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Cinco Charlie to Spendthrift Farm 6

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FASIG-TIPTON OCTOBER STARTS POSITIVEBy Ron Mitchellt @BH_RMitchell

Topped by a Curlin colt making his second for-ay through the sales ring this year, Fasig-Tip-

ton Kentucky's October yearling sale got off on a positive note Oct. 24, with a slight uptick in average price and an improved buy-back rate.

With competitive bidding from a deep buying bench on another splendid fall day in the Bluegrass, Fasig-Tipton reported 246 head sold for gross receipts of $8,306,400 compared with Day 1 a year ago when 204 were sold for $6,694,300.

The average price of $33,766 was up 2.9% over the $32,815 during the first of four sessions a year ago. This year's sale has been trimmed to three days.

The Oct. 24 median price of $12,750 was down slightly from the $15,000 median in 2015 and the 95 horses that did not sell represented an RNA rate of 27.9%. Last year's opening session buy-back rate was 35% as 110 of the 314 through the ring went unsold.

"It was a solid start to the sale," said Fasig-Tipton president and CEO Boyd Browning Jr. "I thought overall it was a very positive day. There was significant competition for what were perceived to be the better offerings."

Unlike the experience at so many of the previous yearling sales this year, there was more trade at the lower price ranges Monday.

"Probably the most encouraging sign was there was bidding and activity at the lower level," Browning said. "Even at the less-than-$10,000 range there was commerce that was conducted today that was more encouraging than we’ve seen in the last few years."

Browning said the lower-tiered trades was a key factor in the improvement in the RNA rate but probably brought the average and median prices down a bit.

"At the end of the day we are here to get as many horses sold as we can and it was a very fair marketplace throughout the day," Browning said.

As the final sale of the yearling auction season, the October sale has grown in stature over the last seven or eight years, with some agents and end-users targeting it and more consignors pointing specific horses at October, Browning said.

The session-topper, at $350,000, had gone unsold at the Fasig-Tipton Saratoga yearling sale on a final bid of $275,000 but was brought back to the October sale by his consignors Tom VanMeter and Olin Gentry.

Purchased by Florida pinhookers Joe Minor and Justin Casse, the colt will be pointed toward a 2-year-old in-training sale next year through Ciaran Dunne's Wavertree Stables operation.

Minor, who operates JSM Equine, said he had seen the colt at Saratoga but did not bid on him then.

"We liked him there and liked him better today," Minor said. "I think he's a stunning horse who looks the part. I think he will make a great 2-year-old."(continued on page 4)

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VanMeter said the colt had some minor issues when he was at Saratoga, but they were taken care of before Monday’s sale and that the final price was well above the reserve.

"We were always hopeful he would sell well and he did," VanMeter said.

The colt was produced from Party Chatter, a 19-year-old daughter of Pleasant Colony who is a full sister to stakes winners Colonial U. S., Silver Fox, and Pleasant Feeling.

Sharing co-second-highest price of $300,000 were a Malibu Moon filly bought by Rick Porter’s Fox Hill Farm and a Medaglia d'Oro colt acquired by Alex and Jo Ann Lieblong.

Consigned as Hip 144 by Brookdale Sales, the Malibu Moon filly was bred in Kentucky by Godolphin was produced from the grade I-winning Unbridled's Song mare Magnificent Song.

Victoria Keith signed the sales receipt on behalf of Fox Hill's agent Tom McGreevy, who selected the filly. Trainer Larry Jones also signed off on the purchase after he saw her.

"She is an excellent physical and has a nice pedigree," said Keith, adding that the purchase price was at "our ceiling."

Keith jokingly noted that Porter was in a buying mood as a result of the success of his champion filly Songbird.

"Rick's feeling pretty good with Songbird, so Rick feels like shopping," Keith said.

Brookdale Sales' Joe Seitz said he was not surprised with the filly's price.

"She was such a gorgeous individual she looked like a sculpture," Seitz said. "She was in a perfect place and she stuck out. We knew she would sell

for significantly higher than the reserve and that was a great price."

The Medaglia d'Oro colt, consigned by Taylor Made Sales Agency on behalf of Blue Heaven Farm, is out of the grade I-winning Game Plan mare Mistical Plan.

"He looked the part," said Lieblong, adding that he had seen the races of his half brother, Big Gray Rocket, a promising Tapit colt trained by Bob Baffert.

The sale continues Tuesday, Oct. 25, beginning at 10 a.m. EDT. BH

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FASIG-TIPTON OCTOBER STARTS POSITIVE

Fasig-Tipton Kentucky 2016 October Yearling Sale, Day 1 Top Hips

Hip Sex, Sire—Dam Sale Price293 c, ylg, Curlin—Party Chatter

Buyer: Justin Casse, agent for JSM Equine Consignor: VanMeter-Gentry Sales

$350,000

144 f, ylg, Malibu Moon—Magnificent Song Buyer: Tom McGreevy, agent for Fox Hill Farm Consignor: Brookdale Sales

$300,000

204 c, ylg, Medaglia d'Oro—Mistical Plan Buyer: Alex & Jo Ann Lieblong Consignor: Taylor Made Sales Agency, agent for Blue Heaven Farm

$300,000

78 c, ylg, Uncle Mo—Klondike Hills Buyer: Waves Bloodstock Consignor: Mill Ridge Sales

$205,000

32 f, ylg, Mineshaft—Jellicle (IRE) Buyer: Sweet Clover Stable Consignor: Taylor Made Sales Agency

$200,000

149 c, ylg, Ghostzapper—Malibu Cougar Buyer: Cary Frommer Consignor: Sumemrfield, agent for GTH

$200,000

205 Medaliadora f, ylg, Medaglia d'Oro—Moment of Majesty Buyer: Keats Grove Farm Consignor: Hill 'n' Dale Sales Agency

$180,000

305 c, ylg, Paynter—Perfect Wave Buyer: SGV Thoroughbreds Consignor: Buckland Sales

$170,000

241 c, ylg, Speightstown—Nannycam Buyer: James Bredin, agent for Darrs Consignor: Gainesway

$155,000

90 f, ylg, Tale of the Cat—Lady Belsara Buyer: Stonestreet Stables Consignor: Eaton Sales

$150,000

130 c, ylg, Arch—Looking Glass Buyer: Steven W. Young, agent Consignor: Brookdale Sales

$150,000

201 c, ylg, Tale of the Cat—Miss Shegaas Buyer: Team D Consignor: Paramount Sales

$150,000

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VANMETER-GENTRY COME LOADED FOR F-T DAY 2By Ron Mitchellt @BH_RMitchell

The VanMeter-Gentry consignment of Tom Van-Meter and Olin Gentry came into the Fasig-Tip-

ton October yearling sale ready to fire with both barrels. Among their offerings is a More Than Ready colt that found itself on the short list of most buyers for the Oct. 25 second session of the sale in Lexington.

Consigned as Hip 428, the colt bred in Kentucky by Olin Gentry and Gaines-Gentry Stallion Holdings was bought back on a final bid of $325,000 from this year's Keeneland September yearling sale. The colt is a half brother to the stakes-placed Tiznow colt Tiznow R J and descends from the extended female family of champion Miesque and the late leading sire Kingmambo.

"I told (Fasig-Tipton president and CEO) Boyd Browning I was bringing bazookas to a knife fight,"

VanMeter said half-heartedly of his consignment, which also included a Curlin colt offered during the first session, who topped the first session of the sale at $350,000.

Also on the Tuesday horses to watch list is a Tapizar colt with a recent major catalog update. Consigned as Hip 489 by St George Sales, the colt is a half brother to stakes winner Victress, who recently added a grade III placing to her resume when second in the Ballerina Stakes at Canada's Hastings Park, and to grade II-placed Majestic Presence.

Others to watch for Oct. 25 include: • Hip 617, a New York-bred filly by the state's leading sire Freud, consigned by Denali Stud • Hip 576, an Uncle Mo filly who is half sister to Canadian stakes winner Smuggler's Hold (Stroll), from Paramount Sales, agent • Hip 593, a Baccari Bloodstock-consigned filly by Bodemeister out of a stakes-winning daughter of Malibu Moon from the family of grade I winner Track Barron. BH

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Hip Notes

428 c. More Than Ready—Ruban Bleu, by Broken Vow VanMeter-Gentry Sales, agent

489 c. Tapizar—Shining Victory, by Victory Gallop St George Sales

576 f. Uncle Mo—Storm Dancer, by Always a Classic Paramount Sales, agent

593f. Bodemeister—Surf Light, by Malibu Moon Baccari Bloodstock, agent

617 f. Freud—Taxi Dancer, by Not For Love Denali Stud (Craig and Holly Bandoroff), agent

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Yearlings out for inspection Oct. 23 during the Fasig-Tipton October sale

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CINCO CHARLIE TO SPENDTHRIFT FARMBy BloodHorse Staff

Cinco Charlie, a graded stakes-winning juvenile in 2014 by Indian Charlie, has been retired from rac-

ing and will enter stud at B. Wayne Hughes' Spendthrift Farm in Kentucky.

"Cinco Charlie is a fast, precocious, and great-looking son of Indian Charlie," Spendthrift general manager Ned Toffey said. "We've seen the success of Uncle Mo, and we are very high on Liaison and the offspring we're seeing from him. It's a sire line with a lot of upside, and Cinco Charlie has won more stakes races than any Indian Charlie at stud."

Cinco Charlie will stand for $5,000 and will be offered as part of Spendthrift's Share The Upside program.

Campaigned by owners Bill and Corrine Heiligbrodt and trainer Steve Asmussen, Cinco Charlie was a leading 2-year-old of his crop, capturing his debut at Churchill Downs before winning the Bashford Manor Stakes (gr. III) in his second start. He went on to win four stakes races at four different racetracks as a juvenile.

Cinco Charlie carried that momentum into his 3-year-old season by stretching out to an 8 1/2-length victory in the one-mile Riley Allison Stakes at Sunland Park. He returned to Churchill to prove best in the William Walker Stakes over multiple grade II winner Blofeld, and then was nailed at the wire to finish runner-up in a top field

of sophomore sprinters in the Woody Stephens Stakes (gr. II) at Belmont Park.

This year at 4, Cinco Charlie won the six-furlong Duncan Kenner Stakes at Fair Grounds. He retires with earnings of $608,920 from eight wins in 18 starts.

He hails from the stakes-placed Marquetry mare Ten Halos, a half sister to graded stakes winners My Pal Charlie, Bwana Charlie, and Bwana Bull.

Indian Charlie sired 81 stakes winners, including seven grade I winners. He stood at Airdrie Stud before passing away in 2011. BH

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Cinco Charlie goes gate-to-wire in his second start, the 2014 Bashford Manor at Churchill Downs

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ARCI DEVELOPS ONLINE INDUSTRY SURVEYBy BloodHorse Staff

The Association of Racing Commissioners International (ARCI) has crafted an online

survey to solicit input from the industry's var-ied stakeholders. The goal is to find consen-sus, allowing the industry to take constructive measures.

"Because there are literally thousands of owners, hundreds of tracks, and countless participants, there has been no consensus as to what our biggest problems and challenges are and how to address them," ARCI president Ed Martin said.

To that end, the ARCI Oct. 26 at Los Alamitos Race Course will conduct the last of 28 focus groups at tracks across the country, with participants including horse owners, trainers, jockeys, fans, veterinarians, track management, breeders, racing officials, and regulators.

The online survey is designed to augment the focus groups.

"The questions are deliberately designed to probe where people are at on ideas currently being proposed,

as well as giving respondents the opportunity to tell us what they think the major changes should be," Martin said. "The more responses the better.

"The racing industry is currently divided, and those divisions are generating negative publicity and ill will. Unless we get everyone on a common path, these divisions will continue to the detriment of the sport. Nobody can solve all of racing's problems overnight, but we are going to try to get people on a path that will result in positive change." BH

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E Z'S GENTLEMAN TO OHIOBy Eric Mitchellt @BH_EMitchell

Grade I winner E Z's Gentleman is being relocated from Kentucky to Ohio with the intent of taking

advantage of the growing, casino-fueled Ohio-bred program.

The second-crop son of Yankee Gentleman will be the first stallion to stand at Daryl Duncan's developing Thoroughbred breeding farm near Warsaw, Ohio.

"We had one of the largest producing dairy herds in the country," said Duncan about his family-owned and operated farm. "The children are not so interested in the dairy business, and I've always had a fascination with the Thoroughbreds; since I saw Secretariat at Claiborne Farm when I was 9. We decided to take advantage of the Ohio-bred program, which really seems to be growing."

Duncan Farm, a 200-acre operation, has been transitioning to Thoroughbreds over the past year and half and is now home to 12 broodmares. One of them is the Touch Gold daughter Smart Touch, the dam of Kentucky Downs Juvenile Stakes winner All Right and potential contender for the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf (gr. IT).

E Z's Gentleman has stood the last three breeding seasons at owner John O'Meara's Milestone Farm. As a racehorse, E Z's Gentleman won the 2010 Triple Bend Handicap (gr. I) and placed in two other grade I stakes—the Bing Crosby Stakes and the Ancient Title Stakes.

He'll stand for $2,500 at Duncan Farm next year. BHs Share this story

DEN'S LEGACY TO MIGHTY ACRES IN 2017By Eric Mitchellt @BH_EMitchell

Oklahoma owner/breeder Dr. Warren Center has pur-chased graded stakes winner Den's Legacy and will

stand him at his Mighty Acres Farm next year.Chad Schumer, who brokered the deal, said the son

of Medaglia d'Oro is expected to race one more time at Churchill Downs for current owners Westrock Stables. Den's Legacy is trained by Ron Moquett, who has had him since the beginning of 2015.

Bred in Florida by Gaye Schwartz, Den's Legacy was sold as a weanling at the 2010 Keeneland November breeding stock sale for $150,000 to John McKay out of the Indian Creek consignment. The colt's dam Sunshine Song is a half sister to grade I winner C.S. Silk and grade III winner Remember Sheikh.

Den's Legacy got off to good start at 2, winning the Generous Stakes and finishing third to Violence in the grade I CashCall Futurity, both at Hollywood Park. At 3 he placed in six graded stakes, finishing second in the

Sham Stakes, Robert B. Lewis Stakes, and the La Jolla Handicap (all gr. II). He also finished third in the grade II Rebel Stakes behind eventual grade I winners Will Take Charge and Oxbow.

To date, Den's Legacy has a record of 4-10-6 out of 39 starts and earnings of $692,917.

Mighty Acres, a division of Center Hills Farm, is located near Pryor, Okla. BH

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MANDURO PROGENY GET STAKES DOUBLEBy Clive Webb-Carter

While Europe's world class sires dominate the majority of Europe's leading stakes races, it was

Darley's Manduro who enjoyed a group race double last weekend.

Headed by Manduro's recent season's flag bearer, the Aga Khan's Vazirabad won his second consecutive Prix Royal Oak (Fr-I) Oct. 23 at Saint-Cloud.

Vazirabad is now the winner of seven group races, which includes a victory in the Dubai Gold Cup Sponsored by Al Tayer Motors (UAE-II), a race he will be aimed at again next March, and the Prix Vicomtesse Vigier (Fr-II) this season.

Manduro's second weekend stakes winner came the previous day when Duretto became his newest stakes winner, staying on strongly to land Worthington's Ocsl Stakes (Eng-III) at Newbury.

A son of Monsun, Manduro offers a good out-cross to the dominant Northern Dancer sire-lines in Europe, and has had 14 stakes performers this year, which also includes listed winners Techno Queen, Wanderina, Plein Air, and Red Stars.

The German-bred Manduro, who has stood at Haras du Logis in France since 2013, is a three-time group I winner, which includes a Prince Of Wales's Stakes (Eng-I) win, and was crowned 2007 champion older horse.

Since retiring to stud for the 2008 season, Manduro has sired 27 stakes winners which consists of six group I winners. BH

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HARZAND JOINS AGA KHAN STALLION ROSTERBy BloodHorse Staff

Investec Epsom Derby (Eng-I) and Dubai Duty Free Irish Derby (Ire-I) winner Harzand will enter stud in

2017 at the Aga Khan's Gilltown Stud in Co. Kildare, Ireland, the farm announced Oct. 24.

The 3-year-old son of Sea The Stars out of Hazariya, by Xaar, was bred by the Aga Khan in Ireland. Harzand raced in the Aga Khan's silks seven times with four wins, including three group wins, with earnings of $2,270,521. In addition to his two Derby wins, the Dermot Weld trainee took this year's P.W. McGrath Memorial Ballysax Stakes (IRE-III) at Leopardstown.

Gilltown Stud has not set a fee for Harzand for 2017.

Harzand's dam, group III winner Hazariya, is a half sister to 2016 Irish Oaks (Ire-I) third Hazarista. Hazariya's first three foals are stakes performers, including group III winner and group I placed Harasiya.

Sea The Stars is currently ranked as the third leading European sire and counts five group I winners including Taghrooda, Sea The Moon, and Zelzal. Sea The Stars has produced 12.1% stakes winners to runners with his first four crops. The 2009 Cartier Horse of the Year and champion 3-year-old won eight out of nine starts, finishing his racing career with a win in the 2009 Qatar Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe (FR-I). He stands for €125,000 ($136,000) at Gilltown Stud. BH

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Manduro winning the group I Jacques Le Marois in Deauville

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NM SIRE MONTEREY JAZZ HAS FIRST WINNERBy Erin Sheat @BH_EShea

After finishing runner-up in three of her six starts, Fastinating Allie hit the wire first in a six-furlong maid-

en special weight at Zia Park Oct. 24 for New Mexico-bred juvenile fillies to become the first winner for her sire Monterey Jazz.

In the $25,500 event, Fastinating Allie stalked the early pace before heading inside through the turn and breaking clear at the three-sixteenths pole to drive home and win by 2 1/4 lengths.

Out of Sandia's Flicka, by Sandia Slew, Fastinating Allie was bred by Gary Thompson and is trained by Todd W. Finscher for owner Joe Dee Brooks.

A graded stakes winner on two surfaces, Monterey Jazz finished his racing career with a record of 9-2-7 from 37 starts and earnings of $760,841.

He won the 2007 Sir Beaufort Stakes (gr. IIIT) before taking the 2008 Texas Mile Stakes (gr. II) and Strub Stakes

(gr. II) on dirt. He went back to the turf in 2009, winning the American Handicap (gr. IIT) and finishing second in the San Francisco Mile (gr. IIT). He won once more, a $38,000 allowance optional claiming race at Zia Park, before being retired at the end of 2012.

The son of Thunderello—Reefside, by Dynaformer, was bred in Kentucky by Danzel Brendemuehl. He stood for $1,250 in 2016 at Sierra Blanca Equine in New Mexico. BH

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Fastinating Allie wins at Zia Park to become her sires first winner

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LIGHTSTREAM BOOKENDS KEENELAND RACESBy Tom Hallt @lordatwar

Up Hill Stable and Head of Plains Partners' Light-stream dotes on the seven-furlong trip at Keene-

land. Her 1 1/4-length victory in the Lexus Raven Run Stakes (gr. II) Oct. 22 was the bookend on her Keene-land experience that began in April when she took the Adena Springs Beaumont Stakes (gr. III) over the same trip.

Trained by Brian Lynch and ridden by Julien Leparoux, the 2-1 favorite deftly handled a field of 11 other sophomore fillies, weaving her way from eighth in the early stages to catch the early leaders and win going handily in 1:22.68 on the fast track.

Longshot Malibu Stacy finished second with Coniah third and Curlin's Approval fourth.

Having raced only at 3, Lightstream has four wins—all at seven furlongs—from six starts. Her other two races were a second-place finish in the seven-furlong Test Stakes (gr. I) at Saratoga and a third in Belmont's 8 1/2-furlong Mother Goose Stakes (gr. I).

Up Hill purchased Lightstream out of the 2014 Keeneland September yearling sale for a bargain $55,000. The bay daughter of Harlan's Holiday has amply repaid that confidence with $457,000 in earnings.

Noreen O'Neill's Ann Marie Farm bred Lightstream in Kentucky out of the homebred stakes-winning Arch mare North Beach, who earned black type in the Miss America Stakes at Golden Gate Fields.

Inbred 3x3 to English classic winner and U.S. leading sire Roberto, North Beach is a half sister to grade III winner Kilgowan (Smoke Glacken), who won the 2004 El Camino Real Derby (gr. III) for O'Neill and her late husband Terence, and to stakes winner Rivoltella (Broken Vow).

Bred by Brereton Jones, second dam Port Roberto is a Dynaformer (Roberto) half sister to multiple stakes winner Port of Silver, by Jones' Roberto stallion Silver Hawk from the mare Portuguese, whom he purchased in foal to Hawaii for $155,000 at the 1984 Keeneland

November breeding stock sale. Portuguese's half sister Island Charm (by Hawaii) had been a multiple grade III winner in the early 1980s.

Irish-born Terence O'Neill acquired second dam Port Roberto after her racing career. In a roundabout manner it was a matter of the luck of one Irishman smiling on another, for Port Roberto's third dam Noble Touch (Crafty Admiral) was produced from the sterling broodmare program of Reginald N. Webster, who like O'Neill was born in Ireland.

In 1949 Webster fortuitously claimed the Count Fleet mare Quick Touch from the Greentree Stable of the Whitney family for $5,000 at Jamaica. Her dam Alms, winner of the Pimlico Oaks, was a half sister to Kentucky Derby and Belmont Stakes winner Twenty Grand.

Claimed more for her genes than for her racing ability, Quick Touch proved of great value. In addition to Noble Touch, she produced four stakes winners: Sorceress; Capelet, dam of leading sire Traffic; Quill, the champion 2-year-old filly of 1958; and Count Amber, the sire of 1966 Webster's Belmont Stakes winner Amberoid.

Harlan's Holiday, who died at age 14 in Argentina where he shuttled, is the sire of 87 stakes winners, 11 this year. His final crop are 2-year-olds of 2016. BH

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1–Rip Loves Maize, 119, ch f, 2 .......... $30,000 D' Funnybone–Simply Fancy, by Pentelicus O–Old First Ward Stable, B–Robert Simonick (NY), T–Linda K. Dixon, J–Dean Joseph Frates

2–Gonna Be Morgan, 119, ch f, 2 ........ $10,000 Pomeroy–Gonna Be Love, by Not For Love O–Carl Buhr, B–Carl Buhr (NY), T–Debra A. Breed, J–Nazario Alvarado

3–A Lovely Rose, 119, dk b/br f, 2 ........ $5,000 Flower Alley–Lovely Daniella, by Gold Token O–Ferraro, Michael S. and Blue Star Stable, B–Blue Star Stable & Mike Ferraro (NY), T–Michael S. Ferraro, J–Harry Hernandez

Margins: head, 1¼, 5. Others: Ribbonite ($2,500), Lily's Secret ($1,000), Ransom Drop ($750), Market Music ($750). Scratched: Butch's Mango. View Equibase Chart

ALLOWANCE RESULTS

Parx Racing, Race 7, ALW10/24, $76,000, 2yo, 6f (dirt), 1:12.71, track fast.

1–Tribecca, 118, ch c, 2, Bustin Stones–Heck, by Heckle, $45,600, O–Henning, Dan and Henning, Michael A., B–Laurel Least & Joseph Lech (NY), T–Gary Sciacca, J–Em-manuel Esquivel

Sale History: 2015 FTMSEP, $10,000.Margin: 2, 8 starters. View Equibase Chart

Parx Racing, Race 8, ALW10/24, $76,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 8.32f (dirt), 1:44.97, track

fast.1–Legend of Lorelei, 118, dk b/br f, 3, Girolamo–Cowgirl

Lucky, by Stephen Got Even, $45,600, O–Laura Barrish, B–Harris Training Center, LLC (NY), T–Charles R. Harvatt, J–Nik Juarez

Sale History: 2014 FTNAUG, $27,000.Margin: 8, 10 starters. View Equibase Chart

Parx Racing, Race 9, ALW10/24, $66,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 6f (dirt), 1:12.76, track fast.1–Hey Kiddo, 120, dk b/br m, 5, Stonesider–Kid Silver, by

Silver Ghost, $39,600, O–J A G Racing and Jettany Thor-oughbred Corp., B–Xanthus Farms, Inc. (PA), T–Ramon Preciado, J–Paco Lopez

Margin: 5½, 11 starters. View Equibase Chart

Santa Anita Park, Race 9, AOC10/23, $53,000, 3yo/up, a6.5f (turf), 1:11.74, course firm.1–Serbian Syclone, 125, b g, 4, Wildcat Heir–Exquisite

Beauty, by Bertrando, $31,800, O–Rockingham Ranch, B–Ron McCauley (KY), T–Peter Miller, J–Brice Blanc

Sale History: 2014 OBSAPR, $160,000, 2013 FTKOCT,

$45,000.

Margin: nose, 10 starters. View Equibase Chart

MAIDEN RESULTS

Santa Anita Park, Race 8, MSW

10/23, $52,000, 2yo, f, 6.5f (dirt), 1:17.67, track fast.

1–Freedom Journey, 120, ch f, 2, Good Journey–Hay

Whatsamaddau, by Matty G, $31,200, O–B G Stable and

Palma, Hector, B–Kirk Bell (CA), T–Hector O. Palma, J–Tiago

Josue Pereira

Sale History: 2016 BARMAR, $85,000, 2015 BAROCT,

$35,000.

Margin: 3¾, 10 starters. View Equibase Chart

Zia Park, Race 4, MSW

10/24, $25,500, 2yo, f, 6f (dirt), 1:10.58, track fast.

1–Fastinating Allie, 120, b f, 2, Monterey Jazz–Sandia's

Flicka, by Sandia Slew, $15,300, O–Joe Dee Brooks, B–

Gary Thompson (NM), T–Todd W. Fincher, J–Elvin Gonzalez

Margin: 2¼, 9 starters. View Equibase Chart

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ROCKY GULCH NEW MEXICO CLASSIC CUP CHAMPIONSHIP S.Zia Park, Sunday, October 30, Race 128f (dirt), $180,000, 3yo/up, 5:01 PM (local)

P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight M/L Owner 1 Streaks Bro Elijah's Song 4/g Francisco Giles 120 - Maurcenia Cross 2 Weather Dodger Weather Warning 4/g Gonzalo Nicolas 120 - Lisa M. Rehburg 3 Santiago's Home Spankey Come Home 4/g Jorge Carreno 120 - Gaylon McGee and Chris Aulds 4 G M Gage Elijah's Song 4/g Ry Eikleberry 123 - Maurcenia Cross 5 Citizen Geller Pro Prado 4/g Alfredo Sigala 123 - UKUSA Stables (Larry Nichols et al) 6 Atillas Gift Attila's Storm 4/g Alfredo J. Juarez, Jr. 123 - Scott Bryant and Joe Dee Brooks 7 Hush's Storm Attila's Storm 6/g Tracy J. Hebert 123 - Taylor, Dale, Brooks, Joe Dee, Taylor, Carey and Hogg,

Jon 8 Rising Giant The Way Home 5/g Miguel A. Perez 123 - Judge Lanier Racing (Tom and Sandra Mckenna et

al) 9 Proceed Desert God 5/h Ken S. Tohill 120 - Michael C. Stinson 10 Mr. Wizard Premeditation 7/g Patrick A. Valenzuela 120 - Leach Racing LLC(W. F. Leach et al) and M.H. Carson

& W.D. Carson, Sr. 11 The Waki Rapper Rapper S S 5/g Enrique Portillo Gomez 120 - Luis C. Rojero 12 Shining Source Source 5/g Elvin Gonzalez 120 - Peggy Rust and Barton Ranch Stables LLC (Roy

George Barton et al)Breeders: 1–Maurcenia Cross; 2–Lisa Rehburg; 3–Tricar Stables Inc; 4–Maurcenia Cross; 5–Larry Nichols & Denise Nichols; 6–R. D. Hubbard; 7–JEH Stallion Station NM; 8–Larry Arnold & Byron Ritchie; 9–Michael C. Stinson; 10–Mike Carson & Suzanne Carson; 11–Lucky Six Inc.; 12–Susan Vescovo.Trainers: 1–Gary W. Cross; 2–Joel H. Marr; 3–Bart G. Hone; 4–Gary W. Cross; 5–Vance Earl Mikkelson; 6–Todd W. Fincher; 7–Todd W. Fincher; 8–Miguel L. Hernandez; 9–Joel H. Marr; 10–Dallas J. Barton; 11–Luis C. Rojero; 12–Blake Rust.

PEPPERS PRIDE NEW MEXICO CLASSIC CHAMPIONSHIP FILLIES AND MARES S.Zia Park, Sunday, October 30, Race 38f (dirt), $170,000, 3yo/up f/m, 1:07 PM (local)

P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight M/L Owner 1 Showtime Magic Diabolical 4/f Alfredo Sigala 120 - Juan Carlos Gutierrez 2 Tylers Dixie Chick Dixieland Cash 5/m Tracy J. Hebert 120 - Teed Off Stable LLC (John W. Wilkins Jr et al) 3 Amber's a Player Crafty Player 5/m Gonzalo Nicolas 120 - A and A Equine, Inc. (Justin Evans et al) 4 My Dandy Girl Real Dandy 5/m Frank Reyes 120 - Duane Freeman 5 Zasha Desert God 5/m Alfredo J. Juarez, Jr. 123 - C. Donnell Echols 6 Stormin Creek Tricky Creek 6/m Ry Eikleberry 123 - Pacifica West Stables(James Wood et al) 7 Tricky Trix Tizzam 4/f Enrique Portillo Gomez 120 - Atteberry, Jr. Carl and Atteberry III, Carl 8 Another Dandy Real Dandy 5/m Elvin Gonzalez 120 - Jeannine Richardson 9 Desert Stepper Desert God 4/f Ken S. Tohill 120 - L Squared Racing LLC( Jim Adams Et al) and Joe

AllenBreeders: 1–Cleber J. Massey; 2–Glen Hunt; 3–Karon D. Ashford; 4–Troy Looper DVM; 5–Joe Allen; 6–Thomas Woodrow Pierce III; 7–James D. Masek; 8–Jeannine L. Richardson; 9–Joe Allen.Trainers: 1–Jose A. Gonzalez; 2–Nancy Summers; 3–Justin R. Evans; 4–Tony E. Sedillo; 5–Joel H. Marr; 6–Dick Cappellucci; 7–Henry Dominguez; 8–Bart G. Hone; 9–Joel H. Marr.

NEW MEXICO CLASSIC CUP SPRINT CHAMPIONSHIP S.Zia Park, Sunday, October 30, Race 46f (dirt), $170,000, 3yo/up, 1:33 PM (local)

P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight M/L Owner 1 D E Lover So Long Birdie 5/g Frank Reyes 124 - Sedillo, Tony E. and Martinez, Leroy 2 Song of Laura Song of Navarone 4/g Gonzalo Nicolas 121 - Barbara M. Coleman 3 Southern Fire Southwestern Heat 4/g Elvin Gonzalez 121 - Judge Lanier Racing (Tom and Sandra Mckenna et al) 4 Not My Note Fusaichi Zenon (JPN) 4/g Tracy J. Hebert 124 - Michael Weatherly 5 Mr Ts Fave To Teras 4/g Patrick A. Valenzuela 121 - Donna Eaton 6 Infinite Bull King Bull 5/g Jorge Carreno 124 - Tucumcari Thoroughbreds(Gary Balzano et al) 7 That's Who Quinton's Gold 7/g Ken S. Tohill 121 - Sam E. and Latane Stevens 8 Back Seat Thrills Diabolical 4/g Ry Eikleberry 121 - J. Kirk and Judy Robison 9 Whatakiss To Teras 5/g Miguel A. Perez 121 - Judge Lanier Racing (Tom and Sandra Mckenna et al) 10 Reaper Attila's Storm 5/g Alfredo J. Juarez, Jr. 121 - R. D. Hubbard 11 Shooter Deluxe Shooter 3/g Luis H. Rodriguez 118 - Larry Strain and Mark McCloy 12 Golly Gee Your Eminence 4/g Enrique Portillo Gomez 121 - Michael WeatherlyBreeders: 1–Double Eagle Ranch; 2–Barbara M. Coleman; 3–Fred Alexander; 4–Michael Weatherly; 5–New Mexico State University; 6–Tucumcari Thoroughbreds; 7–Sam E. Stevens; 8–J. Kirk Robison & Judy Robison; 9–Jeffrey B. Keckley & Mary W. Keckley; 10–R. D. Hubbard; 11–Humberto P Balderrama; 12–Michael Weatherly.Trainers: 1–Tony E. Sedillo; 2–Todd W. Fincher; 3–Simon J. Buechler; 4–Simon J. Buechler; 5–Nancy Summers; 6–Greg Green; 7–Joel H. Marr; 8–Henry Dominguez; 9–Miguel L. Hernandez; 10–Todd W. Fincher; 11–Roy L. Marcom, Jr.; 12–Simon J. Buechler.

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NEW MEXICO CLASSIC CUP DISTAFF SPRINT CHAMPIONSHIP S.Zia Park, Sunday, October 30, Race 26f (dirt), $140,000, 3yo/up f/m, 12:41 PM (local)

P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight M/L Owner 1 Bloss Diabolical 3/f Gonzalo Nicolas 118 - S. Diana Bringhurst 2 Renewed Vows Attila's Storm 5/m Elvin Gonzalez 121 - R. D. Hubbard 3 Blaze to Glory Diabolical 3/f Ken S. Tohill 118 - Bobby McQueen and Dale Taylor 4 Ima Knockout K. O. Punch 5/m Miguel A. Perez 121 - Judge Lanier Racing (Tom and Sandra Mckenna et

al) and James L. Drought 5 Tea Light Right Rigger 4/f Jorge Carreno 124 - Larry R. and Harry Teague 6 My Bikini Fell Off Elusive Jazz 5/m Ry Eikleberry 121 - Brian Mundell 7 Diabolical Dame Diabolical 4/f Tracy J. Hebert 121 - Joe Dee Brooks, Scott Bryant and Derrol Hubbard 8 Sassy Silk Pet Slew's Pot of Gold 4/f Alfredo J. Juarez, Jr. 121 - Michael WeatherlyBreeders: 1–Diana Bringhurst; 2–R. D. Hubbard; 3–Bobby McQueen & Dale Taylor; 4–McKenna Thoroughbreds LLC; 5–Larry R. Teague; 6–Brian Mundell; 7–Fred Alexander, Todd Fincher & Brad King; 8–Michael G. Weatherly.Trainers: 1–J. Owen Bringhurst; 2–Bart G. Hone; 3–Todd W. Fincher; 4–Miguel L. Hernandez; 5–Weston Martin; 6–Bart G. Hone; 7–Todd W. Fincher; 8–Simon J. Buechler.

NEW MEXICO CLASSIC CUP OAKS CHAMPIONSHIP S.Zia Park, Sunday, October 30, Race 56f (dirt), $140,000, 3yo f, 1:59 PM (local)

P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight M/L Owner 1 Mexican Pharoah Etesaal 3/f Francisco Giles 121 - Brian Mundell 2 Explosive Spy Your Eminence 3/f Enrique Portillo Gomez 121 - Michael Weatherly 3 Tijuana Devon Lane 3/f Elvin Gonzalez 121 - Dale Taylor, Lee R. Lewis, Joe Dee Brooks, Scott

Bryant, and Derrol Hubbard 4 Sunday Rose Fusaichi Zenon (JPN) 3/f Casey R. Chavez 121 - Michael Weatherly 5 Love Bug Who Quinton's Gold 3/f Jesiere Medina 121 - Sam E. and Sammy L. Stevens 6 Tilla Cat Attila's Storm 3/f Tracy J. Hebert 121 - Dale Taylor, Lee R. Lewis, Joe Dee Brooks, Scott

Bryant, and Derrol Hubbard 7 Dust Alert Right Rigger 3/f Jorge Carreno 121 - Larry R. and Harry Teague 8 Quinton's Princess Quinton's Gold 3/f Jose L. Torres 121 - Armando Arreola, Jr. 9 Bryn's Fancy Pants Southwestern Heat 3/f Alfredo J. Juarez, Jr. 124 - Dale Taylor, Carey Taylor and Jon Hogg 10 Indian Tiva Shame On Charlie 3/f Alfredo Triana Jr. 121 - Barbara Jean Brown 11 Singing Sofia Roman Emperor 3/f Ry Eikleberry 121 - Gallegos Del Norte Racing(Miguel Gallegos et al) 12 Fantastic Party Firejack 3/f Ken S. Tohill 121 - C. Donnell EcholsBreeders: 1–Brian Mundell; 2–Michael Weatherly; 3–Robert Driggers & Del Rae Driggers; 4–Michael Weatherly; 5–Sam E. Stevens & Sammy L. Stevens; 6–Robert Driggers & Del Rae Driggers; 7–Larry R. Teague; 8–Steve Prather; 9–Dale Taylor & Debbie Taylor; 10–Barbara Brown; 11–Gallegos Del Norte Racing; 12–Donnell Echols.Trainers: 1–Bart G. Hone; 2–Simon J. Buechler; 3–Todd W. Fincher; 4–Simon J. Buechler; 5–Joel H. Marr; 6–Todd W. Fincher; 7–Weston Martin; 8–Jose Luis Vargas; 9–Todd W. Fincher; 10–Barbara Jean Brown; 11–Jose R. Gonzalez, Jr.; 12–Joel H. Marr.

NEW MEXICO CLASSIC CUP DERBY CHAMPIONSHIP S.Zia Park, Sunday, October 30, Race 66f (dirt), $140,000, 3yo c/g, 2:25 PM (local)

P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight M/L Owner 1 R H Express So Long Birdie 3/g Ry Eikleberry 121 - Karl Pergola 2 Get Er Done Precocity 3/g Miguel A. Perez 121 - R. Dwain Yarbar and Greg Green 3 Forger Attila's Storm 3/g Alfredo J. Juarez, Jr. 124 - R. D. Hubbard 4 Storm Warrior Weather Warning 3/g Patrick A. Valenzuela 121 - Leslie A. and Pierre Jean Amestoy Jr. 5 Dyno Dom Dominique's Cat 3/g Alejandro Medellin 121 - Judge Lanier Racing (Tom and Sandra Mckenna et

al) 6 Jonesey Who Quinton's Gold 3/g Ken S. Tohill 124 - Sam E. Stevens 7 Seasalt N Vinegar Seacliff 3/g Alfredo Triana Jr. 121 - Barbara Jean Brown 8 Hit a Lick Attila's Storm 3/g Gonzalo Nicolas 121 - Dale Taylor 9 Whitrock Right Rigger 3/g Elvin Gonzalez 124 - Judge Lanier Racing (Tom and Sandra Mckenna et

al) 10 Stormin the Jewels Attila's Storm 3/g Enrique Portillo Gomez 124 - J & SM, Inc.(John May et al) 11 Pecos Breeze Embrace the Storm 3/g Jorge Carreno 121 - Gaylon McGee and Chris Aulds 12 Ten Penny Cents Right Rigger 3/g Tracy J. Hebert 124 - Larry R. and Harry TeagueBreeders: 1–Karl Pergola; 2–Dr. Truman Smith; 3–R. D. Hubbard; 4–Pierre Amestoy & Leslie Amestoy; 5–McKenna Thoroughbreds LLC; 6–Sam E Stevens; 7–Brian Keith Bentley & Patsy Handcock; 8–Spence, LLC; 9–Larry R. Teague; 10–Cynthia H Dick; 11–Atkinson Thoroughbreds LLC; 12–Larry R. Teague.Trainers: 1–Weston Martin; 2–Greg Green; 3–Todd W. Fincher; 4–Ross A. Amestoy; 5–Miguel L. Hernandez; 6–Joel H. Marr; 7–Barbara Jean Brown; 8–Todd W. Fincher; 9–Simon J. Buechler; 10–Fred I. Danley; 11–Bart G. Hone; 12–Weston Martin.

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NEW MEXICO CLASSIC CUP LASSIE CHAMPIONSHIP S.Zia Park, Sunday, October 30, Race 86f (dirt), $140,000, 2yo f, 3:17 PM (local)

P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight M/L Owner 1 I'm a Dancin Who Indian Firewater 2/f Ruby Gonzalez 120 - Joe Dee Brooks, Scott Bryant, Derrol Hubbard, R. Lee

Lewis and Ted Rushing 2 Sippin Swissle Stick 2/f Tracy J. Hebert 120 - R. D. Hubbard 3 Charlie's Memo Indian Firewater 2/f Miguel A. Perez 120 - Alyssa Smith 4 Sizzle On Home Phone Home 2/f Jesiere Medina 120 - Clifford C. Lambert, Sr. 5 M G M's Valentine Mr. Gold Mover 2/f Elvin Gonzalez 120 - Margaret V. Bloss 6 Rational Decision Diabolical 2/f Ry Eikleberry 120 - J. Kirk and Judy Robison 7 Sheza Snowball Southwestern Heat 2/f Jorge Carreno 120 - James W. Wolslager, Jr. 8 Waltzing Attila Attila's Storm 2/f Frank Reyes 120 - Gray, Wesley T. and Gray, Glenda 9 Pink Cadillac Diabolical 2/f Ken S. Tohill 120 - J. Kirk and Judy Robison 10 Vocally Indian Firewater 2/f Alfredo J. Juarez, Jr. 120 - Brad King and Dale Taylor 11 Fast T B Dome 2/f Francisco Giles 120 - Maurcenia Cross 12 Miss Twister Roll Hennessy Roll 2/f Gonzalo Nicolas 120 - Taylor, Dale and DebbyBreeders: 1–Sam E. Stevens & Sammy L. Stevens; 2–R. D. Hubbard; 3–Frank Sumpter; 4–Clifford C. Lambert Sr.; 5–JT & B Racing; 6–J. Kirk Robison & Judy Robison; 7–J. W. Wolslager Jr.; 8–Wesley Gray; 9–J. Kirk Robison & Judy Robison; 10–Dale Taylor Sr.; 11–W. L. Mooring & Dee Mooring; 12–Dale Taylor & Debbie Taylor.Trainers: 1–Todd W. Fincher; 2–Todd W. Fincher; 3–Tony E. Sedillo; 4–Clifford C. Lambert, Sr.; 5–J. Owen Bringhurst; 6–Henry Dominguez; 7–Bart G. Hone; 8–Nancy Summers; 9–Joel H. Marr; 10–Todd W. Fincher; 11–Gary W. Cross; 12–Todd W. Fincher.

NEW MEXICO CLASSIC CUP JUVENILE CHAMPIONSHIP S.Zia Park, Sunday, October 30, Race 96f (dirt), $140,000, 2yo c/g, 3:43 PM (local)

P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight M/L Owner 1 Ignored The Way Home 2/g Ruby Gonzalez 120 - Prather, Steve and Prather, Bessie A. 2 El Tule Touchdown Ky 2/c Patrick A. Valenzuela 120 - Jose Luis Chavez 3 Move Bingham Royal Orleans 2/g Jorge Carreno 120 - V Bar V Racing, LLC. (Jim Volk et al) 4 Thunder Dome Dome 2/g Ricardo Jaime 120 - Leach Racing LLC(W. F. Leach et al) and M.H. Carson

& W.D. Carson, Sr. 5 Bubba Rain Stellar Rain 2/g Ry Eikleberry 120 - Ralph W. Vincent and Beverly Bourguet 6 Happy Hennessy Roll Hennessy Roll 2/g Enrique Portillo Gomez 120 - Fred I. Danley 7 Storming Back Attila's Storm 2/g Gonzalo Nicolas 120 - Dale Taylor 8 Raskateer Dome 2/g Tracy J. Hebert 120 - Abraham, Mike and Amestoy, Jr., Leslie and Pierre J. 9 Casablanca Hot Southwestern Heat 2/g Francisco Giles 120 - Alan D. Jackson 10 Cawboybandido Next Bandit 2/c Alejandro Medellin 120 - Hubaldo Solis 11 Indian H Who Indian Firewater 2/c Ken S. Tohill 120 - Sam E. and Sammy L. Stevens 12 Another Brother Attila's Storm 2/g Alfredo J. Juarez, Jr. 120 - R. D. HubbardBreeders: 1–Steve Prather; 2–Michael Fuhs & Jeanne Fuhs; 3–Jim Volk; 4–Frank Richardson & Mooring; 5–Mary L. Paiz & Lance B. Gutierrez; 6–Rita J. Danley; 7–Dale Taylor; 8–Mike Abraham; 9–Jane Wiggins; 10–Hubaldo Solis; 11–Sam E. Stevens & Sammy L. Stevens; 12–R. D. Hubbard.Trainers: 1–Todd W. Fincher; 2–Phillip R. Sanchez; 3–Joel H. Marr; 4–Dallas J. Barton; 5–Wesley T. Giles; 6–Fred I. Danley; 7–Todd W. Fincher; 8–Ross A. Amestoy; 9–Gary W. Cross; 10–Ernest Fennell; 11–Joel H. Marr; 12–Todd W. Fincher.

VETERANS S.Zia Park, Monday, October 31, Race 88.5f (dirt), $50,000, 3yo/up, 3:20 PM (local)

P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight M/L Owner 1 Code West Lemon Drop Kid 6/r Israel Ocampo 123 - Hawk, Bryan, Hawk, Leo and Hawk, Tim 2 Smack Smack Closing Argument 5/g Shane Laviolette 123 - Dream Walkin Farms, Inc.(Toby Covel et al) 3 Ol Winedrinker Who Sligo Bay (IRE) 7/g Jorge Carreno 123 - Sam E. and Sammy L. Stevens 4 Super Accord Super Saver 4/c Ken S. Tohill 119 - Cleber J. Massey 5 Co Ferment Afleet Express 4/c Gonzalo Nicolas 123 - David W. Lebsock 6 Forest Mouse Teton Forest 8/h Ry Eikleberry 123 - Solitaire Stable(Henry Dominguez et al) 7 J Serino Malibu Moon 5/g J. C. Villanueva 119 - Frontier Racing (Emiliano Duran et al)Breeders: 1–Edward P. Evans; 2–Dream Walkin' Farms, Inc.; 3–Sam E. Stevens & Sammy L Stevens; 4–Cleber J. Massey; 5–McDowell Farm; 6–E. H. Beau Lane III; 7–Peter E. Blum Thoroughbreds, LLC.Trainers: 1–Boyd Caster; 2–Don Von Hemel; 3–Joel H. Marr; 4–Joel H. Marr; 5–Stetson Rushton; 6–Henry Dominguez; 7–J. Jaime Fuentes.

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Rank Stallion Sire, YOB ’16 Stud Fee Farm Chief Earner (Earnings) ’16 Earnings 1 Songandaprayer Unbridled's Song, ’98 $4,500 The Stallion Station @ Copper Crowne, LA Navy Hymn ($143,627) $2,197,517 2 Half Ours Unbridled's Song, ’03 $5,000 Clear Creek Stud, LLC, LA Smittys Cougar ($168,695) $2,003,562 3 D'wildcat Forest Wildcat, ’98 $3,500 Whispering Oaks Farm, LA Guns Loaded ($161,337) $1,639,679 4 Closing Argument Successful Appeal, ’02 $4,000 Whispering Oaks Farm, LA Smack Smack ($383,366) $1,613,152 5 Yankee Gentleman Storm Cat, ’99 $3,500 Le Mesa Stallions, LA Icy Gentleman ($138,000) $1,522,963 6 Mass Media Touch Gold, ’01 $1,500 Red River Farms, LA Littlemissbusiness ($118,400) $1,259,113 7 My Pal Charlie Indian Charlie, ’05 $2,500 Elite Thoroughbreds, LA Harbour Island ($70,100) $845,757 8 Sun King Charismatic, ’02 $1,500 Elite Thoroughbreds, LA Bold Cait ($73,800) $841,664 9 Custom for Carlos More Than Ready, ’06 $3,500 Clear Creek Stud, LLC, LA Crosscheck Carlos ($121,908) $815,715 10 Run Production Saint Ballado, ’00 $2,500 Whispering Oaks Farm, LA Red Production ($62,421) $776,575

Rank Stallion Sire, YOB ’16 Stud Fee Farm Chief Earner (Earnings) ’16 Earnings 1 Cowtown Cat Distorted Humor, ’04 $2,500 Mapleton Thoroughbred Farm, OH Calgary Cat ($231,735) $1,769,662 2 Maimonides Vindication, ’05 $2,500 Hand Ride Stables, OH Brewing ($64,519) $711,035 3 City Weekend Carson City, ’02 $2,000 Meadow Springs, OH Cantico ($63,015) $641,278 4 Mobil Langfuhr, ’00 $2,500 Mapleton Thoroughbred Farm, OH Mobil Sky ($78,300) $586,482 5 Added Edge Smart Strike, ’00 $1,500 Raimonde Farms, OH Foxy Fleda ($71,563) $565,988 6 Indy Wind A.P. Indy, ’02 $2,000 Hand Ride Stables, OH Pleiadian ($93,040) $524,307 7 Mr. Mabee Storm Cat, ’01 $1,500 Poplar Creek Horse Center LLC, OH She Mabee Wild ($136,426) $368,006 8 Kiss the Kid Lemon Drop Kid, ’03 $2,500 Poplar Creek Horse Center LLC, OH Extravagant Kid ($52,475) $258,775 9 Mercer Mill Forty Niner, ’94 N/A Fair Winds Farm, OH Pyrite Mill ($43,561) $230,160 10 Kentucky Dane Danehill, ’00 $1,000 Raimonde Farms, OH Hope's Frog Song ($73,562) $210,654

Rank Stallion Sire, YOB ’16 Stud Fee Farm Chief Earner (Earnings) ’16 Earnings 1 Unbridled Energy Unbridled's Song, ’02 N/A Hubel Farms, MI Rosie My Way ($75,860) $535,728 2 Equality Mt. Livermore, ’99 N/A Dickinson Farms, MI Pink Pajamas ($74,477) $402,206 3 Meadow Prayer Meadowlake, ’95 Died N/A Moving Style ($45,000) $203,603 4 Fire Blitz Storm Cat, ’99 Died N/A Charlies Hot ($30,565) $155,483 5 Gun Power Unbridled, ’97 $1,000 Campbell Stable, MI Gun Powder ($34,333) $153,733 6 Elusive Hour Elusive Quality, ’00 $1,000 Campbell Stable, MI Battle Drum ($33,552) $118,145 7 Syncline Danzig, ’97 $1,000 McMaster Farm, MI Synclines Trip ($54,901) $92,274 8 War Image Halo's Image, ’01 Died N/A Couldnt Wait ($37,073) $88,275 9 Valid Trefaire Valid Appeal, ’96 Died N/A Valid Offer ($29,050) $78,502 10 Baptistry Deputy Minister, ’01 $1,000 Sprintland Training Center, MI Circus Park ($19,421) $74,253

Listed below are the top 10 leading sires in Michigan by 2016 Northern Hemisphere earnings through October 23, 2016. Only stallions that stand, will stand, or stood in North America (excluding stallions that died or were exported prior to the 2011 breeding season), and have runners in North America are included. Racing statistics are 2016 Northern Hemisphere only.

2016 LEADING SIRES IN MICHIGAN

Listed below are the top 10 leading sires in Ohio by 2016 Northern Hemisphere earnings through October 23, 2016. Only stallions that stand, will stand, or stood in North America (excluding stallions that died or were exported prior to the 2011 breeding season), and have runners in North America are included. Racing statistics are 2016 Northern Hemisphere only.

2016 LEADING SIRES IN OHIO

Listed below are the top 10 leading sires in Louisiana by 2016 Northern Hemisphere earnings through October 23, 2016. Only stallions that stand, will stand, or stood in North America (excluding stallions that died or were exported prior to the 2011 breeding season), and have runners in North America are included. Racing statistics are 2016 Northern Hemisphere only.

2016 LEADING SIRES IN LOUISIANA

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