DAILY
TUESDAY, MARCH 1, 2016
WWW.BLOODHORSE.COM
SALES UPDATE
FASIG-TIPTON PHOTO
IN TODAY’S EDITION
LADY ELI RECORDS FIRST WORK IN COMEBACK
3
TOP QUALITY ON OFFER AT F-T FLORIDA
5
NEW YORK APPROVES STANOZOLOL BAN
6
FLORIDA PANEL APPROVES DECOUPLING BILL
7
A PEDIGREE RARITY IN EUROPE
8
A TOUCH OF GREY
9
RESULTS10
Horses breezed Feb. 29 at Gulfstream giving prospective buyers a
chance to see them in action
ENTRIES11
LEADING LISTS
13
10 SHARE FASTEST F-T WORKOUT TIME
By Ron Mitchell
P
rospective buyers got a good look at the individuals cataloged in the March 2 Fasig-Tipton
Florida sale of 2-year-olds in training at Gulfstream
Park.
Although none of the horses broke the stopwatch when the under tack show workouts were
conducted Feb. 29, sale veterans said it's not about
the time, it's about how they did it.
With the exception of two turf works, one work
at a quarter-mile, and gallops by Adena Springs'
horses, all others breezed an eighth of a mile. With
10 individuals sharing the day's fastest time of :10
for the distance, none had a distinct advantage
over another.
"Some worked fast, but not all were within
themselves," said consignor Niall Brennan of the
various works he observed during the day. "Some
that worked in :10 2/5 looked very good because
they had balance and rhythm on the gallop out."
The under tack show was fairly routine although
one horse broke loose before it worked. BH
BLOOD-HORSE DAILY
Download the FREE smartphone app
PAGE 1 OF 12
Adena Springs
© Michael Burns
OUR
F-T FLORIDA 2YO SALE
GRADUATES
OUTPERFORMED
THE OTHERS.
SHAKHIMAT
More Starters 64% to 62%
More Winners 55% to 39%
More Return 1.93x More Likely to Earn Hammer price
FOUR BLACKTYPE HORSES FROM 2015 CONSIGNMENT
SHAKHIMAT
Sovereign Award Finalist,
$250,000 Coronation
Futurity by 9 lengths
ESPOSITO
SP, won Del Mar MSW
in 2nd start
2016 Fasig-Tipton
Florida Sale 2YOs
BARN 23:
SCHOLAR
ATHLETE
SP, won Woodbine MSW
in 2nd start
3rd in $100,000
Sweetest Chant S.-G3
#10 BERNARDINI FILLY
o/o GINGER BREW
#14 MACHO UNO FILLY
o/o GUANAHANI
#24 DISCREET CAT COLT
o/o INTANGAROO
#144 GHOSTZAPPER FILLY
o/o CHOKUREI (IRE)
Adena Springs
▶ Richie Purcell (352) 239-1249
www.AdenaStallions.com
Download the FREE
smartphone app
BORN TO BE
WINNER
LATEST HEADLINES FROM BLOODHORSE.COM
UNDEFEATED OFF THE TRACKS NOW WITH
PLETCHER Todd Pletcher has taken over the
training of Off the Tracks, a 3-year-old daughter
of Curlin who is undefeated in three career
starts.
COGLIANESE PHOTOS/JOE LABOZZETTA
CA SIRE UNUSUAL HEAT HITS EARNINGS
MILESTONE Perennial California leading sire
Unusual Heat has passed the $50 million mark
in cumulative progeny earnings and becomes
the first California sire achieve that while
standing his entire career in the state.
Undefeated Lady Eli won the Belmont Oaks Invitational July 4 and
returns to the track after a full recovery from her bout with laminitis
GRADE I WINNER HAIMISH HY TO E.A. RANCHES
Grade I winner Haimish Hy will stand his first
season at stud at E.A. Ranches in Ramona, Calif.
LADY ELI RECORDS FIRST WORK
IN COMEBACK
By Lenny Shulman and Evan Hammonds
J
ay Hanley didn't mind admitting he got tearyeyed when he learned his Lady Eli registered her
first official workout Feb. 29 in her comeback from
laminitis.
"I don't mind crying," said Hanley, who owns the
undefeated, 4-year-old filly in partnership with Sol
Kumin under their Sheep Pond Partners banner.
"There is so much emotion tied into this."
The brilliant daughter of Divine Park—Sacre
Coeur, by Saint Ballado, went three furlongs in :38
4/5 at Palm Meadows Training Center in South Florida for trainer Chad Brown.
Her last start came in the $1 million Belmont
Oaks Invitational (gr. IT) July 4, her sixth victory in as
many starts, after which she stepped on a nail and
subsequently presented for laminitis.
"Chad said she went really easy and cooled out
nicely," Hanley said. "It's been a long and challenging road just to get here, and there will be substantial challenges going forward. She is in my eyes a
supernatural horse who is overcoming all odds, and
today was a really, really good day." BH
Contact us
(800) 582-5604 or (859) 278-2361
WV RACING GROUPS TO RALLY AT CAPITOL
Racing interests and their legislative
representatives plan a rally March 1 at the West
Virginia Capitol in Charleston to combat bills
that call for the decoupling of live racing from
gaming.
ORDER NOW!
Get prepared
for upcoming
sales.
AVAILABLE IN PRINT & PDF EDITIONS FOR:
Comments, Story Ideas
editorial@bloodhorse.com
Advertising Questions
dailyads@bloodhorse.com
© 2016 Blood-Horse LLC
BLOOD-HORSE DAILY
Customer Service
customerservice@bloodhorse.com
Download the FREE
smartphone app
SA L ES
A T
D EL
MA R
TUESDAY, MARCH 1, 2016
PAGE 3 OF 12
New for 2016
Dear Breeder,
SEEK AGAIN
Speightstown – Light Jig (GB), by Danehill
Our aim in launching the stallion division at Stroud’s
Lane is a simple one: to offer Florida breeders the opportunity to breed their mares to proven graded stakes
winners with some of the world’s finest bloodlines. We
have made an earnest effort to bring in the best stallion
prospects possible, and since we want all Florida breeders to have access to our outstanding stallions, we have
lowered stud fees for 2016.
Seek Again: $5,000 Live Foal
Admiral Kitten: $2,500 Live Foal
Daddy Long Legs: $2,500 Live Foal
ADMIRAL KITTEN
Kitten’s Joy – Reachinforthestars, by Grand Slam
To ensure the largest and highest-class initial books
possible for a strong start to their stud careers, we are
offering special considerations to black-type winners
and black-type producers; multiple mare discounts
(2-for-1) and lifetime breeding rights. Additionally,
breeders of the first 3 stakes winners by each of our
stallions will receive a $10,000 bonus!
We invite you to visit Stroud’s Lane and inspect our
roster of graded stakes winners–Seek Again, Admiral
Kitten and Daddy Long Legs–exceptional stallion
prospects with can’t-miss stud fees.
Sincerely,
Ryan Barbazon
General Manager
DADDY LONG LEGS
Scat Daddy – Dreamy Maiden, by Meadowlake
Travel the Lane to Success
3900 NW 165th St., Reddick, Fl 32686-2700
Download the FREE
smartphone app
Inquiries to Ryan Barbazon
(352) 591-0176
Cell (352) 525-5648
e-mail: stroudslanefarm@gmail.com
StroudsLaneFarm.com
SALES UPDATE
TOP QUALITY ON OFFER AT F-T FLORIDA
By Ron Mitchell
BLOOD-HORSE DAILY
Download the FREE
smartphone app
FASIG-TIPTON PHOTO
F
rom Fasig-Tipton president and CEO Boyd
Browning Jr., who said there are "quality
horses from start to finish," to buyers and
consignors, there is unanimity that offerings
at the March 2 Fasig-Tipton Florida sale of
2-year-olds in training at Gulfstream Park are
top of the line.
A number of factors—the Feb. 29 under
tack workouts, pedigree, and previous sales
prices for those being pinhooked—can help
sort them out to whatever extent possible.
Not surprisingly, one horse on everyone's
list is Hip 131, a Tapit colt out of Bethan
(Giant's Causeway), a half sister to grade I
winner and sire Hard Spun. The colt was a
$1.2 million RNA at the 2015 Keeneland September yearling sale.
Another good-looker from Keeneland September is Hip 153, a Curlin filly purchased for
$975,000 out of the Lane's End consignment.
She descends from the same female family
as grade I winner Hot Dixie Chick.
J.J. Crupi, a pinhooker whose Crupi's New
Castle Farm was leading consignor last year,
is bullish on his entire group—particularly
Hip 104, a Malibu Moon filly from the family
of Will Take Charge bought for $500,000 from
last year's Fasig-Tipton Saratoga select sale.
Crupi also likes Hip 60, an Uncle Mo filly
produced from a Bernardini half sister to
grade II winner Songster bought at last
year's Fasig-Tipton Saratoga yearling sale for
$200,000 after previously being an RNA at
Keeneland as a $135,000 weanling.
Hip 6, a Medaglia d'Oro colt from Ciaran
Dunne's Wavertree, descends from the family of Fusaichi Pegasus and was bought as a
weanling for $300,000 before being bought
back for $445,000 at Fasig-Tipton Saratoga.
(continued on page 6)
Hip 131, a Tapit colt out of the Giant's Causeway mare Bethan who is
half sister to grade I winner and sire Hard Spun, is a favorite of the sale
BROUGHT TO YOU BY JUSTICE REAL ESTATE
2016 Fasig-Tipton Florida Sale
Hips to Watch
Hip
Notes
6
c. by Medaglia d’Oro—Fortyniner Fever
Consigned by Wavertree Stables (Ciaran Dunne), Agent IV
56
c. by Curlin—On a Roll
Consigned by Wavertree Stables (Ciaran Dunne), Agent IV
60
f. by Uncle Mo—Peppy Rafaela
Consigned by Crupi’s New Castle Farm
104
f. by Malibu Moon—Tulipmania
Consigned by Crupi’s New Castle Farm
129
c. by War Front—Ask the Moon
Consigned by Secure Investments
130
c. by Tapit—Beloveda
Consigned by Eddie Woods, Agent XVII
131
c. by Tapit—Bethan
Consigned by Old South Farm
141
Stetson Gold, f. by Uncle Mo—Channel of Gold
Consigned by Top Line Sales LLC, Agent I
147
f. by Distorted Humor—Clay’s Rocket
Consigned by Hartley/DeRenzo Thoroughbreds, Agent
153
f. by Curlin—Epitome of a Lady
Consigned by John Brocklebank, Agent for
Dickman’s Legacy Ranch
TUESDAY, MARCH 1, 2016
FIND YOUR PLACE
IN THE BLUEGRASS
www.kyhorsefarms.com
859-255-3657
PAGE 5 OF 12
Get the FREE
smartphone app!
TOP QUALITY ON OFFER AT F-T FLORIDA
(continued from page 5)
Also from Wavertree is a Curlin colt consigned as Hip 56, who descends from millionaire and multiple grade II winner Fit for a
Queen. The colt was acquired for $430,000 as
a yearling at Keeneland last fall.
Secure Investment's War Front colt (Hip
129)—out of the Malibu Moon mare Ask the
Moon, whose 10 victories included two Saratoga grade I stakes—was bought back for
$190,000 at the Keeneland September sale.
Hip 130, another Tapit colt from Eddie
Woods' consignment, was a $420,000 weanling
purchase.
Included among several attractive Uncle
Mo offerings is Hip 141, a Top Line Sales filly
whose family includes grade III winner and sire
Exchange Rate.
Hip 147 (Hartley/deRenzo Thoroughbreds),
is a Distorted Humor half sister to multiple
stakes winner Laurie's Rocket bought for
$250,000. BH
Blood-Horse DAILY
NEW YORK APPROVES STANOZOLOL BAN
By Tom Precious
BLOOD-HORSE DAILY
Download the FREE
smartphone app
ANNE M. EBERHARDT
T
he New York State Gaming Commission Feb.
29 approved a regulation banning stanozolol,
an anabolic steroid that doesn't occur naturally
in racehorses but has been permitted at specific
threshold levels.
New York racing rules governing anabolic steroids allow for the presence of three endogenous
steroids—those that occur naturally in a horse—at
specific levels under national model rules. In New
York, stanozolol has been the last steroid permitted at certain levels "that is neither endogenous
to a horse nor already banned by the commission," the NYSGC said.
The ban won't take effect for six months in
order to give additional time for stanozolol to
work its way out of those horses that were legally
administered the substance prior to Feb. 29. The
move to ban stanozolol began last year.
Under the new regulation stanozolol, an anabolic steroid, will be
banned after a six-month withdrawal period
"There is no valid reason to administer this
substance to a healthy racehorse, and there are
better alternatives that are permitted for horses
that are sick or injured," according to the NYSGC
analysis of the rule that was printed in late December in the New York State Register. BH
TUESDAY, MARCH 1, 2016
PAGE 6 OF 12
FLORIDA PANEL APPROVES
DECOUPLING BILL
expansion of gambling in the state (in a few counties)."
Lawmakers said they fully expect the final version
of the bill to be different. But the Senate Regulated
Industries Committee already approved a similar bill
that allows for broad decoupling; Gulfstream Park
and Tampa Bay Downs aren't included. BH
By Tom LaMarra
T
ISTOCK IMAGE
hough a few members of the Florida House
Finance and Tax Committee expressed concern
over the impact decoupling would have on the state's
racing and breeding industry, the committee
approved a bill Feb. 29 that in part removes
live racing requirements at most pari-mutuel
facilities.
The bill is tied to a $3 billion state compact with the Seminole tribe, which operates
seven casinos in Florida. It allows Quarter
Horse, Standardbred, greyhound, and certain Thoroughbred and jai alai permit-holders to offer pari-mutuel wagering, slot machines, and card rooms without live racing.
"I recognize much of the coupling that
exists today is a farce," said committee
member Rep. Matt Caldwell, who voted for
the measure despite reservations, "but people made an investment in racing, and the
The decoupling bill will not effect all racetracks in Florida and the final version
public understood that when it approved an
is expected to be different
sire of 5 breeders’ cup winners
breeders’ cup mile winner tapizar
by tapit
will have his first 2yo’s offered
at the upcoming sales
Gainesway Farm 859.293.2676 / Michael Hernon 859.621.6295
Ian Tapp 678.429.2755 / Neil Howard 859.621.6273
Brian Graves 859.621.6270
BLOOD-HORSE DAILY
Download the FREE
smartphone app
TUESDAY, MARCH 1, 2016
PAGE 7 OF 12
strains, and by Mr Prospector lines via Dubawi,
Gone West, and Machiavellian, other sire lines
have struggled to stay fashionable.
However, Pastoral Pursuits—as well as his sire
Bahamian Bounty—have proved reliable sources
of speed for British breeders who have seen him
sire 27 stakes performers from a stud fee never
greater than £7,000 ($9,742). BH
A PEDIGREE RARITY IN EUROPE
By Clive Webb-Carter
N
COURTESY OF NATIONAL STUD
ot often do you have a stakes winner in Britain
free of Northern Dancer within the first four
generations.
This was certainly the case for
Pastoral Pursuits' 4-year-old gelding Lightscameraction who won the
five-furlong Hever Sprint Stakes Feb.
27 at Lingfield.
Although Pastoral Pursuits is out of
a Northern Dancer-line mare, having
one line of Northern Dancer in the
fourth generation, Lightscameraction's
sire, as well as his first and second
broodmare sires, all trace directly back
to Lord Derby's 1933 Epsom Derby
winner Hyperion.
With the European commercial market dominated by the Northern Dancer
sire line via Sadler's Wells, Danzig,
Lightscameraction's sire Pastoral Pursuits (pictured) as well as his first and second
broodmare sires all trace directly back to Hyperion
Try My Best, Nureyev, and Storm Cat
BLOOD-HORSE DAILY
Download the FREE
smartphone app
TUESDAY, MARCH 1, 2016
PAGE 8 OF 12
RACING
COMMENTARY
with Bob Barry
A TOUCH OF GREY
of killer whales from their California location
while Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey
will soon find out whether a circus without elephants is still a circus.
Racing does not have the option of finding
out whether racing without horses is still racing.
This is why we so adamantly support medication
reform and great efforts by concerned individuals—such as the recent claim and retirement
of Populist Politics, a 7-year-old winner of more
than $653,000, who won his swan song last
week while running for a $4,000 tag.
This past weekend we found Juan hobbling
on a badly injured foot. Some canned food
helped coax him into a cat carrier. At our local
animal hospital the gentle veterinarian treated
the injured foot while her technician comforted
a surprisingly docile Juan, who weighed in at
10 pounds and—his foot aside—was deemed a
perfectly healthy 2-year-old spayed female.
The patient is making progress while being
temporarily confined to a large and lushly appointed canine kennel. Please join me in saying
"bienvenido, Juanita", to the easy life of a pampered house cat. BH
T
HODGES PHOTOGRAPHY
he cat showed up on the front porch of our
Hudson Valley farmhouse back in November, just as the season's threats of cold weather
started turning into promises. He was young
and scrawny; his dull coat a swirling blend of
grey. When he spoke, his plaintive "meow" said,
"feed me."
On closer inspection—as close as our trepidatious new neighbor would allow anyway—he
showed the surgically clipped left ear of a feral
cat that had been caught, vaccinated, neutered,
and released back into the wild. As winter settled in, his front porch feeding grounds were
soon tricked out with a freeze-proof water bowl
and a double-door cat house, complete with a
heated bed activated by the weight of a sleepy
feline.
Owing to his pretty color and my wife's high
regard for the work of Jose Victoriano Gonzalez-Perez, we named him "Juan Gris" as tribute
to the popular name of the great Spanish modernist painter.
Right about now you're probably wondering
what a scrawny stray with a fancy
name has to do with Thoroughbred
racing. As a provider of racing commentary, I have not been shy about
"talking the talk" when it comes to
the ethical treatment of Thoroughbred racehorses. In his small way
Juan Gris was also providing me the
opportunity to walk an extremely
modest walk.
The ethical treatment of working
animals remains a contentious subject. Few controversies in New York
City generate heat like that sparked
by Central Park's carriage horses
having to clip-clop home through
snarling Westside traffic. Sea World
Populist Politics, winning the Louisiana Futurity in 2010, is now retired after
being recently claimed by his original connections
recently announced the retirement
BLOOD-HORSE DAILY
Download the FREE
smartphone app
TUESDAY, MARCH 1, 2016
PAGE 9 OF 12
RACE RESULTS
WATCH RACE REPLAYS OF NORTH AMERICAN RACES BY CLICKING ON THE RACE NAME
STAKES RESULTS
ALLOWANCE RESULTS
Curribot H.
Parx Racing, Race 7, ALW
2/29, $52,000, 3yo, 6.5f (dirt), 1:18.94, track fast.
1–Abiding Star, 119, b c, 3, Uncle Mo–Abiding, by Dynaformer, $31,200, O–Gilbert G. Campbell, B–Gilbert G.
Campbell (FL), T–Edward T. Allard, J–J. D. Acosta
Margin: 4¾, 6 starters. View Equibase Chart
Sunland Park, 2/28, $75,000, 3yo/up, 8.5f (dirt), 1:42.41,
track fast.
1–Ol Winedrinker Who, 120, dk b/br g, 7...........
$45,000
Sligo Bay (IRE)–Silverup, by Prenup
O–Stevens, Sam E. and Sammy L., B–Sam E.
Stevens & Sammy L Stevens (TX), T–Joel H.
Marr, J–Ken S. Tohill
2–Streaks Bro, 116, dk b/br g, 4.......... $20,100
Elijah's Song–Macann's Promise, by Tale of
the Cat
O–Maurcenia Cross, B–Maurcenia Cross
(NM), T–Gary W. Cross, J–Francisco Duran
3–Pain and Misery, 122, dk b/br g, 4...... $7,500
Bob and John–Singing Doe, by Running Stag
O–Black Gold Racing, B–Castlepark Farm,
LLC (KY), T–Henry Dominguez, J–Enrique
Portillo Gomez
Sale History: 2014 OBSAPR, $210,000, 2013
OBSAUG, $27,000, 2013 FTKFEB, $7,000.
Margins: 2¾, ¾, 3½. Others: Smack Ridge ($3,000),
Rebranded ($1,500), Whine for Wine ($1,500), Flat Gone.
View Equibase Chart
Parx Racing, Race 8, AOC
2/29, $54,000, 4yo/up, 8f (dirt), 1:37.81, track fast.
1–Bears Personality K, 122, dk b/br c, 4, Awesome
Again–Yearly Attitude, by Event of the Year, $32,400, O–
Team Central, Inc., B–Adena Springs (KY), T–Ramon Preciado, J–Jorge A. Vargas, Jr.
Sale History: 2014 OBSAPR, $65,000, 2013 KEESEP,
$35,000.
Margin: 3½, 7 starters. View Equibase Chart
K Denotes Keeneland Sales Graduate
100
Celebrating 100 years
11/5/15 9:40 AM
MA RC H
2016Calendar.indd 6
BLOOD-HORSE
COVE RS
1916
1922
T W
2 3
9 10
16 17
23 24
T
4
11
18
25
1932
3
4
5
7
8
9
10
11
12
14
15
16
17
18
19
21
22
23
25
26
20
St. Patrick’s Day
1980
24
Good Friday
First Day of Spring
Palm Sunday
1998
Use Discount Code
“HALFOFF” for 50% off!
1963
Daylight Saving
Time Begins
1970
50% OFF
1946
13
1950
Thursday
2
F S
5 6
12 13
19 20
26 27
6
Saturday
Friday
Wednesday
1
FEBRUARY 2016
S M
1
7 8
14 15
21 22
28 29
a spring day.
2016
Tuesday
Monday
Sunday
Changing times call for
changing cover designs
and magazine logos
A mare and her foal enjoy the sun on
Photo by Kevin Thompson
27
2000
30
29
28
Order your 2016 Blood-Horse
Anniversary Wall Calendar TODAY!
APRIL 2016
31
S M T W T F S
1 2
3 4 5 6 7 8 9
10 11 12 13 14 15 16
17 18 19 20 21 22 23
24 25 26 27 28 29 30
While supplies last.
JUNE 13, 2015 / NO. 24
®
breeding and racing
improvement of Thoroughbred
A publication dedicated to the
2010
2015
TRIPLE
CROWN
Easter Sunday
Shop.Bloodhorse.com
HERO
American Pharoah
ends 37-year drought
Belmont Stakes
RESULTS
100
Celebrating 100 years
g photographers as seen online and
award-winnin
PHOTO STORE Own images from our
com/Photos.
in Blood-Horse magazine. Visit BloodHorse.
11/5/15 9:40 AM
2016Calendar.indd 7
BLOOD-HORSE DAILY
Download the FREE
smartphone app
TUESDAY, MARCH 1, 2016
PAGE 10 OF 12
TODAY’S ENTRIES
MT. CRISTO REY OVERNIGHT S.
Sunland Park, Tuesday, March 1, Race 9
4.5f (dirt), $85,000, 3yo/up, 4:55 PM (local)
P # PP Horse
Sire
1 1 Snowbound Jones
Devon Lane
2 2 Thermal
Attila's Storm
3 3 Woodacouldadid
Minister Eric
4 4 Hush's Storm
Attila's Storm
Age/Sex
5/g
6/g
5/m
6/g
Jockey
Christian Santiago Reyes
Alfredo J. Juarez, Jr.
Ry Eikleberry
Ruby Gonzalez
Weight M/L
124 15/1
124
5/1
119
8/1
124
6/1
Owner
Chris Aulds
R. D. Hubbard
Terrine G. Ransier
Dale Taylor, Joe Dee Brooks, Carey Taylor and Jon
Hogg
5 5 Reeser SI 72
Quinton's Gold
5/g
Luis Ramon Rodriguez
124 15/1 Jerry Gallegos and Ruth Summers
6 6 Citizen Geller
Pro Prado
4/g
Ken S. Tohill
124 10/1 UKUSA Stables (Larry Nichols et al)
7 7 The Waki Rapper
Rapper S S
5/g
Ricardo Jaime
124
8/1 Luis C. Rojero
8 8 D E Lover SI 99
So Long Birdie
5/g
Frank Reyes
124
7/2 Tony E. Sedillo and Leroy Martinez
9 9 Infinite Bull SI 102
King Bull
5/g
Alejandro Medellin
124
3/1 Tucumcari Thoroughbreds (Gary Balzano et al)
10 10 B R Big Red SI 106
Minister Eric
6/g
Enrique Portillo Gomez
124
8/1 Allen J. Aldrich and Skyler Kelley
11 11 Not My Note
Fusaichi Zenon (JPN) 4/g
Glen Murphy
124 12/1 Michael G. Weatherly
12 12 Mr Moo
High Octane
3/g
Luis Ramon Rodriguez
118 20/1 William T. Stradley
Breeders: 1–G Chris Coleman; 2–R. D. Hubbard; 3–Terrine Gale Ransier; 4–JEH Stallion Station NM; 5–Steve Prather & Susie Prather; 6–Larry Nichols & Denise Nichols;
7–Lucky Six Inc.; 8–Double Eagle Ranch; 9–Tucumcari Thoroughbreds; 10–John T.L. Jones Jr. & R D Hubbard; 11–Michael Weatherly; 12–W. T. Stradley.
Trainers: 1–Bart G. Hone; 2–Todd W. Fincher; 3–Jose R. Gonzalez, Jr.; 4–Todd W. Fincher; 5–Camille Telford; 6–Eric D. Mikkelson; 7–Luis C. Rojero; 8–Tony E. Sedillo; 9–
Greg Green; 10–Henry Dominguez; 11–Dan H. Dennison; 12–Fred I. Danley.
ENCHANTRESS OVERNIGHT S.
Sunland Park, Tuesday, March 1, Race 1
8f (dirt), $85,000, 3yo f, 1:30 PM (local)
P # PP Horse
Sire
Age/Sex Jockey
Weight M/L Owner
1 1 Indian Tiva
Shame On Charlie
3/f
David Cardoso
122
2/1 Barbara J. Brown
2 2 Setting Star
Southwestern Heat
3/f
Glen Murphy
122 12/1 Linda Hunter
3 3 Kimbell
Western Gambler
3/f
Ken S. Tohill
122
5/1 Michael C. Stinson
4 4 Carmon's Song
Song of Navarone
3/f
Enrique Portillo Gomez
122
3/1 Lucky Six, Inc. (Johnnie L. Nall et al)
5 5 Tipsy Tea
Seeking the Cat
3/f
Roimes Chirinos
122
5/2 Larry R. and T. Harry Teague
6 6 Jessie Who
The Way Home
3/f
Francisco Duran
122
4/1 Sam E. and Sammy L. Stevens
Breeders: 1–Barbara Brown; 2–Charles Hunter; 3–Susan K Vescovo; 4–Lucky Six Inc.; 5–Larry R. Teague; 6–Sam E Stevens & Sammy L Stevens.
Trainers: 1–Barbara Jean Brown; 2–Todd W. Fincher; 3–Joel H. Marr; 4–Johnnie L. Nall; 5–Weston Martin; 6–Todd W. Fincher.
RED HEDEMAN OVERNIGHT S.
Sunland Park, Tuesday, March 1, Race 5
8f (dirt), $85,000, 3yo, 3:11 PM (local)
P # PP Horse
Sire
Age/Sex Jockey
Weight M/L Owner
1 1 King of Art
Tailfromthecrypt
3/g
J. C. Villanueva
122 10/1 Gerald E. Marr
2 2 Gold Boundry
Quinton's Gold
3/g
Alfredo J. Juarez, Jr.
122
7/2 E. Dwayne Taylor, Steve and Bessie A. Prather
3 3 Ten Penny Cents
Right Rigger
3/g
Ry Eikleberry
122
9/2 Larry R. and T. Harry Teague
4 4 Dyno Dom
Dominique's Cat
3/g
Alejandro Medellin
122
5/1 Judge Lanier Racing (Tom McKenna et. al.)
5 5 Annie's Ono
Tailfromthecrypt
3/g
Oscar Ceballos
122 20/1 Gerald E. Marr and Richard E. Ford
6 6 Oh Parrdonn Mee
Mr. Trieste
3/g
Francisco Duran
122
8/1 Maurcenia Cross
7 7 Jonesey Who
Quinton's Gold
3/g
Ken S. Tohill
122
2/1 Sam E. and Latane Stevens
8 8 Get Er Done
Precocity
3/g
Enrique Portillo Gomez
122 10/1 Dwain R. Yarbar and Greg Green
Breeders: 1–Gerald E. Marr; 2–Steve Prather; 3–Larry R. Teague; 4–McKenna Thoroughbreds LLC; 5–Carol Lee Taylor; 6–Maurcenia Cross & Gary Cross; 7–Sam E Stevens; 8–Dr. Truman Smith.
Trainers: 1–Gerald E. Marr; 2–Todd W. Fincher; 3–Weston Martin; 4–Miguel L. Hernandez; 5–Gerald E. Marr; 6–Gary W. Cross; 7–Joel H. Marr; 8–Greg Green.
K Denotes Keeneland Sales Graduate
BLOOD-HORSE DAILY
Download the FREE
smartphone app
TUESDAY, MARCH 1, 2016
PAGE 11 OF 12
TODAY’S ENTRIES
EL DIARIO OVERNIGHT S.
Sunland Park, Tuesday, March 1, Race 8
6f (dirt), $75,000, 3yo/up f/m, 4:29 PM (local)
P # PP Horse
Sire
Age/Sex Jockey
1 1 Untraveled K
Canadian Frontier
4/f
Miguel A. Perez
2 2 Belleofthebeach
Master Command
5/m
Alfredo J. Juarez, Jr.
3 3 Call Me Sandy
Pollard's Vision
4/f
Ry Eikleberry
4 4 Avenue Montaigne
Run Away and Hide
4/f
Glen Murphy
Weight M/L
124
6/1
124
5/2
124
7/2
124 15/1
Owner
Greg Green, Darwin Green and Jeff Anderson
Teed Off Stable, LLC. (John W. Wilkins, Jr. et al)
Chris Aulds
We Win LLC.(S.Morrow) and DoubleDown Racing
LLC(W. Brown)
5 5 Naomi
Ecclesiastic
4/f
Frank Reyes
124 15/1 Verner R. and Margaret J. Query
6 6 Enviromaniac K
Successful Appeal
5/m
Roimes Chirinos
124
8/1 Judge Lanier Racing (Tom McKenna et. al.)
7 7 Cat Trap
Cowtown Cat
4/f
Alejandro Medellin
124
5/1 David Wolochuk, Patrick D.Montoya and Blue Snow
Racing Stables
8 8 Warrens Puppy Love
Mongol Warrior
5/m
Ken S. Tohill
124
6/1 Donna J. Eaton
9 9 Sky Rant
Sky Mesa
4/f
Enrique Portillo Gomez
124
6/1 Teed Off Stable, LLC. (John W. Wilkins, Jr. et al)
Breeders: 1–Brereton C. Jones; 2–Calvin Crain; 3–Left Turn Racing; 4–Thomas J. Young; 5–James Bredin; 6–John T. L. Jones Jr., La Ciega & Walmac Farm; 7–Brenda
Jones & Silver Oaks Farm; 8–Benjamin C. Warren; 9–La Bahia Stud Inc.
Trainers: 1–Greg Green; 2–Justin R. Evans; 3–Bart G. Hone; 4–Shaun C. Morrow; 5–Bennie L. Woolley, Jr.; 6–Miguel L. Hernandez; 7–David Wolochuk; 8–Camille Telford;
9–Justin R. Evans.
K Denotes Keeneland Sales Graduate
BLOOD-HORSE DAILY
Download the FREE
smartphone app
TUESDAY, MARCH 1, 2016
PAGE 12 OF 12
2016 LEADING SIRES IN NEW YORK
Listed below are the top 10 leading sires in New York by 2016 Northern Hemisphere earnings through February 28, 2016. Only stallions that stand, will stand, or stood in
North America (excluding stallions that died or were exported prior to the 2011 breeding season), and have runners in North America are included. Racing statistics are
2016 Northern Hemisphere only.
Rank Stallion
Sire, YOB
1
Bellamy Road
Concerto, ’02
2
Posse
Silver Deputy, ’00
3
Freud
Storm Cat, ’98
4
Big Brown
Boundary, ’05
5
Hold Me Back
Giant's Causeway, ’06
6
Bustin Stones
City Zip, ’04
7
Musket Man
Yonaguska, ’06
8
Frost Giant
Giant's Causeway, ’03
9
Dublin
Here's Zealous
10
’16 Stud Fee
Farm
Chief Earner (Earnings)
$7,500
Dutchess Views Farm, NY
Daisy Cutter ($69,600)
$619,013
$5,000
Rockridge Stud, NY
Royal Posse ($45,000)
$498,231
$10,000
Sequel Stallions New York, NY
Perfect Freud ($51,400)
$458,588
$10,000
Dutchess Views Farm, NY
Adore ($84,600)
$397,858
$5,000
Irish Hill Century Farm, NY
My Chennai Xpress ($44,300)
$366,307
$2,500
Waldorf Farm, NY
Bust Another ($64,200)
$238,529
N/A
Mageez ($36,980)
$221,477
$7,500
Keane Stud Operations, LLC, NY
Frosty Margarita ($85,000)
$187,257
Afleet Alex, ’07
$2,500
Keane Stud Operations, LLC, NY
Best Version ($33,000)
$151,797
Dehere, ’97
$1,000
Kaz Hill Farm, NY
Here's a Jetpack ($35,400)
$133,998
N/A
’16 Earnings
2016 LEADING SIRES IN MARYLAND
Listed below are the top 10 leading sires in Maryland by 2016 Northern Hemisphere earnings through February 28, 2016. Only stallions that stand, will stand, or stood in
North America (excluding stallions that died or were exported prior to the 2011 breeding season), and have runners in North America are included. Racing statistics are
2016 Northern Hemisphere only.
Rank Stallion
Sire, YOB
1
Not For Love
Mr. Prospector, ’90
2
Friesan Fire
A.P. Indy, ’06
3
Lion Hearted
Storm Cat, ’96
4
Orientate
Mt. Livermore, ’98
5
Great Notion
Elusive Quality, ’00
6
Petionville
7
8
9
10
’16 Stud Fee
Farm
Chief Earner (Earnings)
N/A
Lovable Lady ($45,630)
$286,182
Country Life Farm, MD
Tisdale ($54,400)
$276,835
N/A
Worthy Lion ($28,509)
$180,280
$5,000
Northview Stallion Station, MD
Oh Baby Oh Baby ($45,000)
$157,665
$3,500
Northview Stallion Station, MD
Great Soul ($45,000)
$152,612
Seeking the Gold, ’92
$5,000
Murmur Farm, MD
Rapid Rouge ($24,800)
$125,603
Louis Quatorze
Sovereign Dancer, ’93
$2,500
Murmur Farm, MD
Dothat Dance ($19,394)
$107,328
Scipion
A.P. Indy, ’02
$2,500
Murmur Farm, MD
Whiskey Sour ($28,158)
$105,958
Dance With Ravens
A.P. Indy, ’02
N/A
N/A
Raven Rush ($20,007)
$78,891
Rock Slide
A.P. Indy, ’98
$2,000
Shamrock Farm, MD
Rocky Policy ($16,560)
$69,561
Pnsd
$4,000
Died
’16 Earnings
2016 LEADING SIRES IN WEST VIRGINIA
Listed below are the top 10 leading sires in West Virginia by 2016 Northern Hemisphere earnings through February 28, 2016. Only stallions that stand, will stand, or stood
in North America (excluding stallions that died or were exported prior to the 2011 breeding season), and have runners in North America are included. Racing statistics are
2016 Northern Hemisphere only.
Rank Stallion
Sire, YOB
Farm
Chief Earner (Earnings)
1
Swiss Yodeler
Eastern Echo, ’94
$2,000
O'Sullivan Farms LLC, WV
W. Giles ($69,600)
$242,602
2
Limehouse
Grand Slam, ’01
$2,500
O'Sullivan Farms LLC, WV
Just Kissing Buck ($53,400)
$228,361
3
Brother Derek
Benchmark, ’03
$3,500
Naylee Farm, WV
Sibling War ($23,700)
$129,486
4
Bop
Rahy, ’97
N/A
Summer Frock ($15,820)
$117,794
5
Windsor Castle
Lord Carson, ’98
$3,500
Taylor Mountain Farm, WV
Castle's Boy ($13,440)
$85,983
6
Charitable Man
Lemon Drop Kid, ’06
$4,000
Taylor Mountain Farm, WV
Gonna Coast ($17,040)
$74,190
7
Luftikus
Meadowlake, ’96
$750
Taylor Mountain Farm, WV
Blisstikus ($31,290)
$72,531
8
Fiber Sonde
Unbridled's Song, ’05
$1,000
Beau Ridge Farm, WV
Gianna Bella ($19,220)
$70,034
9
During
Cherokee Run, ’00
$1,500
O'Sullivan Farms LLC, WV
Lucy N Ethel ($61,380)
$65,741
Prospect Bay
Crafty Prospector, ’92
N/A
Forty One and Out ($17,210)
$65,162
10
BLOOD-HORSE DAILY
Download the FREE
smartphone app
’16 Stud Fee
Died
N/A
TUESDAY, MARCH 1, 2016
’16 Earnings
PAGE 13 OF 12