Kentucky Derby 2011 Pedigree Profiles

1The name of each Triple Crown contender links to his BloodHorse.com horse profile page. There you will find related articles, an expandable pedigree, auction history, and photos of the runner. Clicking on the horse’s name will open the horse profile page in a new browser tab.

Pedigree ProfilesFriday, april 22, 2011

2011 Kentucky Derby Pedigree Analysesanimal kingdomTrainer: H. Graham Motion Owner: Team Valor International Breeder: Team Valor (KY)

While no one can question the racetrack abilities of Animal King-dom, the son of Brazilian-bred champion grass horse Leroidesani-

maux and German group III winner Dalicia, some may wonder how he will handle the Churchill Downs dirt on Kentucky Derby Day.

Animal Kingdom has had only four starts but has won twice—break-ing his maiden over Keeneland’s Polytrack last fall and capturing the Vinery Racing Spiral Stakes (gr. III), also on Polytrack, at Turfway Park March 26. Both races were at 11⁄8 miles, indicating Animal Kingdom is perfectly capable of covering two turns.

But what about the dirt factor? Both Animal Kingdom’s dam and sire were terrific racehorses, but neither was ever tested on the dirt. While it’s a gamble as to how Animal Kingdom will handle a surface he’s never tried and one with which his family doesn’t have much experi-ence, one can only hope he is able to add versatility to a resume that already includes a stellar pedigree and inherent talents.

Animal Kingdom’s sire Leroidesanimaux, a son of Candy Stripes, loved running around two turns. In fact, some of Leroidesanimaux’ biggest victories came at 11⁄16 miles: The Citation Handicap (gr. IT), the Fourstardave Handicap (gr. IIT, during his championship season in 2005), and the Inglewood Handicap (gr. IIIT).

While Leroidesanimaux never competed in the Triple Crown, he did fare well in another highly important race—the 2005 NetJets Breed-ers’ Cup Mile (gr. IT), in which he missed by just three quarters of a length to Artie Schiller. Leroidesanimaux’s sire, Candy Stripes, also ran a respectable second in another famous one-mile race—the 1985 French Two Thousand Guineas (Fr-I), while Leroidesanimaux’ grand-sire, Blushing Groom, won the same contest in 1977.

The most promising aspect of Animal Kingdom’s being sired by Le-roidesanimaux is the fact the stallion’s best offspring, Always a Prin-cess, has excelled on the dirt. The 4-year-old filly captured the 11⁄16-mile Indiana Oaks (gr. II) at Hoosier Park and ran third in the one-mile Chilukki Stakes (gr. II) on the Churchill dirt, giving hope that Animal Kingdom may also like the surface. Always a Princess also has won two grade II contests on Santa Anita’s synthetic Pro-Ride surface this year.

In all, Leroidesanimaux, who has three crops of racing age, has sired three stakes winners—allgraded—and his progeny have earned $3.3 million. Out of the Ahonoora mare Dissemble, the stallion is a half brother to Brazilian group winners Uapybo and Disport.

Animal Kingdom was bred in Kentucky by Team Valor, which bought the colt’s German-bred dam Dalicia at the end of her 4-year-old season for about $400,000. At the time, that was a record price for a broodmare prospect sold at public auction in Germany, according to Team Valor syndicate founder/owner Barry Irwin.

Dalicia had stood out to Irwin because of her impressive physi-cal appearance, as well as the fact that in winning the 2005 Preis der Sparkassen-Finanzgruppe (Ger-III) at Baden Baden, she beat German and Italian Horse of the Year Soldier Hollow. Also worth noting is the fact the Preis der Sparkassen-Finanzgruppe was contested at the Derby

distance of 1¼ miles. Dalicia is a daughter of six-time German champion racehorse and

four-time leading German sire Acatenango, and her second dam Diasprina is a German stakes winner and German champion producer.

Dalicia was resold for $397,316 to Shadai Farm at the 2009 Tatter-salls December sale. In foal to Mr. Greely, she was consigned by Euro-pean Sales Management, agent. That foal, now a 2-year-old colt named Thursby, is her only other named offspring. Esther Marr

LEROIDESANIMAUX(Brz), ch, 2000

Candy Stripes, 1982Blushing Groom, 1974

Red GodRunaway Bride

Bubble Company, 1977LyphardProdice

Dissemble, 1989Ahonoora, 1975

LorenzaccioHelen Nichols

ANIMAL KINGDOM ch, c March 20, 2008

Kerali, 1984High LineSookera

Acatenango, 1982Surumu, 1974

LiteratSurama

DALICIA(Ger), b, 2001

Aggravate, 1966Aggressor IIRaven Locks

Dynamis, 1991Dancing Brave, 1983

LyphardNavajo Princess

Diasprina, 1986AsprosDorle

anthony’s crossTrainer: Eoin G. HartyOwner: A D K Racing Breeder: George Strawbridge (PA)

the best trait Anthony’s Cross possesses heading into the Triple Crown is that the son of Indian Charlie was bred to run all day.

His female family, bred four generations deep by the highly suc-cessful Pennsylvania owner/breeder George Strawbridge, is rich in two-turn stakes horses. Anthony’s Cross’ dam Screening, by Unbri-dled out of Recording, was unraced but she already has proved her worth as a broodmare by producing two graded stakes winners from her first two foals. Screening’s first foal is Fugitive Angel, by Alpha-bet Soup, who won the 11⁄16-mile Pin Oak Valley View Stakes by 33⁄4 lengths at Keeneland last fall. Anthony’s Cross broke his maiden at 11⁄16 miles then earned grade-winner status in the Robert B. Lewis Stakes (gr. II) over 11⁄8 miles at Santa Anita Park, defeating favorite Tapizar and Riveting Reason. He is not a lock to be part of the Ken-tucky Derby presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I) field, considering as of April 20 he is 25th on the graded earnings list ($182,000), with horses already declared off the Derby trail excluded. Stranger things have happened throughout the Derby prep season, so Anthony‘s Cross may find his way to the starting gate yet.

Anthony’s Cross is owned by Arianne de Kwiatkowski, who bought the colt for $300,000 out of the Fasig-Tipton Saratoga se-lect yearling sale from Derry Meeting Farm. Anyone looking for a horse to compete in the classic races would have looked hard at this colt.

Screening is out of graded stakes winner Recording, who is

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also the first foal out of her multiple graded stakes-winning dam Ratings.

Recording was lightly raced at 3, having won only three races in nine starts. Her victories, however, include the Sands Point Stakes (gr. IIIT), and she placed in the Lake George Stakes (gr. IIIT) at Saratoga. A daughter of Danzig, she went on to produce nine win-ners from 16 named foals of racing age. Her winners include two graded stakes winners—Representing and Smart Bid. Representing (by Rahy), who won her grade I in Switzerland, won six times at 11⁄2 miles and three times at 11⁄4 miles in France and Switzerland. Smart Bid (by Smart Strike) won at 11⁄8 miles in taking the Mervin H. Muniz Jr. Memorial Handicap (gr. II).

Additional stamina mixed with speed can be found on the sire side. Indian Charlie won the 11⁄8-mile Santa Anita Derby (gr. I) and finished third in the Kentucky Derby by 21⁄2 lengths behind Real Quiet and Victory Gallop. He is by California sire In Excess, who won the 1991 Suburban Handicap (gr. I) at 11⁄4 miles and won five stakes at 11⁄8 miles including the Woodward Stakes and the Whitney Stakes (both grade I). In Excess was also capable of showing brilliance at shorter distances, having won stakes at six furlongs and one at seven furlongs in England before being shipped to the United States in 1990.

If Anthony’s Cross doesn’t make it to the Derby, then mark him as one to watch in the Belmont Stakes (gr. I). Eric Mitchell

INDIAN CHARLIE, b, 1995

In Excess, 1987Siberian Express, 1981

CaroIndian Call

Kantado, 1976SaulingoVi

Soviet Sojourn, 1989Leo Castelli, 1984

Sovereign DancerSuspicious Native

ANTHONY’S CROSS b, c February 13, 2008

Political Parfait, 1984Diplomat WayPeach Butter

Unbridled, 1987Fappiano, 1977

Mr. ProspectorKillaloe

SCREENING, dkb/br, 2001

Gana Facil, 1981Le FabuleuxCharedi

Recording, 1995Danzig, 1977

Northern DancerPas de Nom

Ratings, 1988CaveatT. V. Ad

archarcharchTrainer: William H. FiresOwner: Robert and Loval YagosBreeder: Grapestock (KY)

archarcharch’s April 16 victory at 25-1 in the 11⁄8-mile Arkansas Derby (gr. I) was heralded as the latest upset on the 2011 Derby

Trail. However, careful observers knew that the dark bay/brown colt has been one of the most consistent performers in this year’s 3-year-old crop. He debuted November 27, finishing a fast-closing second at seven furlongs at Churchill Downs. He then broke his maiden December 18 in the six-furlong Sugar Bowl Stakes at Fair Grounds. This year, all of his starts have been at Oaklawn Park. On January 17, he finished fourth in the mile Smarty Jones Stakes, after uncharacteristically showing early speed. He then won the mile Southwest Stakes (gr. III) and finished third in the Rebel Stakes (gr. II) before his Arkansas Derby heroics.

Aboard for all six of Archarcharch’s starts was jockey Jon Court. Court’s father-in-law William “Jinks” Fires, who appears to have his first Derby starter after 50 years in the business, trains the colt. Archarcharch is owned by Robert and Loval Yagos, who purchased the Kentucky-bred at the 2009 Keeneland September Yearling Sale.

As his name suggests, Archarcharch is by Arch, a grade I win-ner who earned $480,969. Arch’s biggest win came in the 1998 Super Derby (gr. I), at the same distance as the Kentucky Derby. He also won the 1998 Fayette Stakes (gr. III) at Keeneland, setting a track record for 13⁄16 miles. In 10 crops of racing age, Arch has sired 29 stakes winners. He has been a versatile sire, with grade I winners on both dirt and turf. However, most of his runners have done best at distances past a mile. Arch is best known as the sire of Blame, 2010 champion older horse and conqueror of Zenyatta. Other prominent offspring by Arch include grade I winner Ar-ravale, who earned $1,129,697, and group I winners Overarch-ing and Les Arcs. His top performers of 2011, in addition to Ar-charcharch, include Toocleverforwords, winner of the Stage Door Betty (gr. III) at Calder, Inscrutable, who captured the 1¼-mile Prix Policeman in France, and Newsdad, who finished third in the Palm Beach Stakes (gr. III) on the turf at Gulfstream.

Archarcharch’s dam is the Woodman mare Woodman’s Dancer. She was a California girl, winning or placing in 16 of 19 starts in the Golden State, while earning $298,486. She earned most of her money at sprint distances, with her longest win at seven furlongs. She failed to win a stakes, but did finish third in both the A Gleam Handicap (gr. II) at Hollywood Park, and the Las Flores Handicap (gr. III) at Santa Anita. From five offspring to race, Woodman’s Dancer has produced four winners. Before Archarcharch, her big-gest performer was stakes winner Run Sully Run (by Cherokee Run), who earned $167,069. Run Sully Run won or placed in five stakes, including a victory in the Gilded Time Stakes at 51⁄2 fur-longs on the turf at Monmouth.

Although Woodman’s Dancer had most of her success at short distances, her sire, Woodman, is best known as a source of stami-na. Among his 111 stakes winners were several that had an impact on the Triple Crown, including 1991 Belmont Stakes winner Han-sel, and 1995 Preakness winner Timber Country. As a broodmare sire, Woodman is responsible for four champions and 66 graded winners.

There is also stamina on Woodman’s Dancer’s distaff side, as her dam, Pattern Step (by Nureyev), won the 11⁄8-mile Hollywood Oaks (gr. I) on the dirt at Hollywood Park, and the Providencia Stakes at that same distance on the turf at Santa Anita. Pattern Step produced eight winners in all, including stakes winners Se-attle Pattern and Total Bull. Pattern Step is a half sister to nine winners, including stakes winner Master Ace, grade III winner Fast, and group II winner Motley. Their dam, Tipping Time (by Commanding II), won or placed in nine stakes.

Archarcharch, the horse so nice they named him thrice, has the pedigree, the stamina, and the consistency to succeed on the first Saturday in May. All he needs now is a little racing luck.

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ARCH, dkb/br, 1995

Kris S., 1977Roberto, 1969

Hail to ReasonBramalea

Sharp Queen, 1965PrincequilloBridgework

Aurora, 1988Danzig, 1977


ARCHARCHARCH dkb/br, c March 18, 2008

Althea, 1981AlydarCourtly Dee

Woodman, 1983Mr. Prospector, 1970

Raise a NativeGold Digger

WOODMAN’S DANCER, dkb/br, 1994

Playmate, 1975BuckpasserIntriguing

Pattern Step, 1985Nureyev, 1977

Northern DancerSpecial

Tipping TimeCommanding IITipping



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astrologyTrainer: Steven M. Asmussen Owner: Stonestreet Stables and George BoltonBreeder: Stonestreet Thoroughbred Holdings (KY)

recently pensioned A.P. Indy is arguably the best stallion never to have sired a winner of the Kentucky Derby (gr. I), YET. But

if the stars align as the moon enters Cancer on May 7, 2011, his son Astrology just might rectify that.

A.P. Indy has been the go-to guy for stamina and class in American pedigrees since the Belmont Stakes (gr. I) and Breeders’ Cup Classic (gr. I) winner, champion 3-year-old male, Horse of the Year, and two-time leading sire, retired to Lane’s End Farm in 1993. His 136 stakes comprise 26 grade/group I winners, includ-ing Preakness Stakes (gr. I) winner Bernardini and Belmont Stakes winner Rags to Riches. Also sprinkled liberally among the highest-level are winners of the grade I Kentucky Oaks (Secret Status and Rags to Riches), Coaching Club Oaks (Music Note, Jilbab), and Alabama Stakes (Runup the Colors, Sweet Symphony). But, then again, nothing less could be expected for the son of a Triple Crown winner (Seattle Slew) out of a graded stakes-winning daughter of a Triple Crown winner (Secretariat).

Could Astrology’s female family be the genetic elixir needed to prime the pump that will end A.P. Indy’s Derby drought?

Astrology’s dam Quiet Eclipse wasn’t much of a racehorse, win-ning only a 51⁄2-furlong maiden race at Fair Grounds as a 4-year-old, but she did earn $42,405 in her 13-race career. While she may have been short on talent as a racehorse, as a broodmare, she has proved a tightly packaged pedigree powerhouse bursting at the genes. Before she produced grade III-winner Astrology, her first three foals, all by speed-oriented sires, had been stakes winners: Lunarpal, a grade III winner by Successful Appeal; and stakes-winning full sisters Lunargal and Lunarlady, by Yes It’s True.

What may very well prove to be the dynamo driving this pedi-gree is the excellent broodmare sire Quiet American, the sire of Quiet Eclipse—or more specifically, the female family of Quiet American. Sired by the atypical Mr. Prospector son Fappiano, Quiet American is one of those rare stallions whose sire and dam descend from the same strong female, and in this case the de-scent is only a few steps back. Fappiano’s dam, Killaloe, and Quiet American’s dam, Demure, are very closely related. Both are by Dr. Fager out of daughters of Cequillo.

But that’s not all from this female family. Cequillo, who pro-duced four stakes winners for Tartan, is herself a granddaughter of Acorn Stakes winner Hostility, who, in turn, is a granddaugh-ter of the great sire producer Plucky Liege through her daughter Marguerite de Valois, a full sister to leading sires Sir Gallahad III and Bull Dog, both significant components of American classic pedigrees.

Being a tail-female descendant of the great mare herself, Astrol-ogy’s dam brings a third strain of Plucky Liege, albeit through a less star-studded tribe. Like Cequillo, Quiet Eclipse branches from Hostility through Hostility’s stakes-winning daughter An-tagonism, an Eight Thirty half sister to Cequillo’s dam Boldness. With that extra kick, Quiet Eclipse not only has a sire with 4x3 inbreeding to the Tartan Farm foundation mare Cequillo, but she herself is inbred 6x6 to Cequillo’s granddam Hostility. Extrapolat-ing the family further in the pedigree, there are 14 instances of Plucky Liege in Quiet Eclipse’s nine-cross pedigree.

The A.P. Indy cross with Quiet American mares has already proved a success, yielding the high-class Preakness winner Ber-nardini, grade II winner A.P. Warrior, and stakes winner Dance Quietly.

Tom Hall

A.P. INDY, dkb/br, 1989

Seattle Slew, 1974Bold Reasoning, 1968

BoldnesianReason to Earn

My Charmer, 1969PokerFair Charmer

Weekend Surprise, 1980Secretariat, 1970

Bold RulerSomethingroyal

ASTROLOGY b, c March 17, 2008

Lassie Dear, 1974BuckpasserGay Missile

Quiet American, 1986Fappiano, 1977


QUIET ECLIPSE, b, 1996

Demure, 1977Dr. FagerQuiet Charm

June Gift, 1987Hold Your Peace, 1969

Speak JohnBlue Moon

Lady Ridanilustros, 1976IllustriousFriendly Ride

BrethrenTrainer: Todd A. PletcherOwner: WinStar Farm Breeder: WinStar Farm (KY)

in the 136-year history of the Kentucky Derby (gr. I) no single mare has produced two winners. However, judging by the performance of

Brethren, the half brother to 2010 Derby hero Super Saver, in the Sam F. Davis Stakes (gr. III) Feb. 12, it is at least a possibility the feat could be achieved this year. Of course, Brethren is going to have to overcome some considerably tougher opposition and run significantly faster than he did in the Sam Davis, if he is to gain classic laurels. It was, however, hard not to be taken with the ease in which he attained his four-length triumph.

It should also be remembered that Brethren was making only the third start of his career, and the first of this year, having won a six-furlong maiden at Belmont Park last October, and a mile allowance at Churchill Downs in November. In addition, it shouldn’t be overlooked that Brethren is a son of Distorted Humor, a horse whose offspring frequently begin to make more than average progress around this time of year. It was just over 12 months ago we featured a group of lightly-raced Distorted Humor prospects we thought had a bright future. One of these, Drosselmeyer, who runs in the same colors as Brethren, sub-sequently captured the Belmont Stakes (gr. I); two more, Colizeo and Endorsement (another in the same ownership as Brethren) won graded stakes; and Age of Humor, Funny Feeling, and Bank the Eight all took black-type events.

Of course, Distorted Humor has been one of the great stallion suc-cess stories of the last decade or so, starting at a modest initial stud fee, but siring Kentucky Derby (gr. I) winner Funny Cide in his first crop, with his other stars including Flower Alley, Hystericalady, Commenta-tor, Awesome Humor, Fourty Niners Son, Bit of Whimsy, Pathfork (a European classic hopeful for 2011), and Regal Ransom.

If it falls to Supercharger, the dam of Super Saver and Brethren, to become a history-making mare, pedigree aficionados will be able to find plenty of satisfaction in both the quality of the bloodlines and the pattern in which they are arranged. Bred by Ogden Mills Phipps, Supersaver won three times, and produced three foals in seven years, before being con-signed to the 2006 Keeneland November sale, where she was purchased by WinStar for $160,000, carrying Super Saver. Ironically, for all their long history of success, the Phipps family have never been represented by a Kentucky Derby (gr. I) winner, and the horse they bred named Hedge Fund, by Super Saver’s sire Maria’s Mon out of Supercharger, proved to be no better than a hard-knocking runner grinding out $160,699 with five wins from 57 starts between the ages of 4 and 7.

A daughter of A.P. Indy, Supercharger is a sister to the 2010 Vosburgh Stakes (gr. I) victor, Girolamo, and to the graded scorers Daydream-



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ing and Accelerator, both of whom were also grade I-placed. More significantly as far as the Triple Crown is concerned, Supercharger is also a sister to She’s A Winner, the dam of Bluegrass Cat. A son of Storm Cat, and like Super Saver and Brethren, bred by Win-Star and trained by Todd Pletcher, Bluegrass Cat won the Nashua Stakes (gr. III) and Remsen Stakes (gr. II) at 2, and the Sam F. Davis and Haskell Invitational Stakes (gr. I) at 3, and was runner-up in the Kentucky Derby and Belmont Stakes. Now standing at WinStar, Bluegrass Cat has made a promising start to his career and was one of the leading freshman sires of 2010.

Supercharger’s dam, Get Lucky, is a graded stakes-winning daughter of Mr. Prospector, and a sister to 1989 champion 2-year-old and Travers Stakes (gr. I) winner Rhythm. She’s also a sister to stakes-placed Not For Love, subsequently an outstanding sire in Maryland, and a half sister to Oscillate (by A.P. Indy’s sire, Seattle Slew), the dam of group winner and useful sire Mutakddim, and granddam of the Suburban Handicap (gr. I) scorer Frost Giant.

The second dam of Supercharger is the beautifully bred Dance Number, a daughter of Northern Dancer and Buckpasser’s 1971 champion 2-year-old filly Numbered Account. As we’ve seen, Dance Number was an excellent producer, and earlier she had lived up to her pedigree at the track winning the Beldame Stakes (gr. I), Shuvee Handicap (gr. II)—while equaling a track record for 8½ furlongs—the Dark Mirage Stakes, and the High Voltage Stakes, equaling a track-record for 6½ furlongs. Dance Number was also a half sister to Private Account, winner of the Gulfstream Park Handicap (gr. I) and Widener Handicap (gr. I), and an excel-lent sire, including of the undefeated champion Personal Ensign.

In direct female line, the family traces to perhaps the most re-vered of all modern taproot mares, La Troienne. However, here the La Troienne influence goes significantly beyond the tail-female line. A look at the pedigree of Numbered Account shows the close-ly related Busanda (dam of Buckpasser) and Striking—both by War Admiral out of daughters of La Troienne—2 x 3. The next two sires in the female line, Northern Dancer and Mr. Prospector didn’t add to the La Troienne background, but the mating with A.P. Indy certainly did, as he is by Seattle Slew (dam inbred to the sisters Busher and Striking, Striking also being the sixth dam of Super-charger) with a second dam by Buckpasser, and as a consequence Supercharger has War Admiral/La Troienne combinations through Busher, Striking and Busanda 6x6x5x5x6 in her pedigree.

It is doubtful it escaped the WinStar team that Maria’s Mon (the sire of Super Saver, who, as we have said, was in utero at the time) was by Wavering Monarch, a horse whose dam is by Buckpasser and also inbred to La Troienne. Additionally, there is little doubt that the mare would also have struck as an ideal mate for Win-Star’s lead stallion, Distorted Humor. With Funny Cide (dam by Slewacide, by Seattle Slew out of a Buckpasser mare) in his first crop, Distorted Humor rapidly demonstrated a potential genetic af-finity for the influence of Seattle Slew, and events have proved that that was not a false lead. Distorted Humor has sired four stakes winners from 17 starters (23.5%) out of mares by Seattle Slew himself, and nine stakes winners from 57 starters (15.8%) out of mares by sons of Seattle Slew.

At the time of Supercharger’s purchase, there had yet to be a stakes winner for the Distorted Humor/A.P. Indy cross, but the merits of the nick have been well-advertised by one of the first runners on the cross, Any Given Saturday, who had recently run a very promising second in the Kentucky Jockey Club Stakes (gr. II). Any Given Saturday didn’t win a classic, but after gaining his first stakes win in the Sam F Davis Stakes—a race that is becoming a recurring theme here—he did add the Dwyer Stakes (gr. II), Brook-lyn Handicap (gr. II), and Haskell Invitational Handicap, over Hard Spun and Curlin. The Distorted Humor/A.P. Indy cross has now produced five stakes winners from 27 starters (18.5%), Any Given

Saturday and Brethren being joined by Endorsement and Z Humor as graded winners on the cross.

In addition to being bred on a proven nick (it rates A+ on TrueNicks), Brethren also has some interesting inbreeding in his pedigree as Distorted Humor is by a son of Mr. Prospector out of a mare by a son of Northern Dancer, and his granddam, Get Lucky, is by Mr. Prospector out of a Northern Dancer mare. Alan Porter

DISTORTED HUMOR, ch, 1993

Forty Niner, 1985Mr. Prospector, 1970


File, 1976Tom RolfeContinue

Danzig’s Beauty, 1987Danzig, 1977


BRETHREN b, c April 11, 2008

Sweetest Chant, 1978Mr. LeaderGay Sonnet

A.P. Indy, 1989Seattle Slew, 1974

Bold ReasoningMy Charmer

SUPERCHARGER, b, 1995

Weekend Surprise, 1980SecretariatLassie Dear

Get Lucky, 1988

Mr. Prospector, 1970Raise a NativeGold Digger

Dance Number, 1979Northern DancerNumbered Ac-count

Brilliant sPeedTrainer: Thomas Albertrani Owner: Live Oak PlantationBreeder: Live Oak Stud (FL)

colonel E. R. Bradley, the famous gambler and Thoroughbred breed-er, has been quoted as saying that he would gladly bet any horse

that showed the ability to turn in a final quarter in :24 or less in a route race. If so, he would have loved Brilliant Speed’s finish in the Blue Grass Stakes (gr. I). Unhurried early, the Live Oak Stud homebred ran his final three-eighths in the neighborhood of :343⁄5 to nail Twinspired on the line.

Such a turn of foot is not that uncommon among top turfers, and un-til recently, it seemed as though turf racing would be Brilliant Speed’s forte. After two lackluster efforts in maiden races on dirt at Belmont and Saratoga, Brilliant Speed moved to grass for his next five starts and was not out of the money in any of them. His last two efforts on turf netted him placings in stakes company, both in tight finishes and after less than ideal trips. The Blue Grass, of course, is on Keeneland’s Polytrack surface, so Brilliant Speed’s ability to translate his best form to the dirt at Churchill Downs remains a major question.

Still, it is too soon to write Brilliant Speed off as a horse that can-not handle dirt. Both of his dirt starts were at sprint distances, and in both he is noted in the charts as having raced greenly after slow starts. And on pedigree, the colt has at least the possibility of mak-ing the transition.

Brilliant Speed is the 21st grade/group I winner for Dynaformer, one of the best sires of stamina in the American market and a horse that has gotten top runners on both turf and dirt, with 122 stakes winners to his credit so far. While the big son of Roberto is nearing the end of his stud career, he continues to get classy runners as another member of his 2008 crop is White Moonstone, undefeated winner of the 2010 Meon Valley Stud Fillies’ Mile Stakes (Eng-I) and two other English group events as a juvenile.

Brilliant Speed is, in fact, rather similarly bred to White Moonstone, as both are products of mares by sons of Mr. Prospector out of Northern Dancer-line mares. Both dams also feature Buckpasser in the third gen-erations of their pedigrees, though in different positions: The four-time leading broodmare sire appears as the broodmare sire of Seeking the Gold, whose daughter Desert Gold produced White Moonstone, and as



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the sire of Passing Mood, third dam of Brilliant Speed.Produced from 1969 Canadian Oaks winner Cool Mood (by Northern

Dancer), Passing Mood is part of an important Canadian family that has enjoyed marked success on both sides of the U.S.–Canadian border. She is a half sister to unraced Shy Spirit (by Personality), whose four stakes winners include the ill-fated 1990 Canadian Triple Crown winner Izvestia, a grade II winner in the U.S. before suffering a fatal breakdown as a 4-year-old, and the good Canadian sprinter Key Spirit (by Key to the Mint), winner of the 1991 Philadelphia Park Breeders’ Cup Handi-cap (gr. III). Shy Spirit also produced stakes-placed Playful Spirit (by Bold Hour), dam of 1992 Mazarine Stakes (gr. III) winner Play All Day (by Steady Growth). Play All Day, in turn, has produced 1998 Santa Anita Oaks (gr. I) winner Hedonist (by Alydeed), 1998 Coronation Fu-turity winner Zaha (by Kingmambo), and 2002 Brooklyn Handicap (gr. II) winner Seeking Daylight (by Seeking the Gold).

A stakes winner at 2, Passing Mood went her half sister one better with five stakes winners, two of very high caliber indeed: 1989 Cana-dian Triple Crown winner With Approval (by Caro), and 1997 Belmont Stakes (gr. I) winner Touch Gold (by Deputy Minister). Another of her stakes winners, Touch Gold’s full sister Daijin, is herself the dam of the stakes-winning A.P. Indy fillies Handpainted (whose Seeking the Gold colt Patena won the 2008 Display Stakes) and Serenading, and of un-raced Speed Succeeds (by Gone West), dam of Brilliant Speed.

Both Izvestia and With Approval showed high-class ability on dirt but were better on the grass, perhaps foreshadowing where Brilliant Speed’s greatest ability lies. On the other hand, Touch Gold was a dual grade I winner on dirt, and both Handpainted and Serenading were stakes winners on that surface. Dynaformer, though known for his prowess in getting turf runners, was himself more accomplished on the dirt, so the pedigree signals are as mixed as this year’s Derby picture—which, if Brilliant Speed goes to the post, will have one more wild card thrown in. Avalyn Hunter

DYNAFORMER, dkb/br, 1985

Roberto, 1969Hail to Reason, 1958

Turn-toNothirdchance

Bramalea, 1959NashuaRarelea

Andover Way, 1978His Majesty, 1968

RibotFlower Bowl

BRILLIANT SPEED dkb/br, c April 22, 2008

On the Trail, 1964OlympiaGolden Trail

Gone West, 1984Mr. Prospector, 1970


SPEED SUCCEEDS, dkb/br, 2001

Secrettame, 1978SecretariatTamerett

Daijin, 1992Deputy Minister, 1979

Vice RegentMint Copy

Passing Mood, 1978BuckpasserCool Mood

decisive momentTrainer: Juan D. Arias Owner: Just for Fun Stable (Ruben Sierra) Breeder: Just for Fun Stable (FL)

ruben Sierra’s Decisive Moment, racing under the Just for Fun Stable banner, has made his way along the Kentucky Derby Pre-

sented by Yum! Brands (gr. I) trail the hard way. He has managed to amass $301,000 in graded stakes earnings and a spot in the Derby field while placing in the Delta Downs Jackpot Stakes (gr. III) and Vinery Racing Spiral Stakes (gr. III) and picking up $6,000 with his fifth-place finish in the Risen Star Stakes (gr. II).

Decisive Moment is the first stakes winner by his sire, With Dis-tinction. He had ample opportunity on the racetrack while racing for Robert and Beverly Lewis and trained by Hall of Famer D. Wayne

Lukas. He won a grade III event, the 51⁄2-furlong El Conejo Handicap in 2006, and placed in three graded events from six to nine furlongs. Based on his pedigree, he was sent to stud and has stood his entire career at Hartley/De Renzo Thoroughbreds in Central Florida. His fee for 2011 is $5,000.

A son of Storm Cat, With Distinction is out of the unraced Alydar mare Extravagant Woman. Alydar, second to Affirmed in all three legs of the Triple Crown in 1978, instills classic potential to a pedigree, as does a dose of Secretariat, the broodmare sire of Storm Cat. Ex-travagant Woman is out of Squander, the winner of the 1976 Sorority Stakes (gr. I) for Ogden Mills Phipps. A half sister to Diana Handicap (gr. IIT) winner Duty Dance, Squander is out of Wheatley Stable’s Discipline, winner of three stakes that now have graded status.

A catalog page of the Jean Laffite winner won’t have your hands black with ink, but his female family does have a smattering of stakes class, although mainly one-turn successes.

Decisive Moment’s second dam, Tell Margie, won the five-furlong Mill Race Handicap in the summer of 1993 at Philadelphia Park. Tell Margie is a daughter of Talc, a long-time leading sire in New York throughout the 1990s. The Maryland-bred son of Rock Talk (a great grandson of Hyperion) won eight stakes including the Cheasapeake Handicap (gr. III) at the old Bowie track and a division of the Kent Stakes (gr. III) at Delaware Park in 1975. He sired 25 stakes winners including early ’90s New York graded stakes winners Argyle Lake, Lottsa Talc, and Farmonthefreeway.

Li’l Puss, the fourth dam of Decisive Moment, placed in the Col-leen Stakes at 2 at Monmouth Park and is the dam of 1980 San Clem-ente Stakes winner Plenty O’Toole (by Raise a Cup). Plenty O’Toole ran third going 11⁄4 miles in the 1982 Santa Barbara Handicap (gr. IT). Li’l Puss is also a half sister to Brazen Brother, winner of the then-seven-furlong Jim Dandy Stakes at Saratoga in 1971. Evan Hammonds

WITH DISTINCTION, dkb/br, 2001

Storm Cat, 1983 Storm Bird, 1978

Northern DancerSouth Ocean

Terlingua, 1976SecretariatCrimson Saint

Extravagant Woman, 1982Alydar, 1975

Raise a NativeSweet Tooth

DECISIVE MOMENT dkb/br, c March 14, 2008

Squander, 1974BuckpasserDiscipline

Dehere, 1991Deputy Minister, 1979


LADY SAMIRA, dkb/br, 1996

Sister Dot, 1985SecretariatSword Game

Tell Margie, 1989Talc, 1972

Rock TalkHeat Rash

Tattle Tale, 1980TellLi’l Puss

dialed inTrainer: Nicholas P. ZitoOwner: Robert V. LaPenta Breeder: W. S. Farish, Madeleine Pickens & Skara Glen

Stables (KY)

same connections, same track, same race, same finish—just a dif-ferent horse. As in the 2010 Florida Derby (gr. I), owner Robert

LaPenta and trainer Nick Zito teamed up with a confirmed closer of a colt to snag the traditional orchid wreath by a narrow margin. Even the winners’ pedigrees are similar, both being by sires bred on the A.P. Indy/Mr. Prospector cross out of Storm Cat-line mares. Only this time, the winner was not Ice Box, a 20-1 shot, but Dialed In, one of the favor-ites and now three-for-four in his brief racing career.

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owner William Farish along with Madeleine Pickens and Skara Glen Stables, Dialed In is the second grade I winner for his sire but is very different from the first, Discreetly Mine. Although Discreetly Mine stayed well enough to win the 2010 Risen Star Stakes (gr. II) over 8½ furlongs in a front-running performance, his forte was speed, with his biggest win coming in the seven-furlong King’s Bishop Stakes (gr. I). Dialed In, on the other hand, depends on a strong closing run to get the job done and apparently has more of a liking for distance.

The respective aptitudes of the two colts seem a bit surprising, given that Discreetly Mine is out of Alabama Stakes (gr. I) winner Pretty Dis-creet while Dialed In is out of grade II-placed Miss Doolittle, who raced only in sprints. Pretty Discreet, however, was quick enough to be grade I-placed twice at 2 and benefitted from a sloppy track (which she rel-ished) in the Alabama, rolling to a front-running win in what was by far the best performance of her career. As her other foals include the brilliant miler Discreet Cat, it would seem that her progeny reflected rather than diverged from her true proclivities.

Miss Doolittle, on the other hand, was never tried at longer distances, though she had two half siblings (both by the staying Theatrical) who were winners at nine furlongs or more and, indeed, needed a route to win at all. As a daughter of Storm Cat out of 1992 champion juvenile filly Eliza, by the sprinting Mt. Livermore, Miss Doolittle looked like a miler on paper. Eliza, though, was effective enough over nine furlongs to place in the Kentucky Oaks (gr. I) behind the high-class filly Dispute and in the Santa Anita Derby (gr. I) against males; further, her half brother Dinard (by Strawberry Road) won the 1991 Santa Anita Derby. Nor can Mt. Livermore be dismissed as a pure speed influence as he sired a number of horses that could handle nine or 10 furlongs well, headed by Canadian Horses of the Year Peaks and Valleys (1995) and Mt. Sassafras (1996).

Daring Bidder, the dam of Eliza, never raced but is a daughter of 1966 co-champion handicap male Bold Bidder, a winner of several major stakes at 10 furlongs and sire of Kentucky Derby winners Can-nonade (1974) and Spectacular Bid (1979). “The Bid,” also the winner of the Preakness Stakes, is still widely regarded as the best horse ever to complete the Derby-Preakness double without sweeping the Triple Crown, winning 26 of his 30 starts and earning championship titles every year he raced.

Daring Bidder was produced from the Prince Dare mare Daring Step, one of four stakes winners produced by the Air Hero mare Step Daugh-ter from matings to a series of modest sires. None were top-class run-ners, but considering that Step Daughter was unraced, that she was by an indifferent sire, and that her dam, her granddam, and her great-granddam were all undistinguished as both runners and producers, her broodmare career was nothing short of exceptional. In earlier days, Step Daughter’s family (a branch of Bruce Lowe Family 37) had produced 1884 Preakness Stakes winner Knight of Ellerslie and the good handi-cap horse Eon.

While the distaff side of Dialed In’s pedigree can be said to represent a renaissance for his female family, his sire Mineshaft combines some of the most fashionable—and talented—strains of the 20th century. Sired by 1992 Horse of the Year and subsequent leading sire A.P. Indy, Mineshaft is the best of five stakes winners from five named foals pro-duced by multiple grade I winner Prospectors Delite (by Mr. Prospec-tor). Prospectors Delite, in turn, is one of seven stakes winners (three of grade/group I stature) produced from the Hoist the Flag mare Up the Flagpole, a winner of the Delaware Oaks (gr. II). The female line is a flourishing branch of the great La Troienne family descended from Striking, a stakes-winning full sister to 1945 Horse of the Year Busher and to Mr. Busher, rated the second best juvenile male of 1948 in a career cut short by injury.

After winning four grade I races and Horse of the Year honors in 2003, Mineshaft got off to a slower than expected start at stud but appears to be gaining momentum, with 20 stakes winners having emerged from the 304 named foals of his first four crops of racing age.

While his progeny so far have not stayed quite as well as those of his sire, he is the sire of 2010 Belmont Stakes (gr. I) runner-up Fly Down and Hawthorne Gold Cup Handicap (gr. II) winner Redding Colliery, so he is certainly capable of getting a horse capable of staying 10 furlongs. Whether Dialed In can get that trip has yet to be seen, and his closing style is vulnerable to both lack of pace and traffic problems. But he has developed into a worthy contender for this year’s classics, and that is all anyone can ask at this stage of the game. Avalyn Hunter

MINESHAFT, dkb/br, 1999




Prospectors Delite, 1989Mr. Prospector, 1970


DIALED IN dkb/br, c February 6, 2008

Up the Flagpole, 1978Hoist the FlagThe Garden Club

Storm Cat, 1983Storm Bird, 1978


MISS DOOLITTLE, dkb/br, 1998


Eliza, 1990Mt. Livermore, 1981

Blushing GroomFlama Ardiente

Daring Bidder, 1982Bold BidderDaring Step

JaycitoTrainer: Bob Baffert Owner: Zayat Stables Breeder: Runnymede Farm Inc. & Catesby W. Clay (KY)

runnymede Farm is one of the country’s oldest Thoroughbred nurs-eries, and may well be the oldest to remain in the same family

throughout its history. Founded by Colonel Ezekiel Clay in 1867 on land purchased for him by his father, Brutus Clay, near Paris, Ky., the farm has been owned by four generations of Clays. It is the birthplace of Kentucky Derby winners Ben Brush (1896), Agile (1905), and Count Turf (1951) (though the last-named was bred while the farm was under lease to Dr. Porter Miller). It is also the birthplace of four members of the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame: the aforementioned Ben Brush, Hanover, Miss Woodford, and Roamer.

Current owner Catesby W. Clay is one of the grand old men of Ken-tucky racing and breeding, having been born in 1923. He has kept up the family tradition of breeding fine horses quite honorably, being re-sponsible (alone or in partnership) for 2001 Japanese champion older male Agnes Digital and grade/group I winners Marylebone, Palace Epi-sode, and Divine Park. But he has never bred a Kentucky Derby winner or a horse considered worthy of the Hall of Fame.

Whether Runnymede-bred Jaycito will get so far is anyone’s guess, but after winning October 2 in the Norfolk Stakes (gr. I), he was certain to get a shot at further glory. The runner-up in his first two starts, the Zayat Stables color bearer broke both his maiden and Del Mar Futu-rity (gr. I) winner J P’s Gusto’s four-race winning streak at the same time, outdueling his rival in the manner of a colt with both heart and stamina. He would later finish second in the San Felipe Stakes (gr. II)at 11⁄16 miles behind Premier Pegasus. Both colts were favorites in the Santa Anita Derby (gr. I) but were both scratched due to injury.

As a son of 1998 Belmont Stakes (gr. I) winner Victory Gallop, Jay-cito comes by staying power quite honestly. Not only was Victory Gal-lop also runner-up to Real Quiet in both the Kentucky Derby and the Preakness Stakes (both gr. I), but he earned a title as champion older male the following year with wins in the Whitney Handicap (gr. I) and Stephen Foster Handicap (gr. II) and a third in the Dubai World Cup (UAE-I).

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was never a particularly fashionable stallion and ended up being sent to Turkey in 2008. His eight American-born crops have so far yielded 39 stakes winners from 550 foals aged 3 or older, includ-ing graded stakes winners Anak Nakal, Kettleoneup, Rendezvous, Texas Fever, and Victory U. S. A.

Jaycito is the second foal and second winner from his dam Night Edition, who was bred by Maria Ann Sansalone in partner-ship with Canada’s venerable Windfields Farm. Her sire, Ascot Knight (Danzig–Bambee T. T., by Better Bee), was a decent but not outstanding racer, winning the Mecca Bookmakers’ Scottish Derby at 3 and placing in several English group events. His rac-ing ability plus his status as a full brother to 1994 Gran Premio di Milano winner (Ity-I) and multiple Spanish champion Petit Loup and a half brother to 1984 Canadian champion turf horse Bound-ing Away (by Vice Regent) was enough to earn him a reasonable shot at stud in Ontario. There, he enjoyed a stud career more or less on a par with his racing career until his pensioning in 2008, siring 33 stakes winners so far from 698 foals aged 3-plus. His best runners are 1994 Canadian champion older female Pennyhill Park, Caesars International Handicap and Man o’War Stakes (both gr. IT) winner Influent, and Derby Italiano (Ity-I) winner Bahamian Knight.

A half sister to Canadian restricted stakes winner G S T Blues (by the Hold Your Peace stallion Pax Nobiscum), Night Edition is out of Lydia Star, an unraced daughter of the Lyphard horse Lyd-ian. Winner of the 1981 Gran Premio di Milano (Ity-I) and Grosser Preis von Berlin (Ger-I), Lydian was the best of five stakes winners produced from Miss Manon, by 1966 Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe winner Bon Mot. He was not a particularly successful sire, getting 11 stakes winners from 199 foals, and has been if anything less ef-fective as a broodmare sire, his daughters so far having produced just 10 stakes winners from 268 foals born in 2007 or earlier.

Jaycito’s family traces back to 1925 champion juvenile filly Friar’s Carse through her stakes-winning daughter Speed Boat (by Man o’ War), a full sister to War Relic. The dam of 1940 champion juvenile filly Level Best, winner of the 1941 Coaching Club Ameri-can Oaks, Speed Boat heads a family that includes 1953 Jockey Club Gold Cup winner Level Lea, 1959 Belmont Stakes winner and Horse of the Year Sword Dancer, 1965 Belmont Stakes winner Hail to All, and 1975 Kentucky Oaks winner Sun and Snow.

With multiple stamina sources on the top and bottom, Jaycito appears unlikely to have any trouble getting longer distances. A more immediate question may be how well he handles the transi-tion to the dirt at Churchill Downs, which will host not only this year’s Breeders’ Cup but the colt’s probable long-term target, the 2011 Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I). But on pedigree, at least, Jaycito will be one to watch as this crop contin-ues to mature. Avalyn Hunter

VICTORY GALLOP, b, 1995

Cryptoclearance, 1984Fappiano, 1977


Naval Orange, 1975Hoist the FlagMock Orange

Victorious Lil, 1989Vice Regent, 1967

Northern DancerVictoria Regina

JAYCITO b, c January 29, 2008

Glass House, 1979HaloGlass Collector

Ascot Knight, 1984Danzig, 1977


NIGHT EDITION, gr/ro, 1998

Bambee T. T., 1973Better BeeGolden Beach

Lydia Star, 1985Lydian, 1978

LyphardMiss Manon

Sundae Star, 1976Right CombinationMaggie Muggins

J P’s gustoTrainer: Joseph Petalino Owner: Gem, Inc. (Dr. John Waken) Breeder: WinStar Farm (KY)

after an eighth-place finish in the Arkansas Derby (gr. I), J P’s Gusto still has enough in graded earnings to have a good chance of mak-

ing the field for the Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I). The question is whether he actually should go. There is no doubt that the Gem Stable colorbearer has talent, but whether he can carry that talent 10 furlongs seems doubtful after a series of performances that suggest otherwise.

On pedigree, it does not seem likely that stamina will magically emerge by Derby Day. Bred by WinStar Farm, J P’s Gusto is by Suc-cessful Appeal, a very good sprinter-miler but one with no pretenses of staying beyond a mile despite being out of a full sister to Suave Pros-pect, who was nipped by inches in Thunder Gulch’s Florida Derby (gr. I). Within his limit, however, the son of Valid Appeal was a game and consistent competitor. His stud career has been equally good without quite reaching the top level since he led the freshman sire list in 2004; from the 379 foals of his first seven crops, he has sired 230 winners (60.1%) and 33 stakes winners (8.7%) to date.

Closing Argument, a member of Successful Appeal’s first crop, ran a surprising second in the 2005 Kentucky Derby despite being hung wide for the entire trip, failing to stave off Giacomo’s closing run by just a half-length. Since then, others of Successful Appeal’s progeny have demonstrated the ability to win at nine furlongs or more in stakes com-pany, but most have been sprinter-milers like their sire, a fact reflected in his progeny’s average winning distance of 6.69 furlongs.

On the distaff side, J P’s Gusto is descended from Double Time, whose family includes Cryptoclearance, Middle Brother, and Princess-nesian, all quite adept over 10 furlongs or more. The branch that pro-duced these horses, however, was repeatedly crossed with stamina-ori-ented sires such as Hoist the Flag, Hill Prince, and Princequillo. While Great Circle, the sire of the fourth dam of J P’s Gusto, won at up to 13 furlongs, the ancestors closer up on the dam’s side of J P’s Gusto’s pedigree are not of such stout stuff. The dam of J P’s Gusto, Call Her Magic, won at up to a mile but recorded both her stakes wins in five-furlong turf sprints, while her dam, Malibu Magic, scored both her wins in sprints. The sire of Call Her Magic, Caller I. D., won the one-mile Arlington-Washington Futurity (gr. I) as a juvenile but, like his sire and grandsire (Phone Trick and Clever Trick, respectively) proved mostly an influence for speed as a sire.

There is no disgrace at all in being a fine sprinter-miler, and on pedi-gree and performance to date, this appears to be the likeliest niche for J P’s Gusto. Given his dam’s talent on the grass, it’s also possible that he may have a future on turf as well, which would widen the options for his connections. But if he goes into the starting gate for the Derby, it will be as one of the longshots and for good reason. Avalyn Hunter

SUCCESSFUL APPEAL, dkb/br, 1996

Valid Appeal, 1972In Reality, 1964

IntentionallyMy Dear Girl

Desert Trial, 1963Moslem ChiefScotch Verdict

Successful Dancer, 1989

Fortunate Prospect, 1981Northern ProspectFortunate Bid

J P’S GUSTO b, r April 28, 2008

Debonair Dancer, 1978Staff WriterIn the Bag

Caller I. D., 1989Phone Trick, 1982

Clever TrickOver the Phone

CALL HER MAGIC, b, 1996

Plagiarizing, 1979RamsingaCopying

Malibu Magic, 1988Encino, 1977

Nijinsky IICrimson Saint

Dream Harder, 1975Hard WorkGreat Squaw



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master of houndsTrainer: Aidan P. O’BrienOwner: Mrs. John MagnierBreeder: Silk and Scarlet Syndicate (KY)

the dogged determination that Master of Hounds showed through the stretch of the U.A.E. Derby Sponsored by the Saeed & Moham-

med Al Naboodah Group (UAE-II) in his first start of the year certainly hints of better things to come. Should his connections decide to ship him to the American classics, he just may very well be in the hunt.

While Master of Hounds has yet to find the winner’s circle in stakes competition, he is nevertheless, group I-placed, having finished third in the Racing Post Trophy (Eng-III) as a 2-year-old. With his pedigree and his ability, plus the classic foundation provided by his Ballydoyle upbringing, it’s only a matter of time. Distance, however, may be a problem.

Europe has classic races at a mile; the U.S. does not. So will the 10 furlongs of the Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I) be a bit beyond his liking? Will he be more suited to the shorter distance of the Preakness? A review of his pedigree yields some clues.

Master of Hounds is by Mr. Prospector’s classic-winning son King-mambo, who won three group Is at a mile. Nothing out of the ordinary in that as his dam Miesque was champion miler in England and France as well as two-time champion turf female in U.S. thanks to back-to back wins in the Breeders’ Cup Mile (gr. IT).

His dam, group II winner Silk And Scarlet, is a Juddmonte-bred daughter of the modern-day icon of classic sires Sadler’s Wells, a classic winner himself having taken the Airlie Coolmore Irish Two Thousand Guineas (Ire-I) at a mile.

Kingmambo over Sadler’s Wells, there are miles of history in such a pedigree. Kingmambo has sired 88 stakes winners, nine (10.2%) have been produced from Sadler’s Wells mares, pretty good numbers. But, there’s more than just good quantity. Of those nine, two-thirds are group I winners and one-third, classic winners: Divine Proportions (French One Thousand Guineas and French Oaks), Henrythenavigator (English and Irish Two Thousand Guineas, and Virginia Waters (Eng-lish One Thousand Guineas). However, of those classic victories, only the French Oaks distance is more than a mile.

Silk and Scarlet’s group II win came at 2 in the Robert H. Griffin Debutante Stakes over seven furlongs at The Curragh. Her attempt at the classics resulted in a well-beaten fourth-place finish behind Divine Proportions in the 2005 French One Thousand Guineas. While Silk And Scarlet’s dam, Danilova, was unraced, she is a daughter of champion sire Lyphard, whose best win came in the eight-furlong Prix Jacques le Marois at Deauville.

While the mile has been the predominant theme in the first two generations of Master of Hound’s pedigree, Danilova’s distance-loving dam Ballinderry provides some female-family stamina. A winner of the Ribblesdale Stakes (Eng.-II) at 12 furlongs during the Royal Ascot meet in 1984, the blazed-faced chestnut daughter of champion miler Irish River also produced Sanglamore, who won the classic French Derby at 12-furlongs. Ballinderry is one of five stakes winners produced by Miss Manon, a stakes-winning daughter of Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe winner Bon Mot and the stakes-placed Miss Molly, a daughter of Arc winner Molvedo whose sire Ribot also won the Arc.

If only the Derby were a mile on the turf. Tom Hall

KINGMAMBO, b, 1990

Mr. Prospector, 1970Raise a Native, 1961

Native DancerRaise You

Gold Digger, 1962NashuaSequence

Miesque, 1984Nureyev, 1977

Northern DancerSpecial

MASTER OF HOUNDS b, c March 4, 2008

Pasadoble, 1979Prove OutSanta Quilla

Sadler’s Wells, 1981Northern Dancer, 1961

NearcticNatalma

SILK AND SCARLET (GB), b, 2002

Fairy Bridge, 1975Bold ReasonSpecial

Danilova, 1990Lyphard, 1969

Northern DancerGoofed

Ballinderry, 1981Irish RiverMiss Manon

midnight interludeTrainer: Bob BaffertOwner: Arnold ZetcherBreeder: Arnold Zetcher (KY)

the second weekend of April was a bad one for favorites on the Triple Crown trail. In New York, Uncle Mo, long-time market-leader

in Derby betting and odds-on for the Resorts World New York Casino Wood Memorial Stakes (gr. I), could do no better than third. Meanwhile on the West Coast, the $1 million Santa Anita Derby (gr. I) lost Premier Pegasus, the early first choice, with a hairline fracture of a cannon bone discovered a couple of days before the race, and then trainer Bob Baffert was forced to scratch morning line favorite Jaycito due to a foot-bruise. However, the Baffert bench is deep this year—he also has a potential Derby Day favorite in The Factor, who was not a final factor in the Arkansas Derby (gr. I), finishing seventh in the nine-furlong race—and he found a capable replacement for Jaycito in the shape of Midnight Interlude.

A lightly-raced Arnold Zetcher homebred, Midnight Interlude was making only the fourth start of his career in the Santa Anita Derby. Unraced at 2, he was third in a six-furlong Santa Anita maiden on his debut, then second in a similar event over a mile. On his only other out-ing prior to the Santa Anita Derby (gr. I), Midnight Interlude gained an impressive 8½-length victory in a one mile maiden run over a wet-fast track. Although Midnight Interlude still showed some signs of green-ness in his stakes debut, he was good enough to run down grade I winner Comma to the Top in the final strides after making a four-wide move on the turn.

If the day was a bad one for favorites, it was a good one indeed for the Danzig line, which is already well represented this year by second-crop sire War Front (who has a pair of Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I) hopefuls in The Factor and Soldat from his first crop) as the Wood fell to Toby’s Corner, who is from the first crop of Bellamy Road (by Concerto, a son of Danzig’s juvenile champion Chief’s Crown), and Midnight Interlude is by Danzig’s son War Chant.

War Chant himself was a one-time classic contender. A winner in his only start at 2, he prepared for the Triple Crown at 3 at Santa Anita. Following a January allowance win, War Chant gained his first graded victory in the San Rafael Stakes (gr. II). Second in his Santa Anita Derby challenge, War Chant took his chance at Churchill Downs but could do no better than ninth behind Fusaichi Pegasus. Following the Derby, War Chant was away from the races until mid-October, when he reap-peared on the turf to capture the Oak Tree Mile (gr. IIT), in a quick 1:33.75. He made the final start of his career three weeks later in the Breeders’ Cup Mile (gr. IT) and triumphed over a field that included Af-firmed Success, Dansili, North East Bound, Muhtathir, and Forbidden Apple. With looks to match his pedigree—he was not only by Danzig, but also out of champion 3-year-old filly Hollywood Wildcat—and race-record, War Chant retired to stand at Three Chimneys Farm at an initial



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fee of $75,000.War Chant hasn’t quite fulfilled the highest expectations—something

borne out by his 2011 stud fee of $12,500—but he has been a steady sire of stakes winners, with 28, including 14 group/graded scorers, from his first seven crops. In addition to Midnight Interlude he has also been most notably represented by Kingsfort, a group I winner in Ireland at 2; last year’s Breeders’ Cup Turf Sprint (gr. IIT) victor Chamberlain Bridge; and graded or group scorers Brilliant, War Kill, Karen’s Caper, Chatta-hoochee War, Sea Chanter, Ballymore Lady, Norman Invader, El Roblar, and Asperity.

Not only is Midnight Interlude War Chant’s first U.S. grade I scorer (aside from the jumper Pierrot Lunaire), but he is also the sire’s first graded winner on natural dirt, an achievement that couldn’t have been predicted from the distaff side of Midnight Interlude’s pedigree. His dam, Midnight Kiss, is by the European-raced Blushing Groom horse Groom Dancer. Best at around 10 furlongs and blessed with a very sharp turn of foot, Groom Dancer was a black type winner in France at 2, 3, and 4, his most prestigious victory being a Prix Lupin (Fr-I) tally over Trempolino, who was to take the Trusthouse Forte Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe (Fr-I) later that year. Groom Dancer went on to a solid career as a sire, getting 41 stakes winners, including the Derby Italiano (Ity-I) captor Groom Tesse, other group or grade I winners Lord of Men, Sphe-nophyta, Deauville, and Le Balafre, and the English sprint highweight Pursuit of Love. He’s broodmare sire of 50 stakes winners, including other group/grade I winners Rouvres, Tout Seul, and Beckett.

Midnight Interlude’s dam, Midnight Kiss, was conceived on a shuttle sojourn to New Zealand. She ran just four times, winning a maiden over 9½ furlongs and an allowance race at around 11 furlongs, and ended her career with a good third in the New Zealand Oaks (NZ-I), run over 2,400 meters. the metric equivalent of 1½ miles. Midnight Kiss has spent her entire stud career in the U.S., and has one previ-ous winner, the Point Given filly Prime Kiss, from her first three foals. Midnight Kiss’s dam, Midnight Assembly, is by Night Shift—a brother to Fanfreluche—who stood in the U.S., England, Ireland, and Australia, and was a successful sire especially with his European runners. Mid-night Assembly never ran, but was half sister to Or Acier, highweighted 3-year-old sprinter in Italy, and to the dams of the minor stakes winner Fit the Script and Stoneyer, a champion at 2 and 3 in Puerto Rico. The third dam, the unraced Secretariat daughter Secorissa, was a sister to the Bed o’ Roses Handicap (gr. III) winner Who’s to Answer and half sister to Slip Screen, who was successful in the Long Island Handicap (gr. III), and to Bemis Heights, winner of the Ruthless Stakes (gr. III). Bemis Heights’ Nijinsky II daughter, Bemissed, won the Selima Stakes (gr. I) and subsequently produced the Vaguely Noble filly Jet Ski Lady, a runaway 10-length winner of the 1991 Gold Seal Epsom Oaks (Eng-I). Bred to Blushing Groom, the grandsire of Midnight Kiss, Bemis Heights also produced Desert Team, who took the Princess of Wales’s Stakes (Eng-II).

Secorissa’s dam, Orissa, had an intriguing pedigree, as she was by ju-venile champion First Landing, out of stakes winner Salt Lake, a daugh-ter of Horse the Year Hill Prince, a half brother to First Landing, and thus inbred 2x3 to the notable mare Hildene. Since Hill Prince was by Princequillo, and Salt Lake was out of Yarmouth, Salt Lake was closely related to another Horse of the Year, Round Table, who was by Prince-quillo out of Yarmouth’s dam, Knight’s Daughter.

Midnight Interlude (TrueNicks-rated A++) is bred on a cross that has proved fruitful, that of War Chant over Blushing Groom-line mares. The cross has been represented by only 17 starters but has produced four stakes winners and a total of six stakes horses (better than 35% stakes horses to starters). It’s also worth mentioning that the combina-tion of Northern Dancer through Danzig and Night Shift found here al-ready appears in 23 stakes winners, 10 graded. With a view to Midnight Interlude’s stamina potential, it’s encouraging that the averaging win-ning distance for colts bred on the War Chant/Blushing Groom cross is in excess of nine furlongs, as shown on the TrueNicks Enhanced report

for this cross. Given that Midnight Interlude’s dam was classic-placed over 1½ miles, it would be a surprise if Midnight Interlude has any problems with the Derby trip. In view of his background, it will also be no surprise if he tries the turf at sometime in the future. Alan Porter

WAR CHANT, dkb/br, 1997

Danzig, 1977Northern Dancer, 1961

NearcticNatalma

Pas de Nom, 1968Admiral’s VoyagePetitioner

Hollywood Wildcat, 1990Kris S., 1977

RobertoSharp Queen

MIDNIGHT INTERLUDE b, c April 3, 2008

Miss Wildcatter, 1980Mr. ProspectorElizabeth K.

Groom Dancer, 1984Blushing Groom, 1974


MIDNIGHT KISS (NZ), dkb/br, 2000

Featherhill, 1978LyphardLady Berry

Midnight Assembly, 1993Night Shift, 1980

Northern DancerCiboulette

Secorissa, 1979SecretariatOrissa

mucho macho manTrainer: Katherine RitvoOwner: Reeves Thoroughbred Racing and Dream Team One Racing StableBreeder: John D. Rio & Carole A. Rio (FL)

By the standards of the modern Triple Crown trail, Mucho Macho Man is already a seasoned veteran. The bay colt has raced seven

times so far, four times in stakes company, and has been out of the money only once. He has also proved tough by today’s standards: Just 20 days after finishing fourth in the Holy Bull Stakes (gr. III), he ran a winning race in the Risen Star Stakes (gr. II) to push himself into the classic picture.

Whether Mucho Macho Man, who races for Reeves Thoroughbred Racing and Dream Team One Racing Stable, is up to taking on the best of his division is still an open question. Certainly, he has faced off with a couple of tigers—To Honor and Serve and the highly promising Di-aled In—in his previous stakes efforts without being disgraced. He may have been facing weaker competition in the Risen Star, but another factor may have been having the blinkers taken off. His performance in the Risen Star was unquestionably his best yet and should set him up well for a crack at the Louisiana Derby (gr. II) or another major Triple Crown prep.

Bred by John D. and Carole A. Rio, Mucho Macho Man was foaled in Florida, which has been the primary home of his male line—that of 1898 Kentucky Derby winner Plaudit—since the mid-1950s, when Plaudit’s sixth-generation descendant, Rough’n Tumble, came to Jo-seph O’Farrell’s Ocala Stud after having served one season in Mary-land. The winner of the 1951 Santa Anita Derby, Rough’n Tumble was one of the better-performing young stallions to come to Florida, and he quickly repaid O’Farrell’s faith in him by siring 1959 Kentucky Oaks winner Wedlock in his first Florida-sired crop and 1959 U.S. champion juvenile filly My Dear Girl in his second. My Dear Girl, of course, went on to produce In Reality, another great name in Florida breeding.

The horse that really put both Rough’n Tumble and Florida on the map, however, was Rough’n Tumble’s 1964 son out of Aspidis-tra. Named Dr. Fager, the wickedly fast bay colt earned five American championships including the 1968 Horse of the Year title. Retired to his birthplace, William McKnight’s Tartan Farm, Dr. Fager proved a fine stallion but died at age 12, earning a posthumous title as American champion sire in 1977.

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on both sides as his dam was Dr. Fager’s champion half sister Ta Wee (by Intentionally). A decent stallion while standing at various Florida farms, Great Above begot 39 stakes winners among his 618 foals, but by far the best as both a runner and a sire is 1994 Horse of the Year Holy Bull.

After suffering a career-ending tendon injury in the 1995 Donn Handicap (gr. I), Holy Bull retired to Jonabell Farm near Lexington, making him the first member of his sire line in four generations to stand outside of Florida. (He now stands under the ownership of Darley.) A complete outcross to all the major American sire lines, Holy Bull has not been as brilliant a sire as he was a racehorse but has certainly had his moments. As of April 22, he has sired 44 stakes winners. Among them are 2005 Kentucky Derby (gr. I) winner Giacomo and grade I win-ners Flashy Bull, Confessional, Bishop Court Hill, and Pohave.

The best of Holy Bull’s progeny to date has been Macho Uno, the sire of Mucho Macho Man, whose victory by a desperate nose over Point Given in the 2000 Breeders’ Cup Juvenile (gr. I) landed him a title as U.S. champion juvenile male. The colt went on to graded stakes wins at both 3 and 4 before retiring to Adena Springs South, once again re-turning the Plaudit male line to Florida. (Macho Uno moved to Adena Springs Kentucky in 2008.)

A half brother to 1998 Breeders’ Cup Classic (gr. I) winner Awesome Again, Macho Uno has a third-generation cross of Mr. Prospector in his pedigree but is free of Northern Dancer, Seattle Slew, Hail to Reason, and In Reality, making him a potentially valuable outcross sire for most of the American mare population. So far, he has been an inconsistent stallion, getting 145 winners and 14 stakes winners (including grade I winners Macho Again and Wicked Style) from 283 foals of racing age.

The distaff side of Mucho Macho Man’s pedigree is perhaps less familiar. He is the second foal and the first winner for the Ponche mare Ponche de Leona, who took the listed Anoakia Stakes as a juvenile in 2001. She is one of just five stakes winners sired by Ponche (by Two Punch, by Mr. Prospector), who won three stakes races as a 6-year-old in 1995 and was graded-placed at 4, and is the first of his daughters to produce a stakes winner.

At that, Ponche de Leona is a distinct step up from her dam Perfect and Proud, whose sire Nonparrell (by Hoist the Flag) was a good juvenile in Canada but begot just three stakes winners from 168 foals as a sire. A winner of just one of her 19 starts, Perfect and Proud was produced from the non-winning Proudest Roman mare Proud Sal, whose dam Gal Sal (by Blasting Signal) won the 1975 Clipsetta Stakes at 2. The family traces back to Sun Mixa, also the ancestress of Darby Dan foundation mare Golden Trail and her many excellent descendants, but Mucho Macho Man’s branch of the family has been far less successful.

Still, regardless of the class of his immediate antecedents, the colt looks to be a useful sort who is improving at the right time. Whether that improvement will be enough to carry him into the upper echelons of this year’s sophomores is a question only time can answer.

Avalyn Hunter

MACHO UNO, gr/ro, 1998

Holy Bull, 1991Great Above, 1972

Minnesota MacTa Wee

Sharon Brown, 1980Al HattabAgathea’s Dawn

Primal Force, 1987Blushing Groom, 1974


MUCHO MACHO MAN b, c June 15, 2008

Prime Prospect, 1978Mr. ProspectorSquare Generation

Ponche, 1989Two Punch, 1983

Mr. ProspectorHeavenly Cause

PONCHE DE LEONA, gr/ro, 1999

Street Ballet, 1977Nijinsky IIStreet Dancer

Perfect and Proud, 1986Nonparrell, 1976

Hoist the FlagFloral Victory

Proud Sal, 1982Proudest RomanGal Sal

nehroTrainer: Steven M. AsmussenOwner: Zayat StablesBreeder: Mt. Brilliant Farm (KY)

nehro gained supporters on the way to the Kentucky Derby Pre-sented by Yum! Brands (gr. I) when he rallied to finish second

in the Arkansas Derby (gr. I) at Oaklawn Park April 16. One person who got an extra special kick out of the performance was William S. Farish, who stands the colt’s sire, Mineshaft, at his Lane’s End Farm near Versailles, Ky.

“The way he’s finishing, he’s got a terrific shot in the classics,” Far-ish said. “He’s running like a Derby horse.”

Nehro’s closing effort in the Arkansas Derby was no fluke. In Neh-ro’s maiden score at Oaklawn Park in February, he trailed by a dozen lengths early on but got up to win the mile race by 41⁄2 lengths. In his next race, the Louisiana Derby (gr. II) at 11⁄8 miles March 26, Nehro showed a new dimension. He raced close to the pace and got up for second, beaten a neck, after trailing by 21⁄4 lengths at the eighth pole.

The chances of Nehro extending his speed to the 11⁄4-mile Kentucky Derby distance bodes well. Mineshaft was a major winner at that dis-tance and his sire (A.P. Indy) and grandsire (Seattle Slew) were major winners at that distance and beyond. Mineshaft won the 2003 Jockey Club Gold Cup and the Suburban Handicap (both gr. I), both at 11⁄4 miles, the year he was Horse of the Year and champion older male.

A.P. Indy, who was recently pensioned after standing his entire career at Lane’s End, captured the classic Belmont Stakes (gr. I) at 11⁄2 miles and the Breeders’ Cup Classic (gr. I) at 10 furlongs the year he won 1992 Horse of the Year and champion 3-year-old male honors.

Seattle Slew, who won the 1977 Triple Crown and Horse of the Year honors, needs no introduction.

Mineshaft’s success has carried over to his days at stud. The 12-year-old stallion has sired 20 stakes winners and boasts a 2.20 Av-erage Earnings Index (his Comparable Index is 2.61). He ranks among the leaders on this year’s general sires’ list.

“He’s the type of horse who contributes durability, soundness, and versatility to a pedigree,” Farish said.

Mineshaft’s success this year is not limited to Nehro. Another son, Dialed In, won the Florida Derby (gr. I) April 3.

Nehro carries an interesting A.P. Indy/Mr. Prospector cross. Nehro, who has A.P. Indy as a grandsire, is out of a Mr. Prospector grand-daughter. Mineshaft also is bred on that cross, being by A.P. Indy out of a Mr. Prospector mare.

Nehro’s female family is a big plus. His fifth dam, Legendra, de-veloped into a foundation mare for Virginia breeder/owner Taylor Hardin. The mare’s descendants include numerous prominent win-ners such as 1983 Irish Sweeps Derby (Ire-I) winner and champion Shareef Dancer.

Nehro also has black-type support in his immediate female family. Out of multiple stakes-placed The Administrator (by Afleet), Nehro is a half brother to graded stakes winner Saint Marden and to added-money winner Sweet Lips. David Schmitz



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MINESHAFT, dkb/br, 1999




Prospectors Delite, 1989Mr. Prospector, 1970


NEHRO b, c February 25, 2008

Up the Flagpole, 1978Hoist the FlagThe Garden Club

Afleet, 1984Mr. Prospector, 1970


THE ADMINISTRATOR, ch, 1992

Polite Lady, 1977Venetian JesterFriendly Ways

Shahriza, 1982Cyane, 1959

Turn-toYour Game

Persian Delight, 1972DamascusHasty Doll

Pants on fireTrainer: Kelly J. BreenOwner: George and Lori HallBreeder: K & G Stables (KY)

the A.P. Indy line has long been a premier source of classic-distance dirt performance, so it was no surprise to see an A.P. Indy-line horse

capture the $1 million Louisiana Derby (gr. II), the richest race run in the U.S. in the last weekend of March.

What was more of a surprise is that the sire of the winner of that contest was not one of A.P. Indy’s major Kentucky-based sons, such as Pulpit, Malibu Moon, or Mineshaft, but the northeastern-based Jump Start. A look at Jump Start’s credentials, however, reveals him to be amply qualified to sire top-class runners.

Bred by Overbrook Farm, Jump Start is out of the graded stakes-placed Storm Cat mare Steady Cat, and his second dam, Hopesprings-forever, is a sister to Miswaki, who was a group I-winning 2-year-old in Europe and a stakes-winning sprinter in the U.S. before becoming an influential international sire. Despite his classic background and sub-stantial build—he is now advertised as standing 16.2—Jump Start’s trainer, D. Wayne Lukas, had him in action relatively early in his 2-year-old season. His debut came in a 5½-furlong maiden at Churchill Downs in June, where he emerged on top of a duel for the lead to score by 2¼ lengths. Jump Start’s second start came in the Saratoga Special (gr. II), where he was again close to the pace throughout before scoring gamely over good juvenile Heavyweight Champ. In the Hopeful Stakes (gr. I), Jump Start came up against two of the fastest juveniles of the crop, Came Home and Mayakovsky, and could do no better than fifth, beaten more than 10 lengths. However, he rebounded from that effort to take second in the Champagne Stakes (gr. I) to Officer. Jump Start’s only other outing came in the Bessemer Trust Breeders’ Cup Juvenile (gr. I), where he was vanned off after suffering a career-ending injury.

Retired to Overbrook, Jump Start covered his first mares as a 4-year-old. His first crop of 81 foals yielded no fewer than seven stakes win-ners, headed by graded winners Sir Whimsey, Jump On In, Bold Start, and Assessment, and the stakes-winning and multiple grade I-placed Copper State. Another seven stakes winners emerged from Jump Start’s second crop, among them the millionaire Rail Trip and Icabad Crane, a stakes winner at 3, 5, and 6 who also took third in the 2008 Preak-ness Stakes (gr. I). Jump Start was represented by a further five stakes winners from his third crop, foals of 2006. It was the bright start made by Jump Start’s first crop that saw his fee jump to $20,000 for the 2007 breeding season—he was introduced at $7,500—and the Louisana Der-by winner Pants On Fire and stakes-placed Spring Jump, Jump Jump, and Prayer for Relief are all members of the resulting 2008 crop. With Overbrook ceasing operations, Jump Start moved to Ghost Ridge Farms in Pennsylvania for 2010. Again standing at $10,000 he was warmly re-ceived by breeders in the northeast, covering 115 mares—believed to be a record for the state—and he’s on target for a similar number in 2011.

Incidentally, the March 26 weekend was a banner one for Ghost Ridge Farms sires as another resident, E Dubai, was represented by Skysurfers, winner of the Godolphin Mile Sponsored by Etisalat (UAE-II) at the Dubai World Cup meet.

Pants On Fire began his career with a second in a five-furlong maid-en at Philadelphia Park last September, then ran fourth behind the subsequent Louisiana Derby third, Mucho Macho Man, in a maiden at Monmouth. He got off the mark on his third outing, making all to score over a mile in the slop at Delaware Park, then ended the year with a neck second in an Aqueduct allowance event. He kicked off his 2011 campaign with a third in the Count Fleet Stakes at Aqueduct, then missed by just a head to Wilkinson in the LeComte Stakes (gr. III) after try to make all. Taken back off the pace in the Risen Star Stakes (gr. II), Pants On Fire could do no better than sixth, 7¼ lengths behind Mucho Macho Man. Only a second string for the team of trainer Kelly Breen and owners George and Lori Hall in the Louisiana Derby, Pants On Fire pressed the early pace before taking over in the stretch. After turning back the challenge of Mucho Macho Man, Pants On Fire continued in determined fashion to hold the late run of Nehro by a neck.

Pants On Fire will head straight to the Kentucky Derby (gr. I) without another outing, and he is one whose pedigree suggests that he has a good chance of getting the trip. Although Jump Start—who was grade I-placed over 8½ furlongs at 2 — never had the opportunity to demon-strate his staying potential at 3, he appears to be a reasonable influence for stamina: Rail Trip (out of a mare by the speedy Carson City), was a grade I winner at 10 furlongs, Sir Whimsey won at grade II level over 8½ furlongs, and Assessment had stakes success at nine furlongs.

Pants On Fire’s broodmare sire, Cape Town—another Overbrook run-ner—scored his most important win in the nine-furlong Florida Derby (gr. I). He is now standing in South America, but while in Kentucky he did sire champion 3-year-old filly Bird Town, winner of the Kentucky Oaks (gr. I) at nine furlongs.

Pants On Fire’s dam, Cabo De Noche, was a minor winner at 4. Pants On Fire is her second foal, the first being the 2009 2-year-old winner Louderthanthunder. Cabo De Noche is a half sister to Key Hunter (by Jade Hunter, a son of Cape Town’s grandsire, Mr. Prospector), who won the Russian Tango Handicap at Gulfstream Park, but more significantly took second in the CCA Oaks (gr. I). She subsequently produced the Aqueduct Handicap (gr. III) victor Liquor Cabinet (by Hennessy, a son of Jump Start’s broodmare sire, Storm Cat). Cabo De Noche is also half sister to another Mr. Prospector-line stakes winner in the Proud Citizen colt Hatfield, successful in the Gulfstream Park Turf Sprint and graded-placed at Aqueduct.

The second dam of Pants On Fire, Key Flight, is a winning daugh-ter of champion older horse Bates Motel (by English Derby winner Sir Ivor), a multiple grade I winner at up to 10 furlongs, and out of the Key to the Mint mare Key to Flight. Key to Flight never produced a black-type winner, but she is very well bred, as she’s a half sis-ter to Irish champion 2-year-old filly Minstrella and multiple graded stakes winner Misty Gallore. Her dam, English stakes-placed Flight Dancer, is also ancestress of Horse of the Year Saint Liam and several generations of graded scorers. A half sister to the outstanding South American stallion Dancing Moss, Flight Dancer is out of the sublimely bred Courbette, an Irish stakes winner who was a daughter of Native Dancer and the great racemare, Gallorette. If Pants On Fire were to be successful at Churchill Downs, it wouldn’t be the first Derby winner for the family, as Gallorette’s dam, Gallete, was by Sir Gallahad II out of Flambette, where the 1935 Triple Crown hero, Omaha, was by a son of Sir Gallahad III out of a daughter of Flambette.

Pants On Fire (rated A+ by TrueNicks) is the result of a ver-sion of the A.P. Indy/Seeking the Gold cross that has produced 16 stakes winners, including grade I scorer Majestic Warrior. The mating gives 3x4 inbreeding to Triple Crown winner Seattle Slew (grandsire of Jump Start and broodmare sire of Cape Town). There



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is also a 4x4 double of Mr. Prospector, who is not only from the same family as Seattle Slew, but out of a mare by Triple Crown near-miss Nashua, who in turn is out of a daughter of Johnstown, a Kentucky Derby winner whose dam, La France, is a sister to Jump Start’s tail-female ancestress, Gallete. Alan Porter

JUMP START, dkb/br, 1999




Steady Cat, 1993Storm Cat, 1983

Storm BirdTerlingua

PANTS ON FIRE dkb/br, c March 20, 2008

Hopespringsforever, 1984Mr. ProspectorHopespringseternal

Cape Town, 1995Seeking the Gold, 1985

Mr. ProspectorCon Game

CABO DE NOCHE, dkb/br, 2001

Seaside Attraction, 1987Seattle SlewKamar

Key Flight, 1986

Bates Motel, 1979Sir IvorSunday Purchase

Key to Flight, 1980Key to the Mint

Flight Dancer

santivaTrainer: Eddie KenneallyOwner: Tom R. WaltersBreeder: Paget Bloodstock (KY)

if 10 is perfect, 2011 Triple Crown contender Santiva rates at

least an 8.5.

It seems the default for classic distances in the U.S. is 10 furlongs as

with the Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I), the Coach-

ing Club American Oaks (gr. I), the Travers Stakes (gr. I), etc. The prob-

lem is that at this time of year none of the 3-year-olds have run that far,

so the only real way to gauge their abilities (or possibilities) is their past

performances and their pedigrees. Given those two criteria, Santiva, a

tough, determined Giant’s Causeway colt who seems to have inherited

his daddy’s grit, comes in at 8.5.

Statistically speaking, the mode is the number that occurs most fre-

quently in a given set of data. For distance preference Santiva ranks an

8.5. Of his five career starts, four have come at that distance, three of

them at age 2. Santiva broke his maiden in the Kentucky Jockey Club

Stakes (gr. II) at Churchill Downs in November after finishing second

in Keeneland’s grade I Dixiana Breeders’ Futurity. While it might not be

unusual for a 2-year-old to break his maiden at 8.5 furlongs, to do so in

a grade II stakes says something about that juvenile’s class. He opened

his sophomore season in February with a second in the 8.5-furlong

Risen Star Stakes (gr. II) behind the highly touted Mucho Macho Man.

Champion Giant’s Causeway won at distances from six to 10.5 fur-

longs. His sole start on dirt was a second-place finish to Tiznow by an

infinitesimal margin in the Breeders’ Cup Classic (gr. I) at Churchill

Downs. Giant’s Causeway’s progeny’s average winning distance is 8.55

furlongs. The female side of Santiva’s pedigree is known for speed. His

dam, Slide, is an unraced half sister to champion sprinter Safely Kept

and to grade II winner Partner’s Hero. Perhaps Slide’s sire Smarten

added a bit more endurance to the family as Slide has produced eight

winning offspring, six of which have won at 8.5 furlongs, including

Santiva’s full sister Her Majesty, whose grade II placing came in the

Darley Alcibiades Stakes at, what else, 8.5 furlongs. Tom Hall

GIANT’S CAUSEWAY, ch, 1997




Mariah’s Storm, 1991Rahy, 1985

Blushing GroomGlorious Song

SANTIVA b, c February 1, 2008

Immense, 1979RobertoImsodear

Smarten, 1976Cyane, 1959

Turn-toYour Game

SLIDE, b, 1990

Smartaire, 1962QuibuArt Teacher

Safely Home, 1973Winning Hit, 1968

Bold RulerBases Full

Arc Lamp, 1960Stella AurataFlying Polly

shacklefordTrainer: Dale L. RomansOwner: Michael Lauffer and W.D. CubbedgeBreeder: Mike Lauffer & Bill Cubbedge (KY)

from a pedigree perspective, it appears to be a bit of a surprise that Shackleford has been able to find success at the graded stakes

level around two turns at 3. The chestnut colt nearly pulled off a major upset as a 68-1 shot April 3 in the Florida Derby (gr. I) but was run down by Dialed In.

Shackleford is, after all, a son of Forestry, a horse clearly at his best at seven furlongs to 11⁄16 miles, Forestry’s pedigree has plenty of classic influences. But perhaps there is more stamina buried in his bloodlines that may allow him to shine at 11⁄8 miles and beyond.

With the quick Storm Cat on top, Forestry is out of a mare—Shared Interest—who won graded stakes from seven furlongs to 11⁄16 miles. However, Shared Interest is by Kentucky Derby and Preakness Stakes (both gr. I) winner Pleasant Colony, a grandson of the stami-na-rich Ribot. The grandsire of Surgery, the dam of Shared Interest, is the brilliant-classic influence Rough’n Tumble.

The bottom half of Shakleford’s pedigree—which is steeped in quality from a family developed and nurtured by the Francis Genter Stable—offers more depth from the stamina well. Oatsee’s sire, Un-bridled, was a strong source of stamina in North America prior to his premature death at 14 in 2001. Oatsee’s female line had staying power as well. Her dam, With Every Wish, is a granddaughter of Roberto.

Shackleford’s immediate family may offer clues to his prowess beyond 11⁄16 miles in that he’s a half brother to grade III two-turn winner Baghdaria and to Lady Joanne, winner of the 11⁄4-mile Ala-bama Stakes (gr. I) in 2007. It should be noted that Lady Joanne, winner of the two-turn Golden Rod Stakes (gr. II) as a 2-year-old, is by Orientate, champion sprinter of 2002. Evan Hammonds

FORESTRY, b, 1996




Shared Interest, 1988Pleasant Colony, 1978

His MajestySun Colony

SHACKLEFORD ch, c February 25, 2008

Surgery, 1976Dr. FagerBold Sequence

Unbridled, 1987Fappiano, 1977


OATSEE, ch, 1997

Gana Facil, 1981Le FabuleuxCharedi

With Every Wish, 1991Lear Fan, 1981

RobertoWac

Amo, 1985Hold Your PeaceTaminette



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silver medallionTrainer: Steven M. AsmussenOwner: Black Rob Stables (Steve Marshall) and Michael J. RyanBreeder: Brereton C. Jones (KY)

as of April 21, Silver Medallion ranks 25th on the list of horses most likely still on the Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum!

Brands (gr. I) trail. The favorite for Keeneland’s Coolmore Lexing-ton (gr. III) on the 23rd, Silver Medallion has an opportunity to secure a spot in the starting gate at Churchill Downs two weeks later. The $120,000 winner’s share of the Lexington puts him safely in the race; a second-place finish moves him closer but he still would need a couple of defections from Derby candidates with higher graded earnings.

If he does make it to the Derby, Silver Medallion will be com-peting in his third graded event in a 29-day span. Steve Asmussen probably would have preferred the choice of sending the bay colt directly to Louisville off of the April 9 Santa Anita Derby (gr. I) but his fourth-place finish there did not assure a spot in the clas-sic. Silver Medallion’s only other start this year—and best win to date—was a victory February 12 in the El Camino Real Derby (gr. III).

Silver Medallion is one of 101 foals in the first crop of his sire, the Silver Deputy stallion Badge of Silver. Winner every year from 2 to 6, Badge of Silver earned his biggest paychecks with a tally in the 2005 New Orleans Handicap (gr. II) and a third-place ef-fort the following year in the NetJets Breeders’ Cup Mile (gr. IT). Badge of Silver’s five-year racing career was of rather long dura-tion by modern standards, but the Kenneth and Sarah Ramsey colorbearer went to the post only 16 times during the timeframe, winning six and banking a bit more than $1 million, with his best efforts coming at eight and nine furlongs. An early winner himself—Badge of Silver took a Keeneland maiden special weight as an April 2-year-old—he reasonably was expected to sire early maturers. He did not disappoint: 42 of his first-crop juveniles started, with 17 winners emerging from the group.

Part of Badge of Silver’s early stud success is attributable to the opportunities he received at Brereton Jones’ Airdrie Stud. His first book had a strong 2.12 Class Performance Index and 1.71 Comparable Index, indicating his mares were both talented run-ners and proven producers. One of the dams that contributed to the strong CI figure was the Stalwart mare Another Vegetarian, who previously had produced 2005 Queen Elizabeth II Challenge Cup Stakes (gr. IT) winner and millionaire filly Sweet Talker.

What did Jones gain by sending a grade I-producing mare to an untested sire? It happened by mere hours, but the cross resulted in Badge of Silver’s lone first-crop progeny juvenile stakes vic-tory. Silver Medallion, eighth foal of Another Vegetarian, scored in the Eddie Logan Stakes held December 31 at Santa Anita to earn the distinction.

Another Vegetarian was unimpressive as a racefilly, but she has proven to be a solid producer. In addition to Sweet Talker and Silver Medallion, the Stalwart mare produced hard-knocking Fantastic Day, earner of $360,424, and three additional winners. Unfortunately for Silver Medallion’s Triple Crown hopes, his fam-ily bloodlines are more likely to add speed than to help stretch out Badge of Silver’s nine-furlong limits. Broodmare sire Stal-wart was a precocious miler, while Another Vegetarian’s female line consistently has produced sprint runners. Owners Black Rob Stables and Michael Ryan should hope that being one of the best-conditioned horses in the field makes up for any stamina short-falls in this pedigree.

Scot T. Gillies

BADGE OF SILVER, dkb/br, 2000

Silver Deputy, 1985Deputy Minister, 1979


Silver Valley, 1979Mr. ProspectorSeven Valleys

Silveroo, 1992Silver Hawk, 1979

RobertoGris Vitesse

SILVER MEDALLION b, c May 1, 2008

Hey Mama, 1977High TributePat’s Mama

Stalwart, 1979 Hoist the Flag, 1968

Tom RolfeWavy Navy

ANOTHER VEGETARIAN, b, 1995

Yes Dear Maggy, 1972Iron RulerYes Dear

Lucy Sims, 1984Northjet, 1977

NorthfieldsJellatina

Join the Waves, 1966SailorNato II

soldatTrainer: Kiaran P. McLaughlinOwner: Clarke, Robertson, Braverman and NamcookBreeder: Brookfield Stud (KY)

the future of the Danzig line in the U.S. looked somewhat shaky not long ago but has experienced a marked turn around recently.

Danzig is now represented by second-season sires War Front, Pomeroy, and Bellamy Road, who all have graded winners in their first crops, as well as by Exchange Rate, whose first Kentucky crops are 2-year-olds of 2011; by grade I winner and Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I)-placed Hard Spun, whose first crop are 2-year-olds in 2011; and by champion and dual classic winner,Big Brown, whose first crop are now yearlings.

War Front and Pomeroy are currently duking it out at the top of the second-crop sires lists, both having graded stakes-winning colts at the end of February. War Front took command with the victory of Soldat in the Fasig-Tipton Fountain of Youth Stakes (gr. II), but Pomeroy kept things interesting with an impressive Hutcheson Stakes (gr. II) triumph for Flashpoint.

Soldat is one of six stakes winners to represent War Front so far, the others being the lightning fast West Coast colt The Factor, who took the seven-furlong San Vicente Stakes (gr. II) and will attempt to stretch out and flash his classic credentials in the Sunland Park Derby (gr. III); the Louisiana Jewl Stakes victress Tensas Punch; and Warning Flag, who won the Irish Stallion Farms E.B.F. Star Appeal Stake, and took second in the JRA Killavullan Stakes (Ire-III) in Ireland last year.

Given that he has already sired a total of 25 individual first-crop winners, it seems clear that the War Fronts are developing faster than did their sire. Unplaced in his only outing at 2, War Front didn’t gain his first victory until taking a six-furlong maiden at Saratoga (which he won by 11½ lengths) in his second start at 3. He continued to develop like a coming star as he added a six-length victory in a six-furlong Belmont allowance race, then took the 8½-furlong Princelet Stakes, an overnight restricted stakes, by eight lengths. Ending his sophomore sea-son against tougher competition in the Discovery Handicap (gr. III)—run over the Princelet Stakes course and distance—War Front faded in the stretch to finish sixth, beaten just over six lengths. This perfor-mance appeared to convince War Front’s connections that the horse was a sprinter, and at 4, his seven starts all came at distances between six and seven furlongs. War Front won just one of those starts, taking the Alfred G. Vanderbilt Breeders’ Cup Handicap (gr. II), but did prove himself among the best and most consistent sprinters of the year, with seconds in five other graded contests.

As a sprinting son of Danzig out of a mare by champion sprinter Rubiano, War Front was reasonably expected to be a dominant influ-ence for speed. However, War Chant’s dam, Starry Dreamer, was an atypical daughter of Rubiano, both in preferred distance and surface. She was capable on dirt—she ran second in the Gazelle Handicap



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(gr. I) on that surface—but was at her best going long on the turf, winning three stakes, including the Palisades Stakes at nine fur-longs, and placing in several major events, including seconds in the Long Island and La Prevoyante Handicaps (both gr. II) at 12 furlongs. Turf and stamina are present not only in the distaff side of Rubiano’s pedigree—his dam is by Nijinsky II out of a sister to Relaunch—but also through the sires of War Front’s second and third damsires. Forli won South America’s most important race, the Gran Premio Carlos Pellegrini, at 15 furlongs, and Round Ta-ble was equally at home on either dirt or turf and set a course record at 13 furlongs.

Soldat’s distaff side also includes some stamina. His dam, Le Relais, was unraced but is a daughter of Coronado’s Quest. By the multiple grade I winner and Kentucky Derby runner-up Forty Niner, Coronado’s Quest was saddled with a difficult tempera-ment that led to his connections side-stepping the Derby, but he emulated his sire and proved his ability at 10 furlongs with a win in the Travers Stakes (gr. I). His other victories included the Buick Haskell Invitational Handicap (gr. I) and Wood Memorial Stakes (gr. II). Coronado’s Quest was somewhat disappointing as a sire, but he’s showing considerable promise as a broodmare sire, as with his first daughters only now 11 years old, he’s al-ready broodmare sire of nine stakes winners, including champion sprinter Kodiak Kowboy and grade one winners Mani Bhavan and Boys At Tosconova.

The rest of Soldat’s family gives more of a mixed message con-cerning stamina. His dam is half sister to Mulrainy, a Star de Naskra filly who won up to 8½ furlongs in Canada, taking the Duchess Stakes (gr. III) and La Lorgnette Stakes, and also taking third in the Selene Stakes (gr. I). Malbay, the dam of Le Relais and Mulrainy, was by Apalachee, a champion 2-year-old in Eu-rope by Round Table, and predominantly an influence for speed. Malbay scored her only win as a 2-year-old going 4½ furlongs, but she did take second in Canada’s premier juvenile filly event, the Princess Elizabeth Stakes, at 8½ furlongs. Soldat’s third dam, Sawmill Lady, is an unraced daughter of Marshua’s Dancer, a Raise a Native son bred on the same cross as Mr. Prospector, and primarily an influence for speed. Apart from Malbay, she also produced the Bessarabian Handicap (gr. III) third Lightning Pace and listed-placed Stalled Engine, and is granddam of good Cana-dian sprint filly,Shilla (by Marquetry out of a sister to Malbay). Sawmill Lady—out of Bobisque, a daughter of John Henry’s sire Ole Bob Bowers who also placed in the Princess Elizabeth Stakes, is half sister to Dancing Affair, dam of the American Derby (gr. IIT) and Pennsylvania Derby (gr. III) winner Pine Dance and granddam of the prolific stakes winner The Happy Hopper. The sixth dam, Risque Blue, is notable as also being ancestress of champions Fort Marcy and Key to the Mint.

Soldat, who is TrueNicks rated A++, is the product of the cross of War Front over a Mr. Prospector-line mare, as are War Front’s other three stakes winners to date (The Factor is out of a mare by Miswaki; Tensas Punch out of a daughter of the Two Punch horse Pulling Punches; and Warning Flag from a mare by Unbridled’s Song, and inbred to Fappiano). Here the Mr. Prospec-tor appears 5x4, with Mr. Prospector’s genetic relative Marshua’s Dancer also in the fourth generation. With Danzig over Forty Nin-er, Soldat is also a reverse cross to Distorted Humor, a sprinter/miler who sired Kentucky Derby winner Funny Cide in his first crop, and has since added another classic winner, the Belmont Stakes (gr. I) victor Drosselmeyer.

Whether these elements will bless Soldat with sufficient stam-ina for the Derby trip remains to be seen. It is interesting that, to date, his development somewhat parallels that of his aforemen-tioned fellow Danzig-line horse Big Brown: Both are by sprinting sons of Danzig (Big Brown was by Boundary); both impressed

on turf at 2, Soldat winning the With Anticipation Stakes (gr. III) and taking seconds in the Pilgrim Stakes (gr. IIIT) and Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Turf (gr. IIT); both made the switch to dirt to take wide-margin victories in the slop in Gulfstream Park allowance races; and both impressed with victories in Florida classic trials. Soldat has led throughout in both his dirt victories but proved able to stalk in his turf contests, and should he show the same tactical versatility on dirt, then he can’t be ruled out as a threat at 10 furlongs.

Alan Porter

WAR FRONT, b, 2002


NearcticNatalma


Starry Dreamer, 1994Rubiano, 1987

FappianoRuby Slippers

SOLDAT dkb/br, c April 19, 2008

Lara’s Star, 1981ForliTrue Reality

Coronado’s Quest, 1995Forty Niner, 1985

Mr. ProspectorFile

LE RELAIS, dkb/br, 2004

Laughing Look, 1986DamascusLaughter

Malbay, 1988Apalachee, 1971

Round TableMoccasin

Sawmill Lady, 1983Marshua’s DancerBobisque

stay thirstyTrainer: Todd A. PletcherOwner: Repole StableBreeder: John D. Gunther & John Darren Gunther (KY)

if he were in anyone else’s barn but Todd Pletcher’s, Stay Thirsty would be regarded as a top prospect for the American classics.

As it is, he has lived in the shadow of his brilliant stablemate, 2010 champion juvenile male Uncle Mo, who is also owned by Mike Repole. But on March 5, Stay Thirsty stepped out of the shadows to take the spotlight for a day, capturing the Gothan Stakes (gr. III) in his season opener.

Whether Stay Thirsty will develop far enough and fast enough to mount a serious challenge for leadership of the division is still to be seen, but the pedigree credentials are certainly there. Bred by John D. Gunther and John Darren Gunther, he is the fifth stakes winner and fifth graded stakes winner for Bernardini. The Darley stallion had a good weekend; in addition to Stay Thirsty’s win, Bernardini’s daughter A Z Warrior ran third in the Santa Anita Oaks (gr. I), while his well-bred sons Break Up the Game and Wilburn collected maiden victories.

While Bernardini did quite well as a freshman sire of 2010, he is expected to fare even better among second-crop sires as his progeny mature and get more distance under their hooves. Stay Thirsty is one of two sons who would make almost anyone’s list of the top 20 prospects for the Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I); the other, multiple grade II winner To Honor and Serve, finished third in the Fasig-Tipton Fountain of Youth Stakes (gr. II) February 26 in his first start of 2011.

Stay Thirsty’s female line traces back to royal roots indeed as his eighth dam, Masda, was a stakes-winning full sister to the legendary Man o’ War. A good but not exceptional broodmare, she produced three modest stakes winners, the most important of which was Incandescent. A daughter of 1929 leading sire Chi-cle, Incandescent produced the stakes winners Flash Burn (by Brazado) and Fuego (by Bim Bam), both better known for dura-bility than raw talent, and Igual, the dam of 1946 Triple Crown winner Assault (by Bold Venture).



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A daughter of the great Equipoise, Igual was a lucky mare to ever get to the paddocks, much less produce a champion. A sickly foal, she was slated for humane destruction when the King Ranch’s veterinarian, J. K. Northway, discovered an ab-scess under her stifle. She recovered after the abscess was lanced and drained but was never trained for racing, going directly to the King Ranch’s broodmare band as a 2-year-old.

Igual produced nine full siblings to Assault (as well as three foals by other sires), and two were also stakes winners: 1954 Gazelle and Betsey Ross Stakes winner On Your Own and Postil-lion, a durable sort who won two stakes races in Canada as a 6-year-old. Sin Igual, another of the siblings, won only one of 11 starts but had some importance as a broodmare, as her daughter Mono (by Better Self) produced the useful racer and sire Rare Performer and his full sister Mine Only, dam of graded stakes winners Academy Award, Good Mood, and Statuette and grand-dam of Well Chosen (1998 Ashland Stakes, gr. I) and In Conten-tion (1996 Cherry Hill Mile Stakes, gr. III).

Equal Venture, another of Assault’s full sisters, never raced but produced the talented stayer Prove Out (by Graustark), best remembered for his conquest of Secretariat in the 1973 Wood-ward Stakes (gr. I). She also produced 1968 Test Stakes winner Heartland (by Bold Ruler), dam of grade III winner Distant Land (by Graustark), and two-time stakes winner Saidam (by Never Say Die); Country Dream (by Ribot), dam of English group III winner Midyan (by Miswaki); and unraced Fairness (by 1958 Belmont Stakes winner Cavan), dam of 1983 Irish champion mil-er Solford (by Nijinsky II) and 1975 Vosburgh Handicap (gr. II) winner No Bias (by Jacinto).

Equal Change, daughter of Fairness and 1969 Horse of the Year Arts and Letters, was second in the 1975 Coaching Club American Oaks (gr. I). She continued the family line through 1988 Carousel Handicap (gr. III) winner Spur Wing (by Storm Bird), granddam of group stakes winners Highest and Nayyir, and through stakes winner Make Change (by Roberto).

Although Make Change never won a graded race, she placed in no fewer than eight grade I events before retiring to the pad-docks, where she produced French listed stakes winner Time Changes (by Danzig). More importantly, her winning daughter Marozia (by Storm Bird) has now produced three stakes win-ners: 2005 Fred W. Hooper Handicap (gr. III) winner and Bel-mont Stakes (gr. I) runner-up Andromeda’s Hero (by Fusaichi Pegasus), grade I-placed and Whirling Ash Stakes victor Superfly (by Fusaichi Pegasus), and Stay Thirsty.

As can be seen from the above, Stay Thirsty’s family has con-sistently produced quality runners and, occasionally, a racehorse of the highest class. He will have to do quite a bit of developing to reach that level, of course, but while the competition may trip him up on the first Saturday in May, his pedigree certainly won’t. Avalyn Hunter

BERNARDINI, b, 2003




Cara Rafaela, 1993Quiet American, 1986

FappianoDemure

STAY THIRSTY dkb/br, c March 29, 2008

Oil Fable, 1986Spectacular BidNorthern Fable

Storm Bird, 1978Northern Dancer, 1961

NearcticNatalma

MAROZIA, ch, 1994

South Ocean, 1967New ProvidenceShining Sun

Make Change, 1985Roberto, 1969

Hail to ReasonBramalea

Equal Change, 1972Arts and LettersFairness

the factorTrainer: Bob BaffertOwner: Fog City Stable and George BoltonBreeder: H & W Thoroughbreds (KY)

those looking for a possible new factor in this year’s Triple Crown hunt need look no further than The Factor. After the colt was seen

hanging on to a 3⁄4-length win over Sway Away in the seven-furlong San Vicente Stakes (gr. II) run Feb. 20, many questioned whether The Factor could get a longer trip. On March 19, the brilliantly fast colt provided an emphatic answer, crushing the best-credentialed field seen so far on the Triple Crown trail by 61⁄4 lengths in the 8½-furlong Rebel Stakes (gr. II). A poor showing four weeks later in the Arkansas Derby (gr. I) renewed some of the doubt and probably knocked The Factor from being the favorite for the 2011 Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I).

The Factor had things his own way in the Rebel, leading comfortably at every call while carving out solid but unspectacular fractions. This was a much different pace scenario than the colt encountered in either the Arkansas Derby, where he was outrun for the early lead and faded in the stretch, and in the San Vicente, in which he had to repel multiple challengers while setting wickedly fast fractions.

On paper, The Factor looks more like a miler than a colt likely to stay the 10 furlongs of the Kentucky Derby. Bred in Kentucky by H & W Thoroughbreds, the colt is from the first crop of Claiborne Farm stallion War Front, also the sire of impressive Fasig-Tipton Fountain of Youth Stakes (gr. II) winner Soldat and three other stakes winners to date. As a racehorse, War Front was very fast, winning the 2006 Alfred G. Vanderbilt Breeders’ Cup Handicap (gr. II) and running second in five other graded sprints, though he did stay well enough to score easily in the restricted Princelet Stakes at 8 ½ furlongs.

War Front is by the great sire Danzig, whose line has generally tend-ed towards sprinters and milers but has thrown a number of horses that could get longer distances, especially when bred to staying mares. This would suggest that War Front may have had more aptitude for distance than he had the opportunity to display, for his dam, Starry Dreamer, won the listed Palisades Stakes over nine furlongs and was grade II-placed at up to 12 furlongs. While her sire Rubiano (by Fap-piano) was the champion sprinter of 1992, he was better at seven and eight furlongs than at six. He was also a maternal grandson of Nijinsky II, suggesting that Starry Dreamer’s aptitude for turf and distance did not all come by way of her dam, the Forli mare Lara’s Star, or her grand-dam, the Round Table mare True Reality.

In War Front’s brief stud career, he has already shown an envi-able versatility, siring stakes winners on turf and dirt and under fast and sloppy conditions. The question now is whether that versatility can stretch itself beyond the nine furlongs that Soldat conquered in his Fountain of Youth victory. While Soldat has a genuine 10-furlong horse as his broodmare sire in Coronado’s Quest, The Factor’s maternal grandsire is Miswaki, whose best win came in the 1,400-meter Prix de la Salamandre (Fr-I) as a juvenile. Miswaki, though, has been more than a pure speed influence—perhaps because his maternal grandsire is the great Buckpasser—and sired such horses as 1991 Horse of the Year Black Tie Affair and 1993 CIGA Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe (Fr-I) winner Urban Sea.

Of course, as is typical for sprinting sires whose backgrounds are a mix of speed and stamina, Miswaki has usually needed some help from his mates in order to sire animals capable of staying much more than a mile. Whether he got that help when he sired The Factor’s dam, Greyciousness, is a bit questionable. A half sister to multiple grade I-placed Chief Seattle (by Seattle Slew), Greyciousness is out of Skatingonthinice (by Icecapade), a listed stakes winner over 8½ fur-longs. Perhaps more importantly, Greyciousness is closely related to Skatingonthinice’s half sister Showering (by Miswaki), a sprint stakes winner. Although Showering stayed well enough to be stakes-placed



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over 8½ furlongs and is the dam of the 12-furlong stakes winner Per-fect Shower (by the Sadler’s Wells horse Perfect Soul), she is another of those horses with a mixed sprinting/staying background that ap-pears to tend more toward speed than stamina.

Icecapade, sire of Skatingonthinice, is another question mark. A brilliantly fast but volatile runner who was at his best over interme-diate distances, he tended to throw speed but could sire horses that stayed better than he himself did—most notably, the inaugural Breed-ers’ Cup Classic (gr. I) winner Wild Again and the ill-fated Canadian Triple Crown winner Izvestia, who suffered a fatal breakdown as a 4-year-old.

Rain Shower, the dam of Skatingonthinice, is by Bold Forbes, an-other horse whose influence for stamina is questionable despite wins in the 1976 Kentucky Derby and Belmont Stakes (gr. I). In truth, the latter race was a masterful piece of grand larceny on the part of Angel Cordero, who used Bold Forbes’ speed to steal a long march on his rivals and had just enough horse left to get home in front of McKenzie Bridge and Great Contractor. Bold Forbes’ best distance was probably nine furlongs rather than 10, and this was reflected by his best run-ners, champion 3-year-old filly Tiffany Lass and Wood Memorial (gr. I) winner Air Forbes Won.

In some ways, The Factor is reminiscent of Smarty Jones, another highly talented colt with unquestioned speed and a highly efficient way of going but a pedigree that at first glance did not promise staying ability. In Smarty’s case, however, the second and third damsires were horses that were unquestionably genuine over 10 furlongs or more: Foolish Pleasure and Herbager. If The Factor is to stay 10 furlongs, he will also have to draw resources from ancestors further back in his pedigree and will have to avoid getting sucked into a duel with other front-runners as well. Nonetheless, he is one of the most exciting colts to emerge on this spring’s Triple Crown trail, and it will be very inter-esting indeed to see if he can take the next step toward Derby glory.

Avalyn Hunter

WAR FRONT, b, 2002


NearcticNatalma


Starry Dreamer, 1994Rubiano, 1987

FappianoRuby Slippers

THE FACTOR gr/ro, c March 15, 2008

Lara’s Star, 1981ForliTrue Reality

Miswaki, 1978Mr. Prospector, 1970


GREYCIOUSNESS, gr/ro, 1995

Hopespringseternal, 1971BuckpasserRose Bower

Skatingonthinice, 1986Icecapade, 1969

NearcticShenanigans

Rain Shower, 1980Bold ForbesRight as Rain

toBy’s cornerTrainer: H. Graham MotionOwner: Dianne D. CotterBreeder: Dianne D. Cotter (FL)

the winter racing seasons in New York and Florida could hardly be further apart. Aqueduct is cold and wet, its inner track host-

ing mostly hardy locals; Gulfstream Park enjoys the balmy weather of South Florida and the prestige of being the premier Eastern winter/spring meeting.

Races at Aqueduct and Gulfstream February 5 showcased two colts that are as far apart in background as their race venues. At Aqueduct, the winner of the featured Whirlaway Stakes was the modestly pedi-greed Toby’s Corner, Florida-bred but apparently right at home in as miserable weather as February in New York can dish out. But farther

south, the performance of the day belonged to regally bred Cal Nation, who upstaged a much-ballyhooed allowance race featuring several pos-sible Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I) hopefuls on the same card with an impressive 7¾-length score in a seven-furlong maiden event.

Toby’s Corner perhaps comes by his liking for Aqueduct honestly, for his sire is Bellamy Road, whose eye-popping score by 17½ lengths in the 2005 Wood Memorial (gr. I) at Aqueduct made him that year’s Ken-tucky Derby favorite. Seventh in the Derby itself, the colt ran a game second behind Flower Alley in the Travers Stakes (gr. I) before injury ended his attempt at a comeback. Now standing at Pauls Mill, Bellamy Road has sired four stakes winners from his first crop of racing age.

Bellamy Road is the best of 24 stakes winners for the Chief’s Crown horse Concerto, who has enjoyed a useful stud career at Ocala Stud. Also the sire of Puerto Rican champions Special Concerto and Concer-to’s Crown and multiple Jamaican champion Chadman, Concerto was a good runner in his own right, capturing the 1997 Jim Beam Stakes (gr. II) and three grade III events and nine stakes overall during his 21-race career.

Toby’s Corner races as a homebred for Dianne Cotter, who also bred Bellamy Road and the colt’s dam, Brandon’s Ride. A winner on the track, Brandon’s Ride is by Mister Frisky, whose Cinderella run to the Derby took him through sixteen straight wins in Puerto Rico and Cali-fornia, culminating with a stylish score in the Santa Anita Derby (gr. I). But midnight tolled in the Kentucky Derby as Mister Frisky ran up the track, and a non-threatening third in the Preakness Stakes (gr. I) did little to recover his reputation. It turned out that Mister Frisky had an excuse for the dull performances, though. Following the Preakness, a large growth was discovered in the colt’s throat. He recovered following surgery but never regained his previous form in two subsequent starts. As a stallion, his indifferent pedigree apparently caught up with him as he sired just two stakes winners, multiple graded stakes winner Frisk Me Now and three-time stakes winner Mister Crafty.

The weakest part of Toby’s Corner’s pedigree is the tail-female line, which has little to recommend it until one gets to his fifth dam, Phoenix Girl (by Red Hannigan). The dam of 1975 Michigan Mile and One-Eighth Handicap (gr. II) winner Mr. Lucky Phoenix (by Lucky Debo-nair), Phoenix Girl is out of the high-class Jacola and is, thus, a half sister to 1947 champion 3-year-old male Phalanx. Further back, this stamina-oriented family was one of the pillars of William Woodward’s Belair Stud, its members including the likes of 1935 Triple Crown win-ner Omaha, 1938 Ascot Gold Cup winner Flares, and 1939 Kentucky Derby and Belmont Stakes winner Johnstown. Another important member of this clan is the great race mare Gallorette, who was bred by Preston Burch and raced for William Brann.

Cal Nation, on the other hand, has as high-quality an immediate female family as anyone would care to see. A WinStar Farm home-bred, he is a Distorted Humor half brother to grade I winner and 2006 Derby and Belmont runner-up Bluegrass Cat. Dam She’s a Winner is an unraced full sister to 2010 Vosburgh Stakes (gr. I) winner Girolamo, to graded stakes winners Accelerator and Daydreaming, and to Super-charger, dam of 2010 Kentucky Derby winner Super Saver. Also the dam of multiple graded stakes winner Lord of the Game (by Saint Ballado) and stakes winner Sonoma Cat (by Storm Cat), She’s a Winner is by A.P. Indy out of Get Lucky, a graded stakes-winning full sister to 1989 champion juvenile male Rhythm and to successful sire Not For Love. Get Lucky, in turn, is by Mr. Prospector out of 1983 Beldame Stakes (gr. I) winner Dance Number (by Northern Dancer), a half sister to multiple grade I winner and important sire Private Account (by Damascus) out of 1971 champion juvenile filly Numbered Account. This is, of course, a branch of the great La Troienne family and is a standout line even within that storied clan.

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bines both those great sires) include 2007 Haskell Invitational (gr. I) winner Any Given Saturday, 2007 Boyd Gaming’s Delta Jackpot Stakes (gr. III) winner Z Humor, and 2010 Sunland Derby (gr. III) winner Endorsement. Cal Nation has yet to reach that level, of course, but his maiden win promises much bigger things ahead. Trainer Todd Pletcher has already indicated that those bigger things will probably not include the Kentucky Derby—with the early Derby favorite, Uncle Mo, already in his barn, he hardly needs to rush another promising prospect—but it is always possible that the colt may appear later in the Triple Crown series if he develops as well as he has started.

Toby’s Corner, on the other hand, appears to be right where he needs to be if a trip to Louisville in May is going to be a possibil-ity. With a listed win over a route under his belt, his next task will be to demonstrate whether he has already expressed his maximum potential or has inherited the racing talent of his sire and maternal grandsire. If the latter, his pedigree may start looking a lot better a little way down the Triple Crown trail. Avalyn Hunter

BELLAMY ROAD, dkb/br, 2002

Concerto, 1994Chief’s Crown, 1982

DanzigSix Crowns

Undeniably, 1987In RealityPast Forgetting

Hurry Home Hillary, 1995Deputed Testamony, 1980

Traffic CopProof Requested

TOBY’S CORNER ch, c May 4, 2008

Ten Cents a Turn, 1990CozzeneRub al Khali

Mister Frisky, 1987Marsayas, 1978

DamascusExtra Place

BRANDON’S RIDE, dkb/br, 1996

Frisky Flyer, 1977Highest TideEager Nymph

Mrs. Bumble, 1983Restivo, 1971

Restless NativeJaffa

Bumble, 1978PokerDistant Scene

tWice the aPPealTrainer: Jeff BondeOwner: Edward J. Brown Jr., Victor Flores, and Henry HernandezBreeder: John T. L. Jones III (KY)

twice the Appeal’s 2-year-old campaign was not the stuff of leg-ends. The son of Successful Appeal needed seven starts to break

his maiden, and even then the victory came only after a significant drop in class, and just two days before the end of December. But making seven juvenile starts is itself a noteworthy accomplishment, and Twice the Appeal’s four appearances on the board indicated he had early talent, if not yet the ability to close the deal.

Within three weeks, a second victory—this time an easy win in a Santa Anita starter allowance over a mile—to start his sophomore campaign made it clear that Twice the Appeal had come into his own. Running in the Turf Paradise Derby for his next start, Twice the Appeal came in second, two lengths back from fellow Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I) candidate Beer Meister, but was disqualified to fourth place after crowding another runner. The effort was strong enough to earn the colt a trip to Sunland Park for the grade III Sunland Derby. There he ran in the middle of the pack to start but closed strongly, finishing 1½ lengths to the good of Triple Crown hopefuls Astrology and Ruler On Ice.

Owned by a partnership of Edward J. Brown Jr., Victor Flores, and Henry Hernandez, Twice the Appeal was a $35,000 Barretts May 2-year-old after a disappointing $4,000 RNA as a Keeneland September yearling. The other Successful Appeal juvenile colts auc-tioned in 2010 averaged $195,000—more than 5½ times his own final price—indicating Twice the Appeal did not earn much respect

in the sales ring. Successful Appeal carries on In Reality’s sire-line legacy of pre-

cocity. Of 379 foals from his first seven crops, 189 (49.9%) were 2-year-old starters and 97 (51.3% of runners) were juvenile win-ners. In fact, 41.9% of Successful Appeal’s stakes winners from the same crops earned that distinction as freshman runners. (While Twice the Appeal did not earn black type as a juvenile, it is notable that his first start came before he reached 27 months old. If he makes it to the starting gates on Derby Day, Twice the Appeal will be one of the youngest contenders for the roses. A May 10 foal, he will be three days shy of his third birthday.)

For Triple Crown considerations, trainer Jeff Bonde hopes that Twice the Appeal varies from the Successful Appeal mold of one-dimensional early speed. The Walmac Farm stallion’s progeny aver-age winning distance of 6.69 furlongs is only two-thirds of the Der-by distance—that final turn and stretch run in front of the Churchill Downs grandstand can seem long indeed for a horse whose pedi-gree stops at seven furlongs.

Elsewhere in the pedigree, stamina is similarly elusive. His dam Double Boarded ran frequently but poorly, finishing with only two thirds from 20 starts, most at sprint distances. Double Boarded’s only other foal of real note was Board Eligible, a two-time stakes winner and placed in the Ladies Handicap (gr. III), who averaged 8.09 furlongs in her eight victories. Broodmare sire Cormorant is another speed influence, his daughter’s foals winning, on average, at only a few ticks above seven furlongs.

Some hopeful history is on Twice the Appeal’s side: Success-ful Appeal did sire Closing Argument, who placed second in the 2005 Kentucky Derby without much infusion of stamina from his dam’s family. And the two sons of Successful Appeal share the ac-complishment of winning a grade III Derby prep event over nine furlongs.

Scot T. Gillies

SUCCESSFUL AP-PEAL, dkb/br, 1996

Valid Appeal, 1972In Reality, 1964

IntentionallyMy Dear Girl

Desert Trial, 1963Moslem ChiefScotch Verdict

Successful Dancer, 1989Fortunate Prospect, 1981

Northern ProspectFortunate Bid

TWICE THE APPEAL dkb/br, c May 10, 2008

Debonair Dancer, 1978Staff WriterIn the Bag

Cormorant, 1974His Majesty, 1968

RibotFlower Bowl

DOUBLE BOARDED, b, 1994

Song Sparrow, 1967Tudor MinstrelSwoon’s Tune

C. J.’s Sister, 1977Slady Castle, 1969

Tudor MelodyQueen of Speed

Time Barrier, 1963Deep SunDouble Diamond

tWinsPiredTrainer: Michael J. MakerOwner: Alpha Stables, Skychai Racing, and Sand Dollar StableBreeder: John Jain, Lawrence Opas & Frank Sinatra (KY)

B ut for a few inches of Brilliant Speed’s nose, Twinspired would now be a grade I winner and guaranteed a starting spot in the Kentucky

Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I). Instead, his second-place fin-ish in the Toyota Blue Grass Stakes (gr. I) has him on the bubble for one of the 20 slots in the Derby gate. At 24th on the current graded stakes earnings list, he has a fair shot of making the field if owners Alpha Stables, Skychai Racing, and Sand Dollar Stable decide to give the colt a chance at the roses.

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day, as the sire of Denis of Cork, a highly regarded colt who ran third in the 2008 Kentucky Derby and second in the Belmont Stakes (gr. I). The son of 1994 Vosburgh Stakes (gr. I) winner Harlan was himself among the leading Derby contenders of his year after wins in the Florida Derby (gr. I) and Blue Grass Stakes but could do no better than seventh at Churchill Downs. The following year Harlan’s Holiday again showed his best form in the spring, winning the Donn Handicap (gr. I) and run-ning second to Moon Ballad in the Dubai World Cup (UAE-I). His best race following the Dubai trip was a second-place finish to Congaree in the Hollywood Gold Cup (gr. I).

Reflecting the mix of speed and stamina in his own pedigree (his dam, Christmas in Aiken, is a daughter of Affirmed), Harlan’s Holi-day has sired performers ranging from the staying Denis of Cork to Majesticperfection, one of last year’s best sprinters. His own best per-formances were at nine furlongs, but with El Prado as his maternal grandsire, Twinspired may be comfortable with a bit more distance. Ability on turf could also be a possibility should the colt’s owners care to experiment.

Bred by John Jain, Lawrence Opas, and Frank Sinatra, Twinspired is out of Historic Drive, who showed nothing in two starts on dirt before being retired but has produced two other winners from five foals of racing age. Her dam, the Silent Screen mare Keep It Legal, won once in eight tries before producing nine winners, stakes-placed Decora (by Well Decorated) among them.

Twinspired is easily the best runner produced by his damline since 1982 San Antonio Handicap (gr. I) winner Score Twenty Four, a son of Golden Eagle II and Twinspired’s third dam, Adjudicate Miss (by Traffic Judge). The next two dams, Riant (by Roman) and Chuckle (by Haste) were both stakes winners as juveniles but did not train on, probably the reason why Riant was repeatedly bred to sires that had demonstrated both more distance capacity and the ability to race well at three and four. The attempt to infuse more stamina and durability was apparently not successful as none of Riant’s five foals ever earned black type and two—Adjudicate Miss included—never raced. Still, there is at least a little back class to this female line, and it is just possible that the cross back to a classy horse with some speed in his background may have been the spark to produce a good horse. The question now is just how good Twinspired is off synthetics, where he has earned all his black type so far. Avalyn Hunter

HARLAN’S HOLI-DAY, b, 1999

Harlan, 1989Storm Cat, 1983

Storm BirdTerlingua

Country Romance, 1976HaloSweet Romance

Christmas in Aiken, 1992Affirmed, 1975

Exclusive NativeWon’t Tell You

TWINSPIRED gr/ro, c April 16, 2008

Dowager, 1980Honest PleasurePrincessnesian

El Prado, 1989Sadler’s Wells, 1981

Northern DancerFairy Bridge

HISTORICAL DRIVE, gr/ro, 2000

Lady Capulet, 1974Sir IvorCap and Bells

Keep It Legal, 1980Silent Screen, 1967

Prince JohnPrayer Bell

Adjudicate Miss, 1967Traffic JudgeRiant

uncle moTrainer: Todd A. PletcherOwner: Repole StableBreeder: D. Michael Cavey DVM (KY)

uncle Mo, who ran away with the Grey Goose Breeders’ Cup Juvenile (gr. I) and Eclipse Award balloting as top 2-year-old male, has already

shown he has what it takes physically to win going two turns at Churchill Downs. What makes the son of Indian Charlie equally as imposing on

paper heading into the 2011 Triple Crown season is a balanced pedigree to boot, one chock full of stamina, classic, and speed influences.

In modern pedigrees there is little escape from Northern Dancer’s lin-eage, and the stallion with brilliant and classic influences appears three times in Uncle Mo’s five-cross pedigree. Northern Dancer runs through both the dam line of Uncle Mo’s sire Indian Charlie, as the great grandsire of Indian Charlie’s dam Soviet Sojourn, and through Uncle Mo’s female family as the grandsire of Dixie Slippers, Uncle Mo’s second dam. Both Uncle Mo’s sire and dam have classic influences running through the top of their respective pedigrees. French Two Thousand Guineas winner Caro is the great grandsire of Indian Charlie, and the classic influence of Ep-som Derby winner Roberto runs through Playa Maya’s sireline through Arch and Kris S.

Stamina also comes through the Kris S. line (his broodmare sire is Princequillo), and through Soviet Sojourn. Soviet Sojourn’s dam, Politi-cal Parfait, adds Princequillo’s blood on her top line and carries a dou-ble-dose of stamina through her broodmare sire Crème dela Crème and Round Table on her dam side.

A dash of speed for Uncle Mo comes through his direct female line. Third dam Cyane’s Slippers is a daughter of Cyane, the ’61 Belmont Fu-turity winner.

Indian Charlie, the favorite for the 1998 Kentucky Derby (gr. I), has sired 54 stakes winners and four champions. He has also sired top-level 3-year-olds Conveyance and My Pal Charlie. Evan Hammonds

INDIAN CHARLIE, b, 1995

In Excess, 1987Siberian Express, 1981

CaroIndian Call

Kantado, 1976SaulingoVi

Soviet Sojourn, 1989Leo Castelli, 1984

Sovereign DancerSuspicious Native

UNCLE MO b, c March 10, 2008

Political Parfait, 1984Diplomat WayPeach Butter

Arch, 1995Kris S., 1977

RobertoSharp Queen

PLAYA MAYA, dkb/br, 2000

Aurora, 1988DanzigAlthea

Dixie Slippers, 1995Dixieland Band, 1980

Northern DancerMississippi Mud

Cyane’s Slippers, 1983CyaneHot Slippers

Watch me goTrainer: Kathleen O’ConnellOwner: Gilbert G. CampbellBreeder: Gilbert G. Campbell (FL)

an expectation that the Tampa Bay Derby (gr. II) would see a son of Forty Niner stamp his credentials as a Kentucky Derby

prospect was fulfilled, but not in the way most anticipated. The previously undefeated 1-2 favorite Brethren turned for home with the lead. However, he’d been pressed hard for much of the way by the unheralded Crimson Knight—claimed for just $16,000 on his previous out—and with a furlong to run, there was little to choose among Brethren, Crimson Knight, and the looming Watch Me Go. Perhaps due to his early efforts, Brethren was the first to yield, leaving Watch Me Go to wear down a stubborn Crimson Knight in the last few strides.

Watch Me Go, who was dispatched at 43-1 for the Tampa Bay Derby, had also faced Brethren on his previous start, finishing third in the Sam F. Davis Stakes (gr. III). This was Watch Me Go’s first try outside of sprint distances, and for a horse who has de-veloped into a classic prospect he’d shown more speed and pre-cocity than the norm, making his debut May 22 in a 4½-furlong maiden at Calder, scoring by 1½ lengths. At that point, his con-nections felt they might have something special, but Watch Me



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Go’s progress was halted by minor shin problems that neces-sitated some time off at the farm. He returned to action in Au-gust, running fourth to Gourmet Dinner in both the Dr. Fager and Affirmed divisions of the Florida Stallion stakes series. Dropped back to 5½ furlongs for a Calder allowance event, Watch Me Go confirmed his speed with a 2½-length win. Returned to stakes company, he was then fourth in the Birdonthewire Stakes and fifth in the Inaugural Stakes. He began this year with an eight-length tally in a 6½-furlong allowance/optional claiming contest at Tampa Bay, his only other outing before the Sam F. Davis. Although he’d been five lengths in arrears of Brethren that day, his connections felt that he would progress a lot from what was his first two-turn effort. The picture was muddied April 9 when Watch Me Go was unable to rally a challenge in the nine-furlong TVG Illinois Derby (gr. III), finishing a well-beaten sixth.

Brethren is by Forty Niner’s outstanding sire son Distorted Humor—and as we’ve hinted, Watch Me Go is also by a son of that horse, albeit a somewhat less well-known one. Watch Me Go is owned and bred by Gil Campbell, who stands Watch Me Go’s sire, West Acre, at his Stonehedge Farm South near Ocala. Bred by Claiborne Farm, West Acre was unraced, but his pedigree attracted Campbell. By Forty Niner, West Acre is out of graded stakes winner Narrate, making him a similarly bred half sibling to the Frizette Stakes (gr. I) victress Preach, dam of Pulpit, and to Yarn, the dam of Tale of the Cat and English juvenile highweight Minardi and granddam of Johannesburg, champion 2-year-old in Europe and the U.S. Preach and Yarn are both by Mr. Prospector, the sire of Forty Niner.

With relatively little support from outside mares either in quantity or quality, West Acre has sired 11 stakes winners from his first 10 crops. Prior to Watch Me Go, the best have been Iva-navinalot, heroine of the Bonnie Miss Stakes (gr. II) and three other stakes, and Speak Easy Gal, who took the Orchid Stakes (gr. III). In addition to Watch Me Go, West Acre’s current 3-year-old crop includes Cathy’s Crunches, a three-time stakes winner and graded stakes performer who was third March 13 in the China Doll Stakes, and Blue Eyed Sweetie, who took the Lindsay Frolic Stakes and Brave Raj Stakes at Calder.

Campbell said that he always had an intuitive feeling that West Acre would be suited by Deputy Minister mares, and that he’d been acquiring them whenever possible. Campbell’s instincts are clearly pretty sharp, as the formula has produced Watch Me Go and Ivanavinalot (also bred by Campbell), while the horse’s other graded scorer, Speak Easy Gal, is out of a mare by Victory Speech, a son of Deputy Minister.

Campbell purchased Watch Me Go’s dam, Sabbath Song, for $25,000 at the 2001 Fasig-Tipton Kentucky November Adena Springs sales. The unraced mare had previously produced two foals. The first O C’s Legacy, a son of Friendly Lover, failed to place in seven starts, but the second, Sirona Gold, a daughter of Gold Case, proved to be a hard-knocking type, winning six races and $212,550 in Canada and the U.S., but without earning black

type. At the time of her purchase, Sabbath Song was carrying Lucky Paco, a son of Lucky Lionel who went on to win three times and place in a Puerto Rican graded contest. After produc-ing a 2003 Golden Missile filly that died before she could start, and missing the following year, Sabbath Song dropped her first West Acre offspring in 2005, a filly named Asgoodasshelooks, who won three times and was third in a turf stakes at Calder. Sabbath Song was barren the next two years before foaling Watch Me Go in 2008.

Sabbath Song is a half sister to Eclipse Handicap (gr. III) victress and prolific Canadian stakes winner Blitzer; to Diamonds Galore, a multiple stakes-winning turf sprinter who took third in the Keenel-and Nunthorpe Stakes (EngI) on a foray to England; to 2-year-old turf stakes winner Cozy Star; and to winning mare Marfietta, dam of Canadian sprint stakes scorer Marvellous Silver. The second dam, Sirona, who won the Ontario Damsel Stakes and equaled a track-record for 6½ furlongs at Woodbine, was out of Sweet Road, a minor winning daughter of Nearctic (to whom Sabbath Song is inbred 4x3). Sweet Road’s dam, L’Arriviste, set a course record for seven furlongs on turf at Fort Erie. She never produced a winner of note, but daughter Regent’s Honey (by Vice Regent, a grand-son of Nearctic and the sire of Deputy Minister), became dam of the stakes winners Mufattish, Regal Dreamer, Three Card Willie, and Shaxi Fortune. Behind this, the female line is a French one, Watch Me Go’s fifth dam being Selina II, an imported daughter of the great sire Sicambre, from a Boussac family that also produced Champion Stakes and Irish Two Thousand Guineas winner Hugh Lupus and outstanding Argentine sire Timor.

In addition to being the result of a successful cross, Watch Me Go also has an interesting pedigree pattern here, as West Acre is out of a mare by Honest Pleasure, and Watch Me Go’s second dam is by Irish Stronghold. Both of these horses are products of a cross of the Bold Ruler line over English Derby winner Tulyar, and a similar combination (mostly involving Irish Stronghold’s brother Irish Castle) is found in at least six other stakes winners, including grade I scorer Mi Sueno. Alan Porter

WEST ACRE, b, 1995

Forty Niner, 1985Mr. Prospector, 1970


File, 1976Tom RolfeContinue

Narrate, 1980Honest Pleasure, 1973

What a PleasureTularia

WATCH ME GO dkb/br, c January 23, 2008

State, 1974Nijinsky IIMonarchy

Deputy Minister, 1979Vice Regent, 1967

Northern DancerVictoria Regina

SABBATH SONG, b, 1994

Mint Copy, 1970Bunty’s FlightShakney

Sirona, 1979Irish Stronghold, 1970

Bold RulerCastle Forbes

Sweet Road, 1970NearcticL’Arriviste



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2011 Triple Crown Contenders Sire Dam Broodmare Sire

Total Earnings

Graded Earnings

Graded Earnings

Rank: Overall

Graded Rank: Derby Trail TrueNicks

Dosage Index

Dosage Center of Distrib.

Animal Kingdom Leroidesanimaux (BRZ) Dalicia (GER) Acatenango (GER) $326,900 $285,000 38 16 A++ 1.67 0.50

Anthony's Cross Indian Charlie Screening Unbridled $215,020 $182,000 67 26 A++ 3.36 0.71

Archarcharch Arch Woodman's Dancer Woodman $832,744 $780,000 t-5 3 A 1.73 0.47

Astrology A.P. Indy Quiet Eclipse Quiet American $328,893 $281,893 39 17 A++ 3.42 0.71

Brethren Distorted Humor Supercharger A.P. Indy $224,868 $157,500 74 27 A 3.00 0.81

Brilliant Speed Dynaformer Speed Succeeds Gone West $515,750 $450,000 17 10 A++ 1.72 0.44

Comma to the Top Bwana Charlie Maggies Storm Stormy Atlantic $778,600 $671,000 8 4 B 2.20 0.75

Dance City City Zip Ballet Colony Pleasant Colony $160,900 $100,000 t-116 t-31 D 4.43 0.95

Decisive Moment With Distinction Lady Samira Dehere $527,330 $301,000 36 15 A+ 2.11 0.57

Dialed In Mineshaft Miss Doolittle Storm Cat $879,206 $840,000 4 2 B 3.62 0.87

J P's Gusto Successful Appeal Call Her Magic Caller I. D. $581,360 $544,000 13 8 A++ 2.20 0.75

Jaycito Victory Gallop Night Edition Ascot Knight $260,000 $250,000 45 20 A++ 3.00 0.75

King Congie Badge of Silver Wise Ending End Sweep $174,290 $75,000 145 34 A++ 2.00 0.67

Master of Hounds Kingmambo Silk And Scarlet (GB) Sadler's Wells $60,878 $441,884 19 11 C+ 1.07 0.25

Midnight Interlude War Chant Midnight Kiss (NZ) Groom Dancer $649,680 $600,000 11 7 A++ 2.47 0.65

Mr. Commons Artie Schiller Joustabout Apalachee $186,400 $120,000 t-100 29 B 1.44 0.59

Mucho Macho Man Macho Uno Ponche de Leona Ponche $410,643 $370,000 25 14 B 2.43 0.83

Nehro Mineshaft The Administrator Afleet $425,140 $400,000 t-22 t-12 A 4.33 1.00

Norman Asbjornson Real Quiet Merryland Missy Citidancer $167,200 $100,000 t-116 t-31 C+ 4.60 1.00

Pants On Fire Jump Start Cabo de Noche Cape Town $678,100 $623,000 10 6 A+ 3.00 0.75

Ruler On Ice Roman Ruler Champagne Glow Saratoga Six $156,500 $96,000 124 33 B 2.56 0.81

Santiva Giant's Causeway Slide Smarten $257,597 $242,397 50 21 A++ 1.67 0.39

Shackleford Forestry Oatsee Unbridled $271,666 $212,000 58 23 D 3.62 0.70

Silver Medallion Badge of Silver Another Vegetarian Stalwart $272,904 $184,334 66 25 A+ 2.33 0.60

Soldat War Front Le Relais Coronado's Quest $584,300 $540,000 14 9 A++ 2.47 0.69

Stay Thirsty Bernardini Marozia Storm Bird $300,000 $260,000 43 19 A+ 2.25 0.54

Sway Away Afleet Alex Seattle Shimmer Seattle Slew $126,600 $111,500 107 30 B+ 2.50 0.86

The Factor War Front Greyciousness Miswaki $307,180 $272,500 41 18 A++ 2.73 0.75

Toby's Corner Bellamy Road Brandon's Ride Mister Frisky $722,240 $625,000 9 5 C 1.86 0.40

Twice the Appeal Successful Appeal Double Boarded Cormorant $449,920 $400,000 t-22 t-12 A++ 2.11 0.64

Twinspired Harlan's Holiday Historical Drive El Prado (IRE) $264,830 $197,500 63 24 D 1.15 0.21

Uncle Mo Indian Charlie Playa Maya Arch $1,436,000 $1,360,000 1 1 A++ 2.20 0.50

Watch Me Go West Acre Sabbath Song Deputy Minister $314,345 $235,500 53 22 A++ 2.56 0.88

Willcox Inn Harlan's Holiday De Aar Gone West $169,943 $141,143 89 28 A++ 3.00 0.93

Zoebear Bellamy Road Inthemiddleofitall Proper Reality $89,844 $55,800 184 35 A 1.91 0.50

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NameDate of Birth

Loc. Bred Breeder Best Win

Best Juvenile

WinPrevious

Sale Sale Price Buyer Consignor

Animal Kingdom Mar. 20 KY Team Valor G3 Wnr 09KEESEP $100,000 Team Valor Int’l Denali Stud, agent

Anthony's Cross Feb. 13 PA George Strawbridge Jr. G2 Wnr 09FTSAUG $300,000 A. DeKwiatkowski Derry Meeting Farm

Archarcharch Mar. 18 KY Grapestock LLC G1 SW 09KEESEP $60,000 Robert Yagos Paramount Sales, agent

Astrology Mar. 17 KY Stonestreet Thoroughbred Holdings LLC G3/G2SPl G3/G2SPl 09KEESEP ($285,000) (RNA) Stonestreet T’bred Holdings

Brethren Apr. 11 KY WinStar Farm, LLC G3/G2SPl Wnr

Brilliant Speed Apr. 22 FL Live Oak Stud G1 Pl

Comma to the Top Mar. 2 FL Richard Thompson & Linda Thompson G1 G1 10OBSAPR $22,000 Peter Miller Indian Prairie Ranch

Dance City May. 12 VA Edward P. Evans Wnr/G1SPl Pl

Decisive Moment Mar. 14 FL Just For Fun Stables SW/G3SPl Wnr/G3SPl 10OBSAPR ($70,000) (RNA) Derby Dreams, agent

Dialed In Feb. 6 KY Farish, Pickens & Skara Glen Stables G1 Wnr 09FTSAUG $475,000 Whitehorse Stable Lane's End, agent

J P's Gusto Apr. 28 KY WinStar Farm, LLC G1 G1 09KEESEP $52,000 Steve Bajer, agent Four Star Sales, agent

Jaycito Jan. 29 KY Runnymede Farm. & Catesby W. Clay G1 G1 09KEESEP $110,000 Zayat Stables Runnymede Farm, agent

King Congie Mar. 2 KY Bob Austin SW/G1SPl Rnr 10FTFFEB $100,000 West Point T’breds Crupi's New Castle Farm

Master of Hounds Mar. 4 KY Silk and Scarlet Syndicate Wnr/G1SPl G1SPl

Midnight Interlude Apr. 3 KY Arnold Zetcher LLC G1 0

Mr. Commons Jan. 29 KY St. George Farm LLC Wnr/G1SPl Rnr 09FTKJUL $70,000 D.M.I. Racing Lane's End, agent

Mucho Macho Man Jun. 15 FL John D Rio & Carole A Rio G2 Wnr/G2SPl

Nehro Feb. 25 KY Mt. Brilliant Farm LLC Wnr/G1SPl Rnr 09KEESEP $170,000 Zayat Stables Mt. Brilliant Farm, agent

Norman Asbjornson Apr. 21 PA McClay, Nye & Horseshoe Valley Equine Wnr/G3SPl Wnr

Pants On Fire Mar. 20 KY K & G Stables G2 Wnr

Ruler On Ice Apr. 2 KY Liberation Farm & Brandywine Farm Wnr/G3SPl Wnr 09KEESEP $100,000 George & Lori Hall Brandywine Farm, agent

Santiva Feb. 1 KY Paget Bloodstock G2/G1SPl G2/G1SPl

Shackleford Feb. 25 KY Mike Lauffer & Bill Cubbedge Wnr/G1SPl Wnr 09KEESEP ($275,000) (RNA) Belvedere Farm, agent

Silver Medallion May. 1 KY Brereton C. Jones G3 Rnr 09KEESEP $150,000 Mike Ryan, agent Brereton C. Jones/Airdrie Stud, agt

Soldat Apr. 19 KY Brookfield Stud, LLC G2 Pl 09KEESEP $180,000 Harvey A. Clarke Elm Tree Farm, agent

Stay Thirsty Mar. 29 KY John D. Gunther & John Darren Gunther G3/G1SPl Wnr/G1SPl 10FTFFEB $500,000 Todd A. Pletcher, agent Scanlon Training Center, agent

Sway Away Apr. 9 KY Billy Tillery & Bob Sliger Wnr/G2SPl Wnr/G2SPl 10BARMAR $75,000 Sierra Sunset Jerry Bailey Sales Agency, agent

The Factor Mar. 15 KY H & W Thoroughbreds G2 Wnr 10BARMAY $250,000 George B. Bolton Jerry Bailey Sales Agency, agent

Toby's Corner May. 4 FL Dianne D. Cotter G1 Wnr

Twice the Appeal May. 10 KY John T. L. Jones III G3 Wnr 10BARMAY $35,000 Sierra Sunset Hartley/De Renzo T’breds, agent

Twinspired Apr. 16 KY Jain, Opas & Sinatra SW/G1SPl Wnr 10EASMAY $140,000 Mike Maker Eisaman Equine, agent

Uncle Mo Mar. 10 KY D. Michael Cavey DVM G1 G1 09KEESEP $220,000 Repole Stables Four Star Sales, agent

Watch Me Go Jan. 23 FL Gilbert G. Campbell G2 Wnr

Willcox Inn Feb. 14 KY Dr. John A. Chandler Wnr/G1SPl Wnr/G1SPl 09FTKJUL $50,000 Three Kings Stable Mill Ridge Farm, agent

Zoebear Feb. 2 KY Eureka Thoroughbreds G3SPl Pl 09FTKOCT $30,000 W.P. Stiritz Three Chimneys Sales, agent

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Ultimate PP's w/ Quick Play Comments Churchill Downs G1 2000000 1‚ Mile. 3yo Saturday, May 7, 2011 Race 11

#Dialed In 101

Shackleford 101Archarcharch 99

# Prime PowerThe Factor 151.4Uncle Mo 151.2

Soldat 150.0

# Class RatingSoldat 122.0

Dialed In 121.6Uncle Mo 121.1

#

11E1 E2/LATE SPEED

PARS: 96 107/ 102 1071‚ Mile. DGENTRIES 11TH CDX MAY 7 10F \2000000 1 BON 1 1/4 MILES DIRT OPEN THOROUGHBRED 3 YEAR OLDS KENTUCKY DERBY PRESENTED BY YUM! BRANDS GRADE I. FOR 3-YR-OLDS WITH AN ENTRY FEE OF $25000 EACH AND A STARTING FEE OF $25000 EACH PURSE $2000000 (28) .

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Own: Team Valor International

NO RIDER (0 0-0-0 0%)

Ch. c. 3 KEESEP 2009 $100kSire: Dam: Dalicia (Ger) (=Acatenango (Ger))

Team Valor (KY)Trnr: Motion H Graham (0 0-0-0 0%)

Prime Power: 140.1 (14th)

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Life: 4 2 - 2 - 0 $326,900 972011 2 1 - 1 - 0 $293,100 972010 2 1 - 1 - 0 $33,800 93CD 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0

Fst (104) 3 2 - 1 - 0 $318,800 97Off (101?) 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0Dis (111?) 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0Trf (112) 1 0 - 1 - 0 $8,100 96AW 3 2 - 1 - 0 $318,800 97

2011 128 22% 55% +0.18Graded stakes 197 12% 36% -0.243rd off layoff 119 17% 53% -0.18Wnr last race 319 18% 52% -0.39

Sire Stats: AWD 6.9f 9%Mud 23MudSts 1.70spiDam'sSire:AWD 10.4f 0%Mud 4MudSts 11.35spiSoldAt: KEESEP 2009 $100.0k (1/20) SireAvg: $21.7k StudFee:$25,000

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16Apr Kee 5f ft :59® H 2/39 ×21Mar Pmm ˜ (d) 5f fm 1:03« B 1/9 25Feb Pmm ˜ (d) 5f fm 1:04ª B 13/17 18Feb Pmm ˜ (d) 5f fm 1:03« B 12/14 11Feb Pmm ˜ (d) 5f fm 1:01ª B 11/21 04Feb Pmm ˜ (d) 5f fm 1:06 B 21/25 28Jan Pmm ˜ (d) 4f fm :56 B 24/28 19Jan Pmm ˜ (d) 4f fm :55« B 25/29 10Jan Pmm ˜ (d) 3f fm :39© B 2/3 17Oct'10 Kee 5f ft :58ª Hg 2/30 10Oct'10 Kee 5f ft :59 H 5/25 02Oct'10 Kee 5f ft 1:00 B 6/44

pp 2 Anthony's Cross (E/P 4)Own: A D K Racing

NO RIDER (0 0-0-0 0%)

B. c. 3 FTSAUG 2009 $300kSire: Dam: Screening

Trnr: Harty Eoin (0 0-0-0 0%)


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Life: 7 2 - 0 - 2 $215,020 932011 3 1 - 0 - 1 $182,000 932010 4 1 - 0 - 1 $33,020 89CD 1 1 - 0 - 0 $23,520 89

Fst (112) 7 2 - 0 - 2 $215,020 93Off (111) 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0Dis (110?) 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0Trf (110) 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0AW 1 0 - 0 - 0 $2,000 89

2011 66 11% 45% -1.28+Shipper 165 18% 41% -0.47Graded stakes 91 13% 42% -0.16

+Routes 324 19% 47% -0.16

Sire Stats: AWD 6.5f 17%Mud 573MudSts 2.54spiDam'sSire:AWD 7.8f 19%Mud 548MudSts 4.60spiSoldAt: FTSAUG 2009 $300.0k (4/44) SireAvg: $121.5k StudFee:$40,000

× Best Speed rating is well below the Avg Winning Speed DATE TRK

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CR ®®®

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PP8

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1C7«‚

2C6¨

Str7«‚

FIN5¨

JOCKEY Rosario J®©© LBb

ODDS3.30

Top Finishers CommentMdghtItrld²ComTThTp©‚MrCns® 3wd into str;no bid 9

12Feb11SA 1„ ft :45ª 1:09« 1:35 1:48ª ®® Rblewis-G2 ®®° 94 98/ 84 ¯+ ¨+ 93 2 2©� 2®� 2² 1² 1± Rosario J®®¯ LBb 8.30 AnthysCrs±RvtngRsn«‚QuilHl®ƒ Bid;led;btwn 1/8;game 7 15Jan11SAª 1ˆ ft :22ª :45® 1:08« 1:40® ®® ̄Sham-G3 ®®® 86 97/ 87 ª+ «+ 93 3 3ª� 3¨� 4¨ 4 3°‚ Rosario J®®¯ LB 5.00 Tpizr«‚ClbhosRd¨AthysCrs� 3wd lane;edged foe 3rd 5 04Nov10CD®§ 1ˆ ft :24 :47« 1:12ª 1:47 ®®© Mdn 48k ®®® 104 110/ 68 ®®+ ©®+ 89 5 2® 2² 2² 1� 1©� Borel CH®®¯ L *1.20 AnthonysCrs©�Voodat®‚Adulre®‚ Tracked 2 w; cleared 10 09Oct10Kee®® 1ˆ ft :23ª :48® 1:13ª 1:44« ®®ª Mdn 47k ®®« 78 81/ 95 ª+ ®+ 89 8 10®�10‚ 11¨ƒ 8� 4©‚ Gomez GK®®¯ L *2.60 PerregauxƒNolangrant'skitten®Adulare� 4 wide run 12 04Sep10Sar 7f ft :22ª :45ª 1:10© 1:24© ®®« Mdn 50k ®®® 74 79/ 98 «- § 86 10 11 13¯� 8®§ 6®§ 3« Gomez GK®®° L 3.00 Atrlgy©THnrAdSrv©AthysCrs® Bmpd strt;4w into lane 14 31Jly10Sar 6f ft :22© :45© :57« 1:10ª ®® ̈Mdn 50k ®®® 73 74/ 95 ¨- ª- 77 9 9 8®ƒ 8¯� 5¨� 4ª� Gomez GK®®¯ L 6.70 SetleForMedl©VolckrƒAstrlgyƒ Hit gate start;4w 7/16 10

18Apr Hol 3f ft :36« H 8/17 04Apr Hol 5f ft :59« H 4/26 ×28Mar Hol 6f ft 1:12® H 1/5 ×20Mar Hol 4f ft :46« H 1/25 14Mar Hol 6f ft 1:14ª H 5/6 06Mar Hol 5f ft 1:01 B 9/26 25Feb Hol 4f ft :48« H 8/25 07Feb Hol 5f ft :59ª H 2/19 ×01Feb Hol 5f ft :59© H 1/18 25Jan Hol 4f ft :48ª H 6/13 09Jan Hol 5f ft :59© H 2/16 31Dec'10 Hol 5f ft 1:00ª H 3/48 pp 3 Archarcharch (P 4)

Own: Yagos Robert & Loval

NO RIDER (0 0-0-0 0%)

Dkbbr. c. 3 KEESEP 2009 $60kSire: Arch (Kris S.) $30,000Dam:

Grapestock Llc (KY)Trnr: Fires William H (0 0-0-0 0%)


126

Life: 6 3 - 1 - 1 $832,744 992011 4 2 - 0 - 1 $785,000 992010 2 1 - 1 - 0 $47,744 96CD 1 0 - 1 - 0 $11,744 89

Fst (108) 5 3 - 1 - 1 $827,744 99Off (107) 1 0 - 0 - 0 $5,000 69Dis (115) 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0Trf (111) 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0AW 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0

2011 78 12% 40% +1.25Shipper 174 12% 36% -0.49Graded stakes 25 8% 20% +1.34Wnr last race 55 16% 51% -0.29


ñ Won last race (OP 04/16 1 1/8m Dirt fast Arkderby-G1) DATE TRK

16Apr11OP®®DIST1„ ft :46© 1:11® 1:36 1:49®

RR ®®®

RACETYPE Arkderby-G1

CR ®©®

E1 81

E2/ 91/

LP 103

1c©+

2c®-

SPD 99

PP10

ST10°�

1C9�

2C7ª�

Str3©

FIN1³

JOCKEY Court JK®©© Lb

ODDS25.20

Top Finishers CommentArcharchrch³Nehro®�DanceCity®�4w gain;late bid;held 13

19Mar11OP®§ 1ˆ ft :23® :46ª 1:10« 1:42 ®®® Rebel-G2 ®®¯ 90 102/ 92 § ª+ 98 1 3« 3©� 3ª� 3« 3� Court JK®©© Lb 7.10 ThFctor‚ClebsPos³Archrhrh®‚ Inside;outkicked place 9 21Feb11OP° 1m ft :22ª :46« 1:12 1:38® ®® Southwst-G3 ®®° 87 95/ 91 «+ ª+ 93 6 5� 4ª 4ƒ 1©� 1® Court JK®®® Lb 14.50 Archrchrch®J P'sGusto®‚EliteAlex®� 4-5w trip;drifted in 11 17Jan11OP¯ 1m gd :23ª :47« 1:15® 1:43 ®® ̈Smrtyjns 100k ®®« 101/ 46 69 4 2² 2² 4®ª‚ Court JK®®° Lb *1.00 ClbsPs©ƒDrnfthw¨BlgrsBl¨� Dense fog;vied;weakend 7 18Dec10FG®§ 6f ft :22® :46 :57« 1:10© ®®ª Sugarbowl 60k ®® 88 96/ 96 ª- ¨- 96 4 3 3©� 2® 2² 1®ƒ Court JK®® Lb 1.00 Archrhrh®ƒJoHolywd¨ƒBGSuvcto©ƒ 3w turn;closed well 4 27Nov10CD 7f ft :22« :45« 1:11 1:23« ®®® Mdn 59k ®®« 85 91/ 90 ©- § 89 2 12 8«‚ 6«ƒ 3© 2®ƒ Court JK®®¯ Lb 4.50 DepecheCht®ƒArcharchrch«‚Ordined³ Steadied 5/8 pl 12

12Apr OP 4f ft :50« B 7/8 ×05Apr OP 6f ft 1:12® B 1/4 29Mar OP 5f ft 1:00« B 4/20 ×15Mar OP 4f ft :47ª B 1/32 06Mar OP 6f ft 1:13© B 2/7 ×14Feb OP 6f ft 1:15 B 1/12 25Jan OP 5f ft 1:02« B 9/43 06Jan OP 6f ft 1:16® B 1/1 31Dec'10 OP 5f my 1:03« B 21/78 10Dec'10 OP 5f ft 1:02« B 1/1 ×22Nov'10 CD 5f ft 1:01 B 1/16 10Nov'10 CD 6f ft 1:13® B 1/3

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Ultimate PP's w/ Quick Play Comments Churchill Downs G1 2000000 1‚ Mile. 3yo Saturday, May 7, 2011 Race 11 E1 E2 / LATE SPD96 107/ 102 107

pp 4 Astrology (E/P 6)Own: Stonestreet Stables & Bolton George

NO RIDER (0 0-0-0 0%)

B. c. 3Sire: Dam: Quiet Eclipse (Quiet American)

Trnr: Asmussen Steven M (0 0-0-0 0%)


126

Life: 6 2 - 2 - 2 $328,893 952011 1 0 - 1 - 0 $176,000 932010 5 2 - 1 - 2 $152,893 95CD 2 1 - 1 - 0 $105,893 95

Fst (115) 6 2 - 2 - 2 $328,893 95Off (116) 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0Dis (122) 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0Trf (110) 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0AW 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0

2011 480 21% 53% -0.36Graded stakes 353 15% 42% -0.48

+2nd off layoff 744 22% 53% -0.57+Routes 3079 21% 50% -0.47

Sire Stats: AWD 8.2f 20%Mud 810MudSts 4.72spiDam'sSire:AWD 7.5f 16%Mud 1243MudSts 1.82spi

ñ Ran 2nd in last race ñ Eligible to improve in 2nd start since layoff × Best Speed rating is well below the Avg Winning Speed

DATE TRK

27Mar11Sun®©DIST1„ ft :45 1:10« 1:37® 1:50«

RR ®®®

RACETYPE Sundrby-G3

CR ®®°

E1 82

E2/ 89/

LP 89

1c©-

2c«-

SPD 93

PP11

ST3©

1C4ª

2C2®

Str1�

FIN2®�

JOCKEY LeparouxJR®©© L

ODDS2.90

Top Finishers CommentTwiceThApl®�Astrlgy²RulrOnIc©�Lead battld;outfinishd 11

27Nov10CD®® 1ˆ ft :24® :49 1:14® 1:45® ®® ̈Kyjc-G2 ®®® 83 84/ 96 ©- ®- 91 5 3ª 3®� 2� 2² 2� Gomez GK®©© L *0.70 Santiva�Astrology²Major Gain«� 4 wide bid 2nd turn 7 31Oct10CD¯ 1m ft :23 :46ª 1:11« 1:38© ®® ̈Iroquois-G3 ®©§ 99 106/ 83 ®§+ ®®+ 95 4 3� 2� 1® 1© 1©ƒ Gomez GK®®® L *1.30 Astrlgy©ƒRboBb«‚Mybsomybnt± Loomed 4 w; cleared 8 25Sep10Mth« 1m ft :24© :49ª 1:14© 1:39« ®® Gardenst 100k ®® 70 78/ 92 ®«- ®§- 83 4 3� 4®‚ 3� 2©� 3«‚ Gomez GK®®® L *1.30 SwtDucky�CurlinloªƒAstrolgy®‚ 3 wide; bid; weakened 7 04Sep10Sar 7f ft :22ª :45ª 1:10© 1:24© ®®« Mdn 50k ®®° 91 99/ 86 «- § 92 4 1 2² 2� 1� 1© Garcia A®®° L *2.55 Atrlgy©THnrAndSrv©AnthysCrs® Drifted in 1/16;clear 14 31Jly10Sar 6f ft :22© :45© :57« 1:10ª ®® ̈Mdn 50k ®®® 88 90/ 80 ¨- ª- 78 3 4 2² 2² 2² 3©ƒ AlbaradoRJ®®¯ L *1.70 SetleForMedl©VolckrƒAstrolgyƒ Dueled in;outfinished 10

18Apr CD 4f ft :50© B 27/48 11Apr SA 5f ft 1:00« H 21/52 05Apr SA 4f ft :51« B 27/28 23Mar SA 4f ft :49© H 23/44 15Mar SA 7f ft 1:25® H 2/2 08Mar SA 7f ft 1:25 H 2/5 01Mar SA 6f ft 1:12ª H 10/21 23Feb SA 5f ft 1:02ª B 29/36 17Feb SA 5f gd 1:03® H 6/9 11Feb SA 4f ft :51® H 38/42 05Feb SA 4f ft :52 H 53/54 23Nov'10 CD 4f sy :49® B 10/25 pp 5 Brethren (E/P 5)

Own: Winstar Farm Llc

NO RIDER (0 0-0-0 0%)

B. c. 3Sire: Dam:

Winstar Farm Llc (KY)


126

Life: 5 3 - 0 - 1 $224,868 942011 3 1 - 0 - 1 $157,500 942010 2 2 - 0 - 0 $67,368 92CD 1 1 - 0 - 0 $36,768 90

Fst (114) 5 3 - 0 - 1 $224,868 94Off (116) 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0Dis (113) 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0Trf (113) 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0AW 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0

2011 328 28% 59% -0.23+Shipper 1248 23% 51% -0.30+Graded stakes 606 19% 46% -0.44+Routes 2263 21% 49% -0.30


× Best Speed rating is well below the Avg Winning Speed DATE TRK

16Apr11OP®®DIST1„ ft :46© 1:11® 1:36 1:49®

RR ®®®


CR ®®¨

E1 86

E2/ 92/

LP 70

1c©+

2c®-

SPD 81

PP4

ST4¨�

1C4«

2C5©ƒ

Str9®ª

FIN11®

JOCKEY DominguezRA®©© Lb

ODDS11.80

Top Finishers CommentArchrchrch³Nehro®�DnceCity®� Bumped; rated; faded 13

12Mar11Tam®® 1ˆ ft :23ª :48® 1:12ª 1:44® ®® ̈Tampadby-G2 ®® 81 89/ 92 °- - 91 9 2� 1®� 1² 3³ 3ª� DomnguzRA®©§ L *0.50 WtchMGo³CrsnKnghtª‚Brethrn©ƒ Resisted to mid str 9 12Feb11Tam®§ 1ˆ ft :23ª :48® 1:13 1:45 ®® Sfdavis-G3 ®©§ 82 87/ 98 ¨- ®- 94 10 2®� 2® 1® 1«� 1« DomnguzRA®® L *0.90 Brthrn«ToExperinc®WtchMGo� Off slow;handy tally 10 27Nov10CD®§ 1m ft :23 :46© 1:11ª 1:36ª ®®« Alw61280n1x ®®¯ 84 88/ 94 «+ § 90 9 7ªƒ 6ª� 4® 1© 1®ƒ Gomez GK®®® L *1.20 Brethrn®ƒElGryling®‚JustinPhilp¨� Drifted out st;5 wide 9 16Oct10Bel© 6f ft :22« :45© :56« 1:08« ®®© Mdn 51k ®®« 85 91/ 96 ¯- °- 92 4 1 2® 2² 2² 1� Cohen D®®° L *0.70eBrthrn�BlckNBeuty�Kanagro² Bobbled break;driving 7

×09Apr Pmm 5f ft :59 B 1/14 ×03Apr Pmm 5f ft :59« B 1/22 27Mar Pmm 4f ft :51« B 57/60 06Mar Pmm 5f ft 1:01® B 4/23 27Feb Pmm 4f ft :49© B 12/49 06Feb Pmm 5f ft 1:01 B 4/23 30Jan Pmm 5f ft 1:02® B 12/23 23Jan Pmm 5f ft 1:03ª B 8/10 17Jan Pmm 5f ft 1:03® B 12/15 10Jan Pmm 4f ft :49© B 4/33 03Jan Pmm 3f ft :38ª B 6/6 ×21Nov'10 CD 5f ft 1:00® B 1/37 pp 6

Own: Live Oak Plantation

NO RIDER (0 0-0-0 0%)

Dk B/. c. 3Sire: Dynaformer (Roberto) $150,000Dam:

Trnr: Albertrani Thomas (0 0-0-0 0%)


126

Life: 8 2 - 2 - 2 $515,750 972011 3 1 - 2 - 0 $490,000 972010 5 1 - 0 - 2 $25,750 88CD 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0

Fst (108) 3 1 - 0 - 0 $452,750 97Off (108) 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0Dis (115) 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0Trf (114) 5 1 - 2 - 2 $63,000 92AW 1 1 - 0 - 0 $450,000 97

2011 85 12% 35% -0.58+Graded stakes 72 21% 46% +0.102nd off layoff 104 16% 50% -0.92

+Wnr last race 127 20% 50% -0.50


ñ Won last race (KEE 04/16 1 1/8m Dirt fast Bluegras-G1) × Best Speed rating is well below the Avg Winning Speed DATE TRK

16Apr11Kee°DIST1„ ft :50® 1:14ª 1:38ª 1:50«

RR ®®®

RACETYPE Bluegras-G1

CR ®®°

E1 71

E2/ 80/

LP 109

1c¨-

2c§

SPD 97

PP5

ST12¯�

1C12®�

2C12¯�

Str6ª‚

FIN1±

JOCKEY Rosario J®©ª L

ODDS19.10

Top Finishers CommentBriliantSpeed±Twinspird²KingCongi® Inside to 1/4 pl 12

06Feb11GP° ˜ 1ˆ fm :23® :48® 1:12 1:41® ®® ̈Hllndlbch 100k ®®® 78 85/ 96 ª- ©- 91 9 4ª� 4ª 4© 4© 3� VelzquezJR®® L 3.40 KngCng²MstrDnkr³BrilntSpd® Forced out str; edged 9(Placed 2nd through disqualification)

16Jan11GP° ˜ 1m fm :23© :46ª 1:10® 1:34© ®® ̈Daniabeach 100k ®®® 85 98/ 86 °+ ®©+ 92 6 7«� 6¨ƒ 6©ƒ 6©ƒ 2± VelzquezJR®® L 10.50 AdrndckSmr±BrilntSpd®‚MstrDkrƒ Blocked into str; led 9 26Dec10Tam« ˜ 1ˆ fm :22« :49® 1:14® 1:44 ®§° Mdn 20k ®®« 72 78/ 97 ¯- ¯- 88 1 4� 5©ƒ 5ƒ 2� 1®� CentenoDE®©§ L *1.50 BrilintSpd®�Extnsiv¨ƒCtchAKg®ƒ Boxed; waited;got thru 10 17Oct10Bel¨ • 1ˆ yl :25© :51 1:17 1:47 ®®ª Mdn 52k ®®¨ 79 77/ 99 «+ ¯- 88 8 8¨� 8� 7ª� 6«� 3ª‚ CastelanoJJ®©§ L 5.70 Bchcbng©ƒDrbyKt�BrilintSpd³ 4w far turn; good kick 12 18Sep10Belª • 1ˆ yl :25ª :52 1:17ª 1:47® ®®© Mdn 46k ®®« 77 66/ 98 ¨- ®- 82 6 4© 4© 4©� 3ª 3«� VelzquezJR®®° L 9.30 BanedªUncleJo®�BriliantSped«‚ Between rivals 2nd trn 10 21Aug10Sar© 7f ft :23 :45ª 1:10« 1:24© ®®« Mdn 50k ®®§ 82 89/ 52 ®- ®- 60 3 7 3©� 3«� 5®® 7©® CastelanoJJ®®° L 6.10 Curlnlo³JoeVn®�MchoMchMn«‚ Off bit slw;rank;green 9 02Jly10Bel© 5f ft :22® :44® :56® ®®© Mdn 50k ®®® 78/ 85 74 5 7 6� 4° 5®© 4®°‚ CastelanoJJ®®¯ 20.50 BysAtTcv®©PlcChtr©StlFrMdl¨‚ Off slow;4w;green lane 7

11Apr Pmm 4f ft :51 B 15/17 05Apr Pmm 5f ft 1:03© B 6/7 30Mar Pmm 5f ft 1:03® B 11/19 24Mar Pmm 4f ft :50ª B 16/19 13Mar Pmm 4f ft :51 B 40/51 07Mar Pmm 4f ft :50« B 22/27 26Feb Pmm 4f ft :51 B 40/42 28Jan Pmm 4f ft :51« B 45/49 18Dec'10 Pmm 4f ft :50© B 27/50 12Dec'10 Pmm 5f ft 1:03 B 4/4 01Dec'10 Pmm 4f ft :49® B 4/6 20Nov'10 Bel 4f ft :49 B 14/29




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pp 7 Comma To The Top (E 7)Own: Barber Gary Birnbaum Roger & Tsujih

NO RIDER (0 0-0-0 0%)

B. g. 3 OBSAPR 2010 $22kSire: Dam: Maggies Storm (Stormy Atlantic)

Trnr: Miller Peter (0 0-0-0 0%)


126

Life: 13 6 - 2 - 0 $778,600 982011 3 0 - 1 - 0 $227,000 982010 10 6 - 1 - 0 $551,600 97CD 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0

Fst (100) 12 5 - 2 - 0 $718,600 98Off (100) 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0Dis (100?) 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0Trf (106) 1 1 - 0 - 0 $60,000 91AW 10 5 - 1 - 0 $503,600 97

2011 62 11% 42% -0.45Shipper 103 13% 39% -1.22Graded stakes 21 10% 19% -1.48Routes 198 11% 33% -1.10

Sire Stats: AWD 6.3f 11%Mud 61MudSts 1.24spiDam'sSire:AWD 6.5f 16%Mud 970MudSts 1.68spiSoldAt: OBSAPR 2010 $22.0k (2/10) SireAvg: $19.6k StudFee:$6,500

ñ Ran 2nd in last race DATE TRK

09Apr11SA®§DIST1„ ft :47® 1:11© 1:36 1:48ª

RR ®®®

RACETYPE Saderby-G1

CR ®©§

E1 84

E2/ 88/

LP 103

1c®-

2c®§-

SPD 98

PP5

ST1²

1C1®

2C1®

Str1®

FIN2²

JOCKEY Nakatani CS®©© LBbf

ODDS6.90

Top Finishers CommentMdghtItrld²CmTThTp©‚MrCns® Drifted out str;caught 9

12Mar11SA¯ 1ˆ ft :21ª :44© 1:08« 1:41® ®®® Snfelipe-G2 ®®° 103 107/ 70 ®ª+ ®+ 89 5 3� 3� 1® 2ª 4°� NakataniCS®©ª LBbf 9.10 PrmirPgsus®ƒJycito®‚BnchPts� Drifted out str;wkened 10 12Feb11GG¯ 1„ ft :48 1:12® 1:37ª 1:50© ®®® Elcamrld-G3 ®®¯ 82 88/ 78 ®- ®+ 87 1 2©� 2©� 2© 2² 4«‚ NakataniCS®©® LBb *0.50 SilvrMdlion®‚JksmƒPostvRspns©‚ Drifted out into lane 6 18Dec10Hol° 1ˆ ft :23« :47© 1:11« 1:44ª ®® ̄Cshclfut-G1 ®©© 92 102/ 84 ª+ ®+ 95 10 2® 2� 1®� 1ª� 1®ƒ NakataniCS®©® LBb *2.50 ComTThTp®ƒJPsGstª‚ClbhosRd² Bid;led;clear;driving 10 27Nov10Hol® ˜ 1m fm :23ª :46© 1:10® 1:34ª ®®® Generous-G3 ®®° 101 105/ 78 ®ª+ ®«+ 91 8 1® 1� 1© 1ª 1®ƒ NakataniCS®©© LBb *1.00 ComTThTp®ƒMntOfWkns±SryStr³ Drifted out str;held 9 06Nov10Hol° 1ˆ ft :23© :46« 1:11« 1:43© ®®® Realquiet 100k ®©© 92 90/ 91 «+ ©- 92 8 1� 1� 1®� 1® 1‚ NakataniCS®®° LBb 4.10 CmTThTp‚PryrFrRlf«ƒClrncClrnc®‚ Inside;clear;driving 8 22Oct10GG® 6f ft :22 :45 :57 1:09ª ®® ̈Alw29000n1x ®®° 96 103/ 90 § § 97 2 3 1² 1® 1« 1 Baze RA®®° LBb *0.40 ComToThTpRulHMst³ElGch� Kicked clear; driving 5 01Oct10GGª 6f ft :21© :44© :57® 1:11® ®® ̈Alw40000s ®®° 102 110/ 70 °+ ®«+ 86 1 1 1² 1ª 1¨ 1« SchvvldtCP®®° LBb *0.40 ComTThTp«Ttrtwstr¨NtIThsLf® Pace off rail;rddn out 5 08Sep10Dmr¯ 7f ft :22ª :45© 1:10® 1:22« ®® ̄Dmrfut-G1 ®®® 90 98/ 74 - ¨- 82 9 2 1� 2² 3« 6®§� NakataniCS®®° LBb 50.10 J P'sGusto«�Jaycitoª‚RivtingRson Dueled; weakened 11 08Aug10Dmr¯ 6½ ft :22© :46® 1:10© 1:16ª ®® ̄Bestpal-G2 ®®® 90 85/ 90 «- ®©- 84 2 3 2� 4©� 4©� 4ƒ Smith ME®®® LBb 10.20 JPsGst�SwyAwyª�WstrnMod©ƒ Rail bid;stalked;wkend 5

04Apr Hol 5f ft 1:02© B 20/26 30Mar Hol 4f ft :49© H 15/30 06Mar SA 6f ft 1:13« B 9/11 28Feb Hol 5f ft :58« B 2/37 ×06Feb Hol 5f ft :59© H 1/29 31Jan Hol 7f ft 1:24ª H 1/1 25Jan Hol 6f ft 1:10© H 1/2 19Jan Hol 6f ft 1:14« H 3/3 ×13Jan Hol 5f ft :59« B 1/8 07Jan Hol 4f ft :48© B 3/19 12Dec'10 Hol 5f ft :59© H 4/54 06Dec'10 Hol 4f ft :48® H 10/38 pp 8 Decisive Moment (E 8)

Own: Just For Fun Stable

NO RIDER (0 0-0-0 0%)

Dkbbr. c. 3Sire: With Distinction (Storm Cat) $7,500Dam:

Just For Fun Stables (FL)Trnr: Arias Juan D (0 0-0-0 0%)


126

Life: 8 2 - 2 - 3 $527,330 962011 3 1 - 1 - 0 $251,000 962010 5 1 - 1 - 3 $276,330 93CD 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0

Fst (106) 6 1 - 2 - 2 $490,160 96Off (105?) 2 1 - 0 - 1 $37,170 92Dis (105?) 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0Trf (103) 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0AW 1 0 - 1 - 0 $95,000 94

2011 10 20% 30% +1.62Graded stakes 11 0% 27% -2.00Routes 206 6% 27% -1.51Dirt starts 480 10% 35% -0.68


ñ Sharp 4f workout (Apr17) ñ Ran 2nd in last race × Best Speed rating is well below the Avg Winning Speed DATE TRK

26Mar11TP®§DIST1„ ft :46© 1:12© 1:38« 1:52®

RR ®®

RACETYPE Spiral-G3

CR ®®°

E1 84

E2/ 89/

LP 91

1c-

2c¯-

SPD 94

PP9

ST3®�

1C2�

2C1²

Str2²

FIN2©ƒ

JOCKEY Clark KD®©® L

ODDS6.40

Top Finishers CommentAnlKngd©ƒDcsvMntª‚Twprd¨ƒ Long drive 4 w;gave in 11

19Feb11FG®§ 1ˆ ft :24ª :49® 1:13ª 1:43« ®® Risenstr-G2 ®®® 74 84/ 97 ®®- ®©- 91 3 1® 1®� 4� 3ª 5¨‚ Clark KD®©§ L 11.80 MchMchM®�Sntiv®‚RogRmnc®� Well rated;inside;wknd 10 14Jan11DeD° 1m ft :22© :47© 1:12ª 1:38« ®® ̈Jeanlafitt 250k ®®® 87 94/ 97 ª- ©- 96 2 1® 1® 1² 1� 1ª� Clark KD®®® L *1.20 DcsvMomntª�SuCasGCs³ExpctgCsh³ Something left 7 20Nov10DeD® 1ˆ ft :22ª :46© 1:11« 1:45® ®®® Dedjckpt-G3 ®®° 89 99/ 86 § ª+ 93 7 2® 2� 2² 2®� 2©‚ Clark KD®®® L 48.20 GrmtDnr©‚DcsvMntªƒClbhsRdªƒ Stalk;bid 2w; 2nd best 10 16Oct10Crc®© 1ˆ ft :23« :48 1:13« 1:50© ®® ’Fsnreality 365k ®® 99 100/ 64 ®¨+ ®+ 82 5 2� 2� 2� 1² 3©� Santiago J®®¯ Lb 10.00 RprzdHl®�GrmtDnr®DcsvMnt² Made lead; gave way 6 18Sep10Crc° 7f ft :22© :45« 1:12ª 1:27© ®® ̈Alw32500n1x ®® 94 103/ 69 ©+ ¯+ 82 7 2 2� 2� 1² 3®ƒ Santiago J®®¨ Lb 3.00 LitleDrama³Motin®�DecisivMomnt© 3 wide; outfinished 7 07Aug10Crc®© 6f sys :21ª :45« :59© 1:12« ®® ̄’Fsdrfager 75k ®® ̄100 104/ 71 ®+ ª+ 82 7 1 3® 1² 4ƒ 4‚ OliveroCA®®¯ Lb 18.90 GrtDnr�GrdShrsª�VsAcold©‚ Bumped hard twice late 7

(Placed 3rd through disqualification) 24Jly10Crc° 5½ gd :22® :46© :59ª 1:06ª ®®ª Mdn 42k ®®® 96 105/ 82 ©+ ¨+ 92 9 1 2� 2² 1� 1² Madrid SO®©§ Lb 37.80 DcsvMnt²GrdShrªƒShnkptsªƒ Headed late;came again 11

×17Apr CD 4f my :47© B 1/30 17Mar Crc 4f ft :49 B 2/19 09Mar Crc 5f ft 1:03ª B 2/9 11Feb Crc 4f ft :50« B 11/19 ×04Feb Crc 5f ft 1:00ª H 1/21 28Jan Crc 3f ft :36ª B 3/9 07Jan Crc 4f ft :49ª B 7/26 ×31Dec'10 Crc 5f ft 1:00 H 1/31 24Dec'10 Crc 4f ft :48ª B 4/79 17Dec'10 Crc 4f ft :49© B 3/27 12Nov'10 Crc 4f ft :48« B 4/32 ×06Nov'10 Crc 4f ft :48® H 1/100 pp 9

Own: Lapenta Robert V

NO RIDER (0 0-0-0 0%)

Dkbbr. c. 3 FTSAUG 2009 $475kSire: Dam: Miss Doolittle (Storm Cat)

Trnr: Zito Nicholas P (0 0-0-0 0%)


126

Life: 4 3 - 1 - 0 $879,206 1042011 3 2 - 1 - 0 $850,406 1042010 1 1 - 0 - 0 $28,800 89CD 1 1 - 0 - 0 $28,800 89

Fst (113) 4 3 - 1 - 0 $879,206 104Off (110) 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0Dis (113?) 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0Trf (113) 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0AW 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0


+Wnr last race 214 27% 50% +0.09

Sire Stats: AWD 7.5f 13%Mud 154MudSts 2.63spiDam'sSire:AWD 7.0f 18%Mud 960MudSts 4.50spiSoldAt: FTSAUG 2009 $475.0k (1/36) SireAvg: $63.6k StudFee:$100,000

ñ Won last race (GP 04/03 1 1/8m Dirt fast Fladerby-G1) DATE TRK

03Apr11GP®§DIST1„ ft :46® 1:10ª 1:36® 1:50

RR ®©§

RACETYPE Fladerby-G1

CR ®©«

E1 81

E2/ 98/

LP 99

1c°+

2c®®+

SPD 101

PP7

ST8°

1C8®§

2C7®

Str3ª�

FIN1²

JOCKEY LeparouxJR®©© L

ODDS2.90

Top Finishers CommentDildIn²ShcklfrdƒToHnrAndSrv®‚ Outside rally; just up 8

06Mar11GP« 1„ ft :49© 1:13« 1:38® 1:51 ¦ ®® ̄OC62.5k/n2x-N ®®° 69 80/ 112 ®¯- ®¨- 98 4 4©� 5©� 5© 3ª 2� LeparouxJR®® L *0.20 Equestrio�Dialed In«‚Valerius³ Rallied for 2nd 5 30Jan11GP®§ 1m ft :23« :46® 1:10® 1:35 ®® ̄Holybull-G3 ®©® 74 91/ 113 - «- 104 9 9®§ 9� 5« 5©� 1®� LeparouxJR®® L 2.70 DildIn®�SwtDcky²GormtDnrª Sluggish st;going away 9 12Nov10CD® 6½ ft :22© :45© 1:10« 1:17ª ®®® Mdn 48k ®®¨ 82 80/ 103 ©+ ¨+ 89 3 12 10®� 9®® 5ª 1� LeparouxJR®®¯ L *2.80 DiledIn�NinjaBlde©‚Percusion®� Broke slow; lugged in 12

12Apr Pmm 4f ft :49« B 5/8 ×24Mar Pmm 4f ft :47© B 1/19 ×25Feb Pmm 5f ft :59« B 1/13 11Feb Pmm 4f ft :48« B 9/35 ×24Jan Pmm 4f ft :47© B 1/25 ×13Jan Pmm 5f ft 1:00ª B 1/17 ×04Jan Pmm 4f ft :47« B 1/39 24Dec'10 Pmm 5f ft 1:01 B 3/42 13Dec'10 Pmm 4f ft :48© B 2/16 03Nov'10 CD 4f ft :47ª B 2/32 ×26Oct'10 Sar tr.t 4f gd :48 B 1/12 18Oct'10 Sar tr.t 4f ft :48® Bg 2/36




25


pp 10 J P's Gusto (P 3)Own: Gem Inc

NO RIDER (0 0-0-0 0%)

B. c. 3 KEESEP 2009 $52kSire: Dam: Call Her Magic (Caller I. D.)

Winstar Farm Llc (KY)Trnr: Petalino Joe (0 0-0-0 0%)


126

Life: 11 4 - 3 - 0 $581,360 1002011 3 0 - 1 - 0 $54,000 942010 8 4 - 2 - 0 $527,360 100CD 1 0 - 0 - 0 $0 92

Fst (108) 11 4 - 3 - 0 $581,360 100Off (107) 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0Dis (108?) 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0Trf (103) 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0AW 7 4 - 2 - 0 $527,360 100



× Poor Trainer win% DATE TRK

16Apr11OP®®DIST1„ ft :46© 1:11® 1:36 1:49®

RR ®®®


CR ®®®

E1 94

E2/ 98/

LP 78

1c©+

2c®-

SPD 89

PP11

ST1©

1C1©

2C1²

Str6¨‚

FIN8¯ƒ

JOCKEY Berry MC®©© Lb

ODDS33.00

Top Finishers CommentArchrchrh³Nhro®�DncCity®� Gave way when headed 13

19Mar11OP®§ 1ˆ ft :23® :46ª 1:10« 1:42 ®®® Rebel-G2 ®®® 84 101/ 86 § ª+ 94 3 4¨� 4¨� 4ª� 5¨� 7°� DomnguzRA®®® L 3.60 ThFctor‚ClebsPose³Archrchrh®‚ Closer 3w; flattened 9 21Feb11OP° 1m ft :22ª :46« 1:12 1:38® ®® Southwst-G3 ®®¯ 85 92/ 92 «+ ª+ 92 5 4¨ 5« 5©‚ 2©� 2® DomnguzRA®®® L *1.30 Archrchrh®JPsGusto®‚EliteAlx®� Brief wait;bothrd late 11 Previously trained by HOFMANS DAVID 18Dec10Hol° 1ˆ ft :23« :47© 1:11« 1:44ª ®® ̄Cshclfut-G1 ®©§ 90 93/ 90 ª+ ®+ 93 2 3®� 3®� 7«ƒ 4¨� 2®ƒ Talamo J®©® LB 4.60 ComToThTop®ƒJPsGstª‚ClubhosRd² Fell back;rallied 10 06Nov10CD® 1ˆ ft :23© :47® 1:11« 1:42ª ®©§ Bcjuvnle-G1 ®®° 91 102/ 81 ¯+ ©+ 92 4 8®ƒ 8®‚ 8¨‚ 7®« 6®¨� VlenzuelPA®©© L 17.40 UnclM«‚BysAtTscnvRogRomnc®ƒ Carried out bit 1st 10 02Oct10Oth 1ˆ ft :24® :48ª 1:13 1:44 ®® ̄Norfolk-G1 ®©§ 78 85/ 99 ®®- ¯- 93 1 2® 2² 2² 1® 2® VlenzuelPA®©© LB *1.00 Jyct®JPsGst®�RvtngRson®‚ Bumped start;worn down 7 08Sep10Dmr¯ 7f ft :22ª :45© 1:10® 1:22« ®® ̄Dmrfut-G1 ®©ª 89 98/ 94 - ¨- 97 4 1 2� 1² 1ª 1«� VlenzuelPA®©© LB *0.80 J P'sGusto«�Jaycitoª‚RivtingRson Inside;clear;driving 11 08Aug10Dmr¯ 6½ ft :22© :46® 1:10© 1:16ª ®® ̄Bestpal-G2 ®©® 91 90/ 99 «- ®©- 94 1 2 1� 1� 1®� 1� VlenzuelPA®©ª LB 2.40 JPsGsto�SwayAwyª�WestrnMod©ƒ Drifted out str;held 5 05Jly10Hol¯ 6f ft :22 :45© :58 1:10© ®® Holjuvch-G3 ®©® 90 94/ 93 ª+ ®+ 92 6 2 2« 2ª� 1² 1³ Talamo J®©§ LB *0.70 JPsGst³WstrnMd¨ƒMntsndtchs« Split foes;led;gamely 8 31May10Hol© 5½ ft :22 :45 :56« 1:02« ®® Wproctrmem 60k ®©® 89 98/ 92 - - 100 4 4 3® 3® 1® 1«� Talamo J®®¨ LB 4.40 JPsGst«�Blofthbridl°‚EdgwkRd³ Stalked;bid;led;clear 7

×09Apr OP 5f ft :58ª B 1/19 ×31Mar OP 5f ft :58ª B 1/23 ×13Mar OP 5f ft :59© B 1/44 05Mar OP 6f ft 1:13ª B 1/1 14Feb OP 6f ft 1:15® B 3/12 30Jan SA 3f ft :36© H 8/25 24Jan SA 7f ft 1:25© H 1/2 ×18Jan SA 6f ft 1:11« H 1/10 12Jan SA 5f ft 1:00® H 21/45 05Jan SA 4f ft :48« H 11/31 14Dec'10 Hol 5f ft 1:00« H 7/28 08Dec'10 Hol 7f ft 1:28® H 2/4 pp 11 Jaycito (E/P 3)

Own: Zayat Stables Llc

NO RIDER (0 0-0-0 0%)

B. c. 3 KEESEP 2009 $110kSire: Victory Gallop (Cryptoclearance) Dam:

Trnr: Baffert Bob (0 0-0-0 0%)


126

Life: 5 1 - 3 - 0 $260,000 942011 1 0 - 1 - 0 $50,000 912010 4 1 - 2 - 0 $210,000 94CD 1 0 - 0 - 0 $0 91

Fst (105) 5 1 - 3 - 0 $260,000 94Off (104) 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0Dis (112) 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0Trf (107) 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0AW 3 1 - 2 - 0 $210,000 94

2011 149 29% 60% +0.16+46-90daysAway 243 25% 55% -0.44+Graded stakes 273 23% 52% +0.52+2nd strt w/trn 26 19% 54% -0.82


ñ Ran 2nd in last race × Has not raced in 56 days × Best Speed rating is well below the Avg Winning Speed × Failed as favorite last race

DATE TRK 12Mar11SA¯

DIST1ˆ ft :21ª :44© 1:08« 1:41®

RR ®®®

RACETYPE Snfelipe-G2

CR ®®°

E1 85

E2/ 92/

LP 88

1c®ª+

2c®+

SPD 91

PP9

ST10®©

1C9°ƒ

2C9®�

Str3«�

FIN2®ƒ

JOCKEY Garcia M®©ª LB

ODDS*2.00

Top Finishers CommentPremirPgsus®ƒJycito®‚BnchPnts� Bump start;5wd lane 10

Previously trained by MITCHELL MIKE 06Nov10CD® 1ˆ ft :23© :47® 1:11« 1:42ª ®©§ Bcjuvnle-G1 ®®° 56 80/ 102 ¯+ ©+ 91 10 10®«10©« 10® 9® 7® Smith ME®©© Lb 5.90 UnclM«‚BysAtTscvRogRmnc®ƒ Stead;swerved wide 10 02Oct10Oth 1ˆ ft :24® :48ª 1:13 1:44 ®® ̄Norfolk-G1 ®©® 77 83/ 103 ®®- ¯- 94 7 4© 3� 4® 3® 1® Smith ME®©© LBb 3.20 Jycto®JPsGsto®�RivtingRson®‚ 4wd;bid again;gamely 7 08Sep10Dmr¯ 7f ft :22ª :45© 1:10® 1:22« ®® ̄Dmrfut-G1 ®©§ 63 81/ 103 - ¨- 91 1 11 11®ª 10¯ƒ 9®ƒ 2«� Garcia M®® LBb 19.40 JPsGusto«�Jycitoª‚RivtngRson Off bit slow;4wd lane 11 21Aug10Dmr 6f ft :23 :46ª :58« 1:11® ®® ̈Mdn 50k ®®¯ 86 89/ 90 ¯- ¯- 86 1 6 1� 1® 1® 2� Garcia M®®¯ LBb 4.30 IndinWinter�Jaycito¨ƒSpecial Kid² Off bit slow;inside 6

02Apr SA 6f ft 1:13© H 3/4 22Mar Hol 4f ft :48© H 7/12 06Mar SA 5f ft :59« H 10/51 28Feb SA 5f ft :58ª H 3/53 21Feb Hol 7f ft 1:24« Hg 1/1 15Feb SA 7f ft 1:25© H 1/3 07Feb SA 5f ft :59® H 4/48 01Feb SA 7f ft 1:25® H 1/3 24Jan SA 5f ft :59© H 3/31 18Jan SA 4f ft :49© H 18/24 12Jan SA 3f ft :37© H 23/30 30Oct'10 Oth 6f ft 1:13© H 3/9 pp 12

Own:

NO RIDER (0 0-0-0 0%)

B. c. 3Sire: Kingmambo (Mr. Prospector) Dam:

Trnr: *O'Brien A P (0 0-0-0 0%)


126

Life: 7 1 - 3 - 1 $460,885 962011 1 0 - 1 - 0 $400,0002010 6 1 - 2 - 1 $60,885 96CD 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0

Fst (110) 1 0 - 1 - 0 $400,000Off (106) 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0Dis (117) 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0Trf (116) 6 1 - 2 - 1 $60,885 96AW 1 0 - 1 - 0 $400,000

2011 0 0% 0% 0.00 Sire Stats: AWD 8.5f 14%Mud 394MudSts 3.09spiDam'sSire:AWD 10.6f 11%Mud 88MudSts 8.61spi


26Mar11 Meydan Racecourse(Uae)DIST*1‰ft 1:58«

RACETYPE Stk 2000000

E1

E2/

LP

1c 2c SPD

PP ST 1C 2C Str FIN2±

JOCKEY *Moore RL®©§

ODDS Top Finishers CommentKhawlah±Master Of Houndsª�Mahbooba³ 14

U A E Derby (Saeed & Mohammed Al Nabooda-G2 Previously trained by O'BRIEN AIDAN P 06Nov10CD« ˜ 1m fm :24 :47« 1:13 1:36« ®®® Bcjuvtrf-G2 ®®® 92 101/ 89 ®®+ ¯+ 96 4 9¯ 8¨� 6ª 5©ƒ 6ª MurtaghJP®©© L *3.70 Pluck®Soldat®�Willcox Inn² Steadied early; 4 wide 1223Oct10 Doncaster(GB) ˜ 1m gd 1:37 ®®® Stk 382746 ®®° 3©ƒ *MurtaghJP®© 7.50 CasamentoƒSeville©Master Of Houndsƒ 10

Racing Post Trophy-G1 10-23-10 Effort over 2f out; chsing ldrs over 1f out; stayed on same pace11Jly10 Tipperary(Ire) ˜ * 7½gd 1:33« ®®§ Hcp 16389 ®® 1 *MurtaghJP®©° 0.14 Master Of HoundsPoltava®Hanginthebalance®‚ 8

Irish Stallion Farms European Breeders F 07-11-10 Chs ldrs in 3rd; led 2f out; pshd clr; styd on strngly26Jun10 Curragh(Ire) ˜ 7f gd 1:26® ®®« Hcp 23108 ®®° 2©� *MurtaghJP®© 1.00 Roderic O'Connor©�Master Of Hounds¨Tashqeel®‚ 12

Barronstown Stud E B F Colts & Geldings 06-26-10 Chsd ldrs from 2f out; not quite there & kpt on fnl f10Jun10 Leopardstown(Ire) ˜ 7f gd 1:27© ®®« Hcp 20348 ®®° 2± *MurtaghJP®© 0.73 DunboyneExpres±MsterOfHounds¨RodericOConor«� 8

Irish Stallion Farms E B F Colts & Geldi 06-10-10 Trckd ldrs; chal str; led 1f out; jnd fnl f; kpt on wl u.p.23May10 Curragh(Ire) ˜ 6f gd 1:12© ®®ª Hcp 21118 ®®« 5« *HefernanJA®©° 7.00 Moonlit GardenªGlendaragh±Sydney Harbour² 12

Yas European Breeders Fund Maiden 05-23-10 Mid-div; 6th 1f out; no no imprsn & kept on

04Nov'10 CD ˜ (d) 3f fm :38 B 2/2




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pp 13

NO RIDER (0 0-0-0 0%)

B. c. 3Sire: War Chant (Danzig) $12,500Dam:



126

Life: 4 2 - 1 - 1 $649,680 982011 4 2 - 1 - 1 $649,680 982010 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0CD 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0

Fst (106) 3 1 - 1 - 1 $617,280 98Off (104) 1 1 - 0 - 0 $32,400 92Dis (111) 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0Trf (113) 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0AW 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0

2011 149 29% 60% +0.16+Shipper 155 32% 63% -0.04+Graded stakes 273 23% 52% +0.52+Wnr last race 307 22% 59% -0.57


ñ Won last race (SA 04/09 1 1/8m Dirt fast Saderby-G1) DATE TRK

09Apr11SA®§DIST1„ ft :47® 1:11© 1:36 1:48ª

RR ®®®

RACETYPE Saderby-G1

CR ®©§

E1 81

E2/ 84/

LP 108

1c®-

2c®§-

SPD 98

PP6

ST5©

1C4®‚

2C4©

Str4®�

FIN1²

JOCKEY Espinoza V®©© LBb

ODDS13.90

Top Finishers CommentMdgtItrld²CmTThTp©‚MrCns® 4wd lane;steadied 1/8 9

20Mar11SAª 1m wf :23 :45ª 1:10 1:36® ®®© Mdn 54k ®® 92 98/ 86 «+ + 92 3 1² 1² 1© 1¬ 1¯� Rosario J®©® LBb *0.60 MdnghtItrld¯�SthrnSclptr©‚BgBsnsª� Inside;in hand late 5 26Feb11SA 1m ft :22ª :46 1:10 1:35 ®®ª Mdn 54k ®® 82 93/ 94 «- ®- 93 4 3®� 3® 2² 2² 2� Rosario J®©® LBb 4.40 RdShrpHr�MdnghtItrldª�Bldry� Bid 3 wide 3/8;willing 8 29Jan11SA© 6f ft :22 :44© :55« 1:07ª ®®ª Mdn 54k ®®© 81 87/ 89 ®ª- ®ª- 83 3 6 4®ƒ 3ª 3¬� 3®® Garcia M®©® LBb 7.80 Runfltot©�Tokubts¯�MdnghtIntrlud³ Pulled bit;held 3rd 6

×04Apr SA 6f ft 1:10ª H 1/26 30Mar SA 5f ft :59« H 7/35 14Mar SA 4f ft :48 H 11/41 09Mar SA 4f ft :49® B 17/29 ×21Feb Hol 6f ft 1:11© H 1/13 15Feb SA 5f ft :59ª H 3/42 09Feb SA 4f ft :48® H 8/20 24Jan SA 5f ft :59® Hg 2/31 18Jan Hol 4f ft :48© H 9/12 31Dec'10 Hol 5f ft 1:00« Hg 5/48 24Dec'10 Hol 5f ft 1:00ª Hg 4/65 17Dec'10 Hol 6f ft 1:13ª H 3/10 pp 14 Mucho Macho Man (E/P 6)

NO RIDER (0 0-0-0 0%)

B. c. 3Sire: Macho Uno (Holy Bull) $15,000Dam: Ponche De Leona (Ponche)

John D Rio & Carole A Rio (FL)Trnr: Ritvo Kathy P (0 0-0-0 0%)


126

Life: 8 2 - 3 - 2 $410,643 1012011 3 1 - 0 - 1 $300,000 982010 5 1 - 3 - 1 $110,643 101CD 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0

Fst (105) 8 2 - 3 - 2 $410,643 101Off (107) 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0Dis (106?) 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0Trf (103) 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0AW 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0

2011 47 4% 21% -1.56Shipper 19 5% 21% -1.52Graded stakes 6 17% 83% -0.47

+Btn favorite 4 25% 50% +0.30


ñ Ran 3rd in last race × Poor Trainer win% × Failed as favorite last race DATE TRK

26Mar11FG®§DIST1„ ft :47© 1:12 1:37® 1:49«

RR ®®

RACETYPE Laderby-G2

CR ®®°

E1 88

E2/ 90/

LP 98

1cª+

2c§

SPD 96

PP5

ST4ª�

1C4©�

2C3ª�

Str2²

FIN3ƒ

JOCKEY Maragh R®©© L

ODDS*1.50

Top Finishers CommentPntsOnFir³Nhr�MchoMchMnª� 3w turns;outfinished 12

19Feb11FG®§ 1ˆ ft :24ª :49® 1:13ª 1:43« ®® Risenstr-G2 ®©§ 71 85/ 107 ®®- ®©- 97 5 2® 2®� 1² 1® 1®� Maragh R®® L 3.60 MchMchMn®�Sntiv®‚RogRmnc®�3-4w2nd trn;clear;held 10 30Jan11GP®§ 1m ft :23« :46® 1:10® 1:35 ®® ̄Holybull-G3 ®®° 87 100/ 95 - «- 98 7 1² 2� 1² 4� 4«� Coa EM®®® Lb *2.40 DiledIn®�SwtDucky²GourmtDinrª Bumped hard chute 9 27Nov10Aqu® 1„ ft :47ª 1:11 1:36ª 1:50 ®® ̄Remsen-G2 ®©® 95 113/ 84 ª+ ®©+ 101 5 2® 2® 2® 2« 2© Coa EM®®® Lb 15.40 THrASrv©MhMhMªMntTw®ª Clipped behind;2d best 5 06Nov10Aqu 1m ft :24 :48® 1:12 1:35« ®®® Nashua-G2 ®®° 70 85/ 107 ®°- ®©- 97 3 4© 4© 2© 2ª 2« Cohen D®®® Lb 6.50 THrASrv«MchMhM¬ƒQltyCclªƒ Tracked ins; no match 5 Previously trained by RITVO TIMOTHY 19Sep10Mth® 1Ñ ft :23« :48® 1:13© 1:42« ®®© Mdn 50k ®®® 74 82/ 102 ®©- ®®- 93 4 2® 2®� 1² 1� 1« Coa EM®®° Lb *1.10 MchMchM«BlmysBs®‚BwnsCswyƒ Tracked; bid; clear 11 21Aug10Sar© 7f ft :23 :45ª 1:10« 1:24© ®®« Mdn 50k ®®® 83 94/ 86 ®- ®- 88 1 1 2© 2© 2©� 3®ƒ Gomez GK®®° Lb 1.90 Curlnlo³JoeVan®�MchoMchMn«‚ Loomed 3/16;no kick 9 Previously trained by WHITE WILLIAM P 17Jly10Crc° 6f ft :21« :45« :58« 1:11« ®®« Mdn 42k ®®° 97 100/ 88 ®+ ©- 93 7 4 1� 1² 1² 2® Arango LE®®¯ Lb 5.80 GrmtDnr®MchMchM«‚CsMck‚ Gave way grudgingly 12

16Apr GP 7f ft 1:23ª H 1/1 ×09Apr GP 5f ft :58® B 1/14 19Mar GP 5f ft 1:02ª B 18/25 12Mar GP 5f ft 1:00« B 7/34 05Mar GP 4f ft :48© B 8/39 12Feb GP 5f ft 1:04® B 34/39 25Jan Prx 4f ft :49 B 64/103 ×23Jan GP 5f ft :59 B 1/38 ×15Jan GP 5f ft :59® H 1/32 ×08Jan GP 5f ft :59 H 1/40 31Dec'10 GP 4f ft :50© B 89/124 24Dec'10 GP 3f ft :37 B 6/29 pp 15 Nehro (S 3)

Own: Zayat Stables Llc

NO RIDER (0 0-0-0 0%)

B. c. 3 KEESEP 2009 $170kSire: Dam:

Mt Brilliant Farm Llc (KY)Trnr: Asmussen Steven M (0 0-0-0 0%)


126

Life: 5 1 - 2 - 0 $425,140 992011 4 1 - 2 - 0 $422,920 992010 1 0 - 0 - 0 $2,220 80CD 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0

Fst (111) 5 1 - 2 - 0 $425,140 99Off (107) 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0Dis (113?) 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0Trf (112) 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0AW 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0


+Routes 3079 21% 50% -0.47



16Apr11OP®®DIST1„ ft :46© 1:11® 1:36 1:49®

RR ®®®


CR ®©®

E1 78

E2/ 84/

LP 109

1c©+

2c®-

SPD 99

PP1

ST8°

1C10®ƒ

2C10®

Str4«�

FIN2³

JOCKEY Nakatani CS®©§ L

ODDS9.80

Top Finishers CommentArchrchrch³Nhro®�DnceCity®�Moved out4w;late surge 13

26Mar11FG®§ 1„ ft :47© 1:12 1:37® 1:49« ®® Laderby-G2 ®®° 89 89/ 100 ª+ § 96 3 3ª 3©� 4« 4©‚ 2³ Baze MC®©© L 36.20 PntsOnFir³Nhro�MchoMchoMnª� In tight 1/4;clsd well 12 21Feb11OP¯ 1m ft :23 :47 1:13® 1:39® ®®® Mdn 38k ®® 70 76/ 101 «+ «- 88 10 11®©10®§ 9« 1ª 1«� Baze MC®©® L 15.40 Nehro«�MonEclips®MjorPrince®‚ Strong move 5w;clear 12 15Jan11OP 1m ft :22« :47 1:14© 1:42ª ®®§ Mdn 36k ®§® 71 63/ 65 ©§+ °+ 57 7 9®© 9® 11®¬ 11®©10©©‚ Gryder AT®©§ L 2.40 SupremRulr®AdmirlRocktª�SpecialTre³ Showed little 11 12Dec10FG¯ 6f ft :22« :47® :59ª 1:12© ®®§ Mdn 45k ®®© 82 81/ 91 «- - 80 8 9 7ªƒ 8¬� 5« 4¬ HrnndzJrBJ®©§ L 10.90 Prime Cut®ƒConvictdªAmmaroo³ 4wide turn;6wide 1/4 10

11Apr OP 4f wf :49© B 6/16 04Apr OP 5f ft 1:02© B 10/15 23Mar FG 4f ft :49© B 10/28 16Mar OP 6f ft 1:14ª B 2/4 09Mar OP 5f ft 1:03® B 5/10 02Mar OP 4f ft :51 B 23/33 15Feb OP 5f ft 1:03® B 21/51 24Jan OP 4f ft :52® B 56/65 18Jan OP 4f ft :52 B 38/80 ×04Jan FG 6f ft 1:14® B 1/5 28Dec'10 FG 5f ft 1:01ª B 9/24 21Dec'10 FG 4f ft :51« B 27/28




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pp 16 Pants On Fire (E/P 5)Own: Hall George & Lori

NO RIDER (0 0-0-0 0%)

Dk B/. c. 3Sire: Dam: Cabo De Noche (Cape Town)

K & G Stables (KY)Trnr: Breen Kelly J (0 0-0-0 0%)

126

Life: 8 2 - 3 - 1 $678,100 1022011 4 1 - 1 - 1 $629,500 972010 4 1 - 2 - 0 $48,600 102CD 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0

Fst (106) 7 1 - 3 - 1 $654,700 102Off (106) 1 1 - 0 - 0 $23,400 88Dis (103) 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0Trf (103) 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0AW 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0

2011 69 19% 42% -0.39Shipper 207 18% 46% -0.45Graded stakes 65 6% 31% -1.30Wnr last race 102 15% 39% -0.73


ñ Sharp 5f workout (Apr15) ñ Won last race (FG 03/26 1 1/8m Dirt fast Laderby-G2) DATE TRK

26Mar11FG®§DIST1„ ft :47© 1:12 1:37® 1:49«

RR ®®

RACETYPE Laderby-G2

CR ®®°

E1 92

E2/ 96/

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JOCKEY NapravnikAR®©© L

ODDS6.30e

Top Finishers CommentPntsOFr³Nhr�MchMchMnª� Tracked;dueled;gamely 12

19Feb11FG®§ 1ˆ ft :24ª :49® 1:13ª 1:43« ®® Risenstr-G2 ®® 65 82/ 95 ®®- ®©- 89 4 5ª 7«� 5®� 6� 6®‚ Bravo J®® L 19.10 MchMchMn®�Sntiv®‚RogRmnc®�3w 1st trn;5-6w2nd trn 10 22Jan11FG®§ 1Ð ft :24« :48« 1:13ª 1:40« ®® ̈Lecomte-G3 ®®¯ 75 86/ 97 ®ª- - 92 5 1® 1® 1® 1® 2² Bravo J®® L 1.70 Wlknsn²PntsOnFr¨ActonRdy‚ 2-3w trns;clear;denied 5 01Jan11Aqu � 1Ñ ft :23© :47© 1:12® 1:42© ®®® Countfleet 65k ®®® 94 102/ 80 ª+ ¨+ 91 1 1� 1� 1² 2� 3«� DomnguzRA®® L 2.35 Mnzn®JJsLuckyTrnª�PntsOnFir² Ins;tested 1/4;wknd 6 19Dec10Aquª � 1Ñ ft :23« :48© 1:13® 1:41® ®®ª OC75k/n1x-N ®®® 83 91/ 108 ®§- ®®- 102 5 1®� 1® 1� 1² 2³ CastelanoJJ®©§ L 4.80 RcdThTrd³PtsOFr¨‚PrntsHr« Stumbled start; gamely 6 04Oct10Del° 1m sys :24© :49© 1:14ª 1:40ª ®®© Mdn 39k ®® 79 82/ 96 ®- - 88 1 1� 1® 1® 1ª� 1® Bravo J®©§ L *1.80 PntsOnFire®Sinorice®‚SundyPunch®‚ Kept to his task 7 19Sep10Mth® 1Ñ ft :23« :48® 1:13© 1:42« ®®© Mdn 50k ®®« 70 76/ 97 ®©- ®®- 86 8 4©� 4ª� 4ª 3« 4 Bravo J®®° L 4.80 MchMchM«BlmysBs®‚BwnsCswyƒ Chased 2w; tired 11 06Sep10Pha 5f ft :21ª :44ª :57 ®®§ Mdn 68k ®®© 81/ 85 75 5 6 7°ƒ 6® 3®§ 2° Bravo J®®° L 2.40 Gngstronthrn°PntsOnFire¨ƒSerendiprMon® No match 8

×15Apr Pmm 5f ft :58ª B 1/6 20Mar Pmm 4f ft :48ª B 2/55 14Feb Pmm 4f ft :50© B 18/37 05Feb Pmm 5f ft 1:01 B 2/33 17Jan Bel tr.t 4f ft :49 B 4/46 05Dec'10 Bel tr.t 5f ft 1:03 B 17/26 13Nov'10 Mth 4f ft :49® B 10/32 07Nov'10 Mth 6f ft 1:18 B 4/5 30Oct'10 Mth 5f ft 1:01 H 6/22 ×16Oct'10 Mth 5f ft 1:01 H 1/17 30Aug'10 Mth 5f ft 1:02 B 2/6 22Aug'10 Mth 5f ft 1:00ª H 2/45 pp 17 Santiva (E/P 4)

Own: Walters Tom R

NO RIDER (0 0-0-0 0%)

B. c. 3Sire: Giant's Causeway (Storm Cat) $85,000

(Smarten) 126

Life: 6 1 - 3 - 1 $257,597 962011 2 0 - 1 - 0 $62,143 962010 4 1 - 2 - 1 $195,454 92CD 1 1 - 0 - 0 $100,254 92

Fst (112) 4 1 - 2 - 0 $242,397 96Off (110) 1 0 - 0 - 1 $5,000 78Dis (121) 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0Trf (112) 1 0 - 1 - 0 $10,200 76AW 2 0 - 1 - 0 $82,143 90

2011 85 9% 44% -0.72Graded stakes 86 10% 51% -0.63

+Btn favorite 89 25% 56% -0.15+AW to Dirt 21 24% 67% +0.04


× Best Speed rating is well below the Avg Winning Speed × Failed as favorite last race DATE TRK

16Apr11Kee°DIST1„ ft :50® 1:14ª 1:38ª 1:50«

RR ®®®


CR ®®

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E2/ 91/

LP 86

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JOCKEY LeparouxJR®©ª L

ODDS*2.30

Top Finishers CommentBrilintSpd±Twsprd²KngCng® Bothered; lacked room 12

19Feb11FG®§ 1ˆ ft :24ª :49® 1:13ª 1:43« ®® Risenstr-G2 ®®° 69 84/ 105 ®®- ®©- 96 7 3® 4©� 3³ 2® 2®� Smith ME®©© L 6.80 MchMchM®�Sntiv®‚RogRmnc®� 3-4w1st trn4-5w2nd trn 10 27Nov10CD®® 1ˆ ft :24® :49 1:14® 1:45® ®® ̈Kyjc-G2 ®®¯ 85 85/ 96 ©- ®- 92 2 2© 2� 1� 1² 1� BrdgmhnSX®©© L 4.80 Santiva�Astrology²Major Gain«� 3 wide bid; driving 7 Previously trained by PLETCHER TODD A 09Oct10Kee° 1ˆ ft :24 :48ª 1:13© 1:44 ®® Brdrsfut-G1 ®®¯ 70 83/ 96 ª- ®- 90 2 10¨� 9¯ƒ 8¨‚ 5¨ƒ 2« CastelanoJJ®©® L 6.40 JBsThunder«Santiva®�WillcoxIn®‚ Bore in st; steadied 11 Previously trained by MCPEEK KENNETH G 21Aug10Sar¯ ˜ 1ˆ fm :24© :49« 1:14® 1:43® ®®© Mdn 51k ®®« 57 56/ 98 ©§- ®¯- 76 1 3® 4®� 4© 2ª 2®ƒ Prado ES®®° 4.10 JBsThndr®ƒSntiv©ƒLgndOfNvrn® Rated inside;willingly 9 24Jly10Sar® 5½ gd :22® :45© :57 1:03® ®® ̈Mdn 50k ®® 61 81/ 89 ©- ®- 78 1 7 9® 9®® 5¯ 3®ª� Prado ES®®¯ 34.00 WinePolice®ƒSoldat¨ƒSantiva©ƒ Duck in st;check;green 9

09Apr Pmm 5f ft 1:00 B 3/14 02Apr Pmm 6f ft 1:13© B 1/2 25Mar Pmm 5f ft 1:02® B 5/9 19Mar Pmm 4f ft :50« B 39/49 12Mar Pmm 5f ft 1:02 B 2/19 05Mar Pmm 4f ft :51« B 51/56 ×12Feb Pmm 5f ft 1:00© B 1/36 04Feb Pmm 5f ft 1:00ª B 4/22 28Jan Pmm 5f ft 1:01 B 6/27 20Jan Pmm 4f ft :49ª B 15/29 13Jan Pmm 4f ft :50© B 23/31 24Nov'10 CD 4f ft :49® B 16/30 pp 18

NO RIDER (0 0-0-0 0%)

Ch. c. 3Sire: Forestry (Storm Cat) $12,500Dam: Oatsee

Trnr: Romans Dale (0 0-0-0 0%)


126

Life: 5 2 - 1 - 0 $271,666 1012011 3 1 - 1 - 0 $236,300 1012010 2 1 - 0 - 0 $35,366 93CD 1 1 - 0 - 0 $35,232 93

Fst (111) 5 2 - 1 - 0 $271,666 101Off (110) 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0Dis (114?) 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0Trf (109) 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0AW 1 0 - 0 - 0 $134 69




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JOCKEY CastanonJL®©© L

ODDS68.90

Top Finishers CommentDialed In²ShcklefordƒToHonorAndServe®‚ Just failed 8

26Feb11GP®§ 1„ ft :47« 1:12© 1:37 1:50® ®®° Fntnoyth-G2 ®® 82 95/ 61 ¨- ¨- 77 8 6ª‚ 5ª 5© 5®® 5©ª� CastanonJL®® L 17.00 Soldt©GourmetDinr«ƒToHonorAndSrv©� 3 wide; faltered 8 05Feb11GPª 1„ ft :48® 1:12® 1:36« 1:50 ®® ̈Alw51500n1x ®®¯ 75 88/ 97 ®ª- - 94 6 2� 2� 2² 1� 1©‚ CastanonJL®®¯ L 4.60 Shcklford©‚CsprsTouch±ElGrylg® Drew clear; driving 6 27Nov10CD« 7f ft :22« :46ª 1:11 1:23ª ®®§ Mdn 59k ®®¨ 93 92/ 94 ©- °- 93 11 3 1² 1² 2� 1ƒ Lenclud F®®¯ L 25.00 ShcklfrdƒBlycloughª‚MjesticHrbor©ƒ Off inside; driving 12 16Oct10Kee®§ 7f ft :23® :46© 1:11 1:23 ®®§ Mdn 47k ®®§ 82 78/ 75 ®- ¯- 69 11 4 4®� 5ª� 9¨‚ 9¯� AlbaradoRJ®®¯ L 17.90 TwinspiredªPhilology®�Jojo's Mojo� 4 wide; faded 12

27Mar GP 5f ft 1:01 B 7/20 19Mar GP 6f ft 1:15ª B 1/2 19Feb GP 5f ft 1:01ª B 13/36 31Jan GP 5f ft 1:00 H 4/14 24Jan GP 5f ft 1:00© H 6/40 17Jan GP 4f ft :50« B 24/26 10Jan GP 4f ft :50 B 13/23 21Nov'10 CD 5f ft 1:01© B 9/37 14Nov'10 CD 4f gd :51ª B 26/31 07Nov'10 CD 4f ft :50 B 28/42 27Oct'10 CD 4f ft :48ª B 8/32 07Oct'10 CD 5f ft 1:02« Bg 9/25




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pp 19

Own: Black Rob Stables Llc & Ryan Michae

NO RIDER (0 0-0-0 0%)

B. c. 3 KEESEP 2009 $150kSire: Dam: Another Vegetarian (Stalwart)

Brereton C Jones (KY)Trnr: Asmussen Steven M (0 0-0-0 0%)


126

Life: 7 3 - 1 - 0 $272,904 942011 2 1 - 0 - 0 $180,000 942010 5 2 - 1 - 0 $92,904 93CD 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0

Fst (103) 3 1 - 0 - 0 $181,334 94Off (100?) 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0Dis (104?) 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0Trf (110?) 4 2 - 1 - 0 $91,570 93AW 2 1 - 0 - 0 $121,334 91


+Btn favorite 1361 26% 58% -0.43


× Best Speed rating is well below the Avg Winning Speed × Failed as favorite last race DATE TRK

09Apr11SA®§DIST1„ ft :47® 1:11© 1:36 1:48ª

RR ®®®

RACETYPE Saderby-G1

CR ®®¯

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E2/ 86/

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JOCKEY Gomez GK®©© LBb

ODDS*2.60

Top Finishers CommentMdghtItrld²ComTThTp©‚MrCns® Stalked;wkened late 9

12Feb11GG¯ 1„ ft :48 1:12® 1:37ª 1:50© ®®® Elcamrld-G3 ®©§ 78 85/ 89 ®- ®+ 91 4 4«� 4«� 3ª� 3� 1®‚ Baze RA®©® LBb 6.50 SilvrMdlion®‚JkesmƒPostvRspons©‚ Bid 4path; driving 6 31Dec10SA¯ ˜ 1m fm :23® :46ª 1:10ª 1:35ª ®®® Eddielogan 75k ®®° 103 108/ 78 ®¨+ ®+ 93 5 2® 2� 2² 1®� 1� Gomez GK®® LBb 5.30 SlvrMdlon�TDvls�MmntOfWkns® Pulled; bid;led;held 8 Previously trained by BROWN CHAD C 07Nov10CD¨ ˜ 1m fm :23« :47ª 1:12 1:37ª ®®ª Alw50000n1x ®® 103 104/ 79 ®®+ ©©+ 91 3 3© 4®ƒ 3 3¨ 2©� BrdgmhnSX®©© Lb 3.20 LlBtOFun©�SilvrMdlionƒPeregux³ Pinched back; rank 11 09Oct10Kee° 1ˆ ft :24 :48ª 1:13© 1:44 ®® Brdrsfut-G1 ®®¨ 79 82/ 81 ª- ®- 81 7 3®� 6« 9¨ƒ 8®§ 7®© DomnguzRA®©® Lb 11.70 JBsThundr«Santiv®�WillcoxIn®‚ Pulled; bumped; stead 11 03Sep10Sar¯ ˜ 1ˆ fm :23 :47« 1:12® 1:41® ®® ̈Wantcptn-G3 ®®¨ 54 60/ 103 ¨- °- 81 7 9® 8®¨ 8®© 6®ª 5®® Gomez GK®®¯ L 5.80 SldtªPowhtnCntyª‚TyphSlwƒ Bump brk; 4w into lane 10 04Aug10Sar° ˜ 1ˆ gd :25® :50« 1:16© 1:45« ®®© Mdn 51k ®®¨ 79 84/ 89 ©- «- 90 9 4©� 4ª 4®‚ 1² 1± VelzquezJR®®¯ L 3.75 SilvrMdlion±Form©�Nlngrntsktn©‚ 3-4w turns;jostld late 10

18Apr CD 4f ft :51© B 35/48 05Apr SA 4f ft :48ª B 10/28 29Mar SA 7f ft 1:23ª H 1/1 23Mar SA 5f ft 1:02© H 56/76 14Mar SA 6f ft 1:12« H 6/20 07Mar SA 6f ft 1:12 H 3/14 28Feb SA 5f ft 1:01© B 40/53 21Feb SA 4f ft :50« B 51/59 07Feb SA 4f ft :49© B 41/64 31Jan SA 6f ft 1:12ª H 7/14 24Jan SA 5f ft 1:01« H 25/31 09Jan SA 4f ft :53« H 33/33 pp 20

Own: Clarke Robertson Braverman & Namcoo

NO RIDER (0 0-0-0 0%)

Dkbbr. c. 3 KEESEP 2009 $180kSire: War Front (Danzig) $15,000Dam:

Trnr: McLaughlin Kiaran P (0 0-0-0 0%)

126

Life: 8 3 - 4 - 0 $584,300 1082011 3 2 - 0 - 0 $294,300 1082010 5 1 - 4 - 0 $290,000 98CD 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0

Fst (110) 2 1 - 0 - 0 $270,000 104Off (108?) 3 1 - 2 - 0 $44,300 108Dis (112?) 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0Trf (115?) 3 1 - 2 - 0 $270,000 98AW 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0

2011 108 31% 61% -0.40+Shipper 454 22% 51% -0.28+Graded stakes 231 19% 45% -0.02+Btn favorite 163 33% 63% +0.08


× Failed as favorite last race DATE TRK

03Apr11GP®§DIST1„ ft :46® 1:10ª 1:36® 1:50

RR ®©§


CR ®©§

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E2/ 106/

LP 70

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JOCKEY Garcia A®©© L

ODDS*1.50

Top Finishers CommentDialedIn²ShcklefordƒToHonorAndServ®‚Rail; faltered 8

26Feb11GP®§ 1„ ft :47« 1:12© 1:37 1:50® ®®° Fntnoyth-G2 ®©« 89 99/ 104 ¨- ¨- 104 1 1® 1² 1² 1ª 1© Garcia A®©§ L *1.40 Sldt©GormtDnr«ƒTHnrAndSrv©� Repulsed bid; driving 8 21Jan11GP° 1„ sys :48® 1:12 1:36ª 1:49® ®®® Alw51500n1x ®©© 85 100/ 110 ®®- ¯- 108 2 1® 1� 1² 1© 1®§ƒ Garcia A®©§ L *1.20 Soldat®§ƒCool Blue RedHot®ƒBeamer¨ Inside; drew off 7 06Nov10CD« ˜ 1m fm :24 :47« 1:13 1:36« ®®® Bcjuvtrf-G2 ®®¯ 96 103/ 91 ®®+ ¯+ 98 8 5®� 4ª� 4© 3®� 2® Garcia A®©© L 4.00 Pluck®Soldat®�Willcox Inn² Slipped thru; no match 12 03Oct10Bel® • 1ˆ yl :25« :51 1:16 1:47« ®® ̈Pilgrim-G3 ®® 85 83/ 86 ®+ ¨+ 85 7 5«� 5ª� 6« 4© 2®� Garcia A®©© L *0.60 ArSport®�Soldt²DcphrngDrsª Hit gate; bumped lane 7 03Sep10Sar¯ ˜ 1ˆ fm :23 :47« 1:12® 1:41® ®® ̈Wantcptn-G3 ®©§ 82 83/ 102 ¨- °- 94 9 2®� 2® 2® 1©� 1ª Garcia A®® L 8.70 SoldtªPowhtnContyª‚TyphnSlwƒ Stalked;roused;clear 10 24Jly10Sar® 5½ gd :22® :45© :57 1:03® ®® ̈Mdn 50k ®®¯ 93 97/ 84 ©- ®- 88 7 3 2® 3®� 2® 2®ƒ Maragh R®®¯ L *1.90 WinePolice®ƒSoldat¨ƒSantiva©ƒ 4w;urged turn;2nd best 9 10Jun10Bel© 5f mys :22ª :45® :57« ®®© Mdn 50k ®® 93/ 96 98 2 3 1² 2² 2®� 2©‚ Maragh R®®¯ L 10.90 Bail OutTheCat©‚Soldat®§�Pluck«‚ No match clear 2nd 6

27Mar Pmm 5f ft 1:00« B 5/26 ×20Mar Pmm 5f ft 1:00ª B 1/29 13Mar Pmm 4f ft :48« B 8/51 19Feb Pmm 4f ft :47ª B 2/50 12Feb Pmm 5f ft 1:01® B 5/36 05Feb Pmm 4f ft :50© B 48/65 14Jan Pmm 4f ft :48ª B 5/17 08Jan Pmm 5f ft 1:01ª B 12/38 31Dec'10 Pmm 4f ft :49« B 54/95 ×24Dec'10 Pmm 4f ft :47« B 1/112 17Dec'10 Pmm 3f ft :36© B 4/19 26Nov'10 Pmm ˜ (d) 3f fm :39« B 1/1 pp 21 Stay Thirsty (E/P 2)

Own: Repole Stable

NO RIDER (0 0-0-0 0%)

Dkbbr. c. 3 FTFFEB 2010 $500kSire: Dam:

John D Gunther & John Darren Gunthe (KY)


126

Life: 6 2 - 2 - 0 $300,000 982011 2 1 - 0 - 0 $150,000 952010 4 1 - 2 - 0 $150,000 98CD 1 0 - 0 - 0 $60,000 93

Fst (116) 5 2 - 1 - 0 $290,000 98Off (116?) 1 0 - 1 - 0 $10,000 96Dis (118?) 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0Trf (114) 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0AW 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0

2011 328 28% 59% -0.23+Graded stakes 606 19% 46% -0.44+3rd off layoff 243 26% 54% +0.22+Routes 2263 21% 49% -0.30

Sire Stats: AWD 7.4f 50%Mud 6MudSts 5.68spiDam'sSire:AWD 7.6f 11%Mud 494MudSts 3.17spiSoldAt: FTFFEB 2010 $500.0k (3/4) SireAvg: $448.7k StudFee:$100,000

ñ Sharp 4f workout (Apr17) ñ Eligible to improve in 3rd start since layoff DATE TRK

03Apr11GP®§DIST1„ ft :46® 1:10ª 1:36® 1:50

RR ®©§


CR ®®¯

E1 92

E2/ 100/

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JOCKEY DominguezRA®©© Lb

ODDS8.30

Top Finishers CommentDiledIn²ShcklfordƒToHonrAndSrv®‚ Through after 1/2 8

05Mar11Aqu®§ � 1ˆ ft :24ª :49 1:13© 1:44ª ®®® Gotham-G3 ®©® 69 81/ 106 ®¨- °- 95 5 4ª 4ª 3©� 2² 1ª‚ DomnguzRA®® L *0.90 StyTrtyª‚NrnAsbjrns®TbysCrr� 3w turns; brushed 1/8 7 06Nov10CD® 1ˆ ft :23© :47® 1:11« 1:42ª ®©§ Bcjuvnle-G1 ®®° 98 109/ 76 ¯+ ©+ 93 6 4« 6« 5®ƒ 6° 5®«� CastelanoJJ®©© L 13.50 UnclM«‚BysAtTscnvRogRomnc®ƒ 4w; drifted in 1/8 pl 10 06Sep10Sar° 7f ft :23 :46® 1:10® 1:23® ®® ̄Hopeful-G1 ®®° 86 92/ 101 ®®- ®ª- 98 3 3 1® 1� 2² 2®ƒ VelzquezJR®©§ L 4.90 BysAtTscv®ƒStyTrty®ƒWnPlc°� Stumbled brk; no match 4 14Aug10Sar¯ 6f ft :22ª :46® :58© 1:11 ®®ª Mdn 50k ®®¯ 92 96/ 96 «- ®- 96 9 1 1² 1® 1ª 1¨� VelzquezJR®®° L *0.70 StyThrty¨�WshngtsRlsª‚FirWht³Bobld brk;duel;drw off 9 15Jly10Bel© 5½ gd :22® :45© :57© 1:03ª ®® Mdn 50k ®©® 91 99/ 92 ®- ©- 96 3 2 3©� 3®� 2©� 2© VelzquezJR®®¯ L *0.75 SovrgnDfult©StyThrsty®§ƒPnstrª Urged along;no match 7

17Apr CD 4f my :48 B 2/30 27Mar Pmm 5f ft 1:01« B 10/26 20Mar Pmm 4f ft :50© B 40/55 ×27Feb Pmm 5f ft 1:00ª B 1/27 20Feb Pmm 5f ft 1:00ª B 3/22 13Feb Pmm 4f ft :47© B 5/53 06Feb Pmm 4f ft :49ª B 18/41 ×30Jan Pmm 3f ft :36« B 1/5 31Oct'10 CD 4f ft :50ª B 37/60 24Oct'10 Bel tr.t 5f ft 1:01® B 6/23 17Oct'10 Bel tr.t 5f ft 1:00® B 2/28 10Oct'10 Bel tr.t 5f ft 1:02 B 12/26




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pp 22 The Factor (E 7)Own: Fog City Stable & Bolton George

NO RIDER (0 0-0-0 0%)

Gr/ro. c. 3 BESMAY 2010 $250kSire: War Front (Danzig) $15,000Dam: Greyciousness (Miswaki)


Prime Power: 151.4 (1st)

126

Life: 5 3 - 0 - 0 $307,180 1062011 3 2 - 0 - 0 $272,500 1062010 2 1 - 0 - 0 $34,680 106CD 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0

Fst (109) 4 2 - 0 - 0 $217,180 106Off (106?) 1 1 - 0 - 0 $90,000 104Dis (110?) 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0Trf (109?) 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0AW 1 0 - 0 - 0 $2,280 83

2011 149 29% 60% +0.16+Shipper 155 32% 63% -0.04+Graded stakes 273 23% 52% +0.52+Btn favorite 169 35% 60% +0.14

Sire Stats: AWD 7.1f 27%Mud 11MudSts 3.94spiDam'sSire:AWD 7.2f 14%Mud 1247MudSts 2.25spiSoldAt: BESMAY 2010 $250.0k (3/13) SireAvg: $129.8k StudFee:$12,500

ñ Best Dirt Speed is close to the Avg Winning Speed × Failed as favorite last race DATE TRK

16Apr11OP®®DIST1„ ft :46© 1:11® 1:36 1:49®

RR ®®®


CR ®®®

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E2/ 98/

LP 79

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FIN7¯ƒ

JOCKEY Garcia M®©© L

ODDS*0.80

Top Finishers CommentArchrchrch³Nehro®�DnceCity®� Stalkd;pulled;bid;hung 13

19Mar11OP®§ 1ˆ ft :23® :46ª 1:10« 1:42 ®®® Rebel-G2 ®©© 95 109/ 98 § ª+ 106 4 1©� 1©� 1©� 1ª 1‚ Garcia M®®® L *1.40 ThFctr‚ClbsPos³Archrhrh®‚ Unopposed;accelerated 9 20Feb11SA¯ 7f wf :22® :43© 1:07® 1:20® ®® ̄Snvicnte-G2 ®©® 91 109/ 94 ®- ®+ 104 5 3 1² 1®� 1®� 1ƒ Garcia M®®¯ LB *0.90 ThFctorƒSwyAwy©�PrmirPgsus®� Angled in;clear;held 6 26Dec10SA« 6f ft :21ª :44 :55© 1:06« ®®« Mdn 54k ®©§ 90 96/ 107 °- ®ª- 106 8 2 1® 1®� 1ª 1¯‚ BejaranoR®®¯ LB *1.40 ThFctor¯‚HostonHrbr©‚CokInlt©� Riddn out;in hand late 9 28Nov10Hol 6½ ft :23 :47 1:10« 1:16« ®®¬ Mdn 38k ®®¬ 82 72/ 103 °- ®°- 83 4 3 5®� 6ª� 8« 4ª‚ Rosario J®©§ LB *0.70 OkcrtDrv®‚PrOfSlvrƒErcThR®‚ Stalked btwn;3wd lane 9

10Apr SA 6f ft 1:12® H 4/39 04Apr SA 6f ft 1:11© H 4/26 ×12Mar SA 6f ft 1:12® H 1/11 ×05Mar SA 6f ft 1:10ª H 1/18 ×14Feb Hol 7f ft 1:24© H 1/4 08Feb Hol 6f ft 1:12 H 2/16 09Jan SA 5f ft :58 H 3/53 ×23Dec'10 SA (d) 3f gd :36® H 1/4 ×12Dec'10 Hol 5f ft :58© H 1/54 23Nov'10 Hol 5f ft :59© H 2/48 17Nov'10 Hol 6f ft 1:12 Hg 2/15 10Nov'10 Hol 6f ft 1:12 Hg 2/16 pp 23 Toby's Corner (S 0)

Own: Cotter Dianne D

NO RIDER (0 0-0-0 0%)

Ch. c. 3Sire: Dam:

Diane D Cotter (FL)Trnr: Motion H Graham (0 0-0-0 0%)


126

Life: 6 4 - 0 - 2 $722,240 1032011 4 3 - 0 - 1 $702,100 1032010 2 1 - 0 - 1 $20,140 93CD 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0

Fst (105) 4 3 - 0 - 1 $658,060 97Off (103?) 2 1 - 0 - 1 $64,180 103Dis (106?) 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0Trf (106?) 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0AW 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0

2011 128 22% 55% +0.18+Shipper 786 19% 50% -0.42Graded stakes 197 12% 36% -0.24Wnr last race 319 18% 52% -0.39


ñ Won last race (AQU 04/09 1 1/8m Dirt fast Woodmem-G1) × Best Speed rating is well below the Avg Winning Speed DATE TRK

09Apr11Aqu®§DIST1„ ft :47« 1:12® 1:37® 1:49«

RR ®®

RACETYPE Woodmem-G1

CR ®©§

E1 81

E2/ 85/

LP 105

1c©-

2c§

SPD 97

PP2

ST6¬

1C7«

2C8¬�

Str6«

FIN1³

JOCKEY Castro E®©ª Lb

ODDS8.70

Top Finishers CommentTobysCrnr³ArthursTl®UnclMoª‚ Waited 1/4; split 1/16 9

05Mar11Aqu®§ � 1ˆ ft :24ª :49 1:13© 1:44ª ®®® Gotham-G3 ®®¯ 65 77/ 102 ®¬- °- 90 4 5« 6¬ 5«� 5ª‚ 3«‚ Castro E®©§ L 1.60 StyThrtyª‚NrnAsbjrnsn®TbysCrr� Fought bit; 4w 1/4pl 7 05Feb11Aqu¯ � 1ˆ mys :23© :48« 1:14 1:45ª ®® ̄Whirlaway 100k ®©® 82 90/ 111 «- ®- 103 1 5¬� 5« 5ª 2² 1© Castro E®®¯ L 4.80 TbyCrr©JJLckyTrªƒPrhtthdvl© Ease back;4w 3/8;drvng 5 12Jan11Lrl® 1m ft :23© :46« 1:12® 1:38® ®®« OC40k/n1x-N ®®¯ 93 97/ 92 + + 95 9 4ª� 3®� 3© 1®� 1®‚ DunklbrgrTL®©© L *0.70 TbysCrnr®‚TerCotMon«ƒBrsVs� Stalked;circled;drivng 9 25Nov10Lrl® 1m ft :23ª :47« 1:13« 1:38ª ®§° Mdn 28k ®®¬ 79 84/ 102 ª- - 93 11 7¬ƒ 6ªƒ 3®� 1¬ 1®§ƒ Saez G®©© L 2.30 TobysCornr®§ƒIntnsivist©�MysticlTrp³ 5wd turn; driving 11 04Oct10Del® 6f sys :22« :46« :59ª 1:12 ®®© Mdn 38k ®®® 86 85/ 83 ®- ®§- 76 4 3 3� 3® 3«� 3� Saez G®©§ L 3.90 RlrOnIc²PrntsHnr‚TbysCrnrª� Prompted; faded drive 5

03Apr Fai 6f ft 1:15© B 3/3 27Mar Fai 4f ft :48« B 1/2 24Feb Fai 5f ft 1:02© B 4/12 31Jan Fai 5f ft 1:04© B 10/10 ×06Jan Fai 5f ft 1:01ª B 1/5 ×01Jan Fai 5f ft 1:02© B 1/9 18Dec'10 Fai 4f ft :50® B 7/9 20Nov'10 Fai 6f ft 1:15 B 1/2 13Nov'10 Fai 5f ft 1:01« B 8/17 06Nov'10 Fai 4f ft :49ª B 9/28 25Sep'10 Del 5f ft 1:01 B 2/30 ×18Sep'10 Del 4f ft :47ª Bg 1/69 pp 24 Twice The Appeal (P 2)

NO RIDER (0 0-0-0 0%)

Dkbbr. c. 3 BESMAY 2010 $35kSire: Dam:

John T L Jones III (KY)


126

Life: 10 3 - 2 - 1 $449,920 952011 3 2 - 0 - 0 $419,800 952010 7 1 - 2 - 1 $30,120 86CD 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0

Fst (108) 8 2 - 2 - 0 $432,760 95Off (106) 1 1 - 0 - 0 $13,800 86Dis (108?) 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0Trf (103) 1 0 - 0 - 1 $3,360 75AW 4 0 - 1 - 0 $7,560 77

2011 80 22% 59% +0.18Shipper 74 16% 54% +0.41

+Graded stakes 31 29% 61% +1.85Wnr last race 134 16% 45% -0.73

Sire Stats: AWD 6.6f 18%Mud 367MudSts 2.12spiDam'sSire:AWD 7.4f 15%Mud 1365MudSts 2.39spiSoldAt: BESMAY 2010 $35.0k (7/10) SireAvg: $66.1k StudFee:$40,000

ñ Won last race (SUN 03/27 1 1/8m Dirt fast Sundrby-G3) × Best Speed rating is well below the Avg Winning Speed DATE TRK

27Mar11Sun®©DIST1„ ft :45 1:10« 1:37® 1:50«

RR ®®®

RACETYPE Sundrby-G3

CR ®©§

E1 79

E2/ 89/

LP 92

1c©-

2c«-

SPD 95

PP9

ST6¬

1C6«ƒ

2C3®

Str2�

FIN1®�

JOCKEY SantiagoRC®©© Lb

ODDS25.60

Top Finishers CommentTwiceTheApel®�Astrolgy²RulerOnIc©�4-5w;dug in;best 11

03-27-11 Settled; off rail; moved up; bid 4-5 w; even terms; inched away Previously trained by CHAMBERS MIKE 26Feb11Tup¯ 1ˆ ft :22ª :46« 1:10« 1:41« ®®¬ Tupderby 50k ®®® 67 71/ 101 ®®- - 86 3 6®ª 7«‚ 5¬‚ 4©‚ 2© Barton J®©© Lb 4.40 BerMistr©TwiceThApl©IndinWntr³ Came in near 1/16 8

(Placed 4th through disqualification) Previously trained by BONDE JEFF 14Jan11SA® 1m ft :22© :45« 1:09ª 1:35® ®®ª Alw40000s ®® 79 87/ 90 ¬- ®+ 88 3 4©� 4®‚ 2® 2� 1«ƒ EspinozaV®®° LBb 3.40 TwiceThApl«ƒAlSlwsStr±Ty� Chased3wd;led;drew out 5 29Dec10SA¯ 7f wf :22® :44« 1:09ª 1:22ª ®®§ MC30000 ®®¬ 84 89/ 88 ª- «- 86 3 4 5ª 3®� 1®� 1«‚ Gomez GK®©§ LBb *2.00 TwThApl«‚VslItsty©‚Mtsdtchs«� Awaited room rail turn 9 10Dec10GG¬ 1m ft :24ª :49 1:13ª 1:39ª ®®© Mdn 28k ®®ª 63 71/ 82 °- § 73 7 6« 6«‚ 5©ƒ 7«� 5ª Cedillo A®®° LBb 3.40 CutFstbl²GrndTkovrƒGhstRgn®‚ Fanned 5w 2nd trn 8 18Nov10GG® ˜ 1m fm :24 :49© 1:13ª 1:39 ®®ª Mdn 28k ®®« 74 76/ 76 ®- ®+ 75 5 4ª 3ª 2® 2� 3®� AlvaradoFT®®° LBb 2.60 MrCdyBr�McCvyCv®TwicThAplª Carried 5w 1st turn 6 28Oct10GG 1m ft :24© :48« 1:13ª 1:39 ®®© Mdn 28k ®®ª 74 76/ 83 ¯- ª- 77 3 1® 2® 2© 2ª 2¬ AlvaradoFT®®° LBb 2.30 NrthrnIdy¬TwiceThAplƒPicsoBluƒ Early pace;headed 6 25Sep10Fpx° 6½ ft :22 :45ª 1:11ª 1:18© ®®© Mdn 27k ®®¬ 86 91/ 83 «- ®+ 82 10 2 4®� 3© 2® 3² Valdez FS®®° LBb 14.40 AquFvr±DvnChld±TwicThAplª Floated out near wire 10

(Placed 2nd through disqualification) 05Sep10Dmrª 6f ft :22ª :45© :57« 1:10ª ®®« Mdn 50k ®®© 85 91/ 74 «- § 74 4 6 4© 5©� 5®� 5®‚ SantiagoRC®®¯ LBb 15.70 Shrug±Code Buster®�War Pilot®‚ Bit tight early;no bid 7 07Aug10Dmr® 5½ ft :22© :46© :58ª 1:04« ®®ª Mdn 50k ®®ª 81 80/ 90 ª- «- 77 12 11 9¬� 9� 9° 7¯‚ Smith ME®®¯ LBb 10.50 McKzsWy«‚HolywdHst©‚Dghbyƒ 4wd into str;no threat 12

10Apr SA 4f ft :50© H 55/62 18Mar SA 6f ft 1:14© H 14/20 11Mar SA 4f ft :48 H 5/26 18Feb SA 6f ft 1:12« H 11/39 10Feb SA 5f ft 1:00© H 18/56 03Feb SA 5f ft :59ª H 8/46 27Jan SA 5f ft 1:00ª H 26/48 24Dec'10 SA 5f ft 1:01« H 91/150 01Dec'10 GG 5f ft 1:01 H 2/19 10Nov'10 GG 5f ft 1:02 H 7/18 22Oct'10 Oth 5f ft :59« H 2/33 15Oct'10 Oth 4f ft :49® H 22/53




30


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Own: Alpha Stables Skychai Racing Llc &

NO RIDER (0 0-0-0 0%)

Gr/ro. c. 3 FTMMAY 2010 $140kSire: Dam:

John Jain Lawrence Opas & Frank Sin (KY)Trnr: Maker Michael J (0 0-0-0 0%)

Prime Power: 138.3 (21st)

126

Life: 8 2 - 1 - 1 $264,830 972011 5 1 - 1 - 1 $234,130 972010 3 1 - 0 - 0 $30,700 90CD 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0

Fst (108) 6 2 - 1 - 1 $259,330 97Off (107) 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0Dis (111?) 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0Trf (108) 2 0 - 0 - 0 $5,500 90AW 5 2 - 1 - 1 $259,330 97

2011 245 24% 53% -0.30Graded stakes 75 8% 32% +0.51

+AW to Dirt 64 31% 66% +0.48+Routes 1207 26% 54% -0.02

Sire Stats: AWD 7.0f 15%Mud 277MudSts 1.94spiDam'sSire:AWD 7.5f 16%Mud 1060MudSts 2.38spiSoldAt: FTMMAY 2010 $140.0k (3/10) SireAvg: $97.0k StudFee:$17,500

ñ Ran 2nd in last race × Best Speed rating is well below the Avg Winning Speed DATE TRK

16Apr11Kee°DIST1„ ft :50® 1:14ª 1:38ª 1:50«

RR ®®®


CR ®®°

E1 82

E2/ 95/

LP 95

1c¨-

2c§

SPD 97

PP7

ST3©

1C4©

2C3®

Str1®�

FIN2±

JOCKEY AlbaradoRJ®©ª L

ODDS24.30

Top Finishers CommentBrilintSped±Twnsprd²KngCng® Off inside; outfinishd 12

26Mar11TP®§ 1„ ft :46© 1:12© 1:38« 1:52® ®® Spiral-G3 ®®¯ 75 77/ 96 - ¯- 90 10 10«ƒ 9«ƒ 9 4¨ 3 Lebron V®©® L 14.70 AnmlKngd©ƒDcisvMomntª‚Twsprd¨ƒ 6 wide; late rally 11 05Mar11TP° 1ˆ ft :24® :48® 1:12« 1:45 ®® ̈Jbttgliamm 100k ®®¨ 81 88/ 85 ©- ®- 86 9 8¨ 6« 5« 5®� 4° Lanerie CJ®©© L 2.10 PstvRspns®Tptwn®�SnOfPs� Bobbled;5 w;weakened 9 05Feb11TP®§ 1m ft :23ª :47ª 1:13© 1:41© ®®® Webn 50k ®®® 92 105/ 73 ®¨+ ®®+ 88 10 5« 4«� 2² 1® 1«‚ SantanaJZ®®¯ L *1.50 Twinspired«‚R Fast Cat²Taptowne‚ 5 wide 1st turn 12 16Jan11GP° ˜ 1m fm :23© :46ª 1:10® 1:34© ®® ̈Daniabeach 100k ®®¨ 88 100/ 80 °+ ®©+ 89 8 3®� 3« 3© 3� 6©� LeparouxJR®® L 5.20 AdrndckSmr±BrilntSpd®‚MstrDkrƒ 4 wide; bid; yielded 9

(Placed 5th through disqualification) 11Dec10RP®§ 1m ft :23® :47 1:11« 1:37« ®®« Sprngbrdml 250k ®®ª 79 80/ 85 ©+ ¨+ 80 2 7® 8ƒ 8®§ 8°ƒ 8®®ƒ Sellers SJ®©§ L 4.20 Grant Jack®Brickyard Fast²Aces N Kings© No threat 12 07Nov10CD¨ ˜ 1m fm :23« :47ª 1:12 1:37ª ®®ª Alw50000n1x ®® 97 100/ 81 ®®+ ©©+ 90 2 5©� 5«ƒ 5¯ 4® 4ª� Sellers SJ®®¯ L 3.70 LlBtOFn©�SlvrMdlonƒPergux³ Bumped start; steadied 11 16Oct10Kee®§ 7f ft :23® :46© 1:11 1:23 ®®§ Mdn 47k ®®« 81 73/ 97 ®- ¯- 81 12 9 6© 9¨� 1� 1ª Sellers SJ®®¯ L 11.10 TwinspirdªPhilology®�Jojo'sMojo� 5 wide run; driving 12

09Apr Cdt 4f ft :48© B 3/17 19Mar Cdt 5f ft 1:03® B 6/6 26Feb TP 5f ft 1:03ª B 11/16 19Feb TP 4f ft :51« B 12/16 29Jan GP 4f ft :48® B 22/59 07Jan GP 5f ft 1:00« H 8/32 28Dec'10 GP 4f ft :48® B 2/28 04Dec'10 Cdt 5f sy 1:05® B 4/4 29Nov'10 Cdt 5f ft 1:03« B 7/7 ×21Nov'10 Cdt 4f ft :48« B 1/8 30Oct'10 Cdt 5f ft 1:03® B 13/24 11Oct'10 Cdt 4f ft :47ª Bg 2/11 pp 26 Uncle Mo (E/P 7)

Own: Repole Stable

NO RIDER (0 0-0-0 0%)

B. c. 3 KEESEP 2009 $220kSire: Dam: Playa Maya (Arch)

D Michael Cavey Dvm (KY) 126

Life: 5 4 - 0 - 1 $1,436,000 1102011 2 1 - 0 - 1 $140,000 962010 3 3 - 0 - 0 $1,296,000 110CD 1 1 - 0 - 0 $1,080,000 110

Fst (112) 5 4 - 0 - 1 $1,436,000 110Off (112) 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0Dis (109?) 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0Trf (109) 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0AW 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0

2011 328 28% 59% -0.23+Graded stakes 606 19% 46% -0.44+3rd off layoff 243 26% 54% +0.22+Btn favorite 402 28% 57% -0.26


ñ Best Dirt Speed is fastest among today's starters ñ Ran 3rd in last race ñ Eligible to improve in 3rd start since layoff

× Failed as favorite last race

DATE TRK 09Apr11Aqu®§

DIST1„ ft :47« 1:12® 1:37® 1:49«

RR ®®

RACETYPE Woodmem-G1

CR ®®°

E1 89

E2/ 97/

LP 91

1c©-

2c§

SPD 96

PP4

ST1�

1C1�

2C1®

Str1®�

FIN3®‚

JOCKEY VelazquezJR®©ª L

ODDS*0.10

Top Finishers CommentTobysCrnr³ArthursTl®UnclMoª‚ Well rated;yield 1/16 9

12Mar11GP¯ 1m ft :25© :49© 1:13ª 1:36© ®® Timelywrtr 100k ®©§ 54 65/ 125 ª- ª§- 95 1 1® 1� 1� 1© 1ªƒ VelzquezJR®©ª L *0.05 UnclMªƒRtlsnkBridg¨ƒGlntDrms®ƒBumped start; handily 5 06Nov10CD® 1ˆ ft :23© :47® 1:11« 1:42ª ®©§ Bcjuvnle-G1 ®© ̈103 112/ 102 ¯+ ©+ 110 7 2© 2®� 2² 1« 1«‚ VelzquezJR®©© L *1.40 UnclMo«‚BoysAtTscnvRoguRomnc®ƒ Off rail; driving 10 09Oct10Bel° 1m ft :22© :45« 1:10© 1:34© ®®® Champagn-G1 ®©® 90 94/ 107 ª- ¯- 102 3 1² 1� 1® 1ª� 1«ƒ VelzquezJR®©© L *0.20 UnclM«ƒMntnTwn°ƒIStpnItUp³ Duel in hand 2p;clear 6 28Aug10Sar¨ 6f ft :22® :45ª :57© 1:09® ®®© Mdn 60k ®©§ 97 101/ 107 ª- ®®- 110 3 2 1® 1®� 1 1®«‚ VelzquezJR®®° L *0.90 Uncle Mo®«‚AdmiralPeryªƒSinoric� Vigorous hand ride 10

03Apr Pmm 4f ft :48® B 2/36 27Mar Pmm 4f ft :49© B 29/60 06Mar Pmm 4f ft :48« B 11/60 ×27Feb Pmm 5f ft 1:00ª B 1/27 20Feb Pmm 5f ft 1:01© B 7/22 13Feb Pmm 4f ft :47© B 5/53 06Feb Pmm 4f ft :49ª B 18/41 30Jan Pmm 3f ft :39« B 5/5 31Oct'10 CD 4f ft :50ª B 37/60 24Oct'10 Bel tr.t 4f ft :49« B 24/45 03Oct'10 Bel tr.t 4f ft :49« B 62/155 25Sep'10 Bel 5f ft 1:00 B 4/32 pp 27 Watch Me Go (E/P 3)

Own: Campbell Gilbert G

NO RIDER (0 0-0-0 0%)

Dkbbr. c. 3Sire: West Acre (Forty Niner) $2,500Dam: Sabbath Song (Deputy Minister)

Gilbert G Campbell (FL)Trnr: O'Connell Kathleen (0 0-0-0 0%)


126

Life: 10 4 - 0 - 1 $314,345 1002011 4 2 - 0 - 1 $249,820 952010 6 2 - 0 - 0 $64,525 100CD 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0

Fst (109) 9 4 - 0 - 1 $310,670 100Off (107) 1 0 - 0 - 0 $3,675 81Dis (105?) 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0Trf (107) 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0AW 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0

2011 246 10% 36% -0.25Shipper 415 12% 42% -0.58

+Graded stakes 8 25% 38% +15.30+Btn favorite 195 22% 54% -0.38


× Failed as favorite last race DATE TRK

09Apr11Haw®DIST1„ ft :48® 1:13ª 1:39 1:51«

RR ®®«

RACETYPE Illderby-G3

CR ®®«

E1 79

E2/ 83/

LP 75

1c®-

2c®-

SPD 79

PP4

ST4«

1C5¨�

2C5«

Str5°

FIN6®®

JOCKEY Garcia L®©© Lb

ODDS*2.20

Top Finishers CommentJoeVan«‚Zoebr�TheFedEsd® Shifted 4wd 3/4; faded 12

12Mar11Tam®® 1ˆ ft :23ª :48® 1:12ª 1:44® ®® ̈Tampadby-G2 ®®¯ 76 86/ 102 °- - 95 8 5ª 4©� 3® 2² 1³ Garcia L®® Lb 43.70 WtchMGo³CrsnKnghtª‚Brthrn©ƒ Bid 3w;long dr;just up 9 12Feb11Tam®§ 1ˆ ft :23ª :48® 1:13 1:45 ®® Sfdavis-G3 ®®¯ 78 82/ 94 ¨- ®- 88 5 5ª 5©ƒ 4©� 3¨� 3¨ Garcia L®® Lb 30.20 Brethrn«ToExperienc®WtchMeGo� Split foes; no gain 10 23Jan11Tam° 6½ ft :22® :45© 1:10« 1:17© ®®© OC75k/n1x ®®¯ 88 92/ 88 - ¯- 91 5 4 3³ 1² 1©� 1¯ Garcia L®®¯ Lb 3.00 WtchMeGo¯Litigate³LegacyWildct®‚ Roused; drew off 7 26Dec10Tam° 6f ft :22ª :46® :58ª 1:11© ®® ̈Inaugural 75k ®®¨ 82 90/ 86 ®- ¨- 82 2 11 11¨ƒ 9ª� 6¨� 5® Garcia L®® Lb 45.80 Mnicero®Bert BDonª�UnoCliente© Passed tiring rivals 11 16Oct10Crc« 6f ft :21ª :45® :58® 1:13® ®®© Birdonire 65k ®®ª 94 98/ 67 ®+ ®®+ 74 5 4 6ª� 4¨� 4¯� 4° MonteryJrP®©§ Lb 2.80 Uno Caliente®Determinato®�Brock N Rock� No rally 8 11Sep10Crc®® 5½ ft :22© :46® :59® 1:06© ®® ̈Alw32500n1x ®®¯ 90 102/ 82 ®- «+ 89 5 2 2®� 2® 2² 1©‚ MonteryJrP®® Lb 3.60 Watch Me Go©‚Motin�Dual Exhauzt± Drew clear 7 28Aug10Crc®§ 7f ft :22® :45® 1:11® 1:25ª ®® ̄’Fsaffirmed 100k ®®® 93 107/ 76 ®+ ®+ 90 1 5 2©� 2©� 3« 4ƒ MonteryJrP®®¯ Lb 6.00 GourmetDinner©�Rough'nRoyalª�VeesAcoladeƒ Tired 5 07Aug10Crc®© 6f sys :21ª :45« :59© 1:12« ®® ̄’Fsdrfager 75k ®®® 96 100/ 74 ®+ ª+ 81 1 7 4ª 4© 3� 5®‚ MonteryJrP®®¯ Lb 13.90 GrmtDnr�GrndShrsª�VesAcold©‚ Bmpd twice;stdy late 7

(Placed 4th through disqualification) 22May10Crc® 4½ ft :22ª :46ª :53 ®® ̈Mdn 39k ®©§ 99/ 91 100 4 2 1« 1ª� 1®ƒ MonteryJrP®®¯ Lb 2.60 WatchMeGo®ƒGrndeShores°‚Hal®� Off rail; held sway 6

30Mar Tam 4f ft :49« B 13/33 23Mar Tam 5f ft 1:02® B 3/10 06Mar Tam 5f ft 1:02© B 15/32 24Feb Tam 5f ft 1:01ª B 3/11 08Feb Tam 4f ft :50ª B 12/25 22Dec'10 Tam 4f ft :50ª B 8/26 16Dec'10 Tam 5f ft 1:04 B 10/13 08Dec'10 Tam 5f ft 1:02« B 5/15 01Dec'10 Tam 4f ft :49© B 8/22 09Oct'10 Crc 4f ft :50 B 20/77 22Aug'10 Crc 4f ft :50® B 23/51 01Aug'10 Crc 4f ft :49© B 10/42




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pp 28 Willcox Inn (S 2)Own: All In Stable

NO RIDER (0 0-0-0 0%)

Dk B/. c. 3 FTKJUL 2009 $50kSire: Dam: De Aar (Gone West)


126

Life: 5 1 - 1 - 2 $169,943 962011 2 0 - 1 - 0 $14,143 902010 3 1 - 0 - 2 $155,800 96CD 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0

Fst (110) 3 1 - 0 - 1 $58,943 90Off (110) 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0Dis (114?) 0 0 - 0 - 0 $0Trf (109) 2 0 - 1 - 1 $111,000 96AW 3 1 - 0 - 1 $58,943 90

2011 103 26% 54% -0.20Graded stakes 67 12% 45% -0.90

+3rd off layoff 92 24% 48% -0.36+AW to Dirt 23 26% 61% -0.30

Sire Stats: AWD 7.0f 15%Mud 277MudSts 1.94spiDam'sSire:AWD 7.4f 15%Mud 884MudSts 3.14spiSoldAt: FTKJUL 2009 $50.0k (16/34) SireAvg: $68.1k StudFee:$17,500

ñ Eligible to improve in 3rd start since layoff × Best Speed rating is well below the Avg Winning Speed DATE TRK

16Apr11Kee°DIST1„ ft :50® 1:14ª 1:38ª 1:50«

RR ®®®


CR ®®

E1 80

E2/ 91/

LP 87

1c¨-

2c§

SPD 90

PP8

ST7«

1C5ª

2C7ª‚

Str8ªƒ

FIN8

JOCKEY NapravnikAR®©ª L

ODDS7.50

Top Finishers CommentBrilintSped±Twinsprd²KngCong® 3w; leaned on rival 12

12Mar11FG®§ ˜* 7½yl :26® :51® 1:16® 1:34 ®® ̈Grindstone 60k ®®® 70 70/ 112 ®©- ©§- 90 2 5 5� 4¨ 2« 2® NaprvnikAR®® L *1.00 GretMils®WillcoxIn®ƒMvricking©‚ 2-3w 1st turn;gaining 8 06Nov10CD« ˜ 1m fm :24 :47« 1:13 1:36« ®®® Bcjuvtrf-G2 ®®¯ 93 98/ 93 ®®+ ¯+ 96 6 6«� 6¨ 7«� 7«� 3©� VelzquezJR®©© L 23.40 Pluck®Soldat®�Willcox Inn² Angled in; late gain 12 09Oct10Kee° 1ˆ ft :24 :48ª 1:13© 1:44 ®® Brdrsfut-G1 ®®¯ 74 85/ 91 ª- ®- 89 4 8« 8ƒ 7«‚ 3¨� 3¨� Gomez GK®©® L 6.40 J. B.'sThunder«Santiva®�Willcox Inn®‚ Inside 1st turn 11 18Sep10AP° ( 1ˆ ft :24 :49© 1:14® 1:45 ®®® Mdn 28k ®® 63 55/ 89 - ª- 73 8 8ƒ 9«ƒ 8®� 1² 1©ƒ Baze MC®®° L 2.80eWlcoxIn©ƒAnmlKngdªƒMvrckng± Circled 4wd; drew off 10

09Apr Kee 6f ft 1:12© H 1/2 01Apr Kee 5f ft :59© B 3/20 07Mar FG 6f ft 1:14ª B 2/4 02Mar FG 4f ft :49® B 10/35 24Feb FG 5f ft 1:01© B 7/15 18Feb FG 5f ft 1:01© B 15/24 12Feb FG 4f ft :48® B 5/75 06Feb FG 3f ft :39 B 23/26 28Jan FG 3f ft :37® B 4/6 30Oct'10 Kee ˜ (d) 5f fm 1:01© B 3/4 ×21Oct'10 Kee ˜ (d) 5f fm 1:03ª B 1/4 30Sep'10 AP 5f ft 1:02ª B 5/6




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# FAVORITES Average % Winners % Winners % WinnersRACETYPE STATS: Win% Itm% $2ROIRaces Win Payoff < 5/1 >= 5/1 < 10/1 >= 10/1

3yo GRDSTK/HCP 2000000 Dirt 10f 19.50% 0% -2.002 $60.60 0% 50% 50%

Track Bias Stats* MEET Totals * * WEEK Totals *

DIRT 10.0f DIRT 10.0fSpeed Bias: 0% Speed Bias: 0%WnrAvgBL WnrAvgBL# Races: 1 # Races: 010/31 - 11/28 11/24 - 11/281stCall: 9.8 1stCall: 0.0%Wire: 0% %Wire: 0%2ndCall: 1.3 2ndCall: 0.0

Early Speed Early SpeedLate LateSpeed SpeedRunstyle: Runstyle:E E/P P S E E/P P S

++Impact Values Impact Values0.00 0.00 2.52 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00%Races Won %Races Won0% 0% 100% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0%

Post Bias: Post BiasRAIL 1-3 4-7 8+ RAIL 1-3 4-7 8++

Impact Values Impact Values0.00 0.00 3.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00Avg Win % Avg Win %0% 0% 25% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0%




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Race Summary

Days P Avg Dist/Surf Avg Final Speed Rcg Pedigree Stats DamMed Since Run T PACE-SPEED Race Best Pace Spd Mud Mud % Sire Sire's

# HorseName Eqp L/R Style S E1 E2/Late Spd Rtng E1 E2/Late Sp1 Sp2 Sp3 Sp4 ACL Avg R1 R2 R3 Spd Sts Mud AWD AWD

9 Dialed In 34 S 2 75 89/106 120100* * 81 98/113 101. 98. 104 89 120.3 101 120 118 118 154 13 7.5 7.03 Archarcharch 21 ++P 4 81 91/103 11899 90 102/103 99. 98 93 69 118.2 97 117 117 116 375 20 7.6 8.313 Midnight Interlude 28 E/P 6 81 84/108 11898 82 93/108 98. 92 93 83 117.4 94 117 112 113 167 17 7.5 9.315 Nehro 21 S 3 84 87/105 11798* * 89 89/109 99. 96. 88 57 117.3 94 117 116 111 154 13 7.5 7.318 Shackleford 34 E 6 89 100/ 91 11898* * 102 112/ 97 101. 77. 94. 93 118.8 91 120 119 115 475 19 6.5 7.81 Animal Kingdom 42.. ++P 3 76 84/101 11697 106 105/101 97. 96T 93. 70 116.8 95 116 115 110 23 9 6.9 10.46 Brilliant Speed 21. ++P 2 71 80/109 11797 71 80/109 97. 91T 92T 88T 117.3 93 117 115 115 1210 13 8.6 7.416 Pants On Fire 42 E/P 5 92 96/ 93 11797 94 102/108 97. 89 92 91 116.9 93 116 116 115 88 371 15 6.9 6.620 Soldat 34 E/P 5 92 103/ 87 12097* * 95 106/104 89. 104. 108 98T 119.2 100 120 119 117 108 11 27 7.1 6.923 Toby's Corner 28 S 81 85/105 11697 93 97/105 97. 90 103 95 117.0 97 116 117 118 103 21 24 6.5 6.514 Mucho Macho Man 42 E/P 6 88 90/ 98 11796 95 113/107 96. 97 98 101. 116.4 97 116 116 118 215 23 6.8 6.426 Uncle Mo 28.. E/P 7 89 97/ 91 11696 103 112/125 96. 95 110 102 116.3 100 116 116 120 573 17 6.5 7.624 Twice The Appeal 41 ++P 2 79 89/ 92 11795 79 89/101 95. 86 88 86 117.0 90 117 115 113 367 18 6.6 7.48 Decisive Moment 42 E 8 84 89/ 91 11694 99 100/ 97 94. 91 96 93 116.5 94 116 116 115 82 17 6 6.1 6.825 Twinspired 21 ++P 2 79 86/ 96 11794* * 92 105/ 96 97. 90. 86 88 116.5 91 117 116 115 277 15 7.0 7.52 Anthony's Cross 28. E/P 4 85 88/ 94 11793* * 104 110/104 92. 93. 93 89 117.0 93 117 116 118 573 17 6.5 7.84 Astrology 41. E/P 6 82 89/ 89 11793 99 106/ 96 93. 91 95 83 117.0 93 117 115 115 810 20 8.2 7.57 Comma To The Top 28 E 7 83 88/ 91 11893* * 103 107/103 98. 89 87. 95 117.5 91 117 117 117 61 11 6.3 6.519 Silver Medallion 28. E/P 5 80 86/ 94 11893* * 82 86/ 99 94. 91. 93T 91T 117.8 93 117 117 117 14 29 6.6 7.017 Santiva 21.. E/P 4 78 91/ 86 11790 85 91/105 90. 96 92 90 (116.4) 93 117 116 115 292 17 8.4 7.328 Willcox Inn 21.. S 2 80 91/ 87 11790 80 91/ 91 90. 90T 96T 89 (116.4) 92 117 115 117 277 15 7.0 7.410 J P's Gusto 21 ++P 3 94 98/ 78 11889 94 102/ 99 89. 94 92 93 (117.9) 92 117 117 116 367 18 6.6 6.522 The Factor 21 E 7 88 98/ 79 11889 95 109/ 98 89. 106 104 106 (118.3)100 117 117 118 11 27 7.1 7.221 Stay Thirsty 34.. E/P 2 92 100/ 63 12182 98 109/106 82. 95 93 98 (118.5) 90 120 117 120 6 50 7.4 7.65 Brethren 21 E/P 5 86 92/ 70 11881 86 92/ 98 81. 91 94 90 (116.4) 89 117 115 116 786 21 7.0 8.227 Watch Me Go 28 E/P 3 79 83/ 75 11579 79 86/102 79. 95 88 91 (115.6) 87 114 115 116 81 394 16 6.4 7.611 Jaycito 56. E/P 3 85 92/103 91 91 94 91 (118.8) 92 117 120 118 776 13 7.5 7.812 Master Of Hounds 42. S 1 96T (115.2) 117 117 394 14 8.5 10.6




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Average Early Pace Late PaceCurrent Class Class Last 3 Prime Power Last Race Last Race

101 Dialed In101 Shackleford

99 Archarcharch99 Nehro98 Midnight Interlude98 Comma To The Top97 Animal Kingdom97 Brilliant Speed97 Pants On Fire97 Toby's Corner97 Twinspired96 Mucho Macho Man96 Uncle Mo95 Twice The Appeal94 Decisive Moment94 Silver Medallion93 Astrology92 Anthony's Cross91 Jaycito90 Santiva90 Willcox Inn89 Soldat89 J P's Gusto89 The Factor82 Stay Thirsty81 Brethren79 Watch Me Go

NA Master Of Hounds

104 Soldat101 Dialed In101 Shackleford101 Mucho Macho Man99 Archarcharch99 Nehro98 Midnight Interlude98 Comma To The Top97 Animal Kingdom97 Brilliant Speed97 Pants On Fire97 Toby's Corner97 Twinspired96 Uncle Mo95 Twice The Appeal94 Decisive Moment94 Silver Medallion93 Astrology93 Anthony's Cross90 Santiva90 Willcox Inn89 J P's Gusto89 The Factor82 Stay Thirsty81 Brethren79 Watch Me Go

NA JaycitoNA Master Of Hounds

121.8 Soldat121.8 Dialed In121.3 Archarcharch121.0 Shackleford120.8 Animal Kingdom120.2 Twice The Appeal120.1 Nehro119.8 Midnight Interlude119.6 Toby's Corner119.3 Brilliant Speed119.2 Pants On Fire119.1 Decisive Moment119.1 Astrology119.0 Silver Medallion118.7 Comma To The Top118.7 Uncle Mo118.5 Mucho Macho Man118.4 Twinspired118.1 Anthony's Cross117.9 Stay Thirsty117.2 J P's Gusto117.2 The Factor116.1 Willcox Inn115.9 Santiva115.1 Brethren113.8 Watch Me Go

NA JaycitoNA Master Of Hounds

122.0 Soldat121.6 Dialed In121.1 Uncle Mo119.8 The Factor119.5 Toby's Corner119.5 Jaycito119.3 Archarcharch119.3 Shackleford119.2 Stay Thirsty119.0 Mucho Macho Man118.9 Astrology118.9 Silver Medallion118.8 Nehro118.6 Comma To The Top118.1 Animal Kingdom117.7 Pants On Fire117.7 Decisive Moment117.6 Brilliant Speed117.6 Anthony's Cross117.5 Santiva117.4 Twice The Appeal117.4 J P's Gusto117.4 Master Of Hounds117.3 Midnight Interlude117.2 Twinspired117.2 Brethren116.7 Willcox Inn116.6 Watch Me Go

151.4 The Factor151.2 Uncle Mo150.0 Soldat146.3 Dialed In144.0 Shackleford143.3 Master Of Hounds142.7 Mucho Macho Man141.9 Comma To The Top141.4 Archarcharch141.0 Stay Thirsty140.8 Astrology140.5 Brethren140.4 Nehro140.1 Animal Kingdom139.8 Jaycito139.2 Midnight Interlude139.1 Toby's Corner139.0 J P's Gusto138.8 Silver Medallion138.4 Willcox Inn138.3 Twinspired138.1 Santiva136.8 Pants On Fire136.7 Brilliant Speed136.7 Decisive Moment136.6 Anthony's Cross135.0 Watch Me Go132.5 Twice The Appeal

102 Shackleford95 Soldat94 J P's Gusto92 Stay Thirsty92 Pants On Fire89 Uncle Mo88 The Factor88 Mucho Macho Man86 Brethren85 Jaycito84 Comma To The Top84 Decisive Moment82 Astrology82 Silver Medallion82 Twinspired81 Dialed In81 Archarcharch81 Midnight Interlude81 Toby's Corner80 Willcox Inn79 Watch Me Go79 Twice The Appeal78 Nehro78 Santiva76 Animal Kingdom75 Anthony's Cross71 Brilliant Speed

NA Master Of Hounds

109 Nehro109 Brilliant Speed108 Midnight Interlude105 Toby's Corner104 Anthony's Cross103 Comma To The Top103 Archarcharch101 Animal Kingdom

99 Silver Medallion99 Dialed In98 Mucho Macho Man95 Twinspired93 Pants On Fire92 Twice The Appeal91 Uncle Mo91 Decisive Moment89 Astrology88 Jaycito87 Willcox Inn86 Santiva84 Shackleford79 The Factor78 J P's Gusto75 Watch Me Go70 Soldat70 Brethren63 Stay Thirsty

NA Master Of Hounds




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Churchill Downs Saturday, May 7, 2011

INDEX OF HORSES

---- A ----

Animal Kingdom,11

Anthony's Cross,11

Archarcharch,11

Astrology,11

---- B ----

Brethren,11

Brilliant Speed,11

---- C ----

Comma To The Top,11

---- D ----

Decisive Moment,11

Dialed In,11

---- J ----

J P's Gusto,11

Jaycito,11

---- M ----

Master Of Hounds,11

Midnight Interlude,11

Mucho Macho Man,11

---- N ----

Nehro,11

---- P ----

Pants On Fire,11

---- S ----

Santiva,11

Shackleford,11

Silver Medallion,11

Soldat,11

Stay Thirsty,11

---- T ----

The Factor,11

Toby's Corner,11

Twice The Appeal,11

Twinspired,11

---- U ----

Uncle Mo,11

---- W ----

Watch Me Go,11

Willcox Inn,11

INDEX OF TRAINERS

---- * ----

*O'Brien A P,11

---- A ----

Albertrani Thomas,11

Arias Juan D,11

Asmussen Steven M,11

---- B ----

Baffert Bob,11

Bonde Jeff,11

Breen Kelly J,11

---- F ----

Fires William H,11

---- H ----

Harty Eoin,11

---- K ----

Kenneally Eddie,11

---- M ----

Maker Michael J,11

McLaughlin Kiaran P,11

Miller Peter,11

Motion H Graham,11

---- O ----

O'Connell Kathleen,11

---- P ----

Petalino Joe,11

Pletcher Todd A,11

---- R ----

Ritvo Kathy P,11

Romans Dale,11

---- S ----

Stidham Michael,11

---- Z ----

Zito Nicholas P,11

INDEX OF JOCKEYS

---- N ----No Rider,11




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