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WORLD'S RICHEST RACE COMES TO GULFSTREAMBy Eric MitchellEditor's Note: An original version of this story did not have the correct timeframe for races that can be renamed and still retain their graded status. The correct timeframe is below.

The Stronach Group announced May 11 the inau-

gural running of the $12 million Pegasus World

Cup will be held Jan. 28 at Gulfstream Park.

With a purse that would make it the world's rich-

est Thoroughbred race, the Pegasus World Cup will

be contested at 1 1/8 miles on dirt.

Besides finding middle ground between the

Breeders' Cup and the Dubai World Cup (UAE-I) for

his world-class race, Frank Stronach targeted Janu-

ary at Gulfstream Park in order to poach the grade I

status from the Donn Handicap.

The American Graded Stakes Committee allows

graded status to be transfered as long as the new

race's distance and conditions are the same, it's held

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IN TODAY’S EDITION‘NYQUIST EFFECT' ON UNCLE MO 2YO DEMAND? 4

BODE'S DREAM IS SIRE'S FIRST WINNER 5

WRIGHT AND TOM OCHILTREE IN HALL OF FAME 6

FLYING START TRAINEES ANNOUNCED 7

KAIGUN LIKELY FAVORITE FOR MAN O'WAR 7

DOTTED LINE IN THE FIRST MAN O' WAR 8

GREAT RESULTS AT INGLIS SALE 9

NEW LIFE FOR OLD HILLTOP? 10

RESULTS 11

ENTRIES 13

LEADING LISTS 16

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Gulfstream Park will host the $12 million Pegasus World Cup next

January

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at the same racetrack, and is run inside a 60-day win-

dow of the already recognized grade I stakes. This

year's Donn was Feb. 6.

A similar shift occurred at Belmont Park in 2014

when the New York Racing Association created the

$1 million Belmont Oaks Invitational (gr. IT), formerly

the Garden City, and the $1.25 million Belmont Der-

by Invitational (gr. IT), formerly the Jamaica. Because

these races were moved from fall to spring, the AGSC

made an exception to the 60-day rule.

Jack Wolf, who was retained as the CEO of the

Pegasus World Cup to assist with race marketing and

coordination, said owners and trainers might still

have questions regarding the timing of the race but

thinks that will work itself out.

"This may be a game-changer for older horses

to keep racing instead of retiring to the breeding

shed," said Wolf, who is also co-managing partner

of Starlight Racing.

The Pegasus World Cup will be restricted to 12

horses whose connections will be required to pay $1

million each to buy a spot in the starting gate.

The entrant's owner can then race, lease, con-

tract, share a starter, or sell its place in the starting

gate, The Stronach Group said in its May 11 release.

Original entrants will also have the first option to

participate in future Pegasus World Cup races.

Not only will all entrants be competing for the

world's largest purse but they will also share equally

in 100% of the net income from handle, media rights,

and sponsorships from the event, according to Wolf.

All starters in the Pegasus World Cup will get a

share of the purse. The payouts will be as follows:

$7 million to the winner; $1.75 million for second; $1

million for third; and $250,000 paid to fourth through

12th-place finishers. The owners of each of the

starters will then receive 1/12 of the net income from

handle, media rights, and sponsorships.

"This revenue model could also be a game-chang-

er," Wolf said. "It will be positive for owners to get

access to revenue streams they haven't been privy to

in the past. Owners and racetracks working together

will only help the industry." BH

LATEST HEADLINES FROM BLOODHORSE.COMNYQUIST GETS ACQUAINTED WITH PIMLICO Nyquist returned to the track May 11 for the first time since scoring an impressive triumph in the May 7 Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I), acquainting himself with Pimlico Race Course.

BROWN-TRAINED TRIO, KAIGUN IN MAN O' WAR Trainer Chad Brown appears to hold a strong hand in the $400,000 Man o' War Stakes (gr. IT) May 14 at Belmont Park with three entrants: Morandi, Money Multiplier, and Wake Forest.

REPORT: SOLOW TO MISS ROYAL ASCOT STAKES Wertheimer and Frere's Solow, a five-time group I winner last year, will not make a scheduled start in the June 16 Queen Anne Stakes (Eng-I) at Royal Ascot.

WVRC GRILLS CT OFFICIALS ON RESURFACING Officials with Hollywood Casino at Charles Town Races told the West Virginia Racing Commission May 11 the usual protocol was followed for a track resurfacing project stalled by rainy weather and the discovery of rocks in the new material.

NEW YORK VETERINARIAN FINED, SUSPENDED The New York State Gaming Commission has levied a $2,500 fine and 20-day suspension against veterinarian Carl E. Juul-Nielsen for falsifying veterinarian records for the horse Street Shark, who was scratched from the first race at Aqueduct March 19.

CHARLES TOWN CANCELS MAY 13-14 RACES Ongoing issues with track resurfacing and inclement weather have forced Hollywood Casino at Charles Town Racing to cancel racing May 13-14.

TOC'S COUKOS BACKS BETTORS IN CHRB SESSION TOC president Nick Coukos believes surface changes should be made before multi-race wagers are initiated.

ADVENTIST, UNIFIED MEET IN PETER PAN Adventist and Unified may find a tough contender in Federico Tesio runner-up Governor Malibu in the May 14 Peter Pan Stakes (gr. II) at Belmont Park.

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‘NYQUIST EFFECT' ON UNCLE MO 2YO DEMAND?By Ron Mitchell

The correlation between racetrack success and sale

ring results couldn’t be any more timely for con-

signors with Uncle Mo 2-year-olds in the upcoming

Fasig-Tipton Midlantic sale May 23-24.

The May 7 Kentucky Derby (gr. I) victory by

Nyquist, from Uncle Mo’s first crop, pushed the

Ashford Stud stallion to the top of the North Ameri-

can earnings sire list, further enhancing the stallion’s

early success.

He is also favored for the Preakness Stakes (gr. I),

run two days before the Fasig-Tipton sale in Timoni-

um, Md., not far from Pimlico Race Course.

During his 2013 season at Ashford,

when the current crop of 2-year-olds was

conceived, Uncle Mo stood for $35,000.

With Nyquist among Uncle Mo’s early

juvenile successes last year, the stallion’s

yearling prices soared, 64 grossing more

than $7.39 million, a $115,613 average.

Uncle Mo stands in 2016 for $75,000.

There has been robust demand for

Uncle Mo 2-year-olds offered earlier this

year, with 23 selling for an average of

$288,043 on a gross of $6.62 million.

While Derby success can’t hurt, con-

signors say Uncle Mo’s career was al-

ready off to a good start. Any financial

bump would benefit marginal horses

more than the top stock.

“I think obviously there will be a little

bit of Derby hype on the Uncle Mos (at

Midlantic), but I think that only helps the

lesser-to-average horses,” said Ciaran

Dunne, whose Wavertree consigns an

Uncle Mo colt from the family of recent

Ashland (gr. I) winner Weep No More.

“The better horses have already estab-

lished their own value without any help.

You may find that if an Uncle Mo is not

quite up to muster, it will still get sold

because of the hype around the Derby

and Preakness.”

Matt Lyons of Woodford Thorough-

breds said a filly in his consignment, out

of a stakes-winning and stakes-producing

mare, had already shown her potential value before

Nyquist’s Derby win.

“Nyquist obviously doesn’t hurt things, and if he

wins the Preakness around the sale it would be nice

timing, but I think, no matter what, this filly was going

to do well," Lyons said. "(Uncle Mo) has shown he’s a

very special sire with what he’s done so far, and we’re

pleased to have a nice one by him going into a sale."

Lyons added Nyquist’s success would also have no

effect on Woodford’s reserve.

“We know what we paid for them, what we have in

them (production costs), and set reasonable reserves

and let the market care of it,” Lyons said. “It wouldn’t

be any different in this case. We don’t get too caught

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Currently third on the general sires list, Uncle Mo tops the second-crop sires and North

American earnings lists

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second in the Kentucky Derby (gr. I) and the Preak-

ness (gr. I) to I'll Have Another. He stands at WinStar

Farm for $30,000. BH

BODE'S DREAM IS SIRE'S FIRST WINNERBy Eric Mitchell

The first winner for WinStar Farm's stallion Bode-

meister, Bode's Dream won a 4 1/2-furlong maid-

en special weight at Gulfstream Park.

Starting at odds of 1-5, Bode's Dream was a frac-

tion slow out of the gate. But Edgard Zayas had the

filly in front by the half-mile pole and she was never

in danger from there, winning comfortably by 3 3/4

lengths in front of Faith 'n Works (Hear No Evil).

Trained by Todd Pletcher, Bode's Dream is owned

by Vince and Teresa Viola's St. Elias Stable. SF Blood-

stock bred the filly in Kentucky.

Out of Frolic's Dream (Smoke Glacken), Bode's

Dream was sold for $135,000 to Walter Bloodstock

at the 2014 Keeneland November sale as a weanling.

Jim Crupi's New Castle Farm bought her for $300,000

from Paramount Sales' consignment to the 2015

Keeneland September yearling sale.

Crupi put her in the Ocala Breeders' Sales Co.'s

March sale, where she was a $340,000 RNA.

Bodemeister (Empire Maker—Untouched Talent)

won the 2012 Arkansas Derby (gr. I) before finishing

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WRIGHT AND TOM OCHILTREE IN HALL OF FAMEBy Blood-Horse Staff

Tom Ochiltree, who won the Preakness Stakes in

his second lifetime start, and top jockey Wayne

D. Wright are this year’s historical inductees into the

National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame.

Tom Ochiltree, foaled in 1872 at Kentucky’s Wood-

burn Stud, was by its famous stallion Lexington, who

led the general sires list 16 times. The famed farm

bred 18 classic winners.

Owned by George Lorillard and prepared by fu-

ture Hall of Fame trainer R.W. Walden, Tom Ochiltree

wasted no time adding to the farm’s tally of classic

winners, winning the 1875 Preakness only two days

after his career debut.

He came back stronger as a 4-year-old in 1876,

winning eight of 10 starts and finishing second and

third in the other two, becoming arguably the best

Thoroughbred in the East. His victories included the

Jockey Club Handicap,

Centennial Cup, and

Saratoga Cup. In the

latter he conceded

21 pounds to run-

ner-up Parole.

Future Hall of

Fame runner Parole

became a familiar

rival, whom Tom

Ochiltree met six

times and won four,

carrying higher

weights each time.

Tom Ochiltree

won nine of 14 starts

in 1877 and was nev-

er out of the mon-

ey. He concluded

his racing career in

October with a third-

place finish behind

Parole and Ten Bro-

eck in a sweepstakes

at Pimlico, finishing

with 21 wins from 33

starts.

Wright also rose to prominence early in his career. In

his first year as a jockey, 1932, he ranked sixth by num-

ber of wins, and he followed up the next year with 228

wins, which placed him second to Hall of Fame jockey

Jack Westrope.

As a 17-year-old, Wright won his first Triple Crown

race when he and Peace Chance captured the Bel-

mont Stakes. He took his first Kentucky Derby in 1942

with Shut Out, and added to his classic successes

with a Preakness victory aboard Polynesian.

He also rode Triple Crown winners War Admiral

and Omaha to multiple stakes victories, including the

Whitney Handicap, the Jockey Club Gold Cup, and the

Dwyer.

Wright concluded his career in 1950 with 1,492

wins from 9,764 starts, a 15.3% percentage.

He and Tom Ochiltree will be honored during the

induction ceremony Aug. 12 at 10:30 a.m. in Sara-

toga’s Fasig-Tipton sales pavilion alongside contem-

porary inductees Rachel Alexandra, Zenyatta, Steve

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KAIGUN LIKELY FAVORITE FOR MAN O'WARBy Mary Reeder

A fairly evenly matched field will contest the May 14

Man o' War (gr. IT) at Belmont Park, with Kaigun

most likely the favorite.

Kaigun (Northern Afleet), an Ontario-bred 6-year-

old gelding, placed second behind Da Big Hoss last

time out in the Dixiana Elkhorn (gr. IIT) and has fin-

ished second in five of his last six races, going back to

Nov. 14, the exception being his victory in the April 2

Pan American (gr. IIT).

Returning from that race is the German-bred

Wake Forest, beaten a head in the Pan American.

This will be the third U.S. start for Chad

Brown-trainee Wake Forest, who primarily raced in

Germany prior to his U.S. debut in the Aug. 15 Arling-

ton Million (gr. IT), where he placed sixth behind The

Pizza Man and Big Blue Kitten. Up With Birds, who is

entered Saturday, ran fourth in that race.

Another to watch out for is the Florida-bred Go

Around, trained by Bill Mott. The 4-year-old Medaglia

d'Oro colt won his last two starts, including a listed

Tampa Bay stakes, and posted a bullet work at Bel-

mont May 9. BH

FLYING START TRAINEES ANNOUNCEDBy Alastair Bull

Twelve people from six different countries have

been accepted as trainees for the two-year Darley

Flying Start program.

The trainees include four from Ireland, three from

the United States, two from New Zealand, and one

each from the United Kingdom, Sweden, and China.

The course recruits people worldwide to provide

management and leadership training in areas such as

breeding, racing, sales, bloodstock, media, consultancy,

veterinary, racetrack management, and marketing for

the global Thoroughbred industry. They receive training

in the U.K., Ireland, Australia, Dubai, and Kentucky.

The trainees are Jessica Berry (U.S.), Joe Callan

(Ireland), Jack Carlino (U.S.), Tim Donworth (Ireland),

Christopher Farrell (Ireland), Megan Hebbert (U.K.),

Amie Karlsson (Sweden), Luke Morgan (Ireland),

Todd Pollard (New Zealand), Laura Pouri-Robertson

(New Zealand), Madison Scott (U.S.), and Renshuai Yi

(China).

The course name will be changed to Godolphin

Flying Start from August 16, but the structure, con-

tent, and management will remain the same.

"I look forward to launching our new name and

logo following the graduation of the current second

year trainees and before the 2016 trainees com-

mence," Flying Start course manager Clodagh Kavan-

agh said. BH

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DOTTED LINE IN THE FIRST MAN O' WARBy Tom Hall

In 1933 George Widener installed the earliest mod-

ern-era turf course in the U.S. at Hialeah. The South

Florida track, which later became the winter play-

ground for the rich and famous and the stabling

grounds for the mighty stables of the East Coast, ran

its first turf stakes in 1939.

Although acceptance of turf racing in the U.S. was

slow—by the early 1940s only three tracks had turf

courses—throughout the decades turf racing became

more prevalent as racecourses around the country

installed turf tracks alongside the main dirt tracks.

By 1964, among the 20 tracks that distributed

a daily average of $35,000 or more in purses, only

Bowie, Churchill Downs, Garden State Park, Holly-

wood Park, and Keeneland did not have turf courses.

In 1941 two stakes were run over turf; in 1964 there

were 62, including 12 at 1 1/2 miles.

May 14 marks the 58th running of the Man o' War

Stakes (gr. IT) at Belmont Park, which gave its first

fling at turf racing in the

spring of 1954, using a

converted section of the

infield used for hurdle

races.

Run at 1 1/2 miles, the

first edition of the New

York Racing Association's

new $100,000 Man o'

War (then a handicap) in

1959 attracted 23 entries,

including a large group

of foreign-bred horses.

So enthusiastic was the

support that NYRA ran

two divisions, at $100,000

each.

The first division was

stronger. It featured such

stars Mrs. Tilyou Chris-

topher's Amerigo, the

proficient dirt performer

who won the New York

Handicap on turf 17 days

earlier; the excellent dirt star from Cain Hoy Stable,

Bald Eagle, who spent his juvenile years on English

turf and who would later capture one of the premier

U.S. turf stakes, the Washington, D.C., International

(beating Tudor Era, winner of the second division of

the Man o' War); and King Ranch's perennially good

race mare, the 6-year-old Dotted Line.

On Oct. 24, over a rain-softened track, the girl

outran the boys, defeating Amerigo by 1 1/4 lengths

to take her first stakes of the year. Bald Eagle finished

fourth, a neck behind Prince Willy.

By Princequillo out of the Brazado mare Inscribe,

Dotted Line was a force to be reckoned with among

her peers for three years. At 3 she won the Delaware

Oaks and was runner-up in the Alabama Stakes and

Ladies Handicap. At 4 she took the Beverly and Vine-

land handicaps before returning the following year

to win the Miss America Turf Handicap and finish

second in the Jockey Club Gold Cup.

Following her retirement from racing, where

she won or placed in 25 of 67 starts and earned

$324,159, she produced a pair of stakes winners for

King Ranch, both by Gallant Man: Draft Card and

Gentleman's Word. BH

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Dotted Line with William Boland up after winning the 1959 Man o' War at Aqueduct

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GREAT RESULTS AT INGLIS SALEBy Tara Madgwick

Last week's Inglis Australian broodmare and wean-

ling sale produced outstanding results, as the

buoyant trade experienced at yearling sales earlier

this year flowed through to the first of the season's

major breeding stock sales.

Four days of trade resulted in Aus$34.5 million

($26,287,924) in turnover, with an overall clearance

of 87%, the best result in six years.

Topping the sale at Aus$780,000 ($583,752) was

royally bred Comaneci (High Chaparral), offered in

foal to champion sire Fastnet Rock in her first year as

a broodmare.

Australian vendors are now looking forward to the

Magic Millions national weanling and broodmare sale

(May 29-June 5), with over 1,200 lots catalogued for

the Gold Coast.

Posting a major pedigree update last weekend

was Lot 528, the 6-year-old mare Precious Gem, who

captured the Robert Sangster Classic (Aus-I) at Mor-

phettville.

The first group I winner for Caulfield Guineas

(Aus-I)-winning sire Econsul, Precious Gem comes

from a powerful group I-producing family.

Winning the Australasian Oaks (Aus-I) on the same

program was Abbey Marie (Redoute's Choice), a full

sister to Australian Oaks (Aus-I) winner Absolutely. BH

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Comaneci topped the Inglis Australian broodmare and weanling sale at

Aus$780,000

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INDUSTRYANALYSIS with Tom LaMarra

NEW LIFE FOR OLD HILLTOP?

At about this time last year The Stronach Group,

which owns Pimlico Race Course and Laurel

Park, floated a rather heavy trial balloon when the

company revealed it was looking at moving the

Preakness (gr. I) from Old Hilltop to Laurel, which

is undergoing extensive renovations.

It's not that the Maryland Jockey Club doesn't

like Pimlico or respect its history; it's more about

the massive and rather expensive rebuilding

project needed to make Pimlico more inviting

and increase Preakness revenue via upscale

amenities the track currently can't offer.

The relocation

idea immediately

generated commen-

tary and debate. The

Preakness is highly

treasured by Balti-

more, and Maryland

lawmakers are keen-

ly aware of that.

The dialogue was

also the impetus

for the state to look

more closely at Pim-

lico via the Maryland

Stadium Authority,

which counts among

its projects Camden

Yards, home of Major

League Baseball's Baltimore Orioles. It was an

interesting development because one of the au-

thority's mandates is creating public-private part-

nerships for financing and operating facilities.

Earlier this year the authority approved a

request from the Maryland Racing Commission,

which falls under the state Department of Labor,

Licensing, and Regulation, to authorize a study.

The stated goal is simple: The study "will evalu-

ate Pimlico Race Course's ability to serve as the

permanent home for the Preakness Stakes."

The two-phase study will cost about

$280,000. According to published reports,

this preliminary examination won't result in a

master plan. That, of course, could come later,

pending results.

Last year the Maryland Department of Busi-

ness and Economic Development compiled sta-

tistics on the impact of the Preakness in 2014.

Visitors to the Preakness and related activities

during the week, spent about $10.2 million; in-

cluding indirect impacts, total Preakness visitor

spending was about $31.4 million.

Gross spending on Preakness day totaled

$8.2 million. with more than $2.8 million spent

at Pimlico on food and beverage according to

the analysis.

The MJC has

creatively managed

to work around the

interior limitations

of the Pimlico fa-

cility via a growing

stable of infield VIP

tents and sponsors.

Despite its age the

Pimlico facility has

its share of sup-

porters, particularly

those who value it as

a racing throwback—

albeit, one in need of

some serious work.

There may be a

better chance Laurel hosts a Breeders' Cup before

a Preakness. The MJC expressed interest in the

World Championships as has the state, which this

year approved legislation to fund the return of the

Washington, D.C., International turf race to Laurel.

Laurel clearly will be the primary home of Mar-

yland Thoroughbred racing. But it's not a stretch

to believe Pimlico, through a new financing struc-

ture, will remain the long-term home of the Preak-

ness in conjunction with a boutique meet that

better showcases horse racing in the state. BH

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Interior limitations at Pimlico have been alleviated with a growing

stable of infield VIP tents

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RACE RESULTS

STAKES RESULTS

DUKE OF YORK CLIPPER LOGISTICS STAKES (ENG-II)

York, 5/11, £118,044, 3yo/up, 6f, 1:10.52, good.1–Magical Memory (IRE), 134, gr g, 4 . £68,052

Zebedee (GB)–Marasem (GB), by Cadeaux Genereux (GB) O–KENNET VALLEY THOROUGHBREDS 1, B–WARDSTOWN STUD LTD (IRE), T–HILLS CHARLES, J–DETTORI FRANKIESale History: 2013 GOFORB, $47,341, 2012 GOFNOF, $29,470.

2–Suedois (FR), 134, b g, 5 ................. £25,800 Le Havre (IRE)–Cup Cake (IRE), by Singspiel (IRE) O–GEORGE TURNER, B–MME ELISABETH VIDAL (FR), T–O'MEARA DAVID, J–TUDHOPE DANIELSale History: 2015 ARQARC, $185,031.

3–Danzeno (GB), 134, b g, 5 ............... £12,912 Denounce (GB)–Danzanora (GB), by Groom Dancer O–A M WRAGG, B–A M WRAGG (GB), T–AP-PLEBY MICHAEL, J–HANAGAN PAUL

Margins: ½, 1, 1¼. Others: EASTERN IMPACT (IRE), TWILIGHT SON, TUPI (IRE), DICK WHITTINGTON (IRE), MATTMU, GOKEN (FR), MOONRAKER, MOVIESTA (USA), JACK DEXTER.

TATTERSALLS MUSIDORA STAKES (ENG-III)

York, 5/11, £98,370, 3yo, f, 10.4f, 2:09.07, good.1–So Mi Dar (GB), 126, b f, 3 .............. £56,710

Dubawi (IRE)–Dar Re Mi (GB), by Singspiel (IRE) O–LORD LLOYD-WEBBER, B–Watership Down Stud (GB), T–GOSDEN JOHN, J–DETTORI FRANKIE

2–Fireglow (GB), 126, b f, 3 ................ £21,500 Teofilo (IRE)–Fading Light (GB), by King's Best O–Sheikh Hamdan Bin Mohammed al Mak-toum, B–Darley (GB), T–JOHNSTON MARK, J–BUICK WILLIAM

3–Promising Run, 130, b f, 3 ............... £10,760 Hard Spun–Aviacion (BRZ), by Know Heights (IRE) O–Godolphin, B–Darley (KY), T–BIN SUROOR SAEED, J–DOYLE JAMES

Margins: 4, head, head. Others: HARLEQUEEN, AUS-TRALIAN QUEEN, LIGHT UP YOUR WORLD (IRE), BEST IN THE WORLD (IRE).

IRISH NATIONAL STUD E B F BLUE WIND STAKES (IRE-III)

Naas, 5/11, €75,200, 3yo/up, f, 10f, 2:16.62, y-s.

1–Zhukova (IRE), 135, b f, 4 ................ €47,200 Fastnet Rock (AUS)–Nightime (IRE), by Galileo (IRE) O–MRS C C REGALADO-GONZALEZ, B–MRS C L WELD (IRE), T–WELD DERMOT, J–SMULLEN PATSale History: 2013 TATOC1, ($912,700 RNA).

2–Pretty Perfect (IRE), 121, b f, 3 ........ €15,200 Galileo (IRE)–Milanova (AUS), by Danehill O–MICHAEL TABOR, DERRICK SMITH & MRS JOHN MAGNIER, B–MILANOVA SYNDICATE (IRE), T–O'BRIEN AIDAN, J–HEFFERNAN SEA-MUS

3–Bocca Baciata (IRE), 138, dk b/br f, 4 €7,200 Big Bad Bob (IRE)–Sovana (IRE), by Desert King (IRE) O–FLAXMAN STABLES IRELAND LTD, B–Cita-del Stud (IRE), T–HARRINGTON MRS JESSICA, J–O'DONOGHUE COLMSale History: 2013 GOFORB, $311,098.

Margins: 7½, 5½, 3½. Others: HOW HIGH THE MOON (IRE), GLAMOROUS APPROACH (IRE), QUEEN BLOSSOM (IRE).

ALLOWANCE RESULTS

Belmont Park, Race 3, ALW5/11, $80,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 6.5f (dirt), 1:17.09, track fast.1–Know It All Anna H, 121, b f, 4, Midnight Lute–Legion

of Merit, by Danzig, $48,000, O–Antonino Miuccio, B–Lib-eration Farm & Brandywine Farm (KY), T–Linda Rice, J–Cornelio H. Velasquez

Sale History: 2013 KEESEP, $87,000, 2012 KEENOV, $8,000.

Margin: neck, 5 starters. View Equibase Chart

Belmont Park, Race 8, AOC5/11, $80,000, 3yo, f, 8.5f (turf), 1:41.26, course firm.1–Elysea's World (IRE), 120, b f, 3, Champs Elysees (GB)–

Ideal World (IRE), by Singspiel (IRE), $48,000, O–Sheep Pond Partners and All Pro Racing LLC, B–Haras d'Haspel (IRE), T–Chad C. Brown, J–Javier Castellano

Sale History: 2014 ARQOCT, $31,900.Margin: ½, 10 starters. View Equibase Chart

Gulfstream Park, Race 8, AOC5/11, $43,000, 3yo/up, 8.5f (turf), 1:39.59, course firm.1–Grand Isle H, 122, b g, 5, Grand Slam–Harbor Prin-

cess, by Boston Harbor, $22,200, O–Diamond Racing, Inc. , Four Star Thunder Run, LLC and Janssen, Jay and Joan, B–Curt Leake (LA), T–Leo G. Gabriel, Jr., J–Luca Panici

Sale History: 2013 OBSJUN, $32,000, 2012 KEESEP, $25,000.

Margin: 1, 8 starters. View Equibase Chart

Indiana Downs, Race 1, AOC5/11, $34,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 6f (dirt), 1:09.43, track good.1–Sweet Angel Roan, 116, gr/ro f, 3, Street Hero–Lets Get

Cozzy, by Cozzene, $20,400, O–Lou Dunn Diekemper Trust, B–Ashbrittle Stud & Hartwell Farm Inc. (KY), T–Ronald Kah-les, J–Rodney A. Prescott

Sale History: 2015 OBSMAR, $25,000, 2014 OBSAUG, $62,000, 2014 FTKFEB, $22,000.

Margin: ¾, 5 starters. View Equibase Chart

Indiana Downs, Race 3, ALW5/11, $36,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 8f (dirt), 1:38.71, track fast.1–Carmalley Chrome, 116, ch f, 3, Cat Dreams–Glisten,

by Dixieland Band, $21,600, O–Tom Roche, B–Carmalley Valley Farm, LLC (IN), T–Michael W. Nance, J–Rodney A. Prescott

Margin: 6¼, 7 starters. View Equibase Chart

Louisiana Downs, Race 6, ALW5/11, $24,000, 3yo/up, 5.5f (dirt), 1:05.71, track fast.1–Steppin' Outonher, 118, b g, 3, Private Vow–Two Step-

pin' Toni, by Happy Jazz Band, $14,400, O–Ironwater Farms Joint Venture, B–Ironwater Farms Joint Venture (LA), T–Henry B. Johnson, Jr., J–Jorge Guzman

Margin: 1, 7 starters. View Equibase Chart

Thistledown, Race 7, AOC5/11, $24,500, 3yo/up, 5.5f (dirt), 1:05.22, track fast.1–Champions Gate, 118, b g, 7, Pure Prize–Amadamprez,

by Northern Afleet, $14,700, O–Thomas Barnes, B–Donald R. Dizney (CA), T–Richard J. Rettele, J–Alvaro Hernan-dez-Lopez

Margin: 5¼, 7 starters. View Equibase Chart

Will Rogers Downs, Race 9, ALW5/10, $25,080, 3yo/up, 6f (dirt), 1:10.69, track fast.1–Go Hum Dinger, 118, b g, 3, Save Big Money–Tethras

Lil Mimi, by Tethra, $14,582, O–J. F. Stewart, B–J. F. Stewart (OK), T–Andy Gladd, J–Curtis Kimes

Margin: ½, 6 starters. View Equibase Chart

MAIDEN RESULTS

Belmont Park, Race 1, MSW5/11, $60,000, 2yo, 5f (dirt), :58.38, track fast.1–Escape to Vegas H, 119, b c, 2, Desert Party–Run-

away Tiger, by Runaway Groom, $36,000, O–Robert Masi-ello, B–Sinatra Thoroughbred Racing & Breeding (NY), T–Thomas Morley, J–Manuel Franco

Sale History: 2015 FTNAUG, $40,000, 2014 KEENOV, $40,000.

Margin: 4¾, 5 starters. View Equibase Chart

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Belmont Park, Race 4, MSW5/11, $60,000, 3yo/up, 8.5f (turf), 1:41.40, course firm.1–Dream Doctor, 124, b g, 5, Freud–Jade Palace, by Jade

Hunter, $36,000, O–Patricia L. Moseley, B–Mrs. James B. Moseley (NY), T–Tim Woolley, J–Angel S. Arroyo

Sale History: 2012 FTNAUG, ($27,000 RNA).Margin: 1¼, 12 starters. View Equibase Chart

Belmont Park, Race 6, MSW5/11, $75,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 6f (dirt), 1:10.84, track fast.1–Taurine H, 118, b f, 3, Flatter–Fight to Love, by Fit to

Fight, $45,000, O–Green Lantern Stables LLC, B–Hargus Sexton, Sandra Sexton, Tom Bozarth & Silver Fern Farm LLC (KY), T–Christophe Clement, J–Joel Rosario

Sale History: 2014 KEESEP, $500,000.

Margin: ½, 6 starters. View Equibase Chart

Gulfstream Park, Race 2, MSW5/11, $55,000, 2yo, f, 4.5f (dirt), :51.26, track fast.

1–Bode's Dream H, 118, gr/ro f, 2, Bodemeister–Frolic's Dream, by Smoke Glacken, $24,000, O–St. Elias Stable, B–SF Bloodstock LLC (KY), T–Todd A. Pletcher, J–Edgard J. Zayas

Sale History: 2016 OBSMAR, ($340,000 RNA), 2015 KEESEP, $300,000, 2014 KEENOV, $135,000.

Margin: 3¾, 5 starters. View Equibase Chart

Indiana Downs, Race 4, MSW5/11, $32,000, 2yo, 4.5f (dirt), :52.09, track fast.1–Sobrino H, 118, b g, 2, Successful Appeal–Inaugural

Beauty, by Lemon Drop Kid, $19,200, O–Southwest Racing Stables, B–Roy Gottlieb (KY), T–Genaro Garcia, J–Leandro R. Goncalves

Sale History: 2015 KEEJAN, $1,000.Margin: 1½, 10 starters. View Equibase Chart

Indiana Downs, Race 6, MSW5/11, $32,000, 3/4/5yo, 8.32f (dirt), 1:42.59, track fast.1–Big Joe Candy, 123, dk b/br g, 4, Candy Ride (ARG)–

Aunt Winnie (IRE), by Deputy Minister, $19,200, O–Joseph E. Besecker, B–Clearsky Farms (KY), T–Joe Sharp, J–Fer-nando De La Cruz

Margin: 1¼, 10 starters. View Equibase Chart

Indiana Downs, Race 8, MSW

5/11, $34,000, 3/4/5yo, f/m, 8f (dirt), 1:38.64, track fast.1–Heronetta H, 122, gr/ro f, 4, Marchfield–Checker Hall,

by Seeking the Gold, $20,400, O–Template Farm, B–John O'Meara (IN), T–Kellyn Gorder, J–Albin Jimenez

Sale History: 2013 KEEJAN, $15,000.Margin: 5, 5 starters. View Equibase Chart

Louisiana Downs, Race 3, MSW5/11, $23,000, 3yo, f, 6f (dirt), 1:14.04, track fast.1–Ski Tune, 118, b f, 3, Brahms–Ski Race, by Appealing

Skier, $13,800, O–Melissa Cantacuzene, B–Melissa Canta-cuzene (LA), T–Ralph R. Irwin, J–John Jacinto

Margin: ¾, 9 starters. View Equibase Chart

Thistledown, Race 6, MSW5/11, $29,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 8.32f (dirt), 1:48.89, track

fast.1–Sweetalkingjustice H, 119, b f, 3, Lantana Mob–Lost

Appeal, by Valid Appeal, $17,400, O–Charlie J. Williams LLC, B–Justice Farm & Greg Justice (OH), T–Sandra Marie Adkins, J–Christian P. Pilares

Sale History: 2014 KEESEP, $16,000.Margin: 2¾, 9 starters. View Equibase Chart

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MAN O' WAR S. (GR. IT)Belmont Park, Saturday, May 14, Race 1011f (turf), $400,000, 4yo/up, 6:17 PM (local)

P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight M/L Owner 1 Morandi (FR) Holy Roman Emperor (IRE) 6/h Javier Castellano 115 - Schwartz, Martin, S. 2 Money Multiplier H Lookin At Lucky 4/r Irad Ortiz, Jr. 117 - Klaravich Stables, Inc. and Lawrence, William H. 3 Can'thelpbelieving (IRE) Duke of Marmalade (IRE) 5/g Joel Rosario 115 - Frassetto, Albert 4 Closing Bell H Tapit 4/c Jose Lezcano 121 - WinStar Farm LLC 5 Go Around H Medaglia d'Oro 4/c Junior Alvarado 119 - Vegso, Peter 6 Up With the Birds Stormy Atlantic 6/h Jose L. Ortiz 115 - Sam-Son Farm 7 Kaigun Northern Afleet 6/g Joe Bravo 117 - Barber, Gary, Swartz, Harvey A. and Casse, Tina 8 Biz The Nurse (IRE) Oratorio (IRE) 6/h Luis Saez 115 - D'Amato, John 9 Wake Forest (GER) Sir Percy (GB) 6/h John R. Velazquez 115 - Dubb, Michael, Sheep Pond Partners and Bethlehem

StablesBreeders: 1–Eric Puerari & Oceanic Bloodstock; 2–Machmer Hall & Haymarket Farm; 3–G. Kelly, Milltownmore & Pinnacle B/S; 4–W. S. Farish & Lazy F Ranch; 5–Vegso Racing Stable; 6–Sam-Son Farm; 7–William Sorokolit Racing Stable Inc.; 8–Massimo Parri; 9–Stiftung Gestut Fahrhof.Trainers: 1–Chad C. Brown; 2–Chad C. Brown; 3–H. Graham Motion; 4–William I. Mott; 5–William I. Mott; 6–H. Graham Motion; 7–Mark E. Casse; 8–Thomas Albertrani; 9–Chad C. Brown.

RUFFIAN S. (GR. II)Belmont Park, Saturday, May 14, Race 78f (dirt), $250,000, 4yo/up f/m, 4:41 PM (local)

P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight M/L Owner 1 Cavorting H Bernardini 4/f Javier Castellano 123 - Stonestreet Stables LLC 2 Include Betty H Include 4/f Jose Lezcano 123 - Jones, Brereton C. and Thorton, Tim 3 Spelling Again Awesome Again 5/m Luis Saez 121 - Seajay Racing LLC 4 Calamity Kate Yes It's True 4/f John R. Velazquez 123 - Hall, George 5 Welcome Aboard Rock Hard Ten 6/m Junior Alvarado 115 - Jamgotchian, Jerry 6 Carrumba Bernardini 4/f Jose L. Ortiz 121 - Phipps StableBreeders: 1–Swettenham Stud; 2–Lavin Bloodstock & Brereton C. Jones; 3–George Strawbridge; 4–K & G Stables; 5–Gary & Mary West Stables Inc.; 6–Phipps Stable.Trainers: 1–Kiaran P. McLaughlin; 2–Thomas F. Proctor; 3–Brad H. Cox; 4–Kelly J. Breen; 5–Eric R. Reed; 6–Claude R. McGaughey III.

PETER PAN S. (GR. II)Belmont Park, Saturday, May 14, Race 99f (dirt), $200,000, 3yo, 5:45 PM (local)

P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight M/L Owner 1 Supah Czech H Uncle Mo 3/c Jose Lezcano 116 - XYZ Racing 2 Singleton H Malibu Moon 3/c Manuel Franco 116 - Mossarosa 3 Adventist Any Given Saturday 3/c Irad Ortiz, Jr. 116 - Treadway Racing Stable 4 Decorated Soldier Proud Citizen 3/c John R. Velazquez 120 - Eclipse Thoroughbred Partners 5 Governor Malibu H Malibu Moon 3/c Joel Rosario 116 - Jump Sucker Stable and Oak Bluff Stables 6 Wild About Deb H Eskendereya 3/c Trevor McCarthy 116 - Lizza, Marisa 7 Unified Candy Ride (ARG) 3/c Jose L. Ortiz 116 - Centennial Farms 8 Lost Iron H Flatter 3/c Junior Alvarado 116 - Clarke, H., Braverman, P., Albstein, A., Murray, T. and

Robertson, C.Breeders: 1–Hickstead Farm; 2–WinQuest Thoroughbreds, LLC; 3–Monticule; 4–Green Lantern Stables, LLC; 5–Richard Leahy Oak Bluff Stables; 6–Northwest Farms LLC; 7–Blue Devil Racing Stable, LLC; 8–Dorothy A. Matz.Trainers: 1–Michael E. Gorham; 2–Nicholas P. Zito; 3–Leah Gyarmati; 4–Todd A. Pletcher; 5–Christophe Clement; 6–Philip D'Amato; 7–James A. Jerkens; 8–William I. Mott.

BEAUGAY S. (GR. IIIT)Belmont Park, Saturday, May 14, Race 88.5f (turf), $150,000, 4yo/up f/m, 5:13 PM (local)

P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight M/L Owner 1 Recepta H Speightstown 5/m John R. Velazquez 119 - Phillips Racing Partnership and Gartin, Pam 2 Ticking Katie (IRE) Baltic King (GB) 5/m Luis Saez 115 - Jim and Susan Hill 3 Ball Dancing H Exchange Rate 5/m Javier Castellano 121 - Farish, W.S. and Mooney, F. Steve 4 Tapitry H Tapit 4/f Jose L. Ortiz 117 - Gainesway Stable (Antony Beck) and Rosen, Andrew 5 Sistas Stroll H Stroll 5/m Jose Lezcano 115 - Five Fillies Stable LLC 6 Strike Charmer Smart Strike 6/m Irad Ortiz, Jr. 115 - Courtlandt Farms (Donald and Donna Adam) 7 Miss Atomic Bomb (GB) Intikhab 5/m Cornelio H. Velasquez 115 - Swinburn, Walter 8 My Miss Sophia H Unbridled's Song 5/m Joel Rosario 115 - Alpha Delta StablesBreeders: 1–John W. Phillips & Hank Snowden; 2–Tally Ho Stud; 3–Kirk Wycoff & Deby Wycoff; 4–WinStar Farm, LLC; 5–E. H. Beau Lane III; 6–Courtlandt Farm; 7–Tarworth Bloodstock Investments Ltd; 8–John D. Gunther.Trainers: 1–James J. Toner; 2–Brian A. Lynch; 3–Chad C. Brown; 4–Claude R. McGaughey III; 5–Thomas F. Proctor; 6–Mark A. Hennig; 7–Niall Saville; 8–William I. Mott.

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MARINE S. (CAN-III)Woodbine, Saturday, May 14, Race 88.5f (all-weather), $150,000, 3yo, 4:53 PM (local)

P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight M/L Owner 1 Bear'sway H Tizway 3/c Eurico Rosa Da Silva 120 - Bear Stables Ltd. 2 Greatest Game H Giant's Causeway 3/c Patrick Husbands 123 - John C. Oxley 3 Dragon Bay Parading 3/g Gerry Olguin 121 - Brent & Russell McLellan and Stuart C. Simon 4 Riker H Include 3/c Jesse M. Campbell 121 - Team Valor International, Barber, Gary and Tucci Stables 5 Thatlookonyerface H Summer Bird 3/g Gary Boulanger 117 - Dominion Bloodstock & Barry Butzer 6 Beaver Trapper Trappe Shot 3/c Melanie Pinto 117 - Tami Bobo and Dean NixonBreeders: 1–Tapestry Stud LLC; 2–William L. Currin; 3–Shawhan Place LLC; 4–Turner Breeders; 5–Sun Valley Farm; 6–Baugh 2002.Trainers: 1–Reade Baker; 2–Mark E. Casse; 3–Stuart C. Simon; 4–Mark E. Casse; 5–David Cotey; 6–Justin J. Nixon.

MICHAEL F. ROWLAND MEMORIAL H.Thistledown, Saturday, May 14, Race 76f (dirt), $75,000, 3yo/up, 3:55 PM (local)

P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight M/L Owner 1 Eightthehardway Parents' Reward 4/g Christian P. Pilares 123 - Paul Groves 2 Magnum Mills Mercer Mill 3/g T. D. Houghton 112 - Mast Thoroughbreds LLC 3 Jac's Fact Kentucky Dane 5/h Megan Fadlovich 124 - Raymond Donald 4 Spark of the Year Risk and Reward 4/g Luis M. Quinones 115 - Laurie Pratt 5 Startin Something Musical Dreamer 8/m Irwin J. Rosendo 114 - Blazing Meadows Farm LLC 6 He's Taken Hostile Takeover 4/g Ashley L. Kauffman 116 - Crumley Racing Stable LLC 7 Mound Mercer Mill 4/g Ernesto Oro 118 - Scioto Farm 8 Pyrite Mill Mercer Mill 6/g Ricardo Feliciano 118 - Charlie J. Williams LLCBreeders: 1–Blazing Meadows Farm; 2–Eyes of a Child Stable; 3–Raymond Donald; 4–Laurie S Pratt; 5–Blazing Meadows Farm; 6–Double D Farm Corp.; 7–Ronald D. Fields; 8–D.W. Frazier MD.Trainers: 1–Richard T. Vickers; 2–Robert M. Gorham; 3–Ivan Vazquez; 4–Laurie Pratt; 5–Timothy E. Hamm; 6–Jevon D. Crumley; 7–Ivan Vazquez; 8–Sandra Marie Adkins.

DECATHLON S.Monmouth Park, Saturday, May 14, Race 106f (dirt), $75,000, 3yo/up, 5:12 PM (local)

P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight M/L Owner 1 Any Court Inastorm Successful Appeal 5/g Erick D. Rodriguez 117 - Joan P. Everett 2 Seeking the Sherif H Officer 7/g Paco Lopez 117 - David Jacobson 3 D C Dancer Not For Love 6/g Trevor McCarthy 117 - TomRus LLC 4 A. P. Indian Indian Charlie 6/g Daniel Centeno 117 - Green Lantern Stables LLC 5 Lucy's Bob Boy Flatter 7/g Gabriel Saez 117 - Michael Furr 6 Alfredo Romana More Than Ready 5/h No Rider 117 - M.C. Van Sant, T. Salerno and D. Nunn 7 Delta Bluesman Wagon Limit 6/g Jonathan J. Gonzales 117 - Monster Racing Stables 8 Fabulous Kid Congrats 5/h Aaron T. Gryder 117 - David JacobsonBreeders: 1–W. Dale & Joan Everett; 2–Diamond A Racing Corp.; 3–Katharine M. Voss & Robert T Manfuso; 4–Green Lantern Stables, LLC; 5–Robert W. Furr Sr.; 6–Gilbert G. Campbell; 7–Denis A. Dwyer; 8–Dr. K K Jayaraman MD & Dr. Vilasini Devi Jayaraman MD.Trainers: 1–Jason Egan; 2–David Jacobson; 3–Michael J. Trombetta; 4–Arnaud Delacour; 5–Sandra A. Dono; 6–David Nunn; 7–Jorge Navarro; 8–David Jacobson.

UNBRIDLED SIDNEY S.Churchill Downs, Saturday, May 14, Race 85f (turf), $65,000, 3yo/up f/m, 4:19 PM (local)

P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight M/L Owner 1 Acapulco Scat Daddy 3/f Robby Albarado 116 - Mrs. John Magnier, Michael Tabor and Derrick Smith 2 Late Spring Speightstown 4/f Corey J. Lanerie 121 - G. Watts Humphrey, Jr. and St. George Farm Racing,

LLC (Ian Banwell) 3 Fonepferesh (IRE) H Holy Roman Emperor (IRE) 5/m Gary L. Stevens 121 - Jerry Jamgotchian 4 Two Wonders Three Wonders 9/m Willie Martinez 121 - Roger Simons 5 Amarachi Northern Afleet 4/f Sophie Doyle 121 - Ron McCauley 6 Calypso Run H Harlan's Holiday 4/f Brian Joseph Hernandez, Jr. 121 - Barry and Joni Butzow 7 Tesalina (CHI) Fusaichi Pegasus 5/m Julien R. Leparoux 121 - Don Alberto Stable (Carlos Heller) 8 Lindisfarne H City Zip 4/f Florent Geroux 121 - KMN Racing, LLC (Kevin Nish)Breeders: 1–Dr. Charles Giles; 2–G. Watts Humphrey & St. George Farm Racing, LLC; 3–Patrick Grogan; 4–Lorna Possler & John Wilson; 5–Ron McCauley; 6–Tom Evans, Tenlane Farm & Oratis; 7–Haras Don Alberto; 8–Donald R. Dizney.Trainers: 1–Wesley A. Ward; 2–Victoria H. Oliver; 3–Eric R. Reed; 4–Gerald E. Brooks; 5–Tevis Q. McCauley; 6–Joe Sharp; 7–Wesley A. Ward; 8–Steven M. Asmussen.

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GOLDEN POPPY S.Golden Gate Fields, Saturday, May 14, Race 78.5f (turf), $50,000, 3yo/up f/m, 4:45 PM (local)

P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight M/L Owner 1 Central Heat Unusual Heat 7/m Russell A. Baze 117 - William J. Delia or Dana Rocheford 2 Screaming Skylar H Smart Strike 4/f Catalino Martinez 117 - Rockingham Ranch or Pell 3 Handfull Comic Strip 7/m Ricardo Gonzalez 117 - Team Green, Hollendorfer or Nakkashian 4 Chronologic'sghost Parading 4/f Anne Sanguinetti 117 - J. C. Racing Stable 5 Chocolatier (FR) Lawman (FR) 5/m Julien Couton 117 - Chappell Alpine Farms LLC 6 Miss Boom Boom Run Away and Hide 4/f Alejandro Gomez 117 - Jerry Hollendorfer, Steve Melen & Steve Taub 7 Elprado's Heirloom Tannersmyman 5/m Joe A. Crispin 117 - Pangaea Racing 8 Envahir Invasor (ARG) 4/f Kyle Frey 117 - J & G Stables 9 Qiaona Wilko 6/m Juan J. Hernandez 117 - Curt & Lila Lanning, LLCBreeders: 1–Abrams, Huston Racing, Matties Racing, Auerbach; 2–W. S. Farish; 3–Dr. & Mrs. William T. Gray DVM; 4–Oak Haven Farm; 5–Haras De Bernesq; 6–Michael Riordan & Aaron Sones; 7–Sarah McCarthy; 8–C. Kidder, N. Cole, J.K. Griggs & W.Betz; 9–B&B Zietz Stables, Inc..Trainers: 1–William Delia; 2–Peter Miller; 3–Jerry Hollendorfer; 4–Manuel Badilla; 5–Blaine D. Wright; 6–Jerry Hollendorfer; 7–Meagan Davenport; 8–William E. Morey; 9–Ed Moger, Jr..

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TOP BREEDERS

TOP OWNERS

Rank Name Starts Wins Places Shows Earnings Win% WPS%

1 WinStar Farm, LLC 415 62 53 52 $2,841,113 15% 40%

2 Stonestreet Thoroughbred Holdings LLC 190 23 27 30 $1,714,765 12% 42%

3 Summerhill Farm 5 2 0 0 $1,711,580 40% 40%

4 Kenneth L. Ramsey & Sarah K. Ramsey 451 71 68 61 $1,600,214 16% 44%

5 Adena Springs 450 54 58 78 $1,525,733 12% 42%

6 Jones Brereton C. 473 64 72 73 $1,487,080 14% 44%

7 Darley 191 26 32 21 $1,325,571 14% 41%

8 Spendthrift Farm LLC 164 29 24 24 $1,304,485 18% 47%

9 Fipke Charles 207 26 23 24 $1,247,043 13% 35%

10 Besilu Stables, LLC 26 6 4 5 $1,106,804 23% 58%

Rank Name Starts Wins Places Shows Earnings Win% WPS%

1 Reddam Racing LLC 95 15 9 14 $4,696,150 16% 40%

2 Ramsey, Kenneth L. and Sarah K. 253 48 54 28 $2,150,928 19% 51%

3 Midwest Thoroughbreds, Inc. 218 57 37 32 $1,675,255 26% 58%

4 Repole Stable 78 22 10 16 $1,571,108 28% 62%

5 Stonestreet Stables LLC 45 13 9 3 $1,466,879 29% 56%

6 Shadwell Stable 72 8 9 12 $1,250,213 11% 40%

7 WinStar Farm LLC 52 13 5 9 $1,210,695 25% 52%

8 Big Chief Racing, LLC, Head of Plains Partners LLC, Rocker O Ranch, LLC et al. 3 1 1 1 $1,048,000 33% 100%

9 Charles E. Fipke 70 12 12 7 $1,044,035 17% 44%

10 Hronis Racing LLC 69 16 9 6 $972,494 23% 45%

Listed below are the top 10 leading breeders by 2016 North American earnings through May 10, 2016. Racing statistics are 2016 North American only.

Listed below are the top 10 leading owners by 2016 North American earnings through May 10, 2016. Racing statistics are 2016 North American only.

2016 TURF SIRESListed below are the top 10 leading sires by 2016 North American turf earnings through May 10, 2016. Only stallions that have at least one turf runner in North America are included. Racing statistics are 2016 North American only.

’16 Turf % Total Rank Stallion Sire, YOB ’16 Stud Fee Farm Chief Earner (Earnings) Earnings Earnings

1 Kitten's Joy El Prado, ’01 $100,000 Ramsey Farm, Inc., KY Divisidero ($347,850) $1,749,167 65%

2 City Zip Carson City, ’98 $40,000 Lane's End, KY Catch a Glimpse ($251,700) $1,030,760 35%

3 Lemon Drop Kid Kingmambo, ’96 $40,000 Lane's End, KY Da Big Hoss ($275,880) $980,061 49%

4 Giant's Causeway Storm Cat, ’97 $85,000 Ashford Stud, KY Giant Run ($111,270) $965,372 32%

5 Scat Daddy Johannesburg, ’04 Died Ashford Stud, KY Celestine ($191,680) $934,335 41%

6 Tapit Pulpit, ’01 $300,000 Gainesway, KY Time and Motion ($84,000) $914,084 17%

7 More Than Ready Southern Halo, ’97 $50,000 WinStar Farm LLC, KY Life Imitates Art ($106,870) $806,389 41%

8 Unusual Heat Nureyev, ’90 $20,000 Harris Farms, CA Pacific Heat ($116,030) $801,943 53%

9 Bernstein Storm Cat, ’97 Died N/A Tepin ($602,280) $762,753 68%

10 English Channel Smart Strike, ’02 $25,000 Calumet Farm, KY Heart to Heart ($269,250) $710,524 75%