten up at
the playground. He’s got such a fine move.
Just go around.”
That was the ecstasy and the agony of
the 102nd Louisiana Derby. Gun Runner
got a first prize of $600,000, plus 100 points
toward a berth in the Kentucky Derby May
7, which will be his next start. Even with
the loss, Mo Tom likely has accumulated
enough points to also get into the Derby,
but Amoss – a native of New Orleans – was
denied his first victory in a race he deeply
covets.
Gun Runner had an ideal trip under Florent Geroux. He was third, tracking pacesetter Candy My Boy from along the inside
through the first six furlongs, then moved
in a flash to attack Candy My Boy midway
on the far turn.
“He’s super athletic,” Geroux said.
“He’s got a lot of gears,” said Scott Blasi,
Asmussen’s top assistant.
Gun Runner put daylight on his rivals
in upper stretch and was never threatened through the lane, crossing the line
in 1:51.06 for 1 1/8 miles on the fast main
track. By comparison, the New Orleans
Handicap for older horses earlier in the
day was won by the longshot S’maverlous
in 1:50.06, exactly one second faster.
The 30-1 shot Tom’s Ready, like Mo Tom
owned by Gayle Benson but trained by
Dallas Stewart, rallied into second at
midstretch and maintained that position,
finishing 1 1/4 lengths in front of Dazzling
Gem, who beat a fast-closing Mo Tom by a
neck for third.
Mo Tom was last the first half-mile of the
race, began a strong rally toward the end
of the far turn, was taken inside in upper
stretch, and twice was forced to steady
when caught behind the tiring Candy My
Boy.
Forevamo was fifth and was followed, in
order, by Candy My Boy, Greenpointcrusader, Conquest Windycity, Uncle Walter,
and Battery.
Gun Runner, a 3-year-old colt by Candy
Ride, has won four times in five starts,
his lone loss a fourth-place finish in the
Kentucky Jockey Club last fall on a sloppy,
sealed track at Churchill Downs. He did
win first time out against maidens at
Churchill Downs on a fast track.
Asmussen trains Gun Runner for Ron
and Joan Winchell’s Winchell Thoroughbreds and the Three Chimneys Farm of
Goncalo Torrealba.
“He’s got talent,” Asmussen said. “What I
love is how fast he is.”
And, no doubt, he loves Gun Runner’s
ability to stay out of trouble.
– Jay Privman
NEW ORLEANS H. [G2]
Fair Grounds, Mar. 26, $400,000 guaranteed, 4-year-olds and up,
1 1/8 miles, 1:50.06, fast. (Track record: 1:47.64.)
S’MAVERLOUS, 114, b. g. 6, Tiz Wonderful—A. P. Petal, by A.P.
Indy. Owner, Gata Racing Stable; breeder, Spendthrift Farm, LLC
(Ky.); trainer, Michael Maker; jockey, Jose Lezcano.....$240,000
(dq) Jessica’s Star (finished 2nd and disqualified and
placed 5th)
International Star, 119, b. c. 4, Fusaichi Pegasus—Parlez, by
French Deputy. Owner, Ramsey, Kenneth L. and Sarah K..$80,000
Eagle, 119, ch. c. 4, Candy Ride (Arg)—Sea Gull, by Mineshaft.
Owner, W. S. Farish.......................................................$40,000
Winning Beyer: 100
Margins: 2, 1/2 (dq), no, 2 3/4. Odds of winner: 20-1. Favorite:
Eagle, 2-1.
Also ran: Majestic Harbor 118 ($16,000), Jessica’s Star 115
($8,000), Coup de Grace 114 ($4,000), Mobile Bay 118 ($4,000),
Freestyler 116 ($4,000), Stormdriver 112 ($4,000), Ride On Curlin
115.
RACING RECORD
AGE STS
1ST
(SW)
2ND
(SP)
3RD
(SP)
EARNINGS
32 101 $30,900
43 011 18,100
511 522 191,832
64
2(1)10
273,884
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Totals
20
8(1)44 $514,716
At 6: 1st New Orleans H. [G2].
CONTINUED
Breeding
S’MAVERLOUS, b. g. 2010
Tiznow 97
TIZ WONDERFUL 04
Evil 98
A.P. Indy 89
A. P. PETAL 00
Golden Petal 81
Cee’s Tizzy 87
Cee’s Song 86
Hennessy 93
Lit’l Rose 87
Seattle Slew 74
Weekend Surprise 80
Mr. Prospector 70
Hatton’s Rose 73
When Tiz Wonderful has crossed with A.P. Indy mares, it has
produced 17 foals of racing age, 7 winners (41%), 2 SWs (12%), 2
graded SWs (12%), $106,135 average earnings per runner.
Sire: TIZ WONDERFUL. Raced 2 years, 5 starts, 3 wins. Earned
$254,672. Best Beyer: 101. Stands at Korean Racing Authority in Republic of Korea. Sire of 5 crops, 516 foals, 285 runners
(55%), 199 winners (39%), 21 SWs (4%), including Condo
Commando, Wonder Gal, My Happy Face. Total progeny earnings $15,905,603, $55,809 average per starter. Auction record,
1980 to present—288 yearlings sold, $38,340 average. In 2015,
52 yearlings sold, $25,960 average.
1st dam: A. P. PETAL. Bred by Brilliant Stables, Inc. , West Coast
Thoroughbreds, Mark Stanley, et al. (Ky.). Unraced.
05—Flower War, m., by War Chant. Raced 1 year, 1 start, no wins.
$65,000 yearling 2006 KEE-SEP.
06—Causeway King, h., by Giant’s Causeway. Raced 5 years, 22
starts, 1 win. Earned $17,390. $170,000 yearling 2007 KEE-SEP.
07—Think Its All Over, h., by Tiznow. Raced 6 years, 33 starts, 4
wins. Earned $31,727. $81,450 yearling 2008 DEA-AUG.
08—Forest Red, m., by Forestry. Raced 3 years, 14 starts, no wins.
Earned $18,986. Best Beyer: 68. RNA ($14,000) yearling
2009 KEE-SEP.
09—Beloved Wings, m., by Dixie Union. Raced 2 years, 4 starts,
no wins. Earned $915. Best Beyer: 46. $85,000 yearling 2010
FTN- AUG.
10—S’MAVERLOUS (See above). Best Beyer: 100. $80,000
yearling 2011 FTK-JUL.
11—Mountain Landscape, h., by Tiz Wonderful. Unraced. $25,000
yearling 2012 KEE-SEP.
12—Wonderfuladventure, f., by Tiz Wonderful. Raced 1 year, 3
starts, 1 win. Earned $6,381. Best Beyer: 26.
13—Goats Town, c., by Dublin. Raced 2 years, 5 starts, no wins.
Earned $35,860. Best Beyer: 82.
14—f., by English Channel. RNA ($19,000) yearling 2015
KEE-SEP.
15—c., by Aikenite.
16—Barren.
S’maverlous had been a sprinter for
most of his career before he was claimed
by Mike Maker, who this meet at Fair
Grounds finally sent him around two
turns. That move has taken S’maverlous
to a new level, and he reached his highest point yet on Mar. 26 with a 20-1 upset
victory in the Grade 2, $400,000 New
Orleans Handicap for older horses.
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S’maverlous ($42.40), showing more
speed than in recent starts, stalked pacesetter Coup de Grace through the early
going, kicked away in upper stretch,
and rolled to a two-length victory while
well clear of the bumping that took place
behind him nearing the wire.
Jessica’s Star, a 13-1 shot, beat International Star by a half-length for second,
with 2-1 favorite Eagle a nose farther
back in fourth. But the stewards ruled
that Jessica’s Star had interfered with
fifth-place finisher Majestic Harbor near
the sixteenth pole, and they disqualified
him to fifth, promoting International Star
to second, Eagle to third, and Majestic
Harbor to fourth.
As a result, Maker swept the exacta, as
he also trains International Star.
S’maverlous completed 1 1/8 miles on
the fast main track in 1:50.06. He has won
eight times in 20 starts, is 3 for 7 for Maker,
and has won his last two starts, both at
Fair Grounds, both going two turns. He
won a second-level allowance race on
March 3.
That day, S’maverlous came from
seventh in the nine-horse field, but he was
forwardly placed this time under Jose
Lezcano.
“He usually makes one run, but I didn’t
want to handcuff Jose,” Maker said. “The
horse placed himself. Jose rode a smart
race.”
Maker claimed S’maverlous for $32,000
for the Gata Racing Stable of John Huber.
S’maverlous has earned $273,884 this year
alone, quite the return on investment.
S’maverlous, age 6, is a gelding by Tiz
Wonderful. Maker said he’d go for an even
richer payday next month in the $1.25
million Charles Town Classic.
– Jay Privman
FAIR GROUNDS OAKS [G2]
Fair Grounds, Mar. 26, $400,000 guaranteed, 3-year-olds, fillies,
LAND OVER SEA, 122, ch. f. 3, Bellamy Road—Belle Watling,
by Pulpit. Owner, Reddam Racing; breeder, Jack Swain III (Ky.);
trainer, Doug O’Neill; jockey, John Velazquez..............$244,000
Dream Dance, 122, b. f. 3, Afleet Alex—This Cat Can Dance, by
Vindication. Owner, Stoneway Farm...............................$80,000
Adore, 122, ch. f. 3, Big Brown—Cozshesaidso, by Empire Maker.
Owner, Winchell Thoroughbreds....................................$40,000
Winning Beyer: 88
Margins: 4 1/2, nk, 3 3/4. Odds of winner (favorite): 9-5.
Also ran: Northwest Tale 122 ($16,000), Venus Valentine 122
($8,000), Stageplay 122 ($4,000), Midnight On Oconee 122
($4,000), Street Fancy 122 ($4,000).
RACING RECORD
AGE STS
1ST
(SW)
2ND
(SP)
3RD
(SP)
EARNINGS
2 5 12(1)1(1) $148,000
33
1(1)
2(2)0
324,000
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Totals
8 2(1)4(3)1(1)
$472,000
At 2: 2nd Chandelier S. [G1]; 3rd Del Mar Debutante S. [G1].
At 3: 1st Fair Grounds Oaks [G2]; 2nd Las Virgenes S. [G2], Santa
Ysabel S. [G3].
LAND OVER SEA, ch. f. 2013
Chief’s Crown 82
Concerto 94
Undeniably 87
BELLAMY ROAD 02
Deputed Testamony 80
Hurry Home Hillary 95
Ten Cents a Turn 90
Pulpit 94
BELLE WATLING 05
Polly Adler 93
A.P. Indy 89
Preach 89
Housebuster 87
Honest and True 77
When Bellamy Road has crossed with Pulpit mares, it has
Sire: BELLAMY ROAD. Raced 2 years, 7 starts, 4 wins. Earned
$811,400. Best Beyer: 120. Stands at Dutchess Views Farm
in N.Y. for $7,500. Sire of 7 crops, 534 foals, 343 runners
(64%), 222 winners (42%), 29 SWs (5%), including Toby’s
Corner, All Squared Away, Bellamy Jones, champion Sisterly
Love. Total progeny earnings $15,634,126, $45,581 average
per starter. Auction record, 1980 to present—269 yearlings
sold, $39,845 average. In 2015, 47 yearlings sold, $28,202
average.
1st dam: BELLE WATLING. Bred by Blackwater Investments &
Manganaro Bloodstock (Ky.). Raced 2 years, 5 starts, no wins.
09—No report.
10—Draw Two, g., by Macho Uno. Raced 4 years, 12 starts, 3
wins. Earned $219,390. Best Beyer: 94. $65,000 yearling
2011 KEE-SEP.
11—No report.
12—War Story, g., by Northern Afleet. Raced 2 years, 11 starts,
2 wins. Earned $354,350. Best Beyer: 92. At 3, 2nd Risen
Star S. [G2], Lecomte S. [G3]; 3rd Louisiana Derby [G2], West
Virginia Derby [G2]. $90,000 yearling 2013 KEE-SEP, RNA
($58,000) 2yo 2014 OBS-MAR, $51,000 2yo 2014 FTM-MAY.
13—LAND OVER SEA (See above). Best Beyer: 88. $42,000
yearling 2014 KEE-SEP, $130,000 2yo 2015 OBS-APR.
14—Cedar Rapids, c., by Elusive Quality. $175,000 yearling 2015
KEE-SEP.
15—No report.
16—No report.
Five races in a row, Land Over Sea had
faced Songbird, only to lose every time,
albeit usually in respectable fashion.
On Mar. 26, with no Songbird to chase,
Land Over Sea showed she knows how
CONTINUED
Breeding
to win when she drew off as the favorite in
defeating seven other 3-year-old fillies in
the 49th running of the Grade 2, $400,000
Fair Grounds Oaks on the Louisiana Derby
undercard.
“Once I got to the three-eighths pole,
we were third and in the clear on the
outside,” said John Velazquez, the Hall of
Fame jockey who was aboard Land Over
Sea for the familiar owner-trainer team of
Reddam Racing and trainer Doug O’Neill.
“I was like, ‘Okay, it’s all her now.’ Down
the lane I think she showed the quality of
filly she’s been chasing in California.”
Midnight on Oconee led for the first five
furlongs of the 1 1/16-mile race, pressed by
Adore, who took over midway through the
final turn. Past the furlong pole, Adore still
clung to the lead, but after nine whacks of
the whip from Velazquez, it was all over,
as Land Over Sea flew past to win by 4 1/2
lengths.
Dream Dance, a 23-1 outsider, rallied late
up the rail to get second by a neck over a
tiring Adore. It was another 3 3/4 lengths
back to Northwest Tale.
Land Over Sea, a Kentucky-bred chestnut by Bellamy Road, returned $5.60 to win
after finishing in 1:44.74 over a fast track.
Her five losses to Songbird all came after
a maiden triumph last July and included
seconds in the Grade 1 Chandelier, Grade
2 Las Virgenes, and Grade 3 Santa Ysabel.
“It was great to get a confidence win like
this,” said Jack Sisterson, O’Neill’s assistant who accompanied Land Over Sea from
their Southern California base. “A lot of
the credit goes to the filly herself. She’s got
such a will to win.”
The victory was worth $244,000, an also
gave her 100 eligibility points toward the
May 6 Kentucky Oaks. The undefeated
Songbird is the strong early favorite for
that race.
Six of the last 11 runnings of the Fair
Grounds Oaks has produced the winner of
the Kentucky Oaks, with Untapable (2014)
being the most recent.
– Marty McGee
MUNIZ MEMORIAL H. [G2]
1 1/8 miles turf, 1:47.80-ncr, firm. (Course record: 1:47.80.)
TAKE THE STAND (ARG), 116, dk. b. or br. h. 5, Not For Sale
(Arg)—Taken Away (Brz), by Wild Event. Owner, Earle I.
Mack, Wachtel Stable and Brous Stable; breeder, Santa Maria de Araras (Argentina); trainer, William Mott; jockey, Edgar
Prado...........................................................................$180,000
World Approval, 120, gr. or ro. g. 4, Northern Afleet—Win Approval, by With Approval. Owner, Live Oak Plantation......$60,000
Closing Bell, 115, dk. b. or br. c. 4, Tapit—Rehear, by Coronado’s
Quest. Owner, WinStar Farm..........................................$30,000
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Winning Beyer: 100
Margins: 1 1/4, 1 1/2, nk. Odds of winner: 8-1. Favorite:
Chocolate Ride, 2-1.
Also ran: Chocolate Ride 124 ($12,000), Potomac River 113
($6,000), Roman Approval 118 ($3,000), Amigo 116 ($3,000),
String King 115 ($3,000), Blarp 117 ($3,000), Change of Command 112.
RACING RECORD
AGE STS
1ST
(SW)
2ND
(SP)
3RD
(SP)
EARNINGS
36
4(1)11 $47,681
44 100 59,950
52
1(1)
1(1)0
210,000
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Totals
12 6(2)2(1) 1
$317,631
At 4: 1st Horacio Bustillo [Arg-G3].
At 5: 1st Muniz Memorial H. [G2]; 2nd Tampa Bay S. [G3].
TAKE THE STAND (ARG), dk. b. or br. h. 2011
Caro (Ire) 67
Parade Marshal 83
Stepping High 69
NOT FOR SALE (ARG) 94
Laramie Trail 72
Love for Sale (Arg) 79
Museliere 73
Wild Event 93
TAKEN AWAY (BRZ) 06
Natividad (Brz) 00
Wild Again 80
North Of Eden (Ire) 83
Jules 94
Ravola 93
When Not For Sale (Arg) has crossed with Wild Event mares, it has
Sire: NOT FOR SALE (ARG) (deceased). Raced 3 years in Argentina, 24 starts, 9 wins. Earned $99,998. Sire of 14 crops, 1,025
including Asiatic Boy (Arg), Mystery Train (Arg), Miss Serendipity (Arg), champions Balada Sale (Arg), Forty Licks (Arg). Total
1st dam: TAKEN AWAY (BRZ). Bred by Haras Santa Maria de Araras (Brazil). Raced 3 years, 12 starts, 4 wins. Earned $71,663.
At 3, 1st Antartida Argentina; 2nd Mil Guineas [Arg-G1]; 3rd
Enrique Acebal [Arg-G1].
11—TAKE THE STAND (ARG) (See above). Best Beyer: 101.
12—No report.
13—Take Command (Arg), c., by Heliostatic (Ire). Unraced.
For Take the Stand, the plan going into
the Mar. 26 Mervin Muniz Memorial Handicap at Fair Grounds wasn’t to go for the
early lead. Naturally, Take the Stand led
all the way to win the Grade 2, $300,000
turf race by 1 1/4 lengths – and set a course
record, to boot.
Ridden by Edgar Prado for owner Earle
Mack and trainer Bill Mott, Take the Stand
ran about 1 1/8 miles in 1:47.80. The previous record, 1:48.18, was set in the Muniz
last year by Chocolate Ride, who was the
2-1 favorite in the field of 10 older horses.
World Approval made a strong late run
to finish second, 1 1/2 lengths in front
of third-place Closing Bell, Mott’s other
entrant. Chocolate Ride finished fourth.
“We weren’t really looking for the lead,’’
said Rodolphe Brisset, assistant to Mott.
“I think he just took [Prado] there like a
happy horse. Then he kind of re-broke.’’
Take the Stand, a 5-year-old Argentinebred son of Not For Sale, was coming off a
runner-up finish by a neck behind Reload
on Feb. 13 in the Grade 3 Tampa Bay Handicap. Take the Stand’s odds that day were
61-1; in the Muniz, he paid $18 to win.
In the Tampa Bay race, Take the Stand
was racing for the first time since November, and Prado saw positive signs.
“He was happy last time,’’ Prado said.
“He was very game when that horse came
to him.’’
At Fair Grounds, Take the Stand was
primed and ready. He broke sharply and
set a solid pace. With Roman Approval and
Chocolate Ride in closest pursuit, Take the
Stand ran the first quarter-mile in 23.54
seconds, the half in 47.59, and six furlongs
in 1:10.98.
Chocolate Ride, carrying 124 pounds,
eight more than Take the Stand, lacked the
stretch punch he showed when winning
the Colonel E. R. Bradley and Fair Grounds
Handicap earlier in the meet.
Prado said that he could tell on the final
turn that Take the Stand would be tough to
catch. “He was pricking his ears,’’ Prado
said.
World Approval raced in seventh place
for the first half-mile before steadily gaining ground.
“The winner was on the lead, loose,’’
said Julien Leparoux, who rode World
Approval. “He got the first jump on us. But
[World Approval] ran a very nice race.’’
– Bob Fortus
SANTA ANA S. [G2]
Santa Anita, Mar. 26, $200,000 guaranteed, 4-year-olds and up,
fillies and mares, 1 1/8 miles turf, 1:48.82, firm. (Course record:
1:43.92.)
TUTTIPAESI (IRE), 118, gr. or ro. m. 6, Clodovil (Ire)—Ruby Ridge
(Ire), by Acatenango (Ger). Owner, Valor Ladies; breeder, Mrs.
Eithne Hamilton (Ireland); trainer, William Mott; jockey, Christopher DeCarlo...............................................................$120,000
Glory, 118, b. f. 4, Tapit—Ki Maniere (Ire), by Sadler’s Wells.
Owner, Fox Hill Farms, Inc.............................................$40,000
Fresh Feline, 118, b. m. 5, Kitten’s Joy—Merry Me in Spring, by
Wekiva Springs. Owner, Lazy F Ranch (Corbett)............$24,000
Winning Beyer: 88
Margins: nk, 3/4, 1 1/4. Odds of winner: 5-2. Favorite: Her
Emmynency, 4-5.
Also ran: Nashoba’s Gold 118 ($12,000), Her Emmynency 123
($4,000).
CONTINUED
Breeding
RACING RECORD
AGE STS
1ST
(SW)
2ND
(SP)
3RD
(SP)
EARNINGS
25
3(2)01 $72,289
3 3 1(1)1(1)1(1)
160,000
42 000
2,500
55
2(2)
1(1)0 126,740
62
1(1)0
1(1)
134,400
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Totals
17 7(6)2(2)3(2)
$495,929
At 2: 1st Premio Mantovani, Premio Alessandro Perrone.
At 3: 1st Ginger Brew S.; 2nd Ashland S. [G1]; 3rd Herecomesthebride S. [G3].
At 5: 1st South Beach S., Suffolk Downs Distaff Turf S.; 2nd FasigTipton De La Rose S.
At 6: 1st Santa Ana S. [G2]; 3rd Marshua’s River S. [G3].
TUTTIPAESI (IRE), gr. or ro. m. 2010
Danehill 86
CLODOVIL (IRE) 00
Clodora 94
Danzig 77
Acatenango (Ger) 82
RUBY RIDGE (IRE) 99
Desert Frolic (Ire) 93
Surumu (Ger) 74
Razyana 81
Linamix (Fr) 87
Cloche d’Or 88
Aggravate (GB) 66
Persian Bold (Ire) 75
Try to Catch Me 86
When Clodovil (Ire) has crossed with Acatenango (Ger) mares, it
has produced 2 foals of racing age, 1 winner (50%), 1 SW (50%),
1 graded SW (50%), $495,929 average earnings per runner.
Sire: CLODOVIL (IRE). Raced 2 years in England, France, 8 starts,
5 wins. Earned $323,070. Stands at Rathasker Stud in Ireland for
$10,953. Sire of 10 crops, 548 foals, 370 runners (68%), 252
winners (46%), 20 SWs (4%), including Moriarty (Ire), Gregorian (Ire), Coupe de Ville (Ire), champions Almalekiah (Ire), Sing
With Bess (Ire), Skara (Ire), Savurlu (Ire). Total progeny earnings
1st dam: RUBY RIDGE (IRE). Bred by Gainsborough Stud Management Ltd (Ireland). Unraced.
04—Baile Ui Cholmain (Ire), g., by Revoque (Ire). Raced 2 years, 5
12
05—Manhattan Beach (Ire), m., by Captain Rio (GB). Raced 4
$30,888 yearling 2006 TIS-SEP.
06—Pilarika (Ire), m., by Verglas (Ire). Unraced.
07—Whos A Gem Then (Ire), m., by Titus Livius (Fr). Raced 2
years, 4 starts, no wins.
08—Choc U Zel Nell (Ire), m., by Noverre. Raced 1 year, 6 starts,
no wins.
09—Barren.
10—TUTTIPAESI (IRE) (See above). Best Beyer: 96. $19,628
yearling 2011 TAT-OCT.
11—Barren.
12—Foal born dead.
13—Broodmare aborted.
14—Powerful Love (Ire), c., by Clodovil (Ire). $72,047 yearling
2015 TAT-OCT.
A tiny gap between horses was all Tuttipaesi needed in the stretch in the $200,000
Santa Ana Stakes for fillies and mares at
Santa Anita on Mar. 26. Guided into that
space by jockey Chris DeCarlo, Tuttipaesi
responded to storm to the front and win
the Grade 2 Santa Ana by a neck over
Glory.
The win gave Tuttipaesi the most prestigious win of her career and gave the
47-year-old DeCarlo a win in his first
mount at Santa Anita.
DeCarlo had Tuttipaesi last with three
furlongs to go, showing patience aboard
the 6-year-old mare before finding
running room between runner-up Glory
and third-place finisher Fresh Feline.
“It was tight, but there was a little separation at the eighth pole,” DeCarlo said.
“She put her head in there. She’s a fighter
and those are the kind you want. That’s all
she needed.”
Tuttipaesi ($7.40) ran 1 1/8 miles on turf
in 1:48.82 in recording her third stakes win
in her last four starts. She won the Suffolk
Distaff Turf Stakes at Suffolk Downs in
October and the South Beach Stakes at
Gulfstream Park in December. Trained
by Bill Mott for the Valor Ladies partnership, Tuttipaesi has won 7 of 17 starts and
earned $495,929.
Tuttipaesi was at the back of the field of
five for the first six furlongs of the Santa
Ana. Her Emmynency, the 4-5 favorite, set
a modest pace of 24.50 seconds for the opening quarter-mile and 48.51 for a half-mile
despite ducking in sharply from the inside
post shortly after the start.
Her Emmynency jumped so far to the
inside in the first 100 yards that jockey
Joe Talamo had to correct her direction
rapidly to avoid getting shut off coming
from the main track onto the turf course.
“It surprised me a lot,” Talamo said. “She
didn’t give me any indication that would
happen.”
Talamo thought Her Emmynency had
recovered from the incident until the field
reached the turn and he began to urge his
mount.
“The fractions were easy,” Talamo said.
“It would have been one thing if she would
have run off. I had a lot of horse until the
three-eighths pole.”
Glory, a 7-2 shot, led in the stretch and
finished three-quarters of a length in
front of Fresh Feline, who was followed by
Nashoba’s Gold and Her Emmynency.
Nancy From Nairobi, the winner of
consecutive optional claimers on turf in
February and early March, was scratched
on the morning of the race after a bout
with colic, trainer John Sadler said. Nancy
From Nairobi was the 5-2 second choice on
the morning line. Sadler said Nancy From
Nairobi was treated at his stable.
Tuttipaesi, an Irish-bred by Clodovil,
has won five stakes. Tuttipaesi began her
career in Italy where she won two stakes.
She arrived in the United States in late 2012
and was second in the Grade 1 Ashland
Stakes for 3-year-old fillies at Keeneland
in April 2013 when trained by Graham
Motion. She joined Mott’s stable in 2014.
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Breeding
NORTH AMERICAN NON-GRADED STAKES RESULTS
Covering racing from March 21-27
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CICADA S.
GAZEBO S.
LOST RAVEN, 120, b. f. 3, Uncle Mo—Elusive Raven, by Elusive
Quality. Owner-breeder, Repole Stable, Inc. (Ky.); trainer, Todd
Pletcher; jockey, Manuel Franco....................................$75,000
Takrees, 117, b. f. 3, Daaher—Uroobah, by Dynaformer. Owner,
Shadwell Stable.............................................................$25,000
Anydayismyday, 116, b. f. 3, Afleet Alex—Noelle Rose, by Lion
Heart. Owner, Joseph A. Lowe.......................................$12,500
Winning Beyer: 77
Margins: nk, 3/4, 1. Odds of winner: 10-1. Favorite: Constellation, 1-10.
Also ran: Constellation 120 ($6,250).
WILL MUNNINGS, 119, dk. b. or br. c. 3, Munnings—The
Schvagen, by Matty G. Owner, Xpress Thoroughbreds; breeder,
Buck Pond Farm, Inc. (Ky.); trainer, William Fires; jockey, Jon
Court.............................................................................$60,000
Entertainer, 118, dk. b. or br. c. 3, Malibu Moon—Cherokee
Queen, by Cherokee Run. Owner, William S. Sparks......$20,000
Force It, 117, dk. b. or br. c. 3, More Than Ready—Force One
(GB), by Dansili (GB). Owner, Kenneth E. Fishbein........$10,000
Winning Beyer: 81
Margins: 1 3/4, 2, 1 1/4. Odds of winner (favorite): 2-1.
Also ran: Mud Light 117 ($5,000), Cataroux 115 ($3,000), Cash
Bonus 119 ($667), Taylors Angiel 117 ($667), Silver Doddge 116
($666).
Aqueduct, Mar. 26, $125,000 guaranteed, 3-year-olds, fillies,
6 furlongs, 1:12.08, fast. (Track record: 1:07.93.)
RACING RECORD
AGE STS
1ST
(SW)
2ND
(SP)
3RD
(SP)
7 3(2)1(1)1(1)
$200,350
At 2: 1st Smart Halo S.
At 3: 1st Cicada S.; 2nd Marshua S.; 3rd Busanda S.
LOST RAVEN, b. f. 2013
Indian Charlie 95
UNCLE MO 08
Playa Maya 00
In Excess (Ire) 87
Elusive Quality 93
ELUSIVE RAVEN 08
Summer Raven 02
Gone West 84
Soviet Sojourn 89
Arch 95
Dixie Slippers 95
AGE STS
1ST
(SW)
2ND
(SP)
3RD
(SP)
EARNINGS
25 110 $51,730
34
2(1)10
118,150
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Totals
9
3(1)20 $169,880
At 3: 1st Gazebo S.
WILL MUNNINGS, dk. b. or br. c. 2013
Speightstown 98
MUNNINGS 06
La Comete 96
09—Foal died.
10—Neyra’s Dancer, m., by State City. Raced 4 years, 42 starts,
9 wins. Earned $19,240. At 2, 2nd Clasico Jorge I. Ameglio
[Pan-G3].$1,000 yearling 2011 KEE-JAN, $2,700 yearling 2011
FTK-OCT.
12—Swift One, g., by Munnings. Unraced. $170,000 yearling
2013 KEE-SEP.
13—WILL MUNNINGS (See above). Best Beyer: 81. $75,000
yearling 2014 FTK-JUL, $80,000 2yo 2015 OBS-MAR.
14—Major Munnings, c., by Munnings. $95,000 yearling 2015
FTK-OCT.
15—No report.
16—No report.
DREAM OF SUMMER S.
Santa Anita, Mar. 27, $100,000 guaranteed, 4-year-olds and up,
fillies and mares, 1 mile, 1:36.82, fast. (Track record: 1:33.37.)
RACING RECORD
EARNINGS
23
2(1)00 $96,600
3
4 ___
1(1)1(1)1(1)
103,750
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Totals
Oaklawn, Mar. 26, $100,000 guaranteed, 3-year-olds, 6 furlongs,
1:10.92, fast. (Track record: 1:07.80.)
Gone West 84
Silken Cat 93
Holy Bull 91
La Gueriere 88
SHEER PLEASURE, 118, dk. b. or br. f. 4, Birdonthewire—Kathryns
Birthday, by Blare of Trumpets. Owner, Little Red Feather Racing
and R/M Racing; breeder, Madera Thoroughbreds (Calif.); trainer,
Philip D’Amato; jockey, Martin Garcia.............................$60,000
Kiss At Midnight, 118, dk. b. or br. f. 4, Decarchy—Mink Kiss,
by Distinctive Cat. Owner, Marasa, William, Messineo, Nancy,
Robershaw, Richie, Rose, Mark, et al.............................$20,000
Swissarella, 119, dk. b. or br. m. 5, Swiss Yodeler—Donerella,
by Doneraile Court. Owner, Pellman, Harry and Seymour,
Lauri..............................................................................$12,000
Winning Beyer: 82
Margins: 1/2, hd, no. Odds of winner: 4-1. Favorite: Kiss At
Midnight, 2-1.
Also ran: Singing Kitty 118 ($6,000), Tiz a Kiss 118 ($2,000),
Ashley’s Sassy 118 ($345), Light One 118 ($345), Melanistic 118
($345), Lucy in Diamonds 118 ($345).
RACING RECORD
Touch of Greatness 86
Summer Squall 87
Rahy Rose 95
Matty G 93
THE SCHVAGEN 03
Mea 96
Capote 84
Star Gem 78
Dayjur 87
Meafara 89
AGE STS
1ST
(SW)
2ND
(SP)
3RD
(SP)
EARNINGS
21 100 $25,200
36
2(2)
1(1)0 282,250
44
1(1)10
75,580
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Totals
11 4(3)2(1) 0
$383,030
At 3: 1st Melair S., Evening Jewel S.; 2nd Fleet Treat S.
At 4: 1st Dream of Summer S.
When Uncle Mo has crossed with Elusive Quality mares, it has
produced 3 foals of racing age, 2 winners (67%), 2 SWs (67%), 1
When Munnings has crossed with Matty G mares, it has produced
3 foals of racing age, 1 winner (33%), 1 SW (33%), $169,880
average earnings per runner.
Sire: UNCLE MO. Raced 2 years, 8 starts, 5 wins. Earned
$1,606,000. Best Beyer: 118. Stands at Ashford Stud
in Ky. for $75,000. Sire of 2 crops, 399 foals, 104 runners
(26%), 45 winners (11%), 11 SWs (3%), including Gomo,
Thrilled, Mo Tom, champion Nyquist. Total progeny earnings
Sire: MUNNINGS. Raced 3 years, 14 starts, 4 wins. Earned
$742,640. Best Beyer: 111. Stands at Ashford Stud in Ky. for
$25,000. Sire of 3 crops, 218 foals, 130 runners (60%), 90 winners (41%), 15 SWs (7%), including I’m a Chatterbox, Om, Ben’s
Duchess. Total progeny earnings $7,116,271, $54,741 average
per starter. Auction record, 1980 to present—146 yearlings sold,
$40,791 average. In 2015, 32 yearlings sold, $49,359 average.
1st dam: ELUSIVE RAVEN. Bred by Overbrook Farm (Ky.). Raced 1
year, 3 starts, no wins. Earned $11,670. Best Beyer: 56.
13—LOST RAVEN (See above). Best Beyer: 77.
14—c., by Stay Thirsty.
15—c., by Overanalyze.
16—No report.
1st dam: THE SCHVAGEN. Bred by Mr. & Mrs. Gerald J. Stautberg
& Mr. & Mrs. T. Wayne Sweezey (Ky.). Raced 1 year, 4 starts, 2
08—Little Miss Lucy, m., by State City. Raced 3 years, 9 starts, no
wins. Earned $7,825. Best Beyer: 44. RNA ($9,000) yearling
2009 FTK-OCT.
13
SHEER PLEASURE, dk. b. or br. f. 2012
Proud Birdie 73
BIRDONTHEWIRE 89
Silk and Wrapper 74
Proud Clarion 64
Blare of Trumpets 89
KATHRYNS BIRTHDAY 02
Second Front 86
Fit to Fight 79
Bernie Bird 65
Jontilla 67
Lahaina 59
Wild Applause 81
Assault Landing 80
Kaylem Ho 78
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Breeding
When Birdonthewire has crossed with Blare of Trumpets mares,
it has produced 2 foals of racing age, 2 winners (100%), 1 SW
(50%), $233,746 average earnings per runner.
Sire: BIRDONTHEWIRE (pensioned). Raced 5 years, 31 starts, 10
wins. Earned $541,752. Best Beyer: 114. Sire of 18 crops,
294 foals, 200 runners (68%), 143 winners (49%), 12 SWs
(4%), including It’s a Bird, Executive Choice, Soul Candy. Total
Auction record, 1980 to present—91 yearlings sold, $8,497
average.
1st dam: Kathryns Birthday. Bred by Sunrise Stable South
(Fla.). Raced 3 years, 15 starts, 2 wins. Earned $73,635. Best
Beyer: 79. At 3, 3rd City of Phoenix H.
07—Janna Gal, m., by Devon Lane. Raced 4 years, 16 starts, 2
wins. Earned $31,733. Best Beyer: 47. $6,700 yearling 2008
RUI-JUL.
08—No report.
09—GOT EVEN, g., by Stephen Got Even. Raced 6 years, 45
starts, 5 wins. Earned $458,178. Best Beyer: 97. At 2, 1st
California Breeders Champion S. At 3, 2nd San Pedro S. [L],
California Cup Classic S.; 3rd Real Good Deal S. At 6, 3rd Cary
Grant S. $14,000 yearling 2010 BAR-OCT.
10—Broodmare aborted twins.
11—Sudden Rumor, g., by Birdonthewire. Raced 3 years, 19 starts,
2 wins. Earned $84,462. Best Beyer: 77. RNA ($11,000)
yearling 2012 BAR-OCT.
12—SHEER PLEASURE (See above). Best Beyer: 86.
13—Pleasantreflection, f., by Pleasantly Perfect. Unraced.
14—Soul Sound, f., by Elusive Warning. RNA ($19,000) yearling
2015 FTK-OCT.
15—No report.
CRESCENT CITY DERBY
CLASSY BIRD, b. c. 2013
Fair Grounds, Mar. 26, $75,000 guaranteed, 3-year-olds, 1 1/16
miles, 1:46.33, fast. (Track record: 1:42.19.)
CLASSY BIRD, 122, b. c. 3, Birdstone—Classy Aly, by Sky Classic.
Owner, Norman Stables; breeder, Allen Guillotte Jr. (La.); trainer,
Lonnie Briley; jockey, Francisco Torres..........................$45,000
Extra Credit, 122, b. c. 3, Proud Citizen—Sunny Isles, by Stormy
Atlantic. Owner, Klein, Richard and Bertram...................$15,000
Ekati Warrior, 122, b. g. 3, Tale of Ekati—Cherokee Miss, by
Cherokee Colony. Owner, Babineaux, Harold and Schexnayder,
Carl.................................................................................$8,250
Winning Beyer: 73
Margins: 1, 2, 3. Odds of winner: 18-1. Favorite: Mageez, 5-2.
Also ran: Mageez 122 ($4,500), Hunker Down 122 ($2,250), Sea
Vow 122, Chattanoogan 122, Great Value 122, Mick 122, John’s
Luck 122, Half Cajun 122, Icy Gentleman 122.
RACING RECORD
AGE STS
1ST
(SW)
2ND
(SP)
3RD
(SP)
EARNINGS
21 010 $4,000
33
2(1)01
73,510
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Totals
4
2(1)11 $77,510
At 3: 1st Crescent City Derby.
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Grindstone 93
BIRDSTONE 01
Dear Birdie 87
Unbridled 87
Sky Classic 87
CLASSY ALY 98
Majestic Folly 82
Nijinsky II 67
Buzz My Bell 81
Storm Bird 78
Hush Dear 78
No Class 74
Alydar 75
Royal Folly 66
When Birdstone has crossed with Sky Classic mares, it has
produced 4 foals of racing age, 2 winners (50%), 1 SW (25%),
$44,216 average earnings per runner.
Sire: BIRDSTONE. Raced 2 years, 9 starts, 5 wins. Earned
$1,575,600. Best Beyer: 108. Stands at Gainesway in Ky.
for $5,000. Sire of 9 crops, 516 foals, 358 runners (69%), 240
winners (47%), 19 SWs (4%), including Birdrun, Swipe, Noble
Bird, champions Summer Bird, Mine That Bird. Total progeny
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BY AMERICAN SIRES, 2010+
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Since his first crop ran in 2010, he’s sired more
G1 winners at two and three than any other stallion.
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Breeding
1st dam: CLASSY ALY. Bred by Allen J. Guillotte Sr. & Allen
Guillotte Jr. (La.). Raced 1 year, 6 starts, 2 wins. Earned $38,620.
Best Beyer: 89.
03—Classy Town, g., by Leestown. Raced 3 years, 31 starts, 2
LBS-OCT, $3,200 2yo 2005 LBS-OCT.
04—Classy Ide, m., by Ide. Raced 5 years, 34 starts, 4 wins.
Earned $154,825. Best Beyer: 82. $9,500 yearling 2005
LBS-OCT.
05—CLASSY DEELITES, g., by Afternoon Deelites. Raced 8
At 3, 1st Gentilly S. At 4, 1st Barksdale S., Attaway Darbonne
Memorial S.; 2nd Louisiana Cup Turf Classic S., Dixie Poker
Ace S.; 3rd Gold Cup S. At 6, 2nd Oak Hall S. At 7, 2nd Bayou
St. Johns S.
06—Barren.
07—Classic Gallop, g., by Victory Gallop. Raced 1 year, 2 starts,
no wins. Earned $900. Best Beyer: 58. $50,000 yearling 2008
FTT-AUG.
08—Classy Ruler, g., by Ruler’s Court. Raced 4 years, 31 starts,
8 wins. Earned $145,101. Best Beyer: 82. $34,000 yearling
2009 FTT-AUG, $90,000 2yo 2010 FTT-MAR.
09—Classy Suave, g., by Suave. Raced 3 years, 19 starts, 2 wins.
BSC-SEP.
10—Barren.
11—Classy Alex, g., by Afleet Alex. Raced 1 year, 2 starts, no wins.
Earned $2,340. Best Beyer: 36. RNA ($47,000) yearling 2012
OBS-AUG.
12—Barren.
13—CLASSY BIRD (See above). Best Beyer: 76. $16,000
yearling 2014 FTT-OCT.
14—Charlie Hoss, c., by My Pal Charlie. $4,000 yearling 2015
BSC-SEP.
15—Classy Paddy, f., by Paddy O’Prado.
CRESCENT CITY OAKS
Fair Grounds, Mar. 26, $75,000 guaranteed, 3-year-olds, fillies,
1 mile and 70 yards, 1:44.20, fast. (Track record: 1:41.00.)
OUR LADY ALLIE, 122, b. f. 3, Private Vow—Our Fan Allie, by Lear
Fan. Owner, Midwest Thoroughbreds, Inc.; breeder, Joyce Pickett
(La.); trainer, Thomas Amoss; jockey, James Graham....$45,000
Jet Black Magic, 122, dk. b. or br. f. 3, Hold Me Back—Rhodelia,
by Silver Deputy. Owner, Carl R. Moore Management LLC.........
......................................................................................$15,000
Sunny Oak, 122, ch. f. 3, Giant Oak—Heckuva Time, by Gilded
Time. Owner, Keith Plaisance...........................................$8,250
Winning Beyer: 70
Margins: 4 1/2, 1/2, 3 1/2. Odds of winner: 8-5. Favorite: Jet
Black Magic, 8-5.
Also ran: Ide Biduadeau 122 ($4,500), Hopette 122 ($2,250),
Aunt Nellie 122, Jaded Rose 122, Thegoodwitch 122.
RACING RECORD
AGE STS
1ST
(SW)
2ND
(SP)
3RD
(SP)
EARNINGS
22 110 $16,000
33
3(1)00
96,300
___
___
___ ___ _________
Totals
5
4(1)10 $112,300
At 3: 1st Crescent City Oaks.
15
OUR LADY ALLIE, b. f. 2013
Broken Vow 97
PRIVATE VOW 03
Smooth as Silk 97
Unbridled 87
Wedding Vow 88
Deputy Minister 79
RACING RECORD
AGE STS
1ST
(SW)
2ND
(SP)
3RD
(SP)
EARNINGS
24 010 $20,140
33
2(1)
1(1)0
97,170
___
___
___
___ _________
Totals
7 2(1)2(1) 0
$117,310
At 3: 1st Cutler Bay S.; 2nd Palm Beach S. [G3].
Sacque (GB) 88
GIANT RUN, ch. c. 2013
Lear Fan 81
OUR FAN ALLIE 04
Ladyago 87
Roberto 69
Wac 69
Northern Dancer 61
Queen of Song 79
When Private Vow has crossed with Lear Fan mares, it has
produced 1 foal of racing age, 1 winner (100%), 1 SW (100%),
Sire: PRIVATE VOW. Raced 3 years, 12 starts, 4 wins. Earned
$491,312. Best Beyer: 96. Stands in Republic of Korea. Sire
of 5 crops, 174 foals, 122 runners (70%), 75 winners (43%),
9 SWs (5%), including Tensas Harbor, Pacific Pink, Private
Promise. Total progeny earnings $4,628,186, $37,936 average
per starter. Auction record, 1980 to present—87 yearlings sold,
$12,447 average. In 2015, 3 yearlings sold, $5,667 average.
1st dam: OUR FAN ALLIE. Bred by John Glenney & Kim Glenney
(Ky.). Unraced.
10—No report.
11—Mr. Drew, g., by Lydgate. Raced 4 years, 26 starts, 3 wins.
ESL- SEP.
12—Barren.
13—OUR LADY ALLIE (See above). Best Beyer: 74. $1,000
yearling 2014 ESL- SEP.
14—Jeni Lynn’s Pet, f., by Forefathers.
15—c., by Private Vow.
16—No report.
CUTLER BAY S.
Gulfstream, Mar. 26, $75,000 guaranteed, 3-year-olds, 1 mile turf,
1:34.74, firm. (Course record: 1:31.41.)
GIANT RUN, 116, ch. c. 3, Giant’s Causeway—Who Did It and
Run, by Polish Numbers. Owner, Baker, Robert C. and Mack, William L.; breeder, Sycamore Hall Thoroughbreds (Md.); trainer,
Thomas Albertrani; jockey, Joe Bravo............................$45,570
Highland Sky, 116, dk. b. or br. c. 3, Sky Mesa—Kristi With
a K, by Petionville. Owner, Young, Joyce B. and McManis,
Gerald............................................................................$14,700
Abbot, 116, dk. b. or br. c. 3, Langfuhr—Saintly Sister, by Saint
Liam. Owner, Stone Farm.................................................$7,350
Winning Beyer: 86
Margins: 1 1/4, 1 3/4, nk. Odds of winner (favorite): 2-1.
Also ran: Ousby 116 ($3,675), Cave Johnson 116 ($2,205),
Applicator 116 ($750), Duffle Bag 116 ($750).
Storm Cat 83
GIANT’S CAUSEWAY 97
Mariah’s Storm 91
Storm Bird 78
Polish Numbers 87
WHO DID IT AND RUN 95
I’m Harriet 88
Danzig 77
Terlingua 76
Rahy 85
Immense 79
Numbered Account 69
Diesis (GB) 80
I’m Well Bred 82
When Giant’s Causeway has crossed with Polish Numbers mares,
it has produced 2 foals of racing age, 2 winners (100%), 1 SW
(50%), $96,694 average earnings per runner.
Sire: GIANT’S CAUSEWAY. Raced 2 years in England, France, Ireland, North America, 13 starts, 9 wins. Earned $3,078,989. Best
Beyer: 116. Stands at Ashford Stud in Ky. for $85,000. Sire
of 13 crops, 2,342 foals, 1,742 runners (74%), 1,139 winners
(49%), 178 SWs (8%), including Eishin Apollon, A Shin G Line,
Uncoiled (Fr), champions Irish Mission, Shamardal, Showcause
(Aus), Take Charge Brandi, Step In Time (Ire), Kung Fu Mambo
(Arg), Bambina Mia (Arg), Giant’s Steps (Arg). Total progeny
1st dam: WHO DID IT AND RUN. Bred by Bruce R. Grossman
& Thomas J. Moran (N.J.). Raced 3 years, 26 starts, 9 wins.
Earned $325,756. Best Beyer: 107. At 3, 1st Jersey Derby
[G2], Reeve Schley, Jr. S. [G3], Garden State S.; 2nd Boiling
Springs Breeders’ Cup H. [G3] At 4, 1st Queen Lib H.; 2nd
Wistful H.
01—Who’s First, g., by Pulpit. Raced 6 years, 57 starts, 7 wins.
Earned $98,365. Best Beyer: 77. RNA ($125,000) yearling
2002 KEE-SEP.
02—Who’s Cozy, m., by Cozzene. Raced 3 years, 8 starts, 2 wins.
Earned $84,492. Best Beyer: 92. At 3, 2nd Little Silver S.; 3rd
Lake George S. [G3], Tenski S.
03—Eversden, h., by Red Ransom. Raced 3 years, 14 starts, 1
win. Earned $13,006. $55,000 yearling 2004 KEE-SEP, RNA
($71,280) 2yo 2005 DON-APR.
04—No report.
05—Stuttgart, m., by Cherokee Run. Raced 2 years, 8 starts, 1
win. Earned $45,340. Best Beyer: 76. $110,000 yearling 2006
KEE-SEP.
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Breeding
06—AMERICAN VICTORY, m., by Victory Gallop. Raced 2 years,
7 starts, 3 wins. Earned $68,720. Best Beyer: 73. At 4, 1st
Shine Again S.
07—No report.
08—Foal died.
09—Wally Did It, g., by Tale of the Cat. Raced 4 years, 20 starts,
2 wins. Earned $100,904. Best Beyer: 79. $160,000 yearling
2010 KEE-SEP.
10—Apple Cider, m., by More Than Ready. Raced 2 years, 3
starts, no wins. Earned $18,467. Best Beyer: 69. $360,000
11—The Careless Cat, m., by Tale of the Cat. Raced 2 years, 9
starts, 1 win. Earned $39,220. Best Beyer: 74.
12—No report.
13—GIANT RUN (See above). Best Beyer: 90. $200,000
14—Worthy of Love, f., by Not For Love.
15—c., by Giant’s Causeway.
16—No report.
SANIBEL ISLAND H.
Gulfstream, Mar. 26, $75,000 guaranteed, 3-year-olds, fillies,
1 mile turf, 1:34.68, firm. (Course record: 1:31.41.)
HARMONIZE, 122, b. f. 3, Scat Daddy—Mesa Fresca, by Sky
Mesa. Owner, Larkin Armstrong; breeder, Jack Swain III (Ky.);
trainer, William Mott; jockey, Junior Alvarado................$43,710
(dq) Rontos Lily (. finished 2nd, disqualified and placed 7th)
Shake Down Baby, 120, b. f. 3, Wando—Megavista, by Medaglia
d’Oro. Owner, Cheyenne Stables LLC............................$14,100
Lira, 120, ch. f. 3, Giant’s Causeway—Lerici, by Woodman. Owner, Mathis Stable..............................................................$7,050
Winning Beyer: 82
Margins: 3/4, 1/2 (dq), hd, 2 1/2. Odds of winner: 2-1. Favorite:
Lira, 9-5.
Also ran: Pancake 120 ($3,525), First Girl 118 ($2,115), Sky My
Sky 116 ($750), Rontos Lily 117 ($750), Pulled the Goalie 116
($750), Melody Croon 116 ($750), Silky Girl 117 ($750), Queen of
Silence 116 ($750).
RACING RECORD
AGE STS
1ST
(SW)
2ND
(SP)
3RD
(SP)
EARNINGS
24
2(2)10 $166,600
31
1(1)00
43,710
___
___
___ ___ _________
Totals
5
3(3)10 $210,310
At 2: 1st JPMorgan Chase Jessamine S. [G3], P. G. Johnson S. [L].
At 3: 1st Sanibel Island H.
HARMONIZE, b. f. 2013
Johannesburg 99
SCAT DADDY 04
Love Style 99
Hennessy 93
Sky Mesa 00
MESA FRESCA 07
Mayan Maiden 93
Pulpit 94
16
Myth 93
Mr. Prospector 70
Likeable Style 90
When Scat Daddy has crossed with Sky Mesa mares, it has
Sire: SCAT DADDY (deceased). Raced 2 years, 9 starts, 5 wins.
Earned $1,334,300. Best Beyer: 99. Sire of 6 crops, 774
including Daddy Long Legs, Handsome Mike, Daddy Nose
Best, champions Gratinada (Chi), The Dream (Chi), Normandia,
Cimalta (Chi), Dacita (Chi), El Bromista (Chi), Solaria (Chi), Il
Campione (Chi). Total progeny earnings $34,299,804, $61,690
$185,748 average.
1st dam: MESA FRESCA. Bred by Bobby Flay (Ky.). Raced 2 years,
3 starts, 1 win. Earned $33,794. Best Beyer: 77.
12—Skye Silver, f., by Badge of Silver. Raced 2 years, 7 starts, no
FTK-OCT.
13—HARMONIZE (See above). Best Beyer: 84. $80,000
14—c., by Hat Trick (Jpn). RNA ($14,000) yearling 2015 FTK-OCT.
15—c., by Animal Kingdom.
16—No report.
PRIMONETTA S.
Laurel, Mar. 26, $75,000 guaranteed, 3-year-olds and up, fillies
and mares, 6 furlongs, 1:10.84, fast. (Track record: 1:07.95.)
LADY SABELIA, 118, dk. b. or br. m. 6, Majestic Warrior—Terra
Maria, by Citidancer. Owner-breeder, Mrs. Frank P. Wright (Ky.);
trainer, Robin Graham; jockey, Horacio Karamanos.......$45,000
Disco Chick, 118, b. m. 5, Jump Start—Disco Flirt, by Disco Rico.
Owner, Freedom Acres, Inc............................................$15,000
(dq) Love Came to Town (finished 3rd, disqualified and placed
4th)
Sweet On Smokey, 120, b. f. 4, Successful Appeal—Clochard, by
Devil’s Bag. Owner, BB Horses.........................................$7,500
Winning Beyer: 90
Margins: 1/2, 2 3/4, 2 1/2 (dq), 1. Odds of winner (favorite): 3-5.
Also ran: Love Came to Town 120 ($4,500), Raging Smoke 118
($2,250), Dallas Cowgirl 118 ($750), Court Dancer 122.
RACING RECORD
AGE STS
1ST
(SW)
2ND
(SP)
3RD
(SP)
EARNINGS
23 011 $13,300
34
2(1)1
1(1) 102,250
45
4(2)0
1(1) 162,915
56
4(4)
1(1)0 387,000
62
1(1)0
1(1)
75,000
___
___
___ ___
_________
Totals
2011(8)3(1)4(3)
$740,465
At 3: 1st Safely Kept S.; 3rd Willa On the Move S.
At 4: 1st Red Cross S., Willa On the Move S.; 3rd Cornucopia S.
At 5: 1st Barbara Fritchie H. [G2], Pumpkin Pie S., What A Summer
S., Willa On the Move S.; 2nd Skipat S. [L].
At 6: 1st Primonetta S.; 3rd Barbara Fritchie S. [G2].
Caress 91
Lyphard 69
Chic Shirine 84
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A.P. Indy 89
MAJESTIC WARRIOR 05
Dream Supreme 97
Seattle Slew 74
Weekend Surprise 80
Seeking the Gold 85
Spinning Round 89
Dixieland Band 80
Citidancer 87
Willamae 80
TERRA MARIA 98
Two Punch 83
Miss Rolla Punch 91
Sour Dancer 81
When Majestic Warrior has crossed with Citidancer mares, it has
Sire: MAJESTIC WARRIOR. Raced 2 years, 7 starts, 2 wins. Earned
$239,229. Best Beyer: 95. Stands at East Stud in Japan. Sire of
5 crops, 628 foals, 379 runners (60%), 247 winners (39%), 14
SWs (2%), including Best Warrior, Princess of Sylmar, Shanon
Nicole, champion(s) Toto Terry (Arg), Suprise Force. Total progeny earnings $20,026,152, $52,839 average per starter. Auction
record, 1980 to present—252 yearlings sold, $45,857 average. In
2015, 54 yearlings sold, $36,888 average.
1st dam: TERRA MARIA. Bred by Mrs. Frank P. Wright (Md.).
Raced 2 years, 12 starts, 2 wins. Earned $33,499. Best Beyer:
60.
05—Jen’s Revenge, g., by Stephen Got Even. Raced 4 years,
25 starts, 7 wins. Earned $183,345. Best Beyer: 95. At 3,
3rd Northern Dancer S. At 4, 2nd MGK 102.9 Debella DeDerby
S. [L].
06—Charm and Harm, m., by Meadow Monster. Raced 3 years,
24 starts, 4 wins. $5,000 yearling 2007 FTM-OCT, $20,000 2yo
2008 OBS-APR.
07—Terra Rolla, m., by Oratory. Raced 3 years, 18 starts, 3 wins.
08—Terra Cotta Moon, h., by Malibu Moon. Raced 2 years, 5
starts, 1 win. Earned $26,460. Best Beyer: 80. RNA ($40,000)
yearling 2009 FTM-DEC.
09—No report.
10—LADY SABELIA (See above). Best Beyer: 101.
11—Terra Aqua, m., by Cowboy Cal. Unraced.
12-16—No report.
COSTA RISING S.
5 1/2 furlongs turf, 1:03.19, firm. (Course record: 1:02.31.)
JOCKAMO’S SONG, 121, gr. or ro. g. 4, Half Ours—Miss Clairnette, by Trophy Hunter. Owner, Dare To Dream Stable (Michael
Faber); breeder, Debbie Allen & David Allen (La.); trainer, Michael
Stidham; jockey, Mitchell Murrill...................................$36,000
Eden Grey’s Kitten, 117, ch. g. 4, Kitten’s Joy—Steaming Home,
by Salt Lake. Owner, Whispering Oaks Farm..................$12,000
Brilliant Interest, 117, ch. g. 6, Interest Rate—Henora W, by Brilliant Sandy. Owner, Joseph Scott Niolet...........................$6,600
Winning Beyer: 86
Margins: 1/2, 1 1/2, hd. Odds of winner: 7-1. Favorite: Heitai,
9-5.
Also ran: McGehee’s Mercy 117 ($3,600), Hail to the Nile 123
($1,800), Too Dim 117, Win Lion Win 117, Mr. L. S. Shoe 117,
Masster Chief Ron 121, Heitai 123, Just Kissing Buck 121.
CONTINUED
Breeding
STAR GUITAR S.
RACING RECORD
AGE STS
1ST
(SW)
2ND
(SP)
3RD
(SP)
EARNINGS
22 001 $4,070
33
2(1)00 84,205
44
2(1)00
72,800
___
___
___ ___ _________
Totals
9
4(2)01 $161,075
At 3: 1st Louisiana Champions Day Sprint S.
At 4: 1st Costa Rising S.
JOCKAMO’S SONG, gr. or ro. g. 2012
Unbridled’s Song 93
HALF OURS 03
Zing 97
Unbridled 87
Trophy Hunter 94
MISS CLAIRNETTE 02
Bimboette 93
Shadeed 82
Trolley Song 83
Storm Cat 83
Key Phrase 91
Pookette 86
With Approval 86
Satan’s Satchel 87
When Half Ours has crossed with Trophy Hunter mares, it has
produced 2 foals of racing age, 1 winner (50%), 1 SW (50%),
Sire: HALF OURS. Raced 3 years, 7 starts, 5 wins. Earned
$319,680. Best Beyer: 105. Stands at Clear Creek Stud in La.
for $5,000. Sire of 6 crops, 360 foals, 243 runners (68%), 167
winners (46%), 12 SWs (3%), including Gentlemen’s Bet, All
Woman, Our Quista, champion Half Loyal. Total progeny earnings $10,796,904, $44,432 average per starter. Auction record,
1980 to present—176 yearlings sold, $21,412 average. In 2015,
8 yearlings sold, $17,563 average.
1st dam: MISS CLAIRNETTE. Bred by Judice Farms, Inc. (La.).
Raced 1 year, 3 starts, no wins.
10—No report.
11—All Jazzed Up, m., by Half Ours. Raced 1 year, 1 start, no
wins. Earned $1,430. Best Beyer: 35. RNA ($7,000) yearling
2012 BSC-SEP.
12—JOCKAMO’S SONG (See above). Best Beyer: 89.
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SUNBEAN, 117, b. g. 6, Brahms—X Strawdnair, by Malagra.
Owner-breeder, Brittlyn, Inc. (La.); trainer, Ron Faucheux; jockey,
Richard Eramia..............................................................$36,000
Hopeful Notion, 117, b. g. 6, Notional—Hope For, by Rahy.
Owner, Autumn Hill Farms Racing Stables, Inc..............$12,000
One King’s Man, 119, gr. or ro. g. 6, K One King—Mist of Honour, by Honour and Glory. Owner, Ramsey, Kenneth L. and S
arah K..............................................................................$6,600
Winning Beyer: 86
Margins: 1 1/4, 3, 6 1/4. Odds of winner (favorite): 1-2.
Also ran: Hot Zapper 117 ($3,600), Next Event 119 ($1,800).
RACING RECORD
AGE STS
1ST
(SW)
2ND
(SP)
3RD
(SP)
EARNINGS
22
1(1)10 $71,169
39
5(4)
1(1)0 307,731
49
7(7)0
1(1) 621,250
51 00
1(1) 20,000
62
1(1)00
39,600
___
___
___ ___ _________
Totals
2314(13)2(1)2(2) $1,059,750
At 2: 1st Louisiana Futurity.
At 3: 1st Gentilly S., Gold Cup S., Louisiana Legends Mile Colts
and Geldings S., Louisiana Champions Day Classic S.; 2nd Super
Derby Prelude S. [L].
At 4: 1st Delta Mile S. [L], Evangeline Mile S., Star Guitar S., Gold
Cup S., Louisiana Legends Classic S., Louisiana Champions Day
Classic S., LA Bred Premier Night Championship S.; 3rd New
Orleans H. [G2].
At 5: 3rd LA Bred Premier Night Championship S.
At 6: 1st Star Guitar S.
SUNBEAN, b. g. 2010
Danzig 77
BRAHMS 97
Queena 86
Northern Dancer 61
Malagra 86
X STRAWDNAIR 95
Zacado Zacado 86
Majestic Light 73
Pas de Nom 68
Mr. Prospector 70
Too Chic 79
Regal Gal 73
Buck ‘n Bronc 78
Rather Sensational 80
When Brahms has crossed with Malagra mares, it has produced
3 foals of racing age, 2 winners (67%), 1 SW (33%), $642,030
average earnings per runner.
Sire: BRAHMS. Raced 3 years in England, Ireland, North America,
17 starts, 5 wins. Earned $843,050. Best Beyer: 112. Stands
at Trophy Club Training Center in Ark. for $2,000. Sire of 12
crops, 682 foals, 520 runners (76%), 371 winners (54%),
22 SWs (3%), including Arson Squad, Belltone (Aus), Sea
Rescue, champion(s) Lipsofanangel. Total progeny earnings
to present—218 yearlings sold, $25,674 average.
1st dam: X STRAWDNAIR. Bred by Brittlyn Stable, Inc. (La.). Raced
4 years, 21 starts, 5 wins. Earned $40,009. Best Beyer: 75.
02—MEAN BUTTERBEAN, g., by My Friend Max. Raced 6 years,
25 starts, 6 wins. Earned $223,850. Best Beyer: 99. At 4, 1st
Lookout S.; 2nd Marshland S., Louisiana Champions Day Classic S. At 5, 2nd Louisiana Premier Night Championship S.
03—BROTHER BEAN, g., by My Friend Max. Raced 4 years, 23
starts, 10 wins. Earned $434,460. Best Beyer: 107. At 3, 2nd
Louisiana Champions Day Sprint S. At 4, 1st Louisiana Premier
Night Sprint S.; 2nd Lagniappe Sprint S. At 5, 2nd Need For
Speed S. At 6, 1st Big Earl S., Junius Delahoussaye Memorial
Sprint S., Louisiana Cup Sprint S.; 2nd Need For Speed S.
04—h., by Storm Day. Unraced.
05—MISS BEAN WAH, m., by Afternoon Deelites. Raced 3 years,
19 starts, 4 wins. Earned $205,890. Best Beyer: 89. At 4, 2nd
Louisiana Cup Distaff S. At 5, 1st Louisiana Showcase Distaff S.
06—No report.
07—Good Human Bean, m., by Langfuhr. Raced 3 years, 14
starts, 4 wins. Earned $141,160. Best Beyer: 93. At 3, 2nd
Louisiana Champions Day Ladies Sprint S. At 4, 2nd Louisiana
Cup Filly and Mare Sprint S.; 3rd Premier Night Matron S.
08—Beanevelent Fun, g., by My Friend Max. Raced 2 years, 14
starts, 2 wins. Earned $64,327. Best Beyer: 80.
09—BEANWAH’SMACHINE, g., by Successful Appeal. Raced 3
years, 12 starts, 4 wins. Earned $177,152. Best Beyer: 78. At
2, 1st Louisiana Champions Day Juvenile S., Louisiana Futurity.
10—SUNBEAN (See above). Best Beyer: 99.
11—Beanoculars, g., by Quiet American. Raced 1 year, 2 starts, no
12—Hot Bean Yea, f., by Half Ours. Raced 1 year, 2 starts, no wins.
13—f., by Super Saver. Unraced.
14—No report.
15—f., by Star Guitar.
16—No report.
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