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AMERICAN PHAROAH ARRIVES AT KEENELANDBy Frank Angst

Zayat Stables' American Pharoah cleared another

hurdle Oct. 27 after completing a smooth trip

from Southern California to Lexington where the

Triple Crown winner will begin final preparations for

his start in the Breeders' Cup Classic (gr. I) Oct. 31 at

Keeneland.

American Pharoah arrived at Keeneland's Barn 62

just after 4 p.m. Tuesday after landing at nearby Blue

Grass Airport just after 3:30. Owner Ahmed Zayat

met his star horse at the airport and then drove over

to see him unload on the rainy Keeneland back-

stretch.

"He shipped well and everybody's happy," Baffert

said. "(Assistant trainer Jimmy Barnes) said he was hap-

py getting off the plane. I'm sure he liked that cool air

here when he stepped off the plane; most horses do."

Baffert hopes for an uneventful week as American

Pharoah prepares for his final career start. "Now we

just want to have four good days up to the race," he

said. "We're not going to do much." BH

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SPEED FIGURE STANDOUTS READY FOR BC 5

LAWMAN CONTINUES UPWARD TRAJECTORY 6

FLOWER ALLEY ACCLIMATIZES IN AFRICA 6

CREAM PUFFS AND LEMONS AT AUCTION 7

RESULTS 8

ENTRIES 9

LEADING LISTS 11

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UNTAPABLE POINTED TO 2016 CAMPAIGNBy Lenny Shulman

Untapable won't get a chance to defend her

Breeders' Cup Distaff (gr. I) title, but it looks

like she will get a crack at a 2016 campaign. The

daughter of Tapit spiked a temperature Oct. 26

and still had a low-grade fever the following morn-

ing, prompting her treatment with antibiotics and

Winchell Thoroughbreds' decision to scratch the

4-year-old from the Oct. 31 Distaff, in which she

was second-favorite on the morning line.

Untapable won this year's Apple Blossom Hand-

icap (gr. I) but otherwise seemed a step slower

than during her 2014 Eclipse Award-winning cam-

paign as top 3-year-old filly. She was still competi-

tive throughout 2015, though, finishing second or

third in her other five starts.

"Disappointment is an understatement," said

owner/breeder Ron Winchell. "We've been gearing

up for the Breeders' Cup since the beginning of the

year. It's not final, but I'm leaning toward running

her next year. After having to scratch her out of

this race, it makes me want to come back and

attempt one more." BH

LATEST HEADLINES FROM BLOODHORSE.COMTHE BIG BEAST RETIRED TO OCALA STUD FOR 2016 The Big Beast, winner of last year's King's Bishop Stakes (gr. I), has been retired from racing and will stand in 2016 at J. Michael O'Farrell's Ocala Stud in Florida.

GOLDEN HORN CLEARS QUARANTINE AND CANTERS Longines Breeders' Cup Turf (gr. IT) favorite Golden Horn stretched his legs Oct. 27 on Keeneland's synthetic training track after clearing quarantine.

HALF TO MASTERCRAFTSMAN TOPS AT TATTERSALLS Prospector, a Galileo half brother to champion Mastercraftsman, topped the Oct. 26 opening session of the Tattersalls autumn horses in training sale at 240,000 guineas ($386,684).

TONALIST FINDS COMFORT ZONE IN LONGER RACES The 10-furlong distance of the Breeders' Cup Classic (gr. I) provides comfort for trainer Christophe Clement, who will send out Tonalist in this year's edition of North America's richest race.

LAST GO AROUND FOR STEPHANIE'S KITTEN She will be offered at Fasig-Tipton Nov. 1, but first Stephanie's Kitten will seek her second Breeders' Cup victory, this time in the Filly & Mare Turf (gr. IT), which she narrowly lost a year ago.

14 TO CONTEST MARATHON ON BREEDERS' CUP CARD Neck 'n Neck and Majestic Harbor head the Oct. 30 Marathon Stakes (gr. II) at 1 3/4 miles, the longest race that will be run over Breeders' Cup weekend at Keeneland.

BC BOX SEATING, DINING OPTIONS AVAILABLE Three days before the Oct. 30-31 World Championships at Keeneland, Breeders' Cup announced "prime seating" and dining locations are available to the public.

THOROUGHBRED MAKEOVER CALLED A SUCCESS Organizers of the TCA Thoroughbred Makeover and National Symposium, held at the Kentucky Horse Park Oct. 23-25, called the event a success.

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After scratching from the Distaff, Untapable appears likely to race

next year at age 5

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TAPIT ON TOP WITH MOST BC ENTRIESBy Madison Scott

Of the thousands of Breeders' Cup-nominated

horses—many of whom were offered at auction

with the line "Engagements: Breeders' Cup" at the

bottom of their catalog pages—just 175 were entered

for the Oct. 30-31 World Championships.

Unsurprisingly, Tapit has the most Breeders' Cup

entries of any other sire with nine, though Untapa-

ble's scratch drops the number to a still-best eight.

Galileo and Kitten's Joy are tied with six starters

apiece and, with the exception of Galileo's Classic

(gr. I) contender Gleneagles, all in turf races. Four

sires are tied with five entries: Bernardini, Hard Spun,

Medaglia d'Oro, and Scat Daddy.

Breeders' Cup entries provide a gauge of the

versatility of a sire's elite performers. Tapit's entrants

are in seven different races while Galileo, Kitten's

Joy, and Medaglia d'Oro are represented in five races

each. Despite thriving at classic distances as a race-

horse, Bernardini has three contenders in the sev-

en-furlong Filly & Mare Sprint (gr. I).

Of the stud farms, Darley has the largest Breeders'

Cup representation with 21 entries by stallions on its

2015 roster. BH

FEES RISE FOR MEDAGLIA D'ORO, BERNARDINIBy Myra Lewyn

Medaglia d'Oro will command a $150,000 fee

next year as he heads Darley's North American

2016 roster of 14 stallions. The fee increases from

$125,000 in 2015.

The 16-year-old son of El Prado currently ranks sec-

ond on the general sires list with nearly $10.9 million

in progeny earnings. His chief earner this year, Gulf-

stream Park Turf Handicap (gr. IT) victor Mshawish,

accounts for $908,880.

Medaglia d'Oro has sired 28 stakes winners in 2015,

15 of which are graded/group winners. These include

unbeaten Del Mar Debutante (gr. I)-winning filly Song-

bird and 2014-15 Australian champion Vancouver.

Bernardini's 2016 fee is set at $100,000, up from

$85,000 last year. The 12-year-old son of A.P. Indy is

perhaps amidst his best year as he is represented by

five grade/group I winners, tying him with Tapit.

The fee for Girolamo, whose first crop of 2-year-

olds includes 14 winners and grade I-placed stakes

winner She's All Ready, increases to $15,000 from

$5,000 last season. BH

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The 2016 stud fee for Darley stallion Medaglia d'Oro increases

to $150,000 from $125,000 last year

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The highest dirt figure earned by a Breeders' Cup

starter this season is the 126 earned by both Honor

Code and Liam's Map in their close one-two finish in

the 1 1/8-mile Whitney (gr. I). Honor Code is entered

in the 1 1/4-mile Classic (gr. I) and Liam's Map in the

Dirt Mile (gr. I). BH

SPEED FIGURE STANDOUTS READY FOR BCBy Frank Angst

Red Rifle, Honor Code, and Liam's Map will try to

replicate the leading Equibase Speed Figures they

earned earlier this season in their respective Breed-

ers' Cup races Oct. 30-31.

Among horses entered in Breeders' Cup races

this year, Twin Creeks Racing Stables' Red Rifle owns

the highest 2015 Equibase Speed Figure: a 129 he

posted in his runner-up finish to Flintshire in the 1

1/2-mile Sword Dancer (gr. IT) on the Saratoga Race

Course turf. Flintshire earned the highest figure of

the season in that race, 131, but will not race in the

Breeders' Cup. Red Rifle is 10-1 on the Turf (gr. IT)

morning line.

Top Equibase Speed Figures 2015 Breeders' Cup Entrants Since Jan. 1

Rank Horse Race, Track, Distance, Date

Finish

1 Red Rifle Sword Dancer S. (gr. IT), SAR, 12fT, 8/29

2 129

2 Honor CodeWhitney S. (gr. I), SAR, 9f, 8/8

1 126

2 Liam's MapWhitney S. (gr. I), SAR, 9f, 8/8

2 126

4 Twilight EclipseSword Dancer S. (gr. IT), SAR, 12fT, 8/29)

3 125

5 TonalistWestchester S. (gr. III), BEL, 8f, 5/2

1 124

6 Grand ArchFourstardave H. (gr. IIT), SAR, 8fT, 8/15

1 123

6 Slumber (GB)Knob Creek Manhattan S. (gr. IT), BEL, 10fT, 6/6

1 123

6 TonalistJockey Club Gold Cup S. (gr. I), BEL, 10f, 10/3

1 123

6 Salutos AmigosTom Fool H. (gr. III), AQU, 6f, 3/7

2 123

6 Twilight EclipseMac Diarmida S. (gr. IIT), GP, 11fT, 2/21

2 123

6 TonalistWhitney S. (gr. I), SAR, 9f, 8/8

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Honor Code and Liam's Map both earned 126 Equibase Speed Figures

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FLOWER ALLEY ACCLIMATIZES IN AFRICABy Sarah Whitelaw

Flower Alley, the sire of 2012 Kentucky Derby and

Preakness (both gr. I) winner I'll Have Another,

has acclimatized well to his new South African home.

Standing at Wilgerbosdrift Stud Farm, the son of Dis-

torted Humor has been described as very alert, run-

ning around his paddock always looking for action.

The farm reports both Flower Alley's libido and

fertility are excellent, and the 2005 Travers Stakes (gr.

I) winner already has some outstanding mares in foal:

South Africa Fillies Classic (SAf-I) winner Athina (Fort

Wood); grade I-placed Berry Blaze (Danehill Dancer);

Tapit mare Gin Rummy; grade I winner/producer

Lady Brompton (Al Mufti); Seeking the Wind (Jallad),

the dam of J & B Met (SAf-I) winner Martial Eagle;

Woolavington 2,000 (SAf-I) winner Zirconeum (Jallad);

Serra Negra (Kris), dam of Cape Guineas (SAf-I) win-

ner Noordhoek Flyer; and Sweet Mary (Holy Roman

Emperor), a half sister to U.A.E. Derby (UAE-II) winner

Mubtaahij.

Flower Alley was fully booked this year—his first in

South Africa—at a fee of R80,000 ($5,848). BH

LAWMAN CONTINUES UPWARD TRAJECTORYBy Clive Webb-Carter

Ballylinch Stud stallion Lawman sired his fourth

career group I winner Oct. 24 when Marcel stayed

on strongly to win the Racing Post Trophy (Eng-I) at

Doncaster.

Winner of both the Prix du Jockey Club (Fr-I) and

the Prix Jean Prat (Fr-I), Lawman was Invincible Spirit's

first group I winner. Lawman, who retired to stud in

2008, made a strong start as a sire with six stakes

winners—including St. James's Palace (Eng-I) winner

Most Improved—in his first crop. Two more group

I winners followed from his second crop: Irish One

Thousand Guineas (Ire-I) winner Just The Judge and

Gran Criterium (Ity-I) winner Law Enforcement.

Lawman's early successes are now being reflect-

ed by the strength of his current yearling crop. Two

Lawman fillies made more than 400,000 guineas

($643,000) at Tattersalls October Book 1 while the fol-

lowing week's Book 2 saw Lawman yearlings average

well over 60,000 guineas ($96,450).

Lawman stood the 2015 season for a €25,000

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STALLIONS

CREAM PUFFS AND LEMONS AT AUCTION

In an influential 1970 economics paper, George

Akerlof discussed pricing complications arising

from the difficulties faced by used-car buyers

trying to distinguish between "cream puffs"

(well-cared-for cars with no flaws) and "lem-

ons" (cars with flaws that sellers try to disguise

as cream puffs). Akerlof would have found the

mare market even more difficult to sort out—

while you can't mistake a Fiat for a Mercedes-

Benz, a $2,000 mare might be visually indiscerni-

ble from a $2 million mare.

Mare buyers use due diligence to distinguish

cream puffs from lemons, and to assess mares

of intermediate quality as well. Here are tips for

making those distinctions.

Mares cataloged at bloodstock sales are of-

ten offered because their owners consider them

flawed. As some flaws will be difficult for poten-

tial buyers to discover at the sale, buyers lower

maximum bids accordingly. However, dispersal

sales bring premium prices—and for good

reason: Because a complete dispersal

sale offers all of an owner's horses, such

sales contain fewer lemons and com-

mand higher prices.

Sale mares that have significantly

appreciated from the seller's original pur-

chase price are less likely to be lemons.

The obvious reason is that something

positive has caused the appreciation. But

tax considerations play a role as well.

If appreciated mares are sold after

a two-year holding period, a part of the

proceeds is taxed at favorable capital

gains rates. Mare depreciation rules also

encourage the sale of appreciated mares.

In contrast, if an appreciated mare is

retained, her foals' sale proceeds will be

taxed at higher "ordinary" income rates.

Therefore, tax considerations encourage

the sale of appreciated cream puffs.

Tax considerations also play a role when a

covering stallion "hits," causing the increased

value of an in-foal mare. The stud fee can be de-

ducted as an expense at ordinary tax rates while

a part of the higher sales price may be taxed

at favorable capital gains rates. It often makes

financial sense for an owner to sell such mares

even if they are favorites.

Sean Curtin, owner of Moonestone Farm,

characterizes broodmare prospects just off the

track and mares carrying first foals as "unknown

quantities." Because they are harder to charac-

terize, both the cream puffs and the lemons in

these categories will be offered for sale rather

than a disproportionate number of lemons.

Contrast this to the case of an owner's cata-

loging a mare after having seen her early foals.

Unless you have evidence to the contrary, make

allowance for the possibility that such a mare is

being culled before it becomes obvious she is a

bad producer. BH

& BLOODSTOCK COMMENTARYwith Robert L. Losey, Ph.D.rllosey@gmail.com

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At breeding stock sales, a $2,000 mare might be visually indiscernible

from a $2 million mare

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Hawthorne, Race 5, ALW10/27, $21,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 6f (dirt), 1:12.46, track fast.1–Cow Catcher, 121, dk b/br f, 4, Cactus Ridge–Stop a

Train, by Devil His Due, $17,640, O–William Stiritz, B–Nancy Letto, Vince Letto & Carson Springs Farm (IL), T–Scott Becker, J–Christopher A. Emigh

Margin: neck, 7 starters. View Equibase Chart

Indiana Downs, Race 8, ALW10/27, $36,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 6f (dirt), 1:12.37, track slop-

py.1–Hay Little Bit, 116, dk b/br f, 3, Article of Faith–Shadow

Vale, by Beautiful Indy, $21,600, O–Robert Hyden, B–Rox-anne Hyden (IN), T–Barbara I. McBride, J–Francisco C. Tor-res

Margin: 1, 12 starters. View Equibase Chart

Indiana Downs, Race 9, ALW10/27, $22,000, 3yo/up, 8.32f (dirt), 1:43.57, track slop-

py.1–Union Bowman, 120, b h, 8, Newfoundland–Incredi-

belle, by Personal Flag, $14,080, O–McCrary, Fred D. and Neil, B–Fred McCrary & Neil McCrary (KY), T–Joseph D. Davis, J–Thomas L. Pompell

Margin: ¾, 4 starters. View Equibase Chart

Parx Racing, Race 6, ALW10/27, $42,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 6f (dirt), 1:14.90, track fast.1–Gangstress of Love, 118, dk b/br f, 3, Offlee Wild–Fame

and Fashion, by Petionville, $25,200, O–Everest Stables, Inc., B–Everest Stables Inc. (PA), T–Edward J. Coletti, Jr., J–Mychel J. Sanchez

Margin: 3, 8 starters. View Equibase Chart

Parx Racing, Race 7, ALW10/27, $51,000, 2yo, f, 6f (dirt), 1:14.92, track fast.1–Eighth Wonder, 119, b f, 2, Pioneerof the Nile–Cheek-

sandpeanuts, by Pioneering, $30,600, O–Gryphon Invest-ments LLC, B–Gryphon Investments, LLC (KY), T–Dee Curry, J–Jose Luis Flores

Margin: 5, 7 starters. View Equibase Chart

Zia Park, Race 10, ALW10/27, $32,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 6f (dirt), 1:11.74, track fast.1–Rubyslittlegem, 123, dk b/br f, 4, Suave Prospect–

Ruby Sky, by Sky Classic, $19,200, O–Stephen R. Brown, B–Steve Prather & Susie Prather (NM), T–Joel H. Marr, J–Isaias D. Enriquez

Sale History: 2012 RUIAUG, $10,000.Margin: 1½, 8 starters. View Equibase Chart

MAIDEN RESULTS

Hawthorne, Race 6, MSW10/27, $20,000, 2yo, 8f (turf), 1:41.39, course good.1–Brerry K, 119, ch c, 2, Haynesfield–Don't Do Lunch,

by Montbrook, $12,000, O–Casner Racing, LP and Jones, Brereton C., B–Brereton C. Jones (KY), T–Eoin G. Harty, J–Edgar Perez

Sale History: 2014 KEESEP, $140,000.

Margin: 2¼, 10 starters. View Equibase Chart

Hawthorne, Race 8, MSW10/27, $20,000, 2yo, f, 6f (dirt), 1:12.75, track fast.1–Strawberry Bomb, 119, ch f, 2, Munnings–Fancy and

Free, by Future Storm, $12,000, O–Carver, John, Abruzzo, Peter and Shipley, Matt, B–Peter Abruzzo & John Carver (IL), T–Thomas H. Swearingen, J–Julio E. Felix

Margin: 1¼, 9 starters. View Equibase Chart

Indiana Downs, Race 7, MSW10/27, $32,000, 2yo, 8.32f (dirt), 1:45.35, track sloppy.1–Walk Out K, 118, b c, 2, Curlin–Cheryl's Sister, by Dix-

ieland Band, $19,200, O–Calumet Farm, B–Cardinal Farm LLC (KY), T–Steven M. Asmussen, J–Ricardo Santana, Jr.

Sale History: 2014 KEESEP, $50,000.Margin: 14¼, 9 starters. View Equibase Chart

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GOLDEN STATE JUVENILE S.Del Mar, Friday, October 30, Race 77f (dirt), $200,000, 2yo, 3:45 PM (local)

P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight M/L Owner 1 Gio Mio K Gio Ponti 2/c Rafael Bejarano 117 - Bachman or Brown or Rockin H Ranch Stables, Et Al 2 Smokey Image Southern Image 2/c Juan J. Hernandez 123 - Irvin Racing Stable 3 Defiant One Slew's Tiznow 2/g Felipe Valdez 117 - Joseph LaCombe Stables, Inc. 4 Record Highs Heatseeker (IRE) 2/c Santiago Gonzalez 119 - Harris Farms, Inc. 5 Bully Pulpit Lucky Pulpit 2/g Tiago Josue Pereira 119 - Six-S Racing Stable 6 Scatastic K Scat Daddy 2/g Fernando Hernandez Perez 119 - Branch, Huson or Osborne, Et Al 7 Family Code Desert Code 2/g Alonso Quinonez 117 - Charles Garvey 8 Mana Strike Papa Clem 2/g Leslie Mawing 119 - David P. Taylor, Jr. 9 Found Money Square Eddie 2/c Corey S. Nakatani 123 - Reddam Racing, LLC 10 Swiss Minister Lucky Pulpit 2/c Alex O. Solis 119 - Heinz H. SteinmannBreeders: 1–Thomas W Bachman; 2–C-Punch Ranch Inc.; 3–Joseph LaCombe Stables, Inc.; 4–Harris Farms; 5–Larry Stein; 6–Carliwood Farms LLC; 7–Bud Petrosian; 8–Bar C Racing Stables Inc; 9–Reddam Racing, LLC; 10–Heinz H. Steinmann.Trainers: 1–Art Sherman; 2–Greg C. James; 3–Daniel Dunham; 4–Carla Gaines; 5–Craig Anthony Lewis; 6–John Brocklebank; 7–Robertino Diodoro; 8–Frank Lucarelli; 9–Doug F. O'Neill; 10–Mike Harrington.

NORMAN HALL S.Suffolk Downs, Saturday, October 31, Race 25.5f (dirt), $75,000, 2yo, 11:27 AM (local)

P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight M/L Owner 1 Dr Blarney Dublin 2/g Tammi Piermarini 120 - Alfred DiRico 2 Desert Wonder Wild Desert 2/c Rodolfo Ignacio 117 - Arlene B. Brown 3 Ez Breezy Two Step Salsa 2/f James S. Vail 114 - Robert A. Raymond 4 Beth Brother Derek 2/f Jose Baez 114 - Whitestone Farm LLC 5 Angelica's Indy Indygo Shiner 2/f Vernon Bush 114 - Anthony Zizza 6 Dr Ruthless Disco Rico 2/f Jacqueline A. Davis 114 - Joseph DiRico 7 Silent Waters Silent Name (JPN) 2/g Janelle Campbell 117 - Phoenix Stable, Inc.Breeders: 1–Joseph DiRico; 2–George F Brown & Arlene B Brown; 3–Argwen Farm; 4–New England Stallion Station; 5–Anthony Zizza; 6–Joseph DiRico; 7–Nine Maple Farm Inc.Trainers: 1–Thomas S. McCooey, Jr.; 2–George F. Brown; 3–Robert A. Raymond; 4–Jonathan B. Buckley; 5–Billy Hardin; 6–Thomas S. McCooey, Jr.; 7–William G. Lagorio.

JOHN KIRBY S.Suffolk Downs, Saturday, October 31, Race 18f (dirt), $75,000, 3yo, 11:05 AM (local)

P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight M/L Owner 1 Scandal Randell Quarry 3/g Jose Baez 119 - Walter Downey 2 Plausible Indygo Shiner 3/g Luis E. Perez 121 - Anthony Zizza and Jenifer Hardin 3 Miss Wilby Imperialism 3/f Tammi Piermarini 118 - Langdon Wilby & Mary Beth Reis 4 Lucky Sociano Sociano 3/f Rodolfo Ignacio 119 - George F. Brown 5 Mr Karl Burgess Dr. Rockett 3/g Jorge L. Vargas, Jr. 119 - Kathleen A. Manning 6 J. C. Indy Flatter 3/g Vernon Bush 121 - Anthony ZizzaBreeders: 1–Tea Party Stable, Inc.; 2–Nine Maple Farm Inc; 3–Lang Wilby & Mary Beth Reis; 4–George F. Brown, Arlene B. Brown & Jane Fonzo; 5–Kathleen Manning; 6–Anthony Martin Zizza.Trainers: 1–Jonathan B. Buckley; 2–Dylan Clarke; 3–Marcus J. Vitali; 4–George F. Brown; 5–Robert E. Manning; 6–Billy Hardin.

THOMAS F. MORAN S.Suffolk Downs, Saturday, October 31, Race 38f (dirt), $75,000, 3yo/up, 11:53 AM (local)

P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight M/L Owner 1 Zenne Say Uncle 5/m No Rider 116 - Patricia E. Meadow 2 Navy Nurse Service Stripe 7/m Tammi Piermarini 124 - Patricia L. Moseley 3 Flashy Ross Dream Run 7/g Jorge L. Vargas, Jr. 119 - Kathleen A. Manning 4 Thepresidentallion Take Arms 6/g Augusto A. Marin 119 - Lee Loebelenz 5 Im Kwik Clever Dude 5/g Luis E. Perez 119 - Kwik Six Racing 6 Jo Jo Heatseeker (IRE) 5/g Jacqueline A. Davis 119 - James R. Stewart III 7 Worth the Worry Hook and Ladder 5/g Jose Baez 127 - Theresa Horky 8 Red Tassel De Roode 4/c Jacqueline Leslie Falk 119 - Gold Bear Farm 9 Silk Spinner Silk Broker 7/g Luis E. Perez 119 - Matthew Clarke 10 Dreamed a Dream Agnes Gold (JPN) 6/m James S. Vail 113 - Robert A. RaymondBreeders: 1–Sky Band Farm; 2–Mrs. James B. Moseley; 3–Kathleen A Manning; 4–The Loebelenz Family; 5–John D. Steill; 6–Ken Posco; 7–Theresa Horky & Keith Shelansky; 8–Adel Salim; 9–Adel Salim; 10–Robert Raymond.Trainers: 1–Patricia E. Meadow; 2–Jay P. Bernardini; 3–Robert E. Manning; 4–M. C. Reardon; 5–Dylan Clarke; 6–Adrianne N. D'Alessandro; 7–Jonathan B. Buckley; 8–Jacqueline Falk; 9–Dylan Clarke; 10–Robert A. Raymond.

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STREET SENSE S.Churchill Downs, Sunday, November 1, Race 88f (dirt), $80,000, 2yo, 4:15 PM (local)

P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight M/L Owner 1 Mo Tom K Uncle Mo 2/c Corey J. Lanerie 118 - G M B Racing (Gayle Benson) 2 Cotton Town K Hat Trick (JPN) 2/c Ricardo Santana, Jr. 118 - Calumet Farm (Brad Kelley) 3 Discreetness K Discreet Cat 2/c Jon Kenton Court 120 - Express Thoroughbreds, LLC (Dwight Pruett and

Paula Barnes) 4 My Majestic Flight Majestic Warrior 2/c Joe M. Johnson 118 - Patricia B. Blass 5 Shogood Nobiz Like Shobiz 2/c Christopher A. Emigh 122 - William Stiritz 6 Tom's Ready K More Than Ready 2/c Brian Joseph Hernandez, Jr. 118 - G M B Racing (Gayle Benson) 7 Huntin'theholidays Jump Start 2/c Willie Martinez 118 - Alexander R. Levengood and Ronald Clark 8 Siding Spring K Warrior's Reward 2/c Shaun Bridgmohan 118 - Gabe Grossberg 9 Pinnacle Peak Yes It's True 2/c Florent Geroux 122 - Mark D. Breen 10 Uncle Brennie K Uncle Mo 2/c Chris Landeros 122 - Flurry Racing Stables, LLC (Staton Flurry) 11 Junkers K Uncle Mo 2/c Leandro R. Goncalves 118 - Chris EwingBreeders: 1–Hargus Sexton, Sandra Sexton & Silver Fern Farm; 2–Runnymede Farm, Inc. & The Peter J. Callahan Revocable Trust, dated 2/28/02; 3–Trackside Farm & Tenlane Farm; 4–Patricia B. Blass; 5–Terry L. Morgan DVM; 6–Blackstone Farm LLC; 7–Horseshoe Valley Equine; 8–Doug Branham & Felicia Branham; 9–Mark Breen; 10–Doug Branham & Felicia Branham; 11–Glencrest Farm LLC.Trainers: 1–Chris Richard; 2–D. Wayne Lukas; 3–William H. Fires; 4–Gary G. Hartlage; 5–Scott Becker; 6–Dallas Stewart; 7–Greg Compton; 8–Mark E. Casse; 9–Michael Stidham; 10–Brad H. Cox; 11–Chris Richard.

RAGS TO RICHES S.Churchill Downs, Sunday, November 1, Race 98f (dirt), $80,000, 2yo f, 4:45 PM (local)

P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight M/L Owner 1 Family Tree K Smart Strike 2/f Shaun Bridgmohan 118 - Gary and Mary West 2 Dream Dance Afleet Alex 2/f Brian Joseph Hernandez, Jr. 118 - Stoneway Farm (James L. Stone) 3 Lady Day Blues K Uncle Mo 2/f Corey J. Lanerie 118 - Siena Farm, LLC (Anthony Manganaro) 4 Vieja Luna Street Hero 2/f Juan C. Leyva 118 - Juan Francisco Landaeta 5 Little Cherie Pleasantly Perfect 2/f Julien R. Leparoux 120 - Concepts Unlimited Stable (Charles Anthony Smith)

and Catherine J. Smith 6 Arraign K Blame 2/f Florent Geroux 118 - Adele B. Dilschneider and Dell Hancock 7 Royal Story Lemon Drop Kid 2/f Robby Albarado 118 - Copper Water Thoroughbred Company, LTD (Chad

Joe) 8 Banree K Macho Uno 2/f Albin Jimenez 120 - Mark Dodson 9 Covey Trace K Stevie Wonderboy 2/f Joseph Rocco, Jr. 118 - Foodways Racing, LLC (Brook Smith) and Denzik

Thoroughbred (William J. Denzik) 10 Scatmeifucan K Scat Daddy 2/f Miguel Mena 120 - Vickie L. Foley, et al. 11 Inconclusive K Include 2/f Jose Valdivia, Jr. 118 - Carolyn Friedberg and Jeff T. Larson 12 Sensuous Pat K Broken Vow 2/f Calvin H. Borel 118 - Walking L Thoroughbreds (Scott Leeds) 13 Stageplay Curlin 2/f Ricardo Santana, Jr. 118 - Mike G. Rutherford 14 Put Da Blame On Me K Blame 2/f Paco Lopez 118 - Michael J. BruderBreeders: 1–Dell Ridge Farm, LLC & Sam-Son Farm; 2–George Waggoner Stables Inc.; 3–Fred W. Hertrich III & John D. Fielding; 4–Fernandez-Robles Family Trust & Flying H Stables; 5–Concepts Unlimited & Catherine J. Smith; 6–Claiborne Farm; 7–Merriebelle Stable, LLC; 8–Adena Springs; 9–Brereton C. Jones; 10–Hart Farm; 11–James Heyward; 12–Indian Springs Farm, Inc.; 13–Mike G. Rutherford; 14–Two Hearts Farm LLC.Trainers: 1–Wayne M. Catalano; 2–Neil J. Howard; 3–Kenneth G. McPeek; 4–Gustavo Amaya; 5–Michael J. Maker; 6–Michael R. Matz; 7–Brendan P. Walsh; 8–Wesley A. Ward; 9–William J. Denzik, Jr.; 10–Vickie L. Foley; 11–Richard R. Scherer; 12–Kenneth G. McPeek; 13–Steven M. Asmussen; 14–Dale L. Romans.

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Wnrs Rpt Wnrs Rank Stallion Sire, YOB ’15 Stud Fee Farm Rnrs (% Rnrs) (% Rnrs)

1 Candy Ride (ARG) Ride the Rails, ’99 $60,000 Lane's End, KY 270 140 (52%) 68 (25%)

2 Bluegrass Cat Storm Cat, ’03 $6,500 Ballena Vista Farm, CA 234 133 (57%) 67 (29%)

3 Giant's Causeway Storm Cat, ’97 $85,000 Ashford Stud, KY 313 136 (43%) 67 (21%)

4 Wildcat Heir Forest Wildcat, ’00 Died Journeyman Stud, FL 225 133 (59%) 65 (29%)

5 Scat Daddy Johannesburg, ’04 $35,000 Ashford Stud, KY 237 118 (50%) 65 (27%)

6 City Zip Carson City, ’98 $40,000 Lane's End, KY 264 133 (50%) 62 (23%)

7 Harlan's Holiday Harlan, ’99 Died N/A 272 132 (49%) 61 (22%)

8 Congrats A.P. Indy, ’00 $35,000 WinStar Farm LLC, KY 238 129 (54%) 57 (24%)

9 Langfuhr Danzig, ’92 $7,500 Lane's End, KY 222 115 (52%) 54 (24%)

10 Malibu Moon A.P. Indy, ’97 $95,000 Spendthrift Farm, KY 296 135 (46%) 53 (18%)

2015 SIRES BY REPEAT WINNERSListed below are the top 10 leading sires by 2015 repeat winners through October 26,2015. Only stallions that stand, will stand, or stood in North America (excluding stal-lions that died or were exported prior to the 2011 breeding season), and have runners in North America are included. Racing statistics are 2015 Northern Hemisphere only.

Rank Stallion Sire, YOB ’15 Stud Fee Farm Crops Foals AEI CI

1 Tapit Pulpit, ’01 $300,000 Gainesway, KY 8 841 2.33 2.08

2 Medaglia d'Oro El Prado, ’99 $125,000 Darley, KY 8 927 2.09 2.34

3 Candy Ride (ARG) Ride the Rails, ’99 $60,000 Lane's End, KY 8 876 1.89 1.73

4 Giant's Causeway Storm Cat, ’97 $85,000 Ashford Stud, KY 12 1657 1.84 2.56

5 Speightstown Gone West, ’98 $80,000 WinStar Farm LLC, KY 8 686 2.10 2.08

6 Kitten's Joy El Prado, ’01 $100,000 Ramsey Farm, Inc., KY 7 771 1.82 1.59

7 Curlin Smart Strike, ’04 $35,000 Lane's End, KY 4 379 2.13 2.28

8 Pioneerof the Nile Empire Maker, ’06 $60,000 WinStar Farm LLC, KY 3 204 2.81 1.61

9 Scat Daddy Johannesburg, ’04 $35,000 Ashford Stud, KY 5 484 1.77 1.54

10 Malibu Moon A.P. Indy, ’97 $95,000 Spendthrift Farm, KY 13 1247 1.68 1.70

2015 SIRES BY LIFETIME AEIListed below are the top 10 leading sires by lifetime Average Earnings Index (AEI) through October 26,2015. Only active stallions in North America (excluding stallions that were exported prior to the 2011 breeding season) with at least 150 named foals of racing age are included. All statistics are Northern Hemisphere only. AEI indicates how much purse money the progeny of one sire has earned in relation to the average earnings of all runners in the same years; average earnings of all runners in any year is represented by an index of 1.00. CI indicates the average earnings of progeny produced from mares bred to one sire, when these same mares were bred to other sires.

SWrs Cum. Rank Stallion Sire, YOB Dams Rnrs (% Rnrs) SWrs Chief Earner (Earnings) ’15 Earnings

1 A.P. Indy Seattle Slew, ’89 322 554 27 (4.9%) 135 Moreno ($1,157,250) $15,064,861

2 Storm Cat Storm Bird, ’83 364 623 24 (3.9%) 224 Honor Code ($1,575,660) $13,442,353

3 Sadler's Wells Northern Dancer, ’81 497 741 25 (3.4%) 346 Flintshire ($3,191,666) $13,276,730

4 Unbridled's Song Unbridled, ’93 310 535 18 (3.4%) 92 Carpe Diem ($810,000) $13,116,661

5 Danehill Danzig, ’86 375 579 29 (5.0%) 290 Highland Reel ($785,642) $10,555,939

6 Deputy Minister Vice Regent, ’79 226 374 16 (4.3%) 218 Frosted ($1,912,200) $9,977,287

7 Seeking the Gold Mr. Prospector, ’85 263 459 14 (3.1%) 137 Golden Lad ($382,400) $8,695,917

8 Dubai Destination Kingmambo, ’99 68 96 9 (9.4%) 13 Golden Horn ($6,048,018) $8,593,104

9 Highest Honor (FR) Kenmare (FR), ’83 132 169 6 (3.6%) 49 Solow ($5,954,800) $8,022,792

10 Dixieland Band Northern Dancer, ’80 221 354 9 (2.5%) 185 Secret Circle ($1,240,000) $7,922,897

2015 BROODMARE SIRESListed below are the top 10 leading broodmare sires by 2015 Northern Hemisphere earnings through October 26,2015. All stallions whose daughters are represented by at least one Northern Hemisphere runner in 2015 are included. Cumulative stakes winners includes lifetime worldwide statistics; all other statistics are 2015 Northern Hemi-sphere only.