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Breeders’ Cup TurF (Gr. I)30th RunningSanta Anita Park$3,000,000 GuaranteedFOr THree-YeAr-OLds & upWArdONe MILe ANd ONe-HALF ON THe TurF

Northern Hemisphere Three-Year-Olds, 122 lbs.; Older, 126 lbs.; Southern Hemisphere Three-Year-Olds, 117 lbs.; Older, 126 lbs. All Fillies and Mares allowed 3 lbs. Guaranteed $3 million purse including travel awards, of which 55% of all monies to the owner of the winner, 18% to second, 10% to third, 6% to fourth and 3% to fifth; plus travel awards to starters not based in California.

The maximum number of starters for the Breeders’ Cup Turf will be limited to fourteen (14). If more than fourteen (14) horses pre-enter, selection will be determined by a combination of Breeders’ Cup Challenge winners, Graded Stakes Turf points and the Breeders’ Cup Racing Secretaries and Direc-tors panel. Please refer to the 2013 Breeders’ Cup World Championships Horsemen’s Information Guide (available upon request) for more information.

Nominated Horses Breeders’ Cup racing OfficePre-Entry Fee: 1% of purse Santa Anita ParkEntry Fee: 1% of purse 285 W. Huntington Dr. Arcadia, CA 91007 Phone: (859) 514-9422To Be Run Saturday, November 2, 2013 Fax: (859) 514-9432Pre-Entries Close Monday, October 21, 2013 E-mail: [email protected]

breeders’ cup TurF

Pre-entries for the Breeders' Cup Turf (G1)Horse Owner TrainerBig Blue Kitten Kenneth L. & Sarah K. Ramsey Chad C. Brown

B.h.5 Kitten's Joy - Spent Gold by Unaccounted For - Bred in Kentucky by Kenneth L. Ramsey & Sarah K. RamseyGrandeur (IRE) Yvonne Jacques Jeremy Noseda

Gr/ro.g.4 Verglas (IRE) - Misskinta (IRE) by Desert Sun (GB) - Bred in Ireland by Mrs Cherry FaesteIndy Point (ARG) GusMay-Fer Richard E. Mandella

Ch.c.4 Indygo Shiner - Red Point (ARG) by Parade Marshal - Bred in Argentina by Felipe LovisiLittle Mike Priscilla Vaccarezza Dale L. Romans

B.g.6 Spanish Steps - Hay Jude by Wavering Monarch - Bred in Florida by Carlo E. VaccarezzaMagician (IRE) Michael Tabor, Derrick Smith & Mrs. John Magnier Aidan P. O'Brien

B.c.3 Galileo (IRE) - Absolutelyfabulous (IRE) by Mozart (IRE) - Bred in Ireland by Absolutelyfabulous SyndicatePoint of Entry Phipps Stable Claude R. McGaughey III

B.h.5 Dynaformer - Matlacha Pass by Seeking the Gold - Bred in Kentucky by Phipps StableReal Solution Kenneth L. & Sarah K. Ramsey Chad C. Brown

B.c.4 Kitten's Joy - Reachfortheheavens by Pulpit - Bred in Pennsylvania by Kenneth L. Ramsey & Sarah K. RamseySkyring Calumet Farm D. Wayne Lukas

B.c.4 English Channel - Violet Lady by Seattle Slew - Bred in Kentucky by Bluegrass Hall, LLCTale of a Champion Kretz Racing LLC Kristin Mulhall

B.h.5 Tale of the Cat - If Angels Sang by Seattle Slew - Bred in Kentucky by Judy Hicks & Kathryn NikkelTeaks North Southern Equine Stable, LLC Eric J. Guillot

Dk B/ Br.g.6 Northern Afleet - Teaksberry Road by High Honors - Bred in Florida by Brylynn Farm, Inc.The Fugue (GB) Watership Down Stud John H. M. Gosden

Dk B/ Br.f.4 Dansili (GB) - Twyla Tharp (IRE) by Sadler's Wells - Bred in Great Britain by Watership Down StudTwilight Eclipse West Point Thoroughbreds, Inc. Thomas Albertrani

B.g.4 Purim - My Twilight Dancer by Twilight Agenda - Bred in Kentucky by Epona Thoroughbreds

Vagabond Shoes (IRE) Hronis Racing, LLC John W. SadlerCh.g.6 Beat Hollow (GB) - Atiza (IRE) by Singspiel (IRE) - Bred in Ireland by Almagro De Actividades Comerciales S A

HIsTOrY OF THe Breeders’ Cup TurF Odds Winner’s No. ofdate Track Winner Jockey to $1 Margin post position starters

Nov. 10, 1984 Hollywood Park Lashkari (GB) Yves Saint-Martin 53.40 neck 2 11Nov. 2, 1985 Aqueduct Racetrack pebbles (GB) Pat Eddery 2.20 neck 13 14Nov. 1, 1986 Santa Anita Park Manila Jose Santos 8.80 neck 2 9Nov. 21, 1987 Hollywood Park Theatrical (Ire) Pat Day 1.80-a 1/2 length 12 14Nov. 5, 1988 Churchill Downs Great Communicator Ray Sibille 12.40 1/2 length 1 10Nov. 4, 1989 Gulfstream Park prized Eddie Delahoussaye 8.80 head 8 14Oct. 27, 1990 Belmont Park In the Wings (GB) Gary Stevens 1.90-b 1/2 length 2 11Nov. 2, 1991 Churchill Downs Miss Alleged Eric Legrix 42.10-f 1/2 length 12 13Oct. 31, 1992 Gulfstream Park Fraise Patrick Valenzuela 14.00 nose 7 10Nov. 6, 1993 Santa Anita Park Kotashaan (Fr) Kent Desormeaux 1.50 1/2 length 13 14Nov. 5, 1994 Churchill Downs Tikkanen Mike Smith 16.60 1 1/2 lengths 9 14Oct. 28, 1995 Belmont Park Northern spur (Ire) Chris McCarron 3.95 neck 12 13Oct. 26, 1996 Woodbine pilsudski (Ire) Walter Swinburn 13.70 1 1/4 lengths 9 14Nov. 8, 1997 Hollywood Park Chief Bearhart Jose Santos 1.90 3/4 length 5 11Nov. 7, 1998 Churchill Downs Buck’s Boy Shane Sellers 3.60 1 1/4 lengths 2 13Nov. 6, 1999 Gulfstream Park daylami (Ire) Lanfranco Dettori 1.60 2 1/2 lengths 3 14Nov. 4, 2000 Churchill Downs Kalanisi (Ire) John Murtagh 4.60 1/2 length 1 13Oct. 27, 2001 Belmont Park Fantastic Light Lanfranco Dettori 1.40 3/4 length 2 11Oct. 26, 2002 Arlington Park High Chaparral (Ire) Michael Kinane .90 1 1/4 lengths 5 8Oct. 25, 2003 Santa Anita Park High Chaparral (Ire) Michael Kinane 4.90 dead heat 3 9 Johar Alex Solis 14.20 dh - head to 3rd 9Oct. 30, 2004 Lone Star Park Better Talk Now Ramon Dominguez 27.90 1 3/4 lengths 5 8Oct. 29, 2005 Belmont Park shirocco (Ger) Christophe Soumillon 8.80 1 3/4 lengths 2 13Nov. 4, 2006 Churchill Downs red rocks (Ire) Lanfranco Dettori 10.80 1/2 length 9 11Oct. 27, 2007 Monmouth Park english Channel John Velazquez 3.00 7 lengths 5 8Oct. 25, 2008 Santa Anita Conduit (Ire) Ryan Moore 5.80 1 1/2 lengths 9 11Nov. 7, 2009 Santa Anita Park Conduit (Ire) Ryan Moore .90 1/2 length 2 7Nov. 6, 2010 Churchill Downs dangerous Midge Frankie Dettori 8.50 1 1/4 lengths 8 7Nov. 5, 2011 Churchill Downs st. Nicholas Abbey (Ire) Joseph O’Brien 6.80 2 1/4 lengths 1 9 Nov. 3, 2012 Santa Anita Little Mike Ramon Dominguez 17.30 1/2 length 7 12

a — Theatrical (Ire) coupled with Louis Le Grandb — In the Wings (GB) coupled with French Glory (Ire)f — Field entry

HIsTOrY OF THe Breeders’ Cup TurFFrACTIONs (1 1/2 Miles)

Year 1/4 1/2 3/4 1 Mile 1 1/4 Miles 1 1/2 Miles (track record)

1984 (course firm) :49 1/5 1:13 1/5 1:37 4/5 2:01 1/5 2:25 1/5 (2:24) 1985 (course firm) :24 1/5 :48 1:12 2/5 1:37 2:02 2/5 2:27 (2:28 1/5) 1986 (course firm) :24 :47 2/5 1:11 1/5 1:35 3/5 2:25 2/5 (2:23) 1987 (course firm) :47 1/5 1:11 1/5 1:36 1/5 2:00 1/5 2:24 2/5 (2:24 1/5) 1988 (course good) :25 2/5 :51 3/5 1:43 2:08 4/5 2:35 1/5 ecr 1989 (course good) :24 1/5 :48 3/5 1:13 2/5 1:38 4/5 2:03 3/5 2:28 (2:24 4/5) 1990 (course good) :24 1/5 :49 4/5 1:15 3/5 1:39 3/5 2:04 1/5 2:29 3/5 (2:24 4/5) 1991 (course firm) :25 :50 4/5 1:15 4/5 1:41 2:06 2/5 2:30 4/5 (2:30) 1992 (course firm) :23 4/5 :47 4/5 1:11 2/5 1:35 4/5 2:00 2:24 (2:24 1/5) 1993 (course firm) :24 3/5 :48 3/5 1:12 2/5 1:37 1/5 2:01 2/5 2:25 (2:22 4/5) 1994 (course firm) :23 3/5 :46 4/5 1:10 3/5 1:35 1/5 2:00 2:26 2/5 (2:26 2/5) 1995 (course soft) :25 :52 3/5 1: 19 1:45 4/5 2:13 4/5 2:42 (2:24 2/5) 1996 (course good) :24 1/5 :50 1:15 2/5 1:40 4/5 2:05 4/5 2:30 1/5 (2:25 3/5) 1997 (course firm) :24 :47 1/5 1:11 1:35 1/5 1:59 3/5 2:23 4/5 (2:23 2/5) 1998 (course firm) :24 2/5 :49 1/5 1:13 4/5 1:38 4/5 2:03 3/5 2:28 3/5 (2:26 2/5) 1999 (course good) :23.54 :47.00 1:10.61 1:36.05 2:24.73 (2:23.15) 2000 (course firm) :24.77 :50.35 1:15.38 1:39.97 2:03.70 2:26.96 (2:26.50) 2001 (course firm) :24.40 :48.02 1:12.34 1:36.66 2:01.15 2:24.36 (2:24.50) 2002 (course yielding) :25.69 :51.36 1:17.01 1:41.33 2:05.99 2:30.14 (2:27.50) 2003 (course firm) :25 :48.73 1:11.42 1:35.76 2:00.04 2:24.24 (2:22.80) 2004 (course yielding) :25.90 :49.16 1:13.96 1:40.14 2:04.15 2:29.70 (2:28.20) 2005 (course good) :23.95 :47.89 1:13.20 1:39.53 2:05.05 2:29.30 (2:24.36) 2006 (course firm) :24.13 :47.87 1:12.40 1:37.76 2:02.89 2:27.32 (2:26.50) 2007 (course soft) :26 :53 1/5 1:19 4/5 1:46 2:36 4/5 (2:36 4/5) 2008 (course firm) :24.28 :47.06 1:10.20 1:33.86 2:23 2/5 (2:22 4/5) 2009 (course firm) :23 :45 1:09 1/5 1:34 2/5 2:23 3/5 (2:22 4/5) 2010 (course firm) :24.70 :50.17 1:15.91 1:40.88 2:29.40 (2:26.50) 2011 (track firm) :24.92 :50.09 1:14.67 1:39.93 2:28.85 (2:26.50) 2012 (track firm) :23.83 :46.77 1:10.80 1:35.28 2:22.83 (2:22.80)

Fastest winning time 2:23 4/5 — Chief Bearhart (1997)

slowest winning time2:42 — Northern Spur (Ire) (1995)

Largest winning margin7 lengths — English Channel (2007)

smallest winning margindead heat — High Chaparral (Ire) (2003) Johar (2003)

HIsTOrY OF THe Breeders’ Cup TurF

status of WinnersYear Winner status

1984 Lashkari (GB) Deceased 1985 Pebbles (GB) Deceased 1986 Manila Deceased1987 Theatrical (Ire) Pensioned, Hill ‘N’ Dale, Ky.1988 Great Communicator Deceased 1989 Prized Stud, O’Sullivan Farms, Va.1990 In the Wings (GB) Deceased 1991 Miss Alleged Broodmare, Haras de Manneville, France1992 Fraise Deceased 1993 Kotashaan (Fr) Stud, Ballycurragh Stud, Ireland1994 Tikkanen Stud, Glebe House, Northern Ireland1995 Northern Spur (Ire) Stud, True North Farm, Ky.1996 Pilsudski (Ire) Stud, Anngrove Stud, Ireland1997 Chief Bearhart Stud, Shizunai Stallion Station, Japan1998 Buck’s Boy Retired, Quarter B Farm, Ill.1999 Daylami (Ire) Stud, Riethuiskrael Stud, South Africa2000 Kalanisi (Ire) Stud, Gilltown Stud, Ireland2001 Fantastic Light Stud, Darley Stallion Complex, Japan2002 High Chaparral (Ire) Stud, Coolmore, Ireland2003 High Chaparral (Ire) Stud, Coolmore, Ireland2003 Johar Stud, Mill Ridge Farm, Ky.2004 Better Talk Now Retired2005 Shirocco (Ger) Stud, Dalham Hall Stud, England2006 Red Rocks (Ire) Stud, Centro Equino Arcadia, Italy2007 English Channel Stud, Lane’s End Farm, Ky.2008 Conduit (Ire) Still racing2009 Conduit (Ire) Stud, Big Red Farm, Japan2010 Dangerous Midge Retired2011 St. Nicholas Abbey (Ire) Retired 2012 Little Mike Still in Training

performance of Favorites Year Horse Finish Odds to $1

1984 Majesty’s Prince 6th 1.501985 Pebbles (GB) Won 2.201986 Dancing Brave 4th .501987 Theatrical (Ire) Won e-1.801988 Indian Skimmer* 3rd e-1.201989 El Senor 7th 3.401990 In the Wings (GB) Won e-1.901991 Pistolet Bleu (Ire) 5th 2.801992 Sky Classic Won .901993 Kotashaan (Fr) Won 1.501994 Paradise Creek 3rd .801995 Carnegie (Ire)* 3rd e-3.751996 Singspiel (Ire)* 2nd e-1.101997 Chief Bearhart Won 1.901998 Royal Anthem 7th 2.701999 Daylami (Ire) Won 1.602000 Montjeu (Ire) 7th 3.202001 Fantastic Light Won 1.402002 High Chaparral (Ire) Won .902003 Storming Home (GB) 7th 2.002004 Kitten’s Joy 2nd .702005 Azamour (Ire) 3rd 3.652006 English Channel 3rd 3.702007 Dylan Thomas (Ire) 5th .902008 Soldier of Fortune (Ire) 4th 1.602009 Conduit (Ire) Won .902010 Behkabad (Fr) 3rd 1.102011 Sarafina (FR) 4th 2.10 2012 Point of Entry 2nd 2.40 *Best finish in a coupled entry

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B.h.5 Kitten's Joy - Spent Gold by Unaccounted ForBred in Kentucky by KENNETH L. RAMSEY & SARAH K. RAMSEY (May 01, 2008)

126 Owner: KENNETH L. & SARAH K. RAMSEY

Trainer:CHAD C. BROWN

2013: 7 4 2 1 $902,8002012: 4 1 1 1 $89,100Life: 18 10 3 4 $1,178,530Turf: 16 9 2 4 $1,127,530Course: 0 0 0 0 $0Off Dirt: 0 0 0 0 $0

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KITTEN'S JOY, ch, 2001

El Prado, 1989 9s, SW, $236,987 986 f, 88 SW, 1.99 AEI

Sadler's Wells, 1981 11s, SW, $713,690 2,193 f, 329 SW, 3.00 AEI

Northern Dancer

Fairy Bridge

Lady Capulet, 1974 3s, SW, $63,949 13 f, 10 r, 4 w, 2 SW

Sir Ivor

Cap and Bells

Kitten's First, 1991 2s, wnr, $14,412 6 f, 5 r, 4 w, 3 SW

Lear Fan, 1981 8s, SW, $175,901 891 f, 84 SW, 1.74 AEI

Roberto

Wac

BIG BLUE KITTEN b, h May 1, 2008

That's My Hon, 1983 11s, pl, $16,160 8 f, 6 r, 5 w, 1 SW

L'Enjoleur

One Lane

Unaccounted For, 1991 17s, SW, $998,468 576 f, 37 SW, 1.33 AEI

Private Account, 1976 13s, SW, $339,396 589 f, 60 SW, 3.22 AEI

Damascus

Numbered Account

SPENT GOLD, dkb/br, 1997

Mrs. Jenney, 1986 12s, SW, $43,238 2 f, 2 r, 2 w, 2 SW

The Minstrel

Mrs. Penny

Spend a Dream, 1987 2s, wnr, $15,400 9 f, 9 r, 5 w, 1 SW

Spend a Buck, 1982 15s, SW, $4,220,689 745 f, 38 SW, 1.41 AEI

Buckaroo

Belle de Jour

Mystical Mood, 1979 20s, SW, $139,067 14 f, 13 r, 10 w, 2 SW

Roberto

Mystery Mood

BIG BLUE KITTEN'S RACE AND (STAKES) RECORDYear Age Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned2011 at 3 7 5(1) 0 2 $186,6302012 at 4 in Eng, NA 4 1 1(1) 1(1) $89,1002013 at 5 in NA 7 4(2) 2(2) 1(1) $902,800 Lifetime 18 10(3) 3(3) 4(2) $1,178,530Sire: KITTEN'S JOY, ch, 2001. Raced 3 yrs, 14 sts, 9 wins, $2,075,791. Champion turf male. Won

Joe Hirsch Turf Classic Invitational S (gr. IT), Secretariat S (gr. IT), Firecracker Breeders' Cup H (gr. IIT), Virginia Derby (gr. IIIT), Crown Royal American Turf S (gr. IIIT), Palm Beach S (gr. IIIT), Tropical Park Derby (gr. IIIT); 2nd John Deere Breeders' Cup Turf (gr. IT), Arlington Million S (gr. IT), Jefferson Cup S (gr. IIIT).

Lifetime: 5 crops, 505 foals, 346 rnrs (69%), 257 wnrs (51%), 95 2yo wnrs (19%), 43 sw (9%), 1.84 AEI, 1.53 CI, 165 sale yrlgs, avg $59,555, 1.1 TNA.

In 2013: 22 sw, 122 2yos, 36 2yo rnrs, 8 2yo wnrs, 39 sale yrlgs, avg $107,885.1st dam: Spent Gold, dkb/br, 1997. Bred by Duignan and Costello (Ky.). Raced 1 yr, 3 sts, $4,180.

Dam of 6 named foals, 6 rnrs, 4 wnrs, 1 sw. ($25,000, 1998 keejan yrlg; $1,000, 2010 keenov,

Talent Search).2001: Ghazi's Gold, b f, by Ghazi. Raced 2 yrs, 18 sts, 3 wins, $11,747. ($1,600 keeoct yrlg). 2002: Slipped.2004: Gold D Cat, b f, by Catienus. Raced 2 yrs, 11 sts, 0 wins, $4,387. ($4,700 newoct yrlg). 2005: Roadmap to Riches, dkb/br g, by Catienus. Raced 4 yrs, 35 sts, 2 wins, $30,329. 2006: Foal died.2007: Powermouse, dkb/br g, by Kitten's Joy. Raced 5 yrs, 37 sts, 5 wins, $94,585. ($45,000

ftkjul yrlg). 2008: BIG BLUE KITTEN, b c, by Kitten's Joy.

At 3: Won National Museum of Racing Hall of Fame S (gr. IIT). At 4: 2nd Ben Ali S (gr. III); 3rd Gulfstream Park Turf H (gr. IT). At 5: Won Sword Dancer Invitational S (gr. IT), United Nations S (gr. IT); 2nd Joe Hirsch Turf

Classic Invitational S (gr. IT), Monmouth S (gr. IIT); 3rd Ft. Lauderdale S (gr. IIT). 2009: England Swings, b f, by Kitten's Joy. Raced 3 yrs, 10 sts, 0 wins, $15,360. ($1,000 ftkoct yrlg). 2011: Dead foal.2012: Barren.2013: B f, by Kitten's Joy.

Inbreeding: 5SX5DX5D Buckpasser; 4SX5D Northern Dancer; 4SX4D Roberto.Nicking: KITTEN'S JOY w/UNACCOUNTED FOR mares: 3 foals, 3 strs, 2 wnrs (67%), 0 2yo

wnrs (0%), 1 SW (33%), 1 GSW (33%)Broodmare sire: UNACCOUNTED FOR, b, 1991-2013. Sire of 91 dams of 304 foals, 192 rnrs (63%),

128 wnrs (42%), 28 2yo wnrs (9%), 1.48 AEI, 1.42 CI; 15 sw.2nd dam: Spend a Dream, b, 1987-2007. Bred by E.J. Hudson, E.J. Hudson Jr., and W.S. Farish (Ky.).

Raced 1 yr, 2 sts, 1 win, $15,400. Dam of CLEVER TISH (f, Clever Trick; $119,686. Won Frances Slocum H, R; 3rd Madison County H, R twice; producer; dam of Tricky Mon).

Breeder/Owner

Kenneth L. and Sarah K. Ramsey ... Born: Both are natives of Artemus,Ky. ... Residence: Ramsey Farm, 10 miles south of Lexington, Ky., nearNicholasville. Also maintain a residence in South Florida. ... Family:Children Kelly, Jeffrey, Jill, Scott; six grandchildren ... Education: KenRamsey graduated from the University of Kentucky. ... Web site:www.ramseyfarm.com

Breedersʼ Cup RecordStarts 1st 2nd 3rd Earnings22 2 2 4 $2,926,000

1999 Classic Catienus 13th2004 Classic Roses in May 2nd

Mile Nothing to Lose 11thTurf Kittenʼs Joy 2nd

2005 Juvenile Dawn of War 11th2006 Mile Badge of Silver 3rd2007 Filly & Mare Turf Precious Kitten 8th

Juvenile Turf Cannonball 3rdSprint Talent Search 3rd

2009 Dirt Mile Furthest Land 1stJuvenile Williamʼs Kitten 8thJuvenile Fillies Turf Lisaʼs Kitten 10thJuvenile Turf Beckyʼs Kitten 9thJuvenile Turf Deanʼs Kitten 6th

Turf Sprint Cannonball 3rd2010 Classic Pleasant Prince 9th2011 Classic Headache 13th

Juvenile Fillies Turf Stephanieʼs Kitten 1stJuvenile Turf Coalport 11thMarathon Pleasant Prince 4thTurf Deanʼs Kitten 9thTurf Sprint Holiday for Kitten 9th

Quick facts about Kenneth L. and Sarah K. Ramsey:

After being absent from the Breedersʼ Cup in 2012, 2013 has been aphenomenal year for Ramsey Farm homebreds. On Aug. 17, AdmiralKitten won the Secretariat Stakes (G1), Big Blue Kitten took the SwordDancer Invitational Stakes (G1), and Real Solution topped off the daywith a victory in the Arlington Million (G1). All three are homebred sonsof Kittenʼs Joy. Enjoyed another big weekend Oct. 5 and 6 when WeMiss Artie and Bobbyʼs Kitten became their third and fourth winners ofa Breedersʼ Cup “Win and Youʼre In” race with victories in theBreedersʼ Futurity (G1) and Pilgrim Stakes (G3), respectively.

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Other notable runners for the Ramseys in 2013 include StephanieʼsKitten, who won the Just a Game Stakes (G1), as well as gradedstakes winners Dark Cove, Hyper, and Kittenʼs Dumplings.

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With their homebred contingent running so well, the Ramseys havebeen at the top or near the top of the leading owner and leading

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breeder lists by money earned. Their foundation stallion, Kittenʼs Joy,has also been at the top of the leading general sire list.

The Ramseys ran away with the title of top owner at Saratoga thisyear. They set a record number of wins in one meet (22), whileamassing $1.7 million in earnings.

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The Ramseys earned their first Breedersʼ Cup trophy on their 11thattempt when Furthest Land, a former claimer, won the Dirt Mile (G1)in 2009. Now retired, the gelding is currently in training fordressage/eventing. In 2004, the Ramseys had to settle for runner-upfinishes by Roses in May in the Classic (G1) and Kittenʼs Joy in theBreedersʼ Cup Turf (G1).

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When homebred Stephanieʼs Kitten captured the 2011 Breedersʼ CupJuvenile Fillies Turf, it gave the Ramseys their second trophy in theBreedersʼ Cup World Championships. The talented runner is currentlyat Ramsey Farm to recover from bone soreness, but is slated to run in2014, perhaps at Royal Ascot.

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Ken Ramsey had turned down an offer to sell Stephanieʼs Kitten – whois named for one of his granddaughters – shortly before her breakoutwin in the 2011 Darley Alcibiades Stakes (G1) at Keeneland.

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The Ramseys were named the National Owner of the Year and theNational Breeder of the Year at the 27th annual Thoroughbred Ownersand Breeders Association awards dinner in 2012.

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They have been the dominant owners in the win category at Kentuckytracks for the past decade. The Ramseys won their tenth leading

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owner title at Keeneland during the 2012 Spring Meet. Though theRamseys are the all time leading owners at Churchill Downs by wins,they campaigned more aggressively in New York in 2012 and were theleading owners at the Belmont Park spring/summer meet with 11victories.

The Ramseys won 16 stakes in 2011 en route to earning their secondEclipse Award for Outstanding Owner, having notched their first in2004.

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The Ramseys have more than 100 horses in training with varioustrainers, including Wayne Catalano, Mike Maker, and Wesley Ward.They also maintain a string of horses in Europe and are looking toexpand internationally.

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Ramsey Farm, home to Kittenʼs Joy as well as the Ramsey broodmareband, is approximately 1,400 acres. The farm also features “KittenʼsSpa,” which has an underwater treadmill with whirlpool jets that can beheated in cooler weather and a vibrating platform that has asolarium-esque heat lamp above it. Although originally built to keepKittenʼs Joy fit, it is now used for any horse on the farm. Kittenʼs Joystill gets first dibs, and Stephanieʼs Kitten is currently second in lineeach morning.

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After heavily supporting homebred stallion Kittenʼs Joy with their ownmares, the Ramseys have been rewarded with phenomenal successwith his stud fee climbing to $50,000 for the 2013 season. It isexpected to rise for 2014.

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Kittenʼs Joy is a son of the Ramseyʼs foundation mare, Kittenʼs Firstwho also produced Grade 1 winner Precious Kitten and stakes winnerJustenuffheart, dam of champion and 2006 Breedersʼ Cup JuvenileFillies winner Dreaming of Anna. Kittenʼs First foundered and waseuthanized in Jan. 2006.

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Portions of Ramsey Farm have been operated by various leadingThoroughbred and Standardbred breeders for more than 100 years.The Ramseysʼ initial purchase, the former Almahurst Farm, was thebirthplace of 1918 Kentucky Derby winner Exterminator andStandardbred legend Greyhound.

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Ken Ramsey was five when his family took a Christmas shopping tripto Louisville, Ky. and he saw the Twin Spires through the back gate ofChurchill Downs. During his real estate heyday in the 1970s, hedeveloped his passion for horse racing by attending Keeneland,

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Churchill Downs, River Downs or any track that was open.

Ken Ramsey first entered racing in 1969 by claiming Red Redeemerfor $1,500 at the now-closed Miles Park in Louisville; the horse wasblind in one eye and never won again. Ramsey initially gave up racinginterests in the mid-1980s to concentrate his capital on acquiring thecellular franchises, but got back into the industry after selling hisbusiness.

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A graduate of the University of Kentucky by way of the GI Bill, Ramseywas a trucking industry executive before turning to real estate in the1970s and then to cellular telephone network franchising in the 1980sprimarily along Interstate 75 in northeastern Georgia and southeasternKentucky. He sold the cellular business, valued at $39 million, in 1994and bought historic Almahurst Farm near Lexington, renaming itRamsey Farm.

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Trainer

Chad Brown ... Born: Dec. 18, 1978 in Saratoga Springs, N.Y. ...Residence: Saratoga Springs, N.Y. ... Family: Wife Terrill, daughtersAva and Andi ... Education: Degree in animal science, CornellUniversity, 2001.


2008 Juvenile Fillies Turf Maram 1st2009 Filly & Mare Turf Maram 6th

Turf Sprint Silver Timber 6th2010 Turf Sprint Silver Timber 5th2011 Filly & Mare Turf Stacelia 10th

Juvenile Fillies Turf Dayatthespa 9thJuvenile Turf Fantastic Song 10th

2012 Distaff Awesome Feather 6thFilly & Mare Turf Zagora 1stJuvenile Fillies Turf Whatsdachances (IRE) 2ndJuvenile Turf Balance the Books 3rdJuvenile Turf Noble Tune 2ndTurf Sprint Corporate Jungle 6th

Quick facts about Chad Brown:

On Aug. 17, 2013, Brown accomplished an impressive Grade 1 turfdouble, winning the Sword Dancer Invitational Handicap at Saratogawith Big Blue Kitten and the Arlington Million at Arlington Park withReal Solution. The Arlington Million victory came on the disqualificationof The Apache for bumping in the stretch. “It was an incredible day forour stable. One of those days that youʼll never forget,” Brown says.“Hopefully we can do it again at some point in time.” The SwordDancer and the Arlington Million were “Win and Youʼre In” races andboth horses qualified for the Breedersʼ Cup Turf.

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Real Solution and Big Blue Kitten head a lineup of nearly a dozenhorses that Brown could have at the 30th Breedersʼ Cup in 2013.Candidates for that group include Bobbyʼs Kitten and Shadow Bankingfor the Juvenile Turf; Testa Rossi. Ready to Act, Granny Mcʼs Kittenand Kitten Kaboodle in the Juvenile Fillies Turf; and Easter Gift in theDirt. Last Gunfigther is being considered for the Dirt Mile and theMarathon and Summer Applause is a possibility for the Distaff.Bobbyʼs Kitten won the Pilgrim (G3) and Testa Rossi won the MissGrillo (G3) at Belmont Park and Kitten Kaboodle won the Jessamine(G3) at Keeneland, all “Win and Youʼre In” races, giving Brown fiveautomatic qualifiers.

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Brown won with the first Breedersʼ Cup horse he started, Maram in the2008 Juvenile Fillies Turf. She died in Sept. 2012 at age six of whatwas called “an acute illness.” In 2009, Maram finished sixth in the Fillyand Mare Turf and Silver Timber finished sixth in the Turf Sprint. SilverTimber was back the following year, finishing fifth in the same race. In2011, Brown had three Breedersʼ Cup starters: Dayatthespa in theJuvenile Fillies Turf (G2, 9th), Stacelita in the Filly and Mare Turf (G1,

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10th), and Fantastic Song in the Juvenile Turf (G1, 10th).

Brown is from Mechanicville, a small city with a population of 5,196 in2010 on the banks of the Hudson River about 17 miles southeast ofSaratoga Springs. He grew up going to historic Saratoga Race Coursewith his family and became interested in horses and the sport. To thisday, Brownʼs father heads to the same picnic table in the backyardevery time he goes to the track; Brown occasionally joins him there tohandicap his horsesʼ races, taking advantage of the more relaxedatmosphere.

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While in high school, Brown began working with harness horses atSaratoga Raceway. He took the next step toward what has becomehis career by spending his college summers and the year following hisgraduation from Cornell working for Hall of Fame trainer ShugMcGaughey. “I grew up breaking and training Standardbreds,” hesays, “but always wanted to be with the Thoroughbreds. I liked the wayShug won big races, and he had so many good, quality horses; I waslucky enough that he took me in when I approached him. I started outhot-walking, then grooming and worked my way up to a foreman.”

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Brown then spent five years working for another Hall of Famer, the lateBobby Frankel, splitting his time between southern California andSaratoga. He went on to oversee Frankelʼs divisions in Kentucky,Monmouth Park and Gulfstream Park and got hands-on experienceworking with Frankel-trained luminaries such as Ghostzapper,Intercontinental, Empire Maker, Ginger Punch, and Medaglia dʼOro. “Iwas at the point where I needed to grow into an assistant, and Shugʼsoperation was smaller and there was no room for that,” he said. “Going

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to work for Bobby was the best thing that ever happened to me. I gotto deal with so many good horses and so many good owners. He sentme everywhere – Hollywood Park, Santa Anita, Monmouth Park, andChurchill Downs. I learned so much from him, it was like the graduateschool of racing. It was really hard to leave. I talked to him about it andtold him the only way I would go was if he was willing to help me. Itʼsfitting that one of the last things I did was to saddle Ginger Punch towin the Breedersʼ Cup Distaff [at Monmouth in 2007, when Frankelstayed in California with his terminally ill dog]. Iʼd been there allsummer, and I was really close to that mare. Iʼm honored that Bobbytrusted me with her.”

Brown went out on his own in Nov. 2007, shortly after the BreedersʼCup. His first winner came later that month at Churchill Downs: DualJewels, in a $10,000 claimer. Dual Jewels was claimed from Brownʼssmall stable in that race. Brown made the move after getting married,when he decided it was time to return to New York on a morepermanent basis. His wife, Terrill, also is from New York; sheʼs thegranddaughter of trainer William “Red” Terrill.

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In 2008, his first full year of training, Brownʼs initial application for stallsat Saratoga was turned down. He did land a few stalls before the meetstarted and won with his first starter at his home track – with StarPlayer in the first race on opening day. That year he picked up his firststakes winners, all in listed stakes. Brown got his first graded stakeswin in July 2009 when Silver Timber won the Jaipur (G3) at BelmontPark. Silver Timber also won the Woodford Stakes (G3) in Oct. 2009.

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Silver Timber continued to be the big horse in Brownʼs barn through•

2010, winning four stakes races, including a repeat in the Woodford.

The 2011 season was Brownʼs breakthrough year: his stable reachedthe $5 million plateau in purse earnings and he won his first Grade 1 inJuly. Fittingly, that milestone came at Saratoga when Zagora capturedthe Diana, a race won by Bobby Frankel in 2001 and 2002. Brown saidat the time that the win was especially meaningful for that reason. Hewon three other Grade 1 races that year: the Beverly D. and FlowerBowl with Stacelita and the Gazelle with Awesome Feather.

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In 2012, Brown got off to a hot start at Saratoga, holding the lead inthe trainer standings in the early part of the meet. He would eventuallyfinish second with 29 wins to Todd Pletcherʼs 36. This year also sawBrown start his first horse in a Triple Crown race when Street Lifefinished fourth in the Belmont Stakes. Street Life went on to win theCurlin at Saratoga; he was injured in the Travers Stakes andsubsequently retired.

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Brown enjoyed a very successful Breedersʼ Cup weekend in 2012. Hesaddled Zagora to win the Fillies and Mare Turf; had a pair of secondswith Whatsdachanches in the Juvenile Fillies Turf and Noble Tune inthe Juvenile Turf; and Balance the Books was third in the JuvenileTurf. Zagoraʼs victory capped a championship season for which shereceived the Eclipse Award for outstanding Female Turf Horse. TheBrown-trained Stacelita won the 2011 Eclipse as the champion femaleturf horse.

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The victories in the Arlington Million and the Sword Dancer have beenhigh points in a dynamic 2013 season in which Brown had won gradedstakes with 12 different horses by Oct. 9 ... One of Brownʼsbest-known runners in 2013 is Fox Hill Farmʼs Normandy Invasion, hisfirst Kentucky Derby starter. Normandy Invasion was second in theWood Memorial (G1) and was fourth in the Derby. Injuries have keptthe colt out the races since the Derby, but he is scheduled to return toBrownʼs stable in November.

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Breeders' Cup TurfGRANDEUR (IRE)

Gr/ro.g.4 Verglas (IRE) - Misskinta (IRE) by Desert Sun (GB)Bred in Ireland by MRS CHERRY FAESTE (Apr 09, 2009)

126 Owner: YVONNE JACQUES

Trainer:JEREMY NOSEDA

2013: 4 1 1 0 $87,4182012: 10 5 2 1 $387,709Life: 16 7 4 1 $485,856Turf: 16 7 4 1 $485,856Course: 1 1 0 0 $90,000Off Dirt: 0 0 0 0 $0

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At 3: Won Hollywood Turf Cup S (gr. IIT), Twilight Derby (gr. IIT); 2nd Hollywood Derby (gr. IT); 3rd Totepool.com Winter Hill S (Eng-III).

At 4: Won Greene King Foundation S; 2nd Sky Bet York S (Eng-II). 2010: Magique, b f, by Jeremy. Raced 2 yrs in Eng, 12 sts, 2 wins, $16,657. 2011: Magnolia Beach, b c, by Footstepsinthesand. Raced 1 yr in Ire, 1 st, 0 wins, $3,245. 2012: Not bred.2013: Br c, by Holy Roman Emperor.

Inbreeding: 5SX5D Never Bend; 4SX5D Northern Dancer.Nicking: VERGLAS (Ire) w/DESERT SUN (GB) mares: 3 foals, 3 strs, 1 wnr (33%), 1 2yo

wnr (33%), 1 SW (33%), 1 GSW (33%).Broodmare sire: Desert Sun (GB), b, 1988-2012. Sire of 172 dams of 476 foals, 212 rnrs (45%),

117 wnrs (25%), 27 2yo wnrs (6%), 2.53 AEI, 1.25 CI; 12 sw.2nd dam: Darabaka, b, 1990-2011. Bred by H.H. the Aga Khan's Studs (Ire.). Unraced. Dam of FAR

CRY (g, Pharly; $329,844. Won Great North Eastern Railway Doncaster Cup, Eng-III; 2nd Gold Cup, Eng-I, J. P. Morgan Goodwood Cup, Eng-II, Bonusprint Bula Hurdle). Granddam of FAIRY OF THE NIGHT, DRESS REHEARSAL (Ire), Major Title.

VERGLAS(Ire), gr/ro, 1994

Highest Honor, 1983 14s, SW, $288,100 876 f, 75 SW, 1.46 AEI

Kenmare, 1975 11s, SW, $146,100 725 f, 65 SW, 1.82 AEI

Kalamoun

Belle of Ireland

High River, 1978 Unraced 7 f, 2 r, 1 w, 1 SW

Riverman

Hairbrush

Rahaam, 1987 4s, wnr, $11,952 10 f, 9 r, 9 w, 3 SW

Secreto, 1981 4s, SW, $350,665 567 f, 32 SW, 1.40 AEI

Northern Dancer

Betty's Secret

GRANDEUR(Ire) gr/ro, g April 9, 2009

Fager's Glory, 1976 Unraced 12 f, 10 r, 9 w, 2 SW

Mr. Prospector

Street's Glory

Desert Sun, 1988 23s, wnr, $186,865 961 f, 35 SW, 1.61 AEI

Green Desert, 1983 14s, SW, $308,015 1,211 f, 99 SW, 1.55 AEI

Danzig

Foreign Courier

MISSKINTA, b, 2003

Solar, 1973 18s, wnr, $23,291 10 f, 8 r, 7 w

Hotfoot

L'Anguissola

Darabaka, 1990 Unraced 10 f, 8 r, 6 w, 1 SW

Doyoun, 1985 7s, SW, $356,189 442 f, 40 SW, 2.23 AEI

Mill Reef

Dumka

Darazina, 1979 4s, wnr, $10,208 12 f, 8 r, 6 w, 5 SW

Labus

Djebellina

GRANDEUR (IRE)'S RACE AND (STAKES) RECORDYear Age Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned2011 at 2 in Eng 2 1 1 0 $10,7292012 at 3 in Eng, NA 10 5(2) 2(1) 1(1) $387,7092013 at 4 in Eng, NA 4 1(1) 1(1) 0 $87,418 Lifetime 16 7(3) 4(2) 1(1) $485,856Sire: VERGLAS, gr/ro, 1994-2011. Raced 3 yrs in Eng, Ire, and NA, 14 sts, 3 wins, $201,921. Won

Coventry S (Eng-III); 2nd Lexus Irish Two Thousand Guineas (Ire-I), San Marino H (RT); 3rd Heinz 57 Phoenix S (Ire-I).

Lifetime: 11 crops, 1,043 foals, 838 rnrs (80%), 465 wnrs (45%), 187 2yo wnrs (18%), 38 sw (4%), 1.18 AEI, 1.16 CI, 602 sale yrlgs, avg $44,327.

In 2013: 4 sw, 88 2yos, 52 2yo rnrs, 15 2yo wnrs.1st dam: Misskinta, b, 2003. Bred by Teviot Stud (Ire.). Raced 3 yrs in Ire, 16 sts, 1 win, $30,025.

Dam of 4 named foals, 4 rnrs, 3 wnrs, 1 sw. 2008: Sixty Eight Guns, b g, by Noverre. Raced 2 yrs in Ire, 9 sts, 1 win, $9,080. 2009: GRANDEUR (Ire), gr/ro g, by Verglas (Ire).

Owner

Yvonne Jacques

Quick facts about Yvonne Jacques:

Her light blue and pink silks are likely to be carried by Grandeur in the2013 Breedersʼ Cup Turf. The four-year-old is certainly no stranger toNorth American turf, having last fall won a pair of Grade 2 events, theTwilight Derby and Hollywood Turf Cup, victories that sandwiched anarrow defeat in the Hollywood Derby (G1). Although he did not figurein the 2013 Arlington Million (G1), he took a Listed event for trainerJeremy Noseda on his last start at Goodwood, England, in September.

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Yvonne Jacques is an independent investment managementprofessional, having previously sold a successful Insurance Brokeragecompany she founded. She was one of six people in the HighclereThoroughbred Racing Syndicate that co-owned the runaway 2010King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes (Group 1) winnerHarbinger, an 180,000 guineas purchase as a yearling, who wassubsequently sold to stand at stud in Japan for a sum reputedly 50times greater than his purchase price.

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Jacques originally had National Hunt horses before getting moreinvolved in the Flat in 2006. Today she has a financial interest in morethan 30 racehorses with trainers including Jeremy Noseda, MarcoBotti, Richard Hannon and Tim Easterby.

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Trainer

Jeremy Noseda ... Born: Sept. 17, 1963, London, England ...Residence: Newmarket, presiding over the Shalfleet yard ... Family:wife; Sally; sister of trainers Richard and Rae Guest ... Web site:www.jeremynoseda.com


2004 Juvenile Wilko 1st2005 Mile Majors Cast (Ire) 5th2006 Mile Araafa 9th2007 Filly & Mare Turf Simply Perfect (GB) dnf

Juvenile Turf Strike the Deal 4th2008 Marathon Sixties Icon (GB) 5th

Turf Sprint Fleeting Spirit (Ire) 4th2009 Juvenile Turf Awesome Act 4th

Sprint Fleeting Spirit (Ire) 7thTurf Sprint Strike the Deal 14th

2012 Juvenile Fillies Turf The Gold Cheongsam 5thJuvenile Turf Fantastic Moon 10th

Quick facts about Jeremy Noseda:

Noseda earned his first Breedersʼ Cup victory with his first starter•

when Wilko captured the 2004 Breedersʼ Cup Juvenile ... Wilko wasthen turned over to Craig Dollase and shipped to Dollaseʼs base inSouthern California.

In British prize money terms, he has yet to beat his 2006 haul of £1.26million, although 2011 was his best ever year in terms of number ofwinners, with 62 ... In 2013, up to Oct 15, he has won 45 races with150 runners in Britain, collecting £328,855 in prize money.

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His 2010 standard bearer was Sans Frontieres, who won the Irish StLeger, while his 14th and most recent Grade/Group 1 victory came inOct. 2011 when Western Aristocrat won the Jamaica Handicap atBelmont Park.

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Had to wait until 2009 for his next top level victory, when FleetingSpirit, who had finished fourth in the ʼ08 Breedersʼ Cup Turf Sprint,lifted the July Cup. Fleeting Spirit then finished 7th in the 2009Breedersʼ Cup Sprint on the synthetic surface at Santa Anita.Nosedaʼs Strike the Deal also returned to the Breedersʼ Cup in 2009,finishing last of 14 in the Turf Sprint, but Awesome Act finished fourthin the Juvenile Turf.

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2007 brought two more Group 1 triumphs, courtesy of Soldiers Tale inthe Golden Jubilee Stakes and Simply Perfect in the Falmouth Stakes.

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In 2006, he notched three British Group 1 wins, including his first-everclassic success when Sixties Icon won the St Leger. Araafa, who finishninth in the Breedersʼ Cup Mile, also won both the St Jamesʼs PalaceStakes (G1) and the Irish 2,000 Guineas (G1).

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Had to wait until 2003 to add to his tally at the top level when Carry OnKatie won the Cheveley Park Stakes and Balmont landed the MiddlePark Stakes.

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He made an immediate impact thanks to Wannabe Grand, who gavehim his first Group 1 success when landing the Cheveley Park Stakesat Newmarket in Oct. 1998 and finished second in the followingspringʼs One Thousand Guineas (G1).

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He had the opportunity to buy the renowned Shalfleet Stables inNewmarket, from the retiring Paul Kelleway. Noseda has a staff of sixthat assists him with the operation.

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Despite winning with his first runner and three of his next four starters,he failed to attract new owners and returned to Britain at the end of1997.

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In 1995, Sheikh Mohammed proposed setting Noseda up as a trainerin France, but Noseda turned down the offer due to his desire to trainunder his own name. With the Sheikhʼs blessing, he went back toHollywood Park in California in Jan. 1996 with 15 horses in his care.

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In late 1993, Sheikh Mohammed asked him to join his Godolphinoperation. His two years there coincided with Lammtarra winning boththe Epsom Derby and the Prix de lʼArc de Triomphe, not to mentionnumerous triumphs worldwide in major races with the likes ofBalanchine, Moonshell, Vettori, Halling and Classic Cliche.

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He was initially employed by John Dunlop, staying for six years, beforemoving on to work as assistant to John Gosden for five years,including three in California. ... Is a frequent buyer at sales on bothsides of the Atlantic.

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He had no family in racing, but became smitten by the sport as aschoolboy and learned to ride at the age of 13. He spent schoolholidays working in the stables of Brian Swift and Jeremy Tree beforeturning down a place at Cambridge University in order to further hisracing education.

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Noseda is an avid soccer fan and a season ticket holder at TottenhamHotspur.

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Breeders' Cup TurfINDY POINT (ARG)

Ch.c.4 Indygo Shiner - Red Point (ARG) by Parade MarshalBred in Argentina by FELIPE LOVISI (Sep 02, 2009)

126 Owner: GUSMAY-FER

Trainer:RICHARD E. MANDELLA

2013: 3 2 0 0 $156,5802012: 12 5 4 3 $502,481Life: 15 7 4 3 $659,061Turf: 5 3 1 0 $329,715Course: 1 1 0 0 $90,000Off Dirt: 4 3 1 0 $180,224

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4 foals, 3 rnrs, 2 wnrs. 2001: El Loco Pomelo, ch c, by Mutakddim. Raced 5 yrs in Arg, 29 sts, 2 wins, $18,866. 2002: Carismatico, dk b c, by Mutakddim. Raced 4 yrs in Arg, 11 sts, 3 wins, $17,757. 2003: Barren.2004: Barren.2005: Red Luk, ch f, by Luhuk. Raced 2 yrs in Arg, 11 sts, 2 wins, $27,580. 2006: High Red, dk b f, by High Yield. Raced 5 yrs in Arg, 17 sts, 2 wins, $32,412. 2008: Russian Point, dk b c, by Russian Blue. Raced 3 yrs in Arg, 12 sts, 0 wins, $7,762. 2009: INDY POINT (Arg), ch c, by Indygo Shiner.

At 2: Won Estrellas Juvenile (Arg-I); 2nd Pedro Goenaga (Arg-II); 3rd Asociacion Propietarios de Caballos de Carrera de Buenos Aires (Arg-III).

At 3: Won Nacional-Argentine Derby (Arg-I), Jockey Club 130 Aniversario (Arg-I), Miguel Cane (Arg-II); 2nd Polla de Potrillos-Argentine Two Thousand Guineas (Arg-I), Carlos Pellegrini (Arg-I).

At 4: Won John Henry Turf Championship S (gr. IIT), Wickerr S (RT). 2010: Point Runner, dk b c, by El Corredor. Raced 1 yr in Arg, 1 st, 0 wins. 2011: El Gran Roger, b c, by Russian Blue. Unraced.

Broodmare sire: PARADE MARSHAL, dkb/br, 1983. Sire of 240 dams of 945 foals, 516 rnrs (55%), 284 wnrs (30%), 31 2yo wnrs (3%), 1.04 AEI, 1.30 CI; 19 sw.

2nd dam: Regata, ch, 1972. Unraced.

INDYGO SHINER, ch, 1998

A.P. Indy, 1989 11s, SW, $2,979,815 1,181 f, 151 SW, 2.87 AEI

Seattle Slew, 1974 17s, SW, $1,208,726 1,050 f, 114 SW, 3.66 AEI

Bold Reasoning

My Charmer

Weekend Surprise, 1980 31s, SW, $402,892 14 f, 12 r, 9 w, 4 SW

Secretariat

Lassie Dear

Navarra, 1988 29s, SW, $224,886 9 f, 8 r, 7 w, 1 SW

El Gran Senor, 1981 8s, SW, $502,819 399 f, 55 SW, 2.69 AEI

Northern Dancer

Sex Appeal

INDY POINT(Arg) ch, c September 2, 2009

Image of Reality, 1976 26s, SW, $211,290 8 f, 8 r, 8 w, 3 SW

In Reality

Edee's Image

Parade Marshal, 1983 17s, SW, $184,644 727 f, 38 SW, 1.25 AEI

Caro, 1967 12s, SW, $17,959 599 f, 78 SW, 3.26 AEI

Fortino II

Chambord

RED POINT, dkb, 1991

Stepping High, 1969 18s, wnr, $60,345 17 f, 17 r, 15 w, 2 SW

No Robbery

Bebop II

Regata, 1972 wnr 10 f, 4 r, 0 w

Rigolo, 1961 wnr 133 f, 12 SW, 1.23 AEI

Sideral

Rine

Lapataia, 1960 SW 8 f, 2 r, 3 w, 2 SW

At Home

Pemba

INDY POINT (ARG)'S RACE AND (STAKES) RECORDYear Age Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned2011-’12 at 2 in Arg 7 2(1) 2(1) 3(1) $125,3922012-’13 at 3 in Arg 5 3(3) 2(2) 0 $377,0892013 at 4 in NA 3 2(2) 0 0 $156,580 Lifetime 15 7(6) 4(3) 3(1) $659,061Sire: INDYGO SHINER, ch, 1998-2013. Raced 3 yrs, 12 sts, 4 wins, $444,066. Won Jefferson Cup

S (gr. IIIT); 2nd Grey Breeders' Cup S (Can-I), Del Mar Derby (gr. IIT), Arlington Classic S (gr. IIT). Lifetime: 8 crops, 631 foals, 344 rnrs (55%), 218 wnrs (35%), 17 2yo wnrs (3%), 19 sw (3%), 1.59

AEI, 1.44 CI, 120 sale yrlgs, avg $29,356, 0.6 TNA.In 2013: 3 sw, 92 2yos, 17 2yo rnrs, 7 2yo wnrs, 19 sale yrlgs, avg $13,511.1st dam: Red Point, dk b, 1991. Bred by Haras El Candil (Arg.). Raced 3 yrs in Arg, 12 sts, $3,754.

Dam of 10 named foals, 9 rnrs, 7 wnrs, 1 sw. 1999: Red Halo, ch c, by Southern Halo. Raced 4 yrs in Arg, 35 sts, 3 wins, $10,696. 2000: America Halo, ch f, by Southern Halo. Raced 3 yrs in Arg, 31 sts, 2 wins, $14,522. Dam of

Breeder/Owner

Felipe Lovisi ... Born: Salerno, Italy ... Family: Wife Patricia Perez;children Gustavo Adrian, Mayra Florencia, and Maria Fernanda.

Quick facts about Felipe Lovisi:

For Lovisi, Indy Point is a horse of a lifetime, fulfilling all his dreamsfrom the time he was a child.

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Indy Point has won the Argentine Derby (G1), the Jockey Club 131stAnniversary Stakes (G1), Estrellas Juvenile (G1), and Miguel Cane(G2), as well as finishing second in the Argentine 2,000 Guineas (G1)and the prestigious Carlos Pellegrini (G1) against older horses, all in2012. Shipped to the United States to train with Richard Mandella atthe end of 2012, he was given seven months off, then he won the2013 John Henry Turf Championship Stakes (G2) and an overnightstakes in three starts going into the 2013 Breedersʼ Cup.

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Lovisi raced Red Point. When she retired she produced seven winnersfrom nine starters for Lovisi. She earned the right to have a season toone of Argentinaʼs leading stallions, Indygo Shiner, at the greatArgentine stud Haras La Quebrada. The resulting foal, Indy Point, was

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born Sept. 2, 2009.

After marrying Patricia, Lovisi gave ponies to their children, who haveall developed the same love for horses their parents share. He wantedmore of a life with horses and as he could afford it, under the advice ofRuben Magdalena, Lovisi bought his first racehorse. He knew RaulRamallo, and had become good friends with him, so when Ramalloretired as a jockey and started training, Lovisi started owning horses togive to him. Lovisi named his stable after his three children –Gusmayfer.

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A friend of his when he was young was a player on the ArgentineaSoccer Team, Ruben “El Gato” Magdalena, who bred and ownedseveral racehorses and encouraged Lovisiʼs passion, taking him to thetrack and showing him the horses he raced, including one called “Offthe Record,” which was a particular favorite.

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Emigrated from Italy to Argentina when he was two years old becauseof the poverty in Italy during WWII. His love of horses showed early, hewas always watching and admiring them. His first jobs were aroundhorses, selling fruit and ice cream from horse-drawn carts. His workingpartner was a horse named “Tito.”

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Trainer

Richard Mandella ... Born: Nov. 5, 1950 in Altadena, Calf. ...Residence: Pasadena, Calif. ... Family: Wife Randi, son Gary, also atrainer; and daughter Andrea.


1984 Juvenile Fillies Pirateʼs Glow 9th1986 Classic Hopeful Word 8th

Mile Mangaki 10th1990 Sprint Corwyn Bay (Ire) 8th1993 Juvenile Fillies Phone Chatter 1st

Turf Kotashaan (Fr) 1st1994 Classic Best Pal 5th

Classic Soul of the Matter 4th1995 Classic Soul of the Matter 4th

Turf Talloires 13th1996 Classic Atticus 8th

Classic Dare and Go 11thTurf Talloires 6th

1998 Classic Gentlemen (Arg) 10thJuvenile Fillies Rayelle 10th

1999 Juvenile Dixie Union 5thSprint Lexicon 9th

2002 Juvenile Listen Indy 7thTurf The Tin Man 4th

2003 Classic Pleasantly Perfect 1stJuvenile Action This Day 1stJuvenile Minister Eric 2ndJuvenile Siphonizer 10thJuvenile Fillies Halfbridled 1stTurf Johar 1st (DH)Turf The Tin Man 4th

2004 Classic Pleasantly Perfect 4th2005 Turf Lauraʼs Lucky Boy 11th2008 Juvenile Mine That Bird 12th

Turf Sprint One Union 8th2009 Sprint Crown of Thorns 2nd

Turf Sprint Lord Shanakill 12th2010 Turf Champ Pegasus 2nd2012 Filly & Mare Sprint Rumor 5th

Juvenile Fillies Beholder 1stSprint Jimmy Creed 9th

Quick facts about Richard Mandella:

Mandella will be trying to build on his Breedersʼ Cup success at SantaAnita where all seven of his previous victories have come, including

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last year when he won the Juvenile Fillies with Beholder ... The now3-year-old filly is one of the top contenders for the 2013 Breedersʼ CupDistaff after most recently winning the Zenyatta Stakes (G1) at SantaAnita to add to her three other stakes wins this year ... Mandella isranked ninth in Breedersʼ Cup earnings of $9,126,960.

Mandella enjoyed a record-setting Breedersʼ Cup at Santa Anita in2003, when he saddled four winners from seven to start, and amassedearnings of $4,564,040 for the richest day by a trainer in the eventʼshistory. His winners included Pleasantly Perfect in the Classic, Johar inthe Turf, Action This Day in the Juvenile, and Halfbridled in theJuvenile Fillies. He had the exacta in the Juvenile, also conditioningsecond-place finisher Minister Eric ... His other two Breedersʼ Cupvictories also came at Santa Anita, coming in 1993, with Kotashaan(Fr) in the Turf and Phone Chatter in the Juvenile Fillies.

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Enjoyed almost as big a day the previous time Santa Anita hosted theBreedersʼ Cup in 1993 when he won the Turf with Kotashaan, theJuvenile Fillies with Phone Chatter and two other stakes on theundercard with Memo and Region. Total earnings that day were$1,697,500. Kotashaan went on to be named Horse of the Year aswell as champion male turf horse, while Phone Chatter earned theEclipse Award for champion 2-year-old filly.

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Reflecting on those two dream days, Mandella in 2009 said with hisself-deprecating sense of humor, “It makes you wonder how you canbe so stupid on other days.” In a more serious tone, he added, “I lookback on it with a lot of appreciation. It kind of hits you like a bolt oflightning when it happens, but with each passing year, it seems to get

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bigger and bigger.”

In the late 1990s and early 2000s, Mandella built quite a reputationwith South American horses such as Siphon, Sandpit, Gentlemen,Malek, Puerto Madero and Redattore. Although it had been a numberof years since he had had a good South American horse, hisreputation led to owner Felipe Lovisi sending him Indy Point (Arg)earlier this year. The faith has been rewarded with two victories in theUnited States, including the John Henry Turf Championship Stakes(G2) to set the horse up for a try at the Breedersʼ Cup Turf.

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Trainer of four champions: Kotashaan (Fr) (Horse of the Year,Champion grass horse, 1993), Action This Day (Championtwo-year-old colt, 2003), Halfbridled (Champion two-year-old filly,2003), and Phone Chatter (Champion two-year-old filly, 1993).

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Cut back to one barn in 2011. Angel Vega is his chief assistant.•

The Tin Man won the 2006 Arlington Million Stakes (G1). The geldingwas one of Mandellaʼs most consistent performers, racing for sevenseasons and winning 13 of 31 starts for $3,663,780. Of his eightgraded stakes wins, four came in Grade 1 competition, including twoeditions of the Clement L. Hirsch Memorial Turf Championship Stakes(G1) in 2002 and 2006.

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Other Grade 1 winners Mandella has trained are Corrazona, Virginie,Afternoon Deelites, Into Mischief, Noches de Rosa, The Hague, LazyLode, Boboman, Redattore, Champ Pegasus, Dixie Union, Rock HardTen, Dessert, Puerto Madero, Soul of the Matter, Likeable Style, Wild

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Rush, Dixie Chatter, Atticus, Kudos, Matiara, Poley, Golden Treat,Devilʼs Orchid, Stop Traffic, Salt Champ and Event of the Year.

Passed $100-million career earnings plateau in 2004, the year he wonthe $6-million Dubai World Cup with Pleasantly Perfect.

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Along with son, Gary, previous assistants have included DanHendricks, Mike Machowsky and Beau Greely.

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Mandella is a vice president of the Oak Tree Racing Association, ofwhich he has been a member since 2006, and was the first trainerchosen to serve on its board of directors. He also has served on theCalifornia Thoroughbred Breeders Association board of directors.

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Was the subject of the documentary “On the Muscle: A Year Inside aThoroughbred Racing Stable,” which followed Mandella throughout his2002 racing season, and included the 2003 Breedersʼ Cup.

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Inducted into the Racing Hall of Fame in 2001.•

Gave Laffit Pincay Jr., his leg up on Irish Nip for jockeyʼs historic8,8834th victory that made him the all-time career leader on Dec. 10,1999, at Hollywood Park.

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Won six straight million-dollar races in Southern California from the1996 Hollywood Gold Cup through the 1998 Santa Anita Handicapwith Siphon, Dare and Go, Gentlemen and Malek. That string includedDare and Go snapping Cigarʼs 16-race winning streak with a stunningupset in the 1996 Pacific Classic and a one-two-three finish by Siphon,Sandpit and Gentlemen in the 1997 Santa Anita Handicap.

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First trainer in Southern California to train both winners whodead-heated in a Grade 1 stake: Beautiful Melody and ReluctantGuest in the 1990 Beverly Hills Handicap at Hollywood Park.

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Has won five training titles on the Southern California circuit:Hollywood Park Spring/Summer in 1987, Hollywood Park Autumn in1997, Del Mar in 1990 (tie), and Oak Tree in 1990 and 1993.

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Opened public stable in California in 1976 and developed Bad ʻn Biginto his first major stakes winner in 1977 and ʼ78.

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Worked one year at Farrell Jonesʼs Riverside Ranch in California andmore than one year as an assistant to Lefty Nickerson in New Yorkbefore taking a private job for Texan Roger Braugh in 1974.

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Son of a blacksmith in Beaumont, Calif., Mandella broke and gallopedhorses at Connie Ringʼs Three Rings Ranch during high school.

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Breeders' Cup TurfLITTLE MIKE e

B.g.6 Spanish Steps - Hay Jude by Wavering MonarchBred in Florida by CARLO E. VACCAREZZA (May 24, 2007)

126 Owner: PRISCILLA VACCAREZZA

Trainer:DALE L. ROMANS

2013: 5 1 0 0 $408,6002012: 7 4 0 1 $2,668,742Life: 26 13 2 1 $3,483,012Turf: 21 13 1 1 $3,473,142Course: 1 1 0 0 $1,620,000Off Dirt: 0 0 0 0 $0

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2005: LITTLE NICK, b g, by Tiger Ridge. Raced 6 yrs, 40 sts, 9 wins, $499,713. Won Bob Umphrey Turf Sprint Championship H (T), Champali S (T), Basket Weave S (T); 2nd Turf Monster H (T), Tony Gatto Dream Big S (T); 3rd Miami Mile H (gr. IIIT), Gulfstream Park Turf Sprint S (T), Fitz Dixon Jr. Memorial Juvenile S, Reappeal S (T) twice, Jack Dudley Sprint H (R).

2006: Time for Justice, gr/ro c, by Unbridled Time. Unraced. ($1,000 obswin yrlg). 2007: LITTLE MIKE, b g, by Spanish Steps.

At 3: 2nd Monarch's Maze S (T). At 4: Won Canadian Turf S (gr. IIIT), Emirates Airline Appleton S (gr. IIIT), Ft. Lauderdale S (gr. IIIT). At 5: Won Breeders' Cup Turf (gr. IT), Arlington Million S (gr. IT), Woodford Reserve Turf Classic

S (gr. IT), Florida Sunshine Millions Turf S (RT); 3rd Shoemaker Mile S (gr. IT). At 6: Won Joe Hirsch Turf Classic Invitational S (gr. IT).

2008: Not bred.2009: Little Nicholas, b g, by Hook and Ladder. Raced 2 yrs, 15 sts, 0 wins, $18,628. ($25,000

obsopn 2yo). Died 2012. 2010: Priscilla Marie, b f, by Bustin Stones. Raced 2 yrs, 13 sts, 1 win, $67,184. 2012: Ch f, by Big Brown. 2013: Little Scotty, c, by Paddy O'Prado.

Inbreeding: 5SX4D In Reality; 5SX5D Raise a Native.Nicking: SPANISH STEPS w/WAVERING MONARCH mares: 1 foal, 1 str, 1 wnr (100%), 0

2yo wnrs (0%), 1 SW (100%), 1 GSW (100%).Broodmare sire: WAVERING MONARCH, b, 1979-2004. Sire of 227 dams of 1,079 foals, 771 rnrs

(71%), 530 wnrs (49%), 142 2yo wnrs (13%), 1.43 AEI, 1.38 CI; 49 sw.2nd dam: Double Norm, b, 1986. Bred by Glen Hill Farm (Fla.). Raced 3 yrs, 23 sts, 1 win, $12,866.

SPANISH STEPS, dkb/br, 2001

Unbridled, 1987 24s, SW, $4,489,475 566 f, 49 SW, 2.65 AEI

Fappiano, 1977 17s, SW, $370,213 410 f, 48 SW, 4.40 AEI

Mr. Prospector

Killaloe

Gana Facil, 1981 19s, wnr, $85,100 7 f, 6 r, 5 w, 2 SW

Le Fabuleux

Charedi

Trolley Song, 1983 7s, wnr, $25,914 12 f, 9 r, 5 w, 1 SW

Caro, 1967 12s, SW, $17,959 599 f, 78 SW, 3.26 AEI

Fortino II

Chambord

LITTLE MIKE b, g May 24, 2007

Lucky Spell, 1971 69s, SW, $253,655 14 f, 12 r, 8 w, 3 SW

Lucky Mel

Incantation

Wavering Monarch, 1979 13s, SW, $466,773 673 f, 41 SW, 1.22 AEI

Majestic Light, 1973 31s, SW, $650,158 854 f, 72 SW, 2.07 AEI

Majestic Prince

Irradiate

HAY JUDE, b, 1995

Uncommitted, 1974 9s, wnr, $9,270 10 f, 9 r, 5 w, 2 SW

Buckpasser

Lady Be Good

Double Norm, 1986 23s, wnr, $12,866 7 f, 4 r, 2 w

Relaunch, 1976 18s, SW, $278,100 725 f, 89 SW, 2.66 AEI

In Reality

Foggy Note

T. V. Spot, 1981 10s, wnr, $32,600 10 f, 8 r, 7 w, 1 SW

Explodent

Rate Card

LITTLE MIKE'S RACE AND (STAKES) RECORDYear Age Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned2009 at 2 2 0 1 0 $4,6202010 at 3 7 4 1(1) 0 $145,3502011 at 4 5 4(3) 0 0 $255,7002012 at 5 7 4(4) 0 1(1) $2,668,7422013 at 6 in NA, UAE 5 1(1) 0 0 $408,600 Lifetime 26 13(8) 2(1) 1(1) $3,483,012Sire: Spanish Steps, dkb/br, 2001. Unraced. Lifetime: 6 crops, 213 foals, 154 rnrs (72%), 87 wnrs (41%), 21 2yo wnrs (10%), 7 sw (3%), 1.52

AEI, 1.32 CI, 63 sale yrlgs, avg $26,605, 0.5 TNA.In 2013: 2 sw, 13 2yos, 3 2yo rnrs, 1 2yo wnr.1st dam: Hay Jude, b, 1995. Bred by Long Meadow Stables (Ill.). Raced 5 yrs, 30 sts, 5 wins, $113,152.

Dam of 7 named foals, 4 rnrs, 3 wnrs, 2 sw. ($6,000, 2007 obswin, Spanish Steps).2004: Lovulykbakofmyhand, b f, by Lake Austin. Unraced.

Breeder/Owner

Carlo and Priscilla Vaccarezza ... Born: Carlo was born Genoa, Italy onNov. 8, 1951; Priscilla was born Aug. 25, 1964. ... Residence: Parkland,Fla. The couple had previously resided in Naperville, Ill., before movingto Florida a decade ago.

Quick facts about Carlo and Priscilla Vaccarezza:

Little Mike, winner of the 2012 Breedersʼ Cup Turf, was their first everstarter in the Breedersʼ Cup World Championships.

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Little Mike, who in addition to the Breedersʼ Cup Turf won the 2012Woodford Reserve (G1) and Arlington Million (G1), secured a returntrip to the Breedersʼ Cup by capturing the Joe Hirsch Turf Classic (G1)by a nose at Belmont Park in September. It was his first victory in2013.

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In 2013, along with trainer Dale Romans and stable manager JohnWilliams, the Vaccarezzas founded Little Dreams Racing, whosestated mission says: “The purpose of Little Dreams Racing is to formpartnerships with racing enthusiasts to run Thoroughbreds at the majorracing venues of the United States.” ... All the names of the horses inthe stable start with “Little.”

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The only mare Vaccarezza currently has is Hay Jude, who producedmultiple Grade 1 winner Little Mike (Woodford Reserve Turf Classicand Arlington Million). Hay Jude, an Illinois-bred who won 5 races in30 starts, also produced the Vaccarezza-owned stakes winner LittleNick, who is twice stakes-placed in 2012 and an earner of more than$500,000 in his career. Hay Jude was given to Vaccarezza by his

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friend Pat Greco when the horseʼs racing career was over.

The Vaccarezzas have raced a handful of successful horses over theyears and among their other stakes winners is the filly My DueProcess ... “Can you believe this?” Vaccarezza said after Little Mikehad won the Arlington Million. “Iʼm just a backyard kind of guy and wetook a Florida-bred horse that was out of an Illinois-bred mare and wetook on the Europeans in one of the biggest races in the world and webeat them. What a story.”

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Mr. Vaccarezza has been involved in Thoroughbred racing for morethan 35 years. He had a brief stint as a hotwalker at Aqueduct in thelate 1960s and bought his first race horse in the early 1970s.

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The Vaccarezzas previously operated Break of Dawn Farm nearOcala, which in the mid 1990s was one of the only training centers inthe area with a swimming pool. Vaccarezza, whose major customersincluded the late George Steinbrenner, has since sold the facility.

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Mr. Vaccarezza is a Florida-based restaurateur who currently ownstwo restaurants – Damiano Restaurant in Boca Raton, Fla., and Frankand Dinoʼs in Deerfield Beach, Fla. Vaccarezzaʼs previous restaurantestablishments included Rustyʼs (co-owned with baseball great RustyStaub) in New York City and Mickeyʼs (co-owned with actor MickeyRourke) in Miami.

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Although he lost the Eclipse Award for champion Turf horse to Milewinner Wise Dan, Little Mike was recognized as the Florida-bredHorse of the Year in 2012.

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Trainer

Dale Romans ... Born: Aug. 14, 1966, Louisville, Ky. ... Residence:Louisville, Ky. ... Family: Longtime partner Tammy Fox; although the twohave never legally been married, they have been together nearly 20years and have two children, daughter Bailey and son Jacob ... Tammy isa former jockey who exercise many of the Romans horses ... BrotherBruce Romans co-produced and acted in a movie called “Sweet William,”loosely based on his familyʼs life at the track ... Scenes for the moviewere shot at Churchill Downs in the summer of 2004 ... Other brother,Jerry, is an executive in the tobacco industry and owns horses in Daleʼscare. ... Web site: www.daleromansracing.com


2004 Classic Roses in May 2ndTurf Kittenʼs Joy 2nd

2005 Juvenile Dawn of War 11th2007 Turf Fri Guy 7th2008 Juvenile Fillies C.S. Silk 7th

Mile Thorn Song 9th2009 Juvenile Turf Tapitsfly 1st2010 Classic First Dude 8th

Classic Paddy OʼPrado 5th2011 Dirt Mile Shackleford 2nd

Juvenile Dullahan 4th

Mile Court Vision 1st2012 Dirt Mile Shackleford 7th

Juvenile Fillies Turf Moonwalk 7thJuvenile Turf Summit County 12thTurf Dullahan 9thTurf Little Mike 1st

Quick facts about Dale Romans:

Dale Romans earned his first Eclipse Award for Outstanding Trainer in2012 following a season that saw him saddle the victors of nine Grade1 races, including Little Mikeʼs triumph in the 2012 Breedersʼ Cup Turf.…Little Mikeʼs Breedersʼ Cup win was one of 20 graded stakesvictories for Romans in 2012 as he finished fourth in the nation with acareer-best $11,834,249 in earnings.

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Little Mike became Romansʼs third Breedersʼ Cup winner. He earnedhis first Breedersʼ Cup victory when Tapitsfly won the 2009 JuvenileFillies Turf and won the 2011 Breedersʼ Cup Mile by a nose with 64-1long shot Court Vision, paying $131.60. … Finished second in the2011 Dirt Mile with Shackleford and second in both the 2004 Classicand Turf with Roses In May and Kittenʼs Joy, respectively.

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After a slow start to 2013 that saw his stable win just two gradedstakes through the end of August, Romans rebounded with a bigSeptember in which he tied Steve Asmussen for the meet title atChurchill Downs. Donegal Racingʼs Cleburne and Smart Cover both

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put themselves on a path to the Breedersʼ Cup Juvenile by running 1-2in the Iroquois Stakes (G3) at Churchill Downs while Little Mike earnedhis way back to the Breedersʼ Cup for a title defense by winning theJoe Hirsch Turf Classic (G1) at Belmont Park. Romans also has apossible Breedersʼ Cup Mile contender in multiple graded stakeswinner, Silver Max.

Little Mikeʼs win in the Joe Hirsch Turf Classic snapped a four-racelosing skid and was his first win since his Breedersʼ Cup victory. Thegelded son of Spanish Steps began his six-year-old campaign inDubai, finishing 11th in the Dubai Duty Free (UAE-G1), and ran sixth inthe Arlington Million (G1) in his attempt to capture that race for asecond consecutive year.

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Popular Romans was honored in Dec. 2012 as the winner of the BigSport of Turfdom Award which is “bestowed upon a person or group ofpeople who enhance coverage of Thoroughbred racing throughcooperation with media and Thoroughbred racing publicists.”

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Romans captured the first Triple Crown race of his career in 2011when his stable star Shackleford was able to hold off Kentucky Derbywinner Animal Kingdom for a half-length victory in the PreaknessStakes ... His first Classic win came one year after he “hit the board” inall three Triple Crown races. Paddy OʼPrado finished third in theKentucky Derby and then stablemate First Dude finished second in thePreakness and third in the Belmont Stakes.

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Experienced his breakout year in 2004 thanks in part to EclipseAward-winning Kittenʼs Joy, runner-up in the Turf, and Whitney

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Handicap (G1) winner Roses in May, runner-up in the Breedersʼ CupClassic. They were Romansʼ first Breedersʼ Cup starters ... Roses inMay returned in 2005 to win the Donn Handicap (G1) and Dubai WorldCup (UAE-G1) before being sent to Japan for stud duty. Kittenʼs Joyalso was retired in 2005 after finishing second in the Arlington Million(G1) and now ranks as a leading sire for owner/breeders Ken andSarah Ramsey.

Kittenʼs Joy also is the sire of the Ramseysʼ multiple Grade 1 winnerBig Blue Kitten, who was second to Little Mike in the Joe Hirsch TurfClassic and is slated to be among the leading contenders for theBreedersʼ Cup Turf . “He was the game changer for me in my career,”Romans said of Kittenʼs Joy. “He did so much for me and he keepsdoing it. We have a breeding right so heʼs the gift who keeps ongiving.”

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Romans has expanded his operation in recent years to include hisLiberty Lane Training Center based in Goshen, Ky. and a 105-acrenursery near Lexington he acquired. Romans Racing also beganconsigning horses at public auction in 2012 with offerings at theFasig-Tipton Saratoga select yearling sale and Keeneland Septemberyearling sale.

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Won his 1,000th race on June 14, 2006, at Churchill Downs with C F OLite ... Has won training titles at Churchill, Keeneland, and TurfwayPark … Key assistants are Baldemar Behena (Churchill Downs andhis private Liberty Lane Training Center, Kentucky), Mary Doser (NewYork and Florida), and former jockey Tammy Fox, his partner of morethan 20 years who also serves as the primary exercise rider.

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Grew up on the Churchill Downs backstretch learning his trade fromhis father, Jerry Romans, who passed away in 2000 … Credits hisfather with having the greatest influence on his career. “The biggestthing he ever taught me – the racetrack is a small world. Donʼt cheatanybody if you want to survive.” ... Says he also learned from watchingother trainers at Churchill Downs, particularly Don Winfrey, GregFoley, Angel Montana and Bernie Flint. “I watched the people [trainers]at the gap, watched what theyʼve done right and what theyʼve donewrong, and taken a little bit of good from all of them,” he said.

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In addition to working for his father, Romans worked for Hall of Fame•

trainer Woody Stephens for four months. He took out his first trainerʼslicense at age 18 and saddled his first winner on Feb. 15, 1987 atTurfway Park with a filly named Miss Mindy, whom he bought for$1,500. He also scored his first stakes win at Turfway with MorningPunch in the 1991 Florence Stakes.

Romansʼ preparations of Sharp Humor for the 2006 Kentucky Derbywas a focal point of the documentary “The First Saturday in May.”

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Has won more than 1,660 races with career earnings of more than$80.7 million.

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Breeders' Cup TurfMAGICIAN (IRE)

B.c.3 Galileo (IRE) - Absolutelyfabulous (IRE) by Mozart (IRE)Bred in Ireland by ABSOLUTELYFABULOUS SYNDICATE (Apr 24, 2010)

122 Owner: MICHAEL TABOR, DERRICK SMITH &MRS. JOHN MAGNIER

Trainer:AIDAN P. O'BRIEN

2013: 3 2 0 0 $277,5872012: 4 1 1 0 $16,909Life: 7 3 1 0 $294,496Turf: 6 3 0 0 $292,334Course: 0 0 0 0 $0Off Dirt: 0 0 0 0 $0

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2010: MAGICIAN, b c, by Galileo (Ire).At 3: Won Tattersalls Irish Two Thousand Guineas (Ire-I), Betvictor.com Dee S (Eng-III).

2011: Absolute Galileo, b c, by Galileo (Ire). Unraced. 2012: B f, by Galileo (Ire). 2013: B f, by Galileo (Ire).

Inbreeding: 3SX5D Northern Dancer; 5SX5D Raise a Native.Nicking: GALILEO (Ire) w/MOZART (Ire) mares: 3 foals, 2 strs, 2 wnrs (67%), 0 2yo wnrs

(0%), 1 SW (33%), 1 GSW (33%).Broodmare sire: MOZART (Ire), b, 1998-2002. Sire of 32 dams of 72 foals, 52 rnrs (72%), 32 wnrs

(44%), 17 2yo wnrs (24%), 0.91 AEI, 1.34 CI; 2 sw.2nd dam: Lady Windermere, ch, 1997-2013. Bred by Brittas House Stud (Ire.). Unraced.

GALILEO(Ire), b, 1998


Northern Dancer, 1961 18s, SW, $580,647 636 f, 147 SW, 5.10 AEI

Nearctic

Natalma

Fairy Bridge, 1975 2s, wnr, $4,781 9 f, 7 r, 6 w, 4 SW

Bold Reason

Special

Urban Sea, 1989 23s, SW, $1,704,553 11 f, 9 r, 8 w, 8 SW

Miswaki, 1978 13s, SW, $232,320 1,154 f, 101 SW, 1.95 AEI

Mr. Prospector

Hopespringseternal

MAGICIAN b, c April 24, 2010

Allegretta, 1978 9s, wnr, $22,088 12 f, 11 r, 9 w, 3 SW

Lombard

Anatevka

Mozart, 1998 10s, SW, $819,900 101 f, 8 SW, 1.54 AEI

Danehill, 1986 9s, SW, $321,064 2,408 f, 354 SW, 3.54 AEI

Danzig

Razyana

ABSOLUTELY-FABULOUS, b, 2003

Victoria Cross, 1983 Unraced 9 f, 5 r, 4 w, 2 SW

Spectacular Bid

Glowing Tribute

Lady Windermere, 1997 Unraced 8 f, 8 r, 3 w, 1 SW

Lake Coniston, 1991 16s, SW, $357,171 691 f, 11 SW, 0.76 AEI

Bluebird

Persian Polly

Brigid, 1991 5s, wnr, $18,073 11 f, 7 r, 6 w, 3 SW

Irish River

Luv Luvin'

MAGICIAN (IRE)'S RACE AND (STAKES) RECORDYear Age Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned2012 at 2 in Ire 4 1 1 0 $16,9092013 at 3 in Eng, Ire 3 2(2) 0 0 $277,587 Lifetime 7 3(2) 1 0 $294,496Sire: GALILEO, b, 1998. Raced 2 yrs in Eng, Ire, and NA, 8 sts, 6 wins, $2,245,373. Champion 3yo

colt in Eur, Eng, Ire. Won Vodafone Epsom Derby (Eng-I), Budweiser Irish Derby (Ire-I), King George VI & Queen Elizabeth Diamond S (Eng-I), Derrinstown Stud Derby Trial S (Ire-III), Ballysax S; 2nd Food Island Irish Champion S (Ire-I).

Lifetime: 9 crops, 1,734 foals, 1,280 rnrs (74%), 842 wnrs (49%), 166 2yo wnrs (10%), 160 sw (9%), 2.75 AEI, 2.52 CI, 813 sale yrlgs, avg $304,581, 7.0 TNA.

In 2013: 31 sw, 137 2yos, 49 2yo rnrs, 20 2yo wnrs, 6 sale yrlgs, avg $535,833.1st dam: ABSOLUTELYFABULOUS, b, 2003. Bred by Barouche Stud (Ire.). Raced 2 yrs in Eng and

Ire, 15 sts, 3 wins, $92,988. Won Cork S; 3rd Ballyogan S (Ire-III), Woodlands S. Dam of 3 named foals, 2 rnrs, 2 wnrs, 1 sw. 2009: Wonderful, b f, by Galileo (Ire). Raced 2 yrs in Ire, 9 sts, 1 win, $17,022.

Breeder

Absolutelyfabulous Syndicate ... Professional Background: One of many names used for breeding by the Coolmore Stud.

Co-Owner

Michael Tabor ... Born: Oct. 28, 1941 in the East End of London ...Residence: Monte Carlo, Monaco and Barbados ... Family: wife Doreen;son Ashley is chief executive of the Global Talent Group, a musicpublishing, artist management and rights ownership business with a $10million turnover.

Quick facts about Michael Tabor:

Tabor will return to the Breedersʼ Cup in 2013 with plenty ofconfidence behind Declaration Of War in the Classic, a race targetedever since Tabor and Coolmore partners purchased him last summerfrom the yard of French trainer Jean-Claude Rouget after two races asa juvenile in 2011. During a busy seven-race campaign in 2013, thecoltʼs two Group 1 successes came in the Queen Anne Stakes atRoyal Ascot and the International Stakes at York. His trainer, AidanOʼBrien, says Declaration Of War reminds him of 2000 Breedersʼ CupClassic runner-up Giantʼs Causeway, who was bred by Tabor and wasfoaled at Ashford Stud near Lexington before racing in Ireland andEngland. Giantʼs Causeway, now standing at Ashford, was championsire in 2009 and 2010.

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Having won four of the five English Classics in 2012, theTabor/Coolmore team had to settle for just two of the five in 2013.Ruler Of The World (Ire) progressed from being an unracedthree-year-old to land the Epsom Derby in less than two months and asecond English Classic came courtesy of Leading Light (Ire) (StLeger). Other G1 successes were recorded by St Nicholas Abbey (Ire)(Coronation Cup and Dubai Sheema Classic) and Magician (Ire) (Irish

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2000 Guineas).

Tabor returned to Dubai to start the season in 2013 with St NicholasAbbey, who had won the 2011 Breedersʼ Cup Turf and finished third inthe same race in 2012. Having finished runner-up in the DubaiSheema Classic (G1) in 2012, the six-year-old went one better in acracking renewal which saw no fewer than six Group/Grade 1 winnersin the field of 11. And Tabor/Coolmore also tasted success for thesecond year in succession in the UAE Derby (G2) with Lines Of Battle,who had failed to fire when equipped with blinkers for the first time inthe Breedersʼ Cup Juvenile Turf.

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His love of American racing is long-held. He won the Kentucky Derby,Belmont Stakes and Travers Stakes in 1995 with his first equinesuperstar, the Wayne Lukas-trained Thunder Gulch, who was thenretired to stud at Ashford in Lexington, Ky. and sired dual classicwinner and Horse of the Year Point Given. Tabor was out of luck in139th Run For The Roses in 2013 when Lines Of Battle, racing on dirtfor the first time, finished 14th to Orb.

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Tabor purchased an interest in No Nay Never after he landed theNorfolk Stakes (G2) at Royal Ascot for trainer Wesley Ward and thejuvenile son of Scat Daddy kept his undefeated record intact with astylish victory in the Prix Morny (G1) at Deauville in Aug. 2013. No NayNever was bred in Kentucky by Jayne D. Johnson and David Sparrow,and is owned by the partnership of Susan Magnier, Tabor, and DerrickSmith.

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Havana is likely to represent Tabor in the Breedersʼ Cup Juvenile,•

having earned $300,000 of his $575,000 purchase price for Tabor,John Mangier and Derrick Smith, when taking the FoxwoodsChampagne at Belmont Park (G1) on Oct. 5. It was the son ofDunkirkʼs second start for trainer Todd Pletcher.

War Command, whom Tabor owns in partnership with Joseph Allen,Susan Magnier and Derrick Smith, gave his sire War Front a 14thGroup/Grade 1 winner when landing the Dewhurst Stakes atNewmarket on Oct. 12, 2013.

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Taborʼs association with Pletcher has produced numerous victories inAmerica. The 2012 Champion Two-Year-Old Male Shanghai Bobby,who is owned by Tabor in association with Starlight Racing, Mrs. JohnMagnier and Derrick Smith, won his first start in six months at BelmontPark on Sept. 20 in the listed Aljamin Stakes, putting himself incontention for a place in either the 2013 Breedersʼ Cup Sprint or theDirt Mile before it was discovered he had injured a ligament during thevictory. Shanghai Bobby, unbeaten in five starts at two, including theBreedersʼ Cup Juvenile, was competing in a sprint for the first timesince winning the Hopeful (G1) in 2012. He will stand at CoolmoreʼsAshford Stud in Kentucky in 2014.

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Verrazano, owned by the partnership of Letʼs Go Stable, Tabor, Mrs.John Magnier and Derrick Smith, gave Pletcher his third HaskellInvitational (G1) at Monmouth Park in July 2013 by 9-3/4 lengths, thelargest winning margin in the raceʼs 46-year history. It was the sixthsuccess in seven lifetime starts for the three-year-old son of MoreThan Ready, who previously landed the Wood Memorial (G1) atAqueduct.

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Tabor is looking to land the Breedersʼ Cup Juvenile Turf for the thirdyear in succession in 2013, following victories with George Vancouver(2012) and Wrote (2011), both for trainer Aidan OʼBrien.

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In 2012, Classic success came thick and fast for Tabor, and theCoolmore/Aidan OʼBrien team nearly ran the table. HomecomingQueen took the 1000 Guineas, Was the Epsom Oaks, Power the Irish2000 Guineas, and Camelot the English 2000 Guineas, Epsom Derby,Irish Derby, and was finally stopped with a runner-up finish in the St.Leger Stakes. Camelot is a son of Taborʼs Montjeu.

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In 2012, when he had Camelot in the 2000 Guineas the same day asDaddy Long Legs in the Kentucky Derby, Churchill Downs was whereTabor chose to be, despite the difference in their chances. The thenundefeated Camelot won the Guineas.

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Tabor started the 2012 in Dubai, with his 2011 Breedersʼ Cup Turfwinner St. Nicholas Abbey finishing second in the Dubai SheemaClassic (G1) and Daddy Long Legs winning the UAE Derby (G2).

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Taborʼs So You Think (NZ) retired to stud duty in Australia in 2012, butfirst won two more Group 1 races for him – the Prince of WalesʼsStakes at Royal Ascot and the Tattersalls Gold Cup.

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Other top horses of 2011 were Grade 1-winning juvenile Power (GB),and another Scat Daddy juvenile, Grade 3 winner Finale, trained byTodd Pletcher. Multiple Group stakes winner Await the Dawn alsoboosted the Tabor stable in Europe in 2011.

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Australian import So You Think (NZ) won three Group 1 races in 2011,•

Misty For Me (Ire) won the Irish 1,000 Guineas and Tabor was inpartnership on another Irish classic winner in Treasure Beach (GB),who took the Irish Derby. Taborʼs had two exciting juveniles in 2011,including the unbeaten filly Maybe (Ire), and the promising Grade 2winner Daddy Long Legs, by Scat Daddy, whom he raced inpartnership with Jim Scatuorchio. He also partnered with Jim and FitriHay on Cape Blanco (Ire), who came to the United States in 2011 towin three Grade 1 events: the Manhattan, Arlington Million, and JoeHirsch Turf Classic, the former two putting away American championGio Ponti. Cape Blanco suffered an injury in the Turf Classic andretired to stud at Ashford Stud in Versailles, Ky.

In 2010, his star performers were both fillies: Lillie Langtry, who wonboth the Coronation Stakes and the Matron Stakes, and thetwo-year-old Misty For Me, who won the Moyglare Stud Stakes (G1)and the Prix Marcel Boussac (G1).

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In the United States, his biggest moments of 2009 were provided byMan Of Iron, who won the Breedersʼ Cup Marathon; Munnings, whowon twice in Grade 2 company; and Dunkirk, who went close in theBelmont Stakes, finishing runner-up to Summer Bird. In Europe hewon the Irish 1,000 Guineas with Again and the Criterium Internationalwith Jan Vermeer.

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Tabor was part of the unstoppable Aidan OʼBrien bandwagon in 2008,sharing in most of his 23 Group 1 victories. He also teamed up withtrainer David Wachman for three more wins in the highest company(two with Bushranger, one with Again).

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Rags To Riches followed two Californian Grade 1 triumphs with victoryin the 2007 Kentucky Oaks (G1), before becoming the first member ofher sex in over a century to lift the Belmont Stakes (G1).

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While Tabor still laments not joining Magnier on Holy Roman Emperor,the sire of his classic-winning filly Homecoming Queen, he and Smithowned Rags to Riches without Magnier as partner. Generally, though,all three own horses they race.

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In 2005, Tabor was owner or part-owner of the winners of 10European Group 1 races, including three of the five British classics.His best horse was a son of Montjeu, Hurricane Run, who was boughtin June just before his Irish Derby and later notched a stunningsuccess in the Prix de lʼArc de Triomphe.

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In 2002, High Chaparral won the English and Irish Derbys along withthe Breedersʼ Cup Turf, then repeated in the 2003 Turf in a dead-heat.Winning the English Derby in Taborʼs colors remains one of hisfondest racing memories.

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The 2001 season saw Taborʼs colors carried to a Breedersʼ Cupvictory by Johannesburg in the Juvenile, while Milan won the St Legerand was runnerup in the Breedersʼ Cup Turf. In partnership with SusanMagnier, Tabor became champion owner in Britain for the first time.

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Although not often listed as breeder, preferring the racing game tobreeding, Tabor did breed the sensational Giantʼs Causeway, who wasfoaled at Ashford Stud near Lexington before racing in Ireland andEngland. Giantʼs Causeway, now standing at Ashford, has been

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champion sire in 2009 and 2010, and among the leading sires from2006-2008, and again in 2011.

1999 was a banner year for Tabor with 11 victories at the top level inEurope, most notably with Montjeu, who won the French and IrishDerbys and the Prix de lʼArc de Triomphe ... Montjeu continued hisbrilliant progress in 2000, winning in Ireland, France and England, buthe was outshone by stablemate Giantʼs Causeway, who won fiveconsecutive Group 1 races in England and Ireland. Giantʼs Causeway(owned in partnership with Susan Magnier) will be best rememberedfor his gallant runner-up effort in the 2000 Breedersʼ Cup Classic.

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Entrepreneur provided him with his first European classic success in1997.

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Taborʼs first equine superstar was the Wayne Lukas-trained ThunderGulch who won the 1995 Kentucky Derby, Belmont Stakes andTravers Stakes, then retired to stud at Ashford in Lexington, Ky. andsired dual classic winner and Horse of the Year Point Given.

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His principal trainers are Aidan OʼBrien in Ireland, and Todd Pletcherin America. He also has horses in America with Simon Callaghan; inEngland with Jeremy Noseda, Gerard Butler, Michael Bell, PeterChapple-Hyam and Henry Cecil; in Ireland with David Wachman; andin France with John Hammond and Richard Gibson.

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Among the top performers that Tabor has owned or co-owned oneither side of the Atlantic are Alexandrova, George Washington, HoldThat Tiger, Landseer, Left Bank, Lion Heart, Mozart, Oratorio, Scat

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D a d d y , S o p h i s t i c a t , S o Y o u T h i n k ( N Z ) , M u n n i n g s ,Starspangledbanner and Yonaguska ... He is one of only four men tohave won both the Kentucky and Epsom Derbies as an owner.

It wasnʼt until 1994 that he started increasing his stable and became aleading buyer at yearling sales throughout Europe and North America,mainly in partnership with John Magnier and his Coolmore Studorganization. Their association rapidly became such a force inEuropean racing that they were able to challenge the dominance of theMaktoum family.

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Introduced to John Magnier by mutual friend J.P. McManus, a fellowracing owner and investor, in 1994 when Tabor expressed an interestin racing in America. Among his first purchases with the help ofCoolmore was then-2-year-old Thunder Gulch, who won the KentuckyDerby the next year.

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He has since invested heavily in the leisure industry, in 2006 sellinghis Next Generation fitness clubs business at a $30 million profit ...Part owner of the Sandy Lane Hotel in Barbardos with John Magnierand Derrick Smith ... He also has a sizeable stake in the VictorChandler internet gaming business and in 2009 bought heavily into thepub company Mitchell and Butlers, owners of the All Bar One andHarvester chains, with fellow Coolmore investor Derrick Smith.

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Tabor started out as a ladiesʼ hairdresser, but decided the job was notfor him and he left after two years to become a settling clerk in abetting shop ... When he reached his mid-20s, he purchased twobetting shops of his own in High Wycombe ... These two shops grew

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into a chain of 113 under the Arthur Prince banner. On Sept. 29, 1995, he sold the entire chain to Coral.

Co-Owner

Derrick Smith ... Born: London, England ... Residence: Barbados ...Lives in a multimillion dollar mansion next to the Sandy Lane Hotel, ofwhich he is a part-owner in the company with John Magnier, MichaelTabor and J.P. McManus ... Owns other properties in Barbados andFlorida. ... Family: wife Gay.

Quick facts about Derrick Smith:

Smith will return to the Breedersʼ Cup in 2013 with plenty of confidencebehind Declaration Of War in the Classic, a race targeted ever sinceMichael Tabor and Coolmore partners purchased him last summerfrom the yard of French trainer Jean-Claude Rouget after two races asa juvenile in 2011. During a busy seven-race campaign in 2013, theson of War Frontʼs two Group 1 successes came in the Queen AnneStakes at Royal Ascot and the International Stakes at York. His trainer,Aidan OʼBrien, says Declaration Of War reminds him of 2000Breedersʼ Cup Classic runner-up Giantʼs Causeway, who is nowstanding at Ashford and was champion sire in 2009 and 2010.

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Four-time Group/Grade 1 winner Camelot (GB), who went close towinning an elusive Triple Crown at three, had a truncated 2013campaign. Last yearʼs 2000 Guineas and Derby winner ran just threetimes after recovering from a life-threatening bout of colic but wasturned over in the Tattersalls Gold Cup at 4-11 and then finished fourthin the Prince of Walesʼs at Royal Ascot in June when favourite. He wasretired in October 2013 to stand at Coolmore for the 2014 season.

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Smith/Coolmore team had to settle for just two in 2013. Ruler Of TheWorld (Ire) progressed from being an unraced three-year-old to landthe Epsom Derby in less than two months and a second EnglishClassic came courtesy of Leading Light (Ire) (St Leger). Other G1successes were recorded by St Nicholas Abbey (Ire) (Coronation Cupand Dubai Sheema Classic), Magician (Ire) (Irish 2000 Guineas) andWar Command (Dewhurst).

Galileo, Coolmoreʼs four-time champion sire, was responsible for fiveof the 12 Epsom Derby runners in 2013 and one of his sons, Ruler OfThe World, duly provided Smith and the current triumvirate ofCoolmore owners (along with John Magnier and Michael Tabor) with athird consecutive Derby after Pour Moi and Camelot, and record fifth intotal. He was unraced as a juvenile and did not make his debut untilApril.

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St Nicholas Abbey gave Smith and his Coolmore partners a racerecord third consecutive success in the Coronation Cup (G1) at Epsomin June 2013. The six-year-old son of Coolmore stallion Montjeu tookhis career earnings to just under £5 million with his sixth success atthe highest level. He had started the campaign with victory in theDubai Sheema Classic (G1) which saw a brilliant tactical ride fromJoseph OʼBrien, as his mount beat five other G1 scorers, includingJapan Cup winner Gentildonna.

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After the highs came a major low as St Nicholas Abbey suffered acareer-ending injury when fracturing a pastern during a piece of workin preparation for the King George VI & Queen Elizabeth Stakes inJuly, and underwent emergency colic surgery soon after. Sadly, the

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weight-bearing pin inserted into his cannon bone broke in late Augustforcing surgeons to immediately remove it and place his leg in a cast.However, it is hoped he will make a full recovery for a stud career.

In 2013, Lines Of Battle, who had been beaten in the 2012 BreedersʼCup Juvenile Turf by stablemate George Vancouver, gave Smith andhis Coolmore partners a second successive victory in the UAE Derby(G2) at Meydan following the victory of Daddy Long Legs in 2012.

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Smith/Coolmore saw George Vancouver follow up the 2011 triumph ofWrote in the Juvenile Turf. The son of 2008 Breedersʼ Cup Classicrunner-up Henrythenavigator sadly failed to build on that success in2013, racing without success three times at the top level in England.

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The Aidan OʼBrien-trained War Command, whom Smith owns inpartnership with breeder Joe Allen, Susan Magnier and Michael Tabor,took the Group 1 Dewhurst Stakes on Oct. 12, 2013, giving a 14thGroup/Grade 1 success for sire War Front.

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Camelotʼs 2012 Derby victory marked the 100th Group 1 triumph inwhich Smith has been involved. Prior to Camelot, Smithʼspurple-and-white silks had been carried by four previous Derbyrunners-up.

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In 2012, So You Think (NZ) found his groove and won the TattersallsGold Cup (G1) and the Prince of Walesʼs Stakes (G1) before going offto stud in Australia in the summer.

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Smith and partners bought Excelebration in the summer of 2011 andleft him with trainer Marco Botti, but in OʼBrienʼs hands this year he

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has been a standout even when running up against the great Frankel.Second to that obstacle twice in 2012, Excelebration neverthelessgave Smith wins in the Prix Jacques le Marois (G1), Queen ElizabethII Stakes (G1), and Gladness Stakes (G3) and will compete in the2012 Breedersʼ Cup Mile.

Other 2012 highlights were wins by Was in the Epsom Oaks,Homecoming Queen in the 1000 Guineas, Power in the Irish 2000Guineas, and something to look forward to: 2-year-old Pedro the Greatin the Phoenix Stakes (G1).

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Smith also owns shares in Australian sensation So You Think (NZ)with regular partners Magnier and Tabor, and in 2011 so did Malaysianowners Dato Tan and Tunku Yahaya. So You Think carried Smithʼssilks to victories in three 2011 Group 1 races: Tattersalls Gold Cup,Eclipse Stakes, and Irish Champion Stakes, while also finishingsecond in the Prince of Walesʼs Stakes (G1) and the Champion Stakes(G1), and fourth in the Prix de lʼArc de Triomphe (G1)

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Part-ownerships in Cape Blanco and Fame And Glory were sold to Jimand Fitri Hay before Cape Blanco won three U.S. Grade 1 races in2011 and Fame And Gloryʼs 2011 Ascot Gold Cup triumph in Hayʼssilks.

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In 2008, when Coolmore trainer Aidan OʼBrien went on a tear and won23 Group 1 races that year, he had a share in the winners of 12 ofthem, most notably the three-time top level scorer, Halfway ToHeaven.

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In 2010, Smithʼs purple and white silks were carried to Group 1 winsby Cape Blanco (Ire), who won the Irish Derby and Irish ChampionStakes; Fame And Glory, winner of both the Tattersalls Gold Cup andthe Coronation Cup; and Joshua Tree, who landed the CanadianInternational.

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Enjoyed a highly successful 2007 in the United States with two horsesowned with Michael Tabor – the Florida Derby (G1) winner, ScatDaddy (also owned with Jim Scatuorchio), and the remarkablefour-time Grade 1-winner, Rags to Riches, who followed up herKentucky Oaks success by becoming only the third filly to beat theboys in the Belmont Stakes … In Europe, in 2007, his biggest momentcame when Soldier of Fortune took the Irish Derby.

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Other notable G1 victories have been provided by Excellent Art (StJamesʼs Palace Stakes), Simply Perfect (Falmouth Stakes) andAstronomer Royal (Poule dʼEssai des Poulains).

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Celebrated the first Group 1 victory in his own purple and white colorswhen Simply Perfect won the Filliesʼ Mile at Ascot in Sept. 2006.

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Wife Gay also is an owner; her major winners: Spectroscope, 2003winner of the Triumph Hurdle in England; Sharp Impact and Zarad, thefirst two home in the 2006 renewal of the Sandy Lane Gold Cup, the

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richest race in Barbados; Gamut, the 2004 Grand Prix de Saint-Cloud(G1) and 2005 Princess of Walesʼs Stakes (G1) winner; and BlackJack Ketchum, who landed the Brit Insurance Novices Hurdle at theCheltenham Festival in March 2006.

First gained prominence as a co-owner with Michael Tabor in suchhorses as Lion Heart, Pomeroy, Sense of Style and Chapel Royal,third in the 2003 Breedersʼ Cup Juvenile ... Has since been a partnerin many top horses trained by Aidan OʼBrien in Ireland, such asGeorge Washington and Alexandrova, as well as G1 Irish Derby andG1 Prix de lʼArc de Triomphe winner Hurricane Run.

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Smith, along with Tabor and Magnier, took over the pub companyMitchells and Butlerʼs in 2009, and invested in Britainʼs largest nursinghome operator, Barchester. While he didnʼt enter the British Rich Listuntil 2000, his investments have grown until he was #23 on the list in2011, with an estimated fortune of 550 million pounds. His house onBarbados is the largest on the island, and valued at 30 million pounds,and is partners with John Magnier, J.P. McManus, and Michael Taborin the Sandy Lane Hotel there.

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First successful at the British bookmakers, Ladbrokes, working as on-and off-course trading director … Left in 1988 to go into business onhis own and made his fortune in property and currency trading

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Co-Owner

John Magnier ... Born: Feb. 10, 1948, Fermoy, County Cork, Ireland ...Residence: Coolmore Stud, Fethard, County Tipperary, Ireland, withother homes in Barbados, Spain and Switzerland ... Family: wife, Susan,daughter of legendary trainer Vincent OʼBrien; four sons and a daughter,who is married to trainer David Wachman. Son M.V. Magnier has becomea key f igure in buying horses for the stable. . . . Web site:www.coolmore.com

Quick facts about John Magnier:

The European record for a yearling sold at auction was shattered onthe opening day of Book 1 of the 2013 Tattersalls October YearlingSale when the Galileo brother to Oaks runner-up Secret Gesture wassold to Magnier for 3.6 million guineas (about $6.08 million).

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Declaration Of War is set to represent the Magnier/Coolmore team inthe 2013 Classic, a race targeted ever since “the lads” (as they areoften referred to by trainer Aidan OʼBrien), purchased him in 2012 fromthe yard of French trainer Jean-Claude Rouget after two races as ajuvenile in 2011. During a busy seven-race campaign in 2013, the sonof War Frontʼs two Group 1 successes came in the Queen AnneStakes at Royal Ascot and the International Stakes at York.

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Having won four of the five English Classics in 2012, theMagnier/Coolmore team had to settle for just two in 2013. Ruler OfThe World (Ire) progressed from being an unraced three-year-old toland the Epsom Derby in less than two months and a second EnglishClassic came courtesy of Leading Light (Ire) (St Leger). Other G1

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successes were recorded by St Nicholas Abbey (Ire) (Coronation Cupand Dubai Sheema Classic), Magician (Ire) (Irish 2000 Guineas) andWar Command (Dewhurst).

Galileo, Coolmoreʼs four-time champion sire, was responsible for fiveof the 12 Epsom Derby runners in 2013 and one of his sons, Ruler OfThe World, duly provided Magnier/Coolmore with a third consecutiveDerby after Pour Moi and Camelot, and record fifth in total. He wasunraced as a juvenile and did not make his debut until April.

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St Nicholas Abbey gave Magnier and his Coolmore partners a racerecord third consecutive success in the Coronation Cup (G1) at Epsomin June 2013. The six-year-old son of Coolmore stallion Montjeu tookhis career earnings to just under £5 million with his sixth success atthe highest level. He had started the campaign with victory in theDubai Sheema Classic (G1).

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St Nicholas Abbey suffered a career-ending injury when fracturing apastern during a piece of work in preparation for the King George VI &Queen Elizabeth Stakes in July 2013. Recovery has been arduous, butit is hoped he will be saved for stallion duties.

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Lines Of Battle, who had been beaten in the 2012 Breedersʼ CupJuven i le Tur f by s tab lemate George Vancouver , gaveMagnier/Coolmore a second successive victory in the UAE Derby (G2)at Meydan following the victory of Daddy Long Legs in 2012.

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The Magnier/Coolmore-owned George Vancouver, a son of 2008Breedersʼ Cup Classic runner-up Henrythenavigator, followed up the

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2011 triumph of Wrote in the Juvenile Turf in 2012.

Magnier nearly came full circle when he almost took the first EnglishTriple Crown since his and Sangsterʼs Nijinsky II in 1970 with Camelotin 2012. Undefeated, the son of Montjeu blew through the 2000Guineas and Epsom Derby, and added the Irish Derby on his way toan unfortunate second-place finish in the St Leger Stakes. Magnierhas always been sporting, and brought Camelot back to run in the Prixde lʼArc de Triomphe, but he finished seventh, and was later found tobe suffering from life-threatening colic issues. he raced three times in2013, but suffered defeat as favourite in both the Group 1 TattersallsGold Cup and Prince of Walesʼs Stakes. Having been found lame onOct. 14, 2013, it was announced he would be to stand at Coolmore forthe 2014 season. camelot amassed four Group/1 victories and almost£2 million prize-money in a 10-race career.

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Since Magnier installed Aidan OʼBrien as the master of Ballydoyle, hehas found new ways to top spectacular years with further unthinkablesuccesses. In addition to Camelotʼs exploits in 2012, the Coolmoreteam swept the rest of the classics with Power taking the Irish 2000Guineas, Homecoming Queen the 1000 Guineas and Was the EpsomOaks.

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Magnier sent So You Think (NZ) off to stud duty at his CoolmoreAustralia farm in the summer of 2012, but first added the TattersallsGold Cup and the Prince of Walesʼs Stakes to the Choisir coltʼs Group1 tally. In Magnierʼs world, when one goes away, another comes on,as he won the Phoenix Stakes (G1) with juvenile Pedro the Great byhis stallion Henrythenavigator.

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One of Magnierʼs top performers in 2011 was the Australian sensationSo You Think (NZ), whom he bought after the Choisir (Aus) colt hadwon six Group 1 races in Australia. He went on to win three moreGroup 1 races including the Irish Champion Stakes in 2011. CapeBlanco (Ire) lit up 2011 by winning three Grade 1 races in Americabefore retiring due to injury: Man oʼWar Stakes, Arlington Million, andJoe Hirsch Turf Classic.

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Among the top-class performers Magnier has owned or co-owned areDylan Thomas, Yeats, Galileo, Henrythenavigator, Oratorio, Imagine,Montjeu, Hurricane Run, Rock of Gibraltar, etc.

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Most of his horses run in the colors of his wife or those of MichaelTabor or Derrick Smith. In Ireland, they are mainly trained by AidanOʼBrien (no relation to Vincent OʼBrien) and Magnierʼs son-in-law,David Wachman; in England, they are mainly with John Gosden,Jeremy Noseda and Sir Michael Stoute; and in America they areprimarily with Todd Pletcher and recently, with Bob Baffert.

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Magnier has built Coolmore up to the extent that he is now managingpartner of the Coolmore Castle Hyde and Associated Stud FarmsCompany, which is the worldʼs largest stud operation ... According toone independent authority, it now accounts for over 43 percent of theBritish and Irish stud market ... Irish Component: The Irish section ofthe company includes six other studs apart from Coolmore itself.Magnierʼs brother, David, is manager of the original family property,Grange Stud.

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Coolmore Ireland stands 20 flat stallions (including Danehill Dancer,•

Galileo, Holy Roman Emperor, Peintre Celebre, High Chaparral, andRock of Gibraltar) and 11 jumps stallions ... American Component: ItsAmerican arm is based at Ashford Stud in Versailles, Ky., where afurther 12 stallions stand, including Munnings, Tale of the Cat, UncleMo, Scat Daddy, and Giantʼs Causeway. Henrythenavigator, whostood at Ashford in 2012, began standing at Coolmore Ireland in 2013.

Australian Component: During the Southern Hemisphere coveringseason Coolmore Australia, which is in New South Wales, is home toDuke of Marmalade, Dylan Thomas, Lookin At Lucky and seven othertop-class “shuttle” sires (the concept of “shuttling” sires for use in bothNorthern and Southern Hemisphere covering seasons was pioneeredby Coolmore) not to mention three stallions who reside in Australia allyear around including Encosta de Lago. ... Coolmore also has sires inJapan, New Zealand, Chile and Argentina.

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Magnier served in the Irish Senate for a period in the late 1980s andhas been a member of both the Irish racing industryʼs two governingbodies, the Irish Horseracing Authority (IHA) and the Turf Club. Hewas nominated to the IHA in 1994 by order of the Minister forAgriculture having previously served for many years on itspredecessor, the Racing Board (also by Government appointment).

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Magnier is a partner in the Sandy Lane Hotel in Barbados, and in theMitchells and Butler pub company with fellow investors Michael Taborand Derrick Smith.

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Sangster died in 2004, but had long since dropped out of his businesspartnership with Magnier. In the mid-1990s, Michael Tabor began

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investing in horses with Magnier, and later Derrick Smith. Most horsesare owned in a three-way partnership, but not all. When VincentOʼBrien retired, Magnier found other good judges to help pick outhorses at the sales, headed by Demi OʼByrne, Paul Shanahan andTim Hyde.

The partnership grouped a great trainer with a big capital investor anda breeding expert. They bought American blood, causing a big splashat the Keeneland sales, and dominated the European classics ...Initially, Coolmore was forced to sell its American-bred yearlingpurchases that went on to achieve great things on the racecourse,such as The Minstrel and Alleged, to finance further acquisitions. Butin 1982, Be My Guest gave Coolmore its first siresʼ championship andhe has been followed by Caerleon, Danehill, and most importantly ofall, the 14-time champion Sadlerʼs Wells. An era came to an end inApril 2011 when Sadlerʼs Wells died at the ripe old age of 30.

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When Magnierʼs father, Tom, died suddenly in 1966, Magnier waswithdrawn from school at the age of 16 and plunged into managementof the familyʼs Grange Stud, County Cork ... Never afraid to take a risk,especially in the early days, he pulled off his first big coup in Oct.1971, buying Green God from David Robinson just two days before hewon the Vernons Sprint Cup. Vincent OʼBrien spotted Magnierʼs talentand installed him as manager when he bought Coolmore Stud inpartnership with Robert Sangster in 1975.

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The Magnier family was well known in the south of Ireland for standinghigh-quality jumping stallions long before John was born. Operatingsince the 1850s, the Magnier name has been associated with a whole

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sequence of top-class steeplechasing stallions, including Deep Run,who was champion jumping sire for the 14th successive year in 1993.

Although he started out as a farmer, albeit a very astute one, Magnieris reputed to make more money on the stock market now than he doesthrough his bloodstock interests ... For instance, in conjunction with

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another powerful racehorse owner, J.P. McManus, Magnier spent over£100 million in acquiring a major shareholding in Manchester UnitedFootball Club. In May 2005, some five years later, the pair sold theirstake at an estimated £80 million profit when Malcolm Glazer, ofTampa Bay Buccaneers fame, bought the club ... The Sunday Timesestimates his Coolmore racing empire to be worth $200 million.

Trainer

Aidan OʼBrien ... Born: Oct. 16, 1969, Wexford, Ireland ... Residence:Ballydoyle, Cashel, County Tipperary, Ireland ... Family: wife;Anne-Marie; and children, Joseph (now riding for his father as anaccomplished jockey), Sarah (who represents Ireland in eventing), Anaand Donnacha Dennis, all of whom ride out at Ballydoyle before school ...Joseph earned champion apprentice jockey honors in 2010 riding at age17, and won his first classic, the Two Thousand Guineas with RodericOʼConnor, trained by his father, in 2011.


1998 Mile Second Empire (Ire) 6th1999 Juvenile Brahms 7th

Juvenile Mull of Kintyre 4thJuvenile Fillies Warrior Queen 8thSprint Stravinsky 6th

2000 Classic Giantʼs Causeway 2ndJuvenile Turnberry Isle (Ire) 6th

2001 Classic Black Minnaloushe 10thClassic Galileo (Ire) 6thJuvenile Johannesburg 1stJuvenile Fillies Sophisticat 5thMile Bach (Ire) 3rdSprint Mozart (Ire) 11th

Turf Milan (GB) 2nd2002 Classic Hawk Wing 7th

Juvenile Hold That Tiger 3rdJuvenile Tomahawk 8thJuvenile Van Nistelrooy 5thMile Landseer (GB) dnfMile Rock of Gibraltar (Ire) 2ndTurf High Chaparral (Ire) 1st

2003 Classic Hold That Tiger 5thFilly & Mare Turf LʼAncresse (Ire) 2ndFilly & Mare Turf Yesterday (Ire) 3rdTurf High Chaparral 1st (DH)

2004 Filly & Mare Turf Yesterday (Ire) 5thJuvenile Scandinavia 8thJuvenile Fillies Mona Lisa (GB) 11thMile Antonius Pius 2ndTurf Powerscourt (GB) 3rd

2005 Classic Oratorio (Ire) 11thFilly & Mare Turf Mona Lisa (GB) 10thJuvenile Ivan Denisovich (Ire) 12thMile Ad Valorem 9thTurf Ace (Ire) 2nd

2006 Classic George Washington (Ire) 6thMile Ad Valorem 13th

Mile Aussie Rules 8thTurf Scorpion (Ire) 5th

2007 Classic George Washington (Ire) dnfFilly & Mare Turf All My Loving (Ire) 5thJuvenile Turf Achill Island (Ire) 2ndMile Excellent Art (GB) 2ndTurf Dylan Thomas (Ire) 5th

2008 Classic Duke of Marmalade (Ire) 9thClassic Henrythenavigator 2ndFilly & Mare Turf Halfway to Heaven 7thJuvenile Fillies Turf Heart Shaped 2ndJuvenile Turf Westphalia (Ire) 2ndMile US Ranger 5thTurf Red Rock Canyon (Ire) 6thTurf Soldier of Fortune (Ire) 4th

2009 Classic Rip Van Winkle (Ire) 10thDirt Mile Master Craftman (Ire) 4thJuvenile Alfred Nobel 10thJuvenile Beethoven 6thJuvenile Fillies Turf Lillie Langtry 8thJuvenile Turf VIscount Nelson 8thMarathon Man of Iron 1st

2010 Juvenile Fillies Turf Together (Ire) 5thJuvenile Turf Master of Hounds 6th

Marathon Bright Horizon (GB) 11thMile Beethoven (Ire) 10th

2011 Classic So You Think (NZ) 6thFilly & Mare Turf Misty For Me (Ire) 3rdJuvenile Crusade 6thJuvenile Daddy Long Legs 12thJuvenile Fillies Homecoming Queen (Ire) 14thJuvenile Fillies Turf Up (Ire) 4thJuvenile Turf Wrote (Ire) 1stMarathon Harrisonʼs Cave 9thMile Zoffany (Ire) 9thTurf Await the Dawn 7thTurf St. Nicholas Abbey (Ire) 1st

2012 Filly & Mare Turf Up (Ire) 7thJuvenile Fillies Turf Infanta Branca (Ire) 10thJuvenile Turf George Vancouver 1stJuvenile Turf Lines of Battle (Ire) 7thMarathon Fame and Glory dnfMile Excelebration 4thTurf St. Nicholas Abbey (Ire) 3rdTurf Treasure Beach 10thTurf Sprint Starspangledbanner (Aus) 10th

Quick facts about Aidan O'Brien:

He has saddled seven Breedersʼ Cup winners – the 2001 Juvenile withJohannesburg; the 2010 Marathon with Man Of Iron; two renewals ofthe Juvenile Turf with Wrote (Ire) (2011) and George Vancouver(2012); two renewals of the Turf with High Chaparral (Ire) in 2002 and2003, the latter in a dead-heat with Johar; and the one that probablymeans the most to him, the 2011 win in the Turf with St NicholasAbbey (Ire) with his son Joseph in the irons. His numeroussecond-place finishes include the narrow loss to Tiznow by GiantʼsCauseway in the 2000 Breedersʼ Cup Classic and Henrythenavigatorʼsnear miss in the same race in 2008.

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Going into the 2013 Breedersʼ Cup, OʼBrien had won eightGroup/Grade 1 races, including the Epsom Derby for a fourth time withRuler Of The World (Ire), who progressed from being an unracedthree-year-old to a Classic winner in less than two months. He alsowon a second English Classic with Leading Light (Ire) (St Leger).Other top-class victories included the Juddmonte International(Declaration of War), Queen Anne (Declaration Of War), CoronationCup (St Nicholas Abbey (Ire)), Irish 2000 Guineas (Magician (Ire)),Dubai Sheema Classic (St Nicholas Abbey (Ire)) and Dewhurst Stakes(War Command).

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OʼBrien is currently locked in a battle with current champion RichardHannon for the British Trainerʼs title, which is decided on total prizemoney, rather than number of victories. Despite the relative paucity ofGroup/Grade 1 wins this season (in 2012 he notched 15 Group/Grade1 wins and 20 in 2011), OʼBrien, who last won the crown in 2008, isseeking his fifth such triumph.

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His victory in the St Leger at Doncaster with 7-2 favourite LeadingLight, his fourth in the Classic, was OʼBrienʼs 217th Group/Grade 1success.

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Stable star St Nicholas Abbey took his career earnings to just under £5million with a race record third successive victory in the Group 1Coronation Cup at Epsom in June. It was his sixth success at thehighest level. But the six-year-old Montjeu colt suffered acareer-ending injury when fracturing a pastern during a piece of workin preparation for the King George VI & Queen Elizabeth Stakes inJuly, and underwent emergency colic surgery soon after. Sadly, theweight-bearing pin inserted into his cannon bone broke in late Augustforcing surgeons to immediately remove it and place his leg in a cast.However, it is hoped he will make a full recovery for a stud career.

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St Nicholas Abbey gave OʼBrien a seventh victory in the CoronationCup (G1). His first came with Yeats in 2005. That race was not nearlyas strong as the earlier Dubai Sheema Classic (G1) which saw abrilliant tactical ride from Joseph OʼBrien, as his mount beat five otherG1 scorers, including Japan Cup winner Gentildonna.

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One of the few Europeans to earn success in the Breedersʼ Cup of2012, the same team in the same race and secured the same result asOʼBrien and jockey Ryan Moore combined with George Vancouver tofollow up the 2011 triumph of Wrote in the Juvenile Turf. The son of2008 Breedersʼ Cup Classic runner-up Henrythenavigator sadly failedto build on that success in 2013, racing without success three times atthe top level in England.

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Lines Of Battle, who had been beaten in the 2012 Breedersʼ CupJuvenile Turf by stablemate George Vancouver, gave the yard asecond successive victory in the UAE Derby (G2) at Meydan followingthe victory of Daddy Long Legs in 2012.

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In June 2013, Ruler Of The World, a son of four-time champion sireGalileo, became OʼBrienʼs fourth Epsom Derby winner followingGalileo, High Chaparral and Camelot. He was the first winner of theClassic to be unraced as a two-year-old since Commander In Chief in1993. He provided jockey Ryan Moore with a second victory in therace, following his success on Workforce in 2010.

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Declaration Of War gave OʼBrien a third victory in the Group 1 QueenAnne Stakes with a scintillating performance at Royal Ascot and afourth success in the Group 1 International Stakes at York, earningimmediate quotes of 10-1 for the Breedersʼ Cup Classic. OʼBrien wentas far to say as the four-year-old War Front colt reminded him a lot ofhis previous International scorer Giants Causeway, who was touchedoff by Tiznow in the 2000 Classic.

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Magician, a son of top-class Coolmore sire Galileo, handed OʼBrien arecord ninth Irish 2000 Guineas victory and the yardʼs sixth in sevenyears under Joseph OʼBrien, who was landing his third consecutivevictory in race. Magicianʼs easy victory at odds of 10-3, gave ownerSue Magnier a record eighth success in the mile Classic at theCurragh.

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In what was arguably an otherwise frustrating season for OʼBrien,another Ballydoyle flag-bearer, four-time Group/Grade 1 winner

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Camelot (GB), who went close to winning an elusive Triple Crown atthree, had a truncated 2013 campaign. Undefeated until thwarted byEncke in his bid to become the first horse since 1970 to win the TripleCrown in the St Leger at the end of his Classic campaign, he surviveda near-death experience after a major bout of colic. Last yearʼs 2000Guineas and Derby winner ran just three times in 2013 but was turnedover in the Tattersalls Gold Cup at 4-11 and then finished fourth in thePrince of Walesʼs at Royal Ascot in June when favourite. The decisionto retire him was made on Oct. 14, 2013 and he will stand at Coolmorefor next yearʼs breeding season.

While some of his older horses had a sub-par year, OʼBrienʼs juvenilesoffered plenty of hope for the future. Geoffrey Chaucer, a son ofMontjeu, provided OʼBrien with a 13th victory in the Group 2 BeresfordStakes at the Curragh, a race won in recent seasons by top-class SeaThe Stars and St Nicholas Abbey. Runner-up and stablemateOklahoma City subsequently took the valuable 7 furlong TattersallsMillions 2-Year-Old Trophy at Newmarket, while War Commandhanded OʼBrien his third Dewhurst Stakes (G1) victory at Newmarketon Oct. 12, 2013.

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OʼBrienʼs son, Joseph, broke Mick Kinaneʼs 1993 record of 115winners ridden in an Irish Flat racing season when Marvellous won amaiden at Navan on Oct. 9, 2013. OʼBrien wasnʼt even born whenKinane set the record and looks set to earn a second successivechampion jockeys title.

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Returning to the stratospheric heights of earlier years, in 2012OʼBrienʼs stellar feats included claiming the first four of the five English

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Classics with Camelot (2000 Guineas and Derby), HomecomingQueen (1000 Guineas) and Was (Oaks). Camelot was the flag-bearer,with OʼBrien saying he was the best he had ever trained – high praisefrom the trainer of Galileo, Giantʼs Causeway, Rock of Gibraltar,Montjeu, etc.

Camelotʼs quest for the first English Triple Crown since Nijinsky II in1970, with a victory in the 2012 Irish Derby after winning the first twolegs (2000 Guineas and Epsom Derby), was beaten narrowly byEncke in the St. Leger by what many thought was a poor ride byJoseph OʼBrien. The loss also thwarted OʼBrienʼs attempt to be thefirst trainer ever to land all five English classics in a single season.

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OʼBrien saddled his seventh Racing Post Trophy (G1) winner in 2012when Kingsbarns won under his son, Joseph, becoming one of theearly 2012 Epsom Derby favorites, but was forced to miss the 2013Epsom Classic after he developed a foot infection after tearing off ashoe in a routine gallop. He made a belated seasonal debut inSeptember, finishing a distant last of six to The Fugue in the IrishChampion Stakes (G1).

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Pedro The Great , by Breeders ʼ Cup Class ic runner-upHenrythenavigator, provided OʼBrien with a record 12th victory in thePhoenix Stakes (G1) in 2012. OʼBrien has won this race, which heuses as a springboard to the following yearʼs classics, seven of the last10 years.

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OʼBrien took over the training of Excelebration from Marco Botti in2012 and despite running second to Frankel twice, turned him into a

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world-class miler. Excelebration won the Prix du Jacque le Marois (G1)and the Queen Elizabeth II Stakes (G1) as well as the GladnessStakes (G3) in 2012.

So You Think (NZ) headed to Australia for stud duty in 2012, but notbefore OʼBrien won two more Group 1 races from him – the Prince ofWalesʼs Stakes at Royal Ascot and the Tattersalls Gold Cup. OʼBrienadmitted it took a year and a half to “learn how to train him” andapologized to Australian fans for “making a mess of it” in 2011 withoverwork.

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Imperial Monarch took the Grand Prix de Paris (G1) to add to OʼBrienʼsGroup 1 haul, and additional Group races were won in 2012 by DaddyLong Legs, Battle of Marengo, Declaration of War, Magical Dream, Up,Windsor Palace, and Furnerʼs Green.

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The OʼBriensʼ home at Ballydoyle caught fire in late Sept. 2012, buteveryone got out without being hurt. The roof was seriously damagedthough and the house uninhabitable.

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In 2011, OʼBrienʼs stellar feats included a second consecutive sweepof the first three places in the Irish Derby, with Treasure Beach,Seville, and Memphis Tennessee. In 2010, the finishers were CapeBlanco, Midas Touch, and Jan Vermeer. ... The win was OʼBrienʼsninth Irish Derby, and his sixth consecutive victory in the race, won inprevious years by Dylan Thomas, Soldier of Fortune, Frozen Fire,Fame and Glory, High Chaparral, Galileo, and Desert King.

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OʼBrien won his 8th National Stakes (G1) in 2011 with Power, and also•

finished third with G2 winner David Livingston and fourth with FurnerʼsGreen ... Took first two positions in winning his fifth Irish OneThousand Guineas with Misty For Me, and Together second ... DaddyLong Legs gave OʼBrien a sweep of the top three in the 2011 RoyalLodge Stakes (G2), with Tenth Star second, and Wrote third.

OʼBrien won his 7th Irish Champion Stakes (G1) in 2011 with Aussiesensation So You Think (NZ), who was purchased by OʼBrienʼspatrons John Magnier, Michael Tabor, and Derrick Smith while ownersDato Tan and Tunku Yahaya retain partial ownership. ... OʼBrien alsowon the Tattersalls Gold Cup (G1) and the Mooresbridge Stakes (G3)with the five-year-old, finished a neck behind Rewilding in the Prince ofWalesʼ Stakes (G1), but fourth in the Prix de lʼArc de Triomphe (G1).

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OʼBrien was the leading trainer at Royal Ascot in 2011 for the first timesince 2007, with four wins, two seconds and a third, including a win byFame and Glory in the Ascot Gold Cup (G1).

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Completed a Grade 1 double at Arlington Park in 2011, when he wonthe Arlington Million with Cape Blanco (Ire) and the Secretariat Stakeswith Irish Derby (G1) winner Treasure Beach (Ire). Had previously wonthe Arlington Million with Powerscourt in 2005, and the Secretariat in2000 with Ciro. ... Other major North American wins: the Man oʼWarand Joe Hirsch Turf Classic with Cape Blanco in 2011; CanadianInternational in 2010 with Joshua Tree and 2002 with Ballingarry; andShadwell Turf Mile in 2007 with Aussie Rules and 2002 with Landseer.

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Brought Master of Hounds to the 2011 Kentucky Derby, where hefinished a well-received fifth, and he returned to the United States in

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the Belmont Stakes, where he finished tenth. Previously, OʼBrienentered Breedersʼ Cup Juvenile winner Johannesburg in the 2002Kentucky Derby, where he finished eighth behind War Emblem.

Took special pride in his son Joseph, 18, riding Roderic OʼConnor tovictory in the Irish 2000 Guineas (G1) for Josephʼs first classic win,and Maybe to victory in the Moyglare Stud Stakes (G1) for Ballydoylein 2011. Joseph added the Racing Post Trophy (G1) in Octoberaboard Camelot for Aidan as his first UK Group 1 victory.

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Went to Dubai with three entries in 2011 for the first time since a riftbetween Coolmore and Sheikh Mohammed shortly after he sentPowerscourt to a fifth-place finish in the 2005 Sheema Classic (G1).The Ballydoyle horses finishes: fourth for Cape Blanco in the DubaiWorld Cup (G1); second and sixth, respectively, for Master of Houndsand Alexander Pope in the UAE Derby (G2). Returned to Dubai in2012 to win the UAE Derby with Daddy Long Legs.

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In 2010, OʼBrien saddled 27 Group winners, 15 of them Group 1winners with each of the Australian import Starspangledbanner, IrishDerby winner Cape Blanco, Fame And Glory, Lillie Langtry and MistyFor Me each registering two top level triumphs … In 2009, OʼBrienʼsbest horses, Rip Van Winkle, Mastercraftsman and Fame And Glory,all fell prey to the awesome Sea The Stars on several occasions.

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Bred Beethoven (Ire), 10th in the 2009 Breedersʼ Cup Juvenile, in thename of his Whisperview Trading Ltd, a partnership with wifeAnne-Marie.

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In 2008, he enjoyed an astonishing season, becoming the first trainersince 1935 to sweep all five of the Irish classics. He also dominated inBritain, racking up a total of 23 Group 1 wins around Europe, leavinghim just two short of the world record for a calendar year. Highlightsincluded a third successive Ascot Gold Cup for Yeats and five Group 1victories in a row for Duke Of Marmalade. Yeats went on to win hisfourth Ascot Gold Cup in 2009 before retiring.

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His 2001 season was nothing short of sensational, with victories inseven European classics, he won 22 out of the 78 Group 1 racescontested around Europe in 2001, meaning that he became the firstoverseas trainer to win the British trainersʼ title since Vincent OʼBrien in1977 with 20 victories from 99 runners and almost £3.4 million in prizemoney.

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Through Oct. 10, 2013, he has 217 Group 1 wins in seven countries,and 54 Classic races. Desert King provided him with his first Group 1winner on the flat, in the 1996 National Stakes, and his first classicwin, in the 2000 Guineas.

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Other Group 1 winners he has trained include Yesterday, Minardi,Spartacus, Sequoyah, Necklace, Black Sam Bellamy, Shahtoush,Sophisticat, Mozart, Saratoga Springs, Aristotle, Sunspangled,Landseer, Orpen, Fasliyev, Second Empire, Ciro, Hold That Tiger,Brian Boru, Powerscourt, Ad Valorem, Oratorio, King Charlemagne,Alexandrova and Holy Roman Emperor.

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Aidan was runner-up in his first season at Ballydoyle, but won the Irishflat title in 1996, the youngest to ever do so. He finished third in 1997

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but regained the title in 1998 and has won it every year since. ... Wasthe youngest to win the British champion trainer title in 2001, and thefirst overseas trainer to hold the British title since Vincent OʼBrien. Haswon the British title three more times: 2002, 2007, and 2008

Top horses from previous years include Rock of Gibraltar, who wonseven straight Group 1 events in 2002; Galileo, winner of the Englishand Irish Derbys in 2001; High Chaparral (Ire), winner of the 2002English and Irish Derbys; Dylan Thomas, winner of the 2006 IrishDerby who went on to land five Group 1 races, including the Prix delʼArc de Triomphe, the following year; Peeping Fawn; GeorgeWashington; Giantʼs Causeway; Scorpion; Hawk Wing; Johannesburg;Stravinsky and King of Kings (OʼBrien also bred Rock of Gibraltar inpartnership with his wife and father-in-law)

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Backed by owners John Magnier and Michael Tabor of the CoolmoreGroup, he gradually cut back on his jumping string in the mid-1990ʼsand moved his flat horses to the famous Ballydoyle stables in Cashel,County Tipperary, former home of the previous great Irish trainer,Vincent OʼBrien, who is no relation.

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He was champion amateur rider over jumps in the 1993-94 season …He has dominated Irish racing ever since, becoming champion jumpstrainer for each of the subsequent five seasons and his best jumper,Istabraq, won the Champion Hurdle in 1998, 1999 and 2000.

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A son of a farmer and small-scale trainer, OʼBrien spent three years asassistant to Jim Bolger before becoming assistant to his future wifeAnne-Marie, a former model and daughter of trainer Joe Crowley.

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Anne-Marie had taken over the license from her father in Jan. 1991and became the first female champion trainer when landing the jumpstitle in 1992-93. She immediately handed the license to Aidan, then

age 23, and he scored his first winner on his first day as a trainer whenWandering Thoughts won at Tralee.

Breeders' Cup TurfPOINT OF ENTRY

B.h.5 Dynaformer - Matlacha Pass by Seeking the GoldBred in Kentucky by PHIPPS STABLE (May 10, 2008)

126 Owner: PHIPPS STABLE

Trainer:CLAUDE R. MCGAUGHEY III

2013: 2 2 0 0 $480,0002012: 7 5 1 0 $1,746,600Life: 17 9 3 1 $2,314,490Turf: 12 8 2 1 $2,268,000Course: 1 0 1 0 $540,000Off Dirt: 1 1 0 0 $30,600

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I), Gazelle S (gr. I); 2nd Mother Goose S (gr. I), Coaching Club American Oaks (gr. I). Died 2006. 2004: Voyage, ch f, by Rahy. Unraced. Dam of 5 foals, 3 rnrs, 2 wnrs. 2005: Offshore, dkb/br c, by Giant's Causeway. Raced 1 yr, 4 sts, 0 wins, $28,638. 2006: Barren.2007: Streaker, b f, by Forest Wildcat. Raced 3 yrs, 9 sts, 4 wins, $126,402. 2008: POINT OF ENTRY, b c, by Dynaformer.

At 4: Won Joe Hirsch Turf Classic Invitational S (gr. IT), Man o' War S (gr. IT), Sword Dancer Invitational S (gr. IT), Elkhorn S (gr. IIT); 2nd Breeders' Cup Turf (gr. IT).

At 5: Won Woodford Reserve Manhattan H (gr. IT), Gulfstream Park Turf H (gr. IT). 2009: Barren.2010: Caxambas Pass, b f, by Tiznow. Raced 1 yr, 6 sts, 1 win, $64,657. 2011: Survival, ch c, by Giant's Causeway. Raced 1 yr, 2 sts, 0 wins, $9,250. 2012: Bokeelia Island, dkb/br c, by Medaglia d'Oro. 2013: B c, by Bernardini.

Inbreeding: 5SX5D Hasty Road; 3SX4D His Majesty; 4SX5D Nashua.Nicking: DYNAFORMER w/SEEKING THE GOLD mares: 37 foals, 33 strs, 25 wnrs (68%), 7

2yo wnrs (19%), 7 SW (19%), 5 GSW (14%).Broodmare sire: SEEKING THE GOLD, b, 1985. Sire of 426 dams of 2,074 foals, 1,609 rnrs (78%),

1,135 wnrs (55%), 329 2yo wnrs (16%), 1.81 AEI, 1.53 CI; 135 sw.2nd dam: Our Country Place, dkb/br, 1992-2006. Bred by Sugar Maple Farm and Deborah Norton

(Ky.). Unraced. Dam of PLEASANT HOME (f, Seeking the Gold; $1,378,070. Won Emirates Airline Breeders' Cup Distaff, gr. I, Bed o' Roses Breeders' Cup H, gr. III; 2nd Ballerina S, gr. I, Juddmonte Spinster S, gr. I; producer), COUNTRY HIDEAWAY (f, Seeking the Gold; $762,568. Won First Flight H, gr. II twice, Vagrancy H, gr. III, Bed o' Roses Breeders' Cup H, gr. III; 2nd Ballerina H, gr. I twice, Delta Air Lines Top Flight H, gr. II, Honorable Miss H, gr. III; 3rd Ruffian H, gr. I, Distaff Breeders' Cup H, gr. II, Shuvee H, gr. II; dam of BOCA GRANDE, VACATION). Granddam of BIRDIE BIRDIE.

DYNAFORMER, dkb/br, 1985

Roberto, 1969 14s, SW, $332,272 500 f, 85 SW, 3.37 AEI

Hail to Reason, 1958 18s, SW, $328,434 308 f, 43 SW, 4.47 AEI

Turn-to

Nothirdchance

Bramalea, 1959 38s, SW, $192,396 9 f, 8 r, 7 w, 1 SW

Nashua

Rarelea

Andover Way, 1978 18s, SW, $372,471 13 f, 11 r, 9 w, 2 SW

His Majesty, 1968 22s, SW, $99,430 640 f, 59 SW, 2.40 AEI

Ribot

Flower Bowl

POINT OF ENTRY b, h May 10, 2008

On the Trail, 1964 Unraced 9 f, 9 r, 7 w, 3 SW

Olympia

Golden Trail

Seeking the Gold, 1985 15s, SW, $2,307,000 935 f, 92 SW, 2.29 AEI

Mr. Prospector, 1970 14s, SW, $112,171 1,178 f, 181 SW, 3.98 AEI

Raise a Native

Gold Digger

MATLACHA PASS, b, 1997

Con Game, 1974 12s, wnr, $24,080 10 f, 10 r, 6 w, 3 SW

Buckpasser

Broadway

Our Country Place, 1992 Unraced 6 f, 5 r, 3 w, 2 SW

Pleasant Colony, 1978 14s, SW, $965,383 620 f, 77 SW, 3.43 AEI

His Majesty

Sun Colony

Maplejinsky, 1985 9s, SW, $293,196 10 f, 7 r, 5 w, 1 SW

Nijinsky II

Gold Beauty

POINT OF ENTRY'S RACE AND (STAKES) RECORDYear Age Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned2011 at 3 8 2 2 1 $87,8902012 at 4 7 5(4) 1(1) 0 $1,746,6002013 at 5 2 2(2) 0 0 $480,000 Lifetime 17 9(6) 3(1) 1 $2,314,490Sire: DYNAFORMER, dkb/br, 1985-2012. Raced 3 yrs, 30 sts, 7 wins, $671,207. Won Discovery H (gr.

II), Jersey Derby (gr. II), Lucky Draw S; 2nd Gallant Fox H (gr. II), General George S; 3rd Dixie H (gr. IIT). Lifetime: 21 crops, 1,282 foals, 1,098 rnrs (86%), 819 wnrs (64%), 166 2yo wnrs (13%), 142 sw

(11%), 2.29 AEI, 1.72 CI, 563 sale yrlgs, avg $146,230, 2.8 TNA.In 2013: 7 sw, 39 2yos, 8 2yo rnrs, 5 2yo wnrs, 8 sale yrlgs, avg $403,750.1st dam: Matlacha Pass, b, 1997. Bred by Phipps Stable (Ky.). Raced 2 yrs, 3 sts, 2 wins, $59,400.

Dam of 9 named foals, 7 rnrs, 5 wnrs, 2 sw. 2002: Chili Cat, b f, by Storm Cat. Raced 2 yrs, 13 sts, 2 wins, $96,361. 3rd A Wild Ride S. 2003: PINE ISLAND, dkb/br f, by Arch. Raced 1 yr, 7 sts, 4 wins, $666,800. Won Alabama S (gr.

Breeder/Owner

Phipps Racing Stable ... Owner(s): Ogden Mills (Dinny) Phipps ...Born: Sept. 18, 1940 in New York City, N.Y. ... Residence: Palm Beach,Fla. ... Education: Yale University.

Quick facts about Phipps Racing Stable:

Ogden Mills “Dinny” Phipps leads the distinguished stable, whoseroots are in Wheatley Stable started in 1926 by his grandmother, Mrs.Henry Carnegie Phipps. His father, Ogden, was a prominent ownerand breeder, who raced in his own name. Dinny Phippsʼgreat-grandfather, Henry Phipps, was a childhood friend and businesspartner of Andrew Carnegie, and they made their fortunes together inthe iron and steel business in the 19th century.

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Mrs. Phipps was the driving force behind Wheatley Stable until herdeath in 1970. Her top horse was Bold Ruler, a toughie on the trackand later a prominent stallion and sire of Secretariat. Ogden Phippsowned nine national or Eclipse Award champions, includingBuckpasser, Easy Goer and Personal Ensign. As Ogden Phippsapproached his late 80s, he wanted to make sure that his familycontinued its tradition in racing and began breeding in the name ofPhipps Stable. The stable is now owned by Dinny Phipps and hischildren. Daisy Phipps Pulito now assists her father with itsmanagement. The stableʼs long list of top horses includes Rhythm,Inside Information, Smuggler and Storm Flag Flying.

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Point of Entry developed into one of Americaʼs top grass runners in2012 and carried the distinctive Phipps silks to a second-place finish in

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the 2012 Breedersʼ Cup Turf at Santa Anita. The homebred 5-year-oldhorse is a son of Dynaformer. His grandam, Our Country Place, is afull sister to the great Maplejinsky and his dam, Matlacha Pass, is a fullsister to Pleasant Home, winner of the Breedersʼ Cup Distaff in 2005.Point of Entry won his first two starts of 2013, but was found to have acondylar fracture of the cannon bone of his left hind leg following hisvictory in the Manhattan (G1) on June 8. He underwent surgery,returned to training in late summer and is expected to run in the Turfagain this year.

The Phipps family had its first Kentucky Derby winner in 2013 whenOrb captured Americaʼs most famous race. The colt was bred andowned in partnership by cousins Dinny Phipps and Stuart Janney III.Through the years, Derby horses owed by members of the Phippsfamily had finished second twice (Easy Goer in 1989, and Dapper Danin 1965), and third (Awe Inspiring in 1989).”Itʼs really the culmination ofhorse racing and I am thrilled to be here today,” Dinny Phipps saidafter the Derby.Janney said: “I just couldnʼt be more delighted thatweʼre doing this together.”Orb was fourth in the Preakness and third inthe Belmont Stakes. He returned to the races with a third in theTravers (G1) at Saratoga, but finished last of eight in the Jockey ClubGold Cup (G1) and trainer Shug McGaughey said it was unlikely thathe would run in the Breedersʼ Cup Classic.

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The Phipps Racing Stable has carried on the proud tradition of one ofThoroughbred racingʼs most successful and well-known families. FourEclipse champions have raced in Dinny Phippsʼ name: Smuggler,champion 3-year-old filly (2005); Storm Flag Flying, champion juvenilefilly (2002); Inside Information, champion older filly or mare (1995);

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Rhythm, champion juvenile colt (1989). Inside Information wasinducted into Racingʼs Hall of Fame in 2008.

The stableʼs long list of graded stakes winners also includes Point ofEntry, Sightseeing, Pine Island, Good Reward, Pleasant Home,Educated Risk, Adjudicating, Mining, Lay Down, Intrepid Hero andMajestic Light. Horses running under the banner of Phipps Stable or inthe name of Ogden Phipps, Ogden Mills Phipps or Cynthia Phippshave made 44 Breedersʼ Cup starts and have produced sevenvictories.

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In 2010, the Phipps Racing Stable scored an emotional victory atSaratoga when Persistently defeated defending Horse of the YearRachel Alexandra in the G1 Personal Ensign. It was the fourth victoryin that race for a Phipps horse trained by Shug McGaughey. DinnyPhippsʼ most exciting moments in racing were Rhythmʼs triumph in the1990 Travers and the Breedersʼ Cup victories by Personal Ensign inthe 1988 Distaff and Storm Flag Flying in the 2002 Juvenile Fillies.Personal Ensign, who concluded an undefeated, 13-race career withher narrow victory in the Distaff, was pensioned in 2006 at age 22. Shedied of natural causes on April 8, 2010.

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The Phipps family has been a client of historic Claiborne Farm forthree generations, beginning with the Wheatley Stable of Gladys Mills

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Phipps. Claiborne has raised all seven Breedersʼ Cup winners for thePhippses: Dancing Spree (1989 Sprint), My Flag (1995 JuvenileFillies), Personal Ensign (1988 Distaff), Inside Information (1995Distaff), Rhythm (1989 Juvenile), Storm Flag Flying (2002 JuvenileFillies) and Pleasant Home (2005 Distaff). Storm Flag Flying, aKentucky-bred filly by Storm Cat, was bred by the Phipps family andhas a lustrous Breedersʼ Cup heritage – her dam, My Flag, won theJuvenile Fillies, and her granddam, Personal Ensign, won the Distaff.In 2006, the Phipps stable sold the mare Supercharger in foal toMariaʼs Mon for $160,000. That 2007 foal, named Super Saver, wonthe 2010 Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands.

Dinny Phipps is a prominent figure in American racing. Among hisaccomplishments: Member, Board of Trustees, The New York RacingAssociation (Chairman from 1976 to January 1983); Chairman of TheJockey Club since 1983; Member and Trustee, Breedersʼ Cup Ltd.;Board member of the National Thoroughbred Racing Association from1998-2007. Won the Eclipse Award of Merit in 1978, the same year hewas honored by the New York Turf Writers as “The Man Who Did theMost for Racing.” Received the Industry Service Award from theThoroughbred Owners and Breeders Association (TOBA) in 2002 andwas named “National Breeder of the Year” by the same organization in2006.

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Trainer

Claude R. McGaughey III (goes by Shug) ... Born: Jan. 6, 1951,Lexington, Ky. ... Residence: Old Westbury, N.Y. and North MiamiBeach, Fla. ... Family: wife, Alison; sons Claude IV and John Reeve.


1985 Classic Vanlandingham 7th1986 Distaff Classy Cathy 4th

Juvenile Polish Navy 7thTurf Duty Dance 7th

1988 Classic Personal Flag 6thClassic Seeking the Gold 2ndDistaff Personal Ensign 1stJuvenile Easy Goer 2ndSprint Mining 10th

1989 Classic Easy Goer 2ndJuvenile Adjudicating 11thJuvenile Rhythm 1stJuvenile Fillies In Full Cry 10thSprint Dancing Spree 1st

1990 Classic Rhythm 8thSprint Dancing Spree 6th

1991 Distaff Queena 5th

Distaff Versailles Treaty 2ndJuvenile Offbeat 4thJuvenile Fillies Preach 7thSprint Polish Numbers 8th

1992 Distaff Versailles Treaty 2ndJuvenile Living Vicariously 4thJuvenile Strolling Along 8thJuvenile Fillies Educated Risk 2ndMile Lure 1stSprint Furiously 10th

1993 Classic Minerʼs Mark 12thDistaff Dispute 4thJuvenile Fillies Heavenly Prize 3rdMile Lure 1st

1994 Distaff Heavenly Prize 2ndMile Lure 9th

1995 Distaff Heavenly Prize 2ndDistaff Inside Information 1stJuvenile Fillies My Flag 1stSprint Our Emblem 6th

1996 Distaff My Flag 4thJuvenile Fillies Hidden Reserve 7th

1998 Classic Coronadoʼs Quest 5thJuvenile Fillies Emanating 5th

Sprint Furlough 10th1999 Sprint Furlough 10th2001 Distaff Atelier 4th

Juvenile Saarland 8th2002 Juvenile Fillies Storm Flag Flying 1st2004 Distaff Storm Flag Flying 2nd2005 Distaff Pleasant Home 1st2006 Distaff Pine Island dnf2008 Juvenile Fillies Persistently 5th

Juvenile Fillies Turf Consequence 6thLadies' Classic Carriage Trail 4thTurf Dancing Forever 3rd

2010 Juvenile Turf Air Support 9thLadies' Classic Persistently 7th

2012 Turf Point of Entry 2nd

Quick facts about Claude R. McGaughey III (goes by Shug):

In total, has won nine Breedersʼ Cup races, tied for second with BillMott behind D. Wayne Lukasʼ 19. With $9,685,560 he is seventh inpurse money won going into the 2013 Breedersʼ Cup. His 56 startersare seventh. ... Twice, McGaughey has won two Breedersʼ Cup racesin one day – in 1989, Dancing Spree won the Sprint and Rhythmcaptured the Juvenile. At Belmont Park in 1995, My Flag won theJuvenile Fillies and Inside Information the Distaff. Also, Heavenly

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Prize, finished second in the Distaff. Won consecutive Breedersʼ CupMiles with Lure in 1992 and 1993. Won 2002 Juvenile Fillies withStorm Flag Flying, who went on to be named champion 2-year-old filly.Storm Flag Flying is out of My Flag, whom McGaughey trained to winthe 1995 Juvenile Fillies. Since My Flag is a daughter of PersonalEnsign, McGaughey trained a Breedersʼ Cup winner from threegenerations of the same female family.

In 2005, McGaughey pulled off a stunning upset in the Distaff, withPleasant Home, who won by 9-1/4 lengths at odds of 30-1.McGaughey decided to enter Pleasant Home after his star, Smuggler,was sidelined with a lung infection.

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McGaughey realized a personal goal in 2013 when he was able to adda Kentucky Derby victory to his already impressive resume. Orb, bredand owned by his longtime clients, Stuart Janney and the PhippsStable, prevailed in the 139th running of Americaʼs most famous race.The Malibu Moon colt won by 2-1/2 lengths over a sloppy track atChurchill Downs. It was his fifth consecutive victory and followed atriumph in the Florida Derby (G1) at Gulfstream Park. Orbʼs streakended in the Derby: he was fourth in the Preakness and third in theBelmont Stakes. After a lengthy stay at the Fair Hill Equine Center inElkton, Md. where he recovered from the Triple Crown and resumetraining, Orb was third in the Travers (G1) at Saratoga. After the coltfinished last of eight in the Jockey Club Gold Cup (G1) on Sept. 28,McGaughey said it was unlikely that he would run in the 2013Breedersʼ Cup Classic.Orb was just the seventh Derby runner and firstsince 2002 for McGaughey, a native Kentuckian, who grew up inLexington. Though he had won many of Americaʼs important races

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during his career, McGaughey had longed for a Derby win. “It meanseverything to me. Iʼve always dreamed of this day and it finally came,”he says. “Iʼm thrilled for the people who put in so much time on thishorse and, of course, Iʼm thrilled for me.”

Multiple Grade 1 winner Point of Entry, a stable standout the past twoseasons, finished second by a half-length to Little Mike in a thrillingfinish of the 2012 Breedersʼ Cup Turf. Point of Entry is headed back tothe Turf after a far different campaign in 2013. The 5-year-old son ofDynaformer won his first starts of the season, the Gulfstream Park TurfHandicap (G1) and the Manhattan Handicap (G1) on June 8, but wasfound to have a condylar fracture of the cannon bone in his left hindfollowing the Manhattan. Point of Entry underwent surgery and after arehab stint returned to training in late summer. After a timed workouton Oct. 5, McGaughey said he was optimisitic that the horse would beable to compete in the Breedersʼ Cup.While he is best known for hissuccess with dirt horses during his career, McGaughey has hit themajority of his high notes in 2012 and 2013 with turf runners Point ofEntry, Air Support, Data Link, Hit It Rich, Boisterous and HungryIsland. In 2013, five of McGaugheyʼs eight graded-stakes wins throughOct. 9 came on turf. The other three were earned by Orb. With Point ofEntry on the disabled list during the summer, Boisterous picked up aGrade 1 win in the Man oʼ War.McGaughey finished 2012 with 49victories and earnings of $6,275,649. By Oct. 9, he was on his way toeclipsing the 2012 purse earnings with $6,053,294.

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Point of Entry is a Phipps Stable homebred, a son of Dynaformer outof Matlacha Pass, a Pleasant Colony mare. The colt showed promiseas a 3-year-old in 2011 and blossomed in 2012 with a five-race win

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streak prior to the Breedersʼ Cup.

Through Oct. 2013, McGaughey had won more than 1,770 races in hiscareer for earnings topping $120 million. He stands 10th on the careerearnings list.

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McGaughey was inducted into the National Museum of Racingʼs Hallof Fame on Aug, 9, 2004.

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Has trained a total of nine champions: Easy Goer, Heavenly Prize,Inside Information, Personal Ensign, Queena, Rhythm, Smuggler,Storm Flag Flying and Vanlandingham. Inside Information wasinducted into the Hall of Fame on Aug. 4, 2008, joining two othermembers trained by McGaughey: Easy Goer and Personal Ensign.

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McGaughey won the Eclipse Award as Outstanding Trainer in 1988, ayear in which his starters earned more than $8 million and won 15Grade 1 races. He was the leading trainer by winning percentage inNew York in 1987, 1988 and 1989. Honored by the New York TurfWriters Association with the Outstanding Trainer Award for both 1988and 1993. He also was honored with the New York ThoroughbredHorsemen Associationʼs C.V. Whitney Achievement Award for 1993.

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One of his career highlights was his handling of Personal Ensign, whowent 13-for-13. She was the first major horse in 80 years to goundefeated and dramatically capped her career with a victory in the1988 Breedersʼ Cup Distaff, edging Kentucky Derby winner WinningColors in one of the most thrilling finishes in Breedersʼ Cup history.Personal Ensign also was an outstanding broodmare and her foals

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included graded stakes winners Minerʼs Mark, Our Emblem, My Flagand Traditionally. She was pensioned in 2006 and died of naturalcauses on April 8, 2010.

McGaughey added to his trove of memorable victories on Aug. 29,2010 at Saratoga when the aptly named Persistently, bred and ownedby the Phipps Racing Stable, caught and passed reigning Horse of theYear Rachel Alexandra in the Personal Ensign (G1), named for theundefeated champion trained by McGaughey. It was the fourth victoryin the race for a Phipps horse trained by McGaughey, who has trainedfor the family since 1985. He won the race when it was called the JohnA. Morris in 1990 with Personal Business and 1995 with championHeavenly Prize. The race was renamed the Personal Ensign in 1999and McGaughey won in 2004 with champion Storm Flag Flying – agrandaughter of Personal Ensign – who defeated 2002 Horse of theYear Azeri. As a result, McGaughey has twice accomplished the rarefeat of winning a race named for one of the horses he trained whilebeating a Horse of the Year.

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In 2009, McGaughey made a shrewd managerial decision with GoneAstray, skipping the Travers (G1) for the Pennsylvania Derby (G2).After the Dixie Union colt finished second in an overnight stakes atSaratoga, McGaughey decided that the Travers assignment might betoo tough and opted instead for the $1 million race for 3-year-olds aweek later. Gone Astray romped to a 9-1/4-length victory. Earlier in theseason, Gone Astray, whose granddam is Hall of Famer InsideInformation, finished third in the Withers (G3).

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Dancing Forever, a graded stakes winner in 2008, finished third in the•

2008 Breedersʼ Cup Turf. Could be considered something of a miraclehorse, because he is the first foal out of Dancinginmydreams, a fullsister to Heavenly Prize, who broke down in the 2000 Frizette.Dancinginmydreams was sent to the New Bolton Center aftershattering her right rear pastern. She spent 13 months at theUniversity of Pennsylvaniaʼs facility before being released.

In 2006, his 3-year-old filly Pine Island was a contender for the divisiontitle after Grade 1 victories in the Alabama and Gazelle. The secondchoice in the wagering for the Distaff, she suffered a catastrophic leginjury entering the backstretch at Churchill Downs and waseuthanized.

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McGaughey won 13 Grade 1 races with five different horses in 1989,including the Belmont Stakes with Easy Goer. He won nine Grade 1races in 1995.

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Won an unprecedented five stakes races in one day on Breedersʼ CupPreview Day at Belmont Park on Oct. 16, 1993: Grade 1 Jockey ClubGold Cup (Minerʼs Mark); Beldame (Dispute); and Frizette (HeavenlyPrize); and Grade 3 Kelso Handicap (Lure); and Lawrence Realization(Strolling Along). Of the seven horses McGaughey entered on thatcard, six were winners (Regal Solution won an allowance race).

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Trained Coronadoʼs Quest to win five consecutive stakes during his3-year-old campaign in 1998, including the Haskell Invitational (G1)atMonmouth and the Travers (G1) at Saratoga.

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McGaugheyʼs longtime assistant is Buzz Tenney, a childhood friend•

who has been the No. 2 guy on the staff since 1985.

Grew up in Lexington, Ky., the son of a real estate agent ... Heattended the University of Mississippi, but dropped out in his junioryear to keep his job as a groom for trainer David Carr.

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Served as Carrʼs assistant and later as an assistant to David Whiteleyfor five years ... Took out his own license in April 1979 and wasstabled at Keeneland ... Started to work for owner John Ed Anthony ofLoblolly Stable in 1982 … Named trainer of the Phipps family stable onNov. 11, 1985. Won his first race for the Phipps family with Erin Brightin the Display Handicap (G3) on Dec. 31, 1985.

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Breeders' Cup TurfREAL SOLUTION e

B.c.4 Kitten's Joy - Reachfortheheavens by PulpitBred in Pennsylvania by KENNETH L. RAMSEY & SARAH K. RAMSEY (Jan 17, 2009)

126 Owner: KENNETH L. & SARAH K. RAMSEY

Trainer:CHAD C. BROWN


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2009: REAL SOLUTION, b c, by Kitten's Joy.At 3: Won Premio Botticelli. At 4: Won Arlington Million S (gr. IT); 3rd Joe Hirsch Turf Classic Invitational S (gr. IT), Woodford

Reserve Manhattan H (gr. IT). 2010: Matagot, b g, by Kitten's Joy. Raced 2 yrs, 7 sts, 0 wins, $4,754. ($5,000 obsoct wnlg). 2012: Summer Heavens, ch c, by Summer Bird. 2013: Ch f, by Kitten's Joy.

Inbreeding: 5SX5D Buckpasser; 4SX4D Northern Dancer; 4SX4D Roberto.Nicking: KITTEN'S JOY w/PULPIT mares: 6 foals, 6 strs, 3 wnrs (50%), 1 2yo wnr (17%),

2 SW (33%), 1 GSW (17%).Broodmare sire: PULPIT, b, 1994-2012. Sire of 213 dams of 553 foals, 382 rnrs (69%), 248 wnrs

(45%), 83 2yo wnrs (15%), 1.29 AEI, 1.52 CI; 22 sw.2nd dam: Reach, b, 1997. Bred by Claiborne Farm (Ky.). Raced 3 yrs, 9 sts, 2 wins, $53,840.

KITTEN'S JOY, ch, 2001

El Prado, 1989 9s, SW, $236,987 986 f, 88 SW, 1.99 AEI


Northern Dancer

Fairy Bridge

Lady Capulet, 1974 3s, SW, $63,949 13 f, 10 r, 4 w, 2 SW

Sir Ivor

Cap and Bells

Kitten's First, 1991 2s, wnr, $14,412 6 f, 5 r, 4 w, 3 SW

Lear Fan, 1981 8s, SW, $175,901 891 f, 84 SW, 1.74 AEI

Roberto

Wac

REAL SOLUTION b, c January 17, 2009

That's My Hon, 1983 11s, pl, $16,160 8 f, 6 r, 5 w, 1 SW

L'Enjoleur

One Lane

Pulpit, 1994 6s, SW, $728,200 835 f, 70 SW, 1.91 AEI

A.P. Indy, 1989 11s, SW, $2,979,815 1,181 f, 151 SW, 2.87 AEI

Seattle Slew

Weekend Surprise

REACHFORTH-EHEAVENS, b, 2005

Preach, 1989 15s, SW, $304,656 13 f, 11 r, 10 w, 1 SW

Mr. Prospector

Narrate

Reach, 1997 9s, wnr, $53,840 7 f, 6 r, 4 w

Dynaformer, 1985 30s, SW, $671,207 1,282 f, 142 SW, 2.29 AEI

Roberto

Andover Way

Northabout, 1984 Unraced 11 f, 7 r, 6 w

Northern Dancer

Alluvial

REAL SOLUTION'S RACE AND (STAKES) RECORDYear Age Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned2011 at 2 in Italy 1 1 0 0 $11,0222012 at 3 in Italy 4 2(1) 1 0 $44,6532013 at 4 in NA 4 1(1) 0 2(2) $675,500 Lifetime 9 4(2) 1 2(2) $731,175Sire: KITTEN'S JOY, ch, 2001. Raced 3 yrs, 14 sts, 9 wins, $2,075,791. Champion turf male. Won

Joe Hirsch Turf Classic Invitational S (gr. IT), Secretariat S (gr. IT), Firecracker Breeders' Cup H (gr. IIT), Virginia Derby (gr. IIIT), Crown Royal American Turf S (gr. IIIT), Palm Beach S (gr. IIIT), Tropical Park Derby (gr. IIIT); 2nd John Deere Breeders' Cup Turf (gr. IT), Arlington Million S (gr. IT), Jefferson Cup S (gr. IIIT).


In 2013: 22 sw, 122 2yos, 36 2yo rnrs, 8 2yo wnrs, 39 sale yrlgs, avg $107,885.1st dam: Reachfortheheavens, b, 2005. Bred by Claiborne Farm (Ky.). Raced 1 yr, 4 sts, 1 win, $19,298.

Dam of 3 named foals, 2 rnrs, 1 wnr, 1 sw. ($11,000, 2010 obsoct, Kitten's Joy).

Breeder/Owner

Kenneth L. and Sarah K. Ramsey ... Born: Both are natives of Artemus,Ky. ... Residence: Ramsey Farm, 10 miles south of Lexington, Ky., nearNicholasville. Also maintain a residence in South Florida. ... Family:Children Kelly, Jeffrey, Jill, Scott; six grandchildren ... Education: KenRamsey graduated from the University of Kentucky. ... Web site:www.ramseyfarm.com


1999 Classic Catienus 13th2004 Classic Roses in May 2nd

Mile Nothing to Lose 11thTurf Kittenʼs Joy 2nd

2005 Juvenile Dawn of War 11th2006 Mile Badge of Silver 3rd2007 Filly & Mare Turf Precious Kitten 8th

Juvenile Turf Cannonball 3rdSprint Talent Search 3rd

2009 Dirt Mile Furthest Land 1stJuvenile Williamʼs Kitten 8thJuvenile Fillies Turf Lisaʼs Kitten 10thJuvenile Turf Beckyʼs Kitten 9thJuvenile Turf Deanʼs Kitten 6th

Turf Sprint Cannonball 3rd2010 Classic Pleasant Prince 9th2011 Classic Headache 13th

Juvenile Fillies Turf Stephanieʼs Kitten 1stJuvenile Turf Coalport 11thMarathon Pleasant Prince 4thTurf Deanʼs Kitten 9thTurf Sprint Holiday for Kitten 9th

Quick facts about Kenneth L. and Sarah K. Ramsey:

After being absent from the Breedersʼ Cup in 2012, 2013 has been aphenomenal year for Ramsey Farm homebreds. On Aug. 17, AdmiralKitten won the Secretariat Stakes (G1), Big Blue Kitten took the SwordDancer Invitational Stakes (G1), and Real Solution topped off the daywith a victory in the Arlington Million (G1). All three are homebred sonsof Kittenʼs Joy. Enjoyed another big weekend Oct. 5 and 6 when WeMiss Artie and Bobbyʼs Kitten became their third and fourth winners ofa Breedersʼ Cup “Win and Youʼre In” race with victories in theBreedersʼ Futurity (G1) and Pilgrim Stakes (G3), respectively.

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Other notable runners for the Ramseys in 2013 include StephanieʼsKitten, who won the Just a Game Stakes (G1), as well as gradedstakes winners Dark Cove, Hyper, and Kittenʼs Dumplings.

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With their homebred contingent running so well, the Ramseys havebeen at the top or near the top of the leading owner and leading

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breeder lists by money earned. Their foundation stallion, Kittenʼs Joy,has also been at the top of the leading general sire list.

The Ramseys ran away with the title of top owner at Saratoga thisyear. They set a record number of wins in one meet (22), whileamassing $1.7 million in earnings.

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The Ramseys earned their first Breedersʼ Cup trophy on their 11thattempt when Furthest Land, a former claimer, won the Dirt Mile (G1)in 2009. Now retired, the gelding is currently in training fordressage/eventing. In 2004, the Ramseys had to settle for runner-upfinishes by Roses in May in the Classic (G1) and Kittenʼs Joy in theBreedersʼ Cup Turf (G1).

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When homebred Stephanieʼs Kitten captured the 2011 Breedersʼ CupJuvenile Fillies Turf, it gave the Ramseys their second trophy in theBreedersʼ Cup World Championships. The talented runner is currentlyat Ramsey Farm to recover from bone soreness, but is slated to run in2014, perhaps at Royal Ascot.

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Ken Ramsey had turned down an offer to sell Stephanieʼs Kitten – whois named for one of his granddaughters – shortly before her breakoutwin in the 2011 Darley Alcibiades Stakes (G1) at Keeneland.

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The Ramseys were named the National Owner of the Year and theNational Breeder of the Year at the 27th annual Thoroughbred Ownersand Breeders Association awards dinner in 2012.

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They have been the dominant owners in the win category at Kentuckytracks for the past decade. The Ramseys won their tenth leading

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owner title at Keeneland during the 2012 Spring Meet. Though theRamseys are the all time leading owners at Churchill Downs by wins,they campaigned more aggressively in New York in 2012 and were theleading owners at the Belmont Park spring/summer meet with 11victories.

The Ramseys won 16 stakes in 2011 en route to earning their secondEclipse Award for Outstanding Owner, having notched their first in2004.

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The Ramseys have more than 100 horses in training with varioustrainers, including Wayne Catalano, Mike Maker, and Wesley Ward.They also maintain a string of horses in Europe and are looking toexpand internationally.

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Ramsey Farm, home to Kittenʼs Joy as well as the Ramsey broodmareband, is approximately 1,400 acres. The farm also features “KittenʼsSpa,” which has an underwater treadmill with whirlpool jets that can beheated in cooler weather and a vibrating platform that has asolarium-esque heat lamp above it. Although originally built to keepKittenʼs Joy fit, it is now used for any horse on the farm. Kittenʼs Joystill gets first dibs, and Stephanieʼs Kitten is currently second in lineeach morning.

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After heavily supporting homebred stallion Kittenʼs Joy with their ownmares, the Ramseys have been rewarded with phenomenal successwith his stud fee climbing to $50,000 for the 2013 season. It isexpected to rise for 2014.

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Kittenʼs Joy is a son of the Ramseyʼs foundation mare, Kittenʼs Firstwho also produced Grade 1 winner Precious Kitten and stakes winnerJustenuffheart, dam of champion and 2006 Breedersʼ Cup JuvenileFillies winner Dreaming of Anna. Kittenʼs First foundered and waseuthanized in Jan. 2006.

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Portions of Ramsey Farm have been operated by various leadingThoroughbred and Standardbred breeders for more than 100 years.The Ramseysʼ initial purchase, the former Almahurst Farm, was thebirthplace of 1918 Kentucky Derby winner Exterminator andStandardbred legend Greyhound.

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Ken Ramsey was five when his family took a Christmas shopping tripto Louisville, Ky. and he saw the Twin Spires through the back gate ofChurchill Downs. During his real estate heyday in the 1970s, hedeveloped his passion for horse racing by attending Keeneland,

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Churchill Downs, River Downs or any track that was open.

Ken Ramsey first entered racing in 1969 by claiming Red Redeemerfor $1,500 at the now-closed Miles Park in Louisville; the horse wasblind in one eye and never won again. Ramsey initially gave up racinginterests in the mid-1980s to concentrate his capital on acquiring thecellular franchises, but got back into the industry after selling hisbusiness.

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A graduate of the University of Kentucky by way of the GI Bill, Ramseywas a trucking industry executive before turning to real estate in the1970s and then to cellular telephone network franchising in the 1980sprimarily along Interstate 75 in northeastern Georgia and southeasternKentucky. He sold the cellular business, valued at $39 million, in 1994and bought historic Almahurst Farm near Lexington, renaming itRamsey Farm.

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Trainer

Chad Brown ... Born: Dec. 18, 1978 in Saratoga Springs, N.Y. ...Residence: Saratoga Springs, N.Y. ... Family: Wife Terrill, daughtersAva and Andi ... Education: Degree in animal science, CornellUniversity, 2001.


2008 Juvenile Fillies Turf Maram 1st2009 Filly & Mare Turf Maram 6th

Turf Sprint Silver Timber 6th2010 Turf Sprint Silver Timber 5th2011 Filly & Mare Turf Stacelia 10th

Juvenile Fillies Turf Dayatthespa 9thJuvenile Turf Fantastic Song 10th

2012 Distaff Awesome Feather 6thFilly & Mare Turf Zagora 1stJuvenile Fillies Turf Whatsdachances (IRE) 2ndJuvenile Turf Balance the Books 3rdJuvenile Turf Noble Tune 2ndTurf Sprint Corporate Jungle 6th

Quick facts about Chad Brown:

On Aug. 17, 2013, Brown accomplished an impressive Grade 1 turfdouble, winning the Sword Dancer Invitational Handicap at Saratogawith Big Blue Kitten and the Arlington Million at Arlington Park withReal Solution. The Arlington Million victory came on the disqualificationof The Apache for bumping in the stretch. “It was an incredible day forour stable. One of those days that youʼll never forget,” Brown says.“Hopefully we can do it again at some point in time.” The SwordDancer and the Arlington Million were “Win and Youʼre In” races andboth horses qualified for the Breedersʼ Cup Turf.

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Real Solution and Big Blue Kitten head a lineup of nearly a dozenhorses that Brown could have at the 30th Breedersʼ Cup in 2013.Candidates for that group include Bobbyʼs Kitten and Shadow Bankingfor the Juvenile Turf; Testa Rossi. Ready to Act, Granny Mcʼs Kittenand Kitten Kaboodle in the Juvenile Fillies Turf; and Easter Gift in theDirt. Last Gunfigther is being considered for the Dirt Mile and theMarathon and Summer Applause is a possibility for the Distaff.Bobbyʼs Kitten won the Pilgrim (G3) and Testa Rossi won the MissGrillo (G3) at Belmont Park and Kitten Kaboodle won the Jessamine(G3) at Keeneland, all “Win and Youʼre In” races, giving Brown fiveautomatic qualifiers.

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Brown won with the first Breedersʼ Cup horse he started, Maram in the2008 Juvenile Fillies Turf. She died in Sept. 2012 at age six of whatwas called “an acute illness.” In 2009, Maram finished sixth in the Fillyand Mare Turf and Silver Timber finished sixth in the Turf Sprint. SilverTimber was back the following year, finishing fifth in the same race. In2011, Brown had three Breedersʼ Cup starters: Dayatthespa in theJuvenile Fillies Turf (G2, 9th), Stacelita in the Filly and Mare Turf (G1,

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10th), and Fantastic Song in the Juvenile Turf (G1, 10th).

Brown is from Mechanicville, a small city with a population of 5,196 in2010 on the banks of the Hudson River about 17 miles southeast ofSaratoga Springs. He grew up going to historic Saratoga Race Coursewith his family and became interested in horses and the sport. To thisday, Brownʼs father heads to the same picnic table in the backyardevery time he goes to the track; Brown occasionally joins him there tohandicap his horsesʼ races, taking advantage of the more relaxedatmosphere.

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While in high school, Brown began working with harness horses atSaratoga Raceway. He took the next step toward what has becomehis career by spending his college summers and the year following hisgraduation from Cornell working for Hall of Fame trainer ShugMcGaughey. “I grew up breaking and training Standardbreds,” hesays, “but always wanted to be with the Thoroughbreds. I liked the wayShug won big races, and he had so many good, quality horses; I waslucky enough that he took me in when I approached him. I started outhot-walking, then grooming and worked my way up to a foreman.”

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Brown then spent five years working for another Hall of Famer, the lateBobby Frankel, splitting his time between southern California andSaratoga. He went on to oversee Frankelʼs divisions in Kentucky,Monmouth Park and Gulfstream Park and got hands-on experienceworking with Frankel-trained luminaries such as Ghostzapper,Intercontinental, Empire Maker, Ginger Punch, and Medaglia dʼOro. “Iwas at the point where I needed to grow into an assistant, and Shugʼsoperation was smaller and there was no room for that,” he said. “Going

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to work for Bobby was the best thing that ever happened to me. I gotto deal with so many good horses and so many good owners. He sentme everywhere – Hollywood Park, Santa Anita, Monmouth Park, andChurchill Downs. I learned so much from him, it was like the graduateschool of racing. It was really hard to leave. I talked to him about it andtold him the only way I would go was if he was willing to help me. Itʼsfitting that one of the last things I did was to saddle Ginger Punch towin the Breedersʼ Cup Distaff [at Monmouth in 2007, when Frankelstayed in California with his terminally ill dog]. Iʼd been there allsummer, and I was really close to that mare. Iʼm honored that Bobbytrusted me with her.”

Brown went out on his own in Nov. 2007, shortly after the BreedersʼCup. His first winner came later that month at Churchill Downs: DualJewels, in a $10,000 claimer. Dual Jewels was claimed from Brownʼssmall stable in that race. Brown made the move after getting married,when he decided it was time to return to New York on a morepermanent basis. His wife, Terrill, also is from New York; sheʼs thegranddaughter of trainer William “Red” Terrill.

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In 2008, his first full year of training, Brownʼs initial application for stallsat Saratoga was turned down. He did land a few stalls before the meetstarted and won with his first starter at his home track – with StarPlayer in the first race on opening day. That year he picked up his firststakes winners, all in listed stakes. Brown got his first graded stakeswin in July 2009 when Silver Timber won the Jaipur (G3) at BelmontPark. Silver Timber also won the Woodford Stakes (G3) in Oct. 2009.

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Silver Timber continued to be the big horse in Brownʼs barn through•

2010, winning four stakes races, including a repeat in the Woodford.

The 2011 season was Brownʼs breakthrough year: his stable reachedthe $5 million plateau in purse earnings and he won his first Grade 1 inJuly. Fittingly, that milestone came at Saratoga when Zagora capturedthe Diana, a race won by Bobby Frankel in 2001 and 2002. Brown saidat the time that the win was especially meaningful for that reason. Hewon three other Grade 1 races that year: the Beverly D. and FlowerBowl with Stacelita and the Gazelle with Awesome Feather.

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In 2012, Brown got off to a hot start at Saratoga, holding the lead inthe trainer standings in the early part of the meet. He would eventuallyfinish second with 29 wins to Todd Pletcherʼs 36. This year also sawBrown start his first horse in a Triple Crown race when Street Lifefinished fourth in the Belmont Stakes. Street Life went on to win theCurlin at Saratoga; he was injured in the Travers Stakes andsubsequently retired.

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Brown enjoyed a very successful Breedersʼ Cup weekend in 2012. Hesaddled Zagora to win the Fillies and Mare Turf; had a pair of secondswith Whatsdachanches in the Juvenile Fillies Turf and Noble Tune inthe Juvenile Turf; and Balance the Books was third in the JuvenileTurf. Zagoraʼs victory capped a championship season for which shereceived the Eclipse Award for outstanding Female Turf Horse. TheBrown-trained Stacelita won the 2011 Eclipse as the champion femaleturf horse.

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The victories in the Arlington Million and the Sword Dancer have beenhigh points in a dynamic 2013 season in which Brown had won gradedstakes with 12 different horses by Oct. 9 ... One of Brownʼsbest-known runners in 2013 is Fox Hill Farmʼs Normandy Invasion, hisfirst Kentucky Derby starter. Normandy Invasion was second in theWood Memorial (G1) and was fourth in the Derby. Injuries have keptthe colt out the races since the Derby, but he is scheduled to return toBrownʼs stable in November.

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Breeders' Cup TurfSKYRING

B.c.4 English Channel - Violet Lady by Seattle SlewBred in Kentucky by BLUEGRASS HALL, LLC (Jan 30, 2009)

126 Owner: CALUMET FARM

Trainer:D. WAYNE LUKAS

2013: 7 1 1 0 $236,0002012: 16 3 2 2 $211,148Life: 23 4 3 2 $447,148Turf: 11 2 1 2 $347,571Course: 0 0 0 0 $0Off Dirt: 4 1 1 0 $51,380

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keejan, Dynaformer; $200,000, 2007 keejan, Afleet Alex).1997: Loow Key, dkb/br f, by Pine Bluff. Raced 2 yrs, 6 sts, 1 win, $38,360. 2nd Salem County S.

Dam of 5 foals, 3 rnrs, 2 wnrs. ($67,000 keenov wnlg; $190,000 ftsaug yrlg). 1998: Mr. Competitive, dkb/br c, by St. Jovite. Unraced. ($12,000 keejan yrlg). 1999: Dyna Penny, b f, by Dynaformer. Raced 4 yrs, 27 sts, 2 wins, $117,710. 2nd Walmac Lone

Star Oaks (T); 3rd Old South H (T). ($30,000 keesep yrlg). 2000: Formidable Gold, b g, by Formal Gold. Raced 4 yrs, 36 sts, 5 wins, $68,982. ($120,000

keesep yrlg). 2001: CABALLERO NEGRO, dkb/br c, by Formal Gold. Raced 2 yrs, 12 sts, 4 wins, $169,415. Won Silver

Season S; 2nd Pete Axthelm S (T); 3rd Calder Derby (gr. IIIT), Unbridled S. ($31,000 keesep yrlg). 2003: Dressed to Kill, b f, by Formal Gold. Raced 1 yr, 3 sts, 0 wins, $18,150. 2nd Salem County

S (T); 3rd P.G. Johnson S (RT). Dam of 2 foals, 2 rnrs, 2 wnrs. ($115,000 ftkoct yrlg). 2004: Bagoga, dkb/br g, by Formal Gold. Raced 7 yrs, 71 sts, 11 wins, $213,492. ($42,000 ftkoct

yrlg; $60,000 easmay 2yo). 2005: GREENSPRING, b c, by Orientate. Raced 2 yrs, 8 sts, 5 wins, $205,780. Won General

George H (gr. II, NTR, Lrl, 7 furlongs in 1:20.95); 2nd Fall Highweight H (gr. III). Sent to Arg 2011. ($85,000 keesep yrlg).

2006: Brayden Buddy, dkb/br c, by Orientate. Raced 3 yrs, 5 sts, 1 win, $17,000. 2007: Modano, b c, by Afleet Alex. Raced 1 yr in Bhr, 3 sts, 0 wins, $530. Sent to Ire 2008.

($25,000 keesep yrlg). 2009: SKYRING, b c, by English Channel.

At 3: Won James W. Murphy S (T); 2nd Saranac S (gr. IIIT); 3rd American Derby (gr. IIIT), River City H (gr. IIIT).

At 4: Won Dixie S (gr. IIT); 2nd Fifth Season S. 2010: Chambers Bay, b g, by Point Given. Raced 1 yr, 8 sts, 1 win, $16,670. ($10,000 keesep yrlg). 2011: English Kiss, b f, by English Channel. Unraced. 2012: B c, by Point Given. 2013: Dead foal.

Inbreeding: 5SX4D Boldnesian; 5SX4D Northern Dancer; 4SX5D Raise a Native.Nicking: ENGLISH CHANNEL w/SEATTLE SLEW mares: 2 foals, 1 str, 1 wnr (50%), 0 2yo

wnrs (0%), 1 SW (50%), 1 GSW (50%).Broodmare sire: SEATTLE SLEW, dkb/br, 1974-2002. Sire of 538 dams of 3,385 foals, 2,609 rnrs

(77%), 1,820 wnrs (54%), 499 2yo wnrs (15%), 1.68 AEI, 1.48 CI; 229 sw.2nd dam: TOP CORSAGE, dkb/br, 1983. Bred by Elmendorf Farm (Ky.). Raced 5 yrs, 53 sts, 15 wins,

$1,110,028. Won Spinster S (gr. I), Arlington Oaks (gr. III), California Jockey Club H (gr. IIIT), Dahlia H (gr. IIIT), Falls City H (gr. III), Pucker Up S (gr. IIIT), Sixty Sails H (gr. III), B. Thoughtful S (T), California Oaks (T), Cardinal H, Louisiana Downs Oaks, Furl Sail H; 2nd Yellow Ribbon Invitational S (gr. IT), San Gorgonio H (gr. II), Countess Fager H (gr. IIIT), Honeymoon H (gr. IIIT), Canterbury Queen H (T), Providencia S (RT), Sweet Diane S (RT); etc.. Dam of Real Bear (f, Formal Gold; $81,155. 2nd Cy-Fair S, Lakeway S; dam of IM A BEAR). Granddam of LILY'S AFFAIR.

ENGLISH CHAN-NEL, ch, 2002

Smart Strike, 1992 8s, SW, $337,376 1,163 f, 98 SW, 2.35 AEI


Raise a Native

Gold Digger

Classy 'n Smart, 1981 9s, SW, $303,222 9 f, 5 r, 5 w, 4 SW

Smarten

No Class

Belva, 1998 Unraced 8 f, 6 r, 3 w, 1 SW

Theatrical, 1982 22s, SW, $2,940,036 1,021 f, 84 SW, 2.25 AEI

Nureyev

Tree of Knowledge

SKYRING b, c January 30, 2009

Committed, 1980 30s, SW, $333,501 10 f, 8 r, 7 w, 3 SW

Hagley

Minstinguette


Bold Reasoning, 1968 12s, SW, $189,564 61 f, 10 SW, 3.75 AEI

Boldnesian

Reason to Earn

VIOLET LADY, dkb/br, 1992

My Charmer, 1969 32s, SW, $34,133 12 f, 8 r, 6 w, 4 SW

Poker

Fair Charmer

Top Corsage, 1983 53s, SW, $1,110,028 9 f, 8 r, 5 w

Topsider, 1974 18s, SW, $125,060 475 f, 63 SW, 2.49 AEI

Northern Dancer

Drumtop

Corsage, 1975 9s, wnr, $11,362 11 f, 9 r, 8 w, 2 SW

Native Royalty

Rare Bouquet

SKYRING'S RACE AND (STAKES) RECORDYear Age Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned2012 at 3 16 3(1) 2(1) 2(2) $211,1482013 at 4 7 1(1) 1(1) 0 $236,000 Lifetime 23 4(2) 3(2) 2(2) $447,148Sire: ENGLISH CHANNEL, ch, 2002. Raced 4 yrs in NA and UAE, 23 sts, 13 wins, $5,319,028.

Champion turf male. Won John Deere Breeders' Cup Turf (gr. IT), United Nations S (gr. IT) twice, Joe Hirsch Turf Classic Invitational S (gr. IT) twice, Woodford Reserve Turf Classic S (gr. IT), Virginia Derby (gr. IIIT), Colonial Turf Cup S (T), Canadian Turf H (T), Woodlawn S (T); 2nd Joe Hirsch Turf Classic Invitational S (gr. IT), Sword Dancer Invitational S (gr. IT), Manhattan H (gr. IT), Secretariat S (gr. IT); 3rd John Deere Breeders' Cup Turf (gr. IT).


In 2013: 6 sw, 71 2yos, 16 2yo rnrs, 2 2yo wnrs, 22 sale yrlgs, avg $23,628.1st dam: Violet Lady, dkb/br, 1992. Bred by Gainesway Thoroughbreds. (Ky.). Raced 2 yrs, 4 sts, $7,740.

Dam of 13 named foals, 11 rnrs, 9 wnrs, 3 sw. ($90,000, 1996 keenov, Pine Bluff; $97,000, 1999

Breeder

Bluegrass Hall ... Owner(s): Brad Kelley ... Born: Franklin, Ky. ... He's55 years of age. ... Residence: Franklin, Tenn., a suburb of Nashville. ...Family: Wife Susan; three daughters.

Quick facts about Bluegrass Hall:

Bluegrass Hall has four Breedersʼ Cup starters under its name andearned its first Breedersʼ Cup win in 2012 when D. WayneLukas-trainee Hightail captured the Juvenile Sprint, the coltʼs first winin nine starts to that point. Hightail was retired in early January afterfracturing a sesamoid while training.

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Kelley owns Bluegrass Hall, a 200-acre property that was formerlyNelson Bunker Huntʼs Bluegrass Farm and is located in Lexington, Ky.across Versailles Road from Calumet Farm, which is adjacent toKeeneland Race Course. and Hurricane Hall, a 300-acre property inGeorgetown, Ky. Hurricane Hall was formerly the racing end of theoperation and Bluegrass was the breeding part. On May 3, 2012, itwas announced that historic 800-acre Calumet Farm had been sold tothe Calumet Investment Trust and the purchase price was estimated tobe between $36-$40 million. At that time it also was announced thatKelley, thought to be one of the trustees, would lease Calumet Farmfrom the trust. All of the horses from Hurricane Hall and Bluegrass Hallhave been relocated to Calumet Farm and in Feb. 2013, it wasannounced that Kelley would race as Calumet Farm rather thanBluegrass Hall. Kelley, however, continues to race in black and goldcolored silks of Bluegrass Hall.

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The year 2013 put the notoriously reclusive Kelley into racingʼsforefront when his colt Oxbow captured the Preakness Stakes, a winthat gave Hall of Fame trainer D. Wayne Lukas his record 14th careervictory in a Triple Crown race. In May, Oxbow became the secondstraight Kentucky Derby starter for Kelley, finishing sixth in the first legof the Triple Crown. Multiple graded stakes winner Optimizer wasKelleyʼs first Derby starter in 2012, crossing the wire in 11th place.

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Oxbow went on to finish second in the Belmont Stakes, but emergedfrom his fourth-place finish in the Haskell Invitational (G1) with aseason-ending ankle injury. It has not yet been determined if Oxbowwill return to the races as a 4-year-old.

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Optimizer became Kelleyʼs first Breedersʼ Cup starter under theBluegrass Hall banner when he ran eighth in the 2011 Juvenile. Theson of English Channel was 11th in the 2012 Breedersʼ Cup Turf, butstarted his 2013 campaign with victories in the Colonel E.R. BradleyHandicap (G3) and Fair Grounds Handicap (G3). Optimizer has notraced since being eased in the Sword Dancer Invitational (G1) atSaratoga on Aug. 17.

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Kelley has the majority of his horses in training with Hall of Fametrainer D. Wayne Lukas, but has recently sent others with trainersLarry Jones and Dale Romans.

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Included in Kelleyʼs broodmare band is Grade I winner Runup theColors, purchased for $60,000 at the 2011 Keeneland Novembermixed sale. The A.P. Indy mare is the dam of graded stakes winnerRevolutionary, who finished third in the 2013 Kentucky Derby.

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Kelley is a former stockholder in Churchill Downs Inc. and also ownedKentucky Downs, located in his former hometown of Franklin, whichsits on the border with Tennessee.

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Self-made man, who founded Commonwealth Tobacco, producer ofdiscounted cigarettes in 1990 ... Sold company in 2001 for $1 billion ...Invested in and owns 1.2 million acres of land in Texas, Florida andNew Mexico, which makes him one of the 10 largest landowners in

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America.

Is an active wildlife conservationist, spending millions of dollarsconserving such animals as black rhinos and white rhinos, pigmyhippos, okapi, impalas, white bearded wildebeests, gazelles andEastern bongos ... Many animals are then sent to zoos around theworld ... He is listed at number 263 in the Forbes list of the 400wealthiest Americans.

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Owner

Calumet Farm ... Owner(s): Calumet Investment Group ... Location:Lexington, Ky., abutting Keeneland Race Course. ... Web site:www.calumetfarm.com

Quick facts about Calumet Farm:

With businessman Brad Kelley assuming control of the farm a yearearlier, Calumet had a return to classic prominence in 2013 when itscolt Oxbow captured the Preakness Stakes, a win that gave Hall ofFame trainer D. Wayne Lukas his record 14th career victory in a TripleCrown race. Oxbowʼs win was the eighth Preakness triumph forCalumet and the operationʼs first since 1968, which also was its lastprior classic win. “To put Calumet, who we all know that name, backon the front pages of the racing publications is very special,” Lukassaid after the Preakness. “Iʼm so happy for him just to have theopportunity to represent him.”

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Oxbow went on to finish second in the Belmont Stakes, but emergedfrom his fourth-place finish in the Haskell Invitational (G1) with aseason-ending ankle injury. It has not yet been determined if Oxbowwill return to the races as a 4-year-old.

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On May 3, 2012, it was announced that historic 800-acre CalumetFarm had been sold to the Calumet Investment Trust and thepurchase price was just under $36 million. At that time it also wasannounced that Brad Kelley would lease Calumet Farm from the trust.All of the horses from Kelleyʼs 300-acre Georgetown, Ky. basedHurricane Hall property and his 200-acre Lexington, Ky.-based

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Bluegrass Hall have been relocated to Calumet Farm. In February2013, it was announced that Kelley would race as Calumet Farmrather than Bluegrass Hall. Kelley, however, continues to race in blackand gold colored silks of Bluegrass Hall.

Calumet was most recently represented in the Breedersʼ Cup as thebreeder of millionaire Switch, who is out of the graded stakes winninghomebred Antoniette. The Quiet American mare, sold for $150,000 asa yearling, won or placed in 15 graded stakes races. She finishedsecond in the Breedersʼ Cup Filly and Mare Sprint in both 2010 and2011.

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Under Kelley, Calumet also revitalized its breeding program. The farmstood five stallions in 2013 including 2010 Melbourne Cup (Aus-G1)winner Americain. Included in Kelleyʼs broodmare band is Grade 1winner Runup the Colors, purchased for $60,000 at the 2011Keeneland November mixed sale. The A.P. Indy mare is the dam ofgraded stakes winner Revolutionary, who finished third in the 2013Kentucky Derby.

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Kelley is a former stockholder in Churchill Downs Inc. and also ownedKentucky Downs, located in his former hometown of Franklin, whichsits on the border with Tennessee. Self-made man, who foundedCommonwealth Tobacco, producer of discounted cigarettes in 1990 ...Sold company in 2001 for $1 billion ... Invested in and owns 1.2 millionacres of land in Texas, Florida and New Mexico, which makes him oneof the 10 largest landowners in America.

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Warren Wright Sr. used his financial genius to develop his familyʼs•

Calumet Baking Powder company, which was sold to General Foodsin the late 1920s for $40 million. Wright applied that same businessacumen to Calumet Farm, which he inherited in 1931 from his father,William Monroe Wright, converting Calumet from a prominentStandardbred farm to a legendary Thoroughbred racing and breedingoperation.

Wright guided Calumet through its “golden age,” from 1940 until hisdeath in late 1950 by making several key decisions, which included the1936 purchase of Bull Lea, who finished eighth in the 1938 KentuckyDerby but became the foundation sire of Calumetʼs breedingoperation, and the hiring in 1939 of eventual Hall of Fame trainers BenA. Jones and his son, H.A. (Jimmy) Jones, who together built Calumetinto a racing dynasty.

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Upon Wrightʼs death his widow, Lucille Parker Wright, assumed controlof Calumet and continued with her second husband, Rear AdmiralGene Markey, to build upon its legacy until her death in 1982.

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From 1932-1982, Calumet won two Triple Crowns (Whirlaway, 1941;Citation, 1948) and seven Kentucky Derbys (Whirlaway, 1941;Pensive, 1944; Citation, 1948; Ponder, 1949; Hill Gail,1952; IronLiege, 1957; Tim Tam, 1958; and Forward Pass, 1968 upon thedisqualification of Dancerʼs Image).

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Calumet bred and raced 11 horses enshrined in the Racing Hall ofFame (Alydar, Armed, Bewitch, Citation, Coaltown, Davona Dale, RealDelight, Twilight Tear, Two Lea, Tim Tam and Whirlaway) and fournamed Horse of the Year (Whirlaway, 1941 and ʼ42; Twilight Tear,

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1944, first filly voted Horse of the Year; Armed, 1947; and Citation,1948).

Calumet was the leading money-winning owner 12 times and was thefirst owner to earn more than $1 million in purse money in a singleseason (1947).

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Following Lucille Markeyʼs death in 1982, Calumet passed to herdaughter, Bertha Wright, who hired her son-in-law, J.T. Lundy, to runthe farm. During this time, Calumet bred and raced (in partnership withJurgen Arnemann) Criminal Type (by Alydar), voted Horse of the Yearand champion older male in 1990.

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The farm also bred 1991 Kentucky Derby winner Strike the Gold,which it sold as a 2-year-old.

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In 1990, Alydar died in a suspicious stall accident and Calumetʼsfortunes began to unravel because of questionable business practices.Lundy eventually served a 4-1/2-year prison sentence for bank fraud,conspiracy and bribery convictions and was ordered to pay restitutionon more than $20 million in defaulted loans.

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Calumet was sold at a bankruptcy auction in 1992 to Henryk deKwiatkowski for $17 million. de Kwiatkowski, a native of Poland, madehis fortune buying and selling used airplanes, then entered racing inthe mid-1970s. Prior to acquiring the Calumet name, he bred andraced under the Kennelot Stables banner.

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He campaigned Horse of the Year Conquistador Cielo, champion fillyDe la Rose, Belmont Stakes winner Danzig Connection and stakes

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winners Sabin and Stephanʼs Odyssey. He also raced the NorthernDancer horse Danzig, who was unbeaten in three starts and became aworld-class sire while standing at Claiborne Farm.

As owner, Calumet campaigned Breedersʼ Cup starters Lea Lucindaand Lech. Calumet bred 1997 Breedersʼ Cup Sprint winner Elmhurst,as well as nine other horses who have competed in the Breedersʼ Cup(Ad Valorem, Agnes World, Catrail, Lea Lucinda, Librettist, StellaMadrid, Strike the Gold, Switch and Wildly Special, who was bred inpartnership).

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Elmhurstʼs second dam was champion Our Mims, who raced as a•

homebred for Calumet but was sold as part of the farmʼs dispersal. In2011, Elmhurst returned to Kentucky to reside at Jeanne MirabitoʼsOur Mims Retirement Haven near Paris. The gelding had been livingat Rocking Horse Ranch in California. Mirabito cared for Our Mims inher final years; the mare died in 2003 and was buried at Calumet.

de Kwiatkowski died in March 2003, with oversight and operation ofthe historic farm passing to a trust with his children as thebeneficiaries. Taking the most active roles of his seven children wereson Stephan and daughter Arianne.

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Trainer

D. Wayne Lukas ... Born: Sept 2, 1935, Antigo, Wis. Given name isDarrell. ... Residence: Louisville, Ky. ... Family: son, Jeff. ... Education:Earned a masterʼs degree in education at the University of Wisconsin,where he worked as an assistant basketball coach for two years ...Became a teacher and head basketball coach in high school for nineyears, including a seven-year stint in LaCrosse, Wis. ... During summers,trained and raced horses in South Dakota before turning to training fulltime.


1984 Distaff Lifeʼs Magic 2ndDistaff Lucky Lucky Lucky 6thJuvenile Tankʼs Prospect 2ndJuvenile Fillies Fiesta Lady 7thJuvenile Fillies Tiltalating 8th

1985 Distaff Alabama Nana (Ire) 4thDistaff Ladyʼs Secret 2ndDistaff Lifeʼs Magic 1stJuvenile Ketoh 9thJuvenile Louisiana Slew 11thJuvenile Fillies Arewehavingfunyet 8thJuvenile Fillies Family Style 2ndJuvenile Fillies Twilight Ridge 1st

Sprint Mt. Livermore 3rdSprint Pancho Villa 5th

1986 Distaff Ladyʼs Secret 1stDistaff Twilight Ridge 6thJuvenile Capote 1stJuvenile Pledge Card 10thJuvenile Fillies Anything For Love 10thJuvenile Fillies Sacahuista 4thSprint Pine Tree Lane 2nd

1987 Distaff Clabber Girl 2ndDistaff North Sider 6thDistaff Sacahuista 1stDistaff Sharp Cat 2ndJuvenile Contempt 10thJuvenile Success Express 1stJuvenile Tejano 3rdJuvenile Fillies Blue Jean Baby 11thJuvenile Fillies Classic Crown 6thJuvenile Fillies Dream Team 3rdJuvenile Fillies Lost Kitty 10thJuvenile Fillies Over All 7thSprint High Brite 5thSprint On the Line 10thSprint Pine Tree Lane 11th

1988 Classic Slew City Slew dnfDistaff Classic Crown 5thDistaff Winning Colors 2ndJuvenile Is It True 1stJuvenile Fillies Darby Shuffle 2ndJuvenile Fillies Lea Lucinda 3rdJuvenile Fillies One of a Klein 11thJuvenile Fillies Open Mind 1stJuvenile Fillies Some Romance 6thMile Steinlen (GB) 2ndSprint Gulch 1stSprint High Brite 12th

1989 Classic Slew City Slew 6thDistaff Highest Glory 5thDistaff Open Mind 3rdDistaff Winning Colors 9thDistaff Wonders Delight 10thJuvenile Grand Canyon 2ndJuvenile Fillies Special Happening 4thJuvenile Fillies Stella Madrid 3rdJuvenile Fillies Voodoo Lily 11thMile Steinlen (GB) 1stSprint On the Line dnf

1990 Distaff Luthierʼs Launch 5th

Juvenile Fire in Ice 10thMile Steinlen (GB) 4thSprint Carson City 10thSprint Senor Speedy 9thTurf Shy Tom 10th

1991 Classic Twilight Agenda 2ndDistaff Grand Girlfriend 6thDistaff Train Robbery 12thJuvenile Big Sur 11thJuvenile Dance Floor 6thMile Star of Cozzene 3rdSprint Deposit Ticket 10thSprint Media Plan 5th

1992 Classic Twilight Agenda 9thDistaff Lite Light 6thJuvenile Mountain Cat 5thSprint Salt Lake 13th

1993 Juvenile Tabasco Cat 3rdJuvenile Fillies Stellar Cat 5th

1994 Classic Tabasco Cat 2ndJuvenile Timber Country 1stJuvenile Fillies Cat Appeal dnfJuvenile Fillies Flanders 1stJuvenile Fillies Lilly Capote 5th

Juvenile Fillies Serenaʼs Song 2ndSprint Chimes Band 5thSprint Harlan 4th

1995 Distaff Serenaʼs Song 5thJuvenile Editorʼs Note 3rdJuvenile Hennessy 2ndJuvenile Honour and Glory 4thJuvenile Fillies Cara Rafaela 2ndJuvenile Fillies Golden Attraction 3rdJuvenile Fillies Tipically Irish 6th

1996 Classic Editorʼs Note 12thDistaff Serenaʼs Song 2ndJuvenile Boston Harbor 1stJuvenile Gold Tribute 6thJuvenile Fillies Cheyenne City 8thJuvenile Fillies City Band 10thJuvenile Fillies Sharp Cat 9thSprint Honour and Glory 3rdSprint Lord Carson 4thTurf Marlin 13th

1997 Distaff Sharp Cat 2ndJuvenile Double Honor 6thJuvenile Grand Slam dnfJuvenile Time Limit 7th

Juvenile Fillies Bay Harbor 14thJuvenile Fillies Love Lock 9thMile Fantastic Fellow 8thSprint Trafalger 8th

1998 Juvenile Cat Thief 3rdJuvenile Mountain Range 9thJuvenile Tactical Cat 8thJuvenile Time Bandit 13thJuvenile Yes Itʼs True 11thJuvenile Fillies Unbridled Delight 8thSprint Grand Slam 2ndSprint Partnerʼs Hero 8th

1999 Classic Cat Thief 1stFilly & Mare Turf Natalie Too 12thJuvenile High Yield 3rdJuvenile Millencolin 10thJuvenile Fillies Cash Run 1stJuvenile Fillies Surfside 3rd

2000 Classic Cat Thief 7thDistaff Spain 1stDistaff Surfside 2ndJuvenile Scorpion 9thJuvenile Yonaguska 12thJuvenile Fillies Cash Deal 12th

2001 Classic Orientate 12thDistaff Spain 2ndJuvenile Jump Start 11th

2002 Sprint Day Trader 11thSprint Orientate 1st

2003 Juvenile Race for Glory 9thJuvenile Fillies Be Gentle 11thJuvenile Fillies Renaissance Lady 13th

2004 Classic Azeri 5thDistaff Stellar Jayne 3rdJuvenile Consolidator 4th

2005 Juvenile Fillies Ex Caelis 4thJuvenile Fillies Folklore 1st

2006 Juvenile Pegasus Wind 11th2008 Juvenile Fillies Be Smart 12th

Juvenile Turf Ninth Client 9th2010 Dirt Mile Mine That Bird 10th

Sprint Hamazing Destiny 2nd2011 Juvenile Optimizer 8th

Sprint Hamazing Destiny 5th2012 Juvenile Fillies Broken Spell 6th

Sprint Hamazing Destiny 10thTurf Optimizer 11th

Quick facts about D. Wayne Lukas:

D. Wayne Lukas expects to bring six horses to the Breedersʼ Cup in2013: Will Take Charge (Classic); Strong Mandate (Juvenile); FastBullet (Sprint); Skyring (Turf); All Cash (Juvenile Turf); and Tour Guide(Turf Sprint). Two already have Grade 1 wins this year: Traverswinner Will Take Charge and Hopeful Stakes winner Strong Mandate.With Grade 2 wins this year are Fast Bullet (True North Handicap) andSkyring (Dixie Stakes). All Cash, a maiden after four starts, was fourthlast out in the Bourbon Stakes (G3). Tour Guide owns two ungradedstakes wins.

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Lukas has the most Breedersʼ Cup wins of any trainer in history with19, more than double the count of the next nearest trainer, Bill Mottwith 9. Lukasʼs Breedersʼ Cup earnings stand at $20,320,520, also themost of any trainer by more than $4 million. Since the first BreedersʼCup in 1984, Lukas has saddled 156 runners, also more than anyother trainer, and has had at least one entry in a Breedersʼ Cup raceevery year except 2007 and 2009. His first Breedersʼ Cup win came inthe 1985 Distaff with Lifeʼs Magic. His most recent was Hightailʼsvictory in the 2012 Juvenile Sprint. He trained one Classic winner, CatThief in 1999, and has been most successful with youngsters, saddlingfive winners in both the Juvenile and Juvenile Fillies. He also trainedfour Distaff winners, including Ladyʼs Secret, who won in 1986 andwas that yearʼs Horse of the Year.

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In summary, Lukasʼs Breedersʼ Cup winners are Capote (1986),Success Express (1987), Is It True (1988), Timber Country (1994) and

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Boston Harbor (1996) in the Juvenile; Twilight Ridge (1985), OpenMind (1988), Flanders (1994), Cash Run (1999) and Folklore (2005) inthe Juvenile Fillies; Lifeʼs Magic (1985), Ladyʼs Secret (1986),Sacahuista (1987) and Spain (2000) in the Distaff; Gulch (1998) andOrientate (2002) in the Sprint; Cat Thief in the 1999 Classic; Steinlenin the 1989 Mile; and Hightail in the 2012 Juvenile Sprint.

Lukas is part of Breedersʼ Cup history as an owner as well. Hepartnered with Overbrook Farm to campaign Grand Canyon, second inthe 1989 Juvenile, and with Overbrook Farm and Sugar Maple Farm torun Big Sur, off the board in the 1991 Juvenile.

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Lukasʼs major clients have included the late San Diego Chargersowner Eugene Klein; Overbrook Farm; Beverly Lewis and her latehusband, Robert; Michael Tabor; David Reynolds; Rob Mitchell; TomVan Meter; Susan Magnier; and those with Lukasʼs Breedersʼ Cupcontenders this year, Robert Baker and William Mack (StrongMandate); Willis Horton (Will Take Charge); Ahmed Zayat of ZayatStables (Fast Bullet); and Brad Kelly of Calumet Farm (Tour Guide, AllCash, and Skyring).

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Lukasʼs skill with horses began early. Raised on a 10-acre farmoutside Antigo, Wis., the second of three children, he raced his pony atthe Antigo County Fairgrounds. Even before he was in high school hebegan developing his skills in evaluating and buying horses. With hisfriend Clyde Rice, later a successful horseman himself and father oftrainer Linda Rice, Lukas bought mustangs headed to slaughter, brokeand trained them, and resold them at auction. He began his careertraining Quarter Horses and rose to the top, averaging more than $1

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million in purse earnings annually and turning out 23 Quarter Horsechampions.

Lukas turned to training Thoroughbreds full-time in 1978. The firsthorse to put him in the national Thoroughbred spotlight was Terlingua,a daughter of Secretariat, one of 1978ʼs top juvenile fillies, andeventually the dam of super stallion Storm Cat. Terlingua gave Lukashis first stakes win, the Nursery Stakes in June 1978 at HollywoodPark. Less than a month later he earned his first graded win, the G2American Handicap with Effervescing, also at Hollywood. In 1980Lukasʼs career leapt forward when Hall of Fame trainer John Nerudsent him 3-year-old Codex to train for Tartan Farm. Codex not onlygave Lukas his first G1 win, the 1980 Santa Anita Derby, but also hisfirst win in a Triple Crown series, that yearʼs Preakness Stakes.

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Codexʼs 1980 Preakness Stakes victory was the first of Lukasʼs record14 wins in Triple Crown races. Appropriately enough, it was anotherPreakness winner, Oxbox in 2013, who moved Lukas out of a tie withHall of Fame trainer James “Sunny Jim” Fitzsimmons as thewinningest trainer on the Triple Crown trail. Lukas has won theKentucky Derby four times, the Preakness six times, and the Belmontfour times. Among his Kentucky Derby winners is Winning Colors, oneof just three fillies to win the Run for the Roses. In one dominantstretch he won six straight Triple Crown races, starting with TabascoCatʼs victories in the 1994 Preakness and Belmont; continuing with asweep of the 1995 Triple Crown series with two different horses,Thunder Gulch in the Kentucky Derby and Belmont and TimberCountry in the Preakness; and ending with Grindstoneʼs victory in the1996 Kentucky Derby. The streak ended when Nick Zito won the 1996

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Preakness with Louis Quatorze, but Lukas was right back in thewinnerʼs circle that year with Belmont winner Editorʼs Note.

Lukas has won the Eclipse Award as outstanding trainer four times(1985, 1986, 1987, and 1994) and was inducted into the Hall of Famein 1999. He became North Americaʼs all-time leading trainer byearnings in 1988 and was the first trainer to top the $100 million and$200 million marks in career earnings. As of Oct. 19, 2013, Lukasleads all trainers with $265,488,401 in purse earnings. He has 4,681wins and 7,410 placings from 27,525 starters, a 44 percentin-the-money performance. Lukas has trained 24 champions,including three named Horse of the Year: Ladyʼs Secret (1986),

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Criminal Type (1990) and Charismatic (1999).

In addition to his success at the races, Lukas is known for mentoringassistants who also have gone on to successful, sometimes stellar,training careers: Todd Pletcher, Kiaran McLaughlin, Dallas Stewart,Mark Hennig, Randy Bradshaw, Mike Maker, George Weaver, BobbyBarnett, Gerald Butler, and Mike Marlow. His current and long-timeassistant is Sebastian Nicholl.

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In July 2013, Governor Steven Beshear appointed Lukas to theKentucky Horse Racing Commission, succeeding Michael Pitino.

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Breeders' Cup TurfTALE OF A CHAMPION

B.h.5 Tale of the Cat - If Angels Sang by Seattle SlewBred in Kentucky by JUDY HICKS & KATHRYN NIKKEL (May 04, 2008)

126 Owner: KRETZ RACING LLC

Trainer:KRISTIN MULHALL


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2003: Theatre Buff, dkb/br f, by Theatrical (Ire). Raced 2 yrs in Fr, 14 sts, 1 win, $29,682. ($110,000 keesep yrlg).

2004: Just Pray, b f, by Theatrical (Ire). Raced 2 yrs, 7 sts, 0 wins, $8,020. Dam of 1 foal, 1 rnr, 1 wnr. Sent to Brz 2010. ($10,000 keejan yrlg; $60,000 keesep yrlg).

2005: Slipped.2006: House of Wisdom, dkb/br c, by Seeking the Gold. Sent to Ire 2007. Died 2008. 2007: ILUSORA, dkb/br f, by Tale of the Cat. Raced 3 yrs in Arg, 5 sts, 5 wins, $50,328. Won Ricardo

P. Sauze (Arg-III), Ines Victorica Roca (Arg-III). ($120,000 keesep yrlg). 2008: TALE OF A CHAMPION, b c, by Tale of the Cat. ($62,000 keesep yrlg; $13,000 obsapr 2yo).

At 4: Won Bob Umphrey Turf Sprint S (T). At 5: Won Charles Whittingham Memorial H (gr. IIT), March Madness Starter H (T); 2nd Super

Bowl Party Starter H (T); 3rd Joe Hernandez H (T). 2009: Auditora, ch f, by Aragorn (Ire). Raced 1 yr in Peru, 8 sts, 3 wins, $6,550. ($20,000 keesep

yrlg). 2010: Citizenship, b f, by Proud Citizen. Raced 1 yr, 3 sts, 0 wins, $11,150. ($21,000 keesep yrlg;

$80,000 obsapr 2yo). 2011: Angel's Flight, dkb/br f, by Rock Hard Ten. Unraced. 2012: Barren.2013: Ch c, by Scat Daddy.

Inbreeding: 5SX5DX5D Bold Ruler; 5SX5D Native Dancer; 4SX3D Northern Dancer; 3SX3D Terlingua.Nicking: TALE OF THE CAT w/SEATTLE SLEW mares: 16 foals, 13 strs, 9 wnrs (56%), 1

2yo wnr (6%), 2 SW (12%), 2 GSW (12%).Broodmare sire: SEATTLE SLEW, dkb/br, 1974-2002. Sire of 538 dams of 3,385 foals, 2,609 rnrs

(77%), 1,820 wnrs (54%), 499 2yo wnrs (15%), 1.68 AEI, 1.48 CI; 229 sw.2nd dam: CHAPEL OF DREAMS, ch, 1984. Bred by W.T. Young Storage (Ky.). Raced 4 yrs, 24 sts,

7 wins, $643,912. Won Palomar H (gr. IIT), Wilshire H (gr. IIT), Golden Poppy H (gr. IIIT), Calder Budweiser Breeders' Cup H (T), First National Bank of Maryland Ladies H (RT); 2nd Gamely H (gr. IT), Ramona H (gr. IT), Del Mar Oaks (gr. IIT), All Along S (T), San Clemente S (RT); 3rd Beverly Hills H (gr. IT), Suwannee River H (gr. IIIT), First National Bank of Maryland Ladies S (RT). Dam of Seek-ing the Dream (c, Seeking the Gold; $201,034. 3rd Kentuckiana S). Granddam of POSTPONED, ON REFLECTION, BRIDESMAID, CROWDED HOUSE (GB), JUNIPER PASS, Riotous Applause, Forest Crown (GB), Pardonmecomingthru.

TALE OF THE CAT, dkb/br, 1994

Storm Cat, 1983 8s, SW, $570,610 1,414 f, 180 SW, 2.97 AEI

Storm Bird, 1978 6s, SW, $162,869 681 f, 63 SW, 2.27 AEI

Northern Dancer

South Ocean

Terlingua, 1976 17s, SW, $423,896 11 f, 9 r, 6 w, 2 SW

Secretariat

Crimson Saint

Yarn, 1987 6s, wnr, $19,108 6 f, 5 r, 5 w, 3 SW


Raise a Native

Gold Digger

TALE OF A CHAM-PION b, h May 4, 2008

Narrate, 1980 27s, SW, $188,856 11 f, 7 r, 7 w, 1 SW

Honest Pleasure

State


Bold Reasoning, 1968 12s, SW, $189,564 61 f, 10 SW, 3.75 AEI

Boldnesian

Reason to Earn

IF ANGELS SANG, b, 1994

My Charmer, 1969 32s, SW, $34,133 12 f, 8 r, 6 w, 4 SW

Poker

Fair Charmer

Chapel of Dreams, 1984 24s, SW, $643,912 10 f, 7 r, 6 w


Nearctic

Natalma

Terlingua, 1976 17s, SW, $423,896 11 f, 9 r, 6 w, 2 SW

Secretariat

Crimson Saint

TALE OF A CHAMPION'S RACE AND (STAKES) RECORDYear Age Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned2012 at 4 9 4(1) 0 0 $104,7402013 at 5 6 2(2) 1(1) 1(1) $165,218 Lifetime 15 6(3) 1(1) 1(1) $269,958Sire: TALE OF THE CAT, dkb/br, 1994. Raced 2 yrs, 9 sts, 5 wins, $360,900. Won King's Bishop S (gr.

II); 2nd Whitney H (gr. I); 3rd Vosburgh S (gr. I), Vosburgh S (gr. I). Lifetime: 12 crops, 2,003 foals, 1,439 rnrs (72%), 1,020 wnrs (51%), 246 2yo wnrs (12%), 97 sw

(5%), 1.49 AEI, 1.78 CI, 1,131 sale yrlgs, avg $96,191, 2.0 TNA.In 2013: 10 sw, 114 2yos, 26 2yo rnrs, 11 2yo wnrs, 41 sale yrlgs, avg $93,354.1st dam: If Angels Sang, b, 1994. Bred by W.S. Farish and Joseph Jamail (Ky.). Raced 3 yrs, 20 sts,

4 wins, $108,715. Dam of 10 named foals, 7 rnrs, 5 wnrs, 2 sw. ($130,000, 1995 keesep yrlg; $50,000, 2006 keenov, Tale of the Cat).2001: Symphonious, dkb/br f, by Hennessy. Raced 1 yr, 2 sts, 1 win, $8,775. Dam of 4 foals, 3

rnrs, 1 wnr. Sent to Brz 2009. ($95,000 keesep yrlg). 2002: Isle of Palms, dkb/br f, by Unbridled. Unraced. ($300,000 keesep yrlg).

Breeder

Judy Hicks and Kathryn Nickel ... Residence: Hicks lives at herBrookstown Farm in Versailes, KY and Nickel lives in Dana Point, CA. ...Family: Hicks: Husband, RW

Quick facts about Judy Hicks and Kathryn Nickel:

Judy Hicks is from California and has always had a passion for horses.She attended the University of California at Davis and Texas A&Mstudying horse science and nutrition. She married her husband, RW, aKentucy native, in 1985 and one year later they purchased over 500acres of plush blue-grass farmland in the heart Woodford County,Versailles, Kentucky and named the farm Brookstown.

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Hicks and Nikkel own around a dozen mares in partnership, which are•

boarded at Brookstown. Hicks runs the farm, while Nikkel managestheir racing stable and broodmare holdings.

Bred and co-owned 2011 Ashland Stakes (G1) winner Lilacs andLace. Normally they sell all their foals, but decided to race the filly aftershe failed to meet her $35,000 reserve as a yearling. They sold amajority interest to Joe Covello and raced her in partnership before thetrio sold her to a Japanese breeder shortly she finished 12th in theOaks.

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Best horses bred include Phoenix Sunshine, Siddahartha, HollywoodRedhead, Kristiʼs Sunshine, Hot Summer Breeze, Victory on Tap,Oriental Sunshine, Crossed The Line, and Charlie WhittinghamMemorial Handicap (G2) winner Tale Of A Champion, who is set to betheir first Breedersʼ Cup starter.

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Owner

Kretz Racing ... Owner(s): Rustin Kretz ... Born: San Francisco, Ca. ...Residence: Valencia, Ca. ... Family: wife Juliana

Quick facts about Kretz Racing:

Rustin Kretz is the founder and chief executive officer of ScorpionDesign, an Internet design firm based in Valencia, Calif. Throughbredracing has found its way into his office. Many of the 61 employees atScorpion follow the Kretzesʼs runners simply by looking up from theirdesks because TVs have been installed in the office for watching theraces.

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After a trip to the 2010 Kentucky Derby, Kretz became interested inowning Thoroughbreds and by June of that year, bought his first horse... Has since jumped into racing in a big way.

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Found trainer Kristin Mulhall through an internet search ... She soonfound them their first horse Westwood Pride and her success helpedfuel their enthusiam for racing. The former maiden claimer finisher inher first race for the Kretzs and then won her second start. By the endof the year, she had become graded stakes placed with a second inthe Las Palmas Handicap (G2).

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Found additional stakes success with John Johny Jak and StarshipFlare, but the star of the stable has been Tale of Champion, who istaking Kretz back to the Breedersʼ Cup for the second straight yearafter finishing unplaced in the Turf Sprint. The 5-year-old Tale of a Cathorse has found success going longer and won back to back stakes -the March Madness Handicap and Charlie Whittingham MemorialHandicap (G2) - this summer to earn a spot in the Breedersʼ Cup Turf.

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Trainer

Kristin Mulhall ... Born: July 27, 1982, Pasadena, Calif. ... Residence:Covina Hills, Calif. ... Family: Single.

Breedersʼ Cup RecordStarts 1st 2nd 3rd Earnings2 0 0 0 $0

2005 Sprint Imperialism 8th2010 Marathon Romp (Arg) 9th

Quick facts about Kristin Mulhall:

Mulhall returns to the Breedersʼ Cup with her fifth starter in CharlieWhittingham Memorial Stakes (G2) winner Tale of Champion, who isslated for the 1 1/2 mile Turf after finishing unplaced in the 2012 TurfSprint ... Her other runners were Romp (Arg) ninth in the 2010Marathon and eighth in 2012 Marathon and Imperialism, eighth in the2005 Sprint.

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Mulhall trains Tale of a Champion for Rustin Kretzʼs Kretz Racing ...Kretz found Mulhall through an internet search in 2010 and now ownsnearly half of the horses in her barn. In addition to Tale of a Champion,the have also had success with Westwood Pride, Starship Flare andJohn Johnny Jak.

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Other top horses include multiple stakes winners Running Free andSky Cape, who won the 2008 La Jolla Handicap (G2); Puerto Banusand Tronare.

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Imperialism, a gray son of Langfuhr, was purchased privately by SteveTaub before the 2004 Triple Crown. In his first start in Taubʼs colors,Imperialism won the San Vicente Stakes (G2) at Santa Anita, followedby the San Rafael Stakes (G2). After a second-place finish viadisqualification in the Santa Anita Derby (G1), Imperialism became thefirst Kentucky Derby starter for Mulhall, then 21. He finished a gamethird behind eventual champion Smarty Jones and Grade 1 winnerLion Heart. He also finished second in the 2005 Strub Stakes (G2) andthird in the 2004 Hollywood Derby (G1). From 29 starts overall,Imperialism won six times, with five seconds and three thirds, forearnings of $899,772. “Iʼm going to miss him, definitely,” Mulhall saidin Aug. 2006 when his retirement was announced. “He was my firstʻbigʼ horse, and he was special in a lot of ways. But Iʼll be sendingmares to him and will have some Imperialism babies in a couple ofyears, so thatʼs good.”

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Her first training victory came at Del Mar with Atarama in a turfallowance race on Aug. 26, 2002. First full year as a trainer, 2003,included her first graded stakes winner, Puerto Banus, in the SunsetHandicap, which came one week before her 21st birthday. Also wonthe Bay Meadows Breedersʼ Cup Handicap with Mister Acpen. At 21,she sought to become the youngest trainer to win the Kentucky Derbywhen she saddled Imperialism for his late-running third-place finish inthe 2004 renewal. The colt then ran fifth in the Preakness. She wasthe 11th woman to saddle a horse in the Derby.

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Mulhall is very much a hands-on trainer, and she gallops many of herown horses.

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Owns several broodmares and stallion shares. Sheʼs in partnershipwith several Noctis Stable horses, involving her father and brother andothers. In May 2006, she privately purchased nine-year-old geldingBluesthestandard (who was second in the 2003 Breedersʼ Cup Sprint)after he had been descending the claiming ranks on the SouthernCalifornia circuit. She promptly retired him to her own farm.

• Daughter of retired longtime Southern California trainer RichardMulhall, who later served as racing manager to the late Prince AhmedSalmanʼs The Thoroughbred Corp. A serious arm injury and infectionended her career as an Olympic-caliber equestrian rider. Says herfather was not in favor of her pursuing a training career, but shedisregarded the advice and obtained a trainerʼs license in mid-2002after working for trainer John Shirreffs.

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Breeders' Cup TurfTEAKS NORTH

Dk B/ Br.g.6 Northern Afleet - Teaksberry Road by High HonorsBred in Florida by BRYLYNN FARM, INC. (Feb 12, 2007)

126 Owner: SOUTHERN EQUINE STABLE, LLC

Trainer:ERIC J. GUILLOT

2013: 7 2 2 0 $281,9002012: 3 0 0 0 $4,500Life: 29 9 3 2 $1,288,364Turf: 22 7 3 0 $1,211,424Course: 1 0 0 0 $3,000Off Dirt: 0 0 0 0 $0

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Dam of 8 named foals, 8 rnrs, 8 wnrs, 4 sw. 1996: CHIEF OKIE DOKIE, dkb/br c, by Unreal Zeal. Raced 7 yrs, 46 sts, 7 wins, $71,031. Won

Jean Lafitte H, Graduation S (R). 1997: WOODEN PHONE, b g, by Pick Up the Phone. Raced 6 yrs, 19 sts, 5 wins, $833,236. Won

San Pasqual H (gr. II), Strub S (gr. II); 2nd Santa Anita H (gr. I); 3rd Malibu S (gr. I), Oaklawn H (gr. I), San Fernando Breeders' Cup S (gr. II).

1998: Barren.1999: Indian Struggle, dkb/br c, by Struggler (GB). Raced 2 yrs, 17 sts, 1 win, $14,715. 2000: TEAK TOTEM, dkb/br f, by Northern Afleet. Raced 3 yrs, 12 sts, 3 wins, $104,910. Won Aspi-

distra H (T). Dam of 5 foals, 4 rnrs, 4 wnrs, 2 sw, including STREAKIN’ MOHICAN ($380,924), ADIOS CHARLIE ($251,090).

2001: Lady Afleet, b f, by Northern Afleet. Raced 2 yrs, 9 sts, 1 win, $7,410. Dam of 4 foals, 3 rnrs, 2 wnrs. ($55,000 keesep yrlg).

2002: C, by Forestry. Died 2003. 2004: Honnete, b f, by Elusive Quality. Raced 3 yrs, 12 sts, 2 wins, $72,960. Sent to Arg 2009.

($100,000 keesep yrlg). 2005: Wall Street Humor, dkb/br g, by Distorted Humor. Raced 3 yrs, 14 sts, 1 win, $41,284. 2007: TEAKS NORTH, dkb/br g, by Northern Afleet.

At 3: Won Restoration S (T), Big Brown S; 3rd Discovery H (gr. III), Cosmic Bob S. At 4: Won United Nations S (gr. IT), Gulfstream Park Turf H (gr. IT), Monmouth S (gr. IIIT). At 6: Won Good Reward S (T), Sunshine Millions Turf S (RT); 2nd United Nations S (gr. IT),

Mac Diarmida S (gr. IIT). Nicking: NORTHERN AFLEET w/HIGH HONORS mares: 3 foals, 3 strs, 3 wnrs (100%), 1 2yo wnr

(33%), 2 SW (67%), 1 GSW (33%).Broodmare sire: High Honors, b, 1980. Sire of 10 dams of 33 foals, 23 rnrs (70%), 18 wnrs (55%),

6 2yo wnrs (18%), 1.91 AEI, 1.43 CI; 4 sw.2nd dam: Chieftain's Mark, dkb/br, 1977-1998. Bred by George Green Estate (Fla.). Raced 2 yrs, 8

sts, 1 win, $1,025. Dam of ABBINGTON ROAD (c, Sunny Clime; $107,206. Won Buckeye H, R; 2nd Western Reserve H, R). Granddam of The Jeckle.

NORTHERN AFLEET, b, 1993

Afleet, 1984 15s, SW, $995,235 1,382 f, 67 SW, 1.48 AEI


Raise a Native

Gold Digger

Polite Lady, 1977 9s, SW, $85,257 9 f, 7 r, 5 w, 2 SW

Venetian Jester

Friendly Ways

Nuryette, 1986 Unraced 9 f, 8 r, 7 w, 3 SW

Nureyev, 1977 3s, SW, $42,522 786 f, 136 SW, 3.56 AEI

Northern Dancer

Special

TEAKS NORTH dkb/br, g February 12, 2007

Stellarette, 1978 20s, SW, $187,257 6 f, 5 r, 5 w, 1 SW

Tentam

Square Angel

High Honors, 1980 18s, wnr, $136,085 139 f, 2 SW, 0.69 AEI

Graustark, 1963 8s, SW, $75,904 614 f, 52 SW, 2.79 AEI

Ribot

Flower Bowl

TEAKSBERRY ROAD, dkb/br, 1992

Cum Laude Laurie, 1974 25s, SW, $405,207 2 f, 2 r, 2 w

Hail to Reason

Primonetta

Chieftain's Mark, 1977 8s, wnr, $1,025 9 f, 7 r, 6 w, 1 SW

Chieftain, 1961 36s, SW, $405,256 479 f, 43 SW, 2.04 AEI

Bold Ruler

Pocahontas

Miss Marker, 1972 5s, pl, $2,030 10 f, 9 r, 7 w

Beau Marker

Piets Girl

TEAKS NORTH'S RACE AND (STAKES) RECORDYear Age Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned2009 at 2 3 0 1 0 $4,1802010 at 3 8 4(2) 0 2(2) $180,2202011 at 4 8 3(3) 0 0 $817,5642012 at 5 3 0 0 0 $4,5002013 at 6 7 2(2) 2(2) 0 $281,900 Lifetime 29 9(7) 3(2) 2(2) $1,288,364Sire: NORTHERN AFLEET, b, 1993. Raced 4 yrs, 21 sts, 5 wins, $626,671. Won San Fernando

Breeders' Cup S (gr. II), San Carlos H (gr. II), San Diego H (gr. III); 2nd Balboa S (gr. III), Jim Neuman S (RT); 3rd Metropolitan H (gr. I), Malibu S (gr. I), Del Mar Breeders' Cup H (gr. II), Potrero Grande Breeders' Cup H (gr. II).

Lifetime: 12 crops, 1,017 foals, 795 rnrs (78%), 602 wnrs (59%), 108 2yo wnrs (11%), 61 sw (6%), 1.52 AEI, 1.34 CI, 319 sale yrlgs, avg $33,280, 0.6 TNA.

In 2013: 7 sw, 70 2yos, 16 2yo rnrs, 4 2yo wnrs, 31 sale yrlgs, avg $52,952.1st dam: Teaksberry Road, dkb/br, 1992-2009. Bred by James Casto and Wynn Jolley (Fla.). Unraced.

Breeder

BryLynn Farm ... Owner(s): Joseph (J.D.) and Phyllis Bryant ... Born:Joseph, May 11, 1930, Adkinson County, Ga.; Phyllis, Jan. 19, 1937,Daytona Beach, Fla. ... Residence: Reddick, Fla. ... Location: Reddick,Fla. ... Family: daughters Tracy and Toni, son Jason, sevengrandchildren.

Breedersʼ Cup RecordStarts 1st 2nd 3rd Earnings7 0 0 0 $150,000

1992 Juvenile Fillies Love of Silver 10th2005 Juvenile Fillies Knights Templar 6th2009 Juvenile Aikenite 5th (DH)2010 Dirt Mile Aikenite 8th2011 Mile Jeranimo 7th

Sprint Aikenite 4thTurf Teaks North 8th

Quick facts about BryLynn Farm:

Multiple graded stakes winner Jeranimo, who captured the Eddie ReadHandicap (G1) and San Gabriel Handicap (G2) in 2013, is headingback for his third straight appearance in the Breedersʼ Cup Mile afterfinishing seventh in 2011 and sixth in 2012 ... In total, BryLynn hasbred seven starters in the world championships going into the 2013event with Aikeniteʼs fourth in the 2011 Dirt Mile being their best finish.

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Aikenite also ran fifth in the 2009 Juvenile and eighth in the 2010 DirtMile, Kinights Templar finished sixth in the 2005 Juvenile Fillies, andLove of Silver the 10th place finisher in the 1992 Juvenile Fillies.

BryLynn Farm had an astonishingly high percentage of runners in the2011 Breedersʼ Cup, starting three horses out of a broodmare band ofonly a dozen. Aikenite ran fourth in the Sprint, Teaks North was eighthin the Turf and Jeranimo was seventh in the Mile...”Itʼs really, reallyamazing,” farm manager Toni Jones, the Bryantsʼ daughter, told TheBlood-Horse at the time. “I am thrilled because of the amount of timeand money they (her parents) they have put into the farm and all oftheir efforts. To see them finally get to see this is amazing. TheBreedersʼ Cup is for breeders.”

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June 30, 2012 turned out to be a remarkable day for a small operationllike BryLynn, with horses bred by the farm winning two graded stakesraces at two different tracks. Jeranimo bested Little Mike and Mr.Commons in the Shoemaker Mile (G1) at Betfair Hollywood Park whileCircle Unbroken took the Bashford Manor (G3) at Churchill Downs.“That was the first time that happened to us,” said daughter and farmmanager Toni Jones. “What a great feeling it was. It was one of thoseespecially lucky days. None of us will ever forget it.”

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Brylynn bred graded stakes winner Circle Unbroken and sold him for$92,000 at the 2011 Keeneland Select Yearling Sale ... Multiplegraded stakes winner Aikenite sold for $60,000 at the 2008 OcalaBreedersʼ Sales Co.ʼs August select yearling sale ... Grade 1 winnerJeranimo sold for $50,000 at the 2007 OBS August yearling sale ...Millionaire Teaks North won the Gulfstream Park Turf Handicap (G1)

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and the United Nations Stakes (G1) in 2011... Other stakes winnersbred by BryLynn Farm include Knights Templar, Sweet Lips, SaintMarden, Kazoo, Spangled, Wildcat Annie, Running Debate and OleRebel.

Graded stakes-placed multiple stakes winner Baldomera, by DoneraileCourt, produced Circle Unbroken as her third foal. She has a 2011 coltby Zensational, a 2012 colt by Old Fashioned, and is in foal to Yes ItʼsTrue.

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Jeranimoʼs dam Jera, in foal to Eskendereya, was among the offeringsat the 2011 Keeneland November breeding stock sale and thehammer came down at $185,000. Jeranimo was her first stakeswinner. “We thought Jera was doing so well that it was a good time tosell her,” said Jones....Teaksberry Road, who produced Teakʼs Northas her last foal, died in 2009 but she was a terrific producer for thefarm, with eight winners from nine foals. Teaks North was her secondgraded stakes winner.

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Joseph Bryant became involved in the Thoroughbred business as apartner with his daughter Toni in five mares in 1984 … In 1983, hebought property in the Reddick area just north of Ocala andestablished BryLynn Farm in 1985. The name is a combination ofBryant and Lynn, Toniʼs middle name...The farm is a commercialbreeding operation that focuses on the select yearling market. Theoperation sale-preps its own yearlings ... Toni manages the 100-acreproperty ... The broodmare band numbered 35-40 in previous years,but was streamlined to just 10 mares for 2012. “And weʼre stilldown-sizing,” Toni said in October. ... Mr. Bryant entered the weanlingpinhooking market last fall (to resell as yearlings).

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Joseph Bryant is a commercial and residential developer … Previouslya partner in Gorman Company, a wholesale plumbing, pool and wellsupply company based in Daytona Beach … Sold the company andretired in 1995.

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Owner

Southern Equine Stables LLC ... Owner(s): Michael Moreno ... Born:July 25, 1968 ... Residence: Moved to Houston, Texas, in mid-2007 fromLafayette, La. ... Family: wife, Tiffany; and daughter, Gabrielle (Elle) ...Education: Holds a M.B.A. from University of Louisiana at Lafayette. ...Web site: www.dynamicind.com

Quick facts about Southern Equine Stables LLC:

Southern Equine Stables will send out two horses in this yearʼs editionof the Breedersʼ Cup, three year old Moreno in the Classic and TeaksNorth in the Turf. Owner Mike Moreno has had five prior appearancesin the Cup series. The first was with Salute the Sarge in the 2007Juvenile, then Santa Teresita in the Distaff in 2008. Champagne dʼOroran in three consecutive Cups – the Juvenile Fillies in 2009, then theFilly and Mare Sprint the following two years. Her fourth-place finish in2010 was the stableʼs best finish thus far.

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Morenoʼs introduction to racing was unconventional to say the least.When a business partner owned him money, the man paid him withthree two-year-old Thoroughbreds purchased at a sale in Ocala, Fla.All three horses were sent to trainer Eric Guillot, who he had metthrough a mutual friend at a housewarming party. All three werewinners. His fourth horse, which he owned in partnership with Guillotand Brian Cain, was Show Me the Stage, the winner of 13 stakes withearnings of $679,059. “I got hooked right away having a classy filly likeher,” Moreno said.

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Michael Moreno partnered with Guillot in forming Southern Equine•

Stable LLC in the late 1990s. The pair started out a with a farm andtraining center in Sunset, La., that has grown to a couple of hundredacres. Theyʼve been active at two-year-old sales, yearling and mixedsales, with many high-priced purchases.

Southern Equine added the former Parrish Hill Farm near Lexingtonfive years ago, and all the babies and mares are kept there. The farmis home to about 40 mares, some of whom will be sold at Fasig-Tiptonand Keeneland this fall. “We want to stay at about 30,” Guillot said.“And our mares have had a ton of fillies.”

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Moreno and Guillot embarked on a mission to acquire top-shelf maresand build a stellar broodmare band. In the years since, they havecertainly done so. The headliner of the broodmare band is Better ThanHonour, the dam of back-to-back Belmont Stakes winners Jazil andchampion Rags to Riches, who set a world Thoroughbred auctionrecord for a broodmare or broodmare prospect Nov. 2, 2008 when herprice soared to $14 million during the Fasig-Tipton November selectmixed sale in Lexington.

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In addition to Better Than Honour, Maryfield, winner of the inauguralBreedersʼ Cup Filly and Mare Sprint in 2007 and the inaugural femalesprint Eclipse Award winner, was a $1,250,000 purchase at the 2007Fasig-Tipton November select mixed sale. Southern Equine alsopurchased Irish Cherry for $2.7 milllion to top the opening session ofthe 2008 Keeneland January horses of all ages [the highest price atthe Keeneland January sale since Desert Stormer, winner of the 1995Breedersʼ Cup Sprint (G1), sold for $3.6 million in 2002]. SouthernEquine was the leading buyer by gross at that sale, spending

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$3,862,000 for 10 horses.

One of their earliest purchases was 2007 Breedersʼ Cup Juvenileninth-place finisher Salute the Sarge, who cost $300,000 at theBarretts March 2-year-old select sale. As a freshman, Salute the Sargewon or placed in four graded stakes and set a Hollywood Parktrack-record of :58.29 for five furlongs in his debut. He stood his firstseason at stud in 2009 at John T.L. Jones IIIʼs Walmac Farm nearLexington, Ky. and now stands at Red River Farm in Louisiana. He isnamed after Nick Hines, who served as Southern Equineʼs racingmanager for a number of years. Hines is now a bloodstock agent andappears on TVG.

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Southern Equine scored its first G1 victory on Valentineʼs Day 2009,winning the Santa Maria Handicap with Santa Teresita at Santa Anita.They added another one in, the 2009 Darley Debutante Stakes at DelMar with Mi Sueno.

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The operation also is adding their retired racemares to the broodmareband, including Champagne dʼOro and Mi Sueno. One of their firstracehorses, Show Me the Stage, also is on the roster.

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The farm is home to about 40 mares, some of whom will be sold at•

Fasig-Tipton and Keeneland this fall. “We want to stay at about 30,”Guillot said. “And our mares have had a ton of fillies.”

“I love the game,” said Moreno. “I felt in order to be successful, wewere going to have to play at the highest level. Itʼs extremely difficult tomake money in this business, especially at the level where we weredoing it.”

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Morenoʼs 10-year-old daughter Gabrielle (Elle) not only loves thegame too, but is an owner herself as GEM Racing Stable. Her ReneeʼsQueen ran seventh in the 2012 Breedersʼ Cup Juvenile Fillies.

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Moreno owns and runs Dynamic Industries, Inc. (DII) an oil and gasbusiness based in Houston and Louisiana, as well as the MorenoGroup LLC, which encompasses both DII and other companies. In1998, Moreno purchased DII and under his leadership the companyhas transformed itself into a full-service construction company. DII hasgrown from a one dimensional offshore hookup company thatemployed 150 to a diverse and integrated full-service constructioncompany with over 2,000 employees, working in excess of 4,500,000man-hours per year, domestically and throughout the world. DII iscurrently operating and executing projects in Nigeria, Angola,Venezuela and Trinidad.

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Trainer

Eric J. Guillot ... Born: Jan. 3, 1962, in New Iberia, La. ... Residence:Hermosa Beach, Calif. ... Family: sons Rhett, Carter, and Eric Jr. ... Website: www.southernequinestable.com

Quick facts about Eric J. Guillot:

Guillot will send out two horses in this yearʼs edition of the BreedersʼCup, three year old Moreno in the Classic and Teaks North in the Turf.Heʼs had six prior appearances in the Cup series. The first was withSalute the Sarge in the 2007 Juvenile, then Santa Teresita in theDistaff in 2008. Champagne dʼOro ran in three consecutive Cups – theJuvenile Fillies in 2009, then the Filly and Mare Sprint the following twoyears. Her fourth-place finish in 2010 was the trainerʼs best finish thusfar. He also saddled Reneeʼs Queen in last yearʼs Juvenile Fillies.

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Guillot grew up near where retired Hall of Fame jockey EddieDelahoussaye also was raised. Had horses since he was five,graduating from ponies to show horses, where he showed ineverything from reining to halter events. He owned Quarter Horsesand started training Quarter Horse racehorses as a teenager with hisolder brother.

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Took out his trainerʼs license in 1987 and trained on the California faircircuit Decided to move to the Los Angeles area to join the majorThoroughbred racing circuit and worked as an assistant to MikeOrman before going out on his own again. Trained Jens L. List Jr.ʼsSlew the Surgeon to win the 1992 Triple Bend Handicap G3 atHollywood Park after nursing the former claimer back to form after a

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bowed tendon.

He was the private trainer for the List familyʼs Double Bar S Ranch inMoreno Valley, Calif. After Listʼs death and when Double Bar Stransitioned out of the Thoroughbred business to Quarter Horse andPaint racehorses in 1998, Guillot bought a pair of two-year-old fillies, ASlew Streak and Show Me the Stage, both by Slew the Surgeon, andmoved back to Louisiana. Show Me the Stage won 13 stakes andearned $679,053 ... Guillot moved his base of operations backCalifornia in 2006.

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He and owner Mike Moreno established Southern Equine in 1998 andembarked on a mission to acquire top-shelf mares and build a stellarbroodmare band. In the years since, they have certainly done so. Theheadliner of the broodmare band is Better Than Honour, the dam ofback-to-back Belmont Stakes winners Jazil and champion Rags toRiches, who set a world Thoroughbred auction record for a broodmareor broodmare prospect Nov. 2, 2008 when her price soared to $14million during the Fasig-Tipton November select mixed sale inLexington. “The whole idea was to cherry-pick the mares,” said Guillot.“Youʼve got to be smart, and youʼve got to be patient.”

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They also have been building the broodmare band from retired filliestheyʼve raced, including Champagne dʼOro, who won the G1 Test andG1 Acorn, and Mi Sueno, who won the G3 Sorrento and G1 DarleyDebutante in a four-race career. Show Me the Stage, one of Guilletʼsfirst trainees, also is on the broodmare roster.

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Guillot, who has trained the winners of over $9 million in his career,•

topped the million dollar season earnings mark for the first time in2009, with his 44 winners banking just under $1.8 million. He scoredthe first G1 victory of his career on Valentineʼs Day 2009, winning theSanta Maria Handicap with Santa Teresita at Santa Anita, and addedanother one in September, the Darley Debutante Stakes at Del Marwith Mi Sueno ..

Southern Equine purchased the former Parrish Hill Farm nearLexington five years ago, and all the babies and mares are kept there.The yearlings are being broken at their training center in Louisiana.

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Guillot is based at Santa Anita, and has about 20 horses in training,the majority of whom are youngsters. The first couple of full crops ofhomebreds are just reaching racing age. “The first year we had twohomebreds, then six, then nine, now 13,” he said. Three-year-oldMoreno is from the second homebred crop to race.

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Moreno is a three-year-old gelding by Ghostzapper out of•

Dancinginthesunlight. Heʼs won two of 11 starts this year, with fiveseconds and a third. He took the G2 Dyer Stakes at Belmont in aromp, winning by seven, was third in the G2 Jim Dandy, and then ransecond in both the G1Travers [beaten just a nose] and G2Pennsylvania Derby. “He was a maiden in June, and now heʼs made$600,000,” said Guillot.

Six year old Teaks North, a turf specialist, was a $100,000 claim bySouthern Equine in August at Saratoga. “We got him in a three-wayshake,” said Guillot. “I didnʼt know a thing about him other than heʼdwon almost $1.3 million. Heʼs doing good. He ran a pretty good fifth forus [in the G2 John Henry Turf Classic at Santa Anita in September].He led until a sixteenth out and just got beat about two and a half. Heneeded that race.”

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Guillot, who is known for being outspoken, is also well known forthrowing a great party that reflects his Louisiana hertitage, with gumbo,jambalya and other Cajun fare.

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Breeders' Cup TurfTHE FUGUE (GB) e

Dk B/ Br.f.4 Dansili (GB) - Twyla Tharp (IRE) by Sadler's WellsBred in Great Britain by WATERSHIP DOWN STUD (Mar 16, 2009)

123 Owner: WATERSHIP DOWN STUD

Trainer:JOHN H. M. GOSDEN

2013: 4 2 0 1 $971,3682012: 7 2 2 2 $666,207Life: 12 5 2 3 $1,644,669Turf: 12 5 2 3 $1,644,669Course: 1 0 0 1 $198,000Off Dirt: 0 0 0 0 $0

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foals, 3 rnrs, 3 wnrs, 1 sw. 2008: Susan Stroman, b f, by Monsun. Raced 2 yrs in Eng, 9 sts, 2 wins, $8,184. 2009: THE FUGUE (GB), dkb/br f, by Dansili (GB).

At 3: Champion 3yo filly in Eng. Won Markel Insurance Nassau S (Eng-I), Tattersalls Musidora S (Eng-III); 2nd Darley Yorkshire Oaks (Eng-I), Ribblesdale S (Eng-II); 3rd Investec Epsom Oaks (Eng-I), Breeders' Cup Filly and Mare Turf (gr. IT).

At 4: Won Red Mills Irish Champion S (Ire-I), Darley Yorkshire Oaks (Eng-I); 3rd Prince of Wales's S (Eng-I).

2010: Ducab, b g, by Dansili (GB). Raced 1 yr in Eng, 7 sts, 1 win, $15,474. 2011: Anjin, b c, by Danehill Dancer. Unraced. 2012: B c, by Shamardal. 2013: B f, by Oasis Dream (GB).

Inbreeding: 5SX5SX4D Natalma; 4SX3D Northern Dancer.Nicking: DANSILI (GB) w/SADLER'S WELLS mares: 77 foals, 62 strs, 45 wnrs (58%), 13

2yo wnrs (17%), 11 SW (14%), 6 GSW (8%).Broodmare sire: SADLER'S WELLS, b, 1981-2011. Sire of 1,021 dams of 5,527 foals, 4,141 rnrs

(75%), 2,465 wnrs (45%), 622 2yo wnrs (11%), 1.65 AEI, 1.41 CI; 344 sw.2nd dam: Sumoto (GB), b, 1990. Bred by Hascombe Stud and Valiant Stud (Eng.). Raced 2 yrs in Eng,

6 sts, 2 wins, $18,888. Dam of COMPTON ADMIRAL (c, Suave Dancer; $353,754, champion 3yo colt in Eur, Eng. Won Coral-Eclipse S, Eng-I, City Index Craven S, Eng-III; 2nd Solario S, Eng-III, Chesham S; sire in Eng), SUMMONER (g, Inchinor (GB); $390,620. Won Queen Elizabeth II S, Eng-I, First Gulf Bank National Day Cup; 2nd Vodafone Thoroughbred S, Persimmon Homes Strensall S; 3rd National Day Cup).

DANSILI(GB), dkb/br, 1996

Danehill, 1986 9s, SW, $321,064 2,408 f, 354 SW, 3.54 AEI

Danzig, 1977 3s, wnr, $32,400 1,074 f, 202 SW, 3.97 AEI

Northern Dancer

Pas de Nom

Razyana, 1981 3s, pl, $2,412 14 f, 11 r, 9 w, 5 SW

His Majesty

Spring Adieu

Hasili, 1991 17s, SW, $68,186 10 f, 8 r, 7 w, 7 SW

Kahyasi, 1985 7s, SW, $1,207,908 751 f, 64 SW, 1.28 AEI

Ile de Bourbon

Kadissya

THE FUGUE(GB) dkb/br, f March 16, 2009

Kerali, 1984 4s, wnr, $5,212 10 f, 8 r, 7 w, 3 SW

High Line

Sookera



Nearctic

Natalma

TWYLA THARP, b, 2002


Bold Reason

Special

Sumoto, 1990 6s, wnr, $18,888 13 f, 11 r, 8 w, 2 SW

Mtoto, 1983 17s, SW, $1,490,078 617 f, 33 SW, 1.18 AEI

Busted

Amazer

Soemba, 1983 6s, wnr, $5,939 9 f, 8 r, 6 w

General Assembly

Seven Seas

THE FUGUE (GB)'S RACE AND (STAKES) RECORDYear Age Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned2011 at 2 in Eng 1 1 0 0 $7,0942012 at 3 in Eng, NA 7 2(2) 2(2) 2(2) $666,2072013 at 4 in Eng, Ire 4 2(2) 0 1(1) $971,368 Lifetime 12 5(4) 2(2) 3(3) $1,644,669Sire: DANSILI, dkb/br, 1996. Raced 3 yrs in Eng, Fr, and NA, 14 sts, 5 wins, $570,686. Champion older

male in Eng, Fr. Won Prix du Muguet (Fr-II), Prix Messidor (Fr-III), Prix Edmond Blanc (Fr-III); 2nd Dubai Poule d'Essai des Poulains-French Two Thousand Guineas (Fr-I), Champagne Lanson Sussex S (Eng-I), Prix de la Foret (Fr-I), Queen Anne S (Eng-II); 3rd Breeders' Cup Mile (gr. IT), Prix du Haras de Fresnay-le-Buffard-Jacques Le Marois (Fr-I), Emirates Prix du Moulin de Longchamp (Fr-I).

Lifetime: 10 crops, 949 foals, 757 rnrs (80%), 505 wnrs (53%), 166 2yo wnrs (17%), 87 sw (9%), 2.05 AEI, 1.92 CI, 339 sale yrlgs, avg $150,975.

In 2013: 22 sw, 73 2yos, 27 2yo rnrs, 7 2yo wnrs.1st dam: Twyla Tharp, b, 2002. Bred by Watership Down Stud (Ire.). Raced 2 yrs in Eng and Fr, 7

sts, 1 win, $70,522. 2nd Ribblesdale S (Eng-II); 3rd Halls Group Lady Godiva S. Dam of 4 named

Breeder/Owner

Watership Down Stud ... Owner(s): Lord and Lady Lloyd Webber ...L o c a t i o n : H a m p s h i r e , E n g l a n d . . . . W e b s i t e :w w w . w a t e r s h i p d o w n s t u d . c o m


2001 Filly & Mare Turf Crystal Music 7th2009 Turf Dar Re Mi (GB) 3rd2012 Filly & Mare Turf The Fugue 3rd

Quick facts about Watership Down Stud:

Is expected to be represented in the 2013 Filly & Mare Turf with histhree-time Group 1-winning homebred filly The Fugue. She won boththe Yorkshire Oaks (Eng-G1) and Irish Champion Stakes (Ire-G1) in2013, adding to her top-flight victory in the 2012 Nassau Stakes(Eng-G1). She finished third as the favourite in the 2012 Filly & MareTurf and will look to make amends in the renewal. She also holds anentry in the Breedersʼ Cup Turf.

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Watership Down Stud bred three Breedersʼ Cup participants for theLloyd Webbers: Crystal Music, seventh in the 2001 Filly & Mare Turfrunning in the name of Andrew Lloyd Webber; Dar Re Mi (GB), third inthe 2009 Turf, and The Fugue, third in the 2012 Filly & Mare Turf, who

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both ran in the name of Watership Down Stud.

Is a 250-acre stud founded in 1992 to be the breeding arm for AndrewLloyd Webber.

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The Lloyd Webbers philosophy is to build up a small but select groupof mares, race the fillies and sell the colts ... The first mare to take upresidence at Watership Down was Silver Lane, who almostimmediatrely produced the dual Japanese Grade 1 winner, BlackHawk.

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The studʼs next big success was a Sadlerʼs Wells colt out of Darara(dam of Dar Re Mi) who sold as a yearling for 3.4 million guineas and,named River Dancer, became a Group 1 winner in Hong Kong.

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The broodmare band was then augmented by the 500,000 guineaspurchase, Crystal Spray, who produced the Filliesʼ Mile winner, CrystalMusic as well as Group 1-placed Tchaikovsky and the Group 2 winner,Dubai Success ... Rewilding, a two year younger half-brother to DarRe Mi, was sold for 500,000 guineas as a yearling to Godolphin andwent on to win both the Dubai Sheema Classic and the Prince ofWalesʼs Stakes in 2011.

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Wedding Ring, a daughter of Oasis Dream who was sold by WatershipDown Stud for 310,00 guineas at Tattersalls in 2012, won two valuableprizes at Newmarket within a fortnight in Sept./Oct. 2013 for Godolphintrainer Charlie Appleby. She is now set to race in Dubai with the UAEGuineas on the agenda in 2014.

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Trainer

John Gosden ... Born: March 30, 1951, Sussex, England ...Residence: Newmarket, England ... Family: wife, Rachel Hood, fourchildren ... Education: Read economics at Cambridge University,graduated 1974.


1984 Mile Royal Heroine (Ire) 1st1985 Mile Capture Him 14th

Mile The Noble Player 6th1986 Classic Alphabatim 5th

Mile Hatim 13th1987 Sprint Zabaleta 4th

Turf Allez Milord 8th1993 Mile Catrail 12th

Mile Wolfhound 10th1995 Turf Tamure (Ire) 4th1996 Turf Shantou 4th1997 Mile Decorated Hero (GB) 3rd2001 Filly & Mare Turf Crystal Music 7th2002 Filly & Mare Turf Zenda (GB) 8th2003 Mile Oasis Dream (GB) 10th2005 Filly & Mare Turf Karenʼs Caper 9th

Juvenile Leo (GB) 9th2006 Mile Sleeping Indian (GB) 4th2008 Classic Ravenʼs Pass 1st

Juvenile Turf Donativum 1st2009 Juvenile Turf Pounced 1st

Ladies' Classic Rainbow View 5thTurf Dar Re Mi (GB) 3rd

2010 Juvenile Fillies Turf Flood Plain (GB) 14thJuvenile Turf Utley 7thTurf Debussy (Ire) 5th

2011 Juvenile Fillies Questing (GB) 5thJuvenile Fillies Turf Elusive Kate 8th

2012 Filly & Mare Turf The Fugue 3rd

Quick facts about John Gosden:

Royal Heroine, winner of the first Breedersʼ Cup Mile in 1984, was thefirst of four winners from Gosdenʼs 28 Breedersʼ Cup starters. In 2008,Gosden-trained Ravenʼs Pass won the Classic and Donativum tookthe Juvenile Turf, both for Princess Haya, and the following year hisPounced won the inaugural Juvenile Turf. Ravenʼs Pass became thefirst British-trained horse to win the Classic.

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Under consideration for the 2013 Breedersʼ Cup Turf and the Filly &Mare Turf is Lord Andrew Lloyd-Webberʼs multiple Group 1 winner The

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Fugue. She finished third as the favorite in the 2012 Filly & Mare Turf,having captured the Nassau Stakes (Eng-G1) last August. Thisseason, the four-year-old has been campaigned solely at the highestlevel, winning two of her four starts, the Yorkshire Oaks (Eng-G1) andIrish Champion Stakes (Eng-G1).

Elusive Kate, who finished eighth as the favorite in the 2011 BreedersʼCup Juvenile Fillies Turf, was the yardʼs flag-bearer in 2012 and tookher Group 1 winning spree to four in 2013, landing the Prix Rothschild(Fr-GI) at Deauville in July for the second successive season. Victoryprovided a second Group 1 in a row for Elusive Kate, following hernarrow defeat of Sky Lantern in the Falmouth Stakes (Eng-G1) atNewmarket.

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Gosden saddled his second consecutive Nassau Stakes (Eng-G1)winner in 2013 when Winsili produced a 20-1 surprise. Victory gaveowner Khalid Abdullah with his fourth win in the last five runningsfollowing three straight wins for Midday.

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Gosden was crowned British champion trainer for the first time in2012. It also was numerically his finest season. He topped his previoustally of 113 winners in 1992, sending out 119 winners. Among themwere seven Group/Grade 1 victories. He has been in the top ten list foreight of the last ten years. As of Oct. 15, Gosden has sent out 90winners in 2013.

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Four of Gosdenʼs seven Group 1 victories in 2012 came in the monthof July, with Nathaniel taking the Coral-Eclipse Stakes (Eng-G1).Owned by long-time Gosden client Lady Serena Rothschild, Nathaniel

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(Ire) gave Gosden his first win in the King George VI and QueenElizabeth Stakes (Eng-G1) during the Royal Ascot meeting in 2011.

In addition to Elusive Kate and Nathaniel, Gosden sent out such toprunners in 2012 as Izzi Top, winner of the Pretty Polly Stakes (Ire-G1),Darley Irish Oaks (Ire-G1) heroine Great Heavens, Coronation Stakes(Eng-G1) winner Fallen For You, and The Fugue, who took theNassau Stakes (Eng-G1). In taking the Coronation Stakes, Fallen ForYou highlighted a remarkable three-win day for Gosden on Day 4 ofthe 2012 Royal Ascot meeting. Gosden had 27 Royal Ascot winnersfrom 1990-2011, starting with Chicarica in the 1990 Chesham Stakes.The only year he has not won at Ascot since 1990 was 2003.

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Since returning to England in 1989 he has almost 70 Group 1 winsthrough Oct. 2013. Benny The Dipʼs win in the Epsom Derby of 1997was Gosdenʼs first winner from 14 runners in the Blue Riband. Otherclassic winners include Lahan in the 1,000 Guineas in 2000. His twoFrench Classic winners are Valentine Waltz who won the Pouledʼessai des Pouliches in 1999, and Zenda, who won in 2002.

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Since Gosden returned from America he has had three stables. Firstlyat Stanley House Stables, he then trained for Robert Sangster atManton for five years, then he returned to Newmarket and now trainsfrom Clarehaven Stables. Among his many successes on either side ofthe ocean including saddling Debussy to victory in the 2010 ArlingtonMillion (G1) and Dar Re Miʼs triumph over males in the 2010 DubaiSheema Classic (G1), her third Group 1 score. Other impressive G1trebles have been Oasis Dreamʼs wins in the 2002 Middle ParkStakes, 2003 July Cup and 2003 Nunthorpe Stakes; and Ryafanʼs

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1997 wins in the Queen Elizabeth II Challenge Cup Stakes atKeeneland, Yellow Ribbon Stakes, and the Matriarch.

Gosden moved to California and took out a license in 1979, after firstassisting Tommy Doyle. He earned Eclipse Awards for Santa AnitaHandicap (G1) winner Bates Motel as Champion Older Horse of 1983,and for multiple G1 winner Royal Heroine, winner of the first BreedersʼCup Mile in 1984, as Champion Turf Female of 1984. Other top U.S.runners for him in this period were multiple G1 winners Zoffany,

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Alphabatim, and Annoconnor.

His father “Towser” Gosden was a trainer for 35 years, who warned hisson John not to become a trainer because it was seven days a week,11-1/2 months a year non-stop. After University, John worked in landmanagement in Venezuela. He then worked as assistant trainer for SirNoel Murless at Newmarket, and later for Vincent OʼBrien atBallydoyle.

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Breeders' Cup TurfTWILIGHT ECLIPSE

B.g.4 Purim - My Twilight Dancer by Twilight AgendaBred in Kentucky by EPONA THOROUGHBREDS (Mar 27, 2009)

126 Owner: WEST POINT THOROUGHBREDS, INC.

Trainer:THOMAS ALBERTRANI


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brcoct yrlg). 2005: B c, by E Dubai. ($27,000 keejan yrlg; $5,000 ftkoct yrlg). 2007: Twilight Cowboy, b c, by Include. Unraced. 2008: Grand Contender, b g, by Strong Contender. Raced 3 yrs, 15 sts, 4 wins, $117,860. 2009: TWILIGHT ECLIPSE, b g, by Purim. ($1,000 keejan yrlg).

At 3: Won W.L. McKnight H (gr. IIT); 3rd Temperence Hill S. At 4: Won Pan American S (gr. IIT, NCR, GP, 12 furlongs in 2:22.63); 2nd Man o' War S (gr. IT),

Sword Dancer Invitational S (gr. IT). 2010: P R Twilights Dawn, c, by Suave. Unraced. 2011: K's Bar Bee, ch f, by Pride of Burkaan. Unraced.

Inbreeding: 4SX5D Hail to Reason.Nicking: PURIM w/TWILIGHT AGENDA mares: 1 foal, 1 str, 1 wnr (100%), 0 2yo wnrs (0%),

1 SW (100%), 1 GSW (100%).Broodmare sire: TWILIGHT AGENDA, b, 1986. Sire of 91 dams of 305 foals, 196 rnrs (64%), 120

wnrs (39%), 16 2yo wnrs (5%), 0.92 AEI, 1.26 CI; 7 sw.2nd dam: SHIMMY, b, 1978. Bred by Claiborne Farm (Ky.). Raced 4 yrs, 17 sts, 4 wins, $119,225.

Won Senorita S (T); 3rd Del Mar Oaks (gr. IIT). Dam of Kizilderili (c, Beau Genius; in Turkey, 2nd Bursa Belediye Baskanligi, Tur-III; 3rd Cankaya, Tur-III, Ipek, Tur-III, Seymenler, Tur-III, Kisa Vadeli twice). Granddam of ITSACRYINGSHAME, Living Lavida Lisa, Peteadoris.

PURIM, dkb/br, 2002

Dynaformer, 1985 30s, SW, $671,207 1,282 f, 142 SW, 2.29 AEI

Roberto, 1969 14s, SW, $332,272 500 f, 85 SW, 3.37 AEI

Hail to Reason

Bramalea

Andover Way, 1978 18s, SW, $372,471 13 f, 11 r, 9 w, 2 SW

His Majesty

On the Trail

Kirsteena, 1996 12s, wnr, $82,540 3 f, 3 r, 3 w, 1 SW

Lord At War, 1980 17s, SW, $776,945 382 f, 47 SW, 2.58 AEI

General

Luna de Miel

TWILIGHT ECLIPSE b, g March 27, 2009

Eternal Vow, 1983 12s, wnr, $81,303 11 f, 8 r, 5 w, 1 SW

Nasty and Bold

Quit Me Not

Twilight Agenda, 1986 32s, SW, $2,174,529 355 f, 18 SW, 0.79 AEI

Devil's Bag, 1981 9s, SW, $445,860 956 f, 46 SW, 1.75 AEI

Halo

Ballade

MY TWILIGHT DANCER, b, 1997

Grenzen, 1975 24s, SW, $346,490 13 f, 10 r, 9 w, 1 SW

Grenfall

My Poly

Shimmy, 1978 17s, SW, $119,225 13 f, 8 r, 7 w

Nijinsky II, 1967 13s, SW, $667,220 851 f, 155 SW, 4.71 AEI

Northern Dancer

Flaming Page

Amalesian, 1962 20s, wnr, $29,500 14 f, 11 r, 10 w, 2 SW

Ambiorix

Alanesian

TWILIGHT ECLIPSE'S RACE AND (STAKES) RECORDYear Age Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned2012 at 3 6 3(1) 0 1(1) $147,1112013 at 4 6 1(1) 2(2) 0 $370,500 Lifetime 12 4(2) 2(2) 1(1) $517,611Sire: PURIM, dkb/br, 2002-2012. Raced 3 yrs, 23 sts, 9 wins, $928,563. Won Shadwell Turf Mile S

(gr. IT), Arlington Classic S (gr. IIIT), Razorback Breeders' Cup H (gr. III), Colonel E.R. Bradley H (T), John Henry S (T), Avers Wexler Illinois Owners S (RT); 2nd American Derby (gr. IIT), Opening Verse H (T), Super S; 3rd Maker's Mark Mile S (gr. IIT).


In 2013: 2 sw, 35 2yos, 9 2yo rnrs, 4 2yo wnrs, 12 sale yrlgs, avg $13,792.1st dam: My Twilight Dancer, b, 1997. Bred by Offshoot Farm (Ky.). Raced 2 yrs, 11 sts, $6,573.

Dam of 7 named foals, 4 rnrs, 3 wnrs, 1 sw. ($4,000, 1998 ftkoct yrlg; $3,100, 2001 easdec).2003: Sahmwonspecial, b f, by Sahm. Raced 1 yr, 4 sts, 0 wins, $518. 2004: Miss Hap, ch f, by Hap. Raced 3 yrs, 12 sts, 1 win, $9,705. ($4,000 keenov wnlg; $11,383

Owner

West Point Thoroughbreds ... Owner(s): Terry Finley (founder andpresident) ... Born: Jan. 3, 1964 ... Residence: Mt. Laurel, N.J. ...Family: wife Debbie; children Ryan and Erin. ... Education: A graduateof West Point, Finley is a former Army captain and Airborne Ranger. Healso has an MSBA f rom Boston Univers i ty . . . . Web site:www.westpoint tb.com


2003 Sprint Ethan Man 10th2005 Distaff Yolanda B. Too 12th2007 Classic Awesome Gem 3rd

Dirt Mile High Finance 8thDistaff Learʼs Princess 10thFilly & Mare Sprint Dream Rush 5thJuvenile Fillies Irish Smoke 12th

2008 Mile Awesome Gem 6th2009 Classic Awesome Gem 7th

Turf Sprint El Gato Malo 8th2010 Mile Awesome Gem 6th

Turf Sprint Tropic Storm 12th2012 Filly & Mare Sprint Belle of the Hall 4th

Quick facts about West Point Thoroughbreds:

West Point Stables horses have made 13 previous starts in theBreedersʼ Cup; four of them came from Awesome Gem. That horsegot the partnership its best finish when he finished third in the 2007Classic ... Will be represented in 2013 by Suns Out Guns Out in theBreedersʼ Cup Marathon ... Other top horses in 2013 have beenTwilight Eclipse, Tiznowforamerica, Awesome Vision and Rock MeBaby.

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Awesome Gem ran in three other Breedersʼ Cup races: the 2008 Mile(sixth), the 2009 Classic (seventh), and the 2010 Marathon (sixth).

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Awesome Gem is a West Point Thoroughbreds star; retired in Sept.2012, he won 11 times from 52 starts. His graded stakes wins includethe Hollywood Gold Cup (G1); San Fernando Breedersʼ Cup (G2);Hawthorne Gold Cup (G2); Lone Star Park Handicap (G3); LongacresMile Handicap (G3); and the Berkeley Handicap (G3).

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Awesome Gem was the sixth Grade 1 winner for the operation,earning more than $2.2 million and finishing first, second, or third in 17stakes contests.

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The stable enjoyed a breakout year in 2007, winning five Grade 1races with four different horses. It was ranked fifth nationally in purseearnings with $4.5 million and started five horses in the Breedersʼ Cup.The partnership was fourth in Eclipse Award voting for outstandingowner and sold Dream Rush for $3.3 million at Fasig-TiptonKentuckyʼs November sale.

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West Pointʼs first graded stakes winner was Ethan Man, winner of theSwale Stakes (G3) in 2002 and the stableʼs first Breedersʼ Cup starterwhen 10th in the 2003 Sprint (G1).

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In 2009, the operation won the Stephen Foster for the second time inthree years with Macho Again, who also finished second in both theWhitney Handicap (G1) and Woodward Stakes (G1), the latter behind2009 Horse of the Year Rachel Alexandra. In 2008, Macho Again wonthe Jim Dandy Stakes (G2) and was runner-up to Big Brown in thePreakness (G1).

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A West Point favorite was King Congie, who won the 2011 TropicalPark Derby. He was named after Congie DeVito, a longtime WestPoint employee who passed away at the age of 35 on Feb. 16, 2011.DeVito suffered from osteogenesis imperfecta, commonly known asbrittle-bone disease, and was born with 25 broken bones.

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West Pointʼs founder, Terry Finley, has been involved in the•

Thoroughbred industry for more than 25 years. A graduate of theUnited States Military Academy at West Point, he holds degrees inmechanical engineering and served a three-year tour of duty in the 3rdInfantry Division, leaving the army with the rank of captain.

He began working with Thoroughbreds as a teenager and startedracing partnerships in 1991. Since then, West Point has syndicatednearly 300 horses worth more than $20 million and maintains offices inCalifornia, Kentucky, and New York. It currently manages the portfoliosfor nearly 400 investors and a stable of approximately 60 horses atvarious stages of training.

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Finley began developing racing partnerships in 1991 after acquiring a$5,000 claimer from Philadelphia Park named Sunbelt. That geldingdebuted for West Point Thoroughbreds two weeks later and won for a$6,500 claiming tag in the third race at Philadelphia Park on Aug. 27,1991. The chart for Sunbeltʼs win for that race lists the owner as“unknown.”

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Trainer

Tom Albertrani ... Born: March 21, 1958 in Brooklyn, N.Y. ...Residence: Garden City, N.Y. ... Family: wife Fonda; daughters Tealand Noelle. His brother, Louis Albertrani, trained 1999 Breedersʼ CupSprint winner Artax and is currently based at Delaware Park.


2004 Juvenile Fillies Balletto (UAE) 2nd2006 Classic Bernardini 2nd

Distaff Balletto (UAE) 3rd2011 Turf Brilliant Speed 3rd2012 Classic Brilliant Speed 11th

Filly & Mare Sprint Belle of the Hall 4th

Quick facts about Tom Albertrani:

Albertrani is looking for his first Breedersʼ Cup victory, but four of hissix previous starters have finished in the top three, starting withBallettoʼs second-place finish in the 2004 Juvenile Fillies. In 2006,Balletto finished third in the Distaff, while Albertraniʼs stable star andeventual three-year-old champion Bernardini finished second in theClassic behind Invasor.

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In 2011, Brilliant Speed finished third in the 2011 Turf; he returned tothe Breedersʼ Cup on a different surface in 2012, finishing 11th in the

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Classic. Last year, Albertrani also ran Belle of the Hall, who finishedfourth in the Filly and Mare Sprint.

In 2013, Albertraniʼs Better Lucky won the First Lady (G1) atKeeneland to earn an automatic berth to the Filly and Mare Turf ... Hisother top horses in 2013 were Twilight Eclipse, who set a newworld-record winning the Pan American (G2) and Freedom Child, whowon the Peter Pan (G2). Freedom Child subsequently suffered acareer-ending injury, discovered after he finished last in the JimDandy, and was retired in August.

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Albertraniʼs top horses in 2012 were Brilliant Speed, Better Lucky, andZo Impressive. Though winless that year, Brilliant Speed, winner of the2011 Blue Grass Stakes (G1), picked up three third-place finishes inthe Bowling Green (G2), Sword Dancer (G1) and Woodford ReserveTurf Classic (G1) ... Better Lucky notched two graded victories in 2012,the Sands Point (G2) and the Matriarch (G1). Zo Impressive had notbeen worse than second until finishing fourth in the Alabama Stakes(G1), in which she suffered a career-ending condylar fracture. Her topvictory was the Mother Goose Stakes (G1).

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A personal favorite in 2011 was Tropical Park Derby winner KingCongie ... The colt, owned by West Point Thoroughbreds, was namedafter Congie DeVito, a longtime West Point employee who passedaway at the age of 35 on Feb. 16, 2011. DeVito suffered fromosteogenesis imperfecta, commonly known as brittle-bone disease,and was born with 25 broken bones.

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Albertrani notched his lone Triple Crown victory with Bernardini, who•

captured the 2006 Preakness en route to being named that yearʼschampion 3-year-old.

He enjoyed his greatest success with Bernardini, whose 2006 victoriesincluded a streak of five straight stakes wins: the Jockey Club GoldCup (G1), Travers (G1), Jim Dandy (G2), Preakness (G1), and Withers(G3). Bernardini was second to Invasor (ARG) in the 2006 BreedersʼCup Classic . . . “It was a pleasure to be around a horse the caliber ofBernardini,” Albertrani said. “I was so fortunate to train him.”

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At stud, Bernardini has become a sought-after sire... He covered 2010Horse of the Year Zenyatta, and she produced a colt on March 8, 2012... In 2012, Bernardini also covered 2009 Horse of the Year RachelAlexandra, who produced a filly, and 2010 3-year-old filly championBlind Luck. Bernardiniʼs highest-earning offspring to date is Alpha, whowon the Travers Stakes (G1) in a dead heat in 2012 and came back toSaratoga in 2013 to win the Woodward (G1).

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Albertrani won the Tampa Bay Derby in 2010 with Odysseus, whosuffered a hyper-extended knee in the Blue Grass Stakes thatprevented him from running in the Kentucky Derby; Odysseus wasunfortunately euthanized in August of that year due to laminitis.

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In 2009, Albertrani sent out Gozzip Girl to take the Herecomethebride(G3), American Oaks (G1) and Sands Point (G2); he won the SandsPoint in 2008 with Raw Silk. Also in 2009, Albertraniʼs Criticismtriumphed in The Very One (G3), La Prevoyante (G2), theSheepshead Bay (G2); She also won the Long Island (G3), giving hera win in that race for the second straight year.

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His list of stakes winners also includes Deputy Glitters (G3 Tampa BayDerby, G2 Ohio Derby), Songster (G2 Woody Stephens, G3 BoldRuler), and Sauvage (G2 Sheepshead Bay).

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Albertrani first made his way to the Belmont Park backstretch at age13 when he went to work walking hots and grooming horses for hisuncle, trainer Jack Abatemarco. He eventually became a jockey androde in 685 races over parts of six years and compiled a record of 49wins, 70 seconds and 68 thirds with total purse earnings of $531,410.

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Albertrani worked for trainer Mark Casse, first as an exerciserider/jockey and then as assistant trainer, before becoming Bill Mottʼstop New York assistant in 1986. During that time, Mott developedchampions Theatrical and Paradise Creek, and Cigar emerged as asuperstar. His future wife, Fonda, was the regular exercise rider fortwo-time Horse of the Year Cigar.

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In 1995, he was hired by Godolphin Racing and moved his family toDubai, where he was a top assistant with the main Godolphin string oftrainer Saeed bin Suroor. Albertrani had been introduced to membersof Sheikh Mohammedʼs Godolphin operation because Mott handled afew of their horses.

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Among the top horses Albertrani worked with in Dubai were Street Cry(IRE), Imperial Gesture, Sakhee, Fantastic Light, and Daylami (IRE).While Albertrani worked with bin Suroor, Godolphin won 85 Grade 1and Group 1 races.

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As bin Suroorʼs assistant, Albertrani celebrated a Breedersʼ Cup win in•

1999 at Gulfstream when Godolphinʼs Daylami won the Turf; the sameday, his brother Louis won the Sprint with Artax.

In 2003, Albertrani began training in New York full-time with 10 horsesfor Darley, all owned by members of the Maktoum royal family ofDubai. Two years later, in Oct. 2005, Albertrani opened a public stablefor the first time to take on some outside clients, with the permission ofDarley.

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Albertrani registered his first official stakes winner as a trainer ofrecord on Sept. 4, 2004, with Swither in the $250,000 NATC SororityFuturity at Delaware Park for Darley. Five days later, he won his firstGrade 1 with Balletto in the Frizette at Belmont Park.

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He currently has 45 horses stabled in New York, with Darley Stable,West Point Thoroughbreds and Live Oak his primary clients.

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Breeders' Cup TurfVAGABOND SHOES (IRE) e

Ch.g.6 Beat Hollow (GB) - Atiza (IRE) by Singspiel (IRE)Bred in Ireland by ALMAGRO DE ACTIVIDADES COMERCIALES S A (May 09, 2007)

126 Owner: HRONIS RACING, LLC

Trainer:JOHN W. SADLER


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1 win, $21,388. Dam of 6 named foals, 2 rnrs, 1 wnr, 1 sw. 2005: Rio Grando, ch g, by Captain Rio. Raced 3 yrs in Ire, 11 sts, 0 wins, $3,477. 2006: Ch f, by Where Or When. 2007: VAGABOND SHOES (Ire), ch g, by Beat Hollow (GB).

At 4: Won Prix Messidor (Fr-III); 2nd Prix du Chemin de Fer du Nord (Fr-III). At 5: Won Prix du Chemin de Fer du Nord (Fr-III); 3rd Darley Oettingen-Rennen (Ger-II). At 6: Won Del Mar H (gr. IIT); 2nd Eddie Read S (gr. IT), John Henry Turf Championship S (gr. IIT).

2008: Noviza, ch f, by Noverre. Unraced. 2009: Dublin Maura, b f, by Iceman. Unraced. 2010: Risas, b c, by Tiger Hill. Unraced. 2011: Sakhiza, ch f, by Sakhee. Unraced. 2013: Ch f, by Beat Hollow (GB).

Inbreeding: 5SX5D Hail to Reason; 3SX5SX5D Northern Dancer; 2SX4D Sadler's Wells.Nicking: BEAT HOLLOW (GB) w/SINGSPIEL (Ire) mares: 2 foals, 2 strs, 1 wnr (50%), 0 2yo

wnrs (0%), 1 SW (50%), 1 GSW (50%).Broodmare sire: SINGSPIEL (Ire), b, 1992. Sire of 232 dams of 614 foals, 440 rnrs (72%), 245 wnrs

(40%), 86 2yo wnrs (14%), 1.60 AEI, 1.40 CI; 31 sw.2nd dam: ISABENA, b, 1984. Bred by Almagro de Actividadescomerciales (Ire.). Raced 4 yrs in Spain,

3 sts, 5 wins, $27,630. Champion older female in Spain. Won Gran Premio de la Hispanidad Spa-I; 3rd Premio Communidad de Madrid Spa-III, Premio White Horse-Criterium de Potrancas Spa-III. Dam of Priena (f, Priolo; $32,961, Broodmare of the Year in Spain, 2011, 2012. 2nd Ballymacoll Stud S, Tripleprint Lupe S, Rosemary H; dam of CASACA, ENTRE COPAS).

BEAT HOLLOW(GB), b, 1997



Nearctic

Natalma


Bold Reason

Special

Wemyss Bight, 1990 9s, SW, $377,424 11 f, 6 r, 4 w, 2 SW

Dancing Brave, 1983 10s, SW, $1,435,434 412 f, 38 SW, 2.31 AEI

Lyphard

Navajo Princess

VAGABOND SHOES(Ire) ch, g May 9, 2007

Bahamian, 1985 7s, SW, $72,779 10 f, 8 r, 7 w, 2 SW

Mill Reef

Sorbus

Singspiel, 1992 20s, SW, $5,952,825 1,110 f, 98 SW, 1.80 AEI

In the Wings, 1986 11s, SW, $1,562,335 698 f, 77 SW, 2.01 AEI

Sadler's Wells

High Hawk

ATIZA, ch, 2000

Glorious Song, 1976 34s, SW, $1,004,534 13 f, 11 r, 8 w, 3 SW

Halo

Ballade

Isabena, 1984 3s, SW, $27,630 9 f, 8 r, 5 w

Star Appeal, 1970 31s, SW, $598,595 374 f, 26 SW, 1.25 AEI

Appiani II

Sterna

Irish Isle, 1976 7s, wnr, $1,909 12 f, 11 r, 8 w, 3 SW

Realm

Emerald Isle

VAGABOND SHOES (IRE)'S RACE AND (STAKES) RECORDYear Age Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned2009 at 2 in Spain 1 0 0 1 $2,0412010 at 3 in Fr, Spain 7 4 1 0 $66,4652011 at 4 in Fr, Tur 6 1(1) 1(1) 0 $81,6142012 at 5 in Fr, Ger, UAE 6 1(1) 0 2(1) $83,2192013 at 6 in NA 7 1(1) 3(2) 0 $222,150 Lifetime 27 7(3) 5(3) 3(1) $455,489Sire: BEAT HOLLOW, b, 1997. Raced 3 yrs in Eng, Fr, and NA, 12 sts, 7 wins, $1,814,481. Champion

3yo colt in Fr. Won Arlington Million S (gr. IT), Woodford Reserve Turf Classic S (gr. IT), Manhattan H (gr. IT), Grand Prix de Paris (Fr-I), Green Ridge Stables Newmarket S; 2nd Eddie Read H (gr. IT), Explosive Bid H (gr. IIT); 3rd Vodafone Epsom Derby (Eng-I), Shadwell Keeneland Turf Mile S (gr. IT).

Lifetime: 8 crops, 365 foals, 294 rnrs (81%), 191 wnrs (52%), 58 2yo wnrs (16%), 20 sw (5%), 1.15 AEI, 1.36 CI, 109 sale yrlgs, avg $41,537.

In 2013: 8 sw, 14 2yos, 5 2yo rnrs, 3 2yo wnrs.1st dam: Atiza, ch, 2000. Bred by Almagro de Actividadescomerciales (Ire.). Raced 2 yrs in Fr, 11 sts,

Breeder

Almagro de Actividades Comerciales ... Owner(s): FernandoHernandez Font ... Born: March 1944 ... Residence: Madrid, Spain ...Family: married to Africa Lores ... Professional Background: is acommercial broker based in Madrid.

Quick facts about Almagro de Actividades Comerciales :

Has the occasional horse in training in England, where he races underthe “Cuadra Africa” banner and Marco Botti is his current trainer. Thebest horse that he has raced there is Priena, who was twice second instakes company in 1997. He also has horses in training in France, with

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Carlos Laffon-Parias, Luis Urbano and Francois Rohaut, and Spain,with Guillermo Arizkorreta, Tiago Martins and Juan Osorio.

Owns the 80-acre West Stow Stud near Bury St Edmunds in Suffolk,England, little more than ten miles from Newmarket, Britainʼs biggesthorse racing center. One of the mares he keeps there is Priena, whosefoals have included Casaca, winner of the 2012 Prix Fille de lʼAir (G3)in Toulouse, France, and Entre Copas, winner in 2013 of one ofSpainʼs biggest races, the Gran Premio de Madrid. Has finished in thetop five in the Spanish breedersʼ championship in each of the last twoseasons.

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Owner

Hronis Racing ... Owner(s): Brothers Kosta and Pete Hronis ... Born:Kosta: Feb. 24, 1959 in Delano, Calif. Pete: Oct. 19, 1963 in Delano,Calif. ... Residence: Delano, Calif. ... Family: Kosta: wife Stephanie; sonDemetri; daughters Hailey and Nia.

Quick facts about Hronis Racing:

Having owned horses only since 2010, Hronis Racing is pointingtoward the Breedersʼ Cup Filly & Mare Turf for the second year in arow with the multiple stakes winner Lady of Shamrock, trained by JohnSadler. Lady of Shamrock finished fifth last year as the first Hronishorse to compete in a Breedersʼ Cup race. In 2013, she won the SantaBarbara H. (G2) at Santa Anita. The filly was purchased privately forthe Hronis brothers by Sadler following her maiden victory at ChurchillDowns in Nov. 2011. Lady of Shamrock is scheduled to be sold at the2013 Keeneland November mixed sale shortly after the Breedersʼ Cup.

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Hronis Racing also owns Vagabond Shoes, who earned a “Win &Youʼre In” berth to the Breedersʼ Cup Turf with a victory in the Del MarH. (G2). Vagabond Shoes also ran second in the John Henry TurfChampionship (G2) at Santa Anita. Bloodstock agent Hubert Guyrecommended Vagabond Shoes to Sadler, and Hronis bought thegelding for 100,000 Euros at the 2012 racing-age sale held in Francejust before the Prix de lʼArc de Triomphe.

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As much as Kosta Hronis – like most owners – would like someday tosee his stable colors borne in the Kentucky Derby, he looks on theBreedersʼ Cup World Championships as the prime racing experience.

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“The Kentucky Derby is just for 3-year-olds going a mile and a quarter,making it a very narrow opportunity,” he said. “With the Breedersʼ Cupyou have the best horses in the world competing in an extremelybroad-based experience – males, females, turf, dirt, long races, shortraces.”

Hronis Racing has 38 horses in training with California-based JohnSadler, including some unraced 2-year-olds. With Sadlerʼs guidance,they have been acquiring horses from many outlets, including yearlingand 2-year-old sales, private purchase, and from Europe, in an effortto have a balanced stable. Kosta Hronis names many of his horses forfamily members, including Brother Pete (named for his brother),Scooter Bird (named for his two daughtersʼ nicknames), and SophieʼsSecret (named for his mother).

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Hronis Racing led owners at the 2013 Del Mar meeting by both winsand earnings. They also led owners by wins at Santa Anita for twoconsecutive winter meetings – 2011-2012 and 2012-2013 – and atBetfair Hollywood Parkʼs spring-summer meeting by wins in 2013.

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Kosta Hronis founded the stable when claiming two horses in 2010and is its manager. His brother, Pete, is something of a silent partnerbecause he seldom can be found at the races, preferring to stay athome with the business while his brother travels to the races on anyoccasion one of their horses is running. Kosta Hronis began the stableas a family operation and continues to operate it that way, with his wifeand three children being involved as super fans.

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Hronis, who was tipped off to John Sadler by a favorite usher near his•

personal box at Santa Anita feels lucky to have Sadler as his trainer.“The timing seemed to be just right for me, being a rookie and all, tofind some room in the Sadler barn,” Hronis says. He gives a lot ofcredit to Sadlerʼs assistant, Larry Benavidez, as well.

It all started one day at the races when Kosta Hronis told his brotherPete he wanted to buy a horse. Even though his brother wasnʼt tookeen on the idea, Kosta thought he could parlay good handicappingvibes into successful ownership. Thatʼs the way it began and Sadlerʼsinvolvement came next.

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The brothers looked forward when they were youngsters to trips totheir grandparentsʼ home in Pasadena, Calif., not far from Santa Anita.A trip to the racetrack was always on the docket for the family. “Mybrother and I were always the first ones to the car when we went to

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Santa Anita,” Kosta Hronis said. They always made their way to therail to watch the races.

Hronis Inc., a family operation in Californiaʼs San Joaquin Valley,began with raising table grapes in 1945 and has since added a citrusdivision dedicated to raising navel oranges. The operation isheadquartered in Delano, Calif., and covers several farms located inan area stretching from Visalia to the north of Delano to Bakersfield onthe south.

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Though Hronis Racing is not in the breeding business at this time,Kosta did keep Caities Secret, their first winner. She is now abroodmare at Legacy Ranch in Northern California, with a 2013 filly byCindago and in foal to Lucky Pulpit.

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Trainer

John W. Sadler ... Born: July 30, 1956 in Long Beach, Calif. ...Residence: Pasadena, Calif. ... Family: Single.


1988 Sprint Olynpic Prospect 7th1989 Sprint Olynpic Prospect 5th1995 Sprint Track Gal 11th1997 Sprint Track Gal 10th2004 Sprint Our New Recruit 12th2005 Ladies' Classic Healthy Addiction 13th2006 Ladies' Classic Healthy Addiction 12th2007 Juvenile Fillies Tashaʼs Miracle 4th2008 Filly & Mare Sprint Dearest Trickski 11th

Juvenile Fillies Evita Argentina 9thJuvenile Fillies Turf Emmy Darling 5thMarathon Zappa 7thMile Whatsthescript (Ire) 3rdTurf Sprint Get Funky 9th

2009 Filly & Mare Sprint Evita Argentina 7thMile Whatsthescript (Ire) 8thSprint Cost of Freedom 3rdTurf Sprint Get Funky 9th

Turf Sprint Noble Court 7th2010 Dirt Mile Hurricane Ike 9th

Filly & Mare Sprint Switch 2ndJuvenile Fillies Tell a Kelly 7thMile Sidneyʼs Candy 6th

2011 Filly & Mare Sprint Switch 2nd2012 Filly & Mare Sprint Switch 3rd

Filly & Mare Turf Lady of Shamrock 5thJuvenile Capo Bastone 3rdJuvenile Monument 9th

Quick facts about John W. Sadler:

Sadler has enjoyed a banner 2013. In addition to winning the trainerʼstitle at Del Mar, he has enjoyed graded stakes success with VagabondShoes (Ire), a Breedersʼ Cup Turf prospect, Lady of Shamrock, a Fillyand Mare Turf prospect, More Chocolate, a possible Distaff contenderand He Be Fire N Ice, likely for the Mile ... Other graded stakeswinners this year include Ethic Dance, Kettle Corn and Tigah.

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Had best Breedersʼ Cup finish from 28 starters in 2010 and 2011,when Switch finished second in back-to-back runnings of the Filly &Mare Sprint ... In 2012, Switch finished third in same race and CapoBastone finished third in the Juvenile, his best finishers from fourstarters.

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Earned his 2,000th career victory Nov. 9, 2012 when Rooster City wonthe first race at Betfair Hollywood Park.

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Won three graded stakes in one day, July 14, 2012, at HollywoodPark, with Lady of Shamrock in the American Oaks (G1), Switch in AGleam H. (G2) and Scherer Magic in the Hollywood JuvenileChampionship (G3). Lady of Shamrock also has won the 2012 Del MarOaks (G1) and Providencia S. (G3).

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Had two other stakes triples, at Santa Anita on Dec. 26, 2010, withTwirling Candy in the Malibu Stakes (G1), Switch in the La BreaStakes (G1) and Sidneyʼs Candy in the Sir Beaufort Stakes (G2) andat Hollywood Park on June 28, 2008, with Whatsthescript in theAmerican Handicap (G2), Dearest Trickski in the A Gleam Handicap(G2) and Emmy Darling in the Landaluce Stakes.

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Took back-to-back runnings of the Santa Monica S. (G1) at SantaAnita with Home Sweet Aspen in 2012 and Switch in 2011.

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Served two years as president of California Thoroughbred Trainersfrom 2010-2012. Member of the board of directors of theThoroughbred Owners of California.

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Had a banner year in 2011 when his stakes winners were headed bySwitch in the Santa Monica S. (G1), Zazu in the Las Virgenes S. (G1)and Hollywood Oaks (G2), Twirling Candy in the Strub S. (G2) andCalifornian (G2), Cozi Rosie in the Buena Vista H. (G2) and John C.Mabee S. (G2), Gladding in the San Antonio S. (G2) and Celtic NewYear in the Del Mar H. (G2).

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Trains a large stable of about 80 horses split between Santa Anita andHollywood Park. Chief assistant is Larry Benavidez.

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Has vaulted to the top rung of the Southern California racing circuitwith nine training titles between 2007 and 2011 at all three majorSouthern California tracks – Del Mar, Santa Anita and Hollywood Park.

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Passed the $80-million earnings mark in 2012. Ranked 13th amongtrainers in 2012 by purse earnings through early October with$5,180,448.

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Scored the third million-dollar win of his career in 2010 with Line ofDavid in the Arkansas Derby (G1). Other Grade 1 winners during 2010were Sidneyʼs Candy in the Santa Anita Derby (G1), Mona de Mommain the Humana Distaff S., Tell a Kelly in the Darley Debutante, TwirlingCandy in the Malibu S. and Switch in the La Brea S.

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Tied a Del Mar record with four wins on one card on Aug. 29, 2009.•

One of Sadlerʼs biggest upsets came in the 2005 Sunshine Millions$1-million Classic with Musique Toujours, who paid $142.20 for a $2win ticket at Gulfstream Park.

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Posted richest victory with Our New Recruit in the $2-million GoldenShaheen Stakes (G1) in Dubai in 2004.

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Other Grade 1 winners include Evita Argentina, Dearest Trickski,Healthy Addiction, Victory Encounter, Black Mamba and Cost ofFreedom. Claimed both Dearest Trickski and Victory Encounter for$32,000 for owner Tom Mankiewicz.

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Won the first match race in Santa Anita history in 1991 when ValiantPete defeated champion Quarter Horse Griswold in the $100,000winner-take-all World Record Challenge. Valiant Pete equaled theworld record of 44-2/5 seconds for four furlongs.

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Other memorable stakes surprises include Taste of Paradise (34-1) inthe 2003 San Diego Handicap (G2), Ceeband (45-1) in the 2001 TripleBend Handicap (G2) and Whatsthescript (29-1) in the 2008 AmericanHandicap (G2).

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Rode show horses in his youth and at one point tried out for the U.S.Olympic equestrian team. He briefly returned to the show ring in theearly 1990s as a hobby.

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Went on his own in 1979 and won his first stakes race that year withTop Taker at Golden Gate Fields. Credits steady ascent to good helpand good owners. Has taken special pride in stableʼs consistency and

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ability to win races in every division, from sprinters to routers, fromhorses on the main track to those on the turf, from 2-year-olds to olderhorses, males and females.

Later served as assistant to trainers David Hofmans and EddieGregson, for whom he oversaw a string of horses in NorthernCalifornia. Following Gregsonʼs death, Sadler helped establish theEdwin Gregson Foundat ion, a Cal i forn ia ThoroughbredTrainers-sponsored college scholarship fund-raising organization toassist children of backstretch employees.

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After leaving the University of Oregon, worked as a veterinarianʼsassistant to Dr. Jack Robbins. Still credits much of his ability to detectearly problems in a horse to his time with Robbins.

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Started working with Thoroughbreds in high school as a hot walker fortrainer Tom Pratt.

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