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fast and furious ghostzapper gets three graded wins in one hour, page 7 BarBara D. Livingston
Buyers, Consignors expeCting strong fasig-tipton sale Page 3
Bahamian squall may Be gone west’s last hurrah Page 5
stakes reports for all graded raCes in north ameriCa Page 11
CatChing up with ClarenCe sCharBauer Page 10
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Illegal Doping Meets Its Match Trainers Praise naTural alTernaTive
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The pressure to win is so enormous that many horsemen resort to whatever it takes to get a piece of the purse or a decent sale…even if it means putting their horses’ lives in mortal danger by doping them with illegal synthetic erythropoietin (EPO) drugs to boost endurance. Veterinarian Gary Smith said, “It’s a problem all over the industry. There is no way horses should be put on (synthetic) EPO.” So how do racers win? How do you gain a competitive edge without harming your horses or risking your livelihood? The answer may be found in a safe all-natural horse supplement that supports natural EPO function. Why is EPO boosting so critical? Just like in people, a horse’s muscles require oxygen for fuel. Red blood cells are the body’s oxygen-carrying cells. A higher red blood cell count = more oxygen = more muscle energy. Elevated muscle energy helps the horse perform harder, faster and longer during endurance events. All horses naturally produce EPO in their kidneys to stimulate production of new red blood cells from bone marrow. In short, EPO is a natural “blood builder.” With EPO doping, trainers try to boost the EPO effect to get a winning performance every time. They use a synthetic EPO (recombinant human EPO), even though the side effects can harm the horse. That’s one reason why it’s illegal. Fortunately there’s another option. EPO-Equine® is a safe, highly effective natural dietary supplement
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Buyers, sellers expecting positive trends to carry into Fasig-Tipton By glenye Cain Oakford When Fasig-Tipton Kentucky’s July select yearling sale begins at Newtown Paddocks in Lexington on Monday, consignors and buyers will be looking for sale figures to rise from the 2012 levels that they felt were generally healthy. And while many are expecting buyers to remain highly selective, the broad feeling among sale participants is that decreased supply, plus rising confidence, will lift the tide for many select yearling consignors. “That selectivity is fair enough, and I think we accept that’s part of the business,” said Headley Bell of Mill Ridge Sales, which has consigned eight yearlings to the July sale. “You’re hoping for that one which will carry the others, and you’re hoping you have enough depth to be able to do it. We’re not yet into a rising tide that’s [lifting] all boats, by any means, but we’re floating along, and that’s better than sinking. I like our spot.” That spot, for select yearling sales overall, generally was on higher ground last year than in 2011, thanks in good measure to the ongoing drop in Thoroughbred foalcrop size. That helped bring supply and demand into tighter alignment, and many sale participants cited that and a growing sense of financial stability as reasons the sale will see improved auction figures. Select yearling auctions in 2012 generally posted averages and medians that were either level with the previous year or up, sometimes by double digits; so did several important regional sales. The FasigTipton July sale’s median, $60,000, was the same as in 2011. But the auction’s average climbed 16 percent, despite a 12 percent increase in catalog size. This year’s catalog is 24 percent thinner, with 258 yearlings in it, compared with the 338 yearlings who were in the catalog last season – another reason supply and demand could spark gains on last season’s July performance. Yearling sellers’ optimism got a boost from this spring’s lively 2-year-old sale returns. The pinhookers who buy yearlings to resell at juvenile auctions often faced feast-or-famine conditions at the select 2-year-old markets, but some of those who survived the gauntlet likely will be back at the yearling sales with more money to spend. The four major select juvenile sales – Barretts March, Fasig-Tipton Florida, Ocala Breeders’ Sales Co. March, and Keeneland April – all posted double-digit increases in average and median. The OBS March sale even set records for average ($155,643) and median ($125,000) and equaled a sale record for its top price of $1.8 million for a Smart Strike–Mini Sermon colt. The OBS April sale, offering a much larger catalog than any of the small, boutique auctions, also set records across the board. Its average soared by 38 percent to $59,974, and the $35,000 median was up 30 percent from last season.
First-year sires OF yearlings at 2013 Fasig-tiPtOn KentuCKy July seleCted yearling sale StalliON
YOB, Pedigree
2013 lOcatiON
2013 Stud fee
NO. catalOged 2011 Stud fee ftK JulY
Blame .......................... 2006, arch—liable, by Seeking the Gold.......................................Claiborne Farm (Ky.) .......................... $ 30,000 ................ $ 35,000 ...................1 desert Party................ 2006, Street Cry—Sage Cat, by Tabasco Cat.................................Sequel Stallions new york (n.y.) ............ 7,500 .................. 10,000 ...................9 discreetly Mine .......... 2007, Mineshaft—Pretty discreet, by Private account ..................lane’s End (Ky.)...................................... 15,000 .................. 15,000 ...................9 Eskendereya ............... 2007, Giant’s Causeway—aldebaran light, by Seattle Slew .........Taylor Made Stallions (Ky.).................... 17,500 .................. 30,000 ...................1 Hold Me Back ............ 2006, Giant’s Causeway—Restraint, by unbridled’s Song ...........WinStar Farm (Ky.).................................. 6,000 .................... 6,000 ...................5 Kantharos ................... 2008, lion Heart—Contessa Halo, by Southern Halo ...................Ocala Stud Farm (Fla.)............................. 5,000 .................... 5,000 ...................1 line of david............... 2007, lion Heart—Emma’s dilemma, by Capote ...........................Spendthrift Farm (Ky.) ............................. 7,500 .................... 7,500 ...................5 lookin at lucky ......... 2007, Smart Strike—Private Feeling, by Belong to Me..................ashford Stud (Ky.)................................. 25,000 .................. 35,000 ...................1 Majesticperfection ..... 2006, Harlan’s Holiday—act So noble, by Wavering Monarch ....airdrie Stud (Ky.) ..................................... 8,500 .................. 10,000 ...................7 Midshipman ............... 2006, unbridled’s Song—Fleet lady, by avenue of Flags ............darley (Ky.) ............................................. 10,000 .................. 15,000 ...................3 Munnings ................... 2006, Speightstown—la Comete, by Holy Bull .............................ashford Stud (Ky.).................................. 10,000 .................. 12,500 ...................5 Quality Road ............... 2006, Elusive Quality—Kobla, by Strawberry Road.......................lane’s End (Ky.)..................................... 25,000 .................. 35,000 ...................6 Summer Bird .............. 2006, Birdstone—Hong Kong Squall, by Summer Squall ............Shizunai Stallion Station (Japan)........... Private .................. 15,000 ...................6 Super Saver ................ 2007, Maria’s Mon—Supercharger, by a.P. Indy............................WinStar Farm (Ky.)................................ 20,000 .................. 20,000 ...................5 Tale of Ekati................. 2005, Tale of the Cat—Silence Beauty, by Sunday Silence ...........darby dan Farm (Ky.) ............................ 15,000 .................. 15,000 ...................4 Temple City................. 2005, dynaformer—Curriculum, by danzig ...................................Spendthrift Farm (Ky.) ............................. 5,000 .................... 5,000 ...................2 Tizdejavu..................... 2005, Tiznow—Remember When, by dixie Brass .........................Crestwood Farm (Ky.) .............................. 5,000 .................... 5,000 ...................1 Warrior’s Reward........ 2006, Medaglia d’Oro—For all you do, by Seeking the Gold.......Spendthrift Farm (Ky.) ............................ 8,000 .................. 15,000 ...................8
The upward trend continued into Triple Crown season and the early summer: Fasig-Tipton’s Midlantic auction rose across the board, with the average ($66,968) and median ($40,000) up by 25 percent and 43 percent. And OBS had another strong showing at its June sale, ringing up a sale-record $525,000 Pioneerof the Nile—Early Vintage colt and records for gross ($14,989,200), average ($33,836), and median ($20,000). Numerous scratches and higher buyback rates dimmed the outlook at a number of the juvenile sales, indicating buyers’ very careful selectivity. That means pinhookers are likely to be selective, too, when they come calling at the yearling sale barns. In fact, some of the select juvenile market’s characteristics certainly will be on display in the yearling market, too, where many of the end-user buyers, and their racing goals, are the same. “There’s still demand at the top of the market for what are perceived as the elite offerings that instill competition among the more prominent racing stables to feature in graded stakes, the classics, and the Breeders’ Cup races,” yearling-to-juvenile reseller Nick de Meric said of the juvenile market. He could just as well have been referring to the yearling market. The juvenile sales saw another trend that should help bolster pinhookers’ bidding at the yearling sales: a deep market of buyers at larger 2-year-old auctions. That helped spread money around even at open sales and put more money in pinhookers’
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Fasig-tiPtOn KentuCKy July seleCted yearling sale results, 2003-2012 Year
NO. SOld
NO. Offered
tOtal
average
MediaN HigHeSt Price
2012 ............189 .................283............ $ 15,364,000 ............. $ 81,291 ............ $ 60,000 ........... $ 375,000 2011 ............191 .................261................ 13,349,000 ............... 69,890 .............. 60,000 ............. 310,000 2010 ............243 ................. 341................ 18,414,500 ............... 75,780 .............. 50,000 ............. 450,000 2009............268 ................. 424............... 20,828,000 ................ 77,716 .............. 55,000 ............. 425,000 2008............305 .................498................ 28,151,000 ............... 92,298 .............. 75,000 ............. 375,000 2007 ............354 .................521................ 36,441,000 ............. 102,941 .............. 80,000 ............. 450,000 2006............307 .................407............... 35,598,000 ............. 115,954 .............. 90,000 .......... 1,200,000 2005............368 .................601................ 37,106,000 ............. 100,832 .............. 75,000 ............. 650,000 2004............338 .................452............... 38,620,000 ............. 114,260 .............. 80,000 ............. 950,000 2003............303 .................425............... 28,202,000 ............... 93,076 ............... 67,000 ............. 800,000
Fasig-tiPtOn KentuCKy July seleCted yearlings and summer seleCted hOrses OF raCing age sale When: July 15, 2013, 10 a.m. Eastern Where: newtown Paddocks, 2400 newtown Pike, lexington, Ky. 40511 Phone: (859) 255-1555 Catalog: 258 horses, down 23.7 percent from 338 last year. The yearling session will be followed by an inaugural horses of racing age sale that will feature more than 85 horses.
recent history: The 2012 sale posted overall positive results while selling 189 horses for $15,364,000, an
average price of $81,291, and a median of $60,000. Gross increased 15.1 percent, average rose by 16.3 percent, and median was level with 2012. Ken McPeek, agent for Magic City Thoroughbred Partners, bought a Malibu Moon colt out of uncontrollable, consigned by Candyland Farm, agent, for $375,000 to top the sale. The colt was later named Moon Gun.
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fasig-tipton Continued from page 3 pockets. That factor could be felt at FasigTipton July, which traditionally draws a strong base of pinhookers and domestic end-user owners. “I think it’s definitely going to reinvigorate the yearling market to a greater or lesser extent,” de Meric said of the pinhookers’ 2013 successes. “We know we have whatever percentage impact on the yearling market, and it will be reinforced, for sure, after this year’s 2-year-old results. I also think we’ll have the combined effect of pricing each other out of the market for horses that we would like to have. Only one person is going to sign that ticket, and very often, it’s going to be an enduser. So, it’s going to be competitive for those horses we all tend to land on. “What’s going to define success for pinhookers at next year’s 2-year-old sales is the ability to find the rough diamond, to use the old cliché: the slightly less obvious individual that can be bought right and then sold accordingly. But I’m quite sure the recent 2-year-old results are going to have a positive impact on the yearling market overall. And that’s good for everybody because we’re all in the same boat at the end of the day, and none of us want to see it sink.” Some of the pinhookers’ competitors for those horses – buyers who plan to race their purchases – also are feeling fairly bullish. Terry Finley, who heads up West Point Thoroughbreds, said his public partnership and syndication business is seeing new interest and investors. “By the end of the yearling season, we will have bought probably more than we’ve ever bought at the yearling sales,” Finley said. “Yes, the prices probably are going to be firmer or go up. The economics of the game, especially at the top, have strengthened, but they’re still very difficult. It still costs a lot of money to get a yearling to the races, then [there are] the ongoing costs. Purses are better, but it’s still a tough economic model. I know that has to work into people’s minds as they’re appraising yearlings they’re looking to buy.” Finley said new investors have given him ammunition for the yearling sales, and reason for optimism. “We’ve done a fairly good job attracting people, and our business has been very, very firm,” he said. “The demand is there. I see a lot of people who are really intrigued by the business and, for one reason or another, they’re at a place in their lives where they’re able to [participate].” Fasig-Tipton officials hope this year’s July yearling sale might also benefit from a new feature: a smaller auction of racingage horses that will take place the same day, immediately after the yearling session. Bell, whose Mill Ridge agency also is consigning some racing-age horses at Fasig-Tipton, believes there could be some cross-pollination between the yearling and racing-age markets via the trainers and owners on the sales grounds. West Point’s Finley is one potential ex-
Fasig-Tipton July: some standouts Following are some horses to watch at the FasigTipton July sale of selected yearlings and summer selected horses of racing age sale. The list is based on strength of pedigree for the yearlings and racing performance for the older horses.
and Paradise Creek; Grade/Group 1 winners david Junior, Forbidden apple, Wild Event, Taiki Blizzard, and Eden’s Moon; and Grade 3-placed stakes winner I’m Very Irish. Bred in Kentucky by Helen andrews and Twin Hopes Farm, Seeking Paradise was a $95,000 purchase as a weanling at the Fasig-Tipton Kentucky november sale.
hip no. 97, dk. b. or br. f., yrlg., by War Chant –
hip no. 312, Fusaichiswonderful, ch. f., 3, by
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Prime Kiss, by Point Given, consigned by Dromoland Farm, agent a three-quarter-sibling to Grade 1 winner Midnight Interlude and stakes winner Midnight Crooner, the filly is the first foal out of the winning Point Given mare Prime Kiss. It is the family of Group 2 winner desert Team and Grade 3 winners Who’s to answer, Slip Screen, and Bemis Heights. She was a $24,000 purchase as a weanling at the 2012 Keeneland november breeding stock sale.
hip no. 109, b. c., yrlg., by Desert Party – Rokeby
Rosie, by Prized, consigned by Mill Ridge Sales, agt. From the first crop of Grade 2 winner desert Party, the colt is out of Rokeby Rosie, who has produced three winners from four foals to race. The dam is a half-sister to Racing Hall of Famer Silverbulletday and multiple graded stakes producer Garden Secrets. Bred in Kentucky by lynn Schiff, the colt is from a family that includes Grade 1 winner Forest Secrets, Grade 2 winner Shakin it up, and Grade 3 winners Govenor Charlie and Rumor Has It.
hip no. 153, b. c., yrlg., by Malibu Moon – Sweet and Savory, by Storm Cat, consigned by Taylor Made Sales Agency, agent The colt is the first foal out of unraced Sweet and Savory, who is a full sister to champion Sweet Catomine, multiple Grade 1 winner life Is Sweet, and multiple stakes winner Calimonco. His other family members of note include Grade 1 winner Pirate’s Revenge and Grade 1-placed stakes winner Sweet life. Breeders Pam and Martin Wygod sold him as a short yearling for $25,000 at the 2013 Keeneland January sale.
Fusaichi Pegasus – Cry Baby, by Dance Brightly, consigned by Brookdale Sales, agent Fusaichiswonderful ripped through the juvenile ranks in Puerto Rico last year, going undefeated in five starts. She has been in the money in three of her four starts since coming to the u.S. this year, winning the listed Primal Force, finishing second in the Grade 3 Eight Belles, and running third in the Grade 3 Victory Ride in her most recent start on June 29. Fusaichiswonderful is the first foal of Cry Baby, and it is the family of Grade 3 winner Crazy Moon.
hip no. 316, Jaycito, b. h., 5, by Victory Gallop –
Night Edition, by Ascot Night, consigned by Taylor Made Sales Agency, agent One of three Grade or Group 1 winners in this sale, Jaycito earned his marquee win in the 2010 norfolk Stakes. This son of Victory Gallop has won 3 of 18 career starts and earned $385,160, with in-themoney finishes in the Grade 1 del Mar Futurity as well as the Grade 2 Strub and San Felipe. He enters the sale off a fifth-place finish in an optional claiming race at Hollywood Park on July 7. Jaycito is out of the stakes-placed winning mare night Edition.
hip no. 240, Seeking Paradise, b. f., yrlg., by Blame – Eden’s Storm, by Stormy atlantic, consigned by dapple Stud, agent From the first crop of champion Blame, the filly is the second foal out of the winning mare Eden’s Storm. The family includes champions Theatrical
hip no. 337, Point Piper, b. c., 3, by Giant’s Causeway – Imagine, by Sadler’s Wells, consigned by Kingswood Farm, agent an intriguing prospect for domestic buyers, 3-year-old Point Piper has raced five times in Ireland for the Coolmore partnership, winning his maiden impressively at leopardstown in his fourth start. He followed with a runner-up finish in his most recent effort, a handicap at naas on June 26. Point Piper is out of the multiple European classic winner Imagine, who is the dam of five winners from seven foals to race, including French Group 1 winner Horatio nelson, Group 2 winners Kitty Matcham and Viscount nelson, and Group 1-placed winner Red Rock Canyon. It is the family of Irish Horse of the year Generous, u.S. and French champion Trillion, and Group 1 winner Moonlight Cloud.
ample. “We’re going to look [at the racingage horses],” Finley said. “I’m going to be there looking at those horses because people who might not be as open-minded as we are might overlook those horses. You never know the circumstances of why someone wants to sell a horse, and this could be a perfect venue to pick up some ready-made horses, which we’ve done in the last year and a half. It’s helped our business, and we’ve really had some luck
buying horses off the racetrack.” With both pinhookers and some key end users feeling positive, Fasig-Tipton’s July auction could start off the yearling season strongly. But Finley, like other buyers, also will be trying to leaven exuberance with rationality. “If you’re in the market, you know that a good number of the pinhookers did really, really well this past year at the 2-year-old sales, so logic would have
hip no. 347, Teaks North, dk. b. or br. g., 6, by Northern Afleet – Teaksberry Road, by High Honors, consigned by Kingswood Farm, agent arguably the most accomplished entry in the horses of racing age sale, Teaks north is a two-time Grade 1 winner, with wins in the 2011 editions of the united nations and Gulfstream Park Turf Handicap on his résumé. In total, seven of his nine career victories have come in stakes competition for lifetime earnings of $1,283,464. Teaks north nearly won his second united nations on July 6, finishing a game runner-up behind Big Blue Kitten in his most recent start. hip no. 370, Spring Along, b. f., 2, by Spring At Last – Connate, by Honor Grades, consigned by Paramount Sales, agent a late addition to the catalog, Spring along was an assertive winner in her debut, a 6 3/4-length triumph in a maiden special weight race on June 30 at Parx Racing. She earned a 78 Beyer Speed Figure for the 4 1/2furlong race. Spring along is one of four winners out of the stakes-winning new Zealand-bred mare Connate. hip no. 373, Mary Bernice, b. f., 3, by Bernardini
– Coronation Cup, by Chief’s Crown, consigned by Paramount Sales, agent another horse added after the original catalog was released, Mary Bernice won her maiden on July 2 at Presque Isle downs. By popular sire Bernardini, the filly is out of the Grade 3-winning mare Coronation Cup. The second dam is Grade 2 winner Glowing Tribute, whose seven stakes winners include 1993 Kentucky derby winner Sea Hero and Grade 1 winner Hero’s Honor.
hip no. 385, Starship Truffles, b. f., 4, by Ghost-
zapper – Bobbie Use, by Not For Love, consigned by Hidden Brook, agent. another late addition to the catalog, Starship Truffles enters the sale off a win in the Grade 1 Princess Rooney. She has 14 wins in 24 career starts and earnings of $433,035. Her dam, Bobbie use, has produced two winners from three foals to race. Her immediate family includes Kentucky derby winner Barbaro, Grade 1 winner Emma’s Encore, and Grade 2 winner during. follow drf on twitter: Get breaking news headlines and trackside updates every day. @drfinsidePost
it that they’re going to be at the yearling sales with guns ablazing,” Finley said. “They need inventory, we need inventory, and the sellers need to sell, so it’s a perfect situation in that respect. The key is you just can’t get too hyped up about any one particular horse. If there’s anything we’ve learned over the years, you have to be careful about that because you know there are a lot more yearlings after this sale.”
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Gone (West) but not forgotten
Bahamian Squall, who won the Grade 2 Smile Sprint Handicap at Calder on July 6, might be the last top horse by Gone West, who has sired 101 stakes winners.
JOHN P. SPARKMAN Mr. Prospector’s transfer from Aisco Farm in Florida to Claiborne Farm in Kentucky for the 1981 breeding season meant a sharp upgrade in the quality of broodmares to be covered by the sensational young son of Raise a Native. Mr. Prospector had shown what he could do with mares with Kentucky-quality pedigrees through the accomplishments of Fappiano, Miswaki, Gold Beauty, and Eillo, among others, and buyers responded by digging into their bank accounts when his first Kentucky-conceived yearlings came on the market in 1983. Al Zawbaah, out of a stakes-winning three-quarter-sister to Storm Bird, became Mr. Prospector’s first of many sevenfigure yearlings at $2.7 million at the 1983 Keeneland July sale of selected yearlings. Thus, by the time Mare Haven Farm’s
dark-coated colt by Mr. Prospector out of stakes winner Secrettame, by Secretariat, stepped into the Keeneland sales ring two years later, a seven-figure price for such a handsome, well-made colt was a foregone conclusion. The $1.9 million ticket agent Harley Clemons signed for the colt whom Mr. and Mrs. James Mills would name Gone West raised not the slightest ripple in a sales crowd still drinking in the bar to celebrate the world-record sale of Seattle Dancer for $13.1 million just an hour or so earlier. Almost 30 years on, however, Seattle Dancer is forgotten for almost everything except his record price, while Gone West occupies a place of honor in the pantheon of Thoroughbred sires. Bahamian Squall, the winner of the Grade 2 Smile Sprint Handicap on July 6 at Calder, is Gone West’s 49th group or graded stakes winner and one of 101 stakes winners from 1,281 lifetime foals (7.9 percent). Those numbers, impressive as they
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Raise a native 61 Mr. Prospector 70 Gold digger 62 Gone West 84 Secretariat 70 Secrettame 78 Tamerett 62
Bahamian squall Dark Bay or Brown Colt Foaled April 11, 2009
northern dancer 61 Storm Bird 78 South Ocean 67
Midway Squall 91 Best Turn 66 Oh So Precious 84 amathea 74
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native dancer 50 Raise you 46 nashua 52 Sequence 46 Bold Ruler 54 Somethingroyal 52 Tim Tam 55 Mixed Marriage 52 nearctic 54 natalma 57 new Providence 56 Shining Sun 62 Turn-to 51 Sweet Clementine 60 Iron Ruler 65 Julchen 59
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sparkman Continued from page 5 are, do not, however, adequately account for breeders’ reverence for Gone West. The reason for Gone West’s exalted status in Thoroughbred pedigrees is more obvious, though, when one peruses the accompanying list of 23 sons and grandsons who have sired Grade 1 or Group 1 winners all over the globe. That list includes leading American sire Elusive Quality and three-time leading South African sire Western Winter, plus such outstanding sires as Mr. Greeley, Grand Slam, Zafonic, Proud Citizen, and Gone West’s current star son Speightstown. Bred by Dr. and Mrs. William O. Reed at their Mare Haven Farm near Lexington, Ky., Gone West was the first foal out of the beautifully bred Secrettame, a Secretariat half-sister to 1980 2000 Guineas winner Known Fact, by In Reality, and to multiple Grade 1 winner and top sire Tentam, by Intentionally. Secrettame had placed in the Grade 2 Gazelle Stakes when the Reeds paid $1.15 million for her at the 1982 Fasig-Tipton Kentucky November sale, and she won the Shirley Jones Handicap for them the following February before being retired and covered by Mr. Prospector in April. Trained by Harley Clemons’s uncle, Racing Hall of Famer Woody Stephens, Gone West lived up to his price and his regal pedigree. The winner of a maiden race from four starts at 2, he improved rapidly early in his second season, winning the Grade 2 Gotham Stakes, running second to Gulch in the Grade 1 Wood Memorial, and winning the Grade 2 Withers. Gone West was simply not cut out to run 1 1/2 miles, though, and failed to extend Stephens’s historic streak of Belmont Stakes winners to six, finishing sixth behind easy winner Bet Twice. Nine furlongs was very much within his compass, though, and Gone West scored his Grade 1 victory in the Dwyer Stakes before tailing off form in his final three starts. Gone West retired to Alice Headley Chandler’s Mill Ridge Farm in 1988 as the winner of six of 17 starts and an earner of $682,251. West by West (out of West Turn, by Cox’s Ridge) provided Gone West with a firstcrop Grade 1 winner by capturing the 1993 Nassau County Stakes, but by then, his second-crop son Zafonic (Zaizafon, by The Minstrel) had made Gone West one of the most popular sires on the international market. Bred and owned by Known Fact’s
owner, Juddmonte Farms, Zafonic was the best 2-year-old in Europe in 1992, when he went unbeaten through four starts, including the Group 1 Dewhurst Stakes, Prix de la Salamandre, and Prix Morny. Zafonic showed that he had retained all his brilliance with a dominating 3 1/2-length win in the 1993 2000 Guineas but bled when well-beaten in his only subsequent start in the Sussex Stakes. Retired to Banstead Manor Stud, Zafonic sired an equally brilliant 2-year-old, Xaar (Monroe, by Sir Ivor), in his first crop, but Xaar could not dominate at 3, and Zafonic’s subsequent stud career has been somewhat uneven. Despite siring a healthy 9.1 percent ratio of stakes winners to foals, Zafonic’s popularity declined when a portion of his offspring displayed his own tendency to break blood vessels and developed wind problems. Zafonic’s most successful son at stud has been the South African-based Count Dubois, but his son Iffraaj surprised many with his early success in both Europe and New Zealand. Gone West’s most successful sire son to date has been Elusive Quality (Touch of Greatness, by Hero’s Honor), who led the American sire list in 2004, when his son Smarty Jones came within a length of a Triple Crown. A big, powerfully muscular horse who inherited some of the coarseness of his broodmare sire, Hero’s Honor, Elusive Quality possessed brilliant speed as a racehorse, recording a world-record time for a mile of 1:31.63 in the Grade 3 Poker Handicap in 1998. Elusive Quality is not the most consistent sire, but he has proven himself capable of getting top-class runners under all conditions all over the world. His list of 96 stakes winners (6.2 percent of foals ages 3 and up) includes Raven’s Pass, who won at the top level on both turf and synthetic; Sepoy, a champion at 2 and 3 on the hard turf courses of Australia; and top American dirt horses Smarty Jones and Quality Road. Smarty Jones, a smallish, unprepossessing individual, has been a disappointment at stud in America, but Elusive Quality’s French highweighted son Elusive City has done well in both Europe and New Zealand, and Raven’s Pass’s first crop has shown promise in Europe and Dubai. Sepoy has just begun a career as a shuttle stallion in Australia and Europe. Like his sire, Speightstown (Silken Cat, by Storm Cat) was a high-priced yearling, selling for $2 million to Eugene Melnyk at the 1999 Keeneland July sale. Hampered
gOne West’s male line HOrSe
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Big Blue ..................................6 ...........................1 ......................... Chile Canadian Frontier...................7 ...........................2 ......................... uSa Elusive Quality......................96 ...........................9 ......................... uSa/australia (leading sire uSa) Elusive City ......................26 ...........................2 ......................... France/new Zealand Smarty Jones...................21 ...........................1 ......................... uSa Grand Slam...........................78 ...........................5 ......................... uSa/argentina Johar..................................... 14 ...........................2 ......................... uSa/new Zealand Mr. Greeley ...........................61 ......................... 11 ......................... uSa El Corredor ......................36 ...........................4 ......................... uSa Proud Citizen ........................31 ...........................3 ......................... uSa/Chile Seeker’s Reward ................... 17 ...........................3 ......................... Chile Speightstown .......................46 ...........................8 ......................... uSa/argentina West by West ........................27 ...........................2 ......................... uSa/argentina West Man ............................. 18 ...........................2 ......................... South africa Westbridge ........................... 12 ...........................3 ......................... argentina Western Winter .....................77 .........................19 ......................... South africa (leading sire 3 times Sa) Zafonic..................................60 ...........................4 ......................... England alrassaam ..........................3 ...........................1 ......................... argentina Count dubois................... 18 ...........................3 ......................... South africa Iffraaj ............................... 14 ...........................1 ......................... Ireland/new Zealand Modus Vivendi ..................2 ...........................1 ......................... South africa Xaar..................................31 ...........................1 ......................... England/Japan Zamindar ..............................26 ...........................5 ......................... England
by a series of minor injuries, he finally was able to show his ultimate ability at 6, capping his career with a win in the Breeders’ Cup Sprint. Despite their differences in coat color, the chestnut Speightstown bears a strong physical resemblance to his sire and has come close to matching Gone West’s performance and versatility at stud. His progeny have won Grade 1s or Group 1s on dirt and turf and are equally at home on synthetics. A top-10 sire in the United States for the past two years, Speightstown might eventually have the best chance of Gone West’s sons to extend his male line beyond the second generation. In the intensely competitive contemporary stallion market, Bahamian Squall likely will have to win a Grade 1 race to earn a legitimate chance to pass on his genes to future generations, but his pedigree is good enough to merit that chance. He is the 13th foal, 11th winner, and third stakes winner out of his prolific dam, Midway Squall, by Storm Bird. Bahamian
Squall’s older three-quarter brother Apriority, by Gone West’s son Grand Slam, won the Grade 3 Mr. Prospector Stakes and ran second in the Grade 1 Carter Handicap in 2011. Midway Squall was unraced, but her dam, Oh So Precious, by Best Turn, won a stakes and was a half-sister to multiple stakes winner Doonesbear. Bahamian Squall’s fifth dam, Arousal, by Fairway, a half-sister to the great stayer and leading English sire Alycidon, was imported in 1955. Gone West died of the effects of old age in 2009, and Bahamian Squall comes from his penultimate crop. Gone West’s final crop, 3-year-olds of 2013, includes only four foals, and none has shown the slightest indication of developing into a stakesquality horse. Bahamian Squall may turn out to be Gone West’s last hurrah as a sire, but his many Grade 1- and Group 1-winning descendants ensure that Gone West’s name will not soon be forgotten.
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hot sire: ghostzapper
develOPing a sOlid rÉsumÉ By Patrick reed During a 50-minute span on July 6, Adena Springs stallion Ghostzapper was represented by a trio of graded stakes winners at three different tracks in one of those thrilling bursts of productivity that make bloodstock aficionados sit up and take notice. In Ghostzapper’s case, such an accomplishment was expected from the day he was retired to stud following one of the most brilliant racing careers of the past two decades. Moreno’s breakthrough win in the Grade 2 Dwyer Stakes at Belmont (5:18 p.m. Eastern), Starship Truffles’s commanding score in the Grade 1 Princess Rooney Handicap at Calder (5:26 p.m.), and Schiaparelli’s game win in the Grade 2 Royal Heroine Mile on turf at Betfair Hollywood Park (3:08 p.m. Pacific) came well into the respective racing careers of those runners. In that respect, they were following a path familiar to their sire. Schiaparelli’s win was the least surprising considering her recent form. The 5-year-old mare, who took the Royal Heroine Mile in front-running fashion as the 11-10 favorite, picked up her second consecutive stakes win at Hollywood after a similar pace-controlling score in the sixfurlong Great Lady M. Stakes on May 26. Schiaparelli is bred on the female side as a turf sprinter, and her pedigree would appear to place her on a beeline toward this fall’s Breeders’ Cup Turf Sprint on Santa Anita’s 6 1/2-furlong downhill course, where she already has started four times and recorded two wins. Her dam, the Avenue of Flags mare Cambiocorsa, made 10 starts on the downhill course, and her impressive eight wins were highlighted by the Grade 3 Sen. Ken Maddy and Las Cienegas, plus the listed Wishing Well and Irish O’Brien stakes. Cambiocorsa’s full brother, California Flag, won five of eight starts on the course, including the 2009 Breeders’ Cup Turf Sprint and four Grade 3 stakes. Given this influence, Schiaparelli’s stretch-out win in the Royal Heroine Mile was a bonus for owners and breeders Jan Vandebos and Robert Naify’s RanJan Racing and trainer Mike Puype, especially if they intend to avoid the Puype-trained defending Breeders’ Cup Turf Sprint winner and downhill Santa Anita ace, Mizdirection. Moreno’s performance in the 1 1/16mile Dwyer was a bit more surprising, but the Southern Equine Stable homebred (named after Southern Equine owner Mike Moreno) had indicated that he might have finally figured things out when he romped in a maiden race in his prior start at Belmont, which was his first on the East Coast since shipping in from California. The 3-year-old won the one-mile maiden special weight race on a muddy track June 8 by 6 1/4 lengths and came back with an even more dominant performance in the Dwyer. Moreno, who was gelded this year, has won both of his starts at Belmont after
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Moreno’s win in the Dwyer Stakes at Belmont on July 6 came within an hour of stakes wins by two other Ghostzapper runners.
going winless in nine starts in Southern California, though he had been second to subsequent Grade 2 Swaps Stakes winner Chief Havoc in a maiden race. Moreno is the second winner out of the unraced A.P. Indy mare Danceinthesunlight, which places him in one of the best female families of the late 20th and early 21st centuries. His grandam is Canadian champion Dancethruthedawn, by Mr. Prospector; his third dam is Canadian Horse of the Year and U.S. champion Dance Smartly, by Danzig; and his fourth dam is Canadian champion Classy ’n Smart, by Smarten. This is the elite Sam-Son Farms bloodline that has produced Grade 1 winner and leading sire Smart Strike, Canadian and U.S. champion and successful sire Sky Classic, Canadian champions Regal Classic and Grey Classic, and a host of other standouts.
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Vice Regent 67 deputy Minister 79 Mint Copy 70 awesome again 94 Blushing Groom 74 Primal Force 87 Prime Prospect 78
ghOstzaPPer Bay Horse Foaled April 6, 2000
In Reality 64 Relaunch 76 Foggy note 65
Baby Zip 91 Tri Jet 69 Thirty Zip 83 Sailaway 76
northern dancer 61 Victoria Regina 58 Bunty’s Flight 53 Shakney 64 Red God 54 Runaway Bride 62 Mr. Prospector 70 Square Generation 69 Intentionally 56 My dear Girl 57 The axe II 58 Silver Song 57 Jester 55 Haze 53 Hawaii 64 Quick Wit 56
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hot sire Continued from page 7 Trainer Eric Guillot said the 1 1/8-mile, Grade 2 West Virginia Derby on Aug. 3 might be the next start for Moreno, which will give the gelding a chance to stretch his speed and pick up his first two-turn win on dirt – something that should be within his scope based on his pedigree. Starship Truffles is the most experienced of Ghostzapper’s newest stars, having racked up 13 wins at Calder and Gulfstream – primarily in starter-allowance races – before handling a major class hike in the six-furlong Princess Rooney. The 4-year-old filly has a pedigree that through the first three generations tilts toward turf, with several useful runners of Grade 3 quality. Her dam, the Not For Love mare Bobbie Use, won the 2004 Tropical Park Oaks on turf, and her third dam, Grade 3 Gallorette winner La Reine Elaine, produced two course recordholders on turf at Mountaineer. La Reine Elaine is a full sister to stakes winner La Reine Rouge, the second dam of Kentucky Derby winner Barbaro. An $11,000 Keeneland yearling and $22,000 Ocala June 2-year-old who was claimed twice in 2012 would not appear to have the best chance of giving Ghostzapper his first Grade 1 winner of 2013, but
Starship Truffles did just that with her 3 3/4-length score over favored Judy the Beauty, another daughter of Ghostzapper. As with many of her sire’s progeny, Starship Truffles appears to be reaching her full potential later in her racing career. She is a late addition to Fasig-Tipton’s inaugural July sale of horses of racing age, scheduled for Monday in Lexington, Ky. Ghostzapper himself was a bit of a late developer. Quarter cracks hindered the horse’s development early in his career, and he was judiciously campaigned by the late Hall of Fame trainer Bobby Frankel and owner and breeder Frank Stronach. Their decisions paid off handsomely when the freakishly talented horse hit his stride on the racetrack during the summer of 2004 as a 4-year-old. Regarded primarily as a sprinter to that point, having won the Grade 1 Vosburgh at 6 1/2 furlongs in 2003, Ghostzapper returned from a nine-month layoff in July with a 4 1/4-length win in the sevenfurlong, Grade 2 Tom Fool. He would go on to win his remaining three starts in 2004, romping in the Grade 3 Philip Iselin, outfinishing Saint Liam in the Grade 1 Woodward, and then setting a stakes and track record of 1:59.02 for 1 1/4 miles in taking the Breeders’ Cup Classic at Lone Star Park.
A comeback win in the next spring’s Met Mile would be the last start for the 2004 Horse of the Year, who was retired to Stronach’s Adena Springs due to a fracture of the sesamoid bone in his left foreleg. With Stonestreet Stables’ Jess Jackson buying a one-third interest in the stallion, Ghostzapper entered Adena’s Kentucky division in 2006 at a pre-recession fee of $200,000. His appealing stallion qualities were many: His sire, Adena’s fellow Breeders’ Cup Classic winner Awesome Again, already was producing top runners such as Grade 1 winners Wilko, Toccet, and Round Pond. Out of the stakes-winning Relaunch mare Baby Zip, Ghostzapper was a half-brother to Grade 1 winner and sire City Zip. Plus, Ghostzapper’s own achievements, particularly relating to speed figures achieved at distances from six furlongs to 1 1/4 miles, were regarded by many as the best of the contemporary era. Ghostzapper only had one stakes winner from his first crop during their 2009 unveiling: listed winner Golden Ghost. First-crop foal Stately Victor would win the 2010 Blue Grass to become the stallion’s first Grade 1 winner, and Arena Elvira would take the Grade 2 Falls City at 4 in 2011. In 2012, first-crop Hunters Bay won two Grade 3 races and finished second
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in the Grade 1 Woodbine Mile to earn the Sovereign Award as Canada’s champion older horse. Pacific Ocean and La Cloche also would win Grade 3 races as older horses. The late development of many of Ghostzapper’s best runners augurs well for his continued prominence as his fifth crop hits the racetrack this year. He was bred to 105 mares in 2012 and stood for a fee of $40,000 this year. He ranked 17th on the North American general sire list through July 9. The stallion has two other Grade 1 winners in addition to Stately Victor and the newly minted Starship Truffles. Contested, the winner last year of two Grade 1 races, the Test and Acorn, was purchased by Shadai Farm for $2.3 million at the 2012 Fasig-Tipton Kentucky November mixed sale and sent to Japan. Better Lucky, who won last year’s Grade 1 Matriarch and finished a strong second in the Just a Game last month at Belmont, is still in training and could resurface at Saratoga. Other Ghostzapper runners to watch are the aforementioned Judy the Beauty and this year’s San Felipe winner, Hear the Ghost, who is recovering from a minor knee injury but could return to training later this summer.
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Catching up with ClarenCe sCharBauer
still having suCCess With alysheBa’s Family By mary rampellini Clarence Scharbauer Jr. has been adding to his highlight reel the past month. The man behind Alysheba celebrated his 88th birthday on July 6 with a stakes win at Lone Star Park. A few weeks earlier, he accounted for his first Churchill Downs stakes win in 25 years when homebred Fiftyshadesofgold romped in the $113,400 Debutante Stakes. Fiftyshadesofgold is emerging as one of the top 2-year-old fillies in the country. She humbled her competition in the Debutante on June 22, one start after a blowout maiden special weight win at Lone Star. Scharbauer is looking forward to the next start for Fiftyshadesofgold, who is being pointed for the Grade 2, $200,000 Adirondack at Saratoga on Aug. 11. “I’m really thankful to the Lord for giving me this filly late in life,” Scharbauer said from his Midland, Texas, home on July 6. “The way she ran at Lone Star, won by 10, then goes up there and beats some pretty good fillies, won by eight, I think you’d have to say she’s something special.” Horses have been a part of Scharbauer’s life since childhood. A rancher, oilman, and philanthropist, Scharbauer said his family came to Texas in the 1880s. Their holdings grew to include some 500,000 acres in Texas and parts of New Mexico. Scharbauer said the operations have focused on raising horses, cattle, and sheep. “He’s a cattleman, but he’s also a serious cowboy,” said Ken Carson, who has worked for Scharbauer for 29 years and serves as general manager of his Valor Farm in the north Texas town of Pilot Point. “He can do anything on horseback. He was a world-class calf roper when he was young. He’s a heck of a horseman. He can walk around a horse and tell you everything about him. He’s a seriously good horseman.” Scharbauer’s earliest racing pursuits came in the 1950s with Quarter Horses. He had a handful of champions, bred the top-class Marion’s Girl, and was voted president of the American Quarter Horse Association in 1975. Scharbauer said he delved into Thoroughbred racing at the request of his wife, Dorothy, who died in 2005. “My wife’s family won the Kentucky Derby in 1959, with Tomy Lee,” Scharbauer said. “We went to Keeneland in 1985. The first five we bought, four of them were stakes winners, and one was stakes-placed.” The 1985 group included a yearling son of Alydar that would be named Alysheba. “He went for $500,000, and all the other Alydars were going for a million, a mil-
lion and a half,” said Jack Van Berg, the Hall of Famer who trained Alysheba. “He stood out, but he was in his everyday clothes.” Alysheba, who raced for Dorothy and the Scharbauers’ daughter, Pam, would go on to win the 1987 Kentucky Derby, fulfilling a longtime hope of Dorothy’s. He was champion 3-year-old male that season and in 1988 was voted Horse of the Year after a campaign topped by a win in the Breeders’ Cup Classic, the last Scharbauer family stakes victory at Churchill prior to Fiftyshadesofgold. Alysheba, who retired with then-record earnings of $6,679,242, died in 2009. He was inducted into the Horse Racing Hall of Fame in 1993. “You get one of them in a lifetime,” Scharbauer said. Van Berg said he came to train for the Scharbauers after being recommended by the late Dr. William Lockridge, who knew the family through Carson. In the first few groups of yearlings the Scharbauers bought were Alysheba, Exclusive Enough, Penasco, Ridge Review, and Stalwart Sal. “The Scharbauers, they loved their horses,” Van Berg said. “Mrs. Scharbauer fed Alysheba mints every time they’d come to the barn. He’d nicker for Mrs. Scharbauer.” Fiftyshadesofgold is from the same female family as Alysheba. Her fourth dam is Bel Sheba, the dam of Alysheba. Her third dam is Alysbelle, a full sister to Alysheba that Scharbauer bought as a yearling and raced. Also trained by Van Berg, Alysbelle won the 1993 Grade 2 La Canada at Santa Anita and earned $355,875. “We bought her at Keeneland, in 1990,” said Carson, who in June was elected president of the Texas Thoroughbred Association. “From the moment the catalog came out that year, Clarence kept telling me about that filly. He said, ‘Ken, she’s the only full sister to Alysheba, and there’ll never be another one.’ So it was a huge deal to him. There was no question in my mind that when we left there we would own that filly.” Alysbelle ended up producing the filly Cats Meow, whose daughter Hadif Cat is the dam of Fiftyshadesofgold. Fiftyshadesofgold is a Texas-bred by the Unbridled’s Song stallion My Golden Song, who stands at Valor Farm. “I bred her mother, bought her daddy,” Scharbauer said. “I raised all the family on the bottom. “I’m not partial to any particular line, but I had to like the Alydar line a little bit. There was Alysbelle and I had another Alydar mare about the same age that was
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Clarence Scharbauer Jr. won a Lone Star Park stakes on his 88th birthday July 6.
awful good, Jet Route.” These days, Scharbauer has 16 broodmares, Carson said. He keeps about six horses in training, among them Coyote Legend, the reigning Texas-bred horse of the year who surpassed $700,000 in earnings on July 6 when he won the $50,000 Assault Stakes at Lone Star. Scharbauer also stands seven stallions, including Early Flyer, whose offspring swept the first three spots in the $100,000 colts and geldings division of the Texas Thoroughbred Association Sales Futurity, also on July 6. Scharbauer bred all three runners, and races third-place finisher Check Ride. Early Flyer was the leading freshman sire in Texas in 2007, one of six stallions to earn that honor for Scharbauer since Hadif in 1995, according to the Texas Thoroughbred Association. “Mr. Scharbauer and Valor Farm, they’ve been the heart and soul of Texas racing for a long time,” said Bret Calhoun, who trains both Fiftyshadesofgold and Coyote Legend. “They’ve supported it with the farm and good stallions, even in a tough market.” Scharbauer was one of the first investors in Lone Star Park, said Corey Johnsen, the track’s first general manager and past president and now head of Kentucky Downs. Johnsen said that when the Texas Racing Commission was making the decision on which license application would be awarded the Class 1 track in north Texas, Scharbauer played a star-
ClarenCe sCharBauer Jr. Born: July 6, 1925, Midland, Tx. Breeding operation: Valor Farm, a 393-acre showplace facility in north Texas, where he stands seven stallions including Crossbow, Early Flyer, My Golden Song, and Wimbledon top horses raced: alysheba, Exclusive Enough,
Stalwart Sal, alysbelle, Ridge Review, devious Course, Coyote legend, Gold Coyote, Fiftyshadesofgold
honors: Scharbauer is a member of the american
Quarter Horse association Hall of Fame, the Texas Horse Racing Hall of Fame, and he received the famed national Golden Spur award, or national rancher of the year, in 1991; honored with the Texas Thoroughbred association’s lifetime achievement award in 2007 ring role at the meeting. “The Lone Star group had decided Clarence Scharbauer would be their key spokesperson,” Johnsen said. “He’s a very effective, passionate speaker. Many people there that day said he was the main reason that the Lone Star Park group was selected. “When I look back at the opening of Lone Star Park, there’s a handful of people that were extremely important in our development, and Clarence and Dorothy Scharbauer were right at the top of the list. I think everybody at Lone Star Park owes them a lot of gratitude for all their efforts and their tireless support.”
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Betfair Hollywood, July 6, $500,000 guaranteed, 3-year-olds and up, 1 1/4 miles, 2:01.88, fast. (Track record: 2:00.75.) GAME ON DUDE, 127, dk. b. or br. g. 6, awesome again—Worldly Pleasure, by devil His due. Owner, diamond Pride, lanni Family Trust, Mercedes Stable and B. Schiappa; breeder, adena Springs (Ky.); trainer, Bob Baffert; jockey, Mike Smith ............... ...................................................................................$300,000 Kettle Corn, 116, b. h. 6, Candy Ride (arg)—Somethingbeautiful, by lil E. Tee. Owner, C R K Stable..................... $100,000 Sky Kingdom, 116, b. c. 4, Empire Maker—Sky Beam, by Kingmambo. Owner, Westrock Stables............................ $60,000 Winning Beyer: 114 Margins: 1, 6 3/4, 1/2. Odds of winner (favorite): 1-5. also ran: Clubhouse Ride 119 ($30,000), Oilisblackgold 118 ($10,000). RACING RECORD age
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Calder Race Course, July 6, $350,000 guaranteed, 3-year-olds and up, fillies and mares, 6 furlongs, 1:10.57, fast. (Track record: 1:08.95.) STARSHIP TRUFFLES, 116, b. f. 4, Ghostzapper—Bobbie use, by not For love. Owner, Chasing Tails Stables; breeder, Sanford Goldfarb & Irwin Goldfarb (Ky.); trainer, Martin Wolfson; jockey, Edgard Zayas .......................................................... $201,810 Judy the Beauty, 119, ch. f. 4, Ghostzapper—Holy Blitz, by Holy Bull. Owner, Wesley a. Ward.................................... $65,100 My Pal Chrisy, 115, b. m. 5, alex’s Pal—Strike South, by Strike the anvil. Owner, Tony’s Investments ....................... $32,550 Winning Beyer: 96 Margins: 3 3/4, 2 1/2, 1/2. Odds of winner: 8-1. Favorite: Judy the Beauty, 6-5. also ran: Holiday Soiree 117 ($16,275), Sweet Cassiopeia 118 ($9,765), French Politics 112 ($3,500), Centrique 114 ($3,500), Givhans Ferry 113 ($3,500), Oh Carole 115 ($3,500), Spectacular Sky 118 ($3,500), Capitalism at Risk 116 ($3,500), Costly 115 ($3,500). RACING RECORD age
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Vice Regent 67 deputy Minister 79 Mint Copy 70 AWESOME AGAIN 94 Blushing Groom (Fr) 74
devil’s Bag 81 devil His due 89 Plenty O’Toole 77 WORLDLY PLEASURE 00 Fast Play 86 Fast Pleasure 92 Sis Pleasure Fager 80 When awesome again has crossed with devil His due mares, it has produced 4 foals of racing age, 1 winner (25%), 1 SW (25%), 1 graded SW (25%), $2,505,019 average earnings per runner. Sire: AWESOME AGAIN. Raced 2 years, 12 starts, 9 wins. Earned $4,374,590. Best Beyer: 118. Stands at adena Springs in Ky. for $75,000. Sire of 12 crops, 901 foals, 606 runners (67%), 438 winners (49%), 52 SWs (6%), including Ghostzapper, Ginger Punch, awesome Gem, Wilko, Round Pond. Total progeny earnings $66,893,109, $110,385 average per starter. auction record, 1980 to present—319 yearlings sold, $128,765 average. In 2012, 30 yearlings sold, $88,740 average. 1st dam: WORLDLY PLEASURE. Bred by Robert l. Ingham (Md.). Raced 3 years, 31 starts, 8 wins. Earned $183,095. Best Beyer: 90. at 3, won Politely S.; at 4, 3rd Summer King S.
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$698,530
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3rd (SP)
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at 3: 1st national Museum of Racing Hall of Fame S. [G2] at 4: 2nd Ben ali S. [G3]; 3rd Gulfstream Park Turf H. [G1] at 5: 1st united nations S. [G1]; 2nd Monmouth S. [G2]; 3rd Ft. lauderdale S. [G2]
swaps s. [g2]
Betfair Hollywood, July 4, $150,000 guaranteed, 3-year-olds, 1 1/8 miles, 1:50.17, fast. (Track record: 1:46.78.) CHIEF HAVOC, 114, ch. c. 3, Giant’s Causeway—la Reina, by a.P. Indy. Owner, Paul Makin; breeder, Emory a. Hamilton (Ky.); trainer, Peter Miller; jockey, Rafael Bejarano ............ $90,000 Tiz a Minister, 120, dk. b. or br. c. 3, Ministers Wild Cat—Tiz a Mistress, by Cee’s Tizzy. Owner, Sayjay Racing ....... $30,000 Dice Flavor, 120, ch. c. 3, Scat daddy—afleet Summer, by afleet. Owner, Oda Racing Stablae and uS Equine ... $18,000 Winning Beyer: 99 Margins: 2 1/2, 1 1/2, 1 1/4. Odds of winner (favorite): 2-5. also ran: Java’s War 122 ($9,000).
Sadler’s Wells 81 El Prado (Ire) 89 lady Capulet 74 KITTEN’S JOY 01 lear Fan 81 Kitten’s First 91 That’s My Hon 83
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2 3
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8
deputy Minister 79 awesome again 94 Primal Force 87 GHOSTZAPPER 00 Relaunch 76 Baby Zip 91 Thirty Zip 83 Mr. Prospector 70 not For love 90 dance number 79 BOBBIE USE 01 Private Terms 85 Truth and Beauty 91 la Reine Elaine 81 When Ghostzapper has crossed with not For love mares, it has produced 4 foals of racing age, 1 winner (25%), 1 SW (25%), 1 graded SW (25%), $146,021 average earnings per runner. Sire: GHOSTZAPPER. Raced 4 years, 11 starts, 9 wins. Earned $3,446,120. Best Beyer: 128. Stands at adena Springs in Ky. for $40,000. Sire of 5 crops, 367 foals, 239 runners (65%), 181 winners (49%), 34 SWs (9%), including Hunters Bay, Stately Victor, Contested, Better lucky. Total progeny earnings $19,831,458, $82,977 average per starter. auction record, 1980 to present—172 yearlings sold, $108,777 average. In 2012, 26 yearlings sold, $75,050 average. 1st dam: BOBBIE USE. Bred by Thomas/lakin (n.y.). Raced 2 years, 8 starts, 2 wins. Earned $104,969. Best Beyer: 80. at 2, 2nd Miss Grillo S. [l]; at 3, won Tropical Park Oaks [l]. 07—awesome now, h., by awesome again. unraced. $95,000 yearling 2008 KEE-SEP. 08—Completely Bear, h., by Ghostzapper. Raced 2 years, 4 starts, no wins. Earned $4,287. Best Beyer: 53. 09—STARSHIP TRUFFLES (See above). Best Beyer: 96. $11,000 yearling 2010 KEE-SEP, $22,000 2yo 2011 OBS-OPn. 10—lovely daughter, f., by Big Brown. Raced 2 years, 9 starts, 2 wins. Earned $35,340. Best Beyer: 73. $22,000 yearling 2011 KEE-SEP. 11—Irwins Finale, c., by Big Brown. $40,000 yearling 2012 FTK-OCT. 12—G C’s Wild Cooper, c., by Wild desert.
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167,050 _________
$13,067
3(1)
2
1
$180,117
Terlingua 76 GIANT’S CAUSEWAY 97 Rahy 85 Mariah’s Storm 91
Mystical Mood 79
Immense 79
When Kitten’s Joy has crossed with unaccounted For mares, it has produced 3 foals of racing age, 2 winners (67%), 1 SW (33%), 1 graded SW (33%), $265,188 average earnings per runner.
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0 3(1) ___
Storm Bird 78
Spend a dream 87
Sire: KITTEN’S JOY. Raced 3 years, 14 starts, 9 wins. Earned $2,075,791. Best Beyer: 114. Stands at Ramsey Farm in Ky. for $50,000. Sire of 5 crops, 554 foals, 325 runners (59%), 242 winners (44%), 38 SWs (7%), including Stephanie’s Kitten, Trust Me Bet, Sweet Kitten, dean’s Kitten, Banned. Total progeny earnings $22,159,095, $68,182 average per starter. auction record, 1980 to present—133 yearlings sold, $43,794 average. In 2012, 45 yearlings sold, $65,411 average. 1st dam: Spent Gold. Bred by duignan and Costello (Ky.). Raced 1 year, 3 starts, no wins. Earned $4,180. Best Beyer: 59. 01—Ghazi’s Gold, m., by Ghazi. Raced 2 years, 18 starts, 3 wins. Earned $11,747. Best Beyer: 49. $1,600 yearling 2002 KEE-OCT. 02—Broodmare aborted 03—no report. 04—Gold d Cat, m., by Catienus. Raced 2 years, 11 starts, no wins. Earned $4,387. Best Beyer: 41. $4,700 yearling 2005 nEW-yOR.
3rd (SP)
Storm Cat 83
Mrs. Jenney 86 Spend a Buck 82
2Nd (SP)
CHIEF HAVOC, ch. c. 2010
unaccounted For 91 SPENT GOLD 97
1St (SW)
at 3: 1st Swaps S. [G2]
Private account 76
Primal Force 87 Prime Prospect 78
BIG BLUE KITTEN, 118, b. h. 5, Kitten’s Joy—Spent Gold, by unaccounted For. Owner-breeder, Kenneth l. and Sarah K. Ramsey (Ky.); trainer, Chad Brown; jockey, Joe Bravo.......... $300,000 Teaks North, 118, dk. b. or br. g. 6, northern afleet—Teaksberry Road, by High Honors. Owner, Sanford H. Robbins $100,000 Hangover Kid, 118, b. h. 5, lemon drop Kid—absolute Patience, by Rakeen. Owner, Four Tags Stable ............. $50,000 Winning Beyer: 93 Margins: 1 1/4, 1, 1. Odds of winner: 5-2. Favorite: little Mike, 8-5. also ran: little Mike 123 ($30,000), Willcox Inn 118 ($15,000), Skyring 120 ($10,000), Harrods Creek 118 ($10,000), Russian Greek 118 ($10,000).
05—Roadmap to Riches, g., by Catienus. Raced 4 years, 35 starts, 2 wins. Earned $30,329. Best Beyer: 68. 06—Foal died 07—Powermouse, g., by Kitten’s Joy. Raced 5 years, 30 starts, 4 wins. Earned $86,115. Best Beyer: 75. $45,000 yearling 2008 FTK-SuM. 08—BIG BLUE KITTEN (See above). Best Beyer: 98. 09—England Swings, f., by Kitten’s Joy. Raced 3 years, 8 starts, no wins. Earned $10,920. Best Beyer: 67. $1,000 yearling 2010 FTK-OCT. 10—no report. 11—Foal born dead 12—Barren 13—no report.
at 4: 1st Princess Rooney H. [G1], Musical Romance S.
at 6: 1st Hollywood Gold Cup H. [G1], Santa anita H. [G1], San antonio S. [G2], Charles Town Classic S. [G2] GAME ON DUDE, dk. b. or br. g. 2007
united nations s. [g1]
Monmouth, July 6, $500,000 added, 3-year-olds and up, 1 3/8 miles turf, 2:11.98, firm. (Course record: 2:13.29.)
BIG BLUE KITTEN, b. h. 2008 3rd (SP)
STARSHIP TRUFFLES, b. f. 2009
at 4: 1st Goodwood S. [G1], Santa anita H. [G1]; 2nd Hollywood Gold Cup H. [G1], Breeders’ Cup Classic [G1], Charles Town Classic S. [G3]; 3rd lone Star Park H. [G3]
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Seattle Slew 74 a.P. Indy 89 Weekend Surprise 80 LA REINA 01 Mr. Prospector 70 Queena 86 Too Chic 79 When Giant’s Causeway has crossed with a.P. Indy mares, it has produced 35 foals of racing age, 17 winners (49%), 2 SWs (6%), 2 graded SWs (6%), $70,124 average earnings per runner. Sire: GIANT’S CAUSEWAY. Raced 2 years in France, England, 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 10 crops, 1,960 foals, 1,343 runners (69%), 853 winners (44%), 140 SWs (7%), including Irish Mission, Shamardal, Showcause, Eishin apollon, a Shin G line, Suzuka Causeway. Total progeny earnings $107,055,504, $79,714 average per starter. auction record, 1980 to present—771 yearlings sold, $223,662 average. In 2012, 50 yearlings sold, $151,424 average. 1st dam: LA REINA. Bred by Emory a. Hamilton (Ky.). Raced 4 years, 20 starts, 4 wins. Earned $350,062. Best Beyer: 97. at 2, won Tempted S. [G3]; 2nd demoiselle S. [G2]; at 3, 2nd Stonerside Forward Gal S. [G2]; at 4, 2nd My Charmer H. [G3], Glowing Tribute S.; 3rd England’s legend S., Memories of Silver S. 07—Tia, m., by Giant’s Causeway. Raced 3 years, 9 starts, 2 wins. Earned $56,036. Best Beyer: 72. 08—Frederico, g., by distorted Humor. Raced 3 years, 13 starts, 4 wins. Earned $70,535. Best Beyer: 80. 09—lost Empire, f., by Empire Maker. unraced. 10—CHIEF HAVOC (See above). Best Beyer: 101. $325,000 yearling 2011 KEE-SEP.
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stakes reports 11—Silent Shark, c., by Medaglia d’Oro. $97,000 yearling 2012 KEE-SEP. 12—c., by Blame. 13—no report. 14—no report.
Margins: 1/2, 4 1/2, 1. Odds of winner (favorite): 6-5. also ran: I dazzle 117 ($9,000), Stormy lucy 115 ($3,000). RACING RECORD age
3 4 5
dwyer s. [g2]
Belmont, July 6, $200,000 added, 3-year-olds, 1 1/16 miles, 1:41.07, fast. (Track record: 1:39.38.) MORENO, 116, b. g. 3, Ghostzapper—danceinthesunlight, by a.P. Indy. Owner-breeder, Southern Equine Stable (Ky.); trainer, Eric Guillot; jockey, Jose Ortiz ....................................... $120,000 Saint Vigeur, 116, dk. b. or br. c. 3, Smart Strike—Sweet Way, by Giant’s Causeway. Owner, M/M r. and Mrs. William Warren Jr. ........................................................................... $40,000 For Greater Glory, 118, dk. b. or br. c. 3, afleet alex—lady’s Touch, by Touch Gold. Owner, alex and Joann lieblong .......... .....................................................................................$20,000 Winning Beyer: 100 Margins: 7, nk, 1 1/4. Odds of winner: 6-1. Favorite: Battier, 2-1. also ran: abraham 116 ($10,000), Make your Move 116 ($6,000), Battier 118 ($4,000).
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9
2 3
totals
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2(1) ___
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___0
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2(1)
3
1
$215,440
0
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1 1 3(2) ___
0 0 1(1) ___
0 2(1) ___0
$30,000 50,034 194,150 _________
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1(1)
2(1)
$274,184
3rd (SP)
1
earNiNgS
$6,350
deputy Minister 79 awesome again 94 Primal Force 87 GHOSTZAPPER 00 Relaunch 76 Baby Zip 91 Thirty Zip 83 Seattle Slew 74 a.P. Indy 89 Weekend Surprise 80 DANCEINTHESUNLIGHT 05 Mr. Prospector 70 dancethruthedawn 98 dance Smartly 88 When Ghostzapper has crossed with a.P. Indy mares, it has produced 30 foals of racing age, 15 winners (50%), 2 SWs (7%), 2 graded SWs (7%), $45,308 average earnings per runner. Sire: GHOSTZAPPER. Raced 4 years, 11 starts, 9 wins. Earned $3,446,120. Best Beyer: 128. Stands at adena Springs in Ky. for $40,000. Sire of 5 crops, 367 foals, 239 runners (65%), 181 winners (49%), 34 SWs (9%), including Hunters Bay, Stately Victor, Contested, Better lucky. Total progeny earnings $19,831,458, $82,977 average per starter. auction record, 1980 to present—172 yearlings sold, $108,777 average. In 2012, 26 yearlings sold, $75,050 average. 1st dam: Danceinthesunlight. Bred by Sam-Son Farm (Ont.). unraced. 09—Sunlight Cat, f., by Forest Wildcat. Raced 3 years, 16 starts, 3 wins. Earned $46,943. Best Beyer: 76. 10—MORENO (See above). Best Beyer: 100. 11—Foal born dead 12—c., by Street Sense. 13—no report.
royal heroine mile s. [g2]
Betfair Hollywood, July 6, $150,000 guaranteed, 3-year-olds and up, fillies and mares, 1 mile turf, 1:34.11, firm. (Course record: 1:32.59.) SCHIAPARELLI, 115, gr. or ro. m. 5, Ghostzapper—Cambiocorsa, by avenue of Flags. Owner-breeder, Ran Jan Racing Inc. (Ky.); trainer, Mike Puype; jockey, Joseph Talamo ... $90,000 Egg Drop, 115, gr. or ro. f. 4, alphabet Soup—Rehocracy, by adhocracy. Owner, little Red Feather Racing ............... $30,000 My Gi Gi, 121, b. f. 4, E dubai—Relish The Thought (Ire), by Sadler’s Wells. Owner, dennis Conner, lloyd deBruycker, and Wade Jacobsen ....................................................... $18,000 Winning Beyer: 97
Raise a native 61 Mr. Prospector 70 Gold digger 62 GONE WEST 84 Secretariat 70 Tamerett 62 northern dancer 61 Storm Bird 78
deputy Minister 79 awesome again 94
South Ocean 67 MIDWAY SQUALL 91
amathea 74
Relaunch 76 Baby Zip 91 Thirty Zip 83
When Gone West has crossed with Storm Bird mares, it has produced 17 foals of racing age, 10 winners (59%), 4 SWs (24%), 2 graded SWs (12%), $127,992 average earnings per runner.
Beautiful Glass 79 CAMBIOCORSA 02 afleet 84 ultrafleet 92 Social Conduct 84 When Ghostzapper has crossed with avenue of Flags mares, it has produced 2 foals of racing age, 1 winner (50%), 1 SW (50%), 1 graded SW (50%), $137,757 average earnings per runner. Sire: GHOSTZAPPER. Raced 4 years, 11 starts, 9 wins. Earned $3,446,120. Best Beyer: 128. Stands at adena Springs in Ky. for $40,000. Sire of 5 crops, 367 foals, 239 runners (65%), 181 winners (49%), 34 SWs (9%), including Hunters Bay, Stately Victor, Contested, Better lucky. Total progeny earnings $19,831,458, $82,977 average per starter. auction record, 1980 to present—172 yearlings sold, $108,777 average. In 2012, 26 yearlings sold, $75,050 average. 1st dam: CAMBIOCORSA. Bred by John Fradkin & diane Fradkin (Calif.). Raced 4 years, 18 starts, 9 wins. Earned $522,055. Best Beyer: 102. at 4, won las Cienegas H. [G3], Senator Ken Maddy H. [G3], Wishing Well H. [l], Irish O’Brien S., Wishing Well S.; 3rd California Cup distaff H. 08—SCHIAPARELLI (See above). Best Beyer: 97. 09—Vionnet, f., by Street Sense. Raced 2 years, 7 starts, 2 wins. Earned $96,890. Best Beyer: 85. at 3, 2nd China doll S., Sweet life S. 10—Moulin de Mougin, f., by Curlin. Raced 2 years, 4 starts, 1 win. Earned $34,030. Best Beyer: 74. 11—alexis Tangier, f., by Tiznow. 12—c., by arch. 13—no report.
smile sprint h. [g2]
Calder Race Course, July 6, $350,000 guaranteed, 3-year-olds and up, 6 furlongs, 1:10.21, fast. (Track record: 1:08.95.) BAHAMIAN SQUALL, 118, dk. b. or br. c. 4, Gone West—Midway Squall, by Storm Bird. Owner-breeder, donald R. dizney (Fla.); trainer, david Fawkes; jockey, luis Saez ................. $201,810 Trinniberg, 123, dk. b. or br. c. 4, Teuflesberg—Bella dorato, by Goldminers Gold. Owner, Sherry Parbhoo ............... $65,100 Jackson Bend, 120, ch. h. 6, Hear no Evil—Sexy Stockings, by Tabasco Cat. Owner, Jacks or Better Farm and Robert laPenta . .....................................................................................$32,550 Winning Beyer: 101 Margins: 1 3/4, no, nk. Odds of winner: 7-1. Favorite: Trinniberg, 2-1. also ran: Justin Phillip 118 ($16,275), Trickmeister 116 ($9,765), Close It Out 118 ($3,500), Black diamond Cat 118 ($3,500), Fort loudon 118 ($3,500), artefacto 113 ($3,500), apriority 115 ($3,500), Cajun Breeze 117 ($3,500), Off the Jak 116 ($3,500). RACING RECORD 3 4
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12
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2Nd (SP)
3rd (SP)
Winning Beyer: 107 Margins: 2 1/2, no, 4 3/4. Odds of winner (favorite): 1-1. also ran: alpha 118 ($17,500), Percussion 116 ($10,500).
Oh So Precious 84
GHOSTZAPPER 00
age
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Primal Force 87
at 3: 1st dwyer S. [G2] MORENO, b. g. 2010
BAHAMIAN SQUALL, dk. b. or br. c. 2009
at 5: 1st Royal Heroine Mile S. [G2], Great lady M. S.; 2nd las Cienegas S. [G3] SCHIAPARELLI, gr. or ro. m. 2008
FLATTER
at 4: 1st Smile Sprint H. [G2]; 2nd Sunshine Millions Sprint S.; 3rd Gulfstream Park Sprint Championship S. [G3]
Secrettame 78
Seattle Slew 74
2Nd (SP)
0
3rd (SP)
avenue of Flags 88
1St (SW)
3
2Nd (SP)
at 4: 3rd Cool air S.
RACING RECORD age
1St (SW)
at 3: 1st Sunshine State S.; 2nd Jack dudley Sprint H., unbridled S.
earNiNgS
3(1) 1(1) ___
3(2) 1(1) ___
0 1(1) ___
251,310 _________
$160,670
4(2)
4(3)
1(1)
$411,980
Sire: GONE WEST (deceased). Raced 2 years, 17 starts, 6 wins. Earned $682,251. Sire of 22 crops, 1,281 foals, 1,030 runners (80%), 696 winners (54%), 101 SWs (8%), including Zafonic, Gone Prospecting, Speightstown, Marsh Side, Zafolia, da Hoss. Total progeny earnings $86,641,698, $84,118 average per starter. auction record, 1980 to present—513 yearlings sold, $290,446 average. 1st dam: Midway Squall. Bred by Fawn leap Farm (Ky.). unraced. 95—Barren 96—Storm’n Eddy, h., by Woodman. Raced 4 years, 22 starts, 2 wins. Earned $108,890. Best Beyer: 93. $150,000 yearling 1997 FTn-yRl. 97—SQUALL CITY, m., by Carson City. Raced 3 years, 10 starts, 4 wins. Earned $173,190. Best Beyer: 99. at 3, won la Habra S. [l]; 3rd Corona H. [l]. $280,000 yearling 1998 KEE-SEP. 98—Juniper Springs, m., by Wekiva Springs. Raced 3 years, 15 starts, 1 win. Earned $56,620. Best Beyer: 85. 99—daisy French, m., by Wild again. unraced. 00—Itchetucknee, h., by Carson City. Raced 3 years, 21 starts, 2 wins. Earned $28,453. Best Beyer: 81. 01—Barren 02—British Attitude, h., by Broad Brush. Raced 5 years, 34 starts, 5 wins. Earned $183,583. Best Beyer: 94. at 3, 2nd Beau Genius H.; at 5, 2nd lola Bella S. 03—Spring Is Here, m., by Gulch. Raced 3 years, 14 starts, 1 win. Earned $43,290. Best Beyer: 75. $175,000 2yo 2005 FTI-SPR. 04—Acadia Breeze, m., by Royal academy. Raced 3 years, 17 starts, 4 wins. Earned $152,066. Best Beyer: 85. at 2, 3rd Hot Milk S. 05—Engadin, g., by Thunder Gulch. Raced 5 years, 59 starts, 4 wins. Earned $53,258. Best Beyer: 70. 06—ameriheart, h., by lion Heart. Raced 3 years, 19 starts, 3 wins. Earned $32,754. Best Beyer: 74. 07—APRIORITY, h., by Grand Slam. Raced 4 years, 27 starts, 5 wins. Earned $475,433. Best Beyer: 113. at 4, won Mr. Prospector S. [G3]; 2nd Carter H. [G1], Churchill downs S. [G2], Sunshine Millions Sprint S.; at 5, 2nd Count Fleet H. [G3]; at 6, 3rd Potrero Grande S. [G2]. 08—Timuquana, m., by Smart Strike. Raced 2 years, 8 starts, no wins. Earned $35,039. Best Beyer: 67. 09—BAHAMIAN SQUALL (See above). Best Beyer: 102. 10—Belvin, c., by Empire Maker. Raced 2 years, 6 starts, 1 win. Earned $64,441. Best Beyer: 95. 11—Barren 12—f., by Grand Slam. 13—no report. 14—no report.
suBurBan h. [g2]
Belmont, July 6, $350,000 guaranteed, 3-year-olds and up, 1 1/8 miles, 1:46.87, fast. (Track record: 1:45.40.) FLAT OUT, 119, b. h. 7, Flatter—Cresta lil, by Cresta Rider. Owner, Preston Stables; breeder, nikolaus Bock (Fla.); trainer, William Mott; jockey, Junior alvarado .................... $210,000 Last Gunfighter, 118, dk. b. or br. c. 4, First Samurai—Saratoga Cat, by Sir Cat. Owner, John d. Gunther .................. $70,000 Fast Falcon, 116, ch. c. 4, awesome again—My Chickadee, by Pleasant Tap. Owner, Richard C. Pell ....................... $35,000
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2 3 4 5 6 7
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$25,200 62,500 29,400 1,195,283 1,225,000 408,000 _________
25
8(6)
4(4)
4(4)
$2,945,383
2 3 1 8 6 ___5
2Nd (SP)
3rd (SP)
earNiNgS
at 3: 1st Smarty Jones S. at 5: 1st Jockey Club Gold Cup S. [G1], Suburban H. [G2]; 2nd Woodward S. [G1], Whitney Invitational H. [G1], lone Star Park H. [G3]; 3rd Clark H. [G1] at 6: 1st Jockey Club Gold Cup Invitational S. [G1]; 2nd Monmouth Cup S. [G2]; 3rd Whitney Invitational H. [G1], Breeders’ Cup Classic [G1] at 7: 1st Suburban H. [G2], Westchester S. [G3]; 3rd Metropolitan H. [G1] FLAT OUT, b. h. 2006 Seattle Slew 74 a.P. Indy 89 Weekend Surprise 80 FLATTER 99 Mr. Prospector 70 Praise 94 Wild applause 81 northern dancer 61 Cresta Rider 78 Thoroly Blue 67 CRESTA LIL 86 double Jay 44 Rugosa 67 Rose 58 When Flatter has crossed with Cresta Rider mares, it has produced 1 foal of racing age, 1 winner (100%), 1 SW (100%), 1 graded SW (100%), $2,945,383 average earnings per runner. Sire: Flatter. Raced 2 years, 6 starts, 4 wins. Earned $148,815. Best Beyer: 109. Stands at Claiborne Farm in Ky. for $20,000. Sire of 7 crops, 457 foals, 318 runners (70%), 243 winners (53%), 27 SWs (6%), including Tar Heel Mom, apart, Pashito the Che. Total progeny earnings $22,559,272, $70,941 average per starter. auction record, 1980 to present—199 yearlings sold, $25,733 average. In 2012, 38 yearlings sold, $41,750 average. 1st dam: CRESTA LIL. Bred by Stanley d. Petter (Ky.). Raced 3 years, 13 starts, 4 wins. Earned $63,982. 92—no report. 93—Barren 94—Foal born dead 95—Crestview, h., by Mountain Cat. Raced 4 years, 20 starts, 1 win. Earned $24,756. Best Beyer: 77. $115,000 yearling 1996 KEE-SEP. 96—Barren 97—OUR BEST MAN, g., by Runaway Groom. Raced 10 years, 117 starts, 19 wins. Earned $328,565. Best Beyer: 92. at 3, won last Chance derby, Chuck n luck S., Paradise Valley H.; 3rd Surprise S.; at 4, 2nd Black Mountain H.; at 5, 3rd Wheat City S.; at 6, won Bienvenidos S.; 2nd Wheat City S., Brooks Fields S.; at 7, 3rd Paradise Mile H.; at 8, won down the aisle S.; 3rd Brooks Fields S. $55,000 yearling 1998 KEE-SEP. 98—Personal Emblem, m., by Our Emblem. Raced 4 years, 8 starts, 1 win. Earned $14,815. Best Beyer: 66. $19,000 yearling 1999 KEE-SEP, $126,000 2yo 2000 FTT-TEX.
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99—lil Kitten, m., by Sir Cat. Raced 4 years, 16 starts, 1 win. Earned $6,325. Best Beyer: 39. $9,000 yearling 2000 KEE-SEP. 00—Bettors delight, m., by Our Emblem. Raced 1 year, 2 starts, 1 win. Earned $6,013. Best Beyer: 49. $10,000 yearling 2001 KEE-SEP. 01—no report. 02—My aunt Tine, m., by Chief Seattle. Raced 3 years, 12 starts, 3 wins. Earned $31,734. Best Beyer: 64. $30,000 yearling 2003 KEE-SEP, $30,000 2yo 2004 OBS-OPn. 03—Gabby P, m., by Open Forum. Raced 4 years, 30 starts, 5 wins. Earned $48,619. Best Beyer: 65. $4,500 yearling 2004 KEE-Jan, $6,000 yearling 2004 KEE-SEP. 04—Mr. Blu Boy, g., by yonaguska. Raced 5 years, 17 starts, 1 win. Earned $31,469. Best Beyer: 53. $57,000 yearling 2005 KEE-SEP, $17,000 2yo 2006 OBS-OPn. 05—Barren 06—FLAT OUT (See above). Best Beyer: 116. $85,000 yearling 2007 FTK-SuM. 07—lil Indy, m., by anasheed. Raced 3 years, 19 starts, 2 wins. Earned $37,690. Best Beyer: 53. $2,200 yearling 2008 FTI-SEl. 08—Prairie Wildcat, m., by Wildcat Heir. Raced 2 years, 5 starts, no wins. Earned $3,200. Best Beyer: 38. $6,000 yearling 2009 OBS-OPn, $25,000 2yo 2010 OBS-OPn. 09—no report.
danCe smartly s. [Can-g2]
Woodbine, July 7, $189,100 guaranteed, 3-year-olds and up, fillies and mares, 1 1/8 miles turf, 1:46.19, good. (Course record: 1:44.73.) SOLID APPEAL, 122, dk. b. or br. f. 4, Successful appeal—Star of the Woods, by Woodman. Owner, Jim and Susan Hill; breeder, Select Bloodstock (Ky.); trainer, Reade Baker; jockey, Jesse Campbell ................................................................ $113,460 Julie’s Love (GB), 118, ch. m. 5, ad Valorem—Skimmia (GB), by Mark of Esteem (Ire). Owner, Bobby Flay, Irving M. Cowan, and Barry Weisbord ........................................................ $37,820 No Explaining (Ire), 116, b. m. 6, azamour (Ire)—Claustra (Fr), by Green desert. Owner, Harlequin Ranches ............ $18,910 Winning Beyer: 95 Margins: 2, 1/2, 2. Odds of winner: 6-1. Favorite: Irish Mission, 3-1. also ran: Coffee Clique 115 ($9,455), northern Passion 116 ($4,538), Hard not to like 120 ($2,269), Irish Mission 118 ($2,269), Moment of Majesty 118 ($2,269), distorted legacy 116 ($378), Peche Mobilee 118 ($378). RACING RECORD age
2 3 4
totals
StS
4 7 ___3
14
1St (SW)
2Nd (SP)
3rd (SP)
SOLID APPEAL, dk. b. or br. f. 2009
SOMALI LEMONADE, b. f. 2009
In Reality 64
1 1 ___0
1(1) 1 ___0
$35,567 95,322 266,952 _________
5(2)
2
2(1)
$397,841
at 2: 3rd Mazarine S. [Can-l] at 4: 1st nassau S. [Can-G2], dance Smartly S. [Can-G2]
SUCCESSFUL APPEAL 859.299.0473 www.walmac.com
Miesque 84
Victoria Beauty 72
LEMON DROP KID 96
WILDCAT HEIR 00
Fortunate Prospect 81
Seattle Slew 74
Successful dancer 89
Pentelicus 84
Charming lassie 87 debonair dancer 78
Penniless Heiress 92 lassie dear 74
Mr. Prospector 70
Royal Ties 73
northern dancer 61
Woodman 83
nureyev 77 Playmate 75
Special 69
STAR OF THE WOODS 98
CHIC CORINE 92
Soviet Star 84 Star of the River (GB) 92 Beautiful River 84
Mr. Prospector 70 Chic Shirine 84 Too Chic 79
When Successful appeal has crossed with Woodman mares, it has produced 5 foals of racing age, 4 winners (80%), 1 SW (20%), 1 graded SW (20%), $133,590 average earnings per runner.
When lemon drop Kid has crossed with nureyev mares, it has produced 8 foals of racing age, 3 winners (38%), 1 SW (13%), 1 graded SW (13%), $113,320 average earnings per runner.
Sire: SUCCESSFUL APPEAL. Raced 3 years, 22 starts, 8 wins. Earned $654,681. Best Beyer: 119. Stands at Walmac Farm in Ky. for $10,000. Sire of 10 crops, 563 foals, 401 runners (71%), 322 winners (57%), 42 SWs (7%), including Closing argument, J P’s Gusto, Successful dan. Total progeny earnings $31,331,046, $78,132 average per starter. auction record, 1980 to present—292 yearlings sold, $53,543 average. In 2012, 25 yearlings sold, $28,016 average. 1st dam: Star of the Woods. Bred by Mr. & Mrs. John C. Mabee (Ky.). unraced. 02—Waltzing Stars, m., by Event of the year. Raced 1 year, 4 starts, 1 win. Earned $9,425. Best Beyer: 65. 03—Meetmeinthewoods, m., by General Meeting. Raced 3 years, 14 starts, 3 wins. Earned $187,336. Best Beyer: 101. at 3, 3rd CTBa Marian S.; at 4, 3rd Bangles and Beads S. $30,000 2yo 2005 BaR-May. 04—no report. 05—Tribal Star, h., by Tribal Rule. unraced. $60,000 yearling 2006 BaR-yRl, $430,000 2yo 2007 BaR-May. 06—Broodmare aborted 07—IT TIZ, m., by Tiznow. Raced 3 years, 19 starts, 5 wins. Earned $260,183. Best Beyer: 91. at 2, 3rd Moccasin S. [l]; at 3, won le Cle S.; 2nd life Is Sweet S.; at 4, won Megahertz S. [l]. $170,000 yearling 2008 KEE-SEP. 08—Barren 09—SOLID APPEAL (See above). Best Beyer: 95. 10—Broodmare aborted 11—no report. 12—no report. 13—no report.
Sire: LEMON DROP KID. Raced 3 years, 24 starts, 10 wins. Earned $3,245,370. Best Beyer: 118. Stands at lane’s End in Ky. for $35,000. Sire of 10 crops, 872 foals, 614 runners (70%), 432 winners (50%), 69 SWs (8%), including Richard’s Kid, Cosmonaut, Citronnade. Total progeny earnings $46,072,289, $75,036 average per starter. auction record, 1980 to present—444 yearlings sold, $98,386 average. In 2012, 52 yearlings sold, $98,584 average. 1st dam: Chic Corine. Bred by Mrs. Emory a. Hamilton (Ky.). unraced. 97—Emerging Force, h., by Kris S.. Raced 1 year, 4 starts, no wins. Earned $5,675. Best Beyer: 67. $200,000 yearling 1998 KEE-SEP. 98—Brusca, m., by Grindstone. Raced 2 years, 14 starts, 3 wins. Earned $100,000. Best Beyer: 85. 99—KRIS’S DANCER, g., by Kris S.. Raced 8 years, 61 starts, 14 wins. Earned $215,476. Best Beyer: 86. at 6, won Puss n Boots Cup S. $165,000 yearling 2000 KEE-SEP. 00—Chic Joy, m., by a.P. Indy. Raced 4 years, 16 starts, 1 win. Earned $95,770. Best Beyer: 89. at 3, 2nd Martha Washington Breeders’ Cup S. [G3]. 01—Foal born dead 02—Barren 03—RASTA FARIAN, m., by Holy Bull. Raced 4 years, 23 starts, 4 wins. Earned $238,172. Best Beyer: 95. at 2, 3rd Selima S. [l]; at 4, won H.B.P.a. S. [l]; 3rd navajo Princess S.; at 5, 2nd Miss liberty S. 04—no report. 05—la laja, m., by El Prado (IRE). unraced. 06—Barren 07—Fandangle, m., by Holy Bull. Raced 1 year, 5 starts, no wins. Earned $16,490. Best Beyer: 74. 08—Sir Taypot, g., by Broken Vow. Raced 4 years, 23 starts, 4 wins. Earned $50,669. Best Beyer: 69. $2,200 yearling 2009 KEE-SEP. 09—SOMALI LEMONADE (See above). Best Beyer: 95. 10—Fighting On, c., by Sky Mesa. Raced 1 year, 5 starts, 1 win. Earned $16,800. Best Beyer: 70. $5,500 yearling 2011 BaR-yRl. 11—no report. 12—no report.
dr. James penny mem. h. [g3] Parx Racing, July 2, $250,000 guaranteed, 3-year-olds and up, fillies and mares, 1 1/16 miles turf, 1:47.83, yielding. (Course record: 1:43.34.)
SOMALI LEMONADE, 118, b. f. 4, lemon drop Kid—Chic Corine, by nureyev. Owner, Caroline a. Forgason; breeder, Cina Forgason (Ky.); trainer, Michael Matz; jockey, Joel Rosario ....... ...................................................................................$150,000 Miz Ida, 118, b. f. 4, Proud Citizen—May Gator, by Green alligator. Owner, Richard, Bertram and Elaine Klein ......... $50,000 Pianist, 117, ch. f. 4, More Than Ready—Red Piano, by Red Ransom. Owner, Hidden Brook Farm and dan Zucker.... $27,500 Winning Beyer: 95 Margins: 1/2, 4 1/4, nk. Odds of winner: 7-1. Favorite: Pianist, 6-5. also ran: Hessonite 118 ($15,000), naples Bay 116 ($7,500), dinner’s Out (GB) 114. RACING RECORD 2 3 4
totals
StS
3 8 ___2
13
1St (SW)
2Nd (SP)
3rd (SP)
earNiNgS
2(1) 0 1(1) ___
0 2(2) ___0
0 2(2) ___0
$120,000 135,356 153,950 _________
3(2)
2(2)
2(2)
$409,306
at 2: 1st Jessamine S. [G3]
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Forest Wildcat 91
desert Trial 63 SUCCESSFUL APPEAL 96
age
Storm Cat 83
Kingmambo 90
earNiNgS
0 2 3(2) ___
RAINBOW HEIR, ch. c. 2010
Mr. Prospector 70
Valid appeal 72
at 3: 2nd Garden City S. [G1], appalachian S. [G3]; 3rd Woodford Reserve lake Placid S. [G2], Boiling Springs S. [G3] at 4: 1st dr. James Penny Memorial H. [G3]
Jersey shore s. [g3]
Monmouth, July 4, $100,000 guaranteed, 3-year-olds, 6 furlongs, 1:09.43, fast. (Track record: 1:07.47.) RAINBOW HEIR, 116, ch. c. 3, Wildcat Heir—Rainbow Pride, by Prospectors Gamble. Owner-breeder, new Farm (n.J.); trainer, Benjamin Perkins Jr.; jockey, Elvis Trujillo............... $75,000 Amarish, 116, b. g. 3, Scat daddy—Issues, by awesome again. Owner, Jerry durant ................................................. $20,000 Uptown Boy, 116, ch. g. 3, Johannesburg—Two Klassy, by Two Punch. Owner, Thomas G. McClay .......................... $10,000 Winning Beyer: 101 Margins: 5, 4 1/4, 2 1/4. Odds of winner (favorite): 6-5. also ran: Two T’s at Two B 116 ($6,000), Res Judicata 117 ($3,000), Whiskey Romeo 118 ($2,000).
3
totals
StS
1St (SW)
4(1) ___
___0
___0
$152,460 _________
4
4(1)
0
0
$152,460
___4
2Nd (SP)
Crafty Prospector 79 Prospectors Gamble 85 Fannie C. 76 RAINBOW PRIDE 97 Pursuit 75 Our lady Tingle 82 Tingle 57
When Wildcat Heir has crossed with Prospectors Gamble mares, it has produced 3 foals of racing age, 2 winners (67%), 1 SW (33%), 1 graded SW (33%), $212,200 average earnings per runner. Sire: WILDCAT HEIR. Raced 4 years, 12 starts, 6 wins. Earned $424,460. Best Beyer: 116. Stands at Journeyman Stud in Fla. for $8,000. Sire of 5 crops, 428 foals, 287 runners (67%), 225 winners (53%), 20 SWs (5%), including derwin’s Star, John Johny Jak, Wild about Marie. Total progeny earnings $17,688,794, $61,633 average per starter. auction record, 1980 to present—178 yearlings sold, $24,665 average. In 2012, 23 yearlings sold, $33,913 average. 1st dam: RAINBOW PRIDE. Bred by Harvey liebeskind, M.d., & donald dreyfuss (Fla.). Raced 4 years, 14 starts, 2 wins. Earned $75,175. Best Beyer: 80. at 3, 2nd Ruthless S. [l]. 03—a lot of Pride, m., by appealing Skier. unraced. 04—Colorful delight, m., by defrere. Raced 1 year, 3 starts, 3 wins. Earned $85,500. Best Beyer: 80. 05—nite Rainbow, m., by Evening Kris. Raced 3 years, 20 starts, 3 wins. Earned $84,530. Best Beyer: 57. 06—m., by appealing Skier. unraced. 07—Wild Rainbow, m., by Wildcat Heir. Raced 5 years, 28 starts, 7 wins. Earned $271,940. Best Beyer: 82. 08—Wild Rain Cat, m., by Forest Wildcat. Raced 2 years, 8 starts, 3 wins. Earned $41,000. Best Beyer: 61. 09—Barren 10—RAINBOW HEIR (See above). Best Beyer: 101. 11—Proud to Be Wild, f., by Wildcat Heir. 12—no report. 13—no report.
poker s. [g3]
Belmont, July 4, $150,000 added, 3-year-olds and up, 1 mile turf, 1:33.65, firm. (Course record: 1:31.63.) KING KREESA, 116, dk. b. or br. g. 4, King Cugat—Storm’s advance, by Storm Creek. Owner, Gerald Kresa and Susan Kresa; breeder, Horse Partners (n.y.); trainer, Jeremiah Englehart; jockey, Irad Ortiz Jr. ................................................. $90,000 Howe Great, 118, dk. b. or br. c. 4, Hat Trick (Jpn)—Ginger Sea (Saf), by Western Winter. Owner, Team Valor International ........ .....................................................................................$30,000 Big Screen, 116, gr. or ro. c. 4, Speightstown—Scene Maker, by unbridled’s Song. Owner, dogwood Stable.............. $15,000 Winning Beyer: 103 Margins: 1 1/2, 1 1/2, hd. Odds of winner: 9-2. Favorite: data link, 1-1. also ran: data link 123 ($7,500), lubash 120 ($4,500), Shkspeare Shaliyah 116 ($1,500), upgrade 116 ($1,500).
RACING RECORD age
3 4
totals
RACING RECORD age
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3rd (SP)
earNiNgS
StS
10 ___4
14
1St (SW)
2Nd (SP)
3rd (SP)
earNiNgS
3(2) 2(2) ___
3(2) ___0
0 2(2) ___
190,000 _________
$244,370
5(4)
3(2)
2(2)
$434,370
at 3: 1st london Company S. [l], new york Stallion Spectacular Bid S.; 2nd Jamaica H. [G1], new york Stallion Series S. at 4: 1st Poker S. [G3], Kingston S.; 3rd appleton S. [G3], Fort Marcy S. [G3]
at 3: 1st Jersey Shore S. [G3]
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dRF BREEdInG
stakes reports KING KREESA, dk. b. or br. g. 2009
BEN’S CAT, dk. b. or br. g. 2006
Mr. Prospector 70
Storm Bird 78
Kingmambo 90
Storm Cat 83 Miesque 84
Terlingua 76
KING CUGAT 97
thruthecity, 8-5. also ran: By Golly Molly 115 ($7,275), Street Girl 119 ($4,365), Twice Told Tale 116 ($1,500), Bama Rose 115 ($1,500), Guadalupe High 119 ($1,500).
PARKER’S STORM CAT 00 Majestic light 73
Mr. Prospector 70
Tricky Game 88
Macoumba 92
age
StS
1St (SW)
2Nd (SP)
Storm Cat 83
nodouble 65
totals
Thirty Paces 73
at 3: 1st azalea S. [G3], leave Me alone S.
Thirty Eight Paces 78
STORM’S ADVANCE 98
2 3
5 11 ___
16
TWOFOX 93 Iron Constitution 74
Iron’s advance 86
City Zip 98
1 ___2
1 ___0
$27,780 205,285 _________
5(2)
3
1
$233,065
Sire: KING CUGAT. Raced 3 years, 16 starts, 7 wins. Earned $1,293,782. Best Beyer: 114. Sent to stand in australia. Sire of 9 crops, 649 foals, 404 runners (62%), 265 winners (41%), 22 SWs (3%), including Seaside Retreat, devil Moon, Mambo Meister. Total progeny earnings $20,398,346, $50,491 average per starter. auction record, 1980 to present—128 yearlings sold, $17,327 average. In 2012, 3 yearlings sold, $8,028 average. 1st dam: STORM’S ADVANCE. Bred by Mockingbird Farm (Fla.). Raced 3 years, 24 starts, 5 wins. Earned $94,652. Best Beyer: 75. at 2, 3rd Explosive Red S. 04—Zip by you, m., by City Zip. Raced 5 years, 33 starts, 4 wins. Earned $141,706. Best Beyer: 82. 06—Samra, m., by Crafty C. T. Raced 4 years, 27 starts, 7 wins. Earned $11,408. 07—Spatan, h., by Gold Token. unraced. 08—Three Grand City, m., by City Zip. Raced 3 years, 11 starts, no wins. Earned $6,657. Best Beyer: 48. 09—KING KREESA (See above). Best Beyer: 103. 10—no report. 11—lady Kreesa, f., by Stonesider. 12—Moonsurge, c., by Malibu Moonshine.
parx dash h. [g3]
Parx Racing, July 5, $200,000 guaranteed, 3-year-olds and up, 5 furlongs turf, :59.43, good. (Course record: :54.96.) BEN’S CAT, 121, dk. b. or br. g. 7, Parker’s Storm Cat—Twofox, by Thirty Eight Paces. Owner, The Jim Stable; breeder, K. T. leatherbury assoc. Inc. (Md.); trainer, King leatherbury; jockey, Julian Pimentel ....................................................... $120,000 Tightend Touchdown, 122, ch. g. 4, Pure Precision—Starry Mark, by Marquetry. Owner, Mr. amore Stable......... $40,000 Bridgetown, 120, ch. h. 6, Speightstown—Ellesmere, by Tabasco Cat. Owner, Melnyk Racing Stables ............... $22,000 Winning Beyer: 103 Margins: 1 1/4, 6, 5 1/2. Odds of winner: 6-5. Favorite: Tightend Touchdown, 4-5. also ran: luckysdream 116 ($12,000), Wild Memories 116 ($6,000), Catalactic 116. RACING RECORD age
4 5 6 7
totals
StS
9 11 9 ___4
33
1St (SW)
2Nd (SP)
3rd (SP)
earNiNgS
8(3) 6(6) 5(5) 3(3) ___
1(1) 1(1) 1(1) ___0
0 1(1) 0 1(1) ___
$211,980 588,250 557,060 239,850 _________
22(17)
3(3)
2(2)
$1,597,140
at 4: 1st Maryland Million Turf Sprint H., Find H., Mister diz S.; 2nd Forty niner S. at 5: 1st Turf Monster H. [G3], Pennsylvania Governor’s Cup H. [l], Mister diz S., Maryland Million Turf Sprint H., laurel dash S., Jim McKay Turf Sprint S.; 2nd Parx dash H. [l]; 3rd Six Bits H. [l] at 6: 1st Turf Monster H. [G3], Parx dash H. [l], Fabulous Strike H. [l], Mister diz S., Maryland Million Turf Sprint H.; 2nd laurel dash S. [l] at 7: 1st Parx dash H. [G3], Jim McKay Turf Sprint S., Mister diz S.; 3rd Pennsylvania Governor’s Cup H. [l]
Sire: Parker’s Storm Cat. Raced 2 years in Fr., north america, 4 starts, 1 win. Earned $40,800. Best Beyer: 86. Stands at Gibson Thoroughbred Farm in Wash. for $2,500. Sire of 7 crops, 233 foals, 139 runners (60%), 99 winners (42%), 4 SWs (2%), including Cat for the King, Phasmes, Sloane Ranger, Pagan Cat, Parker’s Project. Total progeny earnings $7,077,915, $50,920 average per starter. auction record, 1980 to present—31 yearlings sold, $6,390 average. In 2012, 1 yearlings sold, $2,500 average. 1st dam: TWOFOX. Bred by K T leatherbury assoc Inc. (Md.). Raced 3 years, 23 starts, 3 wins. Earned $76,753. Best Beyer: 88. at 3, 2nd Pearl necklace S.; at 4, 3rd Maryland Million ladies S. 00—My nin, m., by Citidancer. Raced 3 years, 15 starts, 6 wins. Earned $90,610. Best Beyer: 84. 01—Two T’s, g., by Rinka das. Raced 6 years, 52 starts, 5 wins. Earned $67,665. Best Beyer: 73. 02—Too Sly, g., by Tamayaz. Raced 3 years, 15 starts, 1 win. Earned $11,435. Best Beyer: 42. 03—Barren 04—Best, m., by lion Hearted. unraced. 05—Hound, g., by Crowd Pleaser. Raced 6 years, 47 starts, 8 wins. Earned $117,513. Best Beyer: 90. 06—BEN’S CAT (See above). Best Beyer: 103. 07—Pair, g., by lion Hearted. Raced 3 years, 18 starts, 2 wins. Earned $16,819. Best Beyer: 58. 08—Tanka, m., by dance With Ravens. Raced 3 years, 7 starts, no wins. Earned $25,540. Best Beyer: 56. 09—no report. 10—Bens Kin, f., by dance With Ravens. unraced. 11—no report. 12—Barren 13—Barren
azalea s. [g3]
D’Wildcat Louisiana
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likeashotabrandi 89 a.P. Indy 89 Mineshaft 99 Prospectors delite 89
Forest Wildcat 91
WIDE RANGE 05 West acre 95
D’WILDCAT 98
Ivanavinalot 00
d’accord 79
Beaty Sark 86
d’Enough 91 Enough Is Enough 83 deputy Minister 79 French deputy 92 Mitterand 81 FRENCH JUBILEE 01 Kris S. 77 Royal Jubilee 94 dolphin’s Queen 88 When d’wildcat has crossed with French deputy mares, it has produced 3 foals of racing age, 2 winners (67%), 1 SW (33%), 1 graded SW (33%), $124,283 average earnings per runner. Sire: D’WILDCAT. Raced 4 years, 18 starts, 5 wins. Earned $570,444. Best Beyer: 110. Stands at louisiana Stallion Station South in la. for $4,500. Sire of 7 crops, 353 foals, 251 runners (71%), 179 winners (51%), 12 SWs (3%), including authenicat, d’ Funnybone, d’wild Ride, Telis. Total progeny earnings $14,434,170, $57,507 average per starter. auction record, 1980 to present—146 yearlings sold, $28,001 average. In 2012, 23 yearlings sold, $19,487 average. 1st dam: French Jubilee. Bred by dr. Jerry Bilinski & Martin Zaretsky & Frank assumma (n.y.). Raced 2 years, 10 starts, no wins. Earned $1,795. Best Beyer: 44. 06—French Code, g., by Omega Code. Raced 1 year, 4 starts, 1 win. Earned $9,899. Best Beyer: 57. $55,000 2yo 2008 OBS-SPR. 07—Major Improvement, g., by Roar of the Tiger. Raced 3 years, 10 starts, 3 wins. Earned $25,837. Best Beyer: 66. $10,000 yearling 2008 FTI-SEl. 08—Faithful Prayer, m., by With distinction. Raced 2 years, 18 starts, 1 win. Earned $23,657. Best Beyer: 52. $9,000 yearling 2009 FTK-OCT. 09—Why I Win, f., by Whywhywhy. Raced 1 year, 13 starts, 1 win. Earned $6,450. Best Beyer: 38. 10—WILDCAT LILY (See above). Best Beyer: 93. $20,000 yearling 2011 OBS-yRl.
Calder Race Course, July 6, $150,000 guaranteed, 3-year-olds, fillies, 6 furlongs, 1:10.76, fast. (Track record: 1:08.95.) WILDCAT LILY, 117, ch. f. 3, d’wildcat—French Jubilee, by French deputy. Owner, Rontos Racing Stable; breeder, Tara Helman & Paul Helman (Fla.); trainer, Manuel azpurua; jockey, Jose alvarez............................................................. $90,210 Dreaming of Susie, 115, b. f. 3, Cowtown Cat—yes It’s Royalty, by yes It’s True. Owner, Frank Carl Calabrese .......... $29,100 Speedinthruthecity, 115, dk. b. or br. f. 3, City Zip—license to Speed, by Thunder Gulch. Owner, Winchell Thoroughbreds ...... .....................................................................................$14,550 Winning Beyer: 93 Margins: nk, 2 3/4, 1. Odds of winner: 4-1. Favorite: Speedin-
Runaway Groom 79 Jilted 99
Storm Cat 83
Stacey d’Ette 69 When Parker’s Storm Cat has crossed with Thirty Eight Paces mares, it has produced 2 foals of racing age, 1 winner (50%), 1 SW (50%), 1 graded SW (50%), $798,870 average earnings per runner.
RUN AWAY AND HIDE 06
WILDCAT LILY, ch. f. 2010
drone 66
Victoria Beauty 72 When King Cugat has crossed with Storm Creek mares, it has produced 1 foal of racing age, 1 winner (100%), 1 SW (100%), 1 graded SW (100%), $434,370 average earnings per runner.
Baby Zip 91
earNiNgS
1 4(2) ___
dronette 78 advance Reason 76
MICO MARGARITA, ch. c. 2010 Carson City 87
3rd (SP)
Maximova (Fr) 80
Shawnee Creek 80
at 3: 1st Carry Back S. [G3]
RACING RECORD
Con Game 74
Storm Creek 93
at 2: 3rd Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Turf Sprint Preview S. [l]
When Run away and Hide has crossed with Mineshaft mares, it has produced 1 foal of racing age, 1 winner (100%), 1 SW (100%), 1 graded SW (100%), $210,775 average earnings per runner. Sire: RUN AWAY AND HIDE. Raced 1 year, 3 starts, 3 wins. Earned $224,684. Best Beyer: 92. Stands at darby dan Farm in Ky. for $5,000. Sire of 2 crops, 95 foals, 39 runners (41%), 22 winners (23%), 3 SWs (3%), including Heaven’s Runway, look Quickly. Total progeny earnings $1,210,277, $31,033 average per starter. auction record, 1980 to present—22 yearlings sold, $18,855 average. In 2012, 7 yearlings sold, $35,314 average. 1st dam: Wide Range. Bred by Edward Barton (Ky.). unraced. 10—MICO MARGARITA (See above). Best Beyer: 93. $25,000 yearling 2011 FTK-OCT. 11—f., by artie Schiller.
salVator mile s. [g3]
Monmouth, July 6, $150,000 added, 3-year-olds and up, 1 mile, 1:36.96, fast. (Track record: 1:33.80.) RAGING DAOUST, 117, dk. b. or br. g. 4, Kafwain—Champagne Forever, by Caveat. Owner, James Costabile Jr. and Ronald Juliano; breeder, Stone Farm (Ky.); trainer, Charles Carlesimo Jr.; jockey, Victor Santiago ............................................ $90,000 Big Sur, 119, b. g. 5, Malibu Moon—St lucinda, by St. Jovite. Owner, Kasey K Racing Stable and Brier Creek Farm $30,000 Csaba, 121, b. c. 4, Kitten’s Joy—High Chant, by War Chant. Owner, Bruce Hollander and Cary Shapoff .............. $15,000 Winning Beyer: 98 Margins: no, 3, 1/2. Odds of winner: 34-1. Favorite: discreet dancer, 6-5. also ran: discreet dancer 121 ($9,000), lucy’s Bob Boy 117 ($4,500), Small Town Talk 117 ($3,000), Private Tale 117 ($3,000), Bowman’s Beast 117 ($3,000). RACING RECORD age
Carry BaCk s. [g3]
Calder Race Course, July 6, $150,000 guaranteed, 3-year-olds, 6 furlongs, 1:10.97, fast. (Track record: 1:08.95.) MICO MARGARITA, 117, ch. c. 3, Run away and Hide—Wide Range, by Mineshaft. Owner, J. Kirk and Judy Robison; breeder, Ron Kirk & Greg Mcdonald (Ky.); trainer, Steven asmussen; jockey, Ricardo Santana Jr. ...................................... $91,140 Red Rocket Express, 116, ch. g. 3, Exclusive Quality—apricot Glow, by Concerto. Owner, Tom Gregerso and Chad J. Stewart .....................................................................................$29,400 Sr. Quisqueyano, 119, b. c. 3, Exclusive Quality—Royal navy, by Polish navy. Owner, ddRd Racing...................... $14,700 Winning Beyer: 90 Margins: 4 1/2, no, 3 1/4. Odds of winner: 7-2. Favorite: R Free Roll, 4-5. also ran: Gotta Be Fate 115 ($7,350), R Free Roll 112 ($4,410), City of Weston 117 ($1,500), Rockyshomerun 115 ($1,500).
2 3 4
totals
StS
1St (SW)
2 4 3(1) ___
1 0 ___1
0 3(1) ___0
$29,783 94,920 148,500 _________
19
9(1)
2
3(1)
$273,203
4 10 ___5
2 3
totals
StS
5 ___5
10
1St (SW)
2Nd (SP)
3rd (SP)
earNiNgS
at 3: 3rd Mr. nasty S. at 4: 1st Salvator Mile S. [G3] RAGING DAOUST, dk. b. or br. g. 2009 Runaway Groom 79 Cherokee Run 90 Cherokee dame 80 KAFWAIN 00 Moment of Hope 83 Swazi’s Moment 90 Swazi Girl 80
RACING RECORD age
2Nd (SP)
Cannonade 71 3rd (SP)
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Caveat 80 Cold Hearted 74 CHAMPAGNE FOREVER 93 Oh Say 78 lady nitro 86 Halloo 77
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When Kafwain has crossed with Caveat mares, it has produced 1 foal of racing age, 1 winner (100%), 1 SW (100%), 1 graded SW (100%), $273,203 average earnings per runner. Sire: KAFWAIN. Raced 2 years, 11 starts, 4 wins. Earned $715,848. Best Beyer: 115. Stands at Tommy Town Thoroughbreds in Calif. for $5,000. Sire of 7 crops, 492 foals, 333 runners (68%), 239 winners (49%), 21 SWs (4%), including daisy devine, Third Chance, Wings of War. Total progeny earnings $14,588,493, $43,809 average per starter. auction record, 1980 to present—248 yearlings sold, $31,332 average. In 2012, 8 yearlings sold, $20,125 average. 1st dam: CHAMPAGNE FOREVER. Bred by T-Bird Stable & dr. louis J.Petrie (Pa.). Raced 4 years, 36 starts, 4 wins. Earned $127,527. Best Beyer: 83. at 2, 2nd Blue Mountain Futurity; at 3, 2nd lyphard S., Wonders delight S. 00—ladle, g., by Benny the dip. Raced 3 years, 20 starts, 2 wins. Earned $32,663. Best Beyer: 76. 01—Champagne now, m., by Our Emblem. Raced 6 years, 50 starts, 6 wins. Earned $55,103. Best Beyer: 64. $30,000 yearling 2002 KEE-SEP, $60,000 2yo 2003 BaR-MaR. 02—Forever Smart, m., by Smart Strike. Raced 3 years, 14 starts, 4 wins. Earned $141,866. Best Beyer: 85. at 3, 2nd Miss liberty S., 3rd auntie Mame S. $67,000 yearling 2003 KEE-SEP. 03—Moonshiner, g., by Menifee. Raced 1 year, 6 starts, 2 wins. Earned $32,570. Best Beyer: 75. $20,000 yearling 2004 KEE-SEP. 04—Bouzy, m., by Smart Strike. Raced 4 years, 15 starts, 3 wins. Earned $29,396. Best Beyer: 73. $40,000 yearling 2005 KEE-SEP. 05—not bred 06—lohad, g., by Menifee. Raced 4 years, 30 starts, 5 wins. Earned $69,246. Best Beyer: 78. $97,000 yearling 2007 FTK-SuM. 07—Ithinkihadthatone, m., by War Chant. Raced 3 years, 11 starts, 2 wins. Earned $52,626. Best Beyer: 74. $20,000 yearling 2008 KEE-SEP. 08—Kristal Kiwi, m., by E dubai. Raced 3 years, 22 starts, 2 wins. Earned $74,550. Best Beyer: 58. $4,000 yearling 2009 KEE-SEP. 09—RAGING DAOUST (See above). Best Beyer: 98. $10,500 yearling 2010 KEE-SEP. 10—Gionni Quest, c., by Quest. unraced. 11—Jib Jab Junior, c., by aljabr. 12—no report. 13—no report.
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highlander s. [Can-g3]
Woodbine, July 7, $189,100 guaranteed, 3-year-olds and up, 6 furlongs, 1:10.46, fast. (Track record: 1:08.16.) GO BLUE OR GO HOME, 119, b. g. 4, Bluegrass Cat—Go Baby Go (Ire), by lion Cavern. Owner, Jim and Susan Hill; breeder, Morgan’s Ford Farm & Winstar Farm (Va.); trainer, Reade Baker; jockey, luis Contreras ............................................ $113,460 Super Chunky, 117, b. g. 7, Put It Back—Chunky Cheeks, by Friendly lover. Owner, Euro Stable .......................... $37,820 Dan the Tin Man, 115, dk. b. or br. g. 3, Songandaprayer—Mrs. M, by Mecke. Owner, debmar Stables ..................... $18,910 Winning Beyer: 98 Margins: 5 1/4, nk, 3/4. Odds of winner: 3-1. Favorite: Something Extra, 2-1. also ran: Fatal Bullet 117 ($9,455), night Officer 117 ($3,782), Bear no Joke 117 ($2,269), Something Extra 123 ($1,891), Big Band Sound 123 ($1,891), Executive Five 118 ($378), next Question 126 ($378), Rothko 121 ($378). RACING RECORD age
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at 4: 1st Highlander S. [Can-G3], Karl Boyes Memorial S. [l] GO BLUE OR GO HOME, b. g. 2009 Storm Bird 78 Storm Cat 83 Terlingua 76 BLUEGRASS CAT 03 a.P. Indy 89 She’s a Winner 96 Get lucky 88
89. at 3, 3rd Spicy living S. 04—Flibberjibit, m., by arch. Raced 3 years, 19 starts, 8 wins. Earned $223,608. Best Beyer: 97. at 5, 2nd South Beach S.; 3rd Honey Fox S. [G3]. $35,000 yearling 2005 KEE-SEP. 05—HUGO, h., by Stormy atlantic. Raced 5 years, 29 starts, 5 wins. Earned $187,761. Best Beyer: 92. at 2, 3rd World appeal S.; at 4, won John d. Marsh S.; at 5, 2nd Eight Thirty S.; 3rd daniel Van Clief S. $16,000 yearling 2006 FTI-SEl. 06—River Fancy, m., by Congaree. Raced 4 years, 35 starts, 12 wins. Earned $252,810. Best Beyer: 85. 07—h., by Congaree. unraced. 08—Barren 09—GO BLUE OR GO HOME (See above). Best Beyer: 98. 10—Barren 11—love and Marriage, f., by arch. $340,000 yearling 2012 KEE-SEP. 12—Barren 13—Barren
Woodbine, July 7, $141,825 guaranteed, 3-year-olds and up, 1 1/2 miles turf, 2:41.85, yielding. (Course record: 2:29.60.) FORTE DEI MARMI (GB), 122, b. g. 7, Selkirk—Frangy (GB), by Sadler’s Wells. Owner, Stella Perdomo; breeder, Fittocks Stud (G.B.); trainer, Roger attfield; jockey, Joel Rosario... $85,095 Perfect Timber, 118, dk. b. or br. c. 4, Perfect Soul (Ire)—Timber Ice, by Woodman. Owner, Charles E. Fipke........ $34,038 Patrioticandproud, 122, dk. b. or br. c. 4, Proud Citizen—luvina, by Forest Wildcat. Owner, Eclipse Thoroughbred Partners and Gary Barber ...................................................... $14,183 Winning Beyer: 95 Margins: 6 1/4, 3 3/4, 3 1/2. Odds of winner (favorite): 1-1. also ran: Serious Indeed 118 ($8,510), aldous Snow 118 ($3,404), attendant 118 ($1,418), Heathcote 122 ($1,702), Fifty Proof 122 ($1,702), ardara 113 ($378). RACING RECORD
Secrettame 78 GO BABY GO (Ire) 98 Sharpen up (GB) 69 Bequest 86 Quest 79
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FORTE DEI MARMI (GB), b. g. 2006 atan 61 Sharpen up (GB) 69 Rocchetta (GB) 61 SELKIRK 88 nebbiolo (GB) 74 annie Edge (Ire) 80 Friendly Court 71 northern dancer 61 Sadler’s Wells 81 Fairy Bridge 75 FRANGY (GB) 97 Shirley Heights (GB) 75 Fern (GB) 89 Free Guest (Ire) 81 When Selkirk has crossed with Sadler’s Wells mares, it has produced 47 foals of racing age, 22 winners (47%), 5 SWs (11%), 3 graded SWs (6%), $76,704 average earnings per runner.
singspiel s. [Can-g3]
Mr. Prospector 70 lion Cavern 89
Sunday, July 14, 2013
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When Bluegrass Cat has crossed with lion Cavern mares, it has produced 1 foal of racing age, 1 winner (100%), 1 SW (100%), 1 graded SW (100%), $273,084 average earnings per runner.
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Sire: BLUEGRASS CAT. Raced 2 years, 11 starts, 5 wins. Earned $1,761,280. Best Beyer: 106. Stands at Vinery new york in n.y. for $15,000. Sire of 4 crops, 409 foals, 261 runners (64%), 175 winners (43%), 14 SWs (3%), including Sabercat, Kathmanblu, laurie’s Rocket. Total progeny earnings $13,124,303, $50,285 average per starter. auction record, 1980 to present—206 yearlings sold, $49,839 average. In 2012, 58 yearlings sold, $25,355 average. 1st dam: GO BABY GO (IRE). Bred by Gerald W. leigh (Ire.). Raced 3 years, 14 starts, 2 wins. Earned $72,295. Best Beyer:
at 6: 1st Sky Classic S. [Can-G2]; 3rd northern dancer Turf S. [Can-G1], Pattison Canadian International S. [Can-G1], dixie S. [G2]
at 5: 3rd Betfair Huxley S. [G.B-G3]
Sire: SELKIRK (deceased). Raced 3 years in Frrance, England, north america, 15 starts, 6 wins. Earned $843,661. Best Beyer: 100. Sire of 18 crops, 1051 foals, 781 runners (74%), 498 winners (47%), 92 SWs (9%), including Valley Chapel, Cityscape, daryakana, altieri. Total progeny earnings $55,611,530, $71,206 average per starter. auction record, 1980 to present—321 yearlings sold, $279,586 average. In 2012, 14 yearlings sold, $58,953 average. 1st dam: FRANGY (GB). Bred by Fittocks Stud (G.B.). Raced 1 year, 5 starts, 2 wins. Earned $12,318. 02—Franny (GB), m., by Selkirk. unraced. 03—Fluorescent (GB), m., by Fantastic light. Raced 2 years, 3 starts, no wins. Earned $3,385. 04—Frigid (GB), m., by Indian Ridge (Ire). Raced 1 year, 1 start, no wins. 05—SAVARAIN (GB), g., by Rainbow Quest. Raced 3 years, 10 starts, 3 wins. Earned $147,001. at 3, won noel Murless S. $198,167 yearling 2006 TaT-OCT. 06—FORTE DEI MARMI (GB) (See above). Best Beyer: 101. 07—WALLIS (GB), m., by King’s Best. Raced 3 years, 15 starts, 4 wins. Earned $92,149. Best Beyer: 94. at 4, won Spice Island S.; 2nd Stormy West S.; at 5, 2nd Voodoo dancer S. 08—Franciscan (GB), g., by Medicean (GB). Raced 4 years, 22 starts, 5 wins. Earned $51,361. 09—Roc Fort (GB), g., by Rock of Gibraltar (Ire). Raced 2 years, 7 starts, no wins. 10—duke of Perth (GB), g., by danehill dancer (Ire). Raced 2 years, 6 starts, 1 win. Earned $8,782. 11—Frederic (GB), g., by Zamindar. 13—c., by acclamation (GB).
at 7: 1st Singspiel S. [Can-G3]
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