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HEARING DESIGNED TO 'BUILD BRIDGES'By Tom LaMarra

An April 28 hearing on federal legislation that

would put the United States Anti-Doping Agency

in charge of equine medication policy, testing, and

enforcement is designed in part to "build bridges,"

according to U.S. Rep. Paul Tonko of New York.

Tonko was at the forefront of the Thoroughbred

Horseracing Integrity Act of 2015, which he introduced

last spring. In an April 27 interview, Tonko said mem-

bers of the Congressional Horse Caucus who will take

part in the hearing at the U.S. Capitol "are very much

interested in the bill as are outsiders to the caucus."

Tonko said he would have liked the bill to have been

heard in a congressional subcommittee or committee

at this point because "there is a degree of urgency to

the bill." He said members of Congress he has spoken

with have been receptive to the legislation.

"Tons of bills are introduced every year (in Con-

gress)," Tonko said. "This one is in the mix. We're

doing everything we can to gain laser-sharp focus

on this issue. A hearing like this is at least a forum to

draw people's attention to the issue at hand." BH

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IN TODAY’S EDITIONFIRST US WINNER FOR ASTROLOGY 3

POST-SALE DEALS GAVE OBS A BOOST 5

UNUSUAL WORK BY JAPAN'S DERBY RUNNER 7

ROYAL ASCOT CONFIRMED FOR MOTION FILLY 8

METABOSS RETURNS WITH DICKINSON 8

AN EVENTFUL NEWMARKET CLASSIC 9

COMPETITIVE STALLION MARKETPLACE 10

COMMISSIONERS NAMED TO REVAMPED KHRC 10

HISTORY SHOWS CHURCHILL PRODUCES 11

RESULTS 12

ENTRIES 14

LEADING LISTS 17

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LATEST HEADLINES FROM BLOODHORSE.COMESPINOZA BACK FOR MORE IN KENTUCKY DERBY California Chrome entered the 2014 Kentucky Derby (gr. I) with a four-race winning streak that led jockey Victor Espinoza to believe the race was his to lose. He did not lose.

TOEWS ON ICE HEADS OPENING CHURCHILL STAKES Toews On Ice heads a field of five 3-year-olds entered in the $100,000 William Walker Stakes on the April 30 opening night Churchill Downs card.

SHERMAN SEEKS CALIFORNIA CHROME STAKES UPSET Trainer Art Sherman admits running in a race named after a horse he still has in training is a bit odd, but he couldn't help but have an entry in the inaugural $150,000 California Chrome Stakes April 30 at Los Alamitos Race Course.

AKTABANTAY CHASES MIAMI MILE SUCCESS Aktabantay, a $625,000 yearling purchase, is set to seek his first stateside triumph and graded-stakes success in the Miami Mile (gr. IIIT), in his third start for trainer Tom Morley.

GABRIEL CHARLES MAKES RETURN IN SF MILE Although he'd ideally like to have a softer landing spot, trainer Jeff Mullins is just happy to get grade I winner Gabriel Charles back to racing April 30 in the $100,000 San Francisco Mile (gr. IIIT) at Golden Gate Fields.

FREE EAGLE TO LEAD CORNERSTONE 2016 ROSTER European highweight older horse and group I winner Free Eagle will lead Cornerstone Stud's 2016 stallion roster with a fee of Aus$18,700, the farm announced April 26.

NATIONWIDE SILENT AUCTION TO BENEFIT PDJF Twenty-nine tracks will auction signed photographs of American Pharoah and Secretariat on Derby Day.

FIRST US WINNER FOR ASTROLOGYBy Alastair Bull

Taylor Made Stallions' Astrology had his first Unit-

ed States winner, and second overall, when Capt.

Grider won at Keeneland April 27.

Capt. Grider overcame a three-length deficit well

into the stretch to nab Jersey Street (Maimonides) at

the wire in the 4 1/2 -furlong, $50,000 race for jockey

Paco Lopez.

"Congrats to Capt. Grider's breeder Kings and

Queens Farm and trainer Dante Zanelli," Taylor Made

Stallions stated via Twitter. "They are breeding-right

holders in Astrology."

Capt. Grider is from the first crop of Astrology.

By A.P. Indy out of Quiet Eclipse, by Quiet American,

Astrology won the Iroquois (gr. III) at 2 and was third

in the Preakness (gr. I) behind Shackleford and Ani-

mal Kingdom. Capt. Grider is out of the Dynaformer

mare Majestic Dy, whose progeny include Al Qasr, a

Peruvian Horse of the Year, and Delicate Dynamite,

second in the Kentucky Cup Distaff (gr. III).

He is the second winner for his sire, the first being

Mi Querido Capi, winner of a maiden race at Hipo-

dromo de las Americas in Mexico City April 1.

Astrology, who has two winners from three start-

ers, stands at Taylor Made, near Nicholasville, Ky., for

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SALES UPDATE

POST-SALE DEALS GAVE OBS A BOOSTBy Ron Mitchell

Not long after a Scat Daddy colt consigned to

the recent Ocala Breeders' Sales Co.'s spring

sale of 2-year-olds in training left the sales ring

unsold, he was purchased privately for $180,000

in a transaction reflected in totals reported by

the sales company.

Greg Dodd, whose Southern Chase con-

signed the colt, said the final bid in the ring was

$190,000 and a short time later Mathis Stable

bought the colt.

Over the course of the four-day auction, "post-

sale" receipts totaled more than $3.3 million, rep-

resenting 6.3% of the sale's $52.5 million gross.

Florida law requires OBS to report post-sale

transactions on summaries and sale archives.

Since the post-sale price is generally within close

proximity of the final bid, there is little incentive

for the seller not to report such deals to the sales

company.

The commission is levied on either the final

RNA bid or the post-sale price. Post-sale purchas-

es are bound by the OBS Conditions of Sale, pro-

viding a level of protection to both

buyer and seller, OBS sales director

Tod Wojciechowski said.

At Keeneland, private sales are

not listed on the official sale sum-

maries, and it is up to the parties

involved whether they want a sale

to be included in a separate "RNA

to Sale" section of the website.

Regardless of whether it is publicly

disclosed, the sale is subject to the

Keeneland commission based on the

private sale, not the RNA bid price.

For Keeneland's January horses

of all ages sale, 63 private sales were

reported on the website.

"Anything that appears on the

sales summary has to have gone

through the sales ring," said Keene-

land sales director Geoffrey Russell.

Fasig-Tipton includes the post-sale purchases

on its daily results when they take place on the

day the horse goes through the ring and if it hap-

pens before the summary is released. Otherwise,

according to Fasig-Tipton president and chief ex-

ecutive officer Boyd Browning Jr., the sale is not

included in the totals and it is between buyer and

seller without the sales company being involved.

Browning said Fasig-Tipton attempted to

adjust sale results as post-sale transactions were

reported following an auction, but the reporting

process became a logistical issue and was aban-

doned.

Like OBS, Fasig-Tipton must comply with the

Florida law on post-sale transactions at its one-

day March sale, but Browning said very few of

those take place at that sale.

While Fasig-Tipton misses out on potentially

higher commissions when a post-sale deal is great-

er than the hammer price and it doesn't go through

the sales company, Browning said the sales com-

pany is "trying to facilitate commerce and we are

happy to participate in that process." BH

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UNUSUAL WORK BY JAPAN'S DERBY RUNNERBy Jennie Rees

Japan's Kentucky Derby (gr. I) challenger Lani

doesn't believe in training the expected way.

The UAE Derby (UAE-II) winner declined to kick

into full gear for jockey Yutaka Take at Churchill

Downs April 27 until after a quarter-mile of what was

designed to be a five-eighths work.

He picked it up midway through the turn to get an

official time of :37 2/5, galloping out a half-mile in :50

3/5. Churchill clockers caught the first eighth of the

timed portion in :14.

According to interpreter Kieta Tanaka, agent for

Lani's owners, that's how the son of Tapit can be

sometimes.

"He was a little shy, shyer than what I thought, for

accelerating," Take said through Tanaka. "But after

the quarter pole, he did a good gallop for two fur-

longs and after the finish pole."

Tanaka said that "even back home, he sometimes

does something like what you saw this morning. It's

not a big concern."

Take said Lani's temperament is such that he's

not always willing to

run, but "if he wants

to run on Derby

Day, we have a big

chance."

The jockey said

he wouldn't know

which Lani will show

up until they break

from the gate.

If Lani, a Ken-

tucky-bred son of

the super stallion

Tapit, wins the Der-

by, it will be with the

most unorthodox

training, by Ameri-

can standards, since

Canonero II came

from Venezuela

and proved in 1971

that there is more

than one method to

success.

Lani, who has

been at Churchill Downs since April 3, was supposed

to work five-eighths last week after galloping a mile.

But that training session also started extremely

slowly before the colt picked up the pace on the turn,

his final 1:06 time barely making the cutoff to have a

published workout.

That work was by design to be devoid of speed,

his camp said, adding this work would have more

speed.

Take also rode the first Japanese-based horse to

run in the Derby, Ski Captain, who finished 14th in

the 1995 race won by Thunder Gulch.

"For a very long time, I have been wishing to ride

in the Derby again," the jockey said through Tana-

ka. "The time has come now, and I'm very excited

about it. ... For the jockeys riding outside the U.S., it's

extremely difficult to even get a ride in the Kentucky

Derby. So I understand how precious the experience

this time will be."

Lani taking on America's best 3-year-olds in the

Derby is a big story in Japan. A video crew from

Western Japan's Kansai Telecasting Corp. was in town

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METABOSS RETURNS WITH DICKINSONBy Blood-Horse Staff

Trainer Michael Dickinson, who retired seven years

ago but announced his return to training last year,

won with the first horse he saddled upon his return

April 2 at Laurel Park.

He'll try to make it two-for-two when he saddles

grade III winner Metaboss, who hasn't raced in 13

months, in a grass allowance race at Laurel April 29.

Metaboss, who won the grade III El Camino Real

Derby early last year, underwent surgery last spring

to remove an ankle chip. Owned by a partnership

that includes California-based bloodstock agent

Mersad Metanovic and Nevada-based Daniel Preiss,

Metaboss was injured while training up to the 2015

American Turf (gr. IIT) at Churchill Downs.

Purchased by Metanovic for $10,000 at the 2012

Keeneland November breeding stock sale, Metaboss,

a 4-year-old Street Boss colt out of the Free House

mare Spinning Yarns, has been training at Dickinson's

reborn Tapeta Farm in Maryland since last November.

Dickinson is known for successfully bringing hors-

es back from lengthy layoffs, including Da Hoss in

the 1998 Breeders' Cup Mile (gr. IT), which he won off

one start since a victory in the same race two years

earlier. BH

ROYAL ASCOT CONFIRMED FOR MOTION FILLYBy Sarah Troxell

Royal Ascot racegoers will see a very different Miss

Temple City this year than the one who ran fourth

in the 2015 Coronation Stakes (Eng-I).

Trainer Graham Motion has confirmed the Temple

City filly will head back to the Royal meeting, aimed at

the Duke of Cambridge (Eng-II) June 15.

In her most recent start, she beat males in the

Maker's 46 Mile (gr. IT) at Keeneland.

"She has grown and looks totally different to what

she looked like last year," Motion said. "She is bigger

and has much more weight on her. She has gone from

being a nice big filly to basically looking like a colt.

"She is really doing well, and it is all systems go for

Royal Ascot."

Miss Temple City is expected to arrive the Friday

before Royal Ascot and stay at David Lanigan's yard,

as she did in 2015.

Representing part-owners The Club, Sean Feld said

his filly recovered well from her Keeneland race.

He said if all goes well at Ascot, she will be aimed

for the Falmouth (Eng-I) at Newmarket July 8. BH

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AN EVENTFUL NEWMARKET CLASSICBy Tom Hall

Saturday marks the 208th running of the English

Two Thousand Guineas (Eng-I) at the track on the

Newmarket Heath, and this year's probable favorite

is a Kentucky-bred son of War Front from the Bally-

doyle Stable of Aidan O' Brien, Air Force Blue.

In 1980 the 172nd running featured a pair of U.S.

breds whose paths first crossed at the 1978 Keene-

land sales in Lexington, Ky. On a hot July Tuesday

afternoon, Hip 218, a medium-sized bay Florida-bred

son of In Reality—Tamerett, by Tim Tam, from the

Mare Haven Farm consignment of Dr. William O.

Reed, brought $225,000 from H.L. Cottrill. During the

evening session, Hip 311, a Kentucky-bred bay colt

consigned by Claiborne Farm, fetched considerably

more. The smallish, blazed-faced son of Northern

Dancer—Special, by Forli, went to B.B.A. Ireland for

$1.3 million, then the second-high-

est-priced yearling on record.

The In Reality colt, named Known

Fact, went to Prince Khalid Abdullah's

Juddmonte Farms and trainer Jeremy

Tree in England. The Northern Dancer

colt landed with Stavros Niarchos and

trainer Francois Boutin in France and

was given the name Nureyev.

Two years later the pair lined up

for the Two Thousand Guineas, the

first of the English classics, where un-

defeated Nureyev was the favorite in

the field of 13.

While the choices employed by

Nureyev's jockey, Philippe Paquet, in

a furious attempt to extricate himself

from traffic and extend the colt's per-

fect record, resulted in him getting to

the post a neck ahead of Known Fact,

his tactics ultimately cost the colt the

race. The severe interference suffered

two furlongs from the finish by third-

place finisher Posse (owned and bred

by American Ogden Mills Phipps, who

also bred and owned that year’s group I One Thou-

sand Guineas winner Quick as Lightning) led to stew-

ards disqualifying Nureyev to last, moving Known

Fact to first and Posse to second. Paquet was handed

a seven-day suspension.

On the strength of his gutsy Guineas effort and his

winning performance in the Queen Elizabeth II (Eng-

II) run at Ascot in the fall, Known Fact was honored as

champion miler in England. Although he never raced

again after the Guineas debacle, Nureyev was named

France's champion miler and was off to stud.

Both European champion milers ended up stand-

ing at stud in Kentucky, where each had a successful

career. Known Fact sired 54 stakes winners from 612

starters (8.8%), and his progeny earned more than

$34.2 million.

Nureyev became a breed-shaper. He sired 136

stakes winners from 654 starters (20.8%), and his

progeny amassed more than $79.8 million in

earnings. BH

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COMMISSIONERS NAMED TO REVAMPED KHRCBy Blood-Horse Staff

Former commissioner Frank Kling will return to chair

a revamped Kentucky Horse Racing Commission,

Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin announced April 27.

The new commission will go from 16 members

under former Gov. Steve Beshear to a dozen com-

missioners under Bevin.

In another change, a revised structure will grant

voting powers to three ex-officio members: the sec-

retary of the Public Protection Cabinet, secretary of

the Tourism, Arts and Heritage Cabinet, and secre-

tary of the Cabinet for Economic Development.

Bevin said the new commission structure will

enhance the focus on one of Kentucky's signature

industries.

New commissioners include retired Hall of Fame

jockey Pat Day, Breeders' Cup director Bret Jones,

and Ken Jackson, founding member of the North

American Standardbred Breeders Association.

"These individuals encompass the character, com-

petence, and commitment traits we need to elevate

Kentucky's horse racing industry," Bevin said. "We

are fortunate to have men and women of high calib-

er and integrity willing to serve in these roles."

The announced appointees are Frank Kling, John

Roach, Lesley Howard, Dr. David Richardson, Mark

Simendinger, Brereton C. Jones, Jr., Pat Day, Doug

Hendrickson, Kerry Cauthen, Kenneth Jackson, Ger-

ald Holt, and Dr. Stuart Brown. BH

COMPETITIVE STALLION MARKETPLACEBy Tara Madgwick

The major Australian farms have all released ser-

vice fees in recent weeks, revealing a competitive

marketplace.

Coolmore's champion sire Fastnet Rock lists as

private, with four other stallions priced just below

him at Aus$110,000 ($84,883).

Those sharing that fee are Darley's Exceed And

Excel and Medaglia d'Oro, and Arrowfield's Redoute's

Choice, along with his son, Snitzel.

The first three's fees remain the same, while Snit-

zel's has been increased from Aus$88,000 ($67,906).

Lonhro, who has made good headway with his

North American progeny, is next at Aus$88,000,

followed by Sebring at Aus$77,000 ($59,418), Not A

Single Doubt at Aus$71,500 ($55,174) and More Than

Ready at Aus$66,000 ($50,930).

Not A Single Doubt has had a benchmark year,

with progeny earnings topping Aus$10 million ($7.57

million) for 2015-16, and 10 stakes winners, headed

by group I winners Extreme Choice, Single Gaze, and

Good Project. As a result, his fee has shot up from

Aus$33,000 ($25,465).

The most expensive newcomers are on Coolmore's

roster: 2015 Golden Slipper (Aus-I) winner Vancouver

(Medaglia d'Oro), priced at Aus$66,000 ($50,930), and

2015 Blue Diamond (Aus-I) winner Pride Of Dubai

(Street Cry), at Aus$55,000 ($42,441). BH

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Pat Day has been appointed to the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission

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INDUSTRYANALYSIS with Tom LaMarra

HISTORY SHOWS CHURCHILL PRODUCES

The last one-day Breeders' Cup was held at

Churchill Downs in 2006, and to call it a fi-

nancial success would be an understatement.

The full-card on-track handle for the day

totaled a record $18.25 million, up 23.8% from

the previous year at Belmont Park, and 11.7%

higher than the previous on-track wagering mark

of $16.34 million recorded in 2003 at Santa Anita

Park. All-sources handle of $140.33 million blew

away previous years' figures and rose 13.1% from

2005, when the previous $123.97 million record

had been established.

Attendance of

75,132 in 2006 was

third-highest for a one-

day Cup—but the two

best figures—80,452

(1998) and 76,043

(2000)—also came at

Churchill.

As for the two-day

events that began in

2007, Churchill held

them back to back in

2010 and 2011. The

Kentucky track set the

two-day attendance re-

cord of 114,353 in 2010,

and two-day records for on-track handle ($22.5

million) and total handle ($173.85 million).

When the event returns to Churchill in three

years, will records be set again?

The Cup returned to Kentucky in 2015, at

first-time host Keeneland, after three consec-

utive years at Santa Anita in California. Even

though Keeneland, because of its size, relied

heavily on upscale temporary accommodations,

on-track wagering over two days increased 2.5%

from the previous year at expansive Santa Anita.

The tip-off that Breeders' Cup had an ex-

cellent chance of returning to Churchill in

2018 came the week of last year's event, when

Churchill officials willingly confirmed they were

preparing a formal bid.

"We very much want to be the host of future

Breeders' Cups," John Asher, Churchill's vice

president of communications, said in October.

"We hope our history with the event works in

our favor. We also have a facility that now, more

than ever suits the Breeders' Cup."

Since 2011 Churchill has spent $67 million on

capital improvements, related in part to premi-

um seating and enhancing the customer expe-

rience, both of which are dear to the hearts of

Breeders' Cup officials. Churchill president Kevin

Flanery said more

facility improve-

ments could be

made between

now and Novem-

ber 2018, while

Louisville mayor

Greg Fischer noted

the city has added

5,000 hotel rooms

since 2011.

Fischer already

has predicted

the 2018 Cup will

set records. That

could be based on

the fact each year

Churchill continues building—financially and

otherwise—on Kentucky Derby (gr. I) week.

Churchill Downs Inc. last year reported

Derby-week earnings were up $6 million from

2014, when the week generated about $8

million. The Kentucky Derby program alone

produced $10.7 million in purse money paid to

horsemen during the track's three 2015 meets,

company officials said.

Financial details of contracts between Breed-

ers' Cup and host tracks aren't released, though

officials repeatedly have said the most financially

successful Cups have been at Churchill. BH

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Previous Breeders' Cups at Churchill Downs set attendance

and handle records

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H Denotes Keeneland Sales Graduate

RACE RESULTS

STAKES RESULTS

MERRIEBELLE STABLE PAVILION STAKES (ENG-III)

Ascot, 4/27, £78,696, 3yo, 6f, 1:14.54, gd-s.1–Gifted Master (IRE), 130, b g, 3 ........ £45,368

Kodiac (GB)–Shobobb (GB), by Shamardal O–DR ALI RIDHA, B–Tally-Ho Stud (IRE), T–PALMER HUGO, J–SMULLEN PATSale History: 2014 TATOC1, $126,646.

2–Dream Dubai (GB), 127, b c, 3 ......... £17,200 Kyllachy (GB)–Welsh Anthem (GB), by Sing-spiel (IRE) O–MALIH L AL BASTI, B–Usk Valley Stud (GB), T–KIRK SYLVESTER, J–DE SOUSA SILVESTRESale History: 2014 TATOC2, $92,839, 2013 TATFOA, $114,579.

3–Gracious John (IRE), 127, b c, 3......... £8,608 Baltic King (GB)–Dorn Hill (GB), by Lujain O–TERRY REFFELL, B–SKEAGHMORE HILL (IRE), T–EVANS DAVID, J–KIRBY ADAMSale History: 2015 ARQJUL, $11,141.

Margins: 2¼, 1½, ¾. Others: DHAHMAAN (IRE), C NOTE (IRE), ORVAR (IRE), WASHINGTON DC (IRE), ZEBSTAR (IRE), PRICELESS.

LONGINES SAGARO STAKES (ENG-III)

Ascot, 4/27, £59,022, 4yo/up, 16f, 3:30.40, gd-s.1–Mizzou (IRE), 128, b h, 5 ................. £34,026

Galileo (IRE)–Moments of Joy (GB), by Dar-shaan (GB) O–JON S KELLY, B–Matrix Bloodstock (IRE), T–Cumani Luca, J–ATZENI ANDREASale History: 2012 TATOC1, $462,722.

2–Clever Cookie (GB), 128, b g, 8 ........ £12,900 Primo Valentino (IRE)–Mystic Memory (GB), by Ela-Mana-Mou (IRE) O–PETER NIVEN, B–MRS J A NIVEN (GB), T–NIVEN PETER, J–MOORE RYAN

3–Flying Officer, 133, b h, 6 .................. £6,456 Dynaformer–Vignette, by Diesis (GB) O–George Strawbridge, B–GEORGE STRAW-BRIDGE JR (PA), T–GOSDEN JOHN, J–DETTO-RI FRANKIE

Margins: neck, ½, 1½. Others: SUEGIOO (FR), BUR-MESE, SANDRO BOTTICELLI (IRE), GLARING, SEISMOS (IRE), AMBER FLUSH.

TRAO Classic Sprint S.

Will Rogers Downs, 4/26, $55,000, 3yo/up, c/f, 6f (dirt), 1:08.70, track fast.

1–Welder, 116, gr/ro g, 3 .................... $33,000 The Visualiser–Dance Softly, by Tiznow O–Ra-Max Farms LLC, B–Center Hills Farm (OK), T–Theresa Sue Luneack, J–Travis Cun-ningham

2–Perfect to Please, 119, ch g, 6 ......... $11,000 Pleasantly Perfect–Your Pleasure, by Forest Wildcat O–Elada D. Kirk, B–John E. & Barbara R. Smicklas Living Trusts (OK), T–Veronica Griggs, J–David CabreraSale History: 2011 OKLAUG, $15,000.

3–Johnny Whip, 118, dk b/br g, 7 ......... $6,050 Stephen Got Even–Paradisa, by Seeking the Gold O–George W. Straw, Jr., B–Robert H. Zoellner (OK), T–Jody Pruitt, J–Benny C. Landeros

Margins: 2½, 7½, ½. Others: Yonaguska Boy ($3,300), Winter Scout ($1,650), Chifforobe, Delancy, Okey Dokey Kyle, Katillac Charm. View Equibase Chart

STRATFORD PLACE STUD PARADISE STAKES

Ascot, 4/27, £36,397, 4yo/up, 8f, 1:41.96, gd-s.1–Gm Hopkins (GB), 126, b g, 5 .......... £20,983

Dubawi (IRE)–Varsity (GB), by Lomitas (GB) O–R J H GEFFEN, B–CADRAN-EARL BLOT-SCEA DES BISSONS (GB), T–GOSDEN JOHN, J–MOORE RYANSale History: 2012 ARQAUG, $148,020.

2–Battle of Marathon H, 126, b c, 4 ..... £7,955 War Front–Sayedah (IRE), by Darshaan (GB) O–GRAHAM SMITH-BERNAL & ALAN DEE, B–Galleria Bloodstock & Rhinestone Bloodstock (KY), T–RYAN JOHN, J–KIRBY ADAMSale History: 2015 TATAUT, $36,983, 2012 KEENOV, $250,000.

3–Arod (IRE), 126, b h, 5 ....................... £3,981 Teofilo (IRE)–My Personal Space, by Rahy

O–QATAR RACING LIMITED, B–KABANSK LTD & RATHBARRY STUD (IRE), T–CHAPPLE-HYAM PETER, J–MURPHY OISINSale History: 2012 GOFORB, $219,623.

Margins: ¾, 1¼, 1¼. Others: DECORATED KNIGHT, HORS DE COMBAT, CAPTAIN CAT (IRE), BALTY BOYS (IRE), MOHEET (IRE).

ALLOWANCE RESULTS

Gulfstream Park, Race 7, AOC4/27, $44,000, 3yo/up, 5f (turf), :54.79, course firm.1–Posse Dreamin, 122, b g, 4, Posse–Don't Stop Dream-

in, by West Acre, $22,800, O–Edwin T. Broome, B–Edwin T. Broome (NJ), T–Edwin T. Broome, J–Jonathan J. Gonzales

Margin: ¾, 6 starters. View Equibase Chart

Indiana Downs, Race 1, AOC4/27, $34,000, 3yo/up, 5.5f (dirt), 1:03.25, track muddy.1–Polo Art, 120, ch g, 4, Northern Afleet–Nacho Polo, by

A.P. Indy, $20,400, O–Spiess Stable LLC and Klopp, Randy, B–Donald R. Dizney (FL), T–Randy L. Klopp, J–Thomas L. Pompell

Margin: neck, 6 starters. View Equibase Chart

Indiana Downs, Race 6, ALW4/27, $36,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 6f (dirt), 1:12.15, track good.1–Rhapsody's Gift, 120, b f, 4, Eaton's Gift–Rhapsody At

Sea, by Sea Hero, $21,600, O–Paul R. Walker, B–Swifty Farms Inc. (IN), T–Paul R. Walker, J–Perry Wayne Ouzts

Margin: 1, 7 starters. View Equibase Chart

Indiana Downs, Race 8, ALW4/26, $36,000, 3yo/up, 6f (dirt), 1:11.96, track fast.1–Containment, 118, dk b/br g, 3, Pass Rush–Christina's

Gold, by Gold Token, $21,600, O–Swifty Farms Inc., B–Swifty Farms Inc. (IN), T–Mort Shirazi, J–Yuri Yaranga

Margin: head, 11 starters. View Equibase Chart

Keeneland, Race 6, ALW4/27, $64,000, 4yo/up, f/m, 8.5f (turf), 1:46.65, course

soft.1–Heath, 118, ch f, 4, Pulpit–Greenery, by Galileo (IRE),

$38,400, O–Claiborne Farm and Dilschneider, Adele B., B–Claiborne Farm & Adele B. Dilschneider (KY), T–William I. Mott, J–Jose Lezcano

Margin: ¾, 11 starters. View Equibase Chart

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Keeneland, Race 7, AOC4/27, $66,000, 4yo/up, 6f (dirt), 1:08.98, track sloppy.1–No Hiding Place, 118, b g, 4, Munnings–Rhythm and

Rhyme, by Unbridled's Song, $39,600, O–Michael B. Tabor, B–Rhythm And Rhyme Syndicate (KY), T–Wesley A. Ward, J–Joel Rosario

Margin: 3, 6 starters. View Equibase Chart

Keeneland, Race 8, ALW4/27, $62,000, 3yo, f, 9f (turf), 1:54.27, course soft.1–Verbouwen H, 118, ch f, 3, Kitten's Joy–Gone Over-

board, by Gone West, $37,200, O–Sheep Pond Partners and Kisber, Michael E., B–Dr. John A. Chandler (KY), T–Chad C. Brown, J–Javier Castellano

Sale History: 2015 OBSAPR, $100,000, 2014 KEESEP, $40,000.

Margin: 3¾, 12 starters. View Equibase Chart

Penn National, Race 1, ALW4/27, $33,300, 3yo/up, f/m, 8f (dirt), 1:42.06, track fast.1–Chapel of Chimes, 117, ch f, 3, Etched–Really Rahy, by

Real Quiet, $19,980, O–Adam Staple, B–Elizabeth R. Houghton (PA), T–Brandon L. Kulp, J–Tyler Conner

Margin: 2, 7 starters. View Equibase Chart

Tampa Bay Downs, Race 9, ALW4/27, $23,000, 4yo/up, 8.5f (turf), 1:42.20, course firm.1–High Side, 118, b g, 5, Kitalpha–Sparklin Lil, by Mr.

Sparkles, $12,000, O–Aschinger Bloodstock, LLC, B–Aschinger Bloodstock, LLC (KY), T–Gerald Russel Aschinger, J–Antonio A. Gallardo

Margin: 1, 8 starters. View Equibase Chart

Thistledown, Race 7, AOC4/27, $23,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 6f (dirt), 1:11.68, track fast.1–Granny's Drink H, 122, gr/ro m, 5, Old Fashioned–Cin-

tarosa, by Grand Slam, $13,800, O–James E. Hunt, B–Jack Grunwald (KY), T–S. Matthew Kintz, J–Christian P. Pilares

Sale History: 2014 KEENOV, $40,000, 2012 FTSAUG, $360,000.

Margin: 1¾, 7 starters. View Equibase Chart

Turf Paradise, Race 5, ALW4/26, $22,500, 3yo/up, f/m, a8f (turf), 1:35.75, course

firm.1–Who's for Glory, 119, dk b/br m, 5, Hat Trick (JPN)–

Vaguely Who, by Hittias (GB), $13,811, O–Andy Spitalny, B–River Ridge Ranch (IA), T–J. Jay Kruljac, J–Jake Barton

Margin: 2½, 6 starters. View Equibase Chart

Will Rogers Downs, Race 9, ALW4/26, $25,080, 3yo/up, 5.5f (dirt), 1:03.37, track fast.1–My Validation, 124, b g, 5, Valid Expectations–Anna's

Girl, by Distorted Humor, $14,342, O–Hobby Horse Farm, Inc., B–Hobby Horse Farm Inc. (OK), T–Scott E. Young, J–Justin Shepherd

Margin: 3¾, 11 starters. View Equibase Chart

MAIDEN RESULTS

Evangeline Downs, Race 1, MSW4/27, $22,000, 3/4/5/6yo, f/m, 5f (dirt), :58.88, track good.1–Storm Temple Pilot H, 118, b f, 3, Temple City–Laun-

chastorm, by Cape Town, $13,200, O–Pocket Aces Racing LLC, B–Stephen Batchelder & Claybank Farms (KY), T–Pat-rick Devereux, Jr., J–Diego Saenz

Sale History: 2014 KEESEP, $10,000.Margin: 2¾, 6 starters. View Equibase Chart

Indiana Downs, Race 5, MSW4/27, $34,000, 3/4/5yo, f/m, 6f (dirt), 1:12.11, track good.1–Archie's Girl, 118, dk b/br f, 3, Archarcharch–Thine, by

Pulpit, $20,400, O–Neal M. Allread, B–Elm Tree Farm, LLC (IN), T–Jeremiah C. Englehart, J–Albin Jimenez

Sale History: 2014 OBSAUG, $35,000.Margin: 3, 8 starters. View Equibase Chart

Indiana Downs, Race 7, MSW4/27, $34,000, 3/4/5yo, f/m, 6f (dirt), 1:13.02, track good.1–Go Wireless, 117, dk b/br f, 4, Maimonides–Curly Girl,

by Golden Missile, $20,400, O–Cindy Patrick, B–Gary Pat-rick (IN), T–R. Gary Patrick, J–Cheyanna Patrick

Margin: 3½, 8 starters. View Equibase Chart

Indiana Downs, Race 9, MSW4/27, $34,000, 3/4/5yo, f/m, 5.5f (dirt), 1:03.83, track

good.1–Carmalley Chrome, 118, ch f, 3, Cat Dreams–Glisten,

by Dixieland Band, $20,400, O–Carmalley Valley Farm, B–

Carmalley Valley Farm, LLC (IN), T–Michael W. Nance, J–Rodney A. Prescott

Margin: 16, 11 starters. View Equibase Chart

Keeneland, Race 2, MSW4/27, $50,000, 2yo, 4.5f (dirt), :50.45, track fast.1–Drafted, 118, gr/ro c, 2, Field Commission–Keep the

Profit, by Darn That Alarm, $26,650, O–Laird, P. R. and Harty, Eoin G., B–John Foster, Barbara Hooker & Field Com-mission Partnership (FL), T–Eoin G. Harty, J–Mitchell Murrill

Sale History: 2016 OBSMAR, $35,000, 2015 OBSAUG, ($19,000 RNA).

Margin: 2¾, 4 starters. View Equibase Chart

Keeneland, Race 4, MSW4/27, $50,000, 2yo, 4.5f (dirt), :51.70, track fast.1–Capt. Grider, 118, b c, 2, Astrology–Majestic Dy, by Dy-

naformer, $30,000, O–Horse International, B–Kings and Queens Farm (KY), T–Dante Zanelli, Jr., J–Paco Lopez

Margin: head, 6 starters. View Equibase Chart

Penn National, Race 2, MSW4/27, $33,300, 3yo, f, 6f (dirt), 1:12.37, track fast.1–Her Divineness, 122, b f, 3, Divine Park–Big Shot Baby,

by Lil's Lad, $19,980, O–Big Shot Stable, B–Big Shot Stable LLC (PA), T–Robert A. Wolfe, Jr., J–Felix E. Pinero

Margin: 5½, 7 starters. View Equibase Chart

Tampa Bay Downs, Race 7, MSW4/27, $23,000, 3yo, 6.5f (dirt), 1:17.94, track fast.1–Ditka H, 120, dk b/br c, 3, Distorted Humor–Half A. P.,

by Pulpit, $12,000, O–Godolphin Racing LLC, B–Mr. & Mrs. Wayne G. Lyster III (KY), T–Eoin G. Harty, J–Pablo Morales

Sale History: 2014 KEESEP, $500,000.Margin: 2, 7 starters. View Equibase Chart

Thistledown, Race 6, MSW4/27, $29,000, 3yo/up, 5.5f (dirt), 1:06.20, track fast.1–Honor Roll, 119, b g, 3, Magna Graduate–Crack the

Code, by Lost Code, $16,820, O–Elisabeth H. Alexander, B–Elisabeth H. Alexander (OH), T–Robin Schuster, J–Luis Raul Rivera

Margin: 12¼, 12 starters. View Equibase Chart

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SAN FRANCISCO MILE S. (GR. IIIT)Golden Gate Fields, Saturday, April 30, Race 88f (turf), $100,000, 3yo/up, 5:45 PM (local)

P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight M/L Owner 1 Tamarando Bertrando 5/h Juan J. Hernandez 122 - Mr. & Mrs. Larry D. Williams 2 Home Run Kitten Kitten's Joy 5/h Kyle Frey 122 - Tarabilla Farms, Inc. 3 Kenjisstorm Stormy Atlantic 4/c Giuseppe Ercegovic 122 - KM Racing Enterprise, Inc. 4 Docs Legacy (IRE) Ad Valorem 7/g Catalino Martinez 122 - Ronald L. Charles or Samuel Gordon 5 Montego Bay War Chant 7/g Drayden Van Dyke 122 - Stone Farm or Shawn Dugan 6 Perfectly Majestic H Majesticperfection 4/g Abel Cedillo 122 - Griffin Thoroughbred Stables or Schroeder Farms

LLC 7 G. G. Ryder Chhaya Dance 5/h Ricardo Gonzalez 122 - Jerry Hollendorfer or George Todaro 8 P Club Bushwacker 4/g Cristobal Herrera 122 - Jerome & Kristina Russell 9 Royal F J H Royal Academy 9/g Kayla Stra 122 - Richard Walsh 10 Terrys Tom Cat H Bluegrass Cat 5/g Julien Couton 122 - Jethorse LLC 11 Alert Bay H City Zip 5/g Tyler Baze 122 - Peter Redekop B. C., Ltd. 12 Bal a Bali (BRZ) Put It Back 6/h Flavien Prat 122 - Fox Hill Farms, Inc. or Siena Farms LLC 13 Gabriel Charles H Street Hero 6/h Mike E. Smith 122 - Sam Britt or Michael House 14 Unusually Green Unusual Heat 5/g Frank T. Alvarado 122 - Mr. & Mrs. Larry D. WilliamsBreeders: 1–Mr. & Mrs. Larry D. Williams; 2–Kenneth L. Ramsey & Sarah K. Ramsey; 3–Dapple Bloodstock & Susan Bunning; 4–Miss Mary Davison; 5–Stone Farm & Neil Drysdale; 6–Brereton C. Jones; 7–Eagle Oak Ranch LLC; 8–Terry C. Lovingier; 9–Overbrook Farm; 10–Pamspring Farm & Taylor Made Stallions Inc.; 11–Thomas Newton Bell & Ross John McLeod; 12–Haras Santa Maria de Araras; 13–Doris E Tummillo; 14–Mr. & Mrs. Larry D. Williams.Trainers: 1–Jeff Bonde; 2–David E. Hofmans; 3–Steve Knapp; 4–Manuel Badilla; 5–Neil D. Drysdale; 6–Robert B. Hess, Jr.; 7–Jerry Hollendorfer; 8–Ryan Kenney; 9–Elmer January; 10–Tim McCanna; 11–Blaine D. Wright; 12–Richard E. Mandella; 13–Jeff Mullins; 14–Steven Specht.

MIAMI MILE S. (GR. IIIT)Gulfstream Park, Saturday, April 30, Race 78f (turf), $100,000, 3yo/up, 4:26 PM (local)

P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight M/L Owner 1 Conquest Tsunami H Stormy Atlantic 4/c Emisael Jaramillo 119 - Conquest Stables, LLC 2 Smokem Kitten Kitten's Joy 4/c Edgar S. Prado 117 - Kenneth L. and Sarah K. Ramsey 3 Amigo Hard Spun 5/h Jose C. Caraballo 117 - Arindel 4 Hothersal Smart Strike 8/h Tyler Gaffalione 117 - Mr. Amore Stable LLC 5 With Exultation Kitten's Joy 6/g Elvis Trujillo 121 - John Arenson and George Weaver 6 Middleburg Lemon Drop Kid 6/h Joe Bravo 119 - Mr. and Mrs. Bertram R. Firestone 7 Aktabantay (GB) Oasis Dream (GB) 4/c Eddie Castro 117 - V. I. Araci 8 Quiet Force Dynaformer 6/h Edgard J. Zayas 119 - Imaginary Stables, Rev It Up Racing Stable and

Aventura StableBreeders: 1–Josham Farms Limited & Yvonne Schwabe Thoroughbreds; 2–Kenneth L. Ramsey & Sarah K. Ramsey; 3–Arindel Farm LLC; 4–Eugene Melnyk; 5–Kenneth L. Ramsey & Sarah K. Ramsey; 6–Mr. & Mrs. Bertram R. Firestone; 7–Fittocks Stud Ltd.; 8–Wertheimer Et Frere.Trainers: 1–Mark E. Casse; 2–Michael J. Maker; 3–Ronny W. Werner; 4–Jason Servis; 5–George Weaver; 6–Christophe Clement; 7–Thomas Morley; 8–Peter R. Walder.

CALIFORNIA CHROME S.Los Alamitos Race Course, Saturday, April 30, Race 88.5f (dirt), $150,000, 3yo, 5:28 PM (local)

P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight M/L Owner 1 Let's Meet in Rio Flatter 3/c Kent J. Desormeaux 118 - Juddmonte Farms 2 Curlin Rules H Curlin 3/c Victor Espinoza 118 - Hronis Racing, LLC 3 Touched by Autism Sierra Sunset 3/c Tiago Josue Pereira 118 - Johnny Taboada 4 One More Round H Discreet Cat 3/c Edwin A. Maldonado 118 - Casale or Valente 5 Malibu Sunset H Bernardini 3/c Rafael Bejarano 118 - Gary & Mary West 6 Mishegas Include 3/g Stewart Elliott 118 - Akin, Bach, or GP Stables, LP, Et Al 7 Dalmore H Colonel John 3/c Alonso Quinonez 118 - Big Chief Racing, LLC, Rocker O Ranch, LLC or

Desormeaux 8 Uncle Lino H Uncle Mo 3/c Fernando Hernandez Perez 118 - Mansor, Purple Shamrock Racing or Sherlock 9 Rare Candy H Twirling Candy 3/g Joseph Talamo 118 - Tarabilla Farms, Inc.Breeders: 1–Juddmonte Farms Inc; 2–W. S. Farish; 3–George Schmitt & Mary Clare Schmitt; 4–Mr. & Mrs. Michael Banahan, Mark Eslick & Tanya Johnson; 5–Mike Abraham; 6–Abdul Samet Tekin; 7–Sally J. Andersen; 8–JPR Stable, LLC; 9–Farm III Enterprises LLC.Trainers: 1–Bob Baffert; 2–John W. Sadler; 3–Marcia Stortz; 4–A. C. Avila; 5–Bob Baffert; 6–Art Sherman; 7–J. Keith Desormeaux; 8–Gary Sherlock; 9–David E. Hofmans.

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ELUSIVE QUALITY S.Belmont Park, Saturday, April 30, Race 87f (turf), $100,000, 4yo/up, 5:13 PM (local)

P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight M/L Owner 1 Mosler H War Front 5/h Jose Lezcano 124 - Dilschneider, Adele, B. 2 King Kreesa King Cugat 7/g Jose L. Ortiz 124 - Kresa, Gerald and Kresa, Susan 3 A Lot H Tapit 4/c Irad Ortiz, Jr. 124 - Amerman Racing LLC 4 Bye Bye Bernie Bernstein 6/g Luis Saez 124 - DARRS, Inc. 5 Green Mask Mizzen Mast 5/g Joel Rosario 118 - Almaddah, Abdullah, Saeed 6 Ready for Rye H City Zip 4/g Javier Castellano 124 - Chalk Racing 7 Sandy'z Slew Limehouse 6/g Manuel Franco 118 - Team Clear Stars Stable 8 Kharafa Kitalpha 7/g Javier Castellano 124 - Braverman, Paul and Pinch, Timothy 9 Spartiatis Scat Daddy 6/g Aaron T. Gryder 120 - Beler, Constantine, Peter 10 Big Guy Ian Birdstone 5/h John R. Velazquez 118 - Anstu Stables, Inc. 11 Stallwalkin' Dude City Place 6/g Irad Ortiz, Jr. 124 - Head of Plains Partners LLC 12 Aztec Brave (FR) Pyrus 5/g Kendrick Carmouche 124 - Grady, BradBreeders: 1–Cherry Valley Farm, LLC; 2–Horse Partners; 3–Liberty Road Stables; 4–K & G Stables; 5–D. J. Stable, LLC; 6–Soc. Agr. Santa Elena de Chimbarongo LTDA; 7–Robert Hahn; 8–Highmeadow Farm; 9–C. Peter Beler; 10–Mueller Farms Inc.; 11–Mary M. Haire; 12–S.A. Cuadra Africa.Trainers: 1–William I. Mott; 2–David G. Donk; 3–Chad C. Brown; 4–Brendan P. Walsh; 5–Wesley A. Ward; 6–Thomas Albertrani; 7–Richard E. Schosberg; 8–Timothy A. Hills; 9–Leon J. Blusiewicz; 10–Michael Dilger; 11–David Jacobson; 12–Joe Sharp.

WILLIAM WALKER S.Churchill Downs, Saturday, April 30, Race 76f (dirt), $100,000, 3yo, 9:05 PM (local)

P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight M/L Owner 1 Twizz H Twirling Candy 3/c Julien R. Leparoux 118 - Warner Thoroughbreds, Lewis, III, Lewis, Setzer,

Setzer et al. 2 Sheikh of Sheikhs H Discreetly Mine 3/c Jose Valdivia, Jr. 118 - Abdullah Saeed Almaddah 3 Patton Proud H Eskendereya 3/c Ricardo Santana, Jr. 118 - Jerry Durant 4 Toews On Ice H Archarcharch 3/c David Charles Lopez 120 - Mike Pegram, Karl Watson and Paul Weitman 5 Entertainer H Malibu Moon 3/c Corey J. Lanerie 118 - William S. SparksBreeders: 1–Archie Barnes & Wood Simpson; 2–Manuel Andrade; 3–Northwest Farms LLC; 4–Lakland Farm; 5–Doug Branham & Felicia Branham.Trainers: 1–Michael J. Maker; 2–Wesley A. Ward; 3–Steven M. Asmussen; 4–Bob Baffert; 5–Ron Moquett.

POWDER BREAK S.Gulfstream Park, Saturday, April 30, Race 98f (turf), $100,000, 3yo/up f/m, 5:30 PM (local)

P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight M/L Owner 1 Lady Serena Bernardini 4/f Eddie Castro 117 - DELL RIDGE FARM LLC 2 Speed Seeker Heatseeker (IRE) 5/m Emisael Jaramillo 121 - R. K. Johnson, F. Coniglio, F. Ferrogine, R. Rendina

and S. Ritman 3 Cali Thirty Seven H Eskendereya 4/f Joe Bravo 117 - Crush Management and D. J. Stable LLC 4 Miss Melinda H Malibu Moon 5/m Luca Panici 117 - Ben Mcelroy 5 Notte d'Oro H Medaglia d'Oro 5/m Tyler Gaffalione 119 - Robert S. Evans 6 Daring Kathy Wildcat Heir 5/m Edgard J. Zayas 119 - John Eaton and Steve Laymon 7 E B Ryder Bluegrass Cat 6/m Jonathan J. Gonzales 119 - Miller Racing, LLC 8 Prado's Sweet Ride Fort Prado 4/f Jose C. Caraballo 119 - Brommer, Darrell and Sadie 9 Susie Bee English Channel 4/f Edgar S. Prado 121 - Calumet Farm 10 Sweetie Girl (ARG) Star Dabbler 4/f Leonel Reyes 117 - Haras Futuro Si 11 Rhiana's Candy Candy Ride (ARG) 4/f Marcos Meneses 117 - Arif Kurtel 12 The Conception H Corinthian 5/m Carlos D. Lugo 117 - Maria Sol Aller 13 Best Behavior H Into Mischief 6/m Edgard J. Zayas 121 - Miller Racing, LLCBreeders: 1–Dell Ridge Farm, LLC; 2–Katherine Devall & Heatseeker Syndicate; 3–Atlas Farm LLC & Conor Doyle; 4–Grapestock LLC; 5–Twin Creeks Farm, Tom Clark & Nancy Clark; 6–John Eaton & Steve Laymon; 7–Farnsworth Stables LLC; 8–Mr. & Mrs. Darrell Brommer; 9–Bluegrass Hall, LLC; 10–Haras Futuro SRL; 11–Meadow Oaks Farm, LLC & Dr. Frank Justice; 12–Equine Farm Management, Inc. & Corinthian Syndicate; 13–James A. Everatt, Janeane A. Everatt & J. Arika Everatt - Meeuse.Trainers: 1–Chad C. Brown; 2–Joan Scott; 3–Joseph F. Orseno; 4–Martin D. Wolfson; 5–Christophe Clement; 6–David Fawkes; 7–Martin D. Wolfson; 8–Chris M. Block; 9–Michael J. Maker; 10–Angel Quiroz; 11–Murat Sancal; 12–Murat Sancal; 13–Martin D. Wolfson.

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DR. T.F. CLASSEN MEMORIAL S.Thistledown, Saturday, April 30, Race 76f (dirt), $75,000, 3yo/up f/m, 3:55 PM (local)

P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight M/L Owner 1 Startin Something Musical Dreamer 8/m Irwin J. Rosendo 116 - Blazing Meadows Farm LLC 2 Derby Day Storm Habayeb 9/m Christian P. Pilares 118 - Deborah F. and Bryan Metz 3 Scarlet Savvy De Hero 8/m Ricardo Feliciano 120 - Shane Meyers 4 Ebby Mercer Mill 3/f John McKee 119 - Fairwinds Farm and Steve D. Shafer 5 Hope's Frog Song Kentucky Dane 5/m Megan Fadlovich 120 - Raymond Donald 6 Deniro's Saint Saints n' Sinners 6/m Luis Antonio Gonzalez 122 - Joe C. Faulkner 7 Robert's Unbridled Unbridledwood 4/f Joe Musarro 116 - Danielle AgnelloBreeders: 1–Blazing Meadows Farm; 2–Deborah F Metz; 3–Fred Nemann & Kris Nemann; 4–Fair Winds Farm & D.W. Frazier MD; 5–Raymond Donald; 6–Joe C Faulkner; 7–Robert Allen Rowe.Trainers: 1–Timothy E. Hamm; 2–Bryan Metz; 3–Shane Meyers; 4–William D. Cowans; 5–Ivan Vazquez; 6–Joshua C. Faulkner; 7–Julie A. Pappada.

GOLDFINCH S.Prairie Meadows, Saturday, April 30, Race 86f (dirt), $65,000, 3yo f, 4:12 PM (local)

P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight M/L Owner 1 Dundalk Bay H Majestic Warrior 3/f Santo Sanjur 112 - Dundalk 5 LLC (Tim Kindlon) 2 My Master Plan Oratory 3/f Luis S. Quinonez 119 - Joyce D. McGough 3 Maria's Candy H Candy Ride (ARG) 3/f Israel Ocampo 117 - Ron Stolich 4 Cosmic Evolution H Proud Citizen 3/f Alex Birzer 122 - Stephen L. Fidel 5 Seams Discreet Discreet Cat 3/f Ken S. Tohill 112 - Richard Lueck 6 D R C's Pretty Sky H Sky Mesa 3/f Ramon A. Vazquez 112 - Danny R. Caldwell 7 Lovable Lyss H Big Brown 3/f Alex Canchari 122 - Hugh H. RobertsonBreeders: 1–T/C Stable, LLC; 2–Dan W. McGough; 3–Emily Wygod; 4–Gabriel Duignan, William Duignan & Tranquility Investments Limited; 5–George Pruette; 6–John C. Oxley; 7–Thorostock LLC.Trainers: 1–Dee Poulos; 2–Donnie K. Von Hemel; 3–H. Ray Ashford, Jr.; 4–Lon Wiggins; 5–Jon G. Arnett; 6–Federico Villafranco; 7–Hugh H. Robertson.

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Listed below are the top 10 leading owners by 2016 North American earnings through April 26, 2016. Racing statistics are 2016 North American only.

Listed below are the top 10 leading breeders by 2016 North American earnings through April 26, 2016. Racing statistics are 2016 North American only.

Rank Name Starts Wins Places Shows Earnings Win% WPS%

1 Reddam Racing LLC 83 12 8 13 $2,822,350 14% 40%

2 Ramsey, Kenneth L. and Sarah K. 229 42 49 25 $1,711,094 18% 51%

3 Midwest Thoroughbreds, Inc. 198 53 36 30 $1,566,376 27% 60%

4 Repole Stable 72 22 9 15 $1,545,898 31% 64%

5 Stonestreet Stables LLC 41 12 9 3 $1,396,629 29% 59%

6 WinStar Farm LLC 47 12 5 9 $1,167,055 26% 55%

7 Shadwell Stable 63 7 8 12 $1,109,096 11% 43%

8 Charles E. Fipke 55 11 9 5 $969,004 20% 45%

9 Stonestreet Stables LLC, Magnier, Susan, Tabor, Michael B. and Smith, Derrick 14 2 4 1 $946,137 14% 50%

10 Godolphin Racing LLC 96 14 15 10 $844,985 15% 41%

Rank Name Starts Wins Places Shows Earnings Win% WPS%

1 WinStar Farm, LLC 392 61 51 45 $2,778,661 16% 40%

2 Summerhill Farm 5 2 0 0 $1,711,580 40% 40%

3 Stonestreet Thoroughbred Holdings LLC 180 22 23 30 $1,677,900 12% 42%

4 Kenneth L. Ramsey & Sarah K. Ramsey 421 66 64 58 $1,411,759 16% 45%

5 Adena Springs 423 48 53 73 $1,393,789 11% 41%

6 Jones Brereton C. 443 58 67 70 $1,362,851 13% 44%

7 Spendthrift Farm LLC 161 29 24 23 $1,303,125 18% 47%

8 Darley 183 24 28 20 $1,257,857 13% 39%

9 Fipke Charles 193 25 22 24 $1,236,063 13% 37%

10 Besilu Stables, LLC 25 6 4 4 $1,104,304 24% 56%

2016 TURF SIRESListed below are the top 10 leading sires by 2016 North American turf earnings through April 26, 2016. Only stallions that have at least one turf runner in North America are included. Racing statistics are 2016 North American only.

’16 Turf % Total Rank Stallion Sire, YOB ’16 Stud Fee Farm Chief Earner (Earnings) Earnings Earnings

1 Kitten's Joy El Prado, ’01 $100,000 Ramsey Farm, Inc., KY Charming Kitten ($60,760) $1,020,296 57%

2 Giant's Causeway Storm Cat, ’97 $85,000 Ashford Stud, KY Giant Run ($97,170) $834,509 30%

3 Tapit Pulpit, ’01 $300,000 Gainesway, KY Time and Motion ($84,000) $827,718 17%

4 Lemon Drop Kid Kingmambo, ’96 $40,000 Lane's End, KY Da Big Hoss ($275,880) $827,084 46%

5 Scat Daddy Johannesburg, ’04 Died Ashford Stud, KY Celestine ($191,680) $782,853 40%

6 City Zip Carson City, ’98 $40,000 Lane's End, KY Catch a Glimpse ($165,210) $744,524 30%

7 More Than Ready Southern Halo, ’97 $50,000 WinStar Farm LLC, KY Life Imitates Art ($106,870) $738,222 42%

8 Unusual Heat Nureyev, ’90 $20,000 Harris Farms, CA Pacific Heat ($116,030) $658,749 53%

9 Candy Ride (ARG) Ride the Rails, ’99 $60,000 Lane's End, KY Grand Tito ($165,920) $639,083 18%

10 Vronsky Danzig, ’99 $6,500 Old English Rancho, CA What a View ($437,500) $620,453 69%