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ALSO IN THIS ISSUEDickinson in Good Order After Jenny Wiley Win 6

Conquest Mo Money's Connections Pondering Derby 8

Keeneland Ahead of 2016 Through Seven Programs 9

State of Honor, Salty Get First Works at Churchill 10

Aristocratic Speeds to San Pedro Victory 11

Results 14

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Leading Lists 18

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CLASSIC EMPIRE COMEBACKSee page 3

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THE BEST IS YET TO COME.

CLASSIC EMPIREjoined American Pharoah as 2-year-old champions by Pioneerof the Nile to go on and capture Oaklawn’s

$1,000,000 ARKANSAS DERBY (G1) as 3-year-olds. [watch race]

Like American Pharoah, Classic Empire marches on to Louisville as a favorite for the Kentucky Derby (G1).

Breeder: Steven & Brandi NicholsonOwner: John Oxley

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CASSE TEAM CELEBRATES CLASSIC EMPIRE COMEBACKBy Alicia Wincze Hughest @BH_AHughes

Even as he sat in the eye of the storm, trainer Mark Casse didn't panic.Instead of listening to outside noise, Casse heeded

what his champion charge was telling him. When all was said and done in the $1 million Arkansas Derby (G1) April 15, the Hall of Fame finalist's instincts were proven accurate.

Before jumping on a plane to celebrate Easter Sunday with his family, Casse reflected April 16 on the redemption run John Oxley's Classic Empire uncorked in Oaklawn Park's signature prep race. Prevailing by half a length in his first start since February, the son of Pioneerof the Nile regained a sizable portion of respect that had waned during his troubled winter and spring.

It took a village to get Classic Empire ready for the Arkansas Derby. After finishing a non-threatening third in the Lambholm South Holy Bull Stakes (G2) in his seasonal bow Feb. 4, the bay colt was found to have a foot abscess—something Casse said explained why the Sentient Jet Breeders' Cup Juvenile (G1) winner was extremely agitated before that dull outing.

When Classic Empire missed training time due to a couple of aborted works, Casse made the call to change up his environment and shifted the multiple grade 1 winner to Winding Oaks Farm in Ocala to try and get him together for a final prep race.

"He's good, he's great this morning," Casse said Sunday. "What I feel good about is we were up front. We were telling everyone the truth of what was going on and so many people were like 'There is no way he will be ready.' But the key to it all is he's a really, really, really good horse. And really, really good horses can overcome a lot of things. And he was a gentleman yesterday.

"We said all along how smart he is and now more than ever, I know what happened at Gulfstream was because of his foot because he was an entirely different horse yesterday. He never turned a hair. And there was plenty of reasons for him to turn hairs."

Casse was quick to credit the team effort behind Classic Empire's return to the forefront on the Road to the Kentucky Derby, from his farm manager Mitch Downs to exercise rider Martin Rivera. Assistant trainer

David Carroll, however, was just as apt to throw the praise toward the nine-time Sovereign Award-winning conditioner.

"It was really an unbelievable job done by the whole team. I think the change of scenery and getting back to basics was so key," Carroll said from Keeneland. "I said to Mark yesterday, it was remarkable how he was so even keel through all the trials and tribulations. He was always like 'Hey, these things happen.' I was amazed at his demeanor and I learn off him a lot, the way he handles everything.

"I was so happy for him. Obviously I was happy for Mr. Oxley and the horse, but I was really happy for Mark. Yesterday was a big win for the whole team."

Casse said Classic Empire would ship to Louisville April 17 to prepare for his run in the first leg of the Triple Crown.

"It's one of those years where all you're trying to do is get yourself in position to have a chance," Carroll said. "Yesterday, after winning the race...it's a victory in itself to be in the position to run in the Derby. Everyone was so happy and so relieved." BH

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Classic Empire back in the winner's circle after the Arkansas Derby

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DICKINSON IN GOOD ORDER AFTER JENNY WILEY WINBy Alicia Wincze Hughest @BH_AHughes

To have an outing like the one Lexington native Kiaran McLaugh-

lin experienced at Keeneland April 15 was something that struck a poignant chord within the veteran trainer.

McLaughlin enjoyed a perfect day of racing in the Bluegrass Saturday, saddling four winners from as many starters on the Keeneland card including Coolmore Jenny Wiley Stakes (G1T) heroine Dickinson. McLaughlin's day equaled the Keeneland mark for most wins on a single day at the track and all of his winners were reported to be in good order April 16.

"It was a great day, an unbelievable day," McLaughlin said from his Keeneland barn Sunday morning. "I think we've had four wins in a day at other tracks...but to do it here is special. It's always great to come home and win, but to go 4-for-4 was amazing."

Dickinson showed she was well on her way to becoming the latest star in McLaughlin's barn. Godolphin Racing's homebred daughter of Medaglia d'Oro overcame the halting of her momentum in the stretch to get up and best multiple grade 1 winner Lady Eli by a head in a Jenny Wiley field that featured four established top-level winners.

Since switching to the turf last September, Dickinson has won five of six outings including three straight graded stakes. McLaughlin reiterated Sunday that a start in June 10 Longines Just a Game Stakes (G1T) at Belmont Park would likely be

next for his emerging turf standout."Dickinson is very special for

Godolphin," McLaughlin said. "She's a homebred and her dam (Little Belle) won a grade 1 here (2008 Ashland Stakes). She had a rough trip, and I thought she was in trouble when she got stopped and had to go around. Lady Eli had a beautiful trip and got the jump on her, but it was just a great race."

Lady Eli, making her first start since getting beat by a nose in the Breeders' Cup Filly & Mare Turf (G1T) in November, was reported to be well Sunday morning according to trainer Chad Brown, who said he would likely look for a race for her in New York next.

Trainer Graham Motion said all was good with Quidura, who ran a bang-up race to get third in the Jenny Wiley in what was her third North American start and first against grade 1 company.

Grade 1 winner Time and Motion was also none the worse for wear after finishing sixth in the Jenny Wiley. Trainer Jimmy Toner said he may add blinkers to the 4-year-

old daughter of Tapit in her next start—possibly the May 13 Beaugay Stakes (G3T) at Belmont.

"We've been toying with (adding blinkers) since she was a 2-year-old, but she won five races so you don't want to start changing things," Toner said. "But every time she runs she always gets to looking around and losing focus. Yesterday, she was sitting perfect and (jockey) Johnny (Velazquez) said he tipped her out and asked her to go and she threw her head in the air and started looking around. She just lost her focus."

David Carroll, assistant to trainer Mark Casse, said multiple grade 1 winner Catch a Glimpse came out of her eighth-place finish with no obvious excuse. They will regroup with the owners before deciding what might be next for the daughter of City Zip.

"We were quietly confident going into the race that she would run a huge race," Carroll said. "She had everything her way, the fractions were easy for her but when it came time to run, they just ran by her. But she owes nobody anything." BH

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Dickinson wins the Coolmore Jenny Wiley over Lady Eli

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CONQUEST MO MONEY'S CONNECTIONS PONDERING DERBYBy Jeremy Balant @BH_JBalan

Trainer Miguel Hernandez thought he had the Arkansas

Derby (G1) won.Judge Lanier Racing's Conquest

Mo Money had put away seemingly every challenger after dueling on the lead through speedy fractions and looked home free in the final stages.

And then came the champion 2-year-old of 2016, flying on the outside.

"I thought we had the race, but I didn't see the one coming outside. Then I said, 'Uh oh.' I was in shock when that horse crossed the wire," Hernandez said of Classic Empire's closing victory to best Conquest Mo Money by a half-length April 15 at Oaklawn Park.

"For me, my horse won the race. He did everything, with fast fractions, and never gave it up. I'm so happy for him and for (jockey) Jorge Carreno. He rode a perfect race."

Hernandez said April 16 that the New Mexico-based son of Uncle Mo came out of the race well and that he and owner Tom McKenna will discuss whether to pay the $200,000 for a supplemental nomination to the Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (G1).

Hernandez said they will make a decision April 18. Conquest Mo Money would be 12th on the Road to the Kentucky Derby leaderboard, if he were nominated, with 60 points.

Whether they enter the Kentucky Derby won't take away Saturday's excitement, however. A former jockey who had his riding career ended in 2013 when a he sustained a severe back injury during a spill at Ruidoso Downs, Hernandez never thought he could equal the thrill of riding the winner—that was, until Saturday.

"I rode for many, many years, and I was always excited to win big races," Hernandez said. "But yesterday—that was something else."

Bred in New York by Twin Creeks Farm, Conquest Mo Money was

purchased by his current owner for $8,500 when offered at the 2016 Keeneland November sale from the Lane's End consignment for the complete dispersale of Conquest Stables. In five starts, all in 2017, he has three wins and two seconds and has earned more than $500,000.

One start prior to the Arkansas Derby, the colt was runner up in the March 26 Sunland Derby (G3), finishing 3 3/4 lengths behind Hence. Before that, he took the Mine That Bird Derby and the Riley Allison Stakes back-to-back at Sunland Park. In the Jan. 29 Riley Allison, he stalked the pace early before drawing off to win by 11 lengths. BH

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Conquest Mo Money (lime green silks) races early in the Arkansas Derby

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KEENELAND AHEAD OF 2016 THROUGH SEVEN PROGRAMSBy Ron Mitchellt @BH_RMitchell

Spectacular weather and one of North America's highest purse structures that drew some of the top

horses in training combined to boost the numbers in every major statistical category for Keeneland's first seven days.

The 15-day meet began April 7 and continues through April 28.

Following the April 15 card (April 16 was a dark day because of Easter), Keeneland had recorded total attendance of 141,104, for a daily average 20,157. Through the same number of days a year ago, attendance averaged 16,965 daily on a total 118,758.

This year's total wagering of $78.5 million through seven programs represented a slight gain over the $76.4 million total at the same juncture in 2016. On-track handle this year of $9.2 million is also tracking

ahead of the $8.9 million for seven cards in 2016."Keeneland has a tremendously loyal fan base,"

said Bob Elliston, vice president of racing and sales. "When you give them beautiful blue skies and best-in-class racing, they will come out in droves. Many of the stars of racing, equine and human, have populated our race cards giving fans a product they can't miss."

On opening day, 14,301 hearty souls braved rain, drizzle, and temperatures in the mid-40s to attend races on the College Day card in which Keeneland caters to students attending colleges and universities within the state with special events including scholarship drawings.

The following day, Reddam Racing's Irap posted an upset victory in the Toyota Blue Grass Stakes (G2) and Keeneland reported attendance of 32,610, well above the 2016 figure of 20,848 on a chilly Saturday a year ago when Brody's Cause took the then-grade 1 stake.

Keeneland received a windfall from the calendar this year as Good Friday fell on Friday, April 14, and

24,114 took advantage of the holiday to attend the races. On the comparable Friday in 2016—when Easter was on March 27, before the Keeneland meet began—Keeneland reported attendance of 17,645.

On the second Saturday of the meet, again with a continuation of the outstanding spring weather in the Bluegrass, Keeneland reported attendance of 30,782—well off the 38,963 figure a year ago—for the card highlighted by the upset victory of Godolphin's Dickinson over champion Lady Eli in the grade 1 Coolmore Jenny Wiley Stakes. BH

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Racing during Keeneland's 2017 spring meet

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STATE OF HONOR, SALTY GET FIRST WORKS AT CHURCHILLBy Erin Sheat @BH_EShea

Less than 24 hours after champi-on Classic Empire crossed the

wire first in the $1 million Arkansas Derby (G1), trainer Mark Casse was overseeing approximately 20 of his runners put in their first works at Churchill Downs April 16.

Among the group were Xpressbet Florida Derby (G1) runner up State of Honor and Gulfstream Park Oaks (G2) winner Salty, who are pointing toward the Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (G1) May 6 and the Longines Kentucky Oaks (G1) May 5, respectively.

"They were both good. Today was just kind of an easy breeze since they just ran, they'll both do a little more next week," Casse said, adding that both sophomores took to Churchill's track well.

"Salty worked in company (with graded stakes placed Mississippi Delta). State of Honor worked by himself, and we were just trying to get him to settle down a little bit, trying to get him relaxed—he's going to have to do that to run a 1 1/4 miles."

The Canadian-bred To Honor and Serve colt breezed a half mile in :49.80 under exercise rider E.J. Bowler, with splits in :12 and :24 2/5 and a gallop out for five furlongs in 1:02. Conrad Farm's homebred has hit the board in all four starts this year, including

a second in the Lambhom South Tampa Bay Derby (G2) and a third in the Sam F. Davis Stakes (G3).

Gary Barber, Baccari Racing, and Chester Prince's Salty was credited with a half-mile breeze in :48.40, with splits of :12 1/5 and :24 2/5 before galloping out to five furlongs in 1:01. The Quality Road filly has won two of her three total starts and was an impressive 4 1/4-length winner in the Gulfstream Park Oaks in her last start.

Also on the Churchill worktab Sunday for Casse was John Oxley's grade 1 winner Noble Bird. The 6-year-old son of Birdstone breezed four furlongs in :49 2/5 and, according to his trainer, will point to the May 5 Alysheba Stakes (G2) at 1 1/16 miles.

"As usual, (Noble Bird) works good but we just never know

what Noble Bird we're going to see," Casse said of the horse who finished off the board in both of his starts this year. "If things keep going (well), we'll probably run him in the Alysheba."

Live Oak Plantation's grade 1 winner World Approval also stretched his legs Sunday morning, going four furlongs in :51 4/5. The 5-year-old Northern Afleet gelding won his only start this year, the EG Vodka Turf Classic Stakes at Tampa Bay Downs April 2. Casse said he will train up to the May 6 Woodford Reserve Turf Classic Stakes (G1).

Xpressbet Fountain of Youth Stakes (G2) fifth place finisher Lookin for Eight clocked :48 2/5 for four furlongs Sunday. The Lookin At Lucky colt will be aimed toward the May 5 Pat Day Mile Presented by LG&E and KU (G3). BH

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ARISTOCRATIC SPEEDS TO SAN PEDRO VICTORYBy Jeremy Balant @BH_JBalan

Back home at Santa Anita Park, Kaleem Shah's Aris-tocratic shrugged off a poor off-the-board finish at

Oaklawn Park last time out to score impressively in the $75,000 San Pedro Stakes April 16.

Hustled out of the gate by jockey Rafael Bejarano, the 3-year-old Malibu Moon colt trained by Doug O'Neill set the pace, took pressure from three horses to his outside, and easily held off a late charge by favored Bobby Abu Dhabi to win by 4 1/2 lengths.

The win followed a sixth-place run in the Gazebo Stakes March 4 at Oaklawn, where Aristocratic finished 16 1/4 lengths behind winner Rockshaw.

"After that race at Oaklawn, where he acted up at the gate, the jock said that when he got in behind horses, he lost his mind," O'Neill said. "I want to thank (Santa

Anita starter Jay Slender) and his crew, because we took him to the gate here quite a bit for schooling and it paid off."

On Sunday Aristocratic set fractions of :21.67 and :44.84, then finished off the six furlongs in 1:10.09. Bobby Abu Dhabi raced 4 1/4 lengths off the lead, last in the five-horse field in the backstretch, but his wide move never seriously challenged Aristocratic, who extended his margin by two lengths in the final furlong.

"I knew there was a lot of speed in the race, but this horse likes to be on the lead and in control," Bejarano said. "So there was no choice for me. I tried to get him to relax without taking too much hold of him and get him comfortable. At the top of the stretch, I knew I had plenty left."

Big League came in third, four lengths behind Bobby Abu Dhabi, and was followed by Rebel War, and Taxman's Quest, to complete the order of finish.

Aristocratic, who broke his maiden Feb. 11 at Santa Anita after two second-place runs to start his career, he

now has a 2-2-0 record from five starts with $99,950 in earnings. He was a $450,000 purchase out of the Ocala Breeders' Sale Co.'s March sale of 2-year-olds in training in 2016. The colt was bred in Kentucky by Castleton Lyons and Kilboy Estate, out of the Speightstown mare Ask Me When. BH

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Aristocratic and jockey Rafael Bejarano win the San Pedro by 4 1/2 lengths

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152 JUVENILES ON OFFER AT TATTERSALLS CRAVEN SALEBy BloodHorse Staff

The only colt by Frankel to be offered at a British breeze-up sale in 2017 and the only 2-year-old by leading Jap-

anese sire Deep Impact to ever be offered in Europe are among 152 juveniles for Tattersalls Craven breeze-up sale.

The European 2-year-olds in training sale is scheduled for April 17-19 in Newmarket, England.

The sale has produced 34 group and listed stakes winners since 2014, including 2016 group 1 winner Ventura Storm and multiple Group 2 winner Mehmas. Included in this year’s entries are 24 juveniles produced from group or listed stakes-winning mares and 24 full or half siblings to group or listed winners.

A solid contingent of 2-year-olds by leading U.S.-based sires, include Bernardini, City Zip, Distorted Humor, Elusive Quality, Exchange Rate, Kitten's Joy, Lemon Drop Kid, More Than Ready, Speightstown, Super Saver, Uncle Mo, as well as the late Street Cry and Scat Daddy.

"Racecourse results are the key to the Craven breeze-up's market leading status and 2016 group and listed

winners in Britain, Ireland, Italy, Sweden, Turkey, the Gulf region, Australia, and the United States have continued to advertise the sale's global appeal," said Tattersalls chairman Edmond Mahony. "The top British and Irish breeze-up consignors consistently support the sale with quality consignments and buyers, both domestic and international, will as ever be attracted by 2-year-olds by many of the world's most sought after sires."

View the catalog online at www.tattersalls.com. BHs Share this story

AL AIN TAKES FIRST LEG OF JAPAN'S TRIPLE CROWNBy Mary Reedert @BH_MReeder

Much of Japan anticipated this year’s Satsuki Sho (Japanese Two Thousand Guineas, G1) April 16, with

Fan Dii Na, an undefeated daughter of Deep Impact, attempting to become the first filly to win the first leg of their 3-year-old Triple Crown since Hide Hikari in 1948.

However, sent off as the favorite, Fan Dii Na was unable to maintain the lead she briefly gained exiting the turn for home. In the final strides, Al Ain prevailed by a neck over Persian Knight in the 2,000-meter (almost 1 1/4-mile) event at Nakayama Racecourse.

Al Ain raced just off the pace next to Fan Dii Na in fourth and fifth throughout, and only began his move after the filly geared up at the top of the final turn. While she went four wide to find the lead, the son of Deep Impact stayed close and was able to move past as she faded to finish seventh in the field of 18.

Danburite got up to finish third. Final time for the

distance was a race record 1:57.8.Trained by Yasutoshi Ikee for Sunday Racing Co., Al

Ain has only one loss from five starts, including a win one start back in the Mainichi Hai (G3) March 25.

The colt, bred by Northern Farm in Japan, is out of the 2010 champion female sprinter Dubai Majesty (Essence of Dubai). BH

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ANALYSISSECOND-CROP SIRES MAKING THE GRADEBy Eric Mitchellt @BH_EMitchell

Six stallions among the leading North American sec-ond-crop sires are represented by two or more black-

type stakes winners since the start of the year. Among these, BloodHorse MarketWatch was interested in progeny who performed the best so far in graded stakes company.

The six sires include five who also have runners that won or placed in a graded stakes and three of the five have runners who won or placed in two or more graded stakes.

Lane's End's Union Rags currently leads 2017 by graded stakes performers. The 8-year-old son of Dixie Union—Tempo, by Gone West, has two graded stakes winners and one graded stakes-placed winner. He has one other 2017 black-type winner in Union Strike, who became a grade 1 winner last year.

Paradise Woods is Union Rags' newest grade 1 winner—the filly took the April 8 Santa Anita Oaks for owners Steven Sarkowsky and Marty and Pam Wygod. Paradise Woods is out of Wild Forest (Forest Wildcat) and was bred by Sarkowsky's father, Herman. Although she did not start at 2, she now has a 2-1-0 record in three starts.

Union Rags' other graded stakes winner is Tequilita, out of Sangrita (Mr. Greeley), who won the Forward Gal Stakes (G2) for owner/breeder Dorothy Matz. Patch is Union Rags' graded stakes-placed winner who finished second in the TwinSpires.com Louisiana Derby (G2) for owner/breeder Calumet Farm in just his third start.

The only other second-crop sire with a grade 1 winner so far this year is WinStar Farms' Bodemeister, the sire of Xpressbet Florida Derby (G1) winner Always Dreaming. The colt out of Above Perfection (In Excess) was bred by Santa Rosa Partners and is owned by Brooklyn Boyz Stables, Teresa Viola Racing Stables, and West Point Thoroughbreds.

Bodemeister, an 8-year-old son of Empire Maker—Untouched Talent (Storm Cat), is also represented by grade 3-placed winner American Anthem, who was second in the Sham Stakes (G3) for owners China Horse Club, Head of Plains Partners, and SF Racing. Bodemeister's other black-type winner for the year is O Dionysus, who won the Miracle Wood Stakes. He won a stakes at 2 as well.

Hill 'n' Dale Farms' Maclean's Music is the third sire with a couple of graded stakes horses in addition two black-type winners. A 9-year-old son of Distorted Humor—Forest Music (Unbridled's Song), Maclean's Music is best represented by Cloud Computing and Wicked Lick.

Cloud Computing, out of the A.P. Indy mare Quick Temper, is currently 20th on the Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (G1) leaderboard following a second in the Gotham Stakes (G3) and third in the Wood Memorial Stakes Presented by NYRA Bets (G2). Bred in Kentucky by Hill 'n' Dale and Stretch Run Ventures, Cloud Computing races for Klaravich Stables and William Lawrence.

Wicked Lick is twice stakes-placed, having finished second in the both the Silverbulletday Stakes and the TwinSpires.com Fair Grounds Oaks (G2). The filly out of Here Music (Dehere) is 15th on the Longines Kentucky Oaks (G1) leaderboard. Wicked Lick is a homebred racing for Lee Mauberret. BH s Share this story

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2–Stunning Spirit (GB), 128, b c, 3 ...... €16,000 Invincible Spirit (IRE)–Stunning View, by Dy-naformer O–George Strawbridge, B–George Straw-bridge (GB), T–HEAD FREDDY, J–LEMAITRE AURELIEN

3–SPOTIFY, 128, c, 3 .......................... €12,000 RDOUTE'S CHOICE (AUS)–GWENSEB, by GREEN TUNE O–Wertheimer & Frere, B–Wertheimer & Frere (), T–FERLAND CHRISTOPHE, J–GUYON MAXIME

Margins: 2½, head, 3. Others: MARKAZI, XAARINO, GREYWAY, INCAMPO.

PRIX DE LA GROTTE ETALON KENDARGENT (G3)

Chantilly, 4/16, €80,000, 3yo, f, 8f, 1:40.30, good.1–Senga, 126, b f, 3 ........................... €40,000

Blame–Beta Leo, by A.P. Indy O–FLAXMAN STABLES IRELAND LTD, B–Flax-man Holdings Limited (KY), T–BARY PASCAL, J–PASQUIER STEPHANE

2–La Sardane (FR), 126, b f, 3 ............. €16,000 Kingsalsa–Foresta (FR), by Forestier (FR) O–JEAN GUILLEMIN, B–SCEA PLESSIS, J GUILLEMIN (FR), T–DE MONTZEY BRUNO, J–BLONDEL FRANCK

3–Lady Frankel (GB), 126, b f, 3 .......... €12,000 Frankel (GB)–Lady Vettori (GB), by Vettori (IRE) O–Gestut Ammerland, B–AMMERLAND VER-WALTUNG GMBH & CO KG (GB), T–FABRE

ANDRE, J–BOUDOT PIERRE-CHARLESMargins: 1, ½, neck. Others: TOULIFAUT (IRE), BODY SCULPT, BEAUTY OF LOVE (GB).

PRIX NOAILLES (G3)Chantilly, 4/16, €80,000, 3yo, 10.5f, 2:08.34, good.

1–Soleil Marin (IRE), 128, b c, 3 .......... €40,000 Kendargent (FR)–Sousmarine (IRE), by Mont-jeu (IRE) O–GODOLPHIN SNC, B–ECURIE PEREGRINE SAS (IRE), T–FABRE ANDRE, J–BARZALONA MICKAEL

2–Akihiro (JPN), 128, b c, 3................. €16,000 Deep Impact (JPN)–Baahama (IRE), by Anabaa O–Wertheimer & Frere, B–Wertheimer & Frere (JPN), T–FABRE ANDRE, J–GUYON MAXIME

3–Normandy Eagle (IRE), 128, b c, 3 ... €12,000 New Approach (IRE)–Secrete (FR), by Cape Cross (IRE) O–Ecurie Des Monceaux, B–Ecurie Des Mon-ceaux (IRE), T–HEAD FREDDY, J–LEMAITRE AURELIENSale History: 2015 ARQAUG, $388,815.

Margins: head, 1½, ¾. Others: GALIPAD (GB), AMAZING (FR), SALDIER (FR), GO FAST (IRE).

Sunland Park H.Sunland Park, 4/16, $150,000, 3yo/up, 9f (dirt), 1:47.44, track fast.

1–American Dubai, 119, dk b/br c, 4 ... $90,000 E Dubai–Smash Review, by Bates Motel O–Richard Keith, B–Mrs. C. Oliver Iselin III (VA), T–Rodney C. Richards, J–Ken S. TohillSale History: 2015 OBSMAR, $50,000, 2014 KEESEP, $35,000, 2013 FTMDEC, $13,000.

2–Neck 'n Neck, 119, dk b/br h, 8 ....... $33,000 Flower Alley–Bootery, by Storm Boot O–Clark O. Brewster, B–A. Stevens Miles Jr. (KY), T–Steven M. Asmussen, J–Alfredo J. Juarez, Jr.Sale History: 2016 KEENOV, $50,000, 2015 KEENOV, $195,000.

3–Forest Mouse, 123, dk b/br h, 9 ...... $15,000 Teton Forest–Fast Mouse, by Fast Play O–Solitaire Stable, B–E. H. Beau Lane III (KY), T–Henry Dominguez, J–Ry EikleberrySale History: 2009 FTKOCT, $1,200.

Margins: 4, 1, neck. Others: Concord Fast ($6,000), Overland Park ($3,000), Ol' Drunk Daddy ($3,000), J Se-rino, Fear the Cowboy, Ol Winedrinker Who. Scratched: Jessica's Star. View Equibase Chart

Copper Top FuturitySunland Park, 4/16, $110,000, 2yo, 4.5f (dirt), :51.17, track fast.

1–On the Low Down, 120, ch g, 2 ....... $73,598 Dome–Speedin Excess, by In Excess (IRE) O–Taylor, Dale, McQueen, Bobby J. and Kirby, Suzanne, B–Brad King & Fincher Todd (NM), T–Todd W. Fincher, J–Tracy J. HebertSale History: 2016 RUIAUG, $43,000.

2–Red Raider, 120, ch g, 2 .................. $29,439 Roll Hennessy Roll–Follow My Tail, by Indian Charlie O–King, Brad and Taylor, Dale, B–G Chris Coleman & Brad King (NM), T–Todd W. Finch-er, J–Alfredo J. Juarez, Jr.

3–Storm the Beach, 120, b g, 2........... $17,664 Attila's Storm–Beach Club, by Pulpit O–J & SM, Inc., B–Tom Goncharoff & Leslie Goncharoff (NM), T–Fred I. Danley, J–Ry EikleberrySale History: 2016 RUIAUG, $28,000.

Margins: 1¼, ½, 1. Others: Happy Resources ($8,832), Western Warning ($5,888), Belly Button Who ($2,943), Diabolical Empress ($2,208), P J's Gold ($2,208), Big Boom ($2,208). Scratched: Tucker D. View Equibase Chart

Star Shoot S.Woodbine, 4/16, $75,040, 3yo, f, 6f (all-weather), 1:10.33, track fast.

1–R Naja, 117, dk b/br f, 3 .................. $45,024 Exchange Rate–Chirimoya, by Cobra King O–DARRS, Inc., B–El Batey Farm LLC (FL), T–Michael Stidham, J–Luis ContrerasSale History: 2016 OBSAPR, $70,000, 2015 KEESEP, ($95,000 RNA).

2–Sister Nation, 117, b f, 3 ................. $15,008 Into Mischief–Evita's Sister, by Candy Ride (ARG) O–Mark Dodson, B–Marvin Little Jr. & William Lynn (KY), T–Michael P. De Paulo, J–Gary BoulangerSale History: 2015 KEESEP, $85,000.

3–Will She, 119, ch f, 3 ......................... $9,905 Wando–Sweet Bama Breeze, by City Zip O–Gustav Schickedanz, B–Gustav Schickedanz (ON), T–Michael Keogh, J–Jesse M. Campbell

Margins: 1¾, 1½, 1½. Others: Goldrush Glory ($4,502), Red Lodge ($1,501), Gilded Lily ($750). Scratched: Crumlin Queen. View Equibase Chart

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San Pedro S.Santa Anita Park, 4/16, $75,000, 3yo, 6f (dirt), 1:10.09, track fast.

1–Aristocratic, 120, dk b/br c, 3 .......... $46,500 Malibu Moon–Ask Me When, by Speightstown O–Kaleem Shah, Inc., B–Castleton Lyons & Kilboy Estate (KY), T–Doug F. O'Neill, J–Rafael BejaranoSale History: 2016 OBSMAR, $475,000, 2015 KEESEP, $150,000.

2–Bobby Abu Dhabi, 120, ch c, 3 ........ $15,500 Macho Uno–Wadena, by Saint Ballado O–Rockingham Ranch, B–T/C Stable, LLC (KY), T–Peter Miller, J–Norberto Arroyo, Jr.Sale History: 2016 OBSAPR, $335,000, 2015 KEESEP, $85,000.

3–Big League, 120, dk b/br r, 3 ............. $9,300 Speightstown–Reunited, by Dixie Union O–Rockingham Ranch, B–W. S. Farish (KY), T–Peter Miller, J–Edwin A. MaldonadoSale History: 2016 BARMAY, ($275,000 RNA), 2016 OBSMAR, $100,000, 2015 KEESEP, $155,000.

Margins: 4½, 4, 1¼. Others: Rebel War ($4,650), Tax-man's Quest ($1,550). View Equibase Chart

Ragin Cajun S.Evangeline Downs, 4/15, $50,000, 3yo, 7f (dirt), 1:24.54, track fast.

1–U S Officer, 122, b c, 3 .................... $30,000 U S Ranger–Lacey Officer, by Officer O–Durant, Jerry and Jordan, Bill, B–Jerry Du-rant (KY), T–Danny Pish, J–Diego Saenz

2–Laughingsaintssong, 122, b g, 3 ...... $10,000 Songandaprayer–Laughing Saint, by Vindi-cation O–Rodney J. Verret, B–J. E. Jumonville Jr. & Bunny Jumonville (LA), T–Allen Landry, J–Kerwin D. ClarkSale History: 2015 ESLSEP, $18,000.

3–Jilotepec, 119, b c, 3 ........................ $5,500 Into Mischief–Surmount, by Speightstown O–St. George Stable LLC, B–St George Sta-bles (KY), T–Efren Loza, Jr., J–Luis Negron

Margins: 1¾, head, 11½. Others: Classic Brahms ($3,000). Scratched: Reckling, True Emperor, Jagged Warrior. View Equibase Chart

PREMIO GARDONEMilan, 4/16, €34,200, 3yo, 8f, 1:36.00, good.

1–Anda Muchacho (IRE), 121, b c, 3 .... €19,000 Helmet (AUS)–Montefino (IRE), by Shamardal O–SCUDERIA INCOLINX, B–THOMAS HASSETT (IRE), T–IL CAVALLO IN TESTA, J–VARGIU DARIOSale History: 2016 GBSMAY, $29,128, 2015 TATOC2, $29,006.

2–Dulciboy (GB), 121, b c, 3 .................. €8,360 Paco Boy (IRE)–Dulcify (IRE), by Dubawi (IRE) O–Scuderia Blueberry Srl, B–Scuderia Blue-berry Srl (GB), T–BOTTI ALDUINO, J–FIOCCHI CARLO

3–Amyntas (ITY), 125, b c, 3 ................. €4,560 Desert Prince (IRE)–A Touch Wild, by Touch Gold O–Dioscuri Srl, B–STEFANO BOTTI (ITY), T–BOTTI ALDUINO, J–MULAS SILVANO

Margins: 3½, 5, 6. Others: DREAM UP (IRE).

ALTANO - RENNENHoppegarten, 4/16, €27,000, 4yo/up, 14f, 3:11.80, good.

1–Kashmar (GER), 122, ch f, 4 ............ €16,000 Samum (GER)–Kapitol (GER), by Winged Love (IRE) O–DARIUS RACING, B–Gestut Karlshof (GER), T–GLANZ WERNER, J–MURZABAYEV BSale History: 2014 BBGAUG, $105,032.

2–Caccini (FR), 126, b c, 4 .................... €6,500 American Post (GB)–Courances (FR), by Simon Du Desert (FR) O–STALL ROSLONCE-PEGAZ, B–BLOODSTOCK AGENCY LTD & M F MATHET (FR), T–WYRZYK A, J–LUKASEK TSale History: 2014 ARQNOV, $8,775.

3–Seismos (IRE), 126, ch g, 9 ............... €3,000 Dalakhani (IRE)–Sasuela (GER), by Dashing Blade (GB) O–Gestut Karlshof, B–Gestut Karlshof (IRE), T–GREWE HENK, J–POULLIS I

Margins: neck, 3¼, 4¼. Others: IRAKLION, SAMURAI (IRE), ROCK OF ROMANCE (IRE), BERGHAIN (IRE), NIRON, FAST LIGHTNING, SUMMERSHINE (IRE).

PREIS VON DAHLWITZHoppegarten, 4/16, €27,000, 4yo/up, 10f, 2:11.80, good.

1–Wild Chief (GER), 121, b h, 6 ........... €16,000 Doyen (IRE)–Wild Angel (IRE), by Acatenango (GER) O–STALL FURSTENHOF, B–WALTER HACKER (GER), T–HIRSCHBERGER J JENBS, J–PI-ETSCH ALEXANDERSale History: 2012 BBGOCT, ($23,441 RNA).

2–El Loco (GER), 126, b c, 4 .................. €6,500 Lope de Vega (IRE)–Elora (GER), by Alkalde (GER) O–Gestut Rottgen, B–Gestut Rottgen (GER), T–KLUG M MARKUS, J–PIECHULEK RSale History: 2014 BBGAUG, $21,006.

3–APOLEON, 121, g, 7 ......................... €3,000 OGATONANGO–ABISOU, by GOOFALIK O–SCHLEUSNER V F, B–VOLKER FRANZ SCHLEUSNER (), T–SCHLEUSNER- FRAU A, J–MINARIK FILIP

Margins: 2, neck, 1¾. Others: VA BANK (IRE), WAI KEY STAR, NIMROD (IRE), BOSCACCIO, FAIR MOUNTAIN, BOWIE.

ALLOWANCE RESULTS

Emerald Downs, Race 3, ALW4/16, $20,500, 3yo, 5.5f (dirt), 1:04.47, track fast.1–Keller's Gold, 118, ch g, 3, Liberty Gold–Glory Hallelu-

jah, by Honour and Glory, $11,275, O–Swag Stables and 20/10 stables, B–Keith Swagerty & Jan Swagerty (WA), T–David B. Martinez, J–David A. Martin

Margin: ½, 5 starters. View Equibase Chart

Evangeline Downs, Race 7, ALW4/15, $25,000, 4yo/up, f/m, 8f (dirt), 1:42.12, track fast.1–Castle Zip, 120, ch m, 6, Castle Berry Road–Go Zippy

Go, by Vilzak, $15,000, O–Brown, Danny M. and Donna B., B–Danny M. Brown & Donna B. Brown (LA), T–Allen Landry, J–Steve J. Bourque

Sale History: 2012 BSCSEP, ($1,000 RNA).Margin: ½, 9 starters. View Equibase Chart

Gulfstream Park, Race 6, AOC4/16, $43,000, 3yo, f, 8.5f (turf), 1:42.24, course firm.1–Notapradaprice, 118, b f, 3, Paddy O'Prado–Brenda's

Slew, by Straight Man, $22,200, O–Main Line Racing Sta-ble and Joshtylane Farm, B–Equus Farm (KY), T–John C. Servis, J–Nik Juarez

Sale History: 2015 KEESEP, ($14,000 RNA).

Margin: ¾, 6 starters. View Equibase Chart

Gulfstream Park, Race 9, AOC4/16, $43,000, 4yo/up, 5f (turf), :55.36, course firm.1–Zoot Suit, 121, ch g, 4, High Cotton–Yes It's Valid, by Yes

It's True, $28,200, O–Preferred Pals Stable, B–Summer-field & Rustlewood Farm (FL), T–Allen Iwinski, J–Tyler Gaf-

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falioneSale History: 2015 OBSJUN, $60,000, 2014 FTKOCT,

$38,000, 2014 OBSJAN, $25,000.Margin: 1, 5 starters. View Equibase Chart

Laurel Park, Race 5, AOC4/16, $45,000, 3yo/up, 5.5f (turf), 1:01.50, course firm.1–Oak Bluffs, 117, b g, 7, Defrere–Disco Shaker, by Disco

Rico, $25,650, O–Mary E. Eppler Racing Stable, Inc. and Ramos, Christopher, B–Patricia Generazio (NJ), T–Mary E. Eppler, J–Alex Cintron

Margin: ½, 9 starters. View Equibase Chart

Laurel Park, Race 6, AOC4/16, $42,000, 3yo/up, 6f (dirt), 1:10.57, track fast.1–Classic Salsa, 120, b h, 6, Two Step Salsa–Wildcat Af-

fair, by Wildcat Heir, $23,940, O–O'Dwyer, Jeremiah and Johnson, Trevor, B–McFarland Farm, Inc. (FL), T–Jeremiah O'Dwyer, J–Feargal Lynch

Margin: 1¾, 8 starters. View Equibase Chart

Laurel Park, Race 7, ALW4/16, $50,000, 3yo/up, 5.5f (turf), 1:02.70, course firm.1–Made Bail, 120, b g, 5, Closing Argument–Leva Mae, by

Emancipator, $28,500, O–Susan S. Cooney, B–Susan S. Cooney (VA), T–Susan S. Cooney, J–Alex Cintron

Margin: nose, 7 starters. View Equibase Chart

Laurel Park, Race 8, AOC4/16, $45,000, 3yo/up, 7f (dirt), 1:22.30, track fast.1–Fellowship, 120, ch c, 4, Awesome of Course–Go Girl-

friend Go, by Demidoff, $25,650, O–Jacks or Better Farm, Inc., B–Jacks or Better Farm Inc. (FL), T–Kenneth Decker, J–Steve D. Hamilton

Margin: 2½, 5 starters. View Equibase Chart

Mountaineer, Race 8, ALW4/15, $22,600, 3yo/up, 5f (dirt), :58.92, track fast.1–Judge Carr, 120, ch g, 7, Mizzen Mast–Gone to Party, by

All Gone, $13,108, O–Robert L. Cole, Jr., B–Louis Neve (CA), T–Kevin S. Patterson, J–Gerald Almodovar

Sale History: 2012 BARMAR, $75,000, 2011 BAROCT, $25,000.

Margin: 2½, 7 starters. View Equibase Chart

Santa Anita Park, Race 3, AOC4/16, $56,000, 3yo/up, 8.5f (dirt), 1:44.60, track fast.

1–My Italian Babbo, 124, dk b/br g, 5, Papa Clem–My Charming Tiger, by Hold That Tiger, $33,600, O–Nick Cafar-chia, B–Nick Cafarchia (CA), T–Richard Baltas, J–Corey S. Nakatani

Margin: 1¼, 5 starters. View Equibase Chart

Santa Anita Park, Race 4, AOC4/16, $56,000, 4yo/up, f/m, 8f (turf), 1:34.65, course firm.1–Madame Stripes (ARG), 120, b m, 5, Equal Stripes

(ARG)–Courtisane (ARG), by Silver Finder, $33,600, O–Gainesway Stable, B–Alvarez, Gustavo Javier (ARG), T–Neil D. Drysdale, J–Kent J. Desormeaux

Margin: 1¾, 8 starters. View Equibase Chart

Sunland Park, Race 1, ALW4/16, $31,900, 3yo/up, 6.5f (dirt), 1:16.12, track fast.1–Tiz Valiant, 118, dk b/br g, 3, Weather Warning–Tiz

Beautiful, by Tiznow, $19,140, O–Abraham, Mike and Amestoy, Jr., Leslie and Pierre J., B–Mike Abraham (NM), T–Ross A. Amestoy, J–Frank Reyes

Margin: neck, 7 starters. View Equibase Chart

Sunland Park, Race 4, AOC4/16, $30,600, 3yo/up, 8f (dirt), 1:36.57, track fast.1–Ziptime, 123, dk b/br g, 5, City Zip–Prom Time, by Tale

of the Cat, $18,360, O–Harry L. Veruchi, B–Howard M. Bender (MD), T–Justin R. Evans, J–Elvin Gonzalez

Sale History: 2016 KEENOV, $17,000.Margin: 2¼, 8 starters. View Equibase Chart

Sunland Park, Race 6, ALW4/16, $29,900, 3yo, f, 5.5f (dirt), 1:04.12, track fast.1–Waltzing Attila, 120, dk b/br f, 3, Attila's Storm–Super

Sister, by Your Eminence, $17,940, O–Gray, Wesley T. and Gray, Glenda, B–Wesley Gray (NM), T–Nancy Summers, J–Duane Lee Sterling

Margin: nose, 11 starters. View Equibase Chart

Woodbine, Race 7, ALW4/16, $45,774, 3yo/up, f/m, 5f (all-weather), :57.44, track

fast.1–Jennifer Lynnette, 121, b f, 4, Elusive Quality–Lynnette,

by Johannesburg, $32,868, O–Conrad Farms, B–Christine Katherine Hayden (ON), T–Mark E. Casse, J–Patrick Hus-bands

Sale History: 2014 KEESEP, $110,000.Margin: 3, 8 starters. View Equibase Chart

MAIDEN RESULTS

Charles Town, Race 3, MSW4/15, $23,000, 3yo, 6.5f (dirt), 1:22.67, track fast.1–Bernardini Breeze, 123, ch g, 3, Wilburn–Kurima, by

Silver Deputy, $13,800, O–G L M Stables, B–Nancy L Ter-hune & Ernest C Frohboese (WV), T–Jeff C. Runco, J–Arnal-do Bocachica

Sale History: 2015 FTKOCT, $7,000.Margin: ½, 6 starters. View Equibase Chart

Gulfstream Park, Race 7, MSW4/16, $42,000, 3yo, 8.5f (turf), 1:41.41, course firm.1–Cruz Diez, 120, gr/ro c, 3, Lookin At Lucky–Miss Wine-

shine, by Wolf Power (SAF), $21,600, O–Global Thorough-bred, B–Lantern Hill Farm LLC (KY), T–Gustavo Delgado, J–Jorge Ruiz

Sale History: 2016 BARMAR, ($190,000 RNA), 2015 KEESEP, $170,000.

Margin: head, 9 starters. View Equibase Chart

Santa Anita Park, Race 6, MSW4/16, $54,000, 4yo/up, 9f (turf), 1:48.96, course firm.1–Kid Charming, 124, dk b/br c, 4, Lemon Drop Kid–Mad-

ison's Charm, by Capote, $32,400, O–D P Racing, B–Court-landt Farm (KY), T–James M. Cassidy, J–Santiago Gonzalez

Sale History: 2014 KEESEP, $150,000.Margin: nose, 8 starters. View Equibase Chart

Santa Anita Park, Race 10, MSW4/15, $54,000, 3yo/up, a6.5f (turf), 1:13.56, course firm.1–Salient, 126, b g, 4, Papa Clem–Scenery Change, by

Royal Academy, $32,400, O–Freeman, Edward R. and Mill-er, Dennis, B–Liberty Road Stables (CA), T–Edward R. Free-man, J–Edwin A. Maldonado

Sale History: 2015 BARJAN, $15,000.Margin: 4¼, 10 starters. View Equibase Chart

Sunland Park, Race 2, MSW4/16, $21,800, 2yo, 4.5f (dirt), :51.51, track fast.1–Blazing Navarone, 118, b c, 2, Song of Navarone–Car-

men's Delight, by Carmen's Glory, $13,080, O–Solitaire Stable and Coleman, George E., B–Lucky Six Inc. (NM), T–Henry Dominguez, J–Ry Eikleberry

Margin: neck, 10 starters. View Equibase Chart

Woodbine, Race 1, MSW4/16, $45,774, 3yo, f, 5f (all-weather), :59.04, track fast.1–Itsinthestars, 122, dk b/br f, 3, Astrology–Neverthesa-

me, by Scat Daddy, $27,465, O–Gary Barber, B–Doug Bra-nham & Felicia Branham (NY), T–Mark E. Casse, J–Patrick Husbands

Sale History: 2015 KEESEP, $15,000, 2015 KEEJAN, ($15,000 RNA).

Margin: ½, 6 starters. View Equibase Chart

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UPCOMING ENTRIES

ROAR S.Gulfstream Park, Friday, April 21, Race 97f (dirt), $75,000, 3yo, 5:19 PM (local)

P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight M/L Owner 1 Crocodile Charlie Adios Charlie 3/c Jocelyne C. Gomez 116 - Span Investments Inc. and Rohan Crichton 2 Coronado Again Gemologist 3/r Emisael Jaramillo 116 - Vicente Stella Stables LLC and The 3 Maria's Racing

Stable 3 Alum Bodemeister 3/c Eddie Castro 116 - Eclipse Thoroughbred Partners 4 Field Trip Field Commission 3/c Marcos Meneses 116 - Four Horsemen Racing Stable, Inc. and Lady Lindsay

Racing Stables 5 Classic Rock Maclean's Music 3/c Michael Ritvo 118 - Reeves Thoroughbred Racing 6 Katalox Old Forester 3/c Luca Panici 116 - Debmar Stables and Span Investments Inc. 7 Chatiment Divine Park 3/c Miguel Angel Vasquez 116 - David Fernandez 8 Coleman Rocky Harlan's Holiday 3/c Tyler Gaffalione 116 - Grupo 7C Racing Stable 9 General Obvious Dialed In 3/c Edgard J. Zayas 116 - ArindelBreeders: 1–Suzanne Sharra-Maxwell; 2–Nancy Shuford; 3–Normandy Farm LLC; 4–Four Horsemen Stable, Inc.; 5–Nursery Place, Donaldson & Broadbent; 6–Sherry Mclean; 7–Westwind Farms; 8–Stonestreet Thoroughbred Holdings LLC; 9–Arindel Farm.Trainers: 1–Rohan Crichton; 2–Antonio Sano; 3–Todd A. Pletcher; 4–Henry Collazo; 5–Katherine Ritvo; 6–Ricky Griffith; 7–Cecil Paul; 8–Gustavo Delgado; 9–Stanley I. Gold.

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2017 LEADING SIRESListed below are the top 10 leading sires by 2017 Northern Hemisphere earnings through April, 15, 2017. Only stallions that stand, will stand, or stood in North America (excluding stallions that died or were exported prior to the 2013 breeding season), and have runners in North America are included. Racing statistics are 2017 Northern Hemisphere only.

Rank Stallion Sire, YOB ’17 Stud Fee Farm Chief Earner (Earnings) ’17 Earnings 1 Unbridled's Song Unbridled, ’93 Died N/A Arrogate ($13,000,000) $14,120,190 2 Candy Ride (ARG) Ride the Rails, ’99 $60,000 Lane's End, KY Gun Runner ($2,300,000) $4,526,781 3 Ghostzapper Awesome Again, ’00 $75,000 Adena Springs Kentucky, KY Shaman Ghost ($2,200,000) $3,996,341 4 Harlan's Holiday Harlan, ’99 Died N/A Neolithic ($2,000,000) $3,995,781 5 Malibu Moon A.P. Indy, ’97 $75,000 Spendthrift Farm, KY Gormley ($684,000) $3,267,318 6 Tapit Pulpit, ’01 $300,000 Gainesway, KY Unique Bella ($300,000) $3,117,436 7 Curlin Smart Strike, ’04 $150,000 Hill 'n' Dale Farms, KY Irish War Cry ($616,660) $2,949,163 8 Uncle Mo Indian Charlie, ’08 $150,000 Ashford Stud, KY Conquest Mo Money ($508,900) $2,424,581 9 Into Mischief Harlan's Holiday, ’05 $75,000 Spendthrift Farm, KY One Liner ($324,000) $2,367,573 10 Hard Spun Danzig, ’04 $45,000 Darley, KY Nomorerichblondes ($200,000) $2,287,354

Rank Stallion Sire, YOB ’17 Stud Fee Farm Chief Earner (Earnings) ’17 Earnings 1 Uncle Mo Indian Charlie, ’08 $150,000 Ashford Stud, KY Conquest Mo Money ($508,900) $2,424,581 2 Twirling Candy Candy Ride, ’07 $20,000 Lane's End, KY Master Plan ($260,140) $1,305,372 3 Trappe Shot Tapit, ’07 $7,500 Claiborne Farm, KY Untrapped ($212,858) $1,304,017 4 Archarcharch Arch, ’08 $6,000 Spendthrift Farm, KY Qatar Man ($102,500) $1,148,310 5 First Dude Stephen Got Even, ’07 $10,000 Double Diamond Farm, FL Skye Diamonds ($148,920) $1,027,946 6 Girolamo A.P. Indy, ’06 $10,000 Darley, KY T Loves a Fight ($101,800) $937,095 7 Gio Ponti Tale of the Cat, ’05 $7,500 Castleton Lyons, KY Taco ($69,900) $898,064 8 Haynesfield Speightstown, ’06 $5,000 Rancho San Miguel, CA She's So Fine ($140,400) $887,003 9 Drosselmeyer Distorted Humor, ’07 N/A N/A Five O One ($111,500) $863,584 10 Adios Charlie Indian Charlie, ’08 $2,500 Ocala Stud, FL Mo Cash ($113,284) $773,422

2017 THIRD-CROP SIRES

Listed below are the top 10 leading third-crop sires by 2017 Northern Hemisphere earnings through April, 15, 2017. 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 2017 Northern Hemisphere only.

Listed below are the top 10 leading second-crop sires by 2017 Northern Hemisphere earnings through April, 15, 2017. Only stallions that stand, will stand, or stood in North America, and have runners in North America are included. Racing statistics are 2017 Northern Hemisphere only.

2017 SECOND-CROP SIRES

Rank Stallion Sire, YOB ’17 Stud Fee Farm Chief Earner (Earnings) ’17 Earnings 1 Shackleford Forestry, ’08 $15,000 Darby Dan Farm, KY Malagacy ($616,800) $1,321,642 2 Bodemeister Empire Maker, ’09 $25,000 WinStar Farm LLC, KY Always Dreaming ($624,800) $1,077,438 3 Dialed In Mineshaft, ’08 $15,000 Darby Dan Farm, KY Gunnevera ($399,200) $1,053,424 4 Union Rags Dixie Union, ’09 $50,000 Lane's End, KY Paradise Woods ($283,200) $1,009,428 5 Stay Thirsty Bernardini, ’08 $10,000 Ashford Stud, KY Cosmo Charlie ($175,000) $947,907 6 Maclean's Music Distorted Humor, ’08 $8,500 Hill 'n' Dale Farms, KY Cloud Computing ($171,000) $843,437 7 To Honor and Serve Bernardini, ’08 $10,000 Gainesway, KY State of Honor ($298,800) $811,191 8 The Factor War Front, ’08 $25,000 Lane's End, KY Cistron ($133,140) $776,944 9 Hansen Tapit, ’09 N/A N/A Fast and Accurate ($320,712) $773,953 10 Gemologist Tiznow, ’09 $25,000 WinStar Farm LLC, KY Appalachian Gem ($57,000) $655,122