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THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 2023 BLOODHORSE.COM/DAILY
KEENELAND PHOTO
HOT COMMODITY
Steady Trade Continues on Day 3
at Keeneland January
See page 4
IN THIS ISSUE
13 BloodHorse Copy Editor Hall Improved
Everyone’s Story
16 Derby Winner Rich Strike Ready
to Resume Training
18 Multiple Grade 1 Winner Exotic Wood
Dies at Age 30
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GAME WINNER Candy Ride (ARG) – Indyan Giving, by A.P. Indy
FIRST CROP IN DEMAND
SIX-FIGURE SUCCESS AT KEENELAND
Hip 610, c, $200,000 Hip 481, c, $150,000
Buyer: Dudley Racing Buyer: Cadillac Racing
Consignor: Hidden Brook, Agent Consignor: Stuart Morris, Agent for
Breeder: Three Diamonds Farm Waldorf Farm
Breeder: Jerry Bilinski, DVM
$30,000
lanesend.com | t: 859.873.7300
CONTENTS
4 Steady Trade Continues on Day 3 at Keeneland January 22 Trudy Veinot Ready for Solo Sales Debut
12 Leading KY Sires by % Black-Type Winners 28 Dual Stakes-Winning Coach Retired From Racing
13 BloodHorse Copy Editor Hall Improved 29 Sunlight’s Sister Sets Record at AU$2.6M
Everyone’s Story on Gold Coast
16 Derby Winner Rich Strike Ready to Resume Training 31 Darley Sire Duo Post AU$750K Colts
at Magic Millions
18 Multiple Grade 1 Winner Exotic Wood Dies at Age 30
32 Results & Entries
19 Godolphin Mares Fill Top 10 Prices
on Keeneland Day 3
21 Tiz the Law Filly Breaks Out on Day 3 of Keeneland
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BLOODHORSE DAILY THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 2023 PAGE 3 OF 34
KEENELAND JANUARY
STEADY TRADE For a second year running
CONTINUES ON during the third session,
Godolphin's well-bred mares
DAY 3 AT KEENELAND
claimed top honors with Carella,
JANUARY a half sister to champion and
By Lauren Gash leading sire Bernardini selling
t @BH_LGash for $260,000 to Gary Broad's
Walmac Farm. The 10-year-old
T he Book 2 opening session
of the Keeneland January
Horses of All Ages Sale, Jan. 11,
Tapit mare was consigned as
Hip 1140 in foal to Kantharos
on a June cover.
saw the draft of Godolphin mares With their single purchase,
take the spotlight, accounting for Walmac was the session's leading
the top five priced broodmares buyer by gross, and Godolphin
Wednesday. Short yearlings led consignors after selling 27
by first-crop sires Vekoma offerings through the ring for
KEENELAND PHOTO
and Tiz the Law also proved gross receipts of $1,798,700 at an
popular, claiming the top two average price per head of $66,618.
tags at $180,000 and $100,000, Carella consigned as Hip 1140 in the ring
respectively. (continued on page 6) at the Keeneland January Sale
NO STALLION
UNDER $100K
HAD MORE 2022
STAKES HORSES
They say it’s a numbers game and you can’t argue
with Midshipman’s numbers. Beyer figures, Stakes
winners, auction prices: they all add up. His fee is
only $20,000. That just doesn’t add up...
Just imagine
BLOODHORSE DAILY THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 2023 PAGE 4 OF 34
Champion 2YO and bred on the same
Pioneerof The Nile/Storm Cat cross as
AMERICAN PHAROAH (sire of 4 Gr.1 winners in 2022)
7 first crop Stakes winners to date including...
Interstatedaydream: won Black-Eyed Morello: won Gotham S.-Gr.3 (PICTURED) and
Susan S.-Gr.2 (PICTURED) and Indiana Oaks-Gr.3. Jimmy Winkfield S.
Classy Edition: Stakes winner at Belmont Park First Empire: won Soaring Free Stakes
and Aqueduct, 2nd Davona Dale S.-Gr.2 (PICTURED), 4th Summer S.-Gr.1
3 winners yesterday including CLASSY EDITION (Allowance at Gulfstream Park by 5¼ lengths)
and CLASSIC UNION (Maiden at Parx Racing by 12½ lengths).
Recent MSW winners include CLASSIC CREATION (Tampa Bay Downs by 3½ lengths) and ROYAL POPPY (Aqueduct by 6 lengths).
Won Breeders' Cup Juvenile-Gr.1, Breeders' Futurity-Gr.1 & Arkansas Derby-Gr.1
Yearlings in 2022 sold for $260,000, $240,000, $190,000, $150,000, $150,000 etc.
Fee: $15,000
Dermot Ryan, Charlie O’Connor, Adrian Wallace, Robyn Murray, Blaise Benjamin, Charles Hynes or Michael Norris. Tel: 859-873-7088. Fax: 859-879 5756.
KEENELAND JANUARY
STEADY TRADE CONTINUES ON price of $22,787 and a median of $8,000 (a 20%
DAY 3 AT KEENELAND JANUARY decrease over 2022). Fifty-two horses failed to meet
their reserve to represent an RNA rate of 17.4%.
(continued from page 4)
During session three last year, 264 horses sold of the
298 on offer for final figures of $5,555,700, at an average
"It's worked well for us. Everyone is at the sale; it's of $21,044 and a median of $10,000. Thirty-four horses
a four-day sale, so everyone can see them. We were failed to sell, representing an RNA rate of 11%.
able to group them together a lot nicer than we could Cumulatively over the past three selling sessions,
in November," Godolphin USA director of bloodstock 747 horses have changed hands from 948 to go under
Michael Banahan said. "We have the Godolphin the hammer for gross figures of $43,374,600, suitable
Flying Start group that comes in town for an average price of $58,065 and
right around New Year's. They've a median of $27,000. Two hundred
helped us out the last couple of years, and one horses have failed to sell,
and they've enjoyed working the sale. It’s a win-win situation representing an RNA rate of 21.2%.
It's their only opportunity to work for everyone, and At this point last year, 802 horses
the sale. It's a win-win situation for had sold from 959 to go through
everyone, and we've done very well the we’ve done very well the ring for a gross of $43,560,400.
last two years at this sale." the last two years at An average price of $54,315 and a
Wednesday's session concluded median of $25,500 was recorded.
with Keeneland reporting 246 horses
this sale.” One hundred fifty-seven horses did
of the 298 through the ring selling —MICHAEL BANAHAN not meet their reserve, resulting in a
for gross receipts of 16.4% RNA rate.
$5,605,700, suitable
for an average (continued on
page 7)
KEENELAND PHOTO
BLOODHORSE DAILY THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 2023 PAGE 6 OF 34
KEENELAND JANUARY
STEADY TRADE CONTINUES ON ONTARIO
THOROUGHBRED
IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM
DAY 3 AT KEENELAND JANUARY
(continued from page 6)
A yearling colt by first-crop sire Vekoma sold
MARE
for $180,000 over the phone to G1 Investments
as the day's highest yearling offering. St George PURCHASE
Sales consigned the colt out of the grade 3-placed PROGRAM
mare Inconclusive as Hip 1220. Brookstone Farm,
Lee Mauberret, and Gary Joyner bred the chestnut
$
800,000
March-born colt in Kentucky.
"He was a very nice, straightforward colt that
we had on the farm," Archie St George said. "He CDN
showed himself very well and put on a good display
in the back ring. I would like to thank the buyers
AVAILABLE
and everyone interested in him."
The colt was sold during the supplemental catalog
75%
already
at the close of Day 3.
ADDITIONAL subscribed
BONUS
(continued on page 9) $
2,500
Keeneland January Horses of All Ages Sale for every mare
January 11 | Day 3 that is bred back to
a Registered
SALE SUMMARY 2023 2022 Ontario Sire
No. Offered 298 298
No. Sold 246 264
Gross (% change) $5,605,700 (0.9%) $5,555,700
Average (% change) $22,787 (8.3%) $21,044 PURCHASE AN IN-FOAL MARE
Median (% change) $8,000 (-20.0%) $10,000 at a recognized public auction,
% RNAs 17.40% 11.40% outside the province of Ontario,
No. Over $500K 0 0 to be eligible to receive 50%
High Price $260,000 $480,000 of the purchase price,
up to a maximum of $25,000 (CDN),
Keeneland January Horses of All Ages Sale
January 11 | Through Day 3 for each mare.
SALE SUMMARY 2023 2022 *Please see website for full list of program criteria and details*
No. Offered 948 959
No. Sold 747 802
Gross (% change) $43,374,600 (-0.4%) $43,560,400
Average (% change) $58,065 (6.9%) $54,315
Median (% change) $27,000 (5.9%) $25,500
THOROUGHBRED IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM
% RNAs 21.20% 16.40%
416-675-3993 X 2633
No. Over $500K 4 4
tip.ontarioracing.com • tbprogram@ontarioracing.com
High Price $650,000 $750,000
BLOODHORSE DAILY THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 2023 PAGE 7 OF 34
KEENELAND JANUARY
STEADY TRADE CONTINUES ON 2023 Keeneland January Horses of All Ages Sale
DAY 3 AT KEENELAND JANUARY Top Hips—Day 3
BROUGHT TO YOU BY KIRKPATRICK & CO.
(continued from page 7)
"He was entered in the Keeneland November Sale,
but we scratched him to give him a bit of extra time,
and this was the right spot for him," St George said.
"The supplement is nice, and Keeneland does a great Sale
Hip Sex, Sire—Dam Price
job promoting it. Anytime you can get more horses in
Carella
front of buyers, it's a good opportunity." m, Tapit—Cara Rafaela
Stalwart Lane's End sire Candy Ride had seven 1140 Covering Sire: Kantharos $260,000
Buyer: Walmac Farm
offspring sell Wednesday for gross receipts of Consignor: Godolphin
$338,000, at an average price per head of $48,286, Orchestrate
m, Tiznow—Contrive
to be the session's leading sire. 984 Covering Sire: Frosted $200,000
Darley's sire Frosted saw five mares sell in foal Buyer: JS Company
Consignor: Godolphin
for a gross of $590,000 to be the leading covering
c, Vekoma—Inconclusive
sire by gross for Day 3. The son of Tapit stands for 1220 Buyer: G1 Investments $180,000
Consignor: St George Sales
an advertised fee of $10,000 in 2023.
Face Paint
"I think the market overall is solid. It's been a strong m, Candy Ride (ARG)—Game Face
sale, a good January sale," St George said. "Any quality 841 Covering Sire: Frosted $175,000
Buyer: Park City Investments
stock sells well, and it's the old saying if they ticked all Consignor: Godolphin
the boxes, you would do well." Omkara
m, Ghostzapper—Kareena
Derek MacKenzie of Vinery Sales added: "I feel 980 Covering Sire: Cairo Prince $160,000
like a broken record; it's again been very polarized. Buyer: Stone Farm
Consignor: Godolphin
The top is really good, and the bottom and middle
Hidden Wonder
are a little slippery." m, Curlin—Carella
881 Covering Sire: Street Boss $150,000
Buyer: Adena Springs
Consignor: Godolphin
Gilded Ruler
c, Into Mischief—Golden Cropper (AUS)
1185 $130,000
Buyer: Shepherd Equine Advisors, agent for Larry Hirsch
Consignor: Hunter Valley Farm, agent for Juddmonte
f, Tiz the Law—City Sister
1151 Buyer: Sycamore Hall Thoroughbreds, LLC $100,000
Consignor: Hunter Valley Farm
Ardita
m, Bernardini—Raw Nerve
1100 Covering Sire: Flameaway $92,000
Buyer: Judy Pryor
Consignor: Legacy Bloodstock
c, Dialed In—Strike First
1051 Buyer: Tuscan Equine $90,000
Consignor: Gainesway
The final session, Jan. 12, will offer Hips 1231 - 1601,
beginning at 10 a.m ET. As of Wednesday evening, 64
KEENELAND PHOTO horses had been withdrawn from Session 4. BH
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Leading Sires by Average
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Kidds Mill, Woodford Co. • $3,450,000 S. Yarnallton Pike, Fayette Co. • $795,000 Cardwell Lane, Franklin Co. • $745,000
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Tiznow 6 6 $54,617 $23,250
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Joan Rich (859) 621-9746
Kyle Fannin (859) 699-1196
512-8812 Missy Maclin (859) 948-0201
Melanie Peterson (561) 870-6587
(859) 312-0606 Maziar Torabi (859) 327-5496 Jason Sloan (859) 229-5070 Lucy Worrell (859) 983-2112
Bernardini 4 4
Dawn Bozee (859) 227-4855
$49,000
Chris Allen (859) 951-2051
$44,000
Keeneland Fall 2020.indd 2 7/29/20 3:0
Into Mischief 4 4 $49,000 $27,500
Candy Ride 7 7 $48,286 $47,000
Uncle Mo 3 2 $45,000 $45,000
KEENELAND PHOTO
Leading Buyers by Gross Leading Consignors by Gross
Buyer Purchased Gross Average Consignor Offered Sold Gross Average
Walmac Farm 1 $260,000 $260,000 Godolphin 27 27 $1,798,700 $66,619
Stone Farm 2 $212,000 $106,000 Denali Stud 54 52 $557,400 $10,719
JS Company 1 $200,000 $200,000 Taylor Made
37 26 $504,500 $19,404
Sales Agency
G1 Investments 1 $180,000 $180,000
Vinery Sales 37 22 $399,600 $18,164
Park City Investments 1 $175,000 $175,000
Hunter Valley Farm 12 10 $302,500 $30,250
Adena Springs 1 $150,000 $150,000
St George Sales 9 9 $272,000 $30,222
St George Stables 2 $147,000 $73,500
ELiTE 9 6 $266,000 $44,333
Two Hearts Farm 2 $140,000 $70,000
Legacy Bloodstock 24 21 $215,600 $10,267
Larry Hirsch (Shepherd
1 $130,000 $130,000
Equine Advisors, agent) Bluewater Sales 8 7 $184,500 $26,357
Boardshorts Stables 2 $127,000 $63,500 Gainesway 6 6 $163,500 $27,250
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LEADING KY SIRES BY
% BLACK-TYPE WINNERS
Stallion, YOB (Sire) Rnrs/ BTW/ BTH/ GSW/ Lifetime Chief Earner
Rank Farm, Stud Fee Wnrs % Rnrs % Rnrs G1W AEI (Earnings) '22 Earnings
1 Girvin, '14, (Tale of Ekati) 52 / 20 5 / 9.6% 8 / 15.4% 2/1 1.24 Atomically $1,910,156
Airdrie Stud, KY, $25,000 $288,000
2 Good Magic, '15, (Curlin) 64 / 21 6 / 9.4% 6 / 9.4% 4/1 1.32 Blazing Sevens $2,533,214
Hill 'n' Dale Farms, KY, $50,000 $468,750
3 Gun Runner, '13, (Candy Ride) 137 / 61 12 / 8.8% 28 / 20.4% 9/4 3.23 Cyberknife $14,667,829
Three Chimneys Farm, KY, Private $2,012,520
4 Not This Time, '14, (Giant's Causeway) 163 / 99 14 / 8.6% 28 / 17.2% 7/2 2.00 Epicenter $12,850,190
Taylor Made Stallions, KY, $135,000 $2,810,000
5 Justify, '15, (Scat Daddy) 71 / 29 6 / 8.5% 10 / 14.1% 4/0 1.29 Verifying $2,349,984
Ashford Stud, KY, $100,000 $197,750
6 Army Mule, '14, (Friesan Fire) 61 / 24 5 / 8.2% 7 / 11.5% 0/0 1.12 Danse Macabre $2,049,560
Hill 'n' Dale Farms, KY, $12,500 $414,900
7 Bolt d'Oro, '15, (Medaglia d'Oro) 80 / 29 6 / 7.5% 15 / 18.8% 3/0 1.11 Instant Coffee $2,748,980
Spendthrift Farm, KY, $35,000 $322,815
8 War Front, '02, (Danzig) 162 / 74 12 / 7.4% 22 / 13.6% 6/1 2.02 Annapolis $6,741,160
Claiborne Farm, KY, $100,000 $1,001,100
9 Pioneerof the Nile, '06, (Empire Maker) 172 / 89 12 / 7.0% 26 / 15.1% 7/1 1.72 Matareya $10,302,057
Died, 2019 $906,200
10 Constitution, '11, (Tapit) 207 / 121 14 / 6.8% 32 / 15.5% 4/0 1.96 We the People $10,579,541
WinStar Farm, KY, $110,000 $445,250
11 Nyquist, '13, (Uncle Mo) 186 / 84 11 / 5.9% 24 / 12.9% 4/0 1.60 Slow Down Andy $8,078,225
Darley, KY, $55,000 $659,250
12 Into Mischief, '05, (Harlan's Holiday) 473 / 235 27 / 5.7% 62 / 13.1% 17 / 3 2.03 Life Is Good $28,104,353
Spendthrift Farm, KY, $250,000 $3,482,500
13 Quality Road, '06, (Elusive Quality) 252 / 143 14 / 5.6% 35 / 13.9% 5/2 2.15 Emblem Road $20,834,350
Lane's End, KY, $200,000 $10,110,758
14 Arrogate, '13, (Unbridled's Song) 112 / 55 6 / 5.4% 12 / 10.7% 4/4 1.97 Secret Oath $7,570,860
Died, 2020 $1,603,250
15 Laoban, '13, (Uncle Mo) 116 / 55 6 / 5.2% 13 / 11.2% 1/0 1.60 Un Ojo $5,028,020
Died $660,250
Listed above are the 2022 leading sires by % of black-type winners (from number of starters) with 52 starters or more (based on the top 80%
of stallions by starters), through December 31, 2022. Only stallions that stand, will stand, or stood in North America (excluding stallions that
died or were exported prior to the 2018 breeding season), and have runners in North America are included. Racing statistics are 2022 Northern
Hemisphere only.
BLOODHORSE DAILY THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 2023 PAGE 12 OF 34BLOODHORSE COPY EDITOR HALL
IMPROVED EVERYONE'S STORY
By Frank Angst
t @BH_FAngst
I n his 50s, Tom Hall stepped away from a teaching
career to become a copy editor for BloodHorse
publications. The new job proved a dream position for
Hall, who loved horses and words.
As he settled into the role, there was no thought
of retirement for the physically fit and sharp-minded
Hall. He continued the job he loved for more than
25 years—even using it as motivation when he
battled cancer and its taxing treatments in recent
COURTESY OF ALICIA WINCZE HUGHES
months. Only his life's end could halt his trips to the
BloodHorse office. Hall died Jan. 9 in Lexington. He
was 78.
Hall's thorough review improved countless works
of BloodHorse writers for
the company's various Alicia Hughes Tom Hall with A.P. Indy
platforms. He started at The @AHughesMedia
Horse, which specializes in to the in-depth research he
horse health care. Then he Gutted to hear we lost an absolute prince of a man conducted," Hammonds
in Tom Hall @lordatwar. As good a person as you
edited books for BH's Eclipse could meet who put his heart and soul into his work.
said. "Despite his low-
Press before moving to his Grateful to have known him. Fittingly to find these key and curmudgeon-like
position with the magazine. photos of him with A.P. Indy—two all-time greats demeanor, he was always
In recent years, he also 11:00 AM - Jan 11, 2023 open to conversation—
edited and wrote pedigree- especially if it involved
focused racing stories for the BloodHorse+ website. the history of the Thoroughbred. He was loved and
Hall also wrote stories for the magazine over the respected by everyone in the company."
years, typically focusing on breeding or racing history. For Keeneland magazine editor Jacqueline Duke,
He co-wrote the story on the 2022 leading broodmare Hall's contributions were invaluable. He was copy chief
sire Bernardini that will appear in the February issue. for the magazine for more than 20 years. "Tom had no
"Tom was a beloved member of the BloodHorse peer in his meticulous approach to copy editing and fact
team. He absolutely loved his work and pursued it checking. No fact was too small to verify; no sentence
with a dedication like no other," said BloodHorse too good to improve. I can't express the magnitude of
editorial director Claire Crosby. "His brilliant mind the loss of a dear colleague and even dearer friend."
constantly sought to improve the stories he edited. For years Hall prominently displayed near his work
When he worked on a piece the copy always ended station a photo of the old man, Carl Fredericksen,
up better for it, and the writer often learned a thing from the 2009 animated movie "Up." When Tom wore
or two along the way." his glasses, there was a resemblance, and the role of
Former BloodHorse editorial director Evan copy editor—telling writers what they messed up—is,
Hammonds worked closely with Hall for many years. by definition, that of a bit of curmudgeon, but the
He recalled Hall's quality of work and his love of comparison ended when it came to personality. While
conversation. Fredericksen spends much of the movie as grumpy,
"His editing skills and keen mind for pedigrees Hall consistently brought a pleasant demeanor.
made every writer's copy better and his feature
writing always carried a certain thoroughness thanks (continued on page 15)
BLOODHORSE DAILY THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 2023 PAGE 13 OF 34The New York State Thoroughbred
Mares purchased from auctions can
Breeding and Development Fund has instantly become “Resident” mares
recently adopted new rules concerning in New York State if they follow
these conditions:
the residency requirements for dams of
New York-bred foals, including mares
1.) Purchase an in-foal mare from
purchased at public auction.
public auction for $50k or more
Now more than ever, it is easier to own a New York-bred and
2.) Bring the mare to New York
be eligible for up to $60 million in purses and awards. within 15 days of the sale
For more information CLICK HERE. 3.) The 2023 foal is born in
New York
(this foal will be a NY-bred eligible)
4.) The mare has to return within
120 days of the last cover, stay in
NY until 2024, and deliver that
foal in NY
(this foal will be NY-bred eligible )
www.nybreds.com www.nytbreeders.org
New York Thoroughbred Breeders, Inc.
PO Box 5120 Saratoga Springs, NY 12866
518.587.0777BLOODHORSE COPY EDITOR HALL over mine and we'd make a trade or two. He was so
IMPROVED EVERYONE’S STORY nice; a fun person."
Hall would sometimes celebrate the conclusion of
(continued from page 13)
editing a story with 10 quick push-ups. His enthusiasm
and ability to dive into the pursuits that interested him
In the past year I was working in the Keeneland amazed Mitchell.
press box, reviewing Hall's suggested changes for a "Tom was a talented photographer as well and loved
story when turf writer Tom Law noticed my efforts and capturing the spirit of the horses he most admired,"
expressed surprise by the low-tech process. Yes, Tom Mitchell noted. "He was equally committed to beautiful
Hall preferred to do his editing on hard copy as opposed language and was our conscience regarding grammar,
to on the computer. While most of us have moved to accuracy, and fairness. Whatever Tom did, it was never
editing on the screen, I was smart enough to adjust done half heartedly. He became an avid tennis player and
to the master's ways. And so I continued to read the was devoted to staying physically fit. His commitment,
printouts, decipher Tom's suggested changes, and then devotion, and caring extended to his friends and co-
make the corrections. workers for whom he would do anything. His warmth,
Antiquated or not, Tom's method made for better intelligence, and humor will be greatly missed."
nights of sleep for myself as the thoroughly reviewed "Tom's passing is a great loss to the BloodHorse
magazine went to the printer. team both professionally and
But Hall also embraced technology. personally," said BloodHorse chairman
Besides his efforts with BH+, he had Carl Hamilton. "After more than 25
a solid following on Twitter where he In many ways years, his enthusiasm, passion, and
celebrated Thoroughbred breeding and Tom represented dedication toward consistently putting
animal welfare. out the best publication possible never
A racing highlight each year for Hall the soul of the waned. He will be missed."
would be the races from Royal Ascot. BloodHorse.” "Tom was a tremendous mentor to
While he would follow each race on many who were fortunate enough to
television, he never watched a race. As —ERIC MITCHELL study his ways," Crosby noted. "His
colleagues would gather around the compliments on quality writing made
television, Hall would turn his back to the recipients proud, because we knew
the screen as the horses loaded in the gate—ensuring those compliments were not given lightly. His opinion
he would never witness an equine injury. He would carried great influence. His encyclopedic knowledge of
then intently listen to the race call, enjoying the race Thoroughbred pedigrees was remarkable. Genuinely
caller's description of the often-large fields. humble, Tom always said he was a background player
"In many ways Tom represented the soul of the and downplayed his role, but everyone who worked
BloodHorse," said bloodstock editor Eric Mitchell. with him recognized his great value."
"He was passionate about racing but the welfare of Assistant editor Debbie Tuska would be there for
the horse was always his priority. He was a student Tom day after day as he faced his health challenges
of pedigrees and history, but could not watch a live in recent months. For those who have known Tuska's
race for fear of seeing a horse get injured. He held the kindness and depth of concern for others over the years,
greatest respect for owners who were sporting men this was not a surprise. Seeing first-hand her care for
and women who put the health of their horses first Tom leaves an impression that will last all my days.
and were not merely investors." Just as the work meant so much to Tom, at
America's Best Racing senior producer of digital BloodHorse we'll continue to put everything into our
meeting Greg Charkoudian recalled looking forward stories as we move forward. But we most assuredly will
to hanging out with Hall on Kentucky Derby Day in miss him in the days, weeks, and months ahead.
pursuit of winning photos. At this moment, I'm wondering how he would have
"It's a long day and we would always pack our improved this story. BH
lunches and snacks," Charkoudian said. "He'd look s Share this story
BLOODHORSE DAILY THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 2023 PAGE 15 OF 34DERBY WINNER RICH STRIKE
READY TO RESUME TRAINING
By Bob Ehalt
t @BobEhalt
I t's back to work for 2022 Kentucky Derby (G1)
winner Rich Strike.
Trainer Eric Reed said RED TR-Racing's
son of Keen Ice arrived at his Mercury Training
Center in Lexington Jan. 10 and was expected to
begin light training the next day in preparation
for a 4-year-old campaign that is likely to
include five starts.
SKIP DICKSTEIN
"He looks great. I visited him a few times at
the farm to keep my eye on him and he was doing
remarkably well," Reed said about the colt's recent Trainer Eric Reed (red jacket) with Rich Strike after winning the 2022
Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs
40 days of freshening at Hill 'n' Dale at Xalapa.
Reed said he is looking at an overseas trip to the his plans for the 2023 season. "We want to see if he
$20 million Saudi Cup (G1) or the $12 million Dubai matures at 4 and becomes as good as we believe he
World Cup (G1) for the colt who blazed a path into can be. He was showing signs of that late last year
racing lore with his shocking 80-1 victory in last when he was second in the Lukas Classic (by a head)
year's Kentucky Derby, though getting Rich Strike and fourth in the Classic."
ready for the Feb. 25 Saudi Cup at 1 1/8 miles could After the Classic, Rich Strike ran for the ninth and
be problematic since the flight carrying U.S. horses to final time in 2022, going off as the second choice in the
Saudi Arabia leaves Feb. 14. Clark Stakes (G1) at Churchill Downs. As it turned out,
"The Saudi race is the big question mark because I he finished last in the field of six and was diagnosed
don't know how long it will take to get him in condition with a respiratory infection after the race.
for the race," Reed said. "Since I've had him, he has "He was pretty worn out when he came out of the
never gone five days without a saddle on his back. So, Clark with the respiratory infection," Reed said. "We
having 40 days off is the only unknown. How long will thought he would run well there. There was no sign
take to get him fit? That's what we have to figure out." that something was wrong until after the race. Had we
The March 25 Dubai World known, we never would have
Cup at a more preferable run."
1 1/4-mile distance would When asked if this would
come into focus if Rich Strike be Rich Strike's final year of
fails to make the Saudi Cup. racing, Reed said, "You never
"It looks like the Saudi know, but there's never been
Cup or Dubai World Cup, a discussion about anything
and if not those then maybe beyond this year."
a stakes at Oaklawn Park. Bred by Calumet Farm,
Then the Stephen Foster Rich Strike has won 2 of his 13
(G1) and Saratoga (for the starts and earned $2,508,989.
Whitney Stakes, G1) followed His only other win besides
by the Lukas Classic (G2) the Kentucky Derby came in a
ANNE M. EBERHARDT
and if all goes well we'll end Churchill Downs maiden race
the year at the Breeders' Cup at 2 when he was claimed by
Classic (G1). It will be a light Rich Strike schooling at Keeneland ahead of the
Reed for $30,000. BH
campaign," Reed said about 2022 Breeders’ Cup s Share this story
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EXOTIC WOOD DIES AT AGE 30 mare's regular rider. Two Just being around
By Frank Angst years later they would post a mare like that is
back-to-back scores in the
t @BH_FAngst a great feeling. It
Santa Monica Handicap
E xotic Wood, who captured grade 1 victories on both
coasts in the 1990s, has died at age 30.
Retired from broodmare duty since 2016, Exotic
(G1) and Santa Maria
Handicap (G1) at Santa
Anita Park.
inspires you each
day.”
Wood had enjoyed her role as babysitter at equine Beyond those victories, —BARBARA SCHMIDT
veterinarian Barbara Schmidt and husband Frederick Exotic Wood earned
Abblett's Bridlewood Farm near Union, Ky. Schmidt placings in three other top-
said Jan. 11 that Exotic Wood had died in December level events. She kept good company, finishing a close
from the infirmities of old age. second to eventual Hall of Famer Serena's Song in
"She was great at looking after the younger horses the 1996 Santa Monica.
and we loved having her here," Schmidt said. "Just As a broodmare, Exotic Wood produced five
being around a mare like that is a great feeling. It winners, including stakes winner Key to Power, a
inspires you each day." son of A.P. Indy. Schmidt said colic, and surgery
Exotic Wood scored her breakthrough grade 1 that followed, would bring an end to Exotic Wood's
score in the 1996 Go for Wand Stakes at Saratoga Race broodmare career. But she would enjoy a half-dozen
Course when she led that 1 1/8-mile test from gate to more years in retirement at the farm. BH
wire under Hall of Fame rider Chris McCarron, who s Share this story
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Exotic Wood wins the 1998 Santa Monica Handicap at Santa Anita Park
BLOODHORSE DAILY THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 2023 PAGE 18 OF 34KEENELAND JANUARY
The foot traffic Banahan spoke of was certainly
a harbinger of what was to come. He said that
there were more visitors to the barn one day before
the third session this year than the two days prior
combined last year.
Similar to last year, Godolphin culled its ranks.
In 2022, they had the top hip of the day, Crowning
Jewel by Into Mischief, who dropped the hammer
at $480,000. By comparison, Wednesday was more
successful.
At the conclusion of the opening session of Book 2,
Godolphin was the leading consignor with 27 through
the ring for a total of $1,798,000, an average of
$66,618, and a median of $47,000. A year ago, they
had 26 head for total sales of $1,434,500 with an
KEENELAND PHOTO average of $55,173, and a median of $35,000.
Orchestrate consigned as Hip 984 in the ring at the Keeneland Other standouts from the consignment were
January Sale
Hip 841, the Candy Ride mare Face Paint ($175,000
GODOLPHIN MARES FILL TOP 10 to Park City Investments); Hip 980 Omkara by
PRICES ON KEENELAND DAY 3 Ghostzapper ($160,000 to Stone Farm); and
By Joe Perez Hip 881 Hidden Wonder ($150,000 to Adena
Springs), who is a 4-year-old daughter of Carella by
t @BH_JPerez
Curlin. Godolphin had seven of the top 10 fillies and
D ay 3 at the Keeneland January Horses of All
Ages Sale became a time for Godolphin to flex
some of its significant muscle when showcasing
mares sold Wednesday.
Ultimately it was the mother-daughter duo of Carella
and Hidden Wonder that was a pleasant surprise for
available mares. Banahan.
Just as they had a year ago, Godolphin was "(They) did better than I thought," he said. "But
responsible for the top-selling mare—but this time they again, it's a wonderful family. I just thought they were
also nearly filled the top 10 sales prices for the day. strong. You know, there was plenty of money for them.
Godolphin's offerings were headlined by Carella, And they did well and we wish the purchasers all the
a Tapit half sister to the late Darley sire Bernardini, best in the world with them. But they were well over
who was consigned as Hip 1140 and drew the day's what we had valued them as and what the reserve
top offer of $260,000 from Walmac Farm. She was was, but I think there's probably plenty of upside to
followed by Hip 984, the Tiznow mare Orchestrate them as well. And maybe when we get as close as we
who went to J.S. Company for $200,000. do to them, maybe we don't appreciate them as well as
"It's a great feather to have...And we knew we maybe someone else and a fresh set of eyes on them."
had some nice mares in there," said Godolphin USA Even as Godolphin was unloading a bounty of
director of bloodstock Michael Banahan, who noted mares, they still sought to find potential additions to
their top mares all sold for more than their reserve. "A its ranks. They didn't have to look too hard.
lot of the foot traffic coming to the barn were saying, "I was even saying to Dan Pride (Godolphin USA
'It's all your mares today, we're going to work our COO)...I keep on coming back to our old mares I want
day around when your mares walk to the ring.' So we to have instead," Banahan said. BH
anticipated that they would sell well and do well." s Share this story
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TIZ THE LAW FILLY BREAKS OUT
ON DAY 3 OF KEENELAND
By Lauren Gash
t @BH_LGash
C harles and Caroline Hynes' Tiz the Law filly
stood out on Day 3 of the Keeneland January
Horses of All Ages Sale, selling for $100,000
during the opening session of Book 2. Nicoma
Bloodstock's Headley Bell landed a final bid for
Sycamore to secure the filly consigned as Hip 1151
by Hunter Valley Farm.
"She is a beautiful filly. Once she was here,
she didn't turn a hair wrong," Charles Hynes
commented. "All of the stallion's stock seems
KEENELAND PHOTO
to have great minds, and coming to the sales
grounds, this filly was very professional. We
The Tiz the Law filly consigned as Hip 1151 leaving the sales ring
are delighted with her, really."
The filly was bred in Kentucky by the Hyneses out of Shawn Dugan purchased the mare, City Sister, from
the grade 2 stakes-placed Carson City mare, City Sister, the Lane's End Dispersal of the Estate of Edward P.
an impressive dam of grade 2 stakes winner Dixie City Evans during the 2011 Keeneland November Breeding
who is the dam of 2019 champion sprinter and miler in Stock Sale for $300,000. The mare's 2-year-old for this
Korea, Blue Chipper. City Sister also has stakes winner year, Easy Street, a filly by Munnings, sold during the
Win the War, and a pair of stakes-placed runners Mo Keeneland September Sale last year for $125,000 to
City and Union City, who is also the dam of sire Unified. D.J. Stable from the Hunter Valley draft.
Current runners under the first dam include recent "The pedigree you can't ignore; what I liked about
grade 2 winner Bubble Rock, by More Than Ready. her was she's out of an older mare, but for a May
foal, I just thought she had all the qualities you could
ask for," Headley Bell said. "I'm very pleased. We
will let her be a horse, kick her out and see where we
go. Give it time; time is on her side."
Tiz the Law, a son of Constitution, entered stud
in 2021 after garnering four grade 1 wins, earnings
over $2.7 million, and a record of 6-1-1 in nine starts
for owner Sackatoga Stable. The up-and-coming
sire stands at Ashford Stud for an advertised fee of
$30,000 for 2023.
Bell added: "I have wanted a Tiz the Law. I like the
blend on the horse, and I think he has great potential,
then to get the female family an active foundation
family too. With foals, you never know. You value
them according to whatever you think their worth is,
KEENELAND PHOTO and you go from there and hope you get lucky." BH
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TRUDY VEINOT READY
FOR SOLO SALES DEBUT
By Joe Perez
t @BH_JPerez
F ollowing nearly 20 years working
with Taylor Made Sales Agency,
Trudy Veinot decided to strike out on
her own.
Her maiden debut comes Jan. 12
at Day 4 of the Keeneland January
Horses of All Ages Sale. She has two
horses of her own to offer—a racing
prospect and a yearling—under the
Dreamcatcher moniker.
"I'm generally pretty confident
when I'm bringing my horses to
ANNE M. EBERHARDT
sale, but there were a lot of firsts
selling your own," Veinot said. "The
deadlines, the entry forms, the vet
Trudy Veinot
reports, doing all the paperwork.
"I think my horses look great. I'm not sure if I'm "There sure has been people that have reached out
going to be the best person for the job as the front man, to support me, to tell me that I could do this, to tell me
that I'm not used to. I've been selling my yearlings that they had my back, to tell me if there was anything
for 20 years, buying weanlings and selling them as I needed just let them know. And they stepped up and
yearlings for 20 years, but I've always sold with Taylor followed through," she said. "I fell a little bit behind
Made. Yeah, I'm a bit nervous." approaching this sale with the weather and trying to keep
up with horses training at the racetrack as well. … They
just stepped in and pitched in and helped and now that
WATCH: Veinot on First Sales Venture at Keeneland
we're here, I think it's all going to go pretty smooth."
Veinot is also the trainer of You Make Me Happy, (continued on page 24)
her homebred who went 1-1-2 in 10 starts last year
for her and finished fourth in an allowance race at
Mahoning Valley Jan. 2. There sure has been people that
Juggling her responsibilities as a trainer while
preparing for her first solo sale put plenty on her
have reached out to support me …
plate. She said working with Taylor Made took a lot to tell me if there was anything I
of pressure off of her. Now, aspects of selling such
as figuring out reserves based on traffic at the barns needed just let them know. And they
falls on her.
stepped up and followed through. “
While she believes her time with Taylor Made has
prepared her well, Veinot feels the pressure of the —TRUDY VEINOT
moment. It also revealed unexpected support.
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TRUDY VEINOT READY No matter how the sale experience plays out for
FOR SOLO SALES DEBUT Veinot, she's not sure how long she will front her own
operation.
(continued from page 22)
"I can't say that I will do it forever. It just happened
that I bought the Thousand Words filly as a quick
Her first offering to hit the ring Thursday is a flip. You know I've done that before," she said. "And
2-year-old filly by champion older dirt male and when I missed with the September filly, I bought the
2019 Breeders' Cup Classic (G1) winner Vino Rosso partners out and I own all of her now and I need to
consigned as Hip 1271. She is the only foal for her move forward with
mare, In the Shoes, by Congrats. She was a $75,000 her because I don't
weanling purchase that Veinot attempted to sell in want to go on to the
September, but the filly wasn't ready. 2-year-old sales.
"She hasn't had any track experience," Veinot "I'm very grateful
explained. "But she's a big, beautiful rangy Vino filly. to Taylor Made for
She'll probably need an end user. The pinhookers all that they did for
aren't going to like her because she's big and scopey. me... They were a
But I just think she deserves a great chance with an big support system
end user." to me. I am forever
Veinot also has a yearling by Thousand Words grateful." BH
that is consigned as Hip 1503. She is out of the s Share this story
Leroidesanimaux mare
Bootleggers Wife. The mare
has one other foal of racing
age but it has not raced.
Veinot said she is so fast
"you could drink a martini
off this filly's back."
On a drive back from
Ohio, Veinot decided to get
on a consignor portal and
rather than post a welcome
video of the filly, she
posted a 55-second video
of her running.
"She just does that so
natural. She just lays herself
down, pins her ears and
drops down to the ground,"
Veinot said. "So I put that
up there and, for example, I
was walking around the ring
ANNE M. EBERHARDT
(Jan. 10) and the girl goes,
'Is that that famous filly
that's all over Facebook?'" Trudy Veinot and the Thousand Words filly consigned as Hip 1503 at the Keeneland January Sale
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BROUGHT TO YOU BY
2023 KEENELAND JANUARY HORSES OF ALL AGES SALE
HIPS TO WATCH—DAY 4
Hip Description Consignor Comment
1243 Yearling, C, 2022, Caravaggio—Full Snow Moon, by Vindication Taylor Made Sales Agency, agent out of a G2 producer (of La Berma (IRE)/G2P)
1244 Full Snow Moon, M, 2006, Vindication—Netherland (ARG), by Roy Taylor Made Sales Agency, agent G2 producer (of La Berma (IRE)/G2P)
1266 Husk, F, 2020, Quality Road—Sam's Sister, by Brother Derek Warrendale Sales, agent out of a G1 winner
1290 Yearling, F, 2022, Echo Town—Lady Heroine, by Sea Hero Grovendale Sales out of a G2 producer (of Alina/G2P)
1323 Magdalena's Chase, M, 2005, Cape Town—Illuminance, by Dehere Grovendale Sales G1 producer (of Competitive Edge/G1W); IF to Improbable
1331 Matle Valley, F, 2019, Tonalist—North Beach, by Arch Scott Mallory, agent out of a G1 producer (of Lightstream/MG1P)
1338 Yearling, C, 2022, Tapwrit—Ministra Habil (CHI), by Minister's Bid Taylor Made Sales Agency, agent out of a G1 winner
1339 Yearling, C, 2022, Tom's d'Etat—Minnie Macy, by A.P. Indy Lane's End, agent out of a G2 producer (of Virginia Eloise/G2P)
1340 Yearling, C, 2022, Daredevil—Miss A. Bomb, by Lemon Drop Kid Blackburn Farm out of a G2 producer (of A Little Bit Sassy/G2P)
1387 Ready to Unleash, M, 2009, More Than Ready—Western Woman, by West by West Paramount Sales, agent G2 producer (of Johnny Unleashed/G2P)
1406 She'srunninghappy, F, 2019, Runhappy—Running Creek, by Cape Town Hidden Brook, agent out of a G2 producer (of Easy Time/G2P)
1409 Shizaam (IRE), M, 2017, Elzaam (AUS)—Shishangaan (IRE), by Mujadil Lane's End, agent out of a G1 producer (of Safe Voyage (IRE)/MG1P)
1413 Yearling, F, 2022, Brody's Cause—Sistas Stroll, by Stroll Four Star Sales, agent out of a G1 placer
1440 Suspicious, M, 2018, Speightstown—Kauai Katie, by Malibu Moon Stuart Morris, agent out of a G1 placer
1488 Racing or broodmare prospect, F, 2021, Catalina Cruiser—Arienza, by Giant's Causeway Taylor Made Sales Agency, agent out of a G2 placer
1500 Yearling, C, 2022, Violence—Block, by Dynaformer Taylor Made Sales Agency, agent out of a G1 producer (of Lideris/G1W and Vibrance/MG1P)
1516 Changing Colors, F, 2019, Karakontie (JPN)—Alexandrite, by Lemon Drop Kid Grovendale Sales out of a G2 producer (of Karakatsie/G2P)
1524 Cold Call, F, 2019, Frosted—Communique, by Smart Strike Lane's End, agent out of a Multi. G1 placer and G2 producer (of Media Blitz/G2P)
1533 Danessa Deluxe, M, 2012, Summer Bird—Belle's Home, by Came Home Four Star Sales, agent G2 placer
1535 Yearling, C, 2022, Frosted—Deceit, by Danzig Four Star Sales, agent out of a G2 producer (of Afleet Deceit/G2P)
1547 Yearling, F, 2022, Global Campaign—Dyna's Destiny, by Dynaformer Grovendale Sales out of a G2 producer (of Ms Peintour/G2P)
1554 Ever Nice (ARG), M, 2007, Mutakddim—Ever Beauty (ARG), by Equalize Eaton Sales, agent G2 winner; IF to Firing Line
1563 Wildcat Red, H, 2011, D'wildcat—Racene, by Miner's Mark Buck Pond Farm (Douglas S. Arnold), agent out of a G1 producer (of Wildcat Red/MG1P)
1585 Storybook Ride, G, 2019, Candy Ride (ARG)—Street Story, by Street Cry (IRE) Grovendale Sales out of a G2 winner
1592 Mr. Z, H, 2012, Malibu Moon—Stormy Bear, by Storm Cat Buckland Sales (Zach Madden), agent out of a G1 producer (of Mr. Z/MG1P)
1594 Optimizer, H, 2009, English Channel—Indy Pick, by A.P. Indy Buckland Sales (Zach Madden), agent out of a G1 producer (of Optimizer/MG1P)
1595 Real Solution, H, 2009, Kitten's Joy—Reachfortheheavens, by Pulpit Buckland Sales (Zach Madden), agent out of a G1 producer (of Real Solution/MG1W and Coastana/G2P)
1596 Big Blue Kitten, R, 2008, Kitten's Joy—Spent Gold, by Unaccounted For Buckland Sales (Zach Madden), agent out of a G1 producer (of Big Blue Kitten/MG1W)
1600 Fort Ticonderoga, C, 2019, War Front—Ballet Pacifica, by Minardi Taylor Made Sales Agency, agent out of a G2 producer (of Doswell/G2W and Secretary At War/G2P)
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SESSION 4 PINHOOK PROSPECTS (JAN. 12)
Shown below are two-year sale histories of horses entered in the 2023 Keeneland January Horses of All Ages Sale. For horses that did not sell because the final bid did not meet
its reserve price, the final bid is shown in parentheses. Hip numbers for previous sales are displayed within brackets. Horse type is the age or type designation for the subject horse
when offered at the previous sale: E=racing or broodmare prospect; B=broodmare; W=weanling; Y=yearling.
1244 - Full Snow Moon (2006, M), by Vindication - Netherland (ARG) by Roy, [Mo 1269 - In Speight of Sara (2017, M), by Speightstown - Sarah's Secret by
Town] Leroidesanimaux (BRZ), [Tapiture]
B, [636] 21KEEJAN ($14,000), [Sir Prancealot (IRE)] C: Havens Bloodstock E, [613] 21FTKFEB ($9,000), C: KP Sales
Agency
1271 - I (2021, F), Vino Rosso - In the Shoes by Congrats
B, [2107] 21KEENOV ($37,000), [Caravaggio] C: Taylor Made Sales Agency
W, [1307] 21KEENOV $75,000, C: Moreau Bloodstock, B: Trudy Veinot
1246 - Ghost Dancer (2012, M), by Ghostzapper - Town Queen by Williamstown,
Y, [1857] 22KEESEP ($40,000), C: Taylor Made Sales Agency
[Sharp Azteca]
B, [878] 21KEENOV $57,000, [Bernardini] C: Paramount Sales, B: George E. 1292 - Lady Relaunch (2011, M), by Bright Launch - Clean Up Kris by Kris S., [Mo
Bates Trustee Town]
B, [613] 22KEEJAN ($17,000), [Mitole] C: Hurstland Farm
1247 - Giveittomestraight (2020, F), by Mineshaft - Social Assassin by Giant's
Causeway
1296 - La Rumbla (2015, M), by Super Saver - Sister Girl Blues by Hold for Gold,
Y, [179] 21FTKFEB ($8,000), C: Taylor Made Sales Agency, agent [Tacitus]
Y, [3906] 21KEESEP $15,000, C: Taylor Made Sales Agency, B: Greg Green B, [1749] 21KEENOV ($57,000), [Frosted] C: Taylor Made Sales Agency
1263 - Huggable (2020, F), by Runhappy - Latique by Elusive Quality 1309 - Lookout Rags (2017, M), by Union Rags - Lookout Lady by Smart Strike,
[Mitole]
Y, [1520] 21FTKOCT ($15,000), C: Brookdale Sales
B, [199] 22KEEJAN $20,000, [Mitole] C: Royal Oak Farm, B: George E. Bates
1266 - Husk (2020, F), by Quality Road - Sam's Sister by Brother Derek
1311 - Love's Illusion (2012, M), by Tapit - Love Match by Partner's Hero, [Violence]
Y, [370] 21FTKOCT $16,000, C: Hill 'n' Dale Sales Agency, B: Keiber Rengifo
B, [3372] 21KEENOV ($24,000), [Connect] C: Brookdale Sales
2, [312] 22OBSJUN $11,000, C: Golden Rock Thoroughbreds, B: Quality
Bloodstock
1315 - Lusaka (2011, M), by Distorted Humor - Half A. P. by Pulpit, [Collected]
1268 - In a Tizzy (2017, M), by Tiznow - Miss Valentine by Afleet Alex, B, [628] 22KEEJAN ($20,000), [Kantharos] C: Warrendale Sales
[Independence Hall]
1317 - Lutheran Miss (2011, M), by Thewayyouare - Wittenberg Miss by Smart
B, [2147] 21KEENOV $30,000, [Practical Joke] C: Taylor Made Sales Agency, B:
Strike, [Vekoma]
West Bloodstock
B, [3374] 21KEENOV $12,000, [Caravaggio] C: Paramount Sales, B: Sparks View
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1331 - Matle Valley (2019, F), by Tonalist - North Beach by Arch 1481 - Always in My Heart (2006, M), by Hennessy - Vow That Binds by Miswaki,
[Knicks Go]
E, [1421] 22KEEJAN $22,000, C: Lane's End, B: Steven Howell
B, [12] 21FTPNOK $12,000, [Broken Vow] C: Denali Stud Agent, B: Emerald Edge
1337 - Midnighthush (2015, M), by Midnight Lute - Deaconess Bonnie by Pulpit, Stud
[Honor A. P.]
1486 - Anniversary Kitty (2011, M), by Tribal Rule - Justanotherblonde by Bertrando,
B, [22] 21CALJAN $4,200, [Clubhouse Ride] C: Havens Bloodstock Agency, B:
[Rock Your World]
Dino Bates
B, [521] 21KEEJAN $24,000, [Palace Malice] C: Brookdale Sales, B: Mark Cohen
1356 - No Peeping (2015, M), by Morning Line - Obregon by Forest Wildcat,
[Violence] 1516 - Changing Colors (2019, F), by Karakontie (JPN) - Alexandrite by Lemon Drop
Kid
B, [408] 21FTKMIX $50,000, [Connect] C: Stuart Morris, B: Justin Ferrero
2, [75] 21OBSJUN ($20,000), C: Six K's Training & Sales
B, [3418] 21KEENOV ($14,000), [Connect] C: Brookdale Sales
1517 - Chocolate Cookie (2017, M), by Declaration of War - Lady of the Nile by
1361 - Parapluie (2019, M), by Cairo Prince - Fearless Kiss by Langfuhr, [Code of
Pioneerof the Nile
Honor]
E, [4] 22FTOJUN $13,000, C: Highgate Sales, B: Raven Fox Farm
2, [792] 21OBSAPR $75,000, C: Golden Rock Thoroughbreds, B: Pura Vida
Investments
1540 - Dixie Dancing (2019, M), by Runhappy - Dixie Victory by Dixie Union, [Mo
Town]
1364 - Park Lane (2015, M), by Ghostzapper - Reenergize by Bernstein, [Point of
Entry] 2, [728] 21OBSAPR ($27,000), C: Grassroots Training & Sales
B, [3034] 21KEENOV ($50,000), [Mucho Macho Man] C: Hidden Brook
1552 - Estilo Diferente (2019, F), by Uncle Mo - Connected Fitness by Congrats
1371 - Piu Che Pronto (2019, F), by More Than Ready - Diza by Empire Maker 2, [655] 21OBSAPR $22,000, C: Eddie Woods, B: Juan Arriagada
2, [3256] 21KEENOV $5,500, C: Warrendale Sales, B: Joe Engelhart
1554 - Ever Nice (ARG) (2007, M), by Mutakddim - Ever Beauty (ARG) by Equalize,
[Firing Line]
1383 - Quiet Dignity (2016, M), by Kitten's Joy - Figarie by Bernardini, [Shancelot]
B, [1003] 21KEEJAN $10,000, [Enticed] C: Taylor Made Sales Agency, agent, B:
E, [397] 21KEEJAN $40,000, C: Bluewater Sales, B: Crawford Farms
E. B. S.
1402 - Shantay You Stay (2017, M), by Japan - Sashay Away by Farma Way, [Tiz the
1561 - F (2021, C), Palace Malice - Special Thing by Tapit
Law]
W, [2709] 21KEENOV ($5,000), C: James B. Keogh
B, [28] 21FTNOCT $5,000, [Central Banker] C: Stuart Morris, B: Jerry Bilinski
1564 - Always Hopeful (2019, G), by Speightstown - Desire Street by Congrats
1403 - Shared Empire (2018, M), by Pioneerof the Nile - Sapucai by Indian Charlie,
[Frosted] 2, [27] 21FTFMAR $160,000, C: De Meric Sales, B: Cherie DeVaux / Myracehorse.
com
E, [2689] 21KEENOV $62,000, C: Vinery Sales, B: McMahon & Hill Bloodstock,
agent
1406 - She'srunninghappy (2019, F), by Runhappy - Running Creek by Cape Town
2, [112] 21OBSAPR $62,000, C: Golden Rock Thoroughbreds, B: SAB Stables
1409 - Shizaam (IRE) (2017, M), by Elzaam (AUS) - Shishangaan (IRE) by Mujadil
E, [1328] 22KEENOV ($19,000), C: Lane's End
1440 - Suspicious (2018, M), by Speightstown - Kauai Katie by Malibu Moon
E, [678] 21KEEJAN $7,500, C: Warrendale Sales, B: Nick Nosowenko
1444 - Swift Delilah (2018, M), by Fort Larned - Charming Delilah by Stephen Got
Even, [Shaman Ghost]
B, [3468] 21KEENOV ($0), [American Guru] C: Hidden Brook
1456 - The Promised Road (2018, M), by Quality Road - As Promised by Century City
(IRE), [Maximus Mischief]
E, [1535] 22KEEJAN ($9,500), C: Four Star Sales
1476 - Acapella (2013, M), by Majestic Warrior - Kettle's Sister by More Than Ready,
[Shancelot]
B, [513] 21KEEJAN ($19,000), [Accelerate] C: Warrendale Sales
ANNE M. EBERHARDT
1479 - Afleet Divine (2020, F), by Always Dreaming - End Times by War Front
Y, [233] 21KEEJAN $3,000, C: Bluewater Sales, B: Jashua Robinson
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