California Thoroughbred June/July 2023

CRUSHING THE COMPETITION

NORTHERN CAL SALES GRAD CEILING CRUSHER IS UNDEFEATED

BRED, R AISED AND SOLD BY HARRIS FARMS

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The 3-year-old daughter of Mr. Big out of Palisades Princess has earned more than ten times her yearling sale purchase price.

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Northern California Sale Yearlings will be available for viewing at www.harrisfarms.com.

Another Harris Farms-bred “Superstar” in the making, CEILING CRUSHER is undefeated in her frst four starts, banking $263,400 and crushing her competition

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DEL MAR OPPORTUNITIES FOR CAL-BREDS AGAIN AT RECORD LEVELS

As highlighted on page 22 of this edition of California Toroughbred, the upcoming Del Mar summer race meet will once again offer the highest purses ever in California racing. With more than $800,000 distributed in purses per day, the opportunities for California-breds are extremely lucrative.

For example, Cal-bred restricted maiden special weight races will have a purse of $82,000, while the Cal-bred first condition allowance race will have a purse of $83,000. And the Cal-bred maiden $50,000 claiming races have purses of $42,000, the same as last year.

In addition to the increased purses, Del Mar for the second consecutive year has also included a maiden dirt bonus of an additional 25% to Calbred maiden special weight races for all ages. Terefore, all dirt maiden special weight races for Cal-breds will offer a new total purse of $102,500. Te one stipulation for the dirt bonus is that the trainer must have fewer than 60 horses on the Southern California circuit to qualify.

We are also pleased to announce that

not only will all historic Golden State Series races be carded as in the past, but the four juvenile stakes offered during the meet will once again have a purse of $125,000 each. As stated many times, it is the goal of the CTBA to continue to preserve and add as many black-type opportunities as possible for owners and breeders

Once again, we would like to thank and acknowledge Del Mar Torough-

bred Club and the Toroughbred Owners of California for their continued support of California-bred races. As Cal-breds make up roughly half of the field sizes in the state, the emphasis on providing these restricted opportunities further encourages those investing in racing and breeding in California. Please see below a list of the Golden State Series stakes, dates, and conditions offered at Del Mar.

California breeders and owners will again have many lucrative opportunitues at the upcoming Del Mar meet

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Cal-breds Strong at Santa Anita

As Santa Anita wound down its Hollywood meeting, which closed June 18, California-bred Grand Slam Smile won the $100,000 Fasig-Tipton Debutante for 2-year-old fllies June 17. Earlier in the meeting, Cal-bred One in Vermillion captured the $100,000 Lazaro Barrera Stakes May 6.

ALBANY STAKES IS CAL-BRED BONANZA

When California-bred Evenerevenworse scored in the $65,550 Albany Stakes at Golden Gate Fields June 10, it was the sixth consecutive time a Cal-bred had won the stakes. Evenerevenworse followed Give Me the Lute in 2021-22, Mike’s Tiznow in 2019-20, and My Friend Emma in 2018.

Leading every step of the fve furlongs on turf under jockey Evin Roman, Evenerevenworse held of closing Top Harbor by a neck in :56.23. It was another 11 4 lengths back to Psycho Dar, making it a Calbred Trifecta as well.

Bill McLean trains Evenerevenworse, who was supplemented on the day of the race. TKO Stables, Frank Ables, and Fred Desimone own the 5-year-old gelding, and Pat Maciariello bred the son of Decarchy—Rahbadabadou, by Rahy.

Larry and Marianne Williams bred and own Grand Slam Smile, a daughter of Smiling Tiger—Royal Grand Slam, by Grand Slam. Trainer Steve Specht unveiled the flly at Golden Gate Fields May 14, and she captured a 41 2-furlong maiden race by four lengths on Tapeta under jockey Frank Alvarado.

Alvarado returned aboard her in the fve-furlong Debutante. Grand Slam Smile prompted the early pace of Becky’s Dream, raced wide around the turn, and scored by a halflength in :58.41. Te odds-on favorite, Cal-bred Crazy Hot, fnished third.

“She handled the dirt just fne—you never really know until you put them on it,” said Specht, who indicated that Grand Slam Smile may next tackle Cal-bred stakes at Del Mar.

One in Vermillion got his start at Turf Paradise, where he won the 2022 Turf Paradise Open Spring Futurity and Lost in the Fog Juvenile Stakes. He began 2023 with a win at Sunland Park in the Riley Allison Derby.

After two ffths in graded company, including in the Santa Anita Derby, One in Vermillion entered the seven-furlong Barrera. Te longest shot in the four-horse feld at 5-1, One in Vermillion, ridden by Hector Berrios, led throughout and won by 51⁄4 lengths in 1:22.77.

Eric Kruljac trained One in Vermillion for owner Jonathan Kalman in the colt’s two Santa Anita starts, while Esteban Martinez trains him elsewhere.

“Te man who trained him and broke

him has worked with me,” said Kruljac. “I’ve sent my horses to him for over 35 years.”

Following the Barrera, One in Vermillion won an allowance race at Canterbury Park June 3. He has earned $259,240.

Richard Barton Enterprises bred One in Vermillion, a 3-year-old son of Army Mule—Given Star, by Any Given Saturday. Few Acre Farm consigned One in Vermillion to the 2021 Arizona Toroughbred Breeders’ Association sale, where Kalman purchased him for $26,000.

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Evenerevenworse (right) defeats Top Harbor

Grand Slam Smile takes the Fasig-Tipton Debutante

PEGRAM RECEIVES TOC CHAIRMAN’S AWARD

The Thoroughbred Owners of California has selected California owner and breeder Mike Pegram to receive the 2022 Ed Friendly Industry Service Award, also known as the Chairman’s Award. Presented annually to recognize outstanding contributions and service in the Thoroughbred racing industry, the award in the past has honored such noteworthy people as John Harris, Mace Siegel, Bob and Beverly Lewis, Jerry and Ann Moss, and Clement Hirsch.

Instrumental in standing such stallions in California as In Excess and Coil, Pegram served on the TOC board from 2010-19 and as chairman of the board from 2012-16. In 2010, TOC successfully supported passage of SB 1072, which provided for a takeout increase with all the additional revenue going to purses. Over the next several years, Pegram led

ON THE ROAD WITH CAL-BREDS

Emerald Downs in Washington state and Parx Racing in Pennsylvania were the sites of impressive victories by California-breds. Clovisconnection powered home to break the stakes record in the $50,000 Auburn Stakes at Emerald June 18. Yo Yo Candy, a graduate of the Northern California yearling sale, successfully debuted at Parx and went on to become stakes-placed in New York.

With Kevin Radke aboard, Clovisconnection covered six furlongs in 1:07.59 in the Auburn. Blaine Wright, who was saddling his fourth consecutive Auburn winner, trains Clovisconnection for owner William Hedrick. It was the fastest six furlongs of the meeting and eclipsed the stakes record of 1:07.98 set by Baja Sur in 2019.

William and Judy Hedrick bred Clovisconnection, a 3-year-old son Vronsky—La Darling, by Perfect Mandate. The gelding boosted his total earnings to $133,880.

Checkmate Thoroughbreds bred Yo Yo Candy, a 2-year-old son of Danzing Candy—Yolanda B. Too, by Two Punch, and sold him for $6,000 to Juan Zamora at the 2022 Northern California sale. Trained by Daniel Velazquez for Happy Tenth Stable, Yo Yo Candy won a 41⁄4-furlong maiden race at Parx May 23 by three lengths in :53.64. He came back June 11 to fnish third in the $150,000 Tremont Stakes at Belmont Park.

CAL-BRED MAIDEN BONUS PROGRAM UPDATE

A $17,500 bonus will be made available for owners of registered California-bred or California-sired maidens in maiden special weight races at Santa Anita and Del Mar. A $10,000 bonus will be made available for owners of registered California-bred or California-sired maidens in maiden special weight races in Northern California, Los Alamitos, and all fair meetings throughout the state.

Only races at 41⁄2 furlongs or longer will qualify. The bonus will be paid in approximately 45 racing days. In the event of a dead heat, the bonus will be split among the winners.

the board in fending off attacks from within the industry to repeal or modify the legislation.

Pegram credits much of his success in racing to having put his trust in long-time trainer Bob Baffert. For Pegram, Baffert trained champions Real Quiet and Silverbulletday, as well as Dubai World Cup (G1) winner Captain Steve. Pegram’s California-breds have included Icecoldbeeratreds, trained by Baffert to the 2002 Cal-bred 2-year-old male championship. In partnership with Karl Watson and Paul Weitman, Pegram has campaigned such runners as champions Midnight Lute and Lookin At Lucky, also trained by Baffert.

Pegram will be recognized at TOC’s Southern California annual meeting at Del Mar Aug. 12.

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STALLION NEWS

■ Shaaz to Stud at Barton Thoroughbreds

Shaaz, a graded stakes-placed son of Uncle Mo, will enter stud at Barton Thoroughbreds in Santa Ynez for the 2024 breeding season. He will stand for $5,000 and is already at the farm.

Bred by the William M. Backer Revocable Trust out of the Mineshaft mare Miss Ocean City, Shaaz is a half brother to graded stakes winner Azar. Shaaz sold for $1.1

million to Michael Lund Peterson at the 2020 Fasig-Tipton Midlantic 2-year-old sale.

Put into training with Bob Baffert, Shaaz won his frst three races, all at Santa Anita. In his racing debut, Shaaz defeated Hopkins, who went on to win this year’s Palos Verdes Stakes (G3). Shaaz fnished third in the 2022 Steve Sexton Mile Stakes (G3) at Lone Star Park and fourth in the Bing Crosby Stakes (G1) at Del Mar, earning a total of $190,107.

■ Pavel Gets First Winners

California freshman stallion Pavel was represented by his frst winner May 20 when 2-yearold Recalcitrant captured a 41⁄2-furlong maiden race at Santa Anita. The following day, the stallion had a second winner when Refocus scored in another 41⁄2-furlong maiden race at the track. Making her second start, Recalcitrant went off as the 7-10 favorite, led throughout, and won by 41⁄4 lengths over Borntostaythirsty in :52.80. Refocus debuted in his maiden race, going off as the 2-1 second choice. He prompted the early pace and then also won by 41⁄4 lengths, stopping the timer in :52.08. Refocus returned to fnish third in the $100,000 Fasig-Tipton Futurity June 17. Mario Gutierrez piloted both horses.

Paul and Zillah Reddam’s Reddam Racing, which raced Pavel, also bred and owns both winners. Doug O’Neill trained Pavel and conditions his two winners, who are out of Square Eddie mares. Recalcitrant is out of $92,639-earner Hacktivism, while Refocus is out of $47,230-earner Redo It. Hacktivism has also produced Hacking It Up, a 3-year-old California-bred son of Nyquist and winner of the $77,250 Silky Sullivan Stakes at Golden Gate Fields April 30.

Pavel won the 2017 Smarty Jones Stakes and 2018 Stephen Foster Handicap (G1) and placed in three other stakes en route to earning $2,090,351. He stands at the Reddams’ Ocean Breeze Ranch in Bonsall.

QUALIFYING CLAIMING LEVELS

The following claiming levels for California owners premiums and stallion awards are currently in effect:

LOS ALAMITOS/$40,000

DEL MAR/$40,000

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10 YEARS AGO

California-bred DOINGHARDTIMEAGAIN led off a unique double for Tom and Debi Stull’s Tommy Town Thoroughbreds June 22, 2013. The homebred 3-year-old flly captured the $150,000 Hollywood Oaks (G2) at Hollywood Park, followed by another Tommy Town homebred, Let Faith Arise, taking the $58,050 California Wine Stakes the same day at Pleasanton. Both were by Tommy Town stallions: Doinghardtimeagain is a daughter of Ministers Wild Cat, and Let Faith Arise, though a Kentucky-bred, is by California sire Kafwain. Jerry Hollendorfer trained both fllies, with Russell Baze piloting Let Faith Arise and Rafael Bejarano bringing Doinghardtimeagain home by 21⁄2 lengths after leading for the entire 11⁄16 miles. Doinghardtimeagain, the 4-5 favorite, clocked the distance in 1:43.27 while defeating Iotapa. Ultimately an earner of $734,304, Doinghardtimeagain, that year’s champion Cal-bred 3-year-old female, is out of the Conquistador Cielo mare Silver Hawk Lady.

25 YEARS AGO

BUDROYALE, a California-bred full brother to Cal-bred superstar Tiznow, was also an excellent racehorse and the champion Cal-bred older male of 1999. Four years older than

Tiznow, Budroyale started 52 times, winning 17 races, including seven stakes, and the gelding earned $2,840,810 while competing through his 8-year-old season. One of those stakes, the $125,000 Super Diamond Handicap, occurred June 13, 1998, at Hollywood Park. With Garrett Gomez aboard, Budroyale, the 3-5 favorite, sat in third early in the 11⁄16-mile event, launched his bid three deep into the second turn, and defeated Del Mar Gray by 21⁄2 lengths in 1:41.29. Cecelia Straub-Rubens bred Budroyale and Tiznow, both sons of Cee’s Tizzy—Cee’s Song, by Seattle Song. Ted West trained Budroyale for owner Jeffrey Sengara through most of the gelding’s successes, having claimed him for $50,000 earlier that year.

50 YEARS AGO

10 YEARS AGO

The list of Old English Rancho stakes winners in California is long and includes BALCONY’S BABE, who won the frst division of the Wilshire Handicap June 17, 1973, at Hollywood Park. Then 5, Balcony’s Babe beat Cal-bred Ground Song by three-quarters of a length, completing the 11⁄8 miles on turf in 1:484⁄5. That time broke the previous stakes record of 1:483⁄5 and was a ffth faster than Convenience’s time in the second division. Jerry Lambert rode Balcony’s Babe for trainer Ken Bowyer. Ellwood B. and Betty Johnston raced Balcony’s Babe and bred her in the name of Old English Rancho. The daughter of First Balcony—Romp Away, by Bull Lea, was foaled on the Ontario, Calif., farm. She would make three more starts before retiring with a record of 15 wins in 60 starts for earnings of $225,108.

California-breds SISTER KATE and MARKS MINE gave California sire Benchmark two stakes wins within a week at Sacramento in 2013. Sister Kate struck frst, leading throughout the $75,250 California Governor’s Cup Handicap July 13 at 11⁄16 miles to score by 33⁄4 lengths in 1:42.53. William Antongeorgi III rode the 5-year-old mare for trainer Jerry Hollendorfer and owner/breeder Mary Caldwell. Sister Kate, a full sister to multiple grade 1 winner Brother Derek and stakes winner Don’tsellmeshort, is out of the Siyah Kalem mare Miss Soft Sell. Six days later, Marks Mine, under jockey Frank Alvarado, stalked the pace in the $75,700 California State Fair Sprint Handicap and won by four lengths, getting the six furlongs in 1:08.93. Steve Specht trained the 3-year-old flly for owner/breeders Larry and Marianne Williams. Marks Mine is out of the Capote mare Ermine Fever.

Chris McCarron was able to get Uncaged Fury to the front quickly in the 61⁄2-furlong race. They led throughout to win by two lengths over Strategist in 1:14.92. Lewis Cenicola, known as the regular exercise rider of the great John Henry, had since become a trainer and trained Uncaged Fury for owner/breeder Pete Fer. Uncaged Fury raced through 2000, starting 34 times, with eight wins, for total earnings of $554,365. His frst stakes victory came in the 1994 Inverness Drive Stakes, and he also won that year’s California Cup Sprint Handicap and the 1998 Cardmania Handicap.

50 YEARS AGO

CENTURY’S ENVOY became the frst champion California-bred 2-year-old male when the California Thoroughbred Breeders Association inaugurated its year-end awards in 1973. Among the gelding’s victories that year was the $100,000 Hollywood Juvenile Championship at Hollywood Park July 21. With Jerry Lambert in the irons, Century’s Envoy went off at 4-5 and won by four lengths over Such a Rush. The Cal-bred completed the six furlongs in 1:09, beating the stakes record by a ffth. Lou Glauberg trained the son of Envoy—Century, by Fleet Nasrullah for owner/breeders Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Elmore Sr. Century’s Envoy had previously won the Westchester Stakes and Haggin Stakes during the Hollywood meeting. He later added two wins in the Sierra Madre Handicap, the 1975 San Simeon Handicap, and the 1975 Morvich Handicap at Santa Anita and the 1976 Los Angeles Handicap (G2) at Hollywood.

25 YEARS AGO

UNCAGED FURY, a California-bred 7-year-old gelded son of Kleven—Hostage Lady, by Third Martini, captured the $125,000 Answer Do Stakes at Hollywood Park July 19, 1998. Though Uncaged Fury stumbled at the start, jockey

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Nick Cafarchia

Nick Cafarchia, who bred and raced such California-breds as graded winners Road to Slew and Rare Charmer, died June 5. He was 84.

Outside of racing, Cafarchia was probably best known as the longtime owner of Eagle Rock Italian Bakery and Deli in

the Los Angeles area. The Eagle Rock location, founded in 1949, has long been famous for its cannolis, and Cafarchia bought the business in 1961. Cafarchia’s son Anthony said that Nick learned to bake in his native Italy and that his father became a bread baker after coming to the U.S. in 1959.

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Nick Cafarchia won more than 100 races, primarily with homebreds. His two best runners were foaled in 1995, both by Slewpy. Road to Slew was a Cal-bred gelding out of the Bold Tropic mare Plumeria Lei, while Rare Charmer was a flly out of the Kennedy Road mare Dancing Road. Craig Dollase trained them both, and in 2001 Rare Charmer captured the Feb. 19 Buena Vista Handicap (G2T) followed by Road to Slew’s victory in the March 3 Frank E. Kilroe Mile (G1T). Road to Slew earned a total of $875,360, and Rare Charmer earned a total of $540,216.

Anziyan Royalty arrived in 2000, Cafarchia breeding him by crossing the Tank’s Prospect mare Shy Solana with Anziyan. Also trained by Dollase, Anziyan Royalty won the 2004 On Trust Handicap and placed in four other stakes, including a second in the 2005 Californian Stakes (G2). My Summer Slew, a Cal-bred son of Siberian Summer—My Bouquet, by Slewpy, won the 2010 Robert K. Kerlan Memorial Handicap for Cafarchia.

More recently, Cafarchia bred and raced My Italian Babbo, trained by Richard Baltas to capture the 2017 California Dreamin’ Stakes. My Italian Babbo, a son of Papa Clem—My Charming Tiger, by Hold That Tiger, received his name because “babbo means papa in Italian,” Cafarchia said after the stakes victory.

John Bell

John Bell, who was the business manager for his family’s Bell Bloodstock Company and thus involved with such good California-breds as Barberstown, died April 30 at age 84. Bell’s family has been prominent in California racing for decades. John was the son of the late Thomas R. Bell Jr., brother of the late trainer Thomas R. Bell II, and uncle to current trainer Thomas R. Bell II.

Bell Bloodstock campaigned Barberstown in partnership with McDermott Ranch. Joe McDermott bred the 1980 son of Gummo—Available Miss, by Bolinas Boy. Barberstown won the 1983 Will Rogers Handicap (G3) and fnished third in that year’s Belmont Stakes (G1).

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As a child, John accompanied his parents to visit many major Californians of the era, including movie mogul and California owner/breeder Louis B. Mayer. John grew up to be a successful real estate developer throughout California and the U.S. He founded Western Security Bank, which was ultimately sold to Citizens Business Bank in 2002. John was also an avid golfer and a 50-year member and former president of Lakeside Golf Club.

His survivors include his wife, Martha; children Kristina and Greg; and three grandchildren.

RIDGELEY FARM CORRECTION

Ridgeley Farm’s correct email is ridgeleyfarmhemet@gmail.com. An incorrect email address appears in the California Thoroughbred Breeders Association 2023-24 Industry Directory.

CTBA working for you

To further assist the membership of the California Thoroughbred Breeders Association (CTBA) and subscribers of its offcial publication, California Thoroughbred, this monthly editorial page provides readers with updates about the association’s current policies, latest news, and upcoming events in the Golden State.

2023 Northern California Yearling and Horses of Racing Age Sale

Te CTBA will conduct this year’s Northern California sale Tuesday, Aug. 15, at the Amador Pavilion at the Alameda County Fairgrounds in Pleasanton beginning at noon. Te sale horses will be stabled in the permanent barns near the Amador Pavilion.

As in the past, the commission will be 5% of the fnal bid, with a minimum of $500. Te maximum commission for this year’s sale on an RNA will be capped at $1,000. A $500 travel allowance with a minimum purchase of $5,000 is being ofered to out-of-state trainers and trainers from Southern California with proof of travel who attend the upcoming California Yearling and Horses of Racing Age sale.

Te catalog is now available at www.ctba.com and can also be downloaded to devices through Equineline App.

For further information, contact Loretta Veiga at 626-445-7800 ext. 227, or email loretta@ctba.com.

DATES TO REMEMBER

Sept. 1—2023 Report of Mares Bred due from stallion owners/farms to California Thoroughbred Breeders Association

Sept. 30—California-bred/California-sired registration deadline for foals of 2022 at $100 for CTBA members and $200 for non-members

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OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES

PRESIDENT

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VICE-PRESIDENT/TREASURER

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UC Davis Scholarships

Te California Toroughbred Foundation, in its continuing mission to advance education in equine health, awarded scholarships to Megan Elcombe and Silke Hofmann. Te two candidates study at the University of California at Davis School of Veterinary Medicine.

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Amy J. Zimmerman

Megan, also selected to receive Te Jockey Club Scholarship, is president of the UC Davis veterinary school class of 2024. She received her bachelor’s degree at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo and pursued her master’s in animal science at Southern Illinois University. While at Southern Illinois, she assisted with research on folliculogenesis in mares and new reproductive technologies and also conducted a project on common respiratory and musculoskeletal systems in performance horses. Megan served an internship with a Western Kentucky clinic that specializes in lameness, which solidifed her interest in equine sports medicine. Upon graduation, she plans to join a private practice that serves Golden Gate Fields and has served externships with regulatory and private practice veterinarians at Golden Gate.

Silke, also the recipient of Te Jockey Club Vision Scholarship, attended Cal Poly Pomona prior to studying at Davis and said that “my early experiences as an adolescent rider fueled my particular passion for horses.” She has a special interest in equine reproduction and neonatal internal medicine and for two years worked as an ambulatory technician at an equine practice while completing her undergraduate studies. Her externships have included working with Rood and Riddle in Kentucky, and during her frst summer of veterinary school she led a project on the pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics of the NSAID grapiprant in horses. Silke has presented at several veterinary conferences and plans to practice in California, Washington, or Colorado upon graduation.

memorial donations

The CTF accepts donations in memory of relatives and friends, with all such donations allocated to Scholarship Funds of the Foundation. Please remember members of our industry with a donation to the CTF memorial fund. Donations may be sent to CTF, 201 Colorado Place, Arcadia, CA 91007.

Megan Elcombe

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SKY’S THE LIMIT

NUMEROUS NORCAL SALE GRADUATES PERFORM WELL IN SALES RINGS AND AT RACETRACK

Every time Ceiling Crusher destroys her competition, remember one thing: She could have been yours for only $22,000.

Tat’s the amount of money Ceiling Crusher brought at the 2021 California Toroughbred Breeders Association

Northern California sale. Since that sale, she has epitomized the bargains available at that sale, both as a pinhook and in the winner’s circle.

John Harris’ Harris Farms bred Ceiling Crusher, a 2020 daughter of Mr. Big—Palisadesprincess, by Indian Charlie. Harris Farms consigned her to the sale, where Tari Brocklebank purchased her for $22,000.

Ceiling Crusher broke her maiden by 43⁄4 lengths in her frst start, June 3, 2022. Tat began the skyrocketing of her value, as less than four months later she was a $115,000 buy-back at the Fasig-Tipton California sale of yearlings and horses of all ages. She was then sold privately to a partnership and switched to the barn of trainer Doug O’Neill.

Her value has soared with each subsequent victory. Trough her frst four starts, Ceiling Crusher has gone undefeated, including a 151⁄2-length triumph in the Evening Jewel Stakes and a 17-length annihilation in the Melair Stakes. She has earned $263,400, more than 10 times her cost at the Northern sale.

Te 2023 edition of the Northern California sale will be held Aug. 15 at the Alameda County Fairgrounds in Pleasanton beginning at noon. It will be the next opportunity for people to take advantage of bargains such as Ceiling Crusher.

Horses will be stabled in the permanent barns near the Amador Pavilion. In addition, a $500 travel allowance with

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a minimum purchase of $5,000 is being ofered to out-of-state trainers and trainers from Southern California who attend the sale, with proof of travel.

Ceiling Crusher is far from the only successful graduate of the Northern California sale, both in the sales ring and on the racetrack.

Last year, a yearling colt by Cat Burglar—Janice Sue, by Harlan’s Holiday, sold for just $4,500. Juan Zamora bought him from the Barton Toroughbreds consignment. Six months later, that colt brought $100,000 at the Ocala Breeders’ Sales Company March 2-year-old sale.

Fly a Fantasy, a daughter of Smiling Tiger and a $29,000 graduate, was one of the frst from last year’s sale to reach the racetrack, and she debuted with a 33⁄4-length victory April 29 at Santa Anita. A day later at Santa Anita, Going Mobile, a son of Stay Tirsty and a $20,000 sale grad, aired in his debut by 41⁄2 lengths. Yo Yo Candy, a son of Danzing Candy and a $6,000 sale grad, debuted at Parx Racing May 23 with a victory and fnished third in the Tremont Stakes at Belmont Park in his second start.

Te graduates of the 2022 sale are, of course, just starting their racing careers. Horses from earlier sales have more of a track record.

Opening Buzz leads the class of 2020. Tom and Debi Stull’s Tommy Town Toroughbreds bred the 4-yearold daughter of Stanford—Open Mic, by Unbridled’s Song, and Tommy Town continues to race her after she was a $34,000 buyback through the Easterbrook Livestock Management consignment. Buyers missed an outstanding opportunity because Opening Buzz has now earned $204,493 and has won two stakes at Turfway Park, the Wishing Well Stakes and the WEBN Frog Stakes.

Trainer Quinn Howey made a very astute purchase when bidding $7,500 at the 2020 sale for Cowboy Charlie.

Terry Lovingier bred the son of Stay Tirsty—Foxy Indian, by Indian Charlie, and consigned him to the Northern California sale in the name of his Lovacres Ranch.

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Big Fish topped the 2019 sale at $45,000 and went on to become a California-bred champion

Chancery Way, a $6,500 sale graduate in 2020, won the Bear Fan Stakes

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Under Howey’s tutelage and racing for Howey and Steve Swanson, Cowboy Charlie has won four races—two at Golden Gate Fields and two at Del Mar. He also fnished third in the 2022 Silky Sullivan Stakes, and his earnings stand at $159,060.

Two others sold at the 2020 sale for even less and are now six-fgure earners.

Ray Tomas bought a daughter of Mr. Big—Tis Means War, by War Chant, for $6,500. Jamey Tomas trains the flly, bred by Harris Farms and John Nicoletti and now named Chancery Way, for the father-and-son team of Andy and Rob Smolich. She has won four races, including the 2022 Bear Fan Stakes, placed in three other stakes, and earned $150,770.

Dulce Emma cost even less— $1,500—at the same sale. Easterbrook Livestock Management sold the flly to Chello Serrano. Richard Barton Enterprises and Lo Hi Stable bred the daughter of Dads Caps—Ma Ka Bet, by Artax. Dulce Emma, trained by Jesus Ramos, has won four races and earned $139,384.

Derrick Hesselein only had to bid $1,200 at the 2019 sale to get Big Duke. Richard Barton Enterprises bred the son of Phantom Wildcat—Time On My Hands, by Orientate. Hesselein owns Big Duke with three others, and

the 5-year-old gelding has won fve races, fnished second in the 2021 Auburn Stakes, and earned $155,060.

Big Fish and All Dialed In cost considerably more at the 2019 sale, but they both proved well worth their purchase prices.

Bred by George Krikorian, Big Fish topped the sale that year at $45,000. Legacy Ranch bought him from Harris Farms, and Big Fish went on to be voted the co-champion California-bred 2-year-old male of 2020. He won that year’s Del Mar Juvenile Turf Stakes and the 2021 California Cup Derby, earning a total of $259,018.

Harris Farms bought All Dialed In from Woodbridge Farm for $30,000 at the 2019 sale. Premier Toroughbreds bred the daughter of Dialed In—Nufsaid Nufsaid, by Mutakddim. For Harris, All Dialed In has won three races, placed in the 2022 Betty Grable Stakes, and earned $183,200.

Tis year’s catalog will ofer similar potential bargains. In addition to regular in-person bidding, online bidding is also available.

Opening Buzz, a $34,000 buyback in 2020, has gone on to win two stakes at Turfway Park for owner/breeders Tommy Town Thoroughbreds

2023 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA YEARLING AND HORSES RACING AGE SALE

A $500 travel allowance with a minimum purchase of $5000 is being offered to out of state trainers and trainers from Southern California who attend the upcoming 2023 Northern California Yearling and Horses of Racing Age Sale. Proof of travel is required.

Tuesday, August 15, 2023 at 12 PM Alameda County Fairgrounds, CA 94566

CONTACT SALES COORDINATOR: Loretta Veiga: (626) 445 7800 Ext 227 or loretta@ctba.com

Northern California Yearling Sale graduate Ceiling Crusher winning the $150,000 Evening Jewel Stakes for 3-year-old fllies by 15 ½ lengths at Santa Anita Park, 4/8/23

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Welcome, Cal-breds

SUMMER OPPORTUNITIES ABOUND FOR STATE-BREDS AT DEL MAR

As Del Mar gets set for the 33rd edition of its premier event, the $1 million FanDuel Racing Pacifc Classic (G1), let everyone remember: It started with a Calbred. California-bred Best Pal won the inaugural running in 1991, followed by Bertrando in 1993, Free House in 1998, General Challenge in 1999, Lava Man in 2006, Acclamation in 2011, and California Chrome in 2016.

Del Mar will present a record-tying stakes schedule worth $8,275,000 for its 84th season, which is set to open July 21 and run through Sept. 10, with the Pacifc Classic slated for Sept. 2. Cal-breds will be set to compete not only in open stakes, but also in the many lucrative opportunities in the Golden State Series.

Overnight purses are among the highest ever. Last year, Del Mar’s purse payout topped $25 million for the season, more than $800,000 per day. Tat was the highest in California racing history, and Del Mar is aiming for similar numbers in 2023.

“We were absolutely thrilled by the huge response last year from our horsemen and horsewomen and our fans,” said Tom Robbins, Del Mar’s executive vice president and director of racing. “Te racing throughout the summer was extremely safe and frst-rate. Obviously, 2022 set a very high bar on all levels; we’re excited for the challenge of continuing these very strong trends.”

Te track’s popular and lucrative Ship & Win incentive program will be in its

13th year and again provides owners and trainers of qualifed runners with $5,000 starter bonuses and 50% purse supplements for dirt runners, as well as $4,000 bonuses and 40% supplements to grass starters.

Del Mar’s maiden dirt bonus plan, which expanded in 2022 to include allaged maidens at the higher end of the scale, will lure runners to take part in the track’s best non-winners races with sizable purses of up to $102,500 per event for eligible participants. Additionally, Del Mar will be ofering record levels for maiden special weight races at the track this year of $82,000 each, the highest maiden special weight purses in California history.

Cal-breds, as always, will have a deep program of Cal-bred/California-sired overnight races and stakes. Te Golden State Series ofers eight stakes during the Del Mar summer meeting worth

a total of $1,150,000, beginning with the $175,000 Fleet Treat Stakes July 27 through the $125,000 I’m Smokin Stakes Sept. 8. Four of the stakes are for 2-yearolds, two are for 3-year-olds, and two are for 3-year-olds and up, giving all ages good opportunities.

Te graded stakes program includes six grade 1 events. Six of Del Mar’s summer stakes are Breeders’ Cup “Win & You’re In” tests, which each guarantee a spot in the starting gate for their major counterparts during the two-day, $28 million Breeders’ Cup, to be held this year at Santa Anita.

“We’ve got a stakes schedule that mirrors our record program of last year,” said David Jerkens, Del Mar vice president and racing secretary. “We made a couple of very minor tweaks, but otherwise it’s the same oferings at the same value that our horsemen and women found especially pleasing last year.”

Boisterous crowds will again greet felds during Del Mar’s popular summer meeting

Golden State Series—Snow Chief Stakes Presented by City National Bank

IDEAL DISTANCE

OLD PAL RELISHES NINE FURLONGS IN HIS STAKES DEBUT

BY TRACY GANTZ

Old Pal may only be a 3-year-old, but he has already lived up to his name.

“He is really laid back and goes about his business—he is not a nervous horse,” said trainer Mark Glatt.

Tat coupled with what may be his perfect distance, 11 8 miles on turf, resulted in victory for Old Pal in the $151,000 Snow Chief Stakes Presented by City National Bank May 28 at Santa Anita. Glatt trains the colt for a large partnership headed by Blinkers On Racing Stable.

Old Pal didn’t run as a 2-year-old, making his racing debut Feb. 18 at Santa Anita, when he fnished second at 61 2 furlongs on the turf.

“He was just growing into that pretty

frame of his, and Mark was patient and did the right thing,” said Scott Sherwood, founder of Blinkers On. “We just took our time with him. We knew he wasn’t going to be a fve-furlong sprinter anyway.”

Old Pal appreciated the added distance of his second start, a mile on turf, coming from behind to break his maiden by 31⁄2 lengths March 25. In his fnal start before

the Snow Chief April 21, also at a mile on turf, Old Pal fnished third after bobbling at the start.

“Tat last race was at a mile, the pace was very slow, and his foot was bugging him a little bit,” Sherwood said.

A minor foot bruise no longer posed any issue by the Snow Chief. Old Pal was stepping up to stakes competition and faced six others that included Silky Sullivan Stakes winner Hacking It Up and stakes-placed Clouseau.

Clouseau set the early pace, while Old Pal, breaking from the rail under jockey Juan Hernandez, was in no hurry. Around the frst turn, Old Pal sat in ffth.

“Today he ran the style he likes to run—break well, relax, and give me a big run at the end,” said Hernandez.

Clouseau completed the frst quarter-mile in :24.68 and the half-mile in :49.57, but the slow pace didn’t worry Hernandez.

“We stayed on the rail,” the jockey said. “Te hole opened up and when it was time to run, he took of.”

When horses in front of Old Pal swung wide out of the second turn, he hugged the rail to pass Tom and Jazzy and challenge Clouseau. Old Pal defeated Clouseau by three-quarters of a length in 1:50.14, with Boss Sully a half-length back in third.

“It proved what we’ve kind of always thought—that he’s really a mile and an eighth horse or maybe even farther,” said Sherwood. “He’s just shown that from day one. It was a great ride by Juan. Old Pal was a courageous horse, just ran right up the rail.”

Ken Miles and Sheridan Jones bred Old Pal, a son of Grazen—Athina Lee, by English Channel. Greg Gilchrist bought the colt for Blinkers On from consignor Critter Creek Farm for $160,000 at the 2021 Fasig-Tipton California yearling sale.

Old Pal successfully steps up to stakes competition in the Snow Chief Stakes

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Scott Sherwood of Blinkers On (left) and trainer Mark Glatt (second from right) join in the winner’s circle celebrations

Golden State Series—Melair Stakes

frst win for owner Dan Northrup and trainer Luis Mendez.

Only three faced Ceiling Crusher for the 11⁄16-mile Melair, and her 1-5 odds told the story. Juan Hernandez, who has ridden her in all of her races, broke Ceiling Crusher on top, and she proceeded to dominate the race.

After a quarter-mile in :23.46, Ceiling Crusher had a length on second-place Chismosa. After a half-mile in :47.15, Chismosa had tightened that margin to a half-length. However, Ceiling Crusher was simply biding her time.

“I had company for a little while,” said Hernandez. “But at the three-eighths I said, ‘I don’t want company anymore.’ So I asked her and she opened up from the three-eighths to the wire.”

WHAT CEILING?

CEILING CRUSHER REMAINS UNDEFEATED WITH 17-LENGTH SCORE

BY TRACY GANTZ

In winning the $147,000 Melair Stakes for 3-year-old fllies at Santa Anita, Ceiling Crusher took one more step toward emulating the career of the brilliant flly for whom theraceisnamed.Melairwentundefeated in fve starts in 1986, breaking Hollywood Park’s track record for six furlongs in only her second start and defeating the mighty Snow Chief in her last.

Melair, a three-time graded winner and 1986 champion California-bred 3-year-old female and sprinter, won each of her races by daylight, including her nine-length triumph when breaking that track record. Ceil-

ing Crusher likewise annihilates her competition, and while she isn’t beating graded company—yet—her margins are astounding.

Trainer Doug O’Neill and owners Wonderland Racing Stables, Todd Cady, Tim Kasparof, and Ty Leatherman have kept Ceiling Crusher with Cal-bred company. Tat has resulted, after two conditioned races, in back-to-back stakes victories: the April 8 Evening Jewel Stakes by 151 2 lengths and the Melair by 17 lengths. Te current ownership partnership acquired Ceiling Crusher privately after her

“Opened up” is an understatement. Ceiling Crusher put on such a display that Hernandez geared her down to a canter under the wire, resulting in a time of 1:44.25 in the flly’s frst attempt beyond sprint distances. Tom’s Regret outfnished Chismosa by a neck for second.

“You never know until they try two turns,” said Leatherman. “But Doug worked her six furlongs on May 21, and he said that she’s bred for it and after that work she looked like she could do it. She’s showing that she might be a special one.”

O’Neill noted that he might take Ceiling Crusher to the East or Midwest—“one of those races that have Oaks at the end,” the trainer said with a grin.

John Harris’ Harris Farms bred Ceiling Crusher, a daughter of Mr. Big—Palisadesprincess,byIndianCharlie,andconsigned her to the 2021 California Toroughbred Breeders Association Northern California yearling sale. Ceiling Crusher, who cost Tari Brocklebank just $22,000, is quickly becoming one of the most famous of that sale’s graduates.

Tough a Kentucky-bred mare, Palisadesprincess is by Cal-bred Indian Charlie. Mr. Big stands at Pete and Evelyn Parrella’s Legacy Ranch in Clements. Given that Ceiling Crusher comes from one of California’s longtime and most successful breeding programs, her California roots go deep. As Melair did 37 years ago, Ceiling Crusher represents her home state well.

Ceiling Crusher annihilates her foes in the Melair Stakes at Santa Anita

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John Sadler, who trained Melair, presents the trophy to Ceiling Crusher’s connections, including trainer Doug O’Neill (right)

NOT DONE YET

BY TRACY GANTZ

Just about the time Square Eddie has started coming into his own as a broodmare sire, Eddie’s New Dream reminded us that his sire record is not yet complete. Tough owners Paul and Zillah Reddam pensioned Square Eddie three years ago, Eddie’s New Dream represented her sire well by winning the $100,500 Fran’s Valentine Stakes May 28 at Santa Anita.

Square Eddie has long been a leading California sire, and as a broodmare sire he is already crossing well with Nyquist and California sire Pavel, both raced by the Reddams.

“It’s just really unfortunate that he became infertile, but he’s just been a jewel to have,” said Paul Reddam. “He’s a tremendous broodmare sire.”

In the Fran’s Valentine at a mile on the turf, Eddie’s New Dream met several other distafers by top California sires. Big Switch is by Mr. Big; Rose Maddox and Shocking Grey are by Grazen; Warrens Candy Girl is by Clubhouse Ride; and Taming the Tigress is by Smiling Tiger. Bettors sent Big Switch of as the 8-5 favorite, with Eddie’s New Dream the 2-1 second choice.

Eddie’s New Dream, trained by Ben Cecil and ridden by Mario Gutierrez, hadn’t competed since fnishing third to Alice Marble and Taming the Tigress in the Feb. 19 Spring Fever Stakes at six furlongs on the dirt. Tough she runs well on both surfaces, Eddie’s New Dream excels on turf. Last year she won the California Dreamin’ Stakes and Irish O’Brien Stakes down Santa Anita’s hillside turf course, and she is graded stakes-placed on grass.

When the gate opened, Eddie’s New Dream, who drew the rail position, took the lead immediately.

EDDIE’S NEW DREAM KEEPS SIRE SQUARE EDDIE IN THE LIMELIGHT

“I was looking for an easy lead and they weren’t pressing me,” Gutierrez said.

Eddie’s New Dream sailed along on the front end with easy fractions of :23.06 for the frst quarter-mile and :47.55 for a half-mile. Big Switch tracked her in second and pressured the front-runner at the three-eighths pole. But Eddie’s New Dream had plenty of energy to rebuf the favorite. When Rose Maddox made her move in the stretch to draw even with Eddie’s New Dream, the Square Eddie mare held her of also, winning by a half-length in 1:35.05.

Rose Maddox fnished

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in front of Shocking Grey, with Big Switch fourth.

“I just thought that she’d be fresh and having the rail she should protect that position,” Paul Reddam said of the tactics. “Ben was a little worried she might get a little lazy on the front, but I said, ‘You know, of that layof, she’ll go.’ ”

Cecil admitted that he was concerned about Eddie’s New Dream getting lazy, but she came through for her connections.

“She is just a nice flly to have and so easy to train,” Cecil said. “She is a pleasure.”

Second in the 2022 Wilshire Stakes (G3), Eddie’s New Dream has been unplaced in several other graded races.

“She’s been a little bit unlucky,” Reddam said. “Whenever we’ve tried graded stakes she hasn’t gotten a very good trip, and with grass racing it’s all about the trip.”

Five-year-old Eddie’s New Dream is out of the Tapit mare Walkingonadream, so she has a good pedigree both top and bottom. Reddam said that they could try graded company with her again.

Golden State Series—Fran’s Valentine Stakes

Eddie’s New Dream holds off Rose Maddox to win the Fran’s Valentine Stakes

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Zillah and Paul Reddam (center) accept the trophy for Eddie’s New Dream, and trainer Ben Cecil (middle row, second from right)

Golden State Series—Tor’s Echo Stakes

VRON VS. RIDE

IN THEIR FIRST MEETING, THE CHOSEN VRON DEFEATS BRICKYARD RIDE

BY TRACY GANTZ

Two of the best California-bred sprinters in recent times, Te Chosen Vron and Brickyard Ride, met for the frst time in the $98,000 Tor’s Echo Stakes May 28 at Santa Anita. If Hollywood wrote the script, the two would have looked each other in the eye the second the gate opened. But because of different running styles, that scenario was unlikely.

Instead, Brickyard Ride slugged it out with Sunrise Journey, with Te Chosen Vron lying in wait from third. Tat enabled Te Chosen Vron to pounce and draw of for an impressive 51⁄2-length victory in the six-furlong event.

Te drama occurred at the entry box and during scratch time. Brickyard Ride was nominated for the Tor’s Echo as well as the May 27 Triple Bend Stakes (G2) at seven furlongs and the May 28 CrystalWater Stakes for Cal-breds at a mile on turf. Te Chosen Vron was nominated for the Tor’s Echo and Crystal Water. Trainer

Craig Lewis entered Brickyard Ride in the Tor’s Echo, while trainer Eric Kruljac entered Te Chosen Vron in the Tor’s Echo and Crystal Water, ultimately opting for the sprint race against Brickyard Ride.

While Kruljac acknowledged that meeting Brickyard Ride would be “a tall task,” he was also concerned that Te Chosen Vron might not get a good trip in the Crystal Water, having drawn post seven.

“He has a target on his back in these races,” Kruljac said. “At a mile on turf, the frst turn comes up quick. I didn’t want to see him getting parked way outside.”

Te Tor’s Echo ended up with a fourhorse feld after Positivity scratched in favor of the Triple Bend and None Above the Law scratched in favor of the Crystal Water. Bettors sent Te ChosenVron of as the narrow 7-10 favorite over 9-10 Brickyard Ride.

Te Chosen Vron broke well for jockey Hector Berrios but was content to let SunriseJourneyandBrickyardRidedukeitout up front. Tose two raced swiftly down the backside, with Sunrise Journey responsible for the frst quarter-mile fraction of :21.82 and the half-mile in :44.41.

“We had a great break, and the plan was to stay behind the speed,” Berrios said.

Te Chosen Vron closed ground around the turn, “just ambling up to the top pair,” said Santa Anita announcer Frank Mirahmadi. Te gelding took the lead at the top of the stretch and sauntered to victory in 1:09.58 over Tigre Di Slugo, with BrickyardRidethirdandSunriseJourneyfourth. “He couldn’t blow out a match when he came back,” said Kruljac. “Tis was one of his best races. Rarely do you get rewarded as much as we have with this one.” Kruljac, Sondereker Racing, Robert Fetkin, and Richard Tornburgh bred and own Te Chosen Vron, a 5-year-old son of Vronsky—Tiz Molly, by Tiz Wonderful. Te Chosen Vron was winning his seventh consecutive race, all stakes, dating back to September. His total earnings stand at $792,678.

The Chosen Vron wins his seventh consecutive stakes in the Thor’s Echo

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CTBA Chairperson Terry Lovingier presents the Thor’s Echo trophy to the connections of The Chosen Vron

Golden State Series—Crystal Water Stakes & Bertrando Stakes

FRIENDLY RIVALS

KINGS RIVER KNIGHT AND COALINGA ROAD

ONE-TWO FOR OLD ENGLISH AND HARRIS

BY TRACY GANTZ

After Kings River Knight and Coalinga Road posted a onetwo fnish in the $100,000 Crystal Water Stakes May 28 at Santa Anita, trainer John Sadler summed it up nicely.

“I get very sentimental when I see Old English Rancho and Harris Farms coming down the stretch,” Sadler said.

True, Sadler trains winner Kings River Knight, but he was speaking as a longtime afcionado of California racing and breeding. Sadler has trained many a successful California-bred, and he appreciates the importance of the two longtime California breeding establishments facing of and hitting the Exacta.

Te Johnston family’s Old English Rancho and John Harris’ Harris Farms not only are friendly rivals, but in recent years they have combined forces, with Jonny Hilvers as farm manager. Old English Rancho bred Kings River Knight, whose sire, Acclamation, frst stood at Old English and now stands at Harris. Both Judy Johnston of Old English and John Harris came to the winner’s circle after the Crystal Water.

Kings River Knight and Coalinga Road went of as the top two choices in the fve-horse feld, Kings River Knight at 4-5 and Coalinga Road at 2-1. When the gate opened, Kings River Knight, ridden by Juan Hernandez, few to the lead as expected, and he led

every step of the mile on the turf. Te gelding was able to control the pace, getting the frst quarter-mile in :23.58 and the halfmile in :47.54.

Meanwhile, None Above the Law and Harris-bred Coalinga Road were running second and third. None Above the Law eventually weakened, while Coalinga Road persevered through the stretch. Kings River Knight defeated Coalinga Road by 214 lengths in 1:34.55, and Coalinga Road had another 21⁄4 lengths on third-place Carmelita’s Man.

Kings River Knight was winning his frst stakes, having just missed by a nose to Te Chosen Vron in the March 19 Sensational Star Stakes. Te Chosen Vron was scratched from the Crystal Water in favor

oftheTor’sEchoStakes,whichhewon,at six furlongs on dirt later on the card.

Te Ellwood Johnston Trust owns Kings River Knight with Integrity Toroughbred Racing and Kenneth Tevelde. Andy Mathis trained the 5-year-old, who is out of the Poteen mare Seasontoperfection, through his early career. In seven starts for Mathis primarily in Northern California, Kings River Knight won three times, with three seconds and a fourth, in the Jan. 7 Unusual Heat Turf Classic Presented by City National Bank behind victorious Coalinga Road.

Sadler said that he took over Kings River Knight’s training the day after the Turf Classic.

“He came to me in good shape,” Sadler said. “Te ownership thought that there might be a few more opportunities for him down here, especially with these Cal-bred races. He ran such a good race the frst time we ran him—he ran Te Chosen Vron to a whisker.”

Old English has had the Kings River Knight’s family for several generations, both top and bottom. Te farm bred unraced Seasontoperfection as well as the second dam, Grilltoperfection. Old English bred and raced Acclamation, the Eclipse Award-winning champion older male of 2011, and several generations of Acclamation’s bottom line.

Kings River Knight (right) and Coalinga Road (center) fnish one-two in the Crystal Water Stakes and represent longtime California breeders Old English Rancho and Harris Farms

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CTBA President Doug Burge presents the trophy to Judy Johnston, with trainer John Sadler (second from right) and John Harris (seated) also taking part

BERTRANDO STAKES

Kings River Knight and Coalinga Road nearly duplicated their efort four weeks later in the $100,500 Bertrando Stakes at Los Alamitos June 24. Only Lovesick Blues separated the two, as Kings River Knight scored his second consecutive stakes victory.

It is a testament to the versatility of Cal-breds that four of the six horses in the Bertrando, at a mile on the dirt, were coming out of turf stakes. Te Golden State Series ofers opportunities on multiple surfaces, and trainers often

go back and forth with their charges, with excellent results.

Te Bertrando attracted a salty feld. Every runner was coming out of a stakes races, and three had most recently competed in graded competition. Kings River Knight, Coalinga Road, and None Above the Law had faced each other in the Crystal Water, while Lovesick Blues had run third in the Daytona Stakes (G3T) down the Santa Anita hillside turf course. Desmond Doss and Positivity exited the Triple Bend Stakes (G2) at seven furlongs on

the dirt, with Desmond Doss having fnished third behind Spirit of Makena and C Z Rocket.

In addition, Desmond Doss was a two-time defending champion of the Bertrando. He won the race by a halflength in 2021 as a 4-year-old, and at 5 last year he scored by three-quarters of a length. Both times he had gone of as the favorite, but bettors sent him away this time as a 5-1 fourth choice, correctly—as it turned out—making Kings River Knight the 8-5 favorite.

When the gate opened, Kings River Knight broke well from post 3, with Positivity quickly taking the lead. Tat didn’t last long because Kings River Knight grabbed the lead away as he rounded the frst turn and, as he did in the Crystal Water, proceeded to dictate the pace.

Hernandez was able to let Kings River Knight set easy fractions of :23.50 for the frst quarter-mile, :46.67 for a half-mile, and 1:11.01 for six furlongs. Lovesick Blues and Coalinga Road commenced their rallies on the second turn, with Coalinga Road having to swing very wide.

Kings River Knight had plenty in reserve, and he triumphed by two lengths in 1:35.31. Lovesick Blues fnished second, 11⁄4 lengths ahead of Coalinga Road.

“He’s very sharp right now,” Hernandez said. “He always breaks fast, and he was real comfortable on the lead. You don’t want to ask them too soon with the long stretch, so I waited until we straightened and he really gave me a nice kick.”

Judy Johnston again attended the races and was in the winner’s circle. Assistant trainer Juan Leyva deputized for Sadler.

“He’s a real honest horse and he just likes to run,” Leyva said. “He fred every time. A lot of turf horses take to this track, so that’s why we took a chance here.”

Leyva noted that the timing also suited because the upcoming Del Mar meeting has so many turf opportunities. Kings River Knight could next attempt the $150,000 California Dreamin’ Stakes there Aug. 5 on the grass.

Kings River Knight switches to dirt at Los Alamitos and adds the Bertrando Stakes

Judy Johnston (third from right) with family, friends, and jockey Juan Hernandez celebrates another victory

Golden State Series—Dream of Summer Stakes

SADIE GETS AWAY

BY JACK SHINAR

In her 2023 debut on the winter/ spring meet’s closing day, versatile sprinter Sadie Bluegrass captured the inaugural running of the $76,350 Dream of Summer Stakes over Golden Gate Fields’ turf course. Te June 11 victory was the 6-year-old mare’s 14th lifetime win from 24 starts.

Coming of a 101 2-month layof, Sadie Bluegrass rallied under jockey Armando Ayuso to win the fve-furlong Dream of Summer—for Golden State Series-eligible fllies and mares—by a half-length in a time of :56.39. Te victory pushed her career earnings to $346,080.

“She’s the best thing to come out of (the pandemic),” said trainer Jonathan

Wong, who claimed the daughter of Bluegrass Cat for $12,500 March 15, 2020, on behalf of co-owners Madden Racing, Hon Cheung Kum, and Hsiu Mei Tsai.

Her California breeder and former owner, Nick Alexander, will always think of her as one that got away.

Sadie Bluegrass had worked powerfully for her return and broke with the leaders in the Dream of Summer. She soon took back to midpack in the feld of eight as Sassy Nature, breaking from the rail post position, sprinted to an early two-length advantage over the 13-10 favorite Chancery Way. Sassy Nature cut swift fractions (:20.39 for the quarter-mile and :43.79 for the half) while beating back the challenge of Chancery Way on the turn and was still in command by 11⁄2 lengths with a furlong to run.

But Sadie Bluegrass, never more than about fve lengths of the frontrunners, advanced steadily down the lane and took aim at the leaders in deep stretch under steady urging from Ayuso. Te mare edged past Sassy Nature in the fnal strides. As the second choice at odds of 5-2, she paid $7.60 to win. Chancery held for third, 13⁄4 lengths behind the winner.

Te victory was no surprise to Alexander.

“Sure, I’ve followed her,” Alexander said. “Ever since I lost her, I knew I’d made a mistake. I think my trainer, Steve Miyadi, underestimated her. It happens. We run a lot of horses.”

Alexander noted that Sadie Bluegrass was the frst foal from her homebred dam, Sadie Clare, by Grazen. Sadie Clare had just a maiden win from six starts in her single season of racing in 2015, so not much was expected of Sadie Bluegrass.

But Wong saw the chestnut flly as an opportunity. With fear and uncertainty surrounding the fast-spreading Covid-19 virus keeping most everyone away from the track, his was the only claim ticket for her.

“Had it been a normal time, there’d have probably been six or seven claims in on her, and there would have been a shake-of to see who got her,” he said. Sadie Bluegrass won the race, her second victory in four starts, by 31⁄2 lengths as a 2-5 favorite.

And she has kept on winning, whether on Golden Gate’s Tapeta main track, over which she has nine wins from 11 starts, or turf.

Wong gave her a long break after she fnished last of six in the Daisycutter Stakes at Del Mar last July. It was just what she needed. Her victory in the Dream of Summer, her second stakes win following last year’s Camilla Urso, made her four for seven at fve furlongs on the Golden Gate turf.

Sadie Bluegrass (left) wins the Dream of Summer Stakes at Golden Gate in her 2023 debut

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THERE AND BACK AGAIN

CAL-BRED FAST BUCK GIVES CESAR DEALBA HIS FIRST THOROUGHBRED STAKES WIN

BY TRACY GANTZ

Cesar DeAlba came full circle at Santa Anita May 27 when he won the $100,000 Daytona Stakes (G3T) with California-bred Fast Buck. A leading Quarter Horse jockey until he retired in late 2018 to become a trainer, DeAlba started with Toroughbreds.

He grew up admiring such jockeys as Bill Shoemaker and Laft Pincay Jr., and he rode his frst race for Toroughbred trainer Bob Hess Jr. DeAlba’s Quarter Horse career included piloting such stars as multiple champion Moonist and winning the Sam Tompson Memorial Jockey Award, modeled after Santa Anita’s George Woolf Award.

Fast Buck didn’t give DeAlba his frst graded victory as a trainer—that came with Quarter

Horse Favorite Colossus in 2021 at Los Alamitos. But the Cal-bred did give the trainer his frst Toroughbred stakes victory, and even better, DeAlba owns the gelding with Zephyr Racing and Peter Cruz.

Daehling Ranch bred Fast Buck, a 5-year-old gelded son of Gallant Son— Zorra Roja, by Falstaf. It was the frst graded stakes winner for Gallant Son, who stands at the ranch. Daehling also bred Zorra Roja and raced her in partnership.

Initially, DeAlba wasn’t considering a graded race for Fast Buck over the Memorial Day weekend.

“We were planning to go in the Crystal Water (for Cal-breds),” he said. “I called the racing ofce and James Kasparof said, ‘What about the Daytona?’ It looked like he would be the lone speed.”

Four of the seven horses in the Daytona were Cal-breds, including multiple stakes winner Indian Peak. Favoritism went to Kentucky-bred Whatmakessammyrun, a graded stakes winner down the Santa Anita hillside turf course, the same distance of about 61 2 furlongs as the Daytona.

Te 2-1 second choice, Fast Buck had only started in one previous stakes, the March 19 Sensational Star Stakes down the hill for Cal-breds and California-sired runners. Kings River Knight beat Fast Buck to the lead that day, with Te Chosen Vron picking up the pieces for the victory as Fast Buck fnished fourth. Fast Buck returned twostartslatertowina61 2-furlongturfrace on the fat against open optional-claiming company by leading throughout.

“He’s a good horse to train—he’s easy,” said DeAlba. “He just needs to be on the lead.”

Fast Buck indeed turned out to be the lone speed in the Daytona. Jockey Hector Berrios sent Fast Buck right to the front, where the Cal-bred quickly put fve lengths between himself and second-place Burnin Turf.

“Te trainer told me to just keep moving him and not let him think,” Berrios said. “Tat’s what I did. I took him to the lead, and I kept him moving until the wire.”

Fast Buck blazed the frst quarter-mile in :21.05 and the half-mile in :42.64. His competition was closing, but Fast Buck gamely held them of to win by a neck over Whatmakessammyrun, with Cal-bred Lovesick Blues another head back in third. Fast Buck completed the distance in 1:11.68.

“He made me nervous—he was going fast,” DeAlba admitted.

But Fast Buck got it done, and a buddy of DeAlba’s made sure the trainer received the obligatory water splashed over his head for his frst Toroughbred stakes victory.

Fast Buck (right) gives trainer and co-owner Cesar DeAlba his frst Thoroughbred stakes victory

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BUILDING TRUST WITH EVERY FOAL HE BREEDS

KEN MILES

BY JACK SHINAR

Ken Miles, breeder of Old Pal, winner of this year’s Snow Chief Stakes Presented by City National Bank Stakes, says he tries to keep one thing in mind as his young horses are preparing for the eventual sales ring.

“A horse may have many owners during its lifetime; you never know what will happen after leaving you,” he said. “But it will only have one breeder. Your name will always be attached to that horse.”

Getting a young charge to accept the “human touch” is one of the most important qualities he can instill in order to forge a successful transition to racehorse, says the Washington breeder. Beginning as early as possible in a young horse’s life, Miles wants a weanling to become accustomed to being handled.

“Not only do I love it (playing with the foals), but it’s to their beneft—I really believe that,” he said. “Over time, it builds a lot of trust.” Even if the horse only has a short career or never makes it to the track at all, it will have a better life by responding positively to people, Miles emphasizes.

Miles, who lives in Bellevue, across Lake Washington from Seattle, is not a big-time breeder. In the 20 years or so that he’s been involved, he’s had two broodmares: Old Pal’s dam, Athina Lee (by English Channel), and the second dam, Time for Magic (by Pentelicus). He knows the family tree backward and forward, knowledge solidifed through countless hours of pedigree research.

“Horses have been a passion of mine for a long time,” said Miles, who has worked most of his adult life for

candy maker Brown & Haley, creators of Almond Roca.

“When I was a kid, I went to (Longacres) with my sister. I was enamored with watching horses in the paddock, how they reacted to their handlers. It was fascinating, and I told myself one day, if possible, I’m going to do this.”

During his years breeding horses, Miles developed an eye for a potential standout. Watching Old Pal at six months gallop about with other young horses in an open feld at Mary Lou Griffn’s Griffin Place in Buckley, Wash. (where Miles sends all his horses), he knew the bright chestnut with a long white blaze had the makings of a turf star. Miles appreciated the California-bred Grazen colt’s graceful full stride and the way he carried himself.

“He has always been all class,” Miles said of the horse he co-bred with Sheridan Jones.

Old Pal was named in honor of Miles’s late parents.

“It was the pet name they used for one another as they were getting on in years,” he explained.

Old Pal sold for $160,000 to Blinkers on Racing Stable and a multitude of partners at the 2021 Fasig-Tipton California yearling sale, the most Miles has ever received at auction.

Trainer Mark Glatt and Blinkers On founder Scott Sherwood followed Miles’s advice and took their time with Old Pal, opting not to race him at 2.

“None of the horses from this family are what you would call precocious,” Miles said. “I always tell people that

Ken Miles holds his homebred Native Son, and stands with consignor Stormy Hull COURTESY OF KEN MILES

are interested in buying any of them, ‘If you’re in a hurry and can’t wait to get them on the track, don’t buy because they are going to need time.’ Tat was one of the things that impressed me about Scott. He listened.”

Fellow Washington horseman Stormy Hull of Critter Creek Farm consigned Old Pal, as he has for most of Miles’s sales horses.

“Stormy has done all the breaking of my horses for the last 20 years,” Miles said. “He’s very good at getting my horses ready for the sales. I speak with him nearly every day. I owe Stormy a ton of gratitude—he and his brother Guy, too.”

After debuting in mid-February, Old Pal was making his fourth lifetime start and stakes bow in the $151,000 Snow Chief, a 11⁄8-mile test on turf. While rating on the rail under jockey Juan Hernandez, he displayed both patience, then courage in the stretch as he charged through an opening to win by three-quarters of a length. It was his second victory to go with two prior placings.

Old Pal is the fourth winner from four starters for Athina Lee, and is her frst stakes winner. Athina Lee’s frst foal, Zabracadabra, a 2017 Washington-bred gelding by Harbor the Gold, has earned nearly $320,000 racing in allowance company mostly in Maryland. Owner Frank Sample picked him up for $22,000 as a yearling at the 2018 Washington Toroughbred Breeders’ Association sale. A second gelding, the multiple stakes-placed Cal-bred Ferrariano, by Mshawish, earned $115,620.

Old Pal has a full sister named Miss Will, a 2-year-old flly who recently had her frst published workout. Athina Lee, who lost a foal by the up-and-coming stallion Not Tis Time in 2022, is currently carrying a colt by Texas stallion Mr Speaker.

Almost none of it happened, however. Athina Lee was the $80,000 sales topper for Miles at the 2010 WTBA yearling sale to Shawn and Todd Hansen. But a nagging foot injury limited

her career, and she was claimed out of a $3,500 race at Emerald Downs in August 2014 by longtime Washington horse owner Jack Zaborac.

Months went by with no sign of Athina Lee on the track. Sensing the end of her racing career, Miles sought to make an ofer for her with plans to retire her for breeding. But numerous attempts to reach the 90-year-old Zaborac, a wellknown owner of a family bowling center in nearby Kent, went unheeded.

As the 2015 racing season was near-

ing its end, Miles was frustrated.

“Finally, one day I got a call from his son Dennis, who told me, ‘My dad wants to give her back to you. But frst, he’d like to talk to you.’ It turned out that all the time I was trying to fnd out about him, they were asking around about me. Anyway, they gave me the mare.” Two weeks later, Zaborac died.

Tat gift horse turned into Miles’ sweet broodmare. And not surprisingly, she loves his attention, just like her foals.

Athina Lee, the dam of Old Pal, has a 2021 Grazen flly named Miss Will

COURTESY OF KEN MILES

A horse may have many owners during its lifetime... but it will only have one breeder. Your name will always be attached to that horse.”

—Ken Miles

Old Pal, a California-bred son of Grazen, poses at 6 months of age

COURTESY OF CHERI WICKLUND

APRIL 17, 2023 – JUNE 25, 2023

3-YEAR-OLDS & UP

Acclamation—Eden Mirelle: Callhercontessa (43-15), m, 5 yo, Golden Gate Fields, ALW, 4/22, 1 1/16mi (T), 1:44.57, $24,180.

Acclamation—Seasontoperfection: Kings River Knight (43-15), g, 5 yo, Santa Anita Park, STK, Crystal Water S., 5/28, 1mi (T), 1:34.55, $60,000.

Acclamation—Centerofattention: Attenzione (43-15), g, 5 yo, Golden Gate Fields, STR, 6/10, 1mi (T), 1:37.46, $15,840.

Acclamation—Seasontoperfection: Kings River Knight (43-15), g, 5 yo, Los Alamitos Race Course, STK, Bertrando S., 6/24, 1mi, 1:35.31, $60,000.

Air Force Blue—Zahrah: Spitten Kitten (77-26), f, 3 yo, Assiniboia Downs, STK, One and Only Overnight S., 5/30, 5f, 58.99, $15,240.

Air Force Blue—Zahrah: Spitten Kitten (77-26), f, 3 yo, Assiniboia Downs, STK, Chantilly S., 6/20, 6f, 1:12.29, $30,600.

Animal Kingdom—Ez Indy: Inesperado (96-36), g, 6 yo, Turf Paradise, AOC, 5/6, 1mi (T), 1:36.05, $12,870.

Army Mule—Given Star: One in Vermillion (67-34), c, 3 yo, Santa Anita Park, STK, Lazaro Barrera S., 5/6, 7f, 1:22.77, $60,000.

Army Mule—Given Star: One in Vermillion (67-34), c, 3 yo, Canterbury Park, ALW, 6/3, 6f, 1:09.38, $16,800.

Big Bad Leroybrown—Always Fashionable: Santaluz Dreamin (9-4), g, 8 yo, Turf Paradise, STR, 4/25, about 1mi, 1:38.87, $6,375.

Big Bad Leroybrown—Always Fashionable: Santaluz Dreamin (9-4), g, 8 yo, Sunray Park, SOC, 5/13, 6 1/2f, 1:17.92, $8,700.

Blazonry—Chat With Dixie: Stretch Run (4-3), g, 7 yo, Golden Gate Fields, SOC, 5/7, 6f, 1:10.57, $10,230.

Bluegrass Cat—Penny N Mitzi: Polacco (39-16), g, 4 yo, Emerald Downs, STR, 5/6, 6 1/2f, 1:14.69, $9,280.

Bluegrass Cat—Sadie Clare: Sadie Bluegrass (39-16), m, 6 yo, Golden Gate Fields, STK, Dream of Summer S., 6/11, 5f (T), 56.39, $45,000.

Boisterous—Irish Tart: Ready for a Fight (55-19), g, 6 yo, Woodbine, AOC, 4/23, 5 1/2f, 1:03.27, $45,600.

Boisterous—Life Is a Stone: Live a Good Life (55-19), g, 6 yo, Grants Pass, ALW, 6/18, 5f, 57.06, $3,080.

Boisterous—Swiftly Risen: Shout It Out (55-19), m, 5 yo, Pleasanton, WCL, 6/25, 5 1/2f, 1:04.95, $8,100.

Bold Chieftain—Neon Princess: J T's A. T. M. (22-7), g, 8 yo, Turf Paradise, SOC, 4/26, 4 1/2f, 50.32, $11,284.

Bold Chieftain—Pali Girl: Bold Daughter (22-7), f, 4 yo, Golden Gate Fields, STR, 5/28, 1 1/16mi (T), 1:46.72, $15,840.

Bold Chieftain—Apollonesian: Trinidad (22-7), g, 3 yo, Pleasanton, STR, 6/23, 1mi 70yd, 1:43.49, $14,400.

California Chrome—Sydney's Darling: Macho Chrome (122-52), g, 4 yo, Golden Gate Fields, STR, 5/20, 1 1/16mi (T), 1:45.60, $14,520.

Cat Burglar—Distant Memories: Idaho Once (26-11), c, 3 yo, Golden Gate Fields, AOC, 5/6, 5 1/2f, 1:03.73, $24,180.

Cat Burglar—Shared Image: Baby Kristen (26-11), f, 4 yo, Golden Gate Fields, AOC, 5/7, 5f, 57.15, $24,180.

Cat Burglar—Indian Fiesta: Em N Holl's Fiesta (26-11), f, 3 yo, Golden Gate Fields, AOC, 5/21, 1mi, 1:38.30, $24,180.

Cat Burglar—Shared Image: Baby Kristen (26-11), f, 4 yo, Pleasanton, AOC, 6/18, 5 1/2f, 1:05.21, $21,060.

Clubhouse Ride—Brickyard Helen: Brickyard Ride (55-23), h, 6 yo, Santa Anita Park, STK, Kona Gold S. (gr. III ), 4/22, 6 1/2f, 1:15.84, $60,000.

Clubhouse Ride—Warren's Jitterbug: Warrens Candy Girl (55-23), m, 5 yo, Santa Anita Park, AOC, 4/22, 1mi (T), 1:34.54, $50,700.

Clubhouse Ride—Plan a Surprise: Trojan Clubhouse (55-23), m, 5 yo, Golden Gate Fields, AOC, 4/30, 1mi (T), 1:37.17, $24,960.

Clubhouse Ride—Moscow Rising: Good Bye Putin (55-23), g, 7 yo, Hastings Racecourse, WCL, 5/6, 6f, 1:11.97, $6,600.

Clubhouse Ride—Scene Queen: Clubhouse Saint (55-23), m, 5 yo, Turf Paradise, SOC, 5/6, 1mi, 1:35.55, $8,059.

Clubhouse Ride—Scene Queen: Clubhouse Saint (55-23), m, 5 yo, Canterbury Park, SOC, 6/3, 1mi, 1:39.15, $9,000.

Clubhouse Ride—Margot Machance (GB): Margot's Girl (55-23), f, 4 yo, Assiniboia Downs, ALW, 6/14, 5 1/2f, 1:06.83, $10,800.

Clubhouse Ride—Kiama: Blue Skye Jade (55-23), g, 7 yo, Wyoming Downs, ALW, 6/17, 6f, 1:10.21, $5,700.

Clubhouse Ride—You Can Dream: Bella Renella (55-23), m, 6 yo, Santa Anita Park, SOC, 6/18, 6f, 1:10.50, $18,720.

Coach Bob—Of Legal Age: My Legal Bet (8-7), m, 6 yo, Golden Gate Fields, STR, 6/3, 5 1/2f, 1:03.73, $15,840.

Coach Bob—Pahiatua: Habobanero (8-7), m, 6 yo, Belterra Park, SOC, 6/24, 6f, 1:12.08, $10,620.

Coil—Candy Factory: Candy's Clone (12-5), m, 5 yo, Golden Gate Fields, STR, 4/21, 6f, 1:10.12, $15,840.

Coil—Candy Factory: Candy's Clone (12-5), m, 5 yo, Golden Gate Fields, ALW, 5/13, 6f, 1:10.51, $24,180.

Comic Strip—Fanny Chenal: Trump Um (6-2), g, 6 yo, Assiniboia Downs, AOC, 6/12, 5 1/2f, 1:05.47, $9,900.

Conquest Farenheit—She's Memorable: Chilly Willy (14-8), c, 3 yo, Golden Gate Fields, WCL, 5/7, 6f, 1:11.03, $12,000.

Creative Cause—Feline Forum: Sassy Cat (137-59), m, 6 yo, Miles City, AOC, 5/7, 5 1/4f, 1:05.60, $3,025.

Creative Cause—Feline Forum: Catalon (137-59), f, 4 yo, Parx Racing, SOC, 5/15, 6 1/2f, 1:22.13, $16,800.

Curlin to Mischief—Granny Got Game: Mischievous Curlin (41-17), m, 6 yo, Golden Gate Fields, ALW, 4/21, 5 1/2f, 1:04.04, $24,180.

Curlin to Mischief—Sunpenny: Royal Halo (41-17), g, 3 yo, Emerald Downs, ALW, 5/27, 6f, 1:09.99, $12,760.

Curlin to Mischief—Beaulena: Beau Mischief (41-17), g, 3 yo, Emerald Downs, AOC, 6/25, 6f, 1:09.11, $14,500.

Cyclotron—South Texas: Circle Back (11-6), g, 5 yo, Miles City, ALW, 5/14, 5 1/4f, 1:05.60, $3,025.

Cyclotron—Celebration: Partyofsixteen (11-6), g, 6 yo, Arapahoe Park, ALW, 6/17, 5 1/2f, 1:05.02, $7,260.

Cyclotron—Willapa: Hey Wilmaaa (11-6), m, 7 yo, Grants Pass, SOC, 6/25, 5f, 59.00, $3,080.

Dads Caps—Ma Ka Bet: Dulce Emma (33-16), f, 4 yo, Golden Gate Fields, AOC, 5/29, 5f (T), 57.15, $24,180.

Dads Caps—Watusi: Pops Awesome (33-16), g, 4 yo, Wyoming Downs, ALW, 6/4, 4 1/2f, 53.06, $4,800.

Dads Caps—Tizalovelylady: Doris Mae (33-16), f, 4 yo, Santa Anita Park, AOC, 6/17, 5 1/2f, 1:04.19, $49,140.

Dads Caps—Watusi: Pops Awesome (33-16), g, 4 yo, Wyoming Downs, ALW, 6/25, 5f, 57.42, $5,100.

Danzing Candy—Sunrise Avenue: Moose Mitchell (59-27), g, 4 yo, Santa Anita Park, AOC, 4/30, 6 1/2f, 1:15.90, $37,800.

Danzing Candy—Seaside Sanctuary: Bandera Azteca (59-27), g, 4 yo, Golden Gate Fields, AOC, 5/27, 1 1/16mi, 1:44.85, $24,180.

Danzing Candy—Sunrise Avenue: Moose Mitchell (59-27), g, 4 yo, Santa Anita Park, AOC, 6/4, 6f, 1:08.84, $49,140.

Daredevil—Nile Delta: My Man Bags (68-32), g, 5 yo, Santa Anita Park, SOC, 6/2, 6f, 1:10.10, $17,160.

Daredevil—Nile Delta: My Man Bags (68-32), g, 5 yo, Santa Anita Park, AOC, 6/18, 6 1/2f, 1:16.12, $37,800.

Decarchy—Rahbadabadou: Evenerevenworse (10-2), g, 5 yo, Golden Gate Fields, STK, Albany S., 6/10, 5f (T), 56.23, $39,400.

Distorted Humor—English Garden: Clouseau (115-51), c, 3 yo, Santa Anita Park, AOC, 5/5, 1mi, 1:36.87, $37,800.

Eddington—Speedy Shimmer: Shimmer Me Timbers (11-3), h, 5 yo, Horseshoe Indianapolis, ALW, 4/18, 5 1/2f, 1:05.03, $21,600.

Elusive Warning—Just Satisfaction: Soul Obsession (14-3), g, 8 yo, Lethbridge - Rmtc, STR, 5/28, about 5 1/2f, 1:09.80, $3,445.

Elusive Warning—Just Satisfaction: Soul Obsession (14-3), g, 8 yo, Lethbridge - Rmtc, STR, 6/11, about 6f, 1:12.44, $3,445.

Elusive Warning—Just Satisfaction: Soul Obsession (14-3), g, 8 yo, Lethbridge - Rmtc, STR, 6/24, about 6f, 1:11.24, $3,445.

Empire Way—Rugula: Twilight Empire (22-13), m, 6 yo, Golden Gate Fields, AOC, 4/21, 1mi, 1:39.08, $24,180.

Empire Way—Bossy Belle: Starship Defant (22-13), m, 5 yo, Santa Anita Park, AOC, 5/5, 1mi, 1:39.20, $37,800.

Empire Way—River Kiss: Shady Empire (22-13), g, 6 yo, Oaklawn Park, AOC, 5/6, 6f, 1:09.37, $63,000.

Empire Way—Swiss Bliss: Later Days (22-13), m, 5 yo, Mountaineer Casino Racetrack & Resort, ALW, 6/5, 6f, 1:11.69, $10,904.

The Factor—Seoul Unbridled: Pyeong Chang (105-40), g, 6 yo, Hollywood Casino At Charles TownRaces,ALW,6/24,61/2f,1:20.03,$18,138.

Finnegans Wake—Mama's Sugar: Lucky Lad (8-2), g, 4 yo, Emerald Downs, ALW, 5/13, 5 1/2f, 1:02.74, $13,920.

Fullbridled—Nearlycocktailtime: Bridleuptothebar (11-3), g, 4 yo, Emerald Downs, STK, Budweiser S., 6/25, 6f, 1:07.57, $27,500.

Gallant Son—Zorra Roja: Fast Buck (18-11), g, 5 yo, Santa Anita Park, AOC, 5/7, 6f (T), 1:08.01, $50,700.

Gallant Son—Quick Glory: Gallant Guy (18-11), g, 5 yo, Churchill Downs, AOC, 5/25, 1mi (T), 1:35.06, $48,720.

Gallant Son—Zorra Roja: Fast Buck (18-11), g, 5 yo, Santa Anita Park, STK, Daytona S. (gr. IIIT ), 5/27, about 6 1/2f, 1:11.68, $60,000.

Gemologist—Granny Weatherwax: Jamminjl (73-36), m, 6 yo, Oaklawn Park, STR, 4/29, 6f, 1:12.05, $18,000.

Gig Harbor—Smarty Corn: Irish Corn (18-8), g, 3 yo, Golden Gate Fields, STR, 5/20, 5 1/2f, 1:02.88, $15,840.

Gig Harbor—Smarty Corn: Irish Corn (18-8), g, 3 yo, Golden Gate Fields, STR, 6/3, 6f, 1:10.13, $15,840.

Gig Harbor—Forestry's Delight: Sheza Delight (18-8), m, 5 yo, Wyoming Downs, AOC, 6/25, 6f, 1:10.02, $5,400.

Golden Balls (IRE)—Ocean Style: Tropical Terror (4-3), g, 6 yo, Santa Anita Park, AOC, 5/28, 1mi (T), 1:35.54, $37,800.

Grazen—Jet Blue Girl: Jetovator (91-44), g, 7 yo, Santa Anita Park, STR, 4/23, 6f (T), 1:08.26, $36,000.

Grazen—Irish Winnie: Irish Royalty (91-44), c, 3 yo, Golden Gate Fields, STR, 4/28, 6f, 1:10.99, $15,840.

Grazen—Unsung Heroine: Alice Marble (91-44), m, 6 yo, Golden Gate Fields, STK, Camilla Urso S., 4/29, 5f (T), 56.12, $45,000.

Grazen—Heat the Rocks: Rose Maddox (91-44), f, 4 yo, Golden Gate Fields, STK, Golden Poppy S., 4/29, 1 1/16mi (T), 1:44.17, $45,000.

Grazen—Shesabronxbomber: Carole Lombard (91-44), f, 3 yo, Golden Gate Fields, STK, Campanile S., 4/30, 1mi (T), 1:37.55, $45,000.

Grazen—Hand Tricks: Bold Voyager (91-44), g, 5 yo, Turf Paradise, AOC, 5/5, 1mi (T), 1:36.93, $13,442.

Grazen—Queenofhercastle: Lovesick Blues (91-44), g, 5 yo, Santa Anita Park, AOC, 5/7, 6 1/2f, 1:16.58, $49,140.

Grazen—Toppers Sunshine: Sunshine Babe (91-44), m, 5 yo, Santa Anita Park, AOC, 5/26, 1mi (T), 1:37.29, $25,200.

Grazen—Rule the Storm: Enos Slaughter (91-44), g, 6 yo, Golden Gate Fields, ALW, 5/27, 1 1/16mi (T), 1:43.79, $24,180.

Grazen—Athina Lee: Old Pal (91-44), c, 3 yo, Santa Anita Park, STK, Snow Chief S. presented by City National Bank, 5/28, 1 1/8mi (T), 1:50.14, $90,000.

Grazen—Hand Tricks: Bold Voyager (91-44), g, 5 yo, Canterbury Park, AOC, 5/29, 7 1/2f (T), 1:28.73, $16,800.

Grazen—Toppers Sunshine: Sunshine Babe (91-44), m, 5 yo, Santa Anita Park, AOC, 6/10, 1mi, 1:40.81, $37,800.

Grazen—Sun Belt: Louie Zamperini (91-44), g, 4 yo, Energy Downs 307 Horse Racing, ALW, 6/16, 6 1/2f, 1:25.22, $3,150.

Grazen—Devilish Pro: Devil Be Me (91-44), g, 5 yo, Santa Anita Park, SOC, 6/17, 6 1/2f, 1:16.74, $25,920.

Grazen—Shesabronxbomber: Busker Allie (91-44), f, 4 yo, Pleasanton, STR, 6/23, 1mi 70yd, 1:45.31, $14,400.

Haimish Hy—Royal Flush Babe: Grigoro (3-2), m, 5 yo, Century Mile, STR, 6/9, 1mi, 1:37.38, $9,300.

Harbor the Gold—Reba Is Tops: TopHarbor (45-19), h, 5 yo, Golden Gate Fields, STK, Lost in the Fog S., 4/29, 6f, 1:09.87, $45,000.

Haynesfeld—Norah's Kitten: Que Sera Sir Ralph (27-11), g, 5 yo, Golden Gate Fields, SOC, 6/10, 1 1/16mi (T), 1:43.47, $11,160.

The accompanying list includes runners that are both California-foaled and Californiasired winners in 2023 of all recent North American races, except straight claiming races. Abbreviations used for the class of race are similar to those used by Equibase: Alw–allowance; Hcp–overnight handicap; names of stakes race are spelled out, with the grade of the race, when applicable, in parentheses.

Haynesfeld—Flash Fever: Anitanewmercedes (27-11), g, 7 yo, Golden Gate Fields, ALW, 6/11, 1mi (T), 1:37.04, $24,180.

Haynesfeld—Just Lookn Again: Blazing Jamie (27-11), g, 5 yo, Pleasanton, STR, 6/18, 5 1/2f, 1:03.70, $14,400.

Heatseeker (IRE)—Madame Heat: Heat N Reheat (8-4), g, 6 yo, Golden Gate Fields, STR, 4/29, 1mi (T), 1:37.90, $15,840. Heatseeker (IRE)—Tiger's Mistress: Liberty Liberty (8-4), m, 6 yo, Los Alamitos, WCL, 6/3, 4 1/2f, 53.04, $4,035.

Heat Shield—Lovefromafar: Hotitude (8-3), m, 7 yo, Santa Anita Park, AOC, 6/18, 6f (T), 1:08.45, $37,800.

James Street—Blue Blizzard: Jimmy Blue Jeans (7-5), g, 5 yo, Golden Gate Fields, AOC, 4/21, 1mi (T), 1:37.41, $24,960.

Jeranimo—Mme. Espionage: Reckoning Day (22-7), g, 5 yo, Turf Paradise, SOC, 5/1, 6f, 1:07.93, $11,058.

Jeranimo—Torbeka Rose: Janero Rose (22-7), m, 5 yo, Turf Paradise, SOC, 5/2, 5 1/2f, 1:02.70, $8,225.

Jeranimo—Mme. Espionage: Reckoning Day (22-7), g, 5 yo, Canterbury Park, SOC, 6/3, 6 1/2f, 1:16.76, $9,000.

Jeranimo—Mme. Espionage: Reckoning Day (22-7), g, 5 yo, Canterbury Park, SOC, 6/21, 6 1/2f, 1:15.42, $9,000.

Jimmy Creed—Categorize: Adam's Creed (118-46), f, 4 yo, Assiniboia Downs, ALW, 5/30, 5f, 59.48, $10,800.

Kantharos—Aerial Prancer: My Blue Eyes (222-81), g, 3 yo, Penn National, SOC, 5/18, 6f, 1:12.02, $11,400.

Lakerville—Incredible Upside: Incredible Shot (27-8), g, 3 yo, Golden Gate Fields, STR, 4/30, 1mi (T), 1:39.95, $15,840.

Lakerville—Chamonix Surprise: Turiaf (27-8), f, 3 yo, Golden Gate Fields, STR, 5/20, 1mi (T), 1:41.46, $13,200.

Last Draw—Creme Rinse: Barbiere (3-1), g, 6 yo, Sunray Park, SOC, 5/14, 6 1/2f, 1:18.51, $8,820.

Last Draw—Creme Rinse: Barbiere (3-1), g, 6 yo, Energy Downs 307 Horse Racing, STK, Jack Greer Memorial S., 6/25, 7 1/2f, 1:35.87, $9,010.

Liaison—Ginger Light: Walktheline (51-17), g, 5 yo, Century Mile, AOC, 5/6, 5f, 56.80, $12,000. Liaison—Legacy and Lace: Brickbat (51-17), g, 6 yo, Prairie Meadows, SOC, 6/4, 1 1/16mi, 1:46.31, $10,380.

Lucky Pulpit—Could Be Trouble: Kate's Princess (18-6), m, 7 yo, Assiniboia Downs, AOC, 6/5, 5 1/2f, 1:04.79, $9,900.

Majestic Harbor—Artistic Sway: Elegant Sway (19-8), f, 3 yo, Turf Paradise, AOC, 4/29, 6f, 1:10.74, $13,135.

Mineshaft—Bodes Well: Mo Connelly (109-46), f, 4 yo, Emerald Downs, STR, 6/16, 6f, 1:09.12, $5,510.

Ministers Wild Cat—Light Up the Sky: Lightinthedarkness (39-16), g, 5 yo, Golden Gate Fields, SOC, 5/28, 5f (T), 57.29, $11,160.

Ministers Wild Cat—Sensitive Soul: Minister of Soul (39-16), g, 9 yo, Canterbury Park, AOC, 6/3, 6f, 1:08.75, $17,700.

Ministers Wild Cat—Rewritten: Come Correct (39-16), f, 4 yo, Wyoming Downs, ALW, 6/10, 5f, 59.93, $4,800.

Ministers Wild Cat—Mommacat: Gianna's Wild Cat (39-16), f, 4 yo, Chippewa Downs, ALW, 6/25, 5 1/2f, 1:09.00, $2,000.

Mr. Big—Tahitian Lagoon: Big Ambition (70-30), f, 3 yo, Parx Racing, SOC, 5/2, 6f, 1:14.93, $16,800.

Mr. Big—Palisadesprincess: Ceiling Crusher (70-30), f, 3 yo, Santa Anita Park, STK, Melair S., 5/28, 1 1/16mi, 1:44.25, $90,000.

Mr. Big—Perched: Big Splash (70-30), g, 4 yo, Santa Anita Park, WCL, 6/10, 6 1/2f, 1:17.76, $14,400.

Mizzen Mast—Starship Duchess: Queen Molotov (64-19), m, 5 yo, Golden Gate Fields, AOC, 4/21, 5f (T), 56.32, $24,180.

Mrazek—Atlantic Swing: Please Focus (7-3), g, 3 yo, Santa Anita Park, STR, 5/26, 6f (T), 1:10.16, $27,360.

Munnings—Seaside Treasure: Seaside Boy (250-93), g, 5 yo, Oaklawn Park, STR, 4/28, 1 1/16mi, 1:47.70, $16,800.

Munnings—Enayat Alsalam: Sell the Dream (250-93), f, 3 yo, Santa Anita Park, AOC, 5/19, 1mi (T), 1:35.44, $37,800.

Munnings—Seaside Treasure: Seaside Boy (250-93), g, 5 yo, Prairie Meadows, ALW, 6/2, 1mi, 1:38.38, $20,040.

Musketier (GER)—Kissamee Glitter: Christine's Jack (13-5), g, 7 yo, Lethbridge - Rmtc, ALW, 5/28, about 6f, 1:10.52, $3,869.

Musketier (GER)—Kissamee Glitter: Christine's Jack (13-5), g, 7 yo, Lethbridge - Rmtc, STK, Spring Overnite Sprint S., 6/10, about 5 1/2f, 1:10.27, $6,758.

Northern Causeway—Pointed Question: Northern Quest (34-10), g, 6 yo, Energy Downs 307 Horse Racing, STK, Richard Dick Tate Memorial S., 5/29, 7f, 1:28.93, $9,010.

Northern Causeway—Swiss Gem: Talbot Bay (34-10), c, 4 yo, Golden Gate Fields, ALW, 6/4, 6f, 1:09.61, $24,180.

Northern Causeway—Pointed Question: Northern Quest (34-10), g, 6 yo, Arapahoe Park, STR, 6/18, 7f, 1:24.52, $3,720.

Nyquist—Hacktivism: Hacking It Up (145-52), g, 3 yo, Golden Gate Fields, STK, Silky Sullivan S., 4/30, 1mi (T), 1:37.51, $45,000.

Outwork—Miss Athena: It's Greek to Me (109-37), f, 4 yo, Fanduel Sportsbook And Horse Racing, AOC, 5/6, 5 1/2f, 1:05.27, $9,000.

Paynter—Goldway: Golden Again (118-44), f, 3 yo, Santa Anita Park, STR, 6/16, 1mi (T), 1:35.96, $25,080.

Prospect Park—Clouds of Glory: Prospect of Rain (14-5), g, 3 yo, Energy Downs 307 Horse Racing, TRL, 5/28, 6 1/2f, 1:23.68, $2,180.

Prospect Park—Clouds of Glory: Prospect of Rain (14-5), g, 3 yo, Energy Downs 307 Horse Racing, STK, Rich Market Derby, 6/18, 6 1/2f, 1:22.61, $13,600.

Richard's Kid—Belle Passe: Lil Richards Bello (28-10), g, 6 yo, Santa Anita Park, AOC, 4/29, 1mi, 1:37.35, $37,800.

Roi Charmant—Starlet Sky: Councilwoman Jilly (7-4), f, 4 yo, Golden Gate Fields, STR, 5/7, 1mi, 1:38.80, $15,840.

Rousing Sermon—Royal Grand Slam: Slam Dunk Sermon (19-9), g, 6 yo, Churchill Downs, STR, 5/13, 7f, 1:22.77, $36,960.

Rousing Sermon—Royal Grand Slam: Slam Dunk Sermon (19-9), g, 6 yo, Ellis Park, STR, 6/10, 6 1/2f, 1:15.13, $38,280.

Runhappy—Cotton's Point:ShotgunRider(124-45), g, 5 yo, Hastings Racecourse, WCL, 5/6, 6f, 1:11.86, $7,150.

Secret Circle—Solid Solution: Secret Fix (29-13), m, 5 yo, Thistledown, ALW, 5/22, 1mi, 1:38.22, $17,360.

Winners

APRIL 17, 2023 – JUNE 25, 2023

Shackleford—Corleone: Kid Corleone (128-62), c, 4 yo, Santa Anita Park, AOC, 6/16, 6f, 1:08.85, $39,000.

Shaman Ghost—Very Few Details: Madiha (58-19), f, 4 yo, Santa Anita Park, AOC, 5/26, 1mi (T), 1:37.29, $25,200.

Shaman Ghost—Stars Collide: Agador Spartacus (58-19), g, 4 yo, Mountaineer Casino Racetrack & Resort, ALW, 6/20, 1mi, 1:40.58, $10,904.

Silver Max—She's Stella Marie: Blue Max (14-5), g, 5 yo, Woodbine, WCL, 5/20, 6f, 1:09.58, $16,980.

Sky Mesa—Uzziel: Tadeo (81-30), g, 6 yo, Grants Pass, ALW, 6/25, 5 1/2f, 1:04.27, $3,080.

Slew's Tiznow—Ancient Holiday: Going to Shabooms (20-7), m, 6 yo, Golden Gate Fields, SOC, 5/6, 1 1/16mi, 1:46.65, $11,160.

Smart Bid—Make Me Adorable: Gross Proft (16-5), g, 3 yo, Golden Gate Fields, STR, 5/14, 1mi, 1:39.67, $15,840.

Smiling Tiger—Yerevan Sky: Respectfully (92-38), m, 5 yo, Laurel Park, SOC, 5/6, 6f, 1:11.56, $24,000.

Smiling Tiger—Allshewrote: Upward Mobility (92-38), g, 3 yo, Santa Anita Park, AOC, 5/13, 6f (T), 1:09.09, $37,800.

Smiling Tiger—Funny Gal: Magic Tiger (92-38), g, 5 yo, Assiniboia Downs, AOC, 5/22, 7f, 1:27.70, $9,900.

Smiling Tiger—Quickly Gone: Smiling Goodbye (92-38), g, 4 yo, Emerald Downs, AOC, 5/28, 5 1/2f, 1:02.45, $16,240.

Smiling Tiger—Joeandbetty'sbaby: Taming the Tigress (92-38), m, 5 yo, Santa Anita Park, STR, 6/4, 6 1/2f (T), 1:15.66, $28,800.

Smiling Tiger—My Cinsation: Don'tteasethetiger (92-38), g, 7 yo, Lethbridge - Rmtc, STR, 6/4, about 6f, 1:11.04, $3,498.

Smiling Tiger—Funny Gal: Magic Tiger (92-38), g, 5 yo, Assiniboia Downs, AOC, 6/7, 7f, 1:25.73, $11,100.

Smiling Tiger—Erica's Smile: Ensleys Dream (92-38), m, 5 yo, Assiniboia Downs, AOC, 6/14, 7f, 1:29.36, $9,900.

Smiling Tiger—Yerevan Sky: Respectfully (92-38), m, 5 yo, Laurel Park, AOC, 6/23, 7f, 1:23.64, $34,800.

Smiling Tiger—Allshewrote: Upward Mobility (92-38), g, 3 yo, Los Alamitos Race Course, AOC, 6/24, 6f, 1:09.98, $28,200.

Southern Image—Handfull: Happy Does (15-2), c, 3 yo, Pleasanton, AOC, 6/17, 1mi 70yd, 1:43.57, $21,060.

Square Eddie—Frege: Catalina Eddy (56-26), c, 3 yo, Santa Anita Park, AOC, 4/21, 1mi (T), 1:35.16, $37,800.

Square Eddie—Atlantic Swing: Eleuthera (56-26), f, 4 yo, Santa Anita Park, AOC, 4/28, 1mi (T), 1:34.59, $37,800.

Square Eddie—Frege: Squared Shady (56-26), m, 5 yo, Santa Anita Park, AOC, 4/30, 6 1/2f (T), 1:14.79, $37,800.

Square Eddie—Chanel My Belle: Go Thru the Hole (56-26), c, 4 yo, Pocatello Downs, STK, Snapp Memorial S., 5/13, 5f, 59.00, $3,055.

Square Eddie—Paleo (IRE): Paleo's Princess (56-26), f, 4 yo, Santa Anita Park, WCL, 5/20, 6 1/2f (T), 1:15.48, $20,400.

Square Eddie—Walkingonadream: Eddie's New Dream (56-26), m, 5 yo, Santa Anita Park, STK, Fran's Valentine S., 5/28, 1mi (T), 1:35.05, $60,000.

Square Eddie—Loan Savant: Self Isolation (56-26), m, 5 yo, Laurel Park, AOC, 6/16, 6f, 1:09.61, $37,200.

Square Eddie—Frege: Dichotomy (56-26), m, 7 yo, Mountaineer Casino Racetrack & Resort, STR, 6/21, 1mi (T), 1:35.07, $8,236.

Stanford—Alwazabridesmaid: Prayer of Jabez (63-29), g, 4 yo, Turf Paradise, AOC, 4/26, 6f, 1:08.42, $14,073.

Stanford—Miranda Rose: Carmen Miranda (63-29), f, 4 yo, Santa Anita Park, ALW, 4/29, about 6 1/2f, 1:13.36, $49,140.

Stanford—Minster'sadventure: Let There Be Peace (63-29), g, 3 yo, Sunray Park, ALW, 5/6, 6 1/2f, 1:20.44, $14,880.

Stanford—Sheza Firstsamurai: Love'em N Leave'em (63-29), g, 4 yo, Golden Gate Fields, AOC, 5/13, 5f (T), 56.75, $24,180.

Stanford—Hand Tricks: Amaaza (63-29), f, 4 yo, Mountaineer Casino Racetrack & Resort, STR, 5/23, 6f, 1:12.29, $8,236.

Stanford—Nine to Five Lady: Ko Olina (63-29), f, 4 yo, Los Alamitos Race Course, AOC, 6/23, 6 1/2f, 1:16.91, $28,200.

Stanford—Timothyfourseven: Her Perfect Vision (63-29), f, 4 yo, Grants Pass, ALW, 6/24, 5f, 58.08, $3,080.

Stay Thirsty—Lost Bus: Bus Buzz (145-48), g, 3 yo, Santa Anita Park, AOC, 5/28, 6f, 1:09.90, $37,800.

Stay Thirsty—Toni's the Won: Hakunui (145-48), c, 4 yo, Eastern Oregon Livestock Show, ALW, 6/10, 5 1/2f, 1:02.40, $3,025. Stay Thirsty—Appealing Susan: Sauls Call (145-48), g, 4 yo, Santa Anita Park, AOC, 6/11, 6f (T), 1:09.37, $37,800.

Street Boss—Intoitagain: Gritty Girl (114-48), f, 4 yo, Santa Anita Park, WCL, 4/28, 6 1/2f (T), 1:15.01, $20,400.

Suances (GB)—Dypsy: Harper's Gallop (2-2), m, 7 yo, Santa Anita Park, AOC, 6/16, 1mi (T), 1:35.37, $37,800.

Temple City—Shebane: Big City Bane (145-47), g, 7 yo, Eastern Oregon Livestock Show, HCP, 6/11, 6 1/2f, 1:27.60, $3,438.

Thoreau—Dawn Princess: Dawn West (1-1), g, 5 yo, Belterra Park, ALW, 5/13, 1mi, 1:41.26, $11,570.

Tom's Tribute—Lady Katfsh: Ecologist (30-11), g, 6 yo, Golden Gate Fields, SOC, 4/23, 1mi (T), 1:37.43, $11,160.

Tom's Tribute—Lady Katfsh: Ecologist (30-11), g, 6 yo, Golden Gate Fields, SOC, 5/7, 1 1/16mi, 1:45.24, $11,160.

Unionize—Rachels Belle: Miss Union (8-5), f, 4 yo, Golden Gate Fields, ALW, 6/3, 6f, 1:10.01, $24,180.

Unionize—Honeysuckle Rose: Cool Mountain Lad (8-5), g, 5 yo, Golden Gate Fields, AOC, 6/9, 6f, 1:10.29, $24,960.

Unusual Heat—Irish Winnie: Irish Heatwave (11-2), g, 7 yo, Santa Anita Park, AOC, 5/21, 6 1/2f (T), 1:15.77, $37,800.

Vancouver (AUS)—Sweet Boss: Stamp My Passport (53-22), g, 4 yo, Santa Anita Park, AOC, 6/17, 1mi (T), 1:34.98, $37,800.

Vronsky—In Perfect Style: In Vronsky Style (52-24), g, 6 yo, Santa Anita Park, AOC, 4/22, 6f (T), 1:08.21, $37,800.

Vronsky—Summer Swimmer: Awesome Summer (52-24), g, 6 yo, Golden Gate Fields, ALW, 4/23, 5 1/2f, 1:03.33, $24,180.

Vronsky—Summer Swimmer: Awesome Summer (52-24), g, 6 yo, Golden Gate Fields, ALW, 5/14, 6f, 1:10.19, $24,180.

Vronsky—Tiz Molly: The Chosen Vron (52-24), g, 5 yo, Santa Anita Park, STK, Thor's Echo S., 5/28, 6f, 1:09.58, $60,000.

Vronsky—La Darling: Clovisconnection (52-24), g, 3 yo, Emerald Downs, STK, Auburn S., 6/18, 6f, 1:07.59, $27,500.

Wartime—Lady Comic: War Maiden (1-1), m, 5 yo, Lethbridge - Rmtc, STR, 6/11, about 6f, 1:12.19, $3,445.

Wartime—Lady Comic: War Maiden (1-1), m, 5 yo, Lethbridge - Rmtc, STR, 6/23, about 6f, 1:11.38, $3,498.

2-YEAR-OLDS

Smiling Tiger—Royal Grand Slam: GrandSlamSmile (92-38), f, 2 yo, Santa Anita Park, STK, FasigTipton Debutante S., 6/17, 5f, 58.41, $60,000.

MAIDENS

Accelerate—Ladybug: Workday (75-33), c, 3 yo, Santa Anita Park, MSW, 4/21, 1mi (T), 1:35.65, $36,600.

Air Force Blue—Fancy Fusaichi: Airkita (77-26), f, 4 yo, Golden Gate Fields, MCL, 5/21, 5f, 59.24, $7,800.

Big Bad Leroybrown—Code Name Annie: Downthestreetdebby (9-4), f, 4 yo, Sunray Park, MCL, 5/7, 6 1/2f, 1:19.58, $6,000.

Blazonry—Extreme Spice: Extreme Blaze (4-3), f, 4 yo, Pleasanton, MCL, 6/16, 5f, 59.12, $7,500.

Boat Trip—French Style: Riviera Sunrise (9-2), m, 5 yo, Golden Gate Fields, MCL, 5/27, 6f, 1:12.31, $8,100.

Boisterous—Tiz Charlotte: Raucous Tizzy (55-19), f, 3 yo, Golden Gate Fields, MCL, 5/12, 6f, 1:12.38, $8,400.

Boisterous—Warren's Flyer: Developing the Way (55-19), g, 4 yo, Golden Gate Fields, MSW, 5/19, 1mi, 1:39.33, $23,400.

Boisterous—Feel Freely: Meesh (55-19), g, 3 yo, Santa Anita Park, MSW, 6/17, 6f, 1:10.72, $36,600.

Bold Chieftain—Mary Contrary: Contrary Chieftain (22-7), g, 4 yo, Golden Gate Fields, MCL, 5/29, 1mi (T), 1:40.25, $8,400.

Bronze Star—Grantmartyamiracle: Never Had I Ever (6-1), g, 3 yo, Golden Gate Fields, MCL, 4/22, 5 1/2f, 1:06.06, $8,400.

CairoPrince—Chilukki'sSong:Duplication(208-76), g, 3 yo, Golden Gate Fields, MSW, 4/23, 1mi (T), 1:39.37, $23,400.

California Chrome—Murray's Girl: Extra Innings (122-52), g, 3 yo, Golden Gate Fields, MCL, 5/6, 1mi, 1:39.33, $8,100.

California Chrome—Tamarack Bay: California Bay (122-52), g, 3 yo, Santa Anita Park, MSW, 6/2, 1mi (T), 1:37.09, $36,600.

Calimonco—Crazy Tricia: Ela Calimera Mou (5-4), m, 5 yo, Golden Gate Fields, MCL, 5/20, 1mi (T), 1:40.49, $9,600.

Calimonco—Wild Fleece: Vermeil (5-4), m, 6 yo, Sunray Park, MSW, 5/21, 6 1/2f, 1:20.24, $12,000.

Cat Burglar—Star of Munster: Stealthespotlight (26-11), f, 2 yo, Santa Anita Park, MSW, 4/29, 4 1/2f, 54.02, $36,600.

Cat Burglar—Neace: Oat Milk Latte (26-11), f, 4 yo, Golden Gate Fields, MCL, 5/4, 1mi, 1:39.72, $8,400.

Cat Burglar—Auntie Martha: Sweet Layla Rae (26-11), f, 3 yo, Golden Gate Fields, MCL, 5/26, 6f, 1:11.59, $10,200.

Cat Burglar—Norma: Kristin Lee (26-11), f, 2 yo, Pleasanton, MSW, 6/24, 5f, 59.33, $20,280.

Champ Pegasus—Tart's Knickers: Nickel Nickel Nine (23-8), g, 5 yo, Santa Anita Park, MCL, 4/28, 1mi, 1:38.87, $13,200.

Circumference (IRE)—Storm Lamp: Hematite (12-4), m, 5 yo, Sunray Park, MCL, 4/22, 6 1/2f, 1:20.24, $7,500.

City Wolf—Sharoana: Lady Wolf (11-2), f, 3 yo, Pleasanton,MSW,6/17,51/2f,1:05.78,$20,280.

Clubhouse Ride—Wink and Wish: Blonde Bombshell (55-23), f, 4 yo, Santa Anita Park, MCL, 5/14, 6f, 1:11.77, $21,000.

Clubhouse Ride—Secret Thorn: Sharp Ride (55-23), f, 3 yo, Santa Anita Park, MSW, 5/26, 5 1/2f, 1:05.88, $36,600.

CONQUEST FARENHEIT

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Conquest Farenheit—Strike At Daylight: Lusma (14-8), f, 2 yo, Golden Gate Fields, MSW, 5/28, 5f, 58.30, $23,400.

Conquest Farenheit—Princess Leia: Gunnhild (14-8), f, 3 yo, Emerald Downs, MCL, 5/29, 1mi, 1:40.26, $4,930.

Conquest Farenheit—Sindyfromsantacruz: Gulara (14-8), g, 3 yo, Golden Gate Fields, MCL, 6/4, 5 1/2f, 1:05.95, $8,400.

Conquest Farenheit—Synama: Dawn At Last (14-8), f, 3 yo, Golden Gate Fields, WMC, 6/11, 5 1/2f, 1:03.66, $10,200.

Curlin to Mischief—Norah's Kitten: J D's Rude Boy (41-17), c, 3 yo, Santa Anita Park, MCL, 4/22, 6 1/2f, 1:18.69, $21,000.

Curlin to Mischief—Beaulena: Beau Mischief (41-17), g, 3 yo, Emerald Downs, MSW, 5/14, 5 1/2f, 1:03.16, $13,920.

Curlin to Mischief—Mathaayil: Mamalona (41-17), f, 4 yo, Mountaineer Casino Racetrack & Resort, MCL, 5/15, 5 1/2f, 1:06.64, $4,466.

Curlin to Mischief—No Prob Lama: PerfectMischief (41-17), f, 2 yo, Energy Downs 307 Horse Racing, STK, Cowboy State Open Futurity, 6/17, 5f, 1:03.75, $16,450.

Curlin to Mischief—Powerofvoodoo: Iowa Hawkeye (41-17), g, 4 yo, Wyoming Downs, MSW, 6/17, 5f, 1:00.60, $3,600.

Curlin to Mischief—Meltarib: Bea Mischief (41-17), f, 4 yo, Pleasanton, MCL, 6/25, 1 1/16mi, 1:47.56, $7,800.

Daddy Nose Best—Sydney's Darling: Daddy'sdarlingboy (12-4), g, 3 yo, Pleasanton, MCL, 6/23, 6f, 1:13.12, $7,500.

Dads Caps—Go Get Em Babe: Teagans Atm (33-16), c, 3 yo, Pleasanton, MCL, 6/16, 5f, 58.92, $7,500.

Dads Caps—Runaway Moon: Organic (33-16), f, 3 yo, Santa Anita Park, MSW, 6/18, 6 1/2f (T), 1:15.60, $36,600.

Danzing Candy—Surf Dancer: Kyandi (59-27), g, 3 yo, Oaklawn Park, MSW, 4/29, 6f, 1:11.76, $21,000.

Danzing Candy—Stealth Cat: Danzing Cat (59-27), f, 3 yo, Santa Anita Park, MSW, 4/29, 6f, 1:11.40, $36,600.

Danzing Candy—Legally Blanca: Blue Cheese Olive (59-27), g, 4 yo, Santa Anita Park, MCL, 5/6, 6f, 1:11.67, $21,000.

Danzing Candy—Camino Song (IRE): Uncle John (59-27), g, 3 yo, Santa Anita Park, MSW, 5/19, 6 1/2f (T), 1:15.69, $36,600.

Danzing Candy—Yolanda B. Too: Yo Yo Candy (59-27), c, 2 yo, Parx Racing, MSW, 5/23, 4 1/2f, 53.64, $27,000.

Danzing Candy—Princess Priscilla: Boston Todd (59-27), c, 4 yo, Camarero Race Track, MCL, 6/2, 6f, 1:16.45, $3,770.

Danzing Candy—Miss Jo's Command: Miss Jo's Candy (59-27), f, 3 yo, Los Alamitos, MCL, 6/4, 4 1/2f, 53.88, $3,480.

Danzing Candy—Sheaparoux: Ted's Candy Girl (59-27), f, 4 yo, Emerald Downs, MCL, 6/16, 6f, 1:11.31, $4,930.

Danzing Candy—Royalton: Royal Candy (59-27), g, 3 yo, Emerald Downs, MCL, 6/24, 5 1/2f, 1:03.22, $4,930.

Einstein (BRZ)—Wilko's Quiet Girl: Naughty Niko (8-4), g, 5 yo, Golden Gate Fields, MCL, 4/29, 6f, 1:11.97, $5,400.

Empire Way—Teacher Teacher: What a Way to Go (22-13), f, 4 yo, Turf Paradise, MCL, 5/5, 6f, 1:12.36, $5,712.

English Channel—A T Money: Peacehaven (134-44), f, 4 yo, Golden Gate Fields, MCL, 6/10, 1mi, 1:40.64, $7,800.

Ethnic Dance—Jamielovesbieber: Jamie Can't Dance (2-1), g, 5 yo, Sunray Park, MCL, 5/6, 4 1/2f, 52.13, $7,500.

Far From Over—Fanny Chenal: Sue Generous (14-5), f, 3 yo, Grants Pass, MSW, 6/17, 5f, 1:00.94, $3,080.

Fed Biz—Elegantly: Elegance Code (126-38), f, 4 yo, Golden Gate Fields, MCL, 6/3, 6f, 1:11.81, $10,200.

Fed Biz—Charming Tale: Validate (126-38), g, 4 yo, Emerald Downs, MCL, 6/4, 6 1/2f, 1:17.98, $4,930.

Fidelito—Ma Mel: G's Last Chance (2-1), g, 3 yo, Pleasanton, MCL, 6/23, 6f, 1:12.38, $7,500.

Gallant Son—Candy Kisses: Galland de Besos (18-11), g, 4 yo, Golden Gate Fields, MSW, 5/4, 5f, 57.27, $23,400.

Gem Heist—Mama'ssaturdaynite: Hot Rod Mama (7-3), f, 4 yo, Santa Anita Park, MCL, 4/21, 1mi, 1:41.31, $13,200.

Gem Heist—Grayson's Star: Gypsy Tears (7-3), c, 4 yo, Los Alamitos Race Course, MSW, 6/24, 6f, 1:10.54, $27,000.

Golden Balls (IRE)—Mindy's Birthday (IRE): Danehill Song (4-3), f, 3 yo, Golden Gate Fields, MCL, 4/29, 5 1/2f, 1:04.55, $8,100.

Goldencents—Margie's Minute: Zzyzx (228-95), f, 3 yo, Santa Anita Park, MCL, 4/23, 6 1/2f, 1:20.17, $21,000.

Goldencents—Pleasing Sunrise: Goldensunrise (228-95), g, 3 yo, Golden Gate Fields, MSW, 5/6, 5 1/2f, 1:03.18, $23,400.

Goldencents—Harbor Mist: Crazy Hot (228-95), f, 2 yo, Santa Anita Park, MSW, 5/20, 4 1/2f, 52.44, $36,600.

Govenor Charlie—Unbridled Meeting: Always the Lil One (10-3), f, 4 yo, Assiniboia Downs, MCL, 6/12, 5 1/2f, 1:07.39, $6,000.

Grazen—Devilish Pro: Devil Be Me (91-44), g, 5 yo, Santa Anita Park, MSW, 5/7, 6f, 1:10.96, $36,600.

Grazen—Heat the Rocks: Roy Hobbs (91-44), g, 3 yo, Golden Gate Fields, MSW, 5/27, 6f, 1:10.19, $23,400.

Grazen—Carrie Rose: Buck Owens (91-44), g, 3 yo, Santa Anita Park, MCL, 6/2, 6 1/2f, 1:17.32, $21,000.

Grazen—Smart Roar: Performative (91-44), g, 3 yo, Golden Gate Fields, MCL, 6/9, 5 1/2f, 1:04.61, $8,100.

Greyvitos—Please Lord: Whatwasthenisnow (1-1), f, 3 yo, Golden Gate Fields, MCL, 5/21, 5f (T), 59.29, $8,400.

Jersey Town—Passionate Heat: Livermore Heat (44-15), r, 3 yo, Golden Gate Fields, MCL, 5/28, 6f, 1:11.35, $8,100.

Jersey Town—Love You So: Love Our Family (44-15), f, 3 yo, Santa Anita Park, MCL, 6/11, 1mi, 1:40.51, $13,200.

Jimmy Creed—Discreetly Elusive: Reign of Speed (118-46), g, 3 yo, Emerald Downs, MCL, 6/4, 6f, 1:11.28, $7,830.

Kantharos—Imperial Pippin: Pushiness (222-81), f, 2 yo, Santa Anita Park, MSW, 6/9, 5f, 58.56, $36,600.

Klimt—Sunapee: Cooperklimt (133-52), g, 3 yo, Pleasanton, MCL, 6/18, 1mi 70yd, 1:44.99, $7,500.

Lakerville—Silber: G G Rules (27-8), f, 3 yo, Emerald Downs, MCL, 5/6, 5 1/2f, 1:04.67, $4,930.

Lakerville—Byballot: Chaokoon (27-8), g, 3 yo, Golden Gate Fields, MCL, 5/28, 6f, 1:10.49, $8,100.

Maclean's Music—Celtic Princess (BRZ): Gungagungagalunga (172-68), f, 4 yo, Golden Gate Fields, MSW, 4/22, 5 1/2f, 1:04.46, $23,400.

Majestic Harbor—Ithinkihadthatone: I Had That One Too (19-8), f, 3 yo, Santa Anita Park, MSW, 6/4, 1mi (T), 1:36.11, $36,600.

Midshipman—Bella Mia: Ship Cadet (181-78), c, 2 yo, Belmont Park, MSW, 5/12, 5f (T), 57.47, $49,500.

Milwaukee Brew—Bold Peaks: Manitoulin Island (16-4), m, 5 yo, Woodbine, MCL, 5/19, 6f, 1:13.78, $14,280.

Ministers Wild Cat—Madoffwiththemoney: Cat Bandit (39-16), f, 4 yo, Golden Gate Fields, MCL, 4/30, 5 1/2f, 1:05.19, $7,800.

Misremembered—Hanselina: Sigrid (49-6), f, 3 yo, Arapahoe Park, MSW, 6/17, 5f, 59.26, $5,820.

Mr. Big—Passionate Love: Big Sis Little Sis (70-30), f, 3 yo, Golden Gate Fields, MSW, 4/22, 5 1/2f, 1:03.64, $23,400.

Mr. Big—R Lucky Strike: Big Strike (70-30), m, 5 yo, Golden Gate Fields, MCL, 4/28, 6f, 1:12.95, $8,100.

Mr. Big—Edamame: Big Jolt (70-30), f, 4 yo, Golden Gate Fields, MCL, 5/26, 1mi, 1:39.38, $8,100.

Mr. Big—Heat Trap: Big Bet Jafnsafa (70-30), c, 4 yo, Santa Anita Park, MSW, 5/28, 1mi, 1:38.70, $36,600.

Mr. Big—Beside Still Water: Big Pond (70-30), f, 3 yo, Santa Anita Park, MSW, 6/16, 6f, 1:09.55, $36,600.

Mohaymen—Hayley's Comment: Freyas Catz (64-30), f, 3 yo, Will Rogers Downs, MCL, 5/8, 5 1/2f, 1:06.58, $7,752.

Mrazek—Walkingonadream: Barely Funtional (7-3), c, 3 yo, Santa Anita Park, MSW, 4/28, 6f (T), 1:08.95, $36,600.

Noble Mission (GB)—Sacharissa: Retirement Mission (91-20), c, 4 yo, Golden Gate Fields, MCL, 5/20, 6f, 1:12.07, $8,100.

Northern Causeway—Hollywood Affair: Griffth Park (34-10), g, 4 yo, Golden Gate Fields, MCL, 5/6, 5 1/2f, 1:05.13, $7,800.

Northern Causeway—Do Dat Blues: Blue Silver (34-10), c, 4 yo, Golden Gate Fields, MCL, 5/21, 1mi (T), 1:38.90, $9,600.

Northern Causeway—Slew's Charm: Getaway Charm (34-10), f, 4 yo, Pleasanton, MCL, 6/25, 6f, 1:13.21, $9,000.

Nyquist—Tangelo: Rosie Forecast (145-52), f, 4 yo, Santa Anita Park, MSW, 4/23, 1mi (T), 1:36.48, $36,600.

Winners

APRIL 17, 2023 – JUNE 25, 2023

Pavel—Hacktivism: Recalcitrant (4-2), f, 2 yo, Santa Anita Park, MSW, 5/20, 4 1/2f, 52.80, $36,600.

Pavel—Redo It: Refocus (4-2), c, 2 yo, Santa Anita Park, MSW, 5/21, 4 1/2f, 52.08, $36,600.

Point Encounter—My Honey Bunny: Our Honey Bunny (3-1), m, 7 yo, Wyoming Downs, MCL, 6/11, 6f, 1:12.93, $3,300.

Point of Entry—Guanahani: Amari S. (75-26), m, 5 yo, Fanduel Sportsbook And Horse Racing, MCL, 4/22, 5f, 1:01.92, $4,800.

Prospect Park—Third Time Lucky: Timely Luck (14-5), f, 3 yo, Santa Anita Park, MSW, 5/14, 1mi (T), 1:36.44, $36,600.

Richard's Kid—Nicolette Charmant: Bob's Blue Moon (28-10), g, 3 yo, Golden Gate Fields, MSW, 6/11, 6f, 1:09.92, $23,400.

Richard's Kid—Mama Rush: Do It for Dave (28-10), c, 3 yo, Pleasanton, MCL, 6/25, 1 1/16mi, 1:48.06, $7,800.

ROUSING SERMON

BG Thoroughbred Farm (951) 654 9100

www.bgthoroughbreds.com

Rousing Sermon—Spa City Lover: Arousing Lover (19-9), f, 4 yo, Los Alamitos, MCL, 4/22, 4 1/2f, 53.36, $3,760.

Saburo—Spectacular Proof: McGregor Lake (5-2), g, 3 yo, Santa Anita Park, MSW, 6/10, 6f (T), 1:10.18, $36,600.

SMILING TIGER

Harris Farms (800) 311 6211 www.harrisfarms.com

Smiling Tiger—Almost Reality: Fly a Fantasy (92-38), f, 2 yo, Santa Anita Park, MSW, 4/29, 4 1/2f, 53.02, $36,600.

Smiling Tiger—Long Cool Lady: Big Don's Smiling (92-38), g, 3 yo, Golden Gate Fields, MCL, 5/13, 6f, 1:11.98, $8,400.

Smiling Tiger—Royal Grand Slam: Grand Slam Smile (92-38), f, 2 yo, Golden Gate Fields, MSW, 5/14, 4 1/2f, 52.06, $23,400.

Smiling Tiger—Tchula Miss: Mighty Tiger (92-38), g, 5 yo, Energy Downs 307 Horse Racing, MSW, 5/27, 5f, 1:01.19, $2,725.

Smiling Tiger—Corazon de Leo: Princesa Del Tigre (92-38), f, 3 yo, Golden Gate Fields, MSW, 6/4, 1mi (T), 1:38.35, $23,400.

Smiling Tiger—Recoiling: Blevys Tiger (92-38), f, 2 yo, Golden Gate Fields, MSW, 6/10, 5f, 58.49, $23,400.

Smiling Tiger—Spring Again: Bourbon Tiger (92-38), f, 2 yo, Emerald Downs, MSW, 6/17, 4 1/2f, 51.17, $13,920.

Smokem—Ez Indy: Smokem Ez (9-2), r, 2 yo, Santa Anita Park, MSW, 5/12, 4 1/2f, 52.86, $47,580.

Square Eddie—Electric Daze: Regulation Dazed (56-26), g, 3 yo, Turf Paradise, MOC, 4/26, 6f, 1:09.84, $12,269.

Square Eddie—Smoove: I'll Take the Soup (56-26), f, 4 yo, Turf Paradise, MCL, 4/29, 5f, 56.92, $6,690.

Square Eddie—Nicole and Ben: Both At Fault (56-26), g, 3 yo, Golden Gate Fields, MCL, 5/5, 5 1/2f, 1:05.01, $8,100.

Square Eddie—Grandiose Tactics: Eddie Crosswire (56-26), g, 3 yo, Golden Gate Fields, MCL, 5/6, 5 1/2f, 1:04.88, $10,200.

Square Eddie—Puff Pastry: Stay and Scam (56-26), f, 3 yo, Horseshoe Indianapolis, MSW, 5/9, 6f, 1:12.54, $20,400.

Square Eddie—Caan: Caanfoolery (56-26), f, 3 yo, Sunray Park, MCL, 5/13, 4 1/2f, 52.56, $6,000.

Square Eddie—Charred Rare: Shish Kabob (56-26), f, 4 yo, Mountaineer Casino Racetrack & Resort, MCL, 5/30, 5f, 1:01.48, $4,466.

Stanford—Didugetmypoint: Get My Point (63-29), f, 3 yo, Golden Gate Fields, MCL, 4/22, 1mi (T), 1:40.35, $9,600.

Stanford—The Voice of Truth: Above the Stars (63-29), f, 3 yo, Emerald Downs, MCL, 5/13, 5f, 57.51, $5,800.

Stanford—Open Mic: Golden Microphone (63-29), f, 3 yo, Santa Anita Park, MSW, 5/28, 6f (T), 1:10.15, $36,600.

Stanford—Wall St Widow: Buttonwood Tree (63-29), g, 4 yo, Golden Gate Fields, MCL, 5/29, 1mi, 1:38.04, $8,100.

Stanford—Elusive Sabu: Sgt Powell (63-29), g, 3 yo, Pleasanton, MSW, 6/18, 1 1/16mi, 1:49.12, $20,280.

Stanford—Real Bright Boots: Stan From Malibu (63-29), g, 3 yo, Los Alamitos Race Course, MSW, 6/24, 6f, 1:10.57, $27,000.

Stay Thirsty—Mobilize: Going Mobile (145-48), c, 2 yo, Santa Anita Park, MSW, 4/30, 4 1/2f, 52.57, $36,600.

Stay Thirsty—Angi's Wild Cat: Angi's Thirsty (145-48), f, 4 yo, Golden Gate Fields, MCL, 5/12, 5 1/2f, 1:05.08, $10,200.

Stay Thirsty—Milwaukee Woman: Del Mar Woman (145-48), f, 3 yo, Mountaineer Casino Racetrack & Resort, MSW, 5/15, 4 1/2f, 54.34, $9,570.

Stay Thirsty—No Tunes: Pappy's Girl (145-48), f, 3 yo, Golden Gate Fields, MCL, 5/20, 6f, 1:11.69, $8,100.

Stay Thirsty—Eye Love Jeanie: Mr. Suds (145-48), c, 2 yo, Santa Anita Park, MSW, 5/29, 4 1/2f, 52.67, $47,580.

Stay Thirsty—Star Chant: The Comrie Rule (145-48), f, 3 yo, Assiniboia Downs, MSW, 6/7, 5 1/2f, 1:06.48, $12,000.

Stay Thirsty—Pandura: Stay Quiet (145-48), f, 2 yo, Santa Anita Park, MSW, 6/9, 5f, 1:00.01, $36,600.

Stay Thirsty—Roman Wild: Barbera (145-48), f, 3 yo, Golden Gate Fields, MCL, 6/10, 5 1/2f, 1:04.78, $8,100.

Stay Thirsty—Zo Lo's Lov: Last Call London (145-48), c, 2 yo, Santa Anita Park, MSW, 6/11, 5f, 59.46, $36,600.

Straight Fire—Elana Mar: Mars On Fire (25-9), g, 4 yo, Golden Gate Fields, MCL, 4/23, 5f (T), 57.65, $10,200.

Straight Fire—Sausalito Sunset: Mango Moon (25-9), f, 3 yo, Santa Anita Park, MCL, 6/4, 6 1/2f, 1:18.44, $21,000.

Super Saver—Romance Is Passion: Dixon Tuff (144-49), g, 3 yo, Wyoming Downs, MSW, 6/4, 5 1/2f, 1:09.29, $3,600.

TAMARANDO

Harris Farms

(800) 311 6211

www.harrisfarms.com

Tamarando—Ribbon of Jewels: Wild Jewels (19-7), g, 2 yo, Pleasanton, MSW, 6/25, 5f, 59.15, $20,280.

TEXAS RYANO

Arroyo Vista Farm

760 913 5052

www.arroyovistafarm.com

Texas Ryano—Kulinski Rose: Uncle Walt (14-3), g, 3 yo, Golden Gate Fields, MCL, 6/3, 1mi (T), 1:38.87, $9,600.

Tom's Tribute—Shot In The Sun (IRE): Five O Cocktail (30-11), f, 3 yo, Golden Gate Fields, MCL, 6/2, 5 1/2f, 1:05.06, $8,400.

Tom's Tribute—Letmetakeaselfe: Tom's Pic (30-11), f, 3 yo, Golden Gate Fields, MCL, 6/2, 1mi (T), 1:40.29, $9,600.

Twice the Appeal—Santa Lucia: Shady Appeal (2-1), c, 2 yo, Santa Anita Park, MSW, 6/11, 5f, 59.05, $36,600.

Twirling Candy—Sweet Esprit: Roubaix (191-79), f, 4 yo, Santa Anita Park, MSW, 5/5, 6 1/2f, 1:19.22, $36,600.

Under Caution—Jeyran (AZE): Only Lightning (4-2), f, 3 yo, Wyoming Downs, MSW, 6/18, 5 1/2f, 1:07.38, $3,600.

Unusual Heatwave—Limited Passion: Limited Heatwave (4-1), g, 5 yo, Turf Paradise, MOC, 5/6, 1mi (T), 1:36.63, $12,239.

U S Ranger—Jettie Ann: My Ransom (16-6), c, 3 yo, Santa Anita Park, MSW, 5/19, 6 1/2f (T), 1:17.24, $36,600.

Vancouver (AUS)—Sweet Boss: Stamp My Passport (53-22), g, 4 yo, Santa Anita Park, MSW, 5/12, 1mi (T), 1:35.93, $36,600.

Vronsky—Princess Pegasus: Time Together (52-24), f, 3 yo, Los Alamitos, MCL, 5/14, 4 1/2f, 53.52, $3,710.

Vronsky—Tizzy Miss: Tizz a Good Thing (52-24), c, 3 yo, Santa Anita Park, MSW, 5/28, 5 1/2f, 1:04.77, $36,600.

WHEN IS COLIC SURGERY NECESSARY?

BY HEATHER SMITH THOMAS

One of the early signs of a possible colic is when horses look at their side and nip at their belly

Colic, a common problem, generally originates with a gut problem. But it sometimes can be due to other issues.

It’s not always easy to make an accurate diagnosis when examining the horse. Sometimes, even with the most modern technology, we can’t “look inside the horse” to see exactly what’s going on—to know whether it is an impaction, gas colic, twisted gut, or some rare problem.

Dr. Nora Grenager, an equine internal medicine specialist who has a lot of experience with colic cases, has practiced and taught in several areas of the U.S. and in other countries. She is currently flling in for another specialist at University College Dublin Veterinary Hospital in Ireland.

Grenager says veterinarians use a number of diagnostic techniques. Often these techniques are helpful with certain types of intestinal problems, but they may not always work for other problems to pinpoint the actual cause of trouble.

“Te goal of a colic workup is to identify the part of the GI tract involved, whether or not surgery is indicated, and the type of colic,” Grenager said. “We

use a combination of the horse’s history, physical exam fndings, abdominal palpation per rectum, presence or absence of nasogastric refux, ultrasound fndings, bloodwork, abdominocentesis and fuid analysis, abdominal radiographs, gastroscopy, and the clinician’s experience. Some of these diagnostics (such as measuring lactate levels) help us determine how critically ill the horse is and help indicate a need for surgery, while others (such as abdominal ultrasound) can give us specifc information.

“Field vets have increasingly more diagnostics available to them as technology advances. Today many vets carry an ultrasound, lactate meter, SAA (Serum Amyloid A) reader, possibly even an i-STAT machine (a handheld blood analyzer that delivers lab-quality, diagnostic results in minutes, enabling the vet to do stall-side lab work for electrolytes, lactate, glucose), and a gastroscope in their truck.”

Every piece of diagnostic information the vet obtains is like a piece of the big puzzle to help fgure out the cause of colic and how severe it is—whether it will it resolve medically or require surgery.

“Unfortunately, not all horses can undergo surgery,” Grenager said. “But it is still critical to know if the problem is go-

ing to resolve medically or requires surgery in order to prevent unnecessary sufering in the horse, and emotional and fnancial burden/strain on the client.”

Tevetwillusealltheinformationfrom the horse’s history, the physical exam, any other diagnostics performed, and most importantly, the horse’s response to treatment to help determine whether further treatment or referral to a medical facility is necessary.

“In spite of all these diagnostics, a lack of response to an appropriate level of analgesics/sedative is the number one indicator for need for colic surgery,” Grenager said. “If a horse is repeatedly uncomfortable in spite of therapy, even when we don’t know exactly the cause, the best option is to go in surgically and evaluate.

“Horses are huge animals, so even though we can often narrow down the possibilities with all these methods, we often can only make a defnitive diagnosis of ongoing colic signs with an exploratory laparotomy.

“I tend to try to categorize each colic I see in two diferent ways: frst, medical vs. surgical; second, small intestinal vs. large intestinal vs. other origins.”

Te workup includes history of the horse, pertinent management history, and

Dr. Nora Grenager uses a butterfy ultrasound to help diagnose colic

An abdominocentesis, or belly tap, can also help a veterinarian diagnose a colic

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the physical exam.

A pertinent history of the horse will look at things like recent travel, any feed changes, water access, recent illness, any previous colic, recent medications, activity level, and any changes (pregnancy, foaling, etc.).

Pertinent management history will include whether the horse is kept at pasture or in a stall, amount of turnout/ exercise, weather/climate, feed (pasture,

also checked to see if it they are normal or increased.

“Temperature is usually normal in a colicky horse, but can be decreased if tissues have poor perfusion,” Grenager said. “Temperature can be mildly increased with sand enteritis, or increased with many types of infectious colitis.”

Gastrointestinal tract sounds can also give a clue. Te veterinarian will listen with a stethoscope in all four quadrants.

out of the rectum and check it for quality and quantity.

“If we fnd a distended bowel when palpating, we determine if it is large bowel vs. small,” Grenager said. “We check the location of the intestine, the nephrosplenic space (between the kidney and the spleen), splenic location, and base of the cecum.”

Nephrosplenic entrapment, also known as left dorsal displacement, is a type of colic that occurs when the left large colon gets entrapped over the nephrosplenic ligament. Te nephrosplenic ligament connects the left kidney to the spleen in the horse.

Te veterinarian can also palpate the urogenital tract via the rectum, checking the urinary bladder, the inguinal rings in a stallion, or the uterus/ovaries in mare. Grenager explained that this allows them to feel for any masses, lymph nodes, and the mesenteric root.

“We may also decide to tube the horse via nasogastric (NG) intubation,” she said. “For this procedure we rarely need to use a twitch. With the tube in the stomach, we can check refux—whether gas or liquid comes up the tube, and the color/odor/quantity of liquid. In a normal horse, we’d see about one liter of pleasant-smelling, watery refux. In an abnormal situation, it will be foul-smelling gas and/or up to two liters of malodorous, yellow or red liquid/feed.”

hay, roughage, grain, supplements, etc.), and whether any other horses have been afected.

Before starting the physical exam, the veterinarian will always evaluate the degree of pain. It is also important to check heart rate BEFORE sedation unless the horse is impossible to restrain because of pain.

“We then look at the horse’s gums and mucous membranes and check color (pink vs. pale vs. toxic/hyperemic), capillary refll time, moist vs. tacky/dry,” Grenager said. “Tis tells us about hydration, perfusion (amount of blood coming to the tissues), or shock.”

Respiratory rate and temperature are

“We check to see if sounds are normal vs. decreased vs. absent vs. increased/hypermotile,” Grenager said. “We also listen for sand in the front lower part of the belly. We evaluate both fanks for pings; this indicates areas of signifcant gas-distention in part of the GI tract such as the colon or cecum.”

Te veterinarian typically sedates the horse before the next steps of the exam, to relax the horse and also break the cycle of pain. Grenager says that before doing a rectal abdominal palpation, she usually gives Buscopan® (N-butylscopolammonium bromide, an anticholinergic) and may twitch the horse.

Te veterinarian will pull any manure

If the horse is dehydrated and needs fuid, it is typically administered via tube unless there is more than two liters of refux coming from the stomach and the veterinarian is concerned about obstruction or ileus (twisted/blocked gut).

In some situations, the veterinarian will resort to using clinical pathology.

“We can use lab work to help determine what a problem might be,” Grenager said. “We might want more detail, obtained with a blood sample, such as checking PCV (packed cell volume) and total solids (TS): parallel increase with dehydration/hemoconcentration (thickened blood). Te CBC (complete blood count) is often normal in ‘typical’ colic, but we may see stress leukogram; if severe neutropenia (low white blood count), we might think rupture or severe toxemia, and need to rule out an infectious cause (corona virus, Salmonellosis, etc.).

Checking the abdomen for abnormal sounds aid in a veterinarian’s colic diagnosis

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“Biochemistry can enable us to see pre-renal azotemia (abnormally high level of nitrogen waste products in the blood), low calcium, high lactate, high glucose, high GGT (an enzyme; high levels of GGT in the blood may be a sign of liver disease or damage to the bile ducts). High GGT may also be a sign of RDDLC— right dorsal displacement of the large colon.”

Another test can check whether the horse has acidosis (increased lactate) with hypovolemia (decreased volume of circulating blood in the body) or alkalosis, which is the opposite condition with too much base in body fuids, sometimes occurring with colon displacements.

Te veterinarian can also do an abdominal ultrasound, which provides a quick, noninvasive assessment and can be done out in the feld or at the clinic. Many vets can do a Fast Localized Abdominal Sonography of Horses (FLASH) exam, which is a focused abdominal ultrasound. It can image several areas of the abdomen for particular signs of colic-related problems. Tis can be done in about 5 to 10 minutes and provide a lot more information about what might be wrong.

“It can evaluate peritoneal (abdominal) fuid (quality, quantity), small intestine (distension, wall-thickening, motility), large intestine (location, and evaluate the nephrosplenic space, wall-thickening, torsion, or other displacement) and stomach (whether it is distended),” said Grenager. If sand colic or enteroliths might be suspected, the horse can be taken to the clinic or equine hospital for abdominal radiography.

Sometimes the veterinarian will do a belly tap (abdominocentesis) in the feld or at the clinic.

“Tis can help determine whether we need surgical vs. medical intervention— whether we can treat on the farm vs. a referral hospital for surgery,” Grenager said. “With a belly tap we can check abdominal fuid and evaluate its color (pale yellow vs. serosanguineous—containing blood and serum). If the fuid contains blood and serum, this is rapid indicator of need for surgery.”

Occasionally, the vet might pass an endoscope into the stomach, either in the feld or clinic, to check for gastric ulcers.

“Tese are rarely a cause of significant colic, but may be a concurrent issue with a diferent cause of chronic colic,” said Grenager.

“About 80% of the time, horses respond to the initial treatment performed by the vet during workup. However, if the horse becomes uncomfortable again, or if the initial exam reveals concerns, other options include possible additional diagnostics at the farm, such as abdominal ultrasound, or abdominocentesis. Te vet may repeat some treatment in the feld if the horse’s condition is stable and depending on how long it’s been since the last treatment.”

Te vet may administer intravenous fuid in the feld if the horse’s condition is stable or if referral to a clinic is not an

option, or may recommend referral to a veterinary hospital for further workup and treatment.

“If it is determined that the horse should be evaluated at a veterinary hospital, the vet will make sure your horse is as comfortable and stable for the trailer ride as possible,” Grenager said. “Tis may include further sedatives/pain medications, placement of an intravenous catheter and fuid administration prior to and during transport, leaving the nasogastric tube taped securely in place during transport. He/ she will call the veterinary clinic and speak with the veterinarian who will be receiving the horse.”

At the referral clinic, the medical team will make sure the horse is stable and, if necessary for a diagnosis or to help determine if surgery is needed, pursue further diagnostics.

“Tese may include bloodwork, abdominal ultrasound, abdominocentesis, evaluation of abdominal fuid, or abdominal radiographs,” Grenager said.

If the pieces of the puzzle all point to surgery and the horse is repeatedly uncomfortable in spite of many doses of pain medications, colic surgery will be discussed. Many horses that are referred to the hospital do respond to intravenous fuids, pain medications, and 24-hour monitoring and do not require colic surgery.

“Horses with enteritis or severe impaction may require longer hospitalization and supportive care,” Grenager said.

Sometimes pain or abnormal rectal fndings are factors that can be used alone to determine the need for surgery.

“Te situation is likely to require surgery if the horse’s pain is nonresponsive to appropriate analgesics, or if a rectal exam reveals abnormal fndings such as severe distension, or if nasogastric intubation produces copious refux (there is a blockage keeping material from going past the stomach),” Grenager said.

“Clinical pathology that indicates the need for surgery would include signifcantly increased lactate, or if abdominocentesis (belly tap) reveals serosanguineous fuid and signifcantly increased lactate (especially in comparison to peripheral blood lactate level).”

Dr. Michael Spurito performs colic surgery

ANNE M. EBERHARDT

About 80% of the time, horses respond to the initial treatment performed by the vet during workup.”

—Dr. Nora Grenager

2023 LEADING BREEDERS IN CALIFORNIA BY EARNINGS (THRU JUNE 25, 2023)

2023 LEADING SIRES IN CALIFORNIA BY AVERAGE EARNINGS PER RUNNER

2023 LEADING SIRES IN CALIFORNIA BY MONEY WON

2023 LEADING TURF SIRES IN CALIFORNIA

The statistics shown here are compiled by The Jockey Club Information Systems (TJCIS). While every effort is made to prevent errors and omissions, California Thoroughbred cannot guarantee their complete and total accuracy. Earnings are from all available Northern Hemisphere racing and include adjusted money from Japan and Hong Kong. Adjusted earnings are put on par with average North American earnings from the previous year. The average North American purse in 2022 was $30,508 or 73% of the average purse in Japan. To put earnings on par, Japanese earnings are multiplied by 73% before being applied to the total earnings above. Hong Kong earnings are adjusted by 17%. Stakes winners and wins follow TJCIS stakes rules. Racing statistics through June 25, 2023.

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2023 LEADING LIFETIME SIRES IN CALIFORNIA

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Santa Anita Park, Arcadia Dec. 26, 2022-June 18, 2023

Pleasanton, Alameda County Fair, Pleasanton June 16-July 9

Los Angeles County Fair at Los Alamitos, Los Alamitos June 23-July 9

California State Fair (Cal Expo), Sacramento July 14-30

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2023 REGIONAL SALE DATES

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$175,000 Real Good Deal Stakes

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$125,000 CTBA Stakes

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California Dreamin’ Stakes

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Graduation Stakes

Solana Beach Stakes

Generous Portion Stakes

I’m Smokin Stakes

Harris Farms Stakes

California Distaff Handicap

California Flag Handicap

Golden State Juvenile Fillies

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Betty Grable Stakes

Cary Grant Stakes

Soviet Problem Stakes

King Glorious Stakes

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Northern California Sale

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