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INTO MISCHIEF FILLY TOPS OBS DAY 3By Ron Mitchell

For the second consecutive day a telephone bid

secured the session-topper at the Ocala Breeders'

Sales Co.'s June 2-year-olds in training and horses of

racing age sale.

John Fort of Peachtree Stable went to $250,000 to

buy an Into Mischief filly from the Eisaman Equine

consignment during a session that saw numbers

continue to spiral downward.

The filly is out of the Consolidator mare Simple

Symphony, a half sister to stakes winners My Lady

Avie and Doc Calls Her Kate. Bred in Kentucky by

Machmer Hall, she was bought by Gainesway for

$230,000 at the 2015 Fasig-Tipton Saratoga yearling

sale.

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HAWKBILL VICTORIOUS AT ROYAL ASCOT 4

AMERICAN PEDIGREES AT ROYAL ASCOT 5

FIRST WINNERS FOR GET STORMY, CALIMONCO 6

CLASSY HANDS IN POKER STAKES 7

THE PIZZA MAN RETURNS IN WISE DAN STAKES 8

THIRD-PARTY LASIX ADMINISTRATION APPROVED 9

BREEDERS' CUP ADDS OWNER PERKS, RAISES FEES 10

JAPANESE WINNER FOR STREET SENSE 11

RESURGENT NORTHERN AFLEET 12

RESULTS 13

ENTRIES 15

LEADING LISTS 19

SALES UPDATE

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Hip 866, a filly by Into Mischief out of Simple Symphony, brings $250,000

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Barry Eisaman said Fort is a client who saw the

filly earlier in the year at his farm and thought she

would sell well, even in the challenging June market.

"She's a wonderful filly," Eisaman said. "She would

have been a standout in any of the earlier (2-year-

olds in training) sales."

The three-day gross of $12,707,900 for the 462

horses sold has fallen 34.1% from $18,191,400 for

465 sold at the same point in 2015. The $27,506

average represents a 29.7% decline from last year’s

three-session average of $39,121. With 43 horses not

sold, the RNA rate was 20.7%.

The numbers for the penultimate session mir-

rored those of the previous two days, with OBS

reporting 164 horses sold for $4,096,700, a $24,980

average and a $12,000 median. The average is a

33.3% decline from a year ago, when 156 head aver-

aged $42,965 on gross receipts of $6,702,500, with

an $18,000 median.

Sales director Tod Wojciechowski said the num-

bers reflect the overall sales trends of good horses

being in greater demand.

"I know it sounds like a broken record, but there

are still some nice horses to be sold tomorrow," he

said.

Wojciechowski said the session’s low RNA rate

indicates consignors have an "understanding of what

is in front of them and are making decisions to sell."

Three juveniles shared the co-second highest

price of $190,000.

Agent Gary Young bought a son of Bellamy Road

from Eddie Woods consignment on behalf of a client

Young declined to name. Bred in Kentucky by Win-

Star Farm, the colt is a full brother to grade II winner

Position Limit.

Mercedes Stables purchased a daughter of Hard

Spun out of stakes winner and stakes producer She-

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doesrock (Storm Boot). Consigned by Bobby Dodd,

the filly was bred in Kentucky by Machmer Hall and

H. Allen Poindexter.

Susan Moulton was listed as the buyer of a son of

Tapit out of grade I winner River's Prayer (Devon Lane).

Consigned by de Meric Sales, the colt was bred in Ken-

tucky by Stonestreet Thoroughbred Holdings. BH

Hip Sex, Sire—Dam Sale Price866 f, 2yo, Into Mischief—Simple Symphony

Buyer: John P. Fort Consignor: Eisaman Equine

$250,000

662 c, 2yo, Bellamy Road—Payable On Demand Buyer: Gary Young, agent Consignor: Eddie Woods

$190,000

761 c, 2yo, Tapit—River's Prayer Buyer: Susan Moulton Consignor: De Meric Sales

$190,000

840 f, 2yo, Hard Spun—Shedoesrock Buyer: Mercedes Stables Consignor: Bobby Dodd

$190,000

765 Glencairn c, 2yo, Candy Ride (ARG)—Roan Inish Buyer: William Werner Consignor: Hidden Brook

$155,000

660 f, 2yo, Trappe Shot—Passion Overflow Buyer: Bluewater Sales, agent Consignor: Woodford Thoroughbreds

$140,000

842 f, 2yo, Giant's Causeway—Sheraton Park Buyer: Rockbridge Bloodstock Consignor: De Meric Sales

$115,000

792 Wildcat Saint c, 2yo, Wildcat Heir—Saint La Petit Buyer: Robbins Family Racing Consignor: Boutte Sales

$95,000

852 c, 2yo, Macho Uno—Sierra Vista (GB) Buyer: Ruis Racing Consignor: Hamrris Training Center

$80,000

770 c, 2yo, Gemologist—Romanette Buyer: Branjam Stable Consignor: Bobby Dodd

$75,000

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‘FASTNET’, MAJESTICPERFECTION 2YOs TO SHINEBy Ron Mitchell

A colt by Coolmore Australia stallion Fastnet

Rock out of a full sister to multiple group I

winner Lush Lashes has generated a lot of inter-

est leading up to the June 17 final session of the

Ocala Breeders' Sales Co.'s sale of 2-year-olds in

training and horses of racing age.

"We're here to get them all sold, but he is one

of the buzz horses in the sale," said consignor

Tom McCrocklin. "He's very talented and classy.

He is a grand horse with a stallion's pedigree."

The colt, Hip 1109, was produced from the

unraced Galileo mare Alone and was bred in

Kentucky by Don Alberto Corp. Lush Lashes won

three group I races in England and Ireland and

is from the extended family of group I winners

Saumarez and Buzzword, as well as many group

II and group III winners.

The colt breezed a quarter-mile in :21, co-sec-

ond fastest during the six days of work outs. Mc-

Crocklin had various reports from clockers that

the colt galloped out three furlongs in :32 3/5 to

:33, following the timed work.

McCrocklin bought the colt privately after

he failed to meet his reserve on a final bid of

$140,000 when consigned by Lane's End at the

2015 Keeneland September yearling sale.

Also cataloged Friday is Hip 1026, a Majes-

ticperfection filly that had the fastest quar-

ter-mile work of :20 4/5 for Susan Montayne's

SBM Training and Sales. Produced from the

winning Cox's Ridge mare Undervalued, the filly

is a half sister to stakes winner Overvalued and

was bred in Kentucky by Brereton C. Jones. SBM

bought the filly for $162,000 from Jones' consign-

ment at the Fasig-Tipton Kentucky July sale.

"I have a filly that's fast and vets 100% clean,"

Montayne said. "I would hope she's in the top

10% of horses in the sale."

A well-bred offering consigned by Eddie

Woods is Hip 936, a Distorted Humor half broth-

er to Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands

(gr. I) winner and sire Super Saver and to grade

III winner and sire Brethren. Bred by Hill 'n' Dale

Equine Holdings and Glen Hill Farm, he was

bought back at Keeneland for $275,000.

"He's typical of the family and is coming

around but isn't there yet," Woods said. "Poten-

tially a very nice horse down the road." BH

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936c. Distorted Humor—Supercharger, by A.P. IndyConsigned by Eddie Woods, agent

1026f. Majesticperfection—Undervalued, by Cox’s RidgeConsigned by SBM Training and Sales, agent

1044c. Archarcharch—Virden, by Tactical CaConsigned by de Meric Sales, agent

1102f. Bodemeister—Alec’s Moon, by Malibu MoonConsigned by SGV Thoroughbreds

1109c. Fastnet Rock—Alone, by GalileoConsigned by Tom McCrocklin, agent

1118c. Giant’s Causeway—Amber Grace, by Elusive QualityConsigned by Top Line Sales, agent

1127c. Discreetly Mine—Andes, by ForestryConsigned by Bobby Dodd, agent

1133c. Harlan’s Holiday—Anna Sun, by TrippiConsigned by McKathan Bros., agent

1150f. The Factor—At Risk, by Dixie UnionConsigned by Niall Brennan Stables, agent

1155c. Tapizar—Aunt Pat, by Mr. GreeleyConsigned by Eisaman Equine, agent

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Hip 1026, by Majesticperfection out of Undervalued, worked the fastest

quarter-mile in :20 4/5

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HAWKBILL VICTORIOUS AT ROYAL ASCOTBy Sarah Troxell

In his first group stakes attempt, Godolphin's

Hawkbill drew away from the field in the final

furlong of the Tercentenary Stakes (Eng-III) at

Royal Ascot, winning by 1 1/4 lengths from his

fast-finishing Godolphin teammate Prize Money.

A Kentucky-bred by Kitten's Joy out of the

Giant's Causeway mare Trensa, Hawkbill was

bred by the Helen K. Groves Revokable Trust. He

has raced solely in England, and the Tercente-

nary Stakes marked his fifth consecutive victory,

stretching back to his maiden win in July last year.

He came into the 1 1/4-mile Tercentenary off

a victory in the Havana Gold Newmarket Stakes

April 30.

"I've always thought a lot of this fella. He's got

a big future ahead of him," jockey William Buick

said.

Kentucky-bred Long Island Sound (War Front—

Treasure Trail, by Pulpit) rounded out the top

three in the field of nine.

Meanwhile, last year's Irish and European high-

weight for more than 13 1/2 furlongs, Order of St.

George, lived up to his distance-loving reputation

while going 2 1/2 miles in the Gold Cup in Honour

of the Queen's 90th Birthday (Eng-I).

Sent off the 4-5 favorite in the field of 17, Lloyd

Williams, Susan Magnier, Michael Tabor, and

Derrick Smith's Order of St. George delivered an

impressive late kick in the final furlongs to charge

home down the center of the course for a clear

victory.

The 4-year-old Galileo colt, who won last year's

1 3/4-mile Palmerstown House Estate Irish St.

Leger (Ire-I), was guided to victory by Ryan Moore

for trainer Aidan O'Brien, who secured his seventh

Gold Cup.

"You never know if they are going to get the

trip if they have never been over that," O'Brien

said. "He won the Irish St Leger on soft ground by

11 or 12 lengths off a strong pace, and if he wasn't

going to stay, there were very few horses that

would.

"The lads did a great job getting him back as

he had a little setback at the end of last year and

we were a little bit worried if we were going to get

there. He just has a big Rolls Royce engine."

Three lengths back in second was Mizzou,

owned by Southern California's Jon Kelly. The

Irish-bred 5-year-old son of Galileo earned his

first group I-placing. Luca Cumani trains Mizzou

and Andrea Atzeni guided him to the runner-up

finish.

Earlier in the day, Hat Creek Racing and Head

of Plains Partners' Red Lodge finished ninth

against males in the Norfolk Stakes (Eng-II). The

five-furlong juvenile test went to The Cool Silk

Partnership's Prince of Lir (Kodiac).

Trained by Wesley Ward, Red Lodge entered off

a 3 3/4-length victory in a five-furlong maiden race

on the Belmont Park turf where the daughter of

Midshipman set a course record of :55.73.

Frank Angst contributed to this report. BH

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Hawkbill wins the 2016 Tercentenary Stakes

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AMERICAN PEDIGREES AT ROYAL ASCOTBy Tom Hall

Kentucky-breds continued their run of good fortune

on day 3 of the Royal Ascot meet.

In the group III Tercentenary Stakes (formerly the

Hampton Court Stakes), Kentucky-bred Hawkbill led

home a Godolphin 1-2 finish, defeating Prize Money

by 1 1/4 lengths in the 10-furlong event.

Bred by the Helen K. Groves Revokable Trust,

Hawkbill is a flashy chestnut son of turf champion Kit-

ten's Joy, whose sire El Prado was champion juvenile

in Ireland in 1991.

Although bred in Ireland by Lyonstown Stud, El

Prado is a prime example of the interconnection

between the U.S. and Europe in terms of racing and

bloodstock.

He is by Sadler's Wells, who was bred by Claiborne

Farm in Kentucky but earned his reputation on the

tracks and in the breeding shed and foaling barns of

Europe.

El Prado’s dam, Lady Capulet, also a Claiborne

product, won the Irish One Thousand Guineas (Ire-I).

Her sire Sir Ivor won the Epsom Derby and Two Thou-

sand Guineas but is as American as they come, being

by Sir Gaylord out of Attica, whose third dam Alcibia-

des won the 1930 Kentucky Oaks.

Groves homebred

Trensa, the dam of

Hawkbill, is a graded

stakes-placed daugh-

ter of Giant's Cause-

way, a horse whose

American roots found

firm footing on the

racetracks of Ireland

and England—enough

to be Europe’s Horse

of the Year in 2000.

Her dam, Serape,

is a grade-I winning

Groves homebred

from the classic-pro-

ducing branch of the

Mr. Prospector family

tree.

Hawkbill is inbred

to Northern Dancer—

but these days who

isn’t—as well as to

Prince John and Rob-

erto. However, the 4x5 cross of Epsom Derby winner

Roberto seems to be a theme that runs through the

best of Kitten’s Joy’s stakes winners. At least 15 of his

74 (20.3%) career stakes winners carry inbreeding to

Roberto, including four of his 10 grade I winners.

Even Ascot’s marathon Gold Cup in Honour of The

Queen’s 90th Birthday (Eng-I) raced over 20 furlongs

had U.S. flavor. Irish-bred Order of St George, repre-

senting the Coolmore and Ballydoyle forces, won by

three lengths over another son of Galileo owned by

American Jon Kelly.

Although Order of St George’s sire might be the

king of European stallions, his dam Another Storm is

a U.S.-bred daughter of Gone West who won only a 1

1/16-mile maiden race at Saratoga.

Her dam, Storm Song, however, was champion

juvenile filly in 1996 on the strength of a pair of grade

I wins in the Frizette Stakes and the Breeders’ Cup

Juvenile Fillies.

Her sire was Preakness Stakes (gr. I) winner

Summer Squall, a Storm Bird half brother to classic

winner and leading sire A.P. Indy (Seattle Slew) out of

Kentucky Broodmare of the Year Weekend Surprise.

Classic winners abound in the pedigree and add for

good measure Triple Crown winner Secretariat—

thrown in the mix as the broodmare sire of Gone

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Order of St George wins The Gold Cup at Royal Ascot June 16

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of grade I winner Peeping Tom. Her family has also

produced graded stakes winners Sun King, Traitor, and

Ocean Drive.

Get Stormy, a multiple grade I winning son of

Stormy Atlantic, stands at Crestwood Farm near Lexing-

ton, Ky., for $5,000.

Heavy favorite My California took a field of seven

challengers through fractions of :22.01 and :45.30 in

the five-furlong, $56,000 maiden special weight race at

Santa Anita Park before pulling away from the field to

win by daylight in :58.06.

The Mercedes Stables homebred was making her

second start. She is trained by Robertino Diodoro, who

is currently the meet's leading trainer by percentage of

winners and percentage of in the money finishes. My

California was ridden by Tyler Baze.

The winner is the first foal of Give My Regards

(Smart Strike), who was also bred and raced by

Mercedes Stables. She had been offered in foal to

Sky Mesa at the 2015 Keeneland November sale and

bought back at $55,000. Give My Regards is out of

unraced Broadway Hoofer, the dam of graded stakes

winner Broadway Empire and stakes winner Cinderel-

la's Dream.

Calimonco is a graded stakes-placed son of Storm

Cat. He won the Wickerr Stakes at Del Mar before fin-

ishing third in the Citation Handicap (gr. II) and the Del

Mar Mile Handicap (gr. II). Calimonco stands at Ballena

Vista Farm in California for $1,500. BH

FIRST WINNERS FOR GET STORMY, CALIMONCOBy Eric Mitchell

The races faced by the first winners for freshman sires

Get Stormy and Calimonco could not have been

more different.

Get Stormy's first runner Get Sassy persevered in a

battle down the stretch, grabbing the lead only a couple

jumps before the wire, while Calimonco's My California

took a commanding early lead and rolled to 9 1/4-length

victory.

Get Sassy won a $27,000, 4 1/2-furlong maiden

special weight race at Presque Island Downs for owners

Duncan Lloyd and Blazing Meadows Farm. She is trained

by Tim Hamm and was bred in Pennsylvania by John

Penn, who sold her to Lloyd as a weanling for $5,000 at

the 2014 Keeneland November breeding stock sale.

Making her first start, Get Sassy sat in a rail-hugging

fourth place behind the leaders through much of the

race as the leaders took the field through fractions of

:22.87 and :46.23. As the field came out of the turn, jock-

ey Mario Pino took Get Sassy off the rail, where running

room had evaporated, and began a furious rally at the

leader and favorite Diamond Dollar. Get Sassy got a neck

in front, stopping the timer in :52.41.

Get Sassy is out of the Quiet American mare A Little

Action, who has three foals to race and two winners.

Her third dam, stakes-placed Artful Pleasure, is the dam

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CLASSY HANDS IN POKER STAKESBy Evan Hammonds

It may carry only grade III status, but Belmont Park's

June 18 Poker Stakes (gr. IIIT) carries a grade I line-

up, even if only six passed the entry box.

Three of the runners have won at the grade I

level within the last 12 months, and they square off

against King Kreesa, last year's Poker winner, and

two from trainer Chad Brown, who won four stakes

last weekend, including the 1-2-3 finishers in the New

York Stakes (gr. IIT).

The grade I winners—Grand Arch, Force the Pass,

and Obviously—drew the inside posts for the one

mile contest.

Jim and Susan Hill's Grand Arch won last fall's

Shadwell Turf Mile (gr. IT) at Keeneland and was third

in the Breeders' Cup Mile (gr. IT). The 7-year-old geld-

ing's lone 2016 outing resulted in a third-place finish,

beaten three-quarters of a length by Takeover Tar-

get in a soggy Dixie Stakes (gr. IIT) on the Preakness

Stakes (gr. I) undercard May 21. The earner of more

than $1.8 million only has one Belmont turf start on

his 25-race resume, a fifth-place finish last summer

behind King Kreesa in the

Forbidden Apple Stakes.

Colts Neck Stables'

Force the Pass was a

10-1 winner of last sum-

mer's Belmont Derby In-

vitational (gr. IT) at 1 1/4

miles. Running on the

lead this April in Gulf-

stream Park's Appleton

(gr. IIIT) at a mile, the

4-year-old Speightstown

colt was caught late

by Reporting Star. He

makes his debut over

Belmont's main turf

course for trainer Allen

Goldberg.

Obviously also makes

his Belmont bow in the

Poker. The multiple

grade I winner won back

to back Shoemaker Mile

Stakes (gr. IT) in 2014

and 2015 at both Bet-

fair Hollywood Park and Santa Anita. Two outings this

winter in Southern California resulted in photo-finish

defeats in grade II company, the latest in the Feb. 13

Arcadia at a mile. Phil D'Amato trains.

Brown trains Takeover Target, who won the

nine-furlong Hill Prince (gr. IIIT) at Belmont last fall in

addition to the Dixie. The son of Harlan's Holiday is

accomplished over both turf courses at Belmont and

fired a bullet :47 1/5 half-mile over the course June

16.

Brown's other entrant—New York-bred Offering

Plan—has only made eight starts, but three of those

have come in graded company. He placed in the

Pilgrim Stakes (gr. IIT) at 2 in 2014 and was a closing

fifth at Del Mar last fall in the Hollywood Derby (gr.

IT).

King Kreesa is one of the kings of the Belmont turf,

compiling a 6-1-2 record in 12 starts over the main

turf course. The 7-year-old New York-bred owned

by Gerald and Susan Kresa was second last time out

on New York Showcase Day in the one-mile Kingston

Stakes. King Kreesa won last year's Poker over Vyjack

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Dixie Stakes winner Takeover Target and third-placed Grand Arch (orange cap) battle again June 18 in the

Poker Stakes

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THE PIZZA MAN RETURNS IN WISE DAN STAKESBy Evan Hammonds

The Pizza Man returns to action June 18 as the like-

ly choice in Churchill Downs' $200,000 Wise Dan

Stakes (gr. IIT), formerly the Firecracker and one of

five graded stakes on the night program.

Versatility is a virtue, and The Pizza Man has it.

Winner of last year's 12-furlong Stars and Stripes

Stakes (gr. IIIT), 10-furlong Arlington Million (gr. IT),

and just missing in Keeneland's Shadwell Turf Mile

(gr. IT), The Pizza Man is in his wheelhouse at 1 1/16

miles, the Wise Dan trip. He's 8-1-0 in 10 lifetime

starts at the distance.

Bred and raced by Richard and Karen Papiese's

Midwest Thoroughbreds, The Pizza Man was fifth

in his first 2016 outing back in early February in the

Gulfstream Park Turf Handicap (gr. IT). A year ago

he kicked off his campaign with a win in Churchill

Downs' Opening Verse Stakes at 1 1/16 miles.

This year's Opening Verse winner, Thatcher Street,

will break just to The Pizza Man's inside from post 1.

The 5-year-old gelding by Street Sense is 3-2-0 in five

Churchill turf outings and has three stakes placings

to go along with the win on May 21. Randall Bloch

and John Seiler, who share ownership of Thatcher

Street with Phil Milner and Fred Merritt's Amtietam,

had success in last year's program, taking the Matt

Winn Stakes (gr. II) with Island Town.

Trainer Mark Casse, who sent out Tepin to win

Royal Ascot's Queen Anne Stakes (Eng-I) June 14, will

be represented by a pair in the Wise Dan. Conquest

Stables' Conquest Typhoon, an allowance optional

claiming winner at Gulfstream in March, has strug-

gled a bit in high-end stakes company. At 2 the

Stormy Atlantic colt won the grade III Cecil B. Demille

Stakes over Del Mar's turf and was fourth in the

Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf (gr. IT).

Casse also trains Za Approval, an 8-year-old

Ghostzapper gelding who actually ran behind Wise

Dan three times in grade I events in 2013 and 2014.

He faded after setting the pace in the May 21 Dixie

Stakes (gr. IIT) at Pimlico in his seasonal bow and

figures to move forward off that effort.

Diane Perkins' Kasaqui, trained by Ignacio Correas,

seeks to bounce back after falling in the May 7 Wood-

ford Reserve Turf Classic (gr. IT). The Argentina-bred

gelding won over the Keeneland turf back in April.

Morton Fink's Wise Dan, the two-time Horse of

the Year, won the Firecracker in 2011 and 2013. The

retired gelding will be paraded in the paddock with

the horses for the race and will remain there while

the race is being run. BH

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The Pizza Man wins the 2015 Hollywood Turf Cup

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THIRD-PARTY LASIX ADMINISTRATION APPROVEDBy Jeremy Balan

Although many local veterinarians again voiced

opposition, the California Horse Racing Board on

June 16 at Santa Anita Park approved the third-party

administration of race-day Lasix.

The California Office of Administrative Law

must approve the measure before it is official.

The CHRB voted 5-0—with member Steve Bene-

to absent and Richard Rosenberg abstaining—to

approve the proposal after an hour of discussion.

It was also of note that the California Veterinary

Medical Board supported the third-party Lasix

proposal, after opposing previous iterations.

The aspect that earned the support of the Vet-

erinary Medical Board was that third-party admin-

istration of the medication, under the proposal,

would only be given "after the owner, trainer, or

owner's veterinarian has consulted with the Lasix

veterinarian."

"The issue is that nobody with an interest in

the outcome of the race is allowed in the stall with

needles and syringes on race day," CHRB equine

medical director Rick Arthur said during the meet-

ing. "That's the bottom line."

Some local veterinarians, as they’ve expressed

in the past, took exception with the proposal on

the grounds that it fixes a nonexistent problem

and insinuates private veterinarians are doing

something wrong.

“In some of the language I’ve read as to why

this is being done, it specifically states it’s to get

the private practitioners out of the stalls on race

day,” said Dr. Karen Valko. “That’s implying we’re

doing something wrong. I take offense to that.

Whether that’s exactly what’s meant or not, that’s

what is implied.”

Local veterinarians also said the third-party

administration would hurt their business and

livelihood, but that point was countered by Robert

O'Neill, The Stronach Group's newly appointed Di-

rector of Equine Health and Safety, who previous-

ly served under the same title at Gulfstream Park.

“This isn’t that complicated. It’s all about integ-

rity. It’s all about putting the horse first,” O’Neill

said. “Vets commented to me from Florida, ‘Thank

God we’re done with Lasix.’ I can take care of my

horses, look at my horses, and treat my horses,

and get them where they need to be.

“I’ve talked to vets in New York (who say) ‘We

don’t miss it at all. We miss none of this stuff with

Lasix. We don’t want to do it any more and our

practice has gotten bigger. We can concentrate

on the wellness of the horse and the individual

animal, not worrying about giving Lasix shots all

day.'”

The CHRB approval ends what has been a

nearly four-year process to implement third-party

Lasix, or furosemide, which is used to prevent ex-

ercise-induced pulmonary hemorrhage in horses,

also called Salix.

With approval by OAL, the change in Lasix ad-

ministration would move California into line with

the National Uniform Medication Program on this

issue. BH

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BREEDERS' CUP ADDS OWNER PERKS, RAISES FEESBy Frank Angst

Increased entry fees await participating owners in

this year's Breeders' Cup World Championships, but

Breeders' Cup officials say many owner benefits have

been added to the event in recent years and more will

be unveiled in 2016.

Of course the biggest benefit for owners was an-

nounced June 13: The Breeders' Cup Classic (gr. I) and

Longines Breeders' Cup Turf (gr. IT) will each receive $1

million boosts in purse money, with the Classic going to

$6 million and the Turf going to $4 million. Those two

races—along with the other 11 Breeders' Cup races—

also will see increased pre-entry and entry fees for

owners.

The Breeders' Cup Board of Directors approved the

increased fees at a February meeting. For the Classic

and Turf, the combined pre-entry and entry fees will

be at 2.5% of each total purse, while all other races go

to 3%. That increase sets the fees at $150,000 for the

Classic, up from $100,000, and at $100,000 for the Turf,

up from $60,000.

Fees for other races are as follows: races with a $1

million purse will go from $20,000 last year to $30,000

this year; $1.5 million-purse races go from $30,000 to

$45,000; and $2 million-purse races go from $40,000 to

$60,000.

Breeders' Cup senior vice president of racing and

nominations Dora Delgado said that pre-entry and

entry fees were restored to pre-2013 levels for many of

the races. She said the board had temporarily lowered

fees for the past three years, which previously had been

set at 3% of purses.

"Since 2003, our fees have ranged from 3% total,

down to 2%, and are in line with large racing events that

do not have a title sponsor or are invitational," Delgado

said.

Breeders' Cup also has added benefits in recent

years, including paid travel fees of up to $10,000 for

North American horses shipping into a venue and up

to $40,000 if traveling internationally. Many starters

also have their fees paid for by winning Breeders' Cup

Challenge "Win and You're In" races. Breeders' Cup esti-

mates 185 horses will receive these benefits this year.

"Raising purses on our two flagship races raises the

profile of those races both domestically and interna-

tionally and acts as an incentive to keep horses racing

longer," Delgado said. "They make the Turf and Classic

the richest two races in North America until the Pe-

gasus Cup runs for the first time."

Delgado said the structure of purse payouts also has

been changed, now paying down to eighth place.

"We made it our focus this year to not only offer

more purse and awards money, which total $28 million

in 2016, but to change the payouts down to the eighth

finish position, continue with out-of-state shipper travel

allowances, focus on greater hospitality to our owners

and participants, and to provide world class racing for

our fans," Delgado said. BH

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JAPANESE WINNER FOR STREET SENSEBy Naohiro Goda

Street Sense had the first winner from his sole

Japanese-sired crop when Logi Sense won her

debut June 11 over 1,400 meters (about seven

furlongs) on the turf at Tokyo Racecourse.

The first 2016 juvenile starter for Street Sense

at a Japan Racing Association track, Logi Sense is

out of the Sunday Silence mare Shirley Poppies,

who has produced seven winners from nine run-

ners.

Two others by the stallion started at the Na-

tional Association of Racing track at Monbetsu.

His daughter Liberalism finished fifth June 8, and

his son Brave was third June 9th.

Street Sense stood at Darley in Kentucky for

five seasons, shuttling to Darley’s Australia com-

plex prior to being sent to Japan in 2013 for one

breeding season.

In Japan, Street Sense stood at the Darley

Japan Stallion Complex for ¥4.5 million ($48,740)

where he covered 144 mares, with 95 foals result-

ing the following spring.

He has sired four Japanese stakes winners

from crops conceived outside Japan, including

Knowledge who is a 6-year-old horse owned by

Sheikh Mohammed that has won five races, in-

cluding the March 21 Yumemizuki Stakes, and has

earned ¥116,930,000 ($1,122,225).

Street Sense is currently standing at Darley

USA near Lexington, Ky. for $45,000. BH

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RESURGENT NORTHERN AFLEETBy Eric Mitchell

For Taylor Made Farm, the 2016 breeding season is like the calm before the storm. Next year the

farm near Nicholasville, Ky., is planning to stand international superstar California Chrome, a dual U.S. classic winner and victor of the 2016 Dubai World Cup (UAE-I). Ben Taylor, vice president of Taylor Made Stallions, talks about the 2016 breeding season, which included a bit of a sur-prise—a resurging interest in Northern Afleet, the 23-year-old son of Afleet out of the Nureyev mare Nureyette. Since 2012 Northern Afleet has aver-aged 69 mares bred a year, with 2014 his slowest year with 50 mares bred. This year he is expected to breed 110 mares.

MarketWatch: So talk about where Northern

Afleet is in his breeding career and where the

renewed interest is coming from?

Ben Taylor: We've pared down our number

of stallions over the years to three. We've kept

horses we felt would be commercial and whose

books would fill.

Northern Afleet is getting up there (in age), so

he's reached that plateau and that price range

where people just want something new. They

gravitate toward the young horses, even though

he's a really nice horse and gets runners.

What happened this year is he got a couple

of really nice runners in Saudi Arabia. His first

stakes winners in Saudi Arabia.

(Leeman won the King Abdullah bin Abdualaziz Cup Jan. 22 and placed second in the King Abdu-laziz Cup Feb. 27; Mamlouk won the King Faisal bin Abdualaziz Cup Jan. 23 and was second in the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques Cup Feb. 14. All these races are not internationally recognized group races but carry group I status in Saudi Ara-bia.)

MW: What has been the response to those

Saudi Arabian stakes winners?

BT: Well, half his book this year will be made

up of mares owned by Saudi Arabians. They

tried to buy the horse, but at his age we were

not sending him over there. So they started buy-

ing mares in foal to him and breeding to him. I

think we've gotten 15 calls from people wanting

to buy mares bred to him or buy weanlings or

buy yearlings by him.

MW: Taylor Made also stands first-crop

sire Astrology and Graydar, who will have his

first yearlings this year. How did their season

go?

BT: Astrology has four winners from six

starters, so we have seen a spike in calls

late in the season. Those winners definitely

helped us sell some seasons over the past

couple of weeks. I think he'll be close to 110.

Graydar has been well-received and got

significant support from his ownership group,

Twin Creeks Racing, and the shareholders. He

will get a bit over 125 mares. BH

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STAKES RESULTS

GOLD CUP (IN HONOUR OF THE QUEEN'S 90TH BIRTHDAY) (ENG-I)

Ascot, 6/16, £393,480, 4yo/up, 20f, 4:26.21, sft.1–Order of St George (IRE) H, 126, b c, 4........

£226,840 Galileo (IRE)–Another Storm, by Gone West O–L J WILLIAMS, MRS J MAGNIER, M TABOR & D SMITH, B–Paget Bloodstock (IRE), T–O'BRIEN AIDAN, J–MOORE RYANSale History: 2013 KEESEP, $550,000.

2–Mizzou (IRE), 128, b h, 5 ................. £86,000 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.

3–Sheikhzayedroad (GB), 128, b g, 7 ... £43,040 Dubawi (IRE)–Royal Secrets (IRE), by Highest Honor (FR) O–MOHAMMED JABER, B–Rabbah Bloodstock Limited (GB), T–SIMCOCK DAVID, J–HARLEY MARTIN

Margins: 3, 2¼, 2¾. Others:

RIBBLESDALE STAKES (ENG-II)

Ascot, 6/16, £196,740, 3yo, f, 12f, 2:39.74, sft.1–Even Song (IRE), 126, b f, 3 ........... £113,420

Mastercraftsman (IRE)–Guantanamera (IRE), by Sadler's Wells O–MRS JOHN MAGNIER, B–Barronstown Stud (IRE), T–O'BRIEN AIDAN, J–MOORE RYANSale History: 2013 GOFFOA, $228,480.

2–Ajman Princess (IRE), 126, b f, 3 ..... £43,000 Teofilo (IRE)–Reem Three (GB), by Mark of Esteem (IRE) O–SHEIKH MOHAMMED OBAID AL MAKTOUM, B–Darley (IRE), T–VARIAN ROGER, J–ATZENI ANDREA

3–The Black Princess (FR), 126, dk b/br f, 3 .....£21,520 Iffraaj (GB)–Larceny (IRE), by Cape Cross (IRE) O–R J H GEFFEN, B–Petra Bloodstock Agency Ltd (FR), T–GOSDEN JOHN, J–BUICK WILLIAMSale History: 2014 ARQAUG, $227,800.

Margins: 1½, 1, neck. Others: QUEEN'S TRUST, SHALL WE (IRE), WE ARE NINETY (IRE), SOVEREIGN PARADE (IRE), ARCHITECTURE (IRE), CHICADORO, OLALA (GER), CAPRICIOUS CANTOR (IRE), DESSERTOFLIFE (IRE), BEAULY, ROCAVERDE (IRE).

NORFOLK STAKES (ENG-II)

Ascot, 6/16, £98,370, 2yo, 5f, 1:01.17, sft.1–Prince of Lir (IRE), 127, b c, 2 .......... £56,710

Kodiac (GB)–Esuvia (IRE), by Whipper O–THE COOL SILK PARTNERSHIP, B–PHILIP & ORLA HORE (IRE), T–COWELL ROBERT, J–MORRIS LUKESale History: 2016 DONAPR, $244,783, 2015 DONPRE, $62,748.

2–The Last Lion (IRE), 127, b c, 2 ........ £21,500 Choisir (AUS)–Mala Mala (IRE), by Brief Truce O–John Brown & Megan Dennis, B–BARRON-STOWN STUD & MRS T STACK (IRE), T–JOHN-STON MARK, J–FANNING JOESale History: 2015 GOFORB, $92,242.

3–Silver Line (IRE), 127, gr c, 2 ........... £10,760 Dark Angel (IRE)–Admire The View (IRE), by Dubawi (IRE) O–Godolphin, B–Ringfort Stud (IRE), T–BIN SUROOR SAEED, J–DOYLE JAMESSale History: 2015 TATOC2, $241,448, 2014 GOFNOF, $83,985.

Margins: ½, neck, ½. Others: PEACE ENVOY (FR), GLOBAL APPLAUSE, LEGENDARY LUNCH (IRE), BIG TIME BABY (IRE), NUCLEAR POWER, RED LODGE (USA), PRINCE OF COOL, PLATA O PLOMO.

TERCENTARY STAKES (ENG-III)

Ascot, 6/16, £88,533, 3yo, 10f, 2:09.59, sft.1–Hawkbill H, 126, ch c, 3 ................ £51,039

Kitten's Joy–Trensa, by Giant's Causeway O–Godolphin, B–HELEN K GROVES REVOK-ABLE TRUST (KY), T–APPLEBY CHARLIE, J–BUICK WILLIAMSale History: 2014 KEESEP, $350,000.

2–Prize Money (GB), 126, b c, 3 .......... £19,350 Authorized (IRE)–Dresden Doll, by Elusive Quality O–Godolphin, B–Darley (GB), T–BIN SUROOR SAEED, J–DOYLE JAMES

3–Long Island Sound H, 126, b c, 3 ..... £9,684 War Front–Treasure Trail, by Pulpit O–D SMITH, MRS J MAGNIER, M TABOR & JOSEPH ALLEN, B–EDWARD A COX JR (KY), T–O'BRIEN AIDAN, J–MOORE RYANSale History: 2013 KEENOV, $800,000.

Margins: 1¼, 2¾, 1¾. Others: STEEL OF MADRID (IRE), ROYAL ARTILLERY (USA), RACE DAY (IRE), BLUE DE VEGA (GER), ABDON, MULK.

OLIVER BRADY MEMORIAL SHABRA BALLYCORUS STAKES (IRE-III)

Leopardstown, 6/16, €59,220, 3yo/up, 7f, 1:32.92, sft.1–Dick Whittington (IRE), 135, b c, 4 ... €37,170

Rip Van Winkle (IRE)–Sahara Sky (IRE), by Danehill O–MICHAEL TABOR, DERRICK SMITH & MRS JOHN MAGNIER, B–Swordlestown Stud (IRE), T–O'BRIEN AIDAN, J–HEFFERNAN SEAMUSSale History: 2013 GOFORB, $378,728, 2012 GOFNOF, $70,560.

2–Al Mohalhal (IRE), 126, b g, 3 .......... €11,970 Acclamation (GB)–Secret Question, by Rahy O–MUBARAK AL NAEMI, B–NORELANDS, MARSTON & A V NICOLL (IRE), T–BOLGER JIM, J–MANNING KEVINSale History: 2013 GOFFOA, $55,104.

3–Dont Bother Me (IRE), 135, br h, 6 ..... €5,670 Dark Angel (IRE)–Faleh, by Silver Hawk O–EDRIC BROWNE, B–WARDSTOWN STUD LTD (IRE), T–MORAN NIALL, J–WHELAN RONAN

Margins: 2¾, 4¾, 1¼. Others: KELINNI (IRE), GORDON LORD BYRON (IRE), CORAIL (IRE).

ALLOWANCE RESULTS

Belmont Park, Race 7, AOC6/16, $65,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 6f (dirt), 1:10.29, track fast.1–Splendid Gold, 122, b f, 4, Mineshaft–Karakorum

Splendor, by A. P Jet, $39,000, O–My Purple Haze Stables, B–Gallagher's Stud (NY), T–Chris J. Englehart, J–Irad Ortiz, Jr.

Sale History: 2013 FTKOCT, $65,000.Margin: head, 9 starters. View Equibase Chart

Belmont Park, Race 8, ALW6/16, $77,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 8.5f (turf), 1:42.32, course

firm.1–Sympathy H, 121, dk b/br f, 4, Henrythenavigator–

Sweet Temper, by Stormy Atlantic, $46,200, O–Highclere America, B–Hargus Sexton, Sandra Sexton & Silver Fern Farm, LLC (KY), T–Chad C. Brown, J–Irad Ortiz, Jr.

Sale History: 2013 GOFORB, $256,994, 2012 KEENOV, ($32,000 RNA).

Margin: ¾, 7 starters. View Equibase Chart

Charles Town, Race 4, ALW6/15, $24,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 4.5f (dirt), :52.84, track fast.1–Sweetest Memory, 119, gr/ro f, 3, Outflanker–Bounce,

by Two Punch, $14,340, O–Grams Racing Stable LLC, B–Timothy C Grams & Judith A Grams (WV), T–Timothy C. Grams, J–Gerald Almodovar

Margin: neck, 7 starters. View Equibase Chart

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Charles Town, Race 7, ALW6/15, $24,500, 3yo/up, f/m, 6.5f (dirt), 1:20.05, track fast.1–Cuppa Mocha Mojo, 122, ch m, 5, Mikimoto's Mojo–

Front of Class, by Robyn Dancer, $14,700, O–Terri T. Catlett, B–Terri T. Catlett (WV), T–David Walters, J–Jose Montano

Margin: 5¾, 6 starters. View Equibase Chart

Gulfstream Park, Race 6, AOC6/16, $44,000, 3yo/up, 8.5f (turf), 1:40.50, course firm.1–Grand Isle H, 122, b g, 5, Grand Slam–Harbor Prin-

cess, by Boston Harbor, $22,800, O–Diamond Racing, Inc. , Four Star Thunder Run, LLC and Janssen, Jay and Joan, B–Curt Leake (LA), T–Leo G. Gabriel, Jr., J–Luca Panici

Sale History: 2013 OBSJUN, $32,000, 2012 KEESEP, $25,000.

Margin: 2¼, 9 starters. View Equibase Chart

Louisiana Downs, Race 4, ALW6/16, $20,000, 3yo/up, 6f (dirt), 1:11.96, track fast.1–Carolyn's Cactus, 116, ch g, 3, Cactus Ridge–Sing With

Me, by Gilded Time, $12,000, O–Dream Walkin Farms, Inc., B–Dream Walkin' Farms, Inc. (KY), T–Joe O. Duhon, J–Jason R. Eads

Margin: ¾, 6 starters. View Equibase Chart

Prairie Meadows, Race 7, AOC6/15, $37,896, 3yo/up, 8.32f (dirt), 1:43.13, track fast.1–Matchlock, 119, dk b/br g, 4, Matt's Broken Vow–Top-

per Too, by Peaks and Valleys, $22,500, O–Allen, Tom, Sears, Dan, Otto Farms, Inc. and Clark, Dick R., B–Emil Kark (IA), T–Dick R. Clark, J–Terry J. Thompson

Margin: 2, 10 starters. View Equibase Chart

Prairie Meadows, Race 8, AOC6/15, $33,163, 3yo/up, 6f (dirt), 1:10.12, track fast.1–Welder, 118, gr/ro g, 3, The Visualiser–Dance Softly, by

Tiznow, $18,540, O–Ra-Max Farms LLC, B–Center Hills Farm (OK), T–Theresa Sue Luneack, J–Alex Birzer

Margin: 3, 6 starters. View Equibase Chart

Prairie Meadows, Race 9, ALW6/15, $37,896, 3yo/up, f/m, 6f (dirt), 1:11.46, track fast.1–Beautiful Bird, 119, b f, 4, Old Fashioned–Flying Lau-

ren, by Storm Bird, $22,575, O–River Ridge Ranch, B–River Ridge Ranch (IA), T–Robertino Diodoro, J–Floyd Wethey, Jr.

Margin: neck, 9 starters. View Equibase Chart

Santa Anita Park, Race 2, AOC6/16, $65,000, 3yo/up, 9f (turf), 1:52.18, course firm.1–Finnegans Wake, 125, b h, 7, Powerscourt (GB)–Boat's

Ghost, by Silver Ghost, $39,000, O–Donegal Racing and

Rockingham Ranch, B–Jerry Crawford (KY), T–Peter Miller, J–Flavien Prat

Margin: ½, 5 starters. View Equibase Chart

Woodbine, Race 3, ALW6/15, $36,898, 3yo/up, 9f (all-weather), 1:52.83, track

fast.1–Guitar George, 121, b g, 4, Not Bourbon–Fleet Kris, by

Northern Afleet, $22,139, O–Frank D. Di Giulio, Jr., B–Frank Mermenstein (ON), T–Robert P. Tiller, J–Gary Boulanger

Sale History: 2013 ONTSEP, $30,730.Margin: 2¼, 7 starters. View Equibase Chart

MAIDEN RESULTS

Belmont Park, Race 2, MSW6/16, $60,000, 2yo, f, 5.5f (dirt), 1:05.77, track fast.1–Wilburnmoney, 119, b f, 2, Wilburn–Lady in the Money,

by Yes It's True, $36,000, O–Bob Petersons Stables, LLC, B–Clark O Brewster (NY), T–Gary P. Gullo, J–Luis Saez

Sale History: 2015 FTNAUG, $70,000, 2014 FTNOCT, $26,000.

Margin: 2, 10 starters. View Equibase Chart

Belmont Park, Race 9, MSW6/16, $60,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 7f (turf), 1:22.54, course firm.1–Same Kinda Crazy, 118, b f, 3, Posse–New Britski, by

Polish Numbers, $36,000, O–Schrader, Michael and O'Neil, Paul, B–Michael Schrader (NY), T–Bruce R. Brown, J–Ken-drick Carmouche

Sale History: 2014 FTNOCT, ($25,000 RNA).Margin: 1, 12 starters. View Equibase Chart

Belterra Park, Race 9, MSW6/16, $20,500, 3yo/up, f/m, 6.5f (dirt), 1:20.22, track fast.1–Skymistress, 124, ch f, 4, Sky Mesa–Alpha Heat, by

Alphabet Soup, $12,300, O–Robert Alvin Reeves, B–Ma-pleton Thoroughbred Farm (OH), T–Mark E. Thomas, J–John McKee

Sale History: 2013 FTKOCT, $50,000.Margin: 2, 10 starters. View Equibase Chart

Charles Town, Race 1, MSW6/15, $23,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 4.5f (dirt), :55.25, track fast.1–Natures Ranger, 118, b f, 3, U S Ranger–Natures Annu-

ity, by Valiant Nature, $13,740, O–Mark E. Russell, B–Rob-ert H. Lloyd & Mark E. Russell (WV), T–James W. Casey, J–Antonio Lopez

Margin: neck, 7 starters. View Equibase Chart

Charles Town, Race 5, MSW6/15, $23,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 4.5f (dirt), :53.76, track fast.1–Dubai Hot Sauce, 119, ch f, 3, Dubai Wings–The Band

Plays On, by Silver Music, $13,680, O–Robert L. Cole, Jr., B–Donald Shuler (WV), T–Kevin S. Patterson, J–Gerald Alm-odovar

Margin: 2½, 8 starters. View Equibase Chart

Churchill Downs, Race 3, MSW6/16, $46,500, 2yo, 4.5f (dirt), :51.01, track fast.1–Zartera, 118, ch c, 2, Tapizar–Catera, by Gone West,

$27,900, O–Winchell Thoroughbreds LLC, B–Winchell Thoroughbreds LLC (KY), T–Steven M. Asmussen, J–Ricar-do Santana, Jr.

Margin: 2, 7 starters. View Equibase Chart

Pimlico, Race 5, MSW6/16, $40,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 5f (turf), :57.33, course good.1–Elusive Joni H, 119, b f, 3, Colonel John–Racing Qual-

ity, by Elusive Quality, $22,800, O–Z W P Stable, Inc. and Non Stop Stable, B–Doug Branham & Felicia Branham (KY), T–Gary Capuano, J–Trevor McCarthy

Sale History: 2014 KEESEP, $14,000.Margin: 2¾, 10 starters. View Equibase Chart

Presque Isle Downs, Race 2, MSW6/16, $27,000, 2yo, f, 4.5f (all-weather), :52.41, track fast.1–Get Sassy H, 121, b f, 2, Get Stormy–A Little Action, by

Quiet American, $21,060, O–Lloyd, Duncan and Blazing Meadows Farm LLC, B–John R. Penn (PA), T–Timothy E. Hamm, J–Mario G. Pino

Sale History: 2015 KEESEP, ($9,000 RNA), 2014 KEENOV, $5,000.

Margin: neck, 7 starters. View Equibase Chart

Santa Anita Park, Race 1, MSW6/16, $56,000, 2yo, f, 5f (dirt), :58.71, track fast.1–You're Late, 120, ch f, 2, Lucky Pulpit–Coastal Strike, by

Smart Strike, $33,600, O–Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Larry D., B–Mr. & Mrs. Larry D. Williams (CA), T–Jeff Bonde, J–Stew-art Elliott

Margin: 2¼, 8 starters. View Equibase Chart

Santa Anita Park, Race 3, MSW6/16, $56,000, 2yo, f, 5f (dirt), :58.06, track fast.1–My California, 120, dk b/br f, 2, Calimonco–Give My

Regards, by Smart Strike, $33,600, O–Mercedes Stables LLC, B–Mercedes Stables LLC (CA), T–Robertino Diodoro, J–Tyler Baze

Margin: 9¼, 8 starters. View Equibase Chart

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HAWKEYES H.Prairie Meadows, Friday, June 17, Race 88.5f (dirt), $65,000, 3yo/up f/m, 8:42 PM (local)

P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight M/L Owner 1 1 M B Prize Pure Prize 4/f Floyd Wethey, Jr. 118 9/2 William L. Hobbs 2 2 Mywomanfromtokyo Neko Bay 3/f Glenn W. Corbett 114 8/1 Crimson King Farm (W. Scott Pope) and Christine

Rhiner 3 3 Native Princess Native Ruler 3/f Sasha Risenhoover 115 4/1 Richard Bremer and Cheryl Sprick 4 4 Leading the Band Bellamy Road 4/f Israel Ocampo 113 8/1 River Ridge Ranch LLC (Sandra Rasmussen) 5 5 Ella's Glory Honour and Glory 5/m David Mello 116 15/1 Poindexter Thoroughbreds LLC (H. Allen Poindexter) 6 6 Raegen Harper Rockport Harbor 4/f Shane Laviolette 118 6/1 Hunt Stables Inc. (Larry E. Hunt, Sr.) 7 7 I Tour Colorful Tour 6/m Alex Birzer 117 5/1 Gene Jacquot 8 8 Peach Time Impeachment 5/m Daniel P. Vergara 114 12/1 Briean Courtney 9 9 Kera Kera Sharp Humor 4/f Scott A. Stevens 114 12/1 Satchell Stevens 10 10 Foxy Fleda Added Edge 6/m Ty Kennedy 115 15/1 Rosewood Farm Inc. (Pamela Ellison) 11 11 Wait N C Spring H Spring At Last 4/f Ramon A. Vazquez 117 10/1 Poindexter Thoroughbreds LLC (H. Allen Poindexter)Breeders: 1–William L. Hobbs; 2–Crimson King Farm & Mr. & Mrs. Scott Pope; 3–Richard Bremer & Cheryl Sprick; 4–River Ridge Ranch; 5–H. Allen Poindexter; 6–Hunt Stables, Inc.; 7–Lynn Chleborad; 8–MAMAS Thoroughbreds, LLC; 9–RPM Thoroughbreds; 10–Rosewood Farm Inc.; 11–Mario Silva.Trainers: 1–Karl Broberg; 2–Kelly R. Von Hemel; 3–Karl Broberg; 4–Paul M. Pearson; 5–Lynn Chleborad; 6–Larry E. Hunt, Sr.; 7–Gene Jacquot; 8–Briean Courtney; 9–Satchell Stevens; 10–Doug L. Anderson; 11–Lynn Chleborad.

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H Denotes Keeneland Sales Graduate

HONEYMOON S. (GR. IIT)Santa Anita Park, Sunday, June 19, Race 89f (turf), $200,000, 3yo f, 3:30 PM (local)

P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight M/L Owner 1 Lady Valeur (IRE) Multiplex (GB) 3/f Rafael Bejarano 120 - Eclipse Thoroughbred Partners 2 Gone to Bali Gone Astray 3/f Tyler Baze 120 - Truline Racing 3 Stays in Vegas H City Zip 3/f Alex O. Solis 122 - Jungle Racing, LLC or KMN Racing, LLC or LNJ

Foxwoods 4 Decked Out H Street Boss 3/f Kent J. Desormeaux 122 - Big Chief Racing, LLC, Head of Plains Partners LLC or

Voss 5 Cheekaboo Unusual Heat 3/f Mike E. Smith 120 - S. Alesia, Burns or Ciaglia Racing LLC 6 Be Mine H Twirling Candy 3/f Flavien Prat 120 - Agave Racing Stable or Little Red Feather Racing 7 Jeremy's Legacy (IRE) Jeremy 3/f Santiago Gonzalez 120 - Great Friends Stable, Head of Plains Partners LLC or

Keh, Et Al 8 How Unusual Unusual Heat 3/f Stewart Elliott 120 - M. Auerbach LLC or Bardy Farm 9 Where's the D H Blame 3/f Mario Gutierrez 120 - ERJ Racing, LLC or Reddam Racing LLC 10 Sutton's Smile H Paddy O'Prado 3/f Joseph Talamo 120 - Turnley Farms Louisiana, LLCBreeders: 1–EDMOND KENT; 2–Rick Sutherland; 3–John McCormack; 4–Haymarket Farm LLC; 5–Madeline Auerbach, Richard Rosenberg & Barry Abrams; 6–Alex Solis, II; 7–Laurence & David Gleeson; 8–Madeline Auerbach & Barry Abrams; 9–Jake Lantaff & Epona LLC; 10–Jerry Romans Jr..Trainers: 1–Patrick Gallagher; 2–Jeff Mullins; 3–Jerry Hollendorfer; 4–J. Keith Desormeaux; 5–Peter Eurton; 6–Philip D'Amato; 7–Doug F. O'Neill; 8–Tim Yakteen; 9–Doug F. O'Neill; 10–Philip D'Amato.

BETFAIR.COM PEGASUS S. (GR. III)Monmouth Park, Sunday, June 19, Race 108.5f (dirt), $150,000, 3yo, 5:24 PM (local)

P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight M/L Owner 1 Awesome Slew Awesome Again 3/c Paco Lopez 116 - Live Oak Plantation 2 Extinct Charm American Lion 3/r Dylan Davis 116 - Epona Racing Stable 3 Saratoga Jack Emperor Tiberius 3/c Jose Luis Flores 118 - Jean Mahoney 4 Unified Candy Ride (ARG) 3/c Jose L. Ortiz 123 - Centennial Farms 5 Memories of Winter H Hard Spun 3/c Jose C. Ferrer 116 - Tbred Investments Fund LLC 6 Donegal Moon H Malibu Moon 3/c Joe Bravo 116 - Donegal Racing 7 Abiding Star Uncle Mo 3/c J. D. Acosta 120 - Stonehedge LLCBreeders: 1–Live Oak Stud; 2–Fountain Spring Stable; 3–Kate Goldenberg & Helen Boynton; 4–Blue Devil Racing Stable, LLC; 5–Phillips Racing Partnership; 6–Patchen Wilkes Farm, LLC; 7–Gilbert G. Campbell.Trainers: 1–Edward Plesa, Jr.; 2–Bruce R. Brown; 3–Miguel Vera; 4–James A. Jerkens; 5–Anthony R. Margotta, Jr.; 6–Todd A. Pletcher; 7–Edward T. Allard.

LADY CANTERBURY S.Canterbury Park, Sunday, June 19, Race 78f (turf), $100,000, 3yo/up f/m, 3:55 PM (local)

P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight M/L Owner 1 Calypso Run H Harlan's Holiday 4/f Chris R. Rosier 117 - Barry & Joni Butzow 2 Tetrad H Malibu Moon 4/f Eddie Martin, Jr. 117 - Green Lantern Stables LLC (Richard D. Masson) 3 Bartiromo H Street Boss 5/m Larren Delorme 117 - Marti L. Rodriguez 4 America Mon Amie All American (AUS) 4/f Santo Sanjur 121 - David Menard, Captain Jack Racing Stable LLC(J.

Loven) & Anthony Granitz 5 Ciaran's Prize Yes It's True 5/m Denny Velazquez 117 - James Thares 6 Stormquility H After Market 5/m Curtis Kimes 117 - Uhland, Stacy and Steve and Koch, Barry 7 My Blue Sky H Sky Mesa 4/f Geovanni Franco 117 - Craig Minten 8 Mexican Miss More Than Ready 5/m Denny Velazquez 123 - Brad Grady 9 Stoupinator H Stormy Atlantic 6/m Dean P. Butler 117 - Novogratz Racing Stables (J. Novogratz) 10 Hip Ninety Three H Harlington 4/f Israel Hernandez 117 - Linden Hatch 11 Secret Someone H A.P. Indy 5/m Alex L. Canchari 117 - Mt. Brilliant Stable LLC (Harold H. Goodman)Breeders: 1–Tom Evans, Tenlane Farm & Oratis; 2–Green Lantern Stables; 3–Dixiana Farms LLC; 4–Captain Jack Racing Stable; 5–John B. Penn; 6–G. Watts Humphrey Jr.; 7–John C. Oxley; 8–Patinack Farm; 9–Margaret M. Crane & The Stormy Atlantic Syndicate; 10–Hill 'n' Dale Equine Holdings, Inc; 11–Mt. Brilliant Broodmares I LLC.Trainers: 1–Joe Sharp; 2–Joe Sharp; 3–Marti L. Rodriguez; 4–Anthony J. Granitz; 5–Joel Berndt; 6–Tim G. Williams; 7–Dan L. McFarlane; 8–Joe Sharp; 9–McLean Robert-son; 10–Dan L. McFarlane; 11–Michael Stidham.

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MYSTIC LAKE MILE S.Canterbury Park, Sunday, June 19, Race 88f (turf), $100,000, 3yo/up, 4:26 PM (local)

P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight M/L Owner 1 Waronthehomefront H War Front 8/g Denny Velazquez 119 - Al & Bill Ulwelling 2 Heisenberg Burbank 4/g Jorge Carreno 117 - Doug Wall 3 Blue Bomber Congrats 5/g Natasha Coddington 117 - Jim McFadyen 4 Aztec Brave (FR) Pyrus 5/g Chris R. Rosier 117 - Brad Grady 5 Nun the Less H Candy Ride (ARG) 4/c Santo Sanjur 117 - Lothenbach Stables, Inc (R. Lothenbach) 6 Majestic Pride H Artie Schiller 4/c Dean P. Butler 117 - Hugh Robertson, Jeff Ryan & Gary Chanen 7 Aplomb Any Given Saturday 4/c Israel Hernandez 117 - King Racing Stables LLC (Jonathan King) 8 Granny's Kitten Kitten's Joy 4/c Alex L. Canchari 123 - Kenneth L. & Sarah K. Ramsey 9 Chongo Pure Prize 7/g Eddie Martin, Jr. 117 - J-Lu Ltd. Co (Cindy Wade) 10 Red Zeus Red Sky's 6/g Geovanni Franco 117 - Peggy Thompson 11 Toasting Master Congrats 4/c Alejandro L. Contreras 119 - West Point Thoroughbreds (Terrence Finley)Breeders: 1–E. T. Buckley, S. Varney & A. O' Donnell; 2–Doug Wall; 3–James K McFadyen, Kenneth F Bailey & Edward H Molstad; 4–S.A. Cuadra Africa; 5–Claiborne Farm; 6–St. George Farm, LLC; 7–Monticule; 8–Kenneth L. Ramsey & Sarah K. Ramsey; 9–Edward A. Seltzer, Beverly Anderson, Alvin Wong & Briggs & Cromartie; 10–Dick Hopwood & Peggy Hopwood; 11–Ocala Stud.Trainers: 1–Michael E. Biehler; 2–Tyrone Shaw; 3–Robertino Diodoro; 4–Joe Sharp; 5–Chris M. Block; 6–McLean Robertson; 7–Justin McKinley; 8–Michael J. Maker; 9–Scott Tubbs; 10–Dan L. McFarlane; 11–Dale L. Romans.

TRILLIUM S.Woodbine, Sunday, June 19, Race 88.5f (all-weather), $100,000, 3yo/up f/m, 4:51 PM (local)

P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight M/L Owner 1 Obeah Woman Mobil 4/f David Moran 117 - Minshall Farms 2 London Tower Head Chopper 4/f Gary Boulanger 119 - Steve Owens 3 Sweater Weather Milwaukee Brew 5/m Jermaine V. Bridgmohan 117 - Frank D. Di Giulio Jr. 4 My Bethany H Bernstein 4/f Alan Garcia 117 - Robert B. Trussell 5 Hot Kiss Philanthropist 4/f Jesse M. Campbell 117 - Phoenix Racing 6 Galina Point Saffir 4/f Patrick Husbands 119 - Gary Barber 7 Academic Henny Hughes 4/f Luis Contreras 124 - Bear Stables Ltd. 8 Don't Leave Me Lemon Drop Kid 4/f Eurico Rosa Da Silva 121 - Pin Oak Stable 9 Uchenna (IRE) H Fastnet Rock (AUS) 5/m Patrick Husbands 119 - Gary Barber 10 Ticking Katie (IRE) Baltic King (GB) 5/m Emma-Jayne Wilson 117 - Jim and Susan HillBreeders: 1–Minshall Farms; 2–Steve Owens; 3–Osprey Stables; 4–Castleton Lyons & Kilboy Estate; 5–Denny Andrew; 6–Spring Farm; 7–Spring Farm; 8–Pin Oak Stud, LLC; 9–Knockaney Stud; 10–Tally Ho Stud.Trainers: 1–Barbara J. Minshall; 2–Steve Owens; 3–Robert P. Tiller; 4–Roger L. Attfield; 5–Michael P. De Paulo; 6–Mark E. Casse; 7–Reade Baker; 8–Malcolm Pierce; 9–Mark E. Casse; 10–Brian A. Lynch.

WILD APPLAUSE S.Belmont Park, Sunday, June 19, Race 88f (turf), $100,000, 3yo f, 5:13 PM (local)

P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight M/L Owner 1 Summer Reading H Hard Spun 3/f Junior Alvarado 118 - Shields, Jr., Joseph, V. 2 Saharan Desert Party 3/f Jose Lezcano 116 - Tackett, Paul W. and Tackett, Philip 3 Thundering Sky Sky Mesa 3/f Gabriel Saez 116 - Schera, Matthew 4 Ancient Secret Kantharos 3/f Irad Ortiz, Jr. 116 - Alpha Delta Stables 5 Welcoming H Tapit 3/f John R. Velazquez 118 - Evans, Robert, S. 6 Estelle Distorted Humor 3/f Luis Saez 116 - Godolphin, LLC 7 Heavenly View Congrats 3/f Joel Rosario 118 - Siena Farm LLC 8 Baciami Piccola (GB) Equiano (FR) 3/f Kendrick Carmouche 122 - Amerman Racing LLC 9 Tin Type Gal Tapit 3/f Luis Saez 122 - My Meadowview Farm LLC 10 Ava's Kitten Kitten's Joy 3/f Javier Castellano 122 - Kenneth L. and Sarah K. Ramsey 11 Elegant Supermodel (GER) Lope de Vega (IRE) 3/f Manuel Franco 118 - Colts Neck Stables LLCBreeders: 1–Pollock Farms; 2–Paul Tackett; 3–Almar Farm, LLC; 4–Lambholm; 5–WinStar Farm, LLC; 6–Darley; 7–Siena Farms LLC; 8–TIRNASKEA STUD; 9–My Mead-owview LLC; 10–Kenneth L. Ramsey & Sarah K. Ramsey; 11–Gestut Ammerland.Trainers: 1–James A. Jerkens; 2–James A. Jerkens; 3–George Weaver; 4–Chad C. Brown; 5–Christophe Clement; 6–Thomas Albertrani; 7–Todd A. Pletcher; 8–Erin Cotter-ill; 9–H. Graham Motion; 10–Chad C. Brown; 11–Alan E. Goldberg.

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BUDWEISER S.Emerald Downs, Sunday, June 19, Race 88f (dirt), $50,000, 3yo/up, 5:39 PM (local)

P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight M/L Owner 1 Kaabraaj Abraaj 4/g Juan M. Gutierrez 118 - Horseplayers Racing Club 240, Woodway Stable or

Warlock Stables 2 Stryker Phd Bertrando 7/g Leslie Mawing 122 - Jim & Mona Hour 3 Go Max H War Pass 5/h Ronald Richard 118 - Douglas G. Blair 4 Prime Engine H Northern Afleet 4/c Joseph J. Steiner 120 - Mark DeDomenico, LLC 5 O B Harbor Harbor the Gold 4/g Jose Luis Zunino 124 - One Horse Will Do Corporation 6 The Sandman Bernardini 5/h Isaias D. Enriquez 124 - Jacob Pollowitz, Michael Pollowitz and Jeffrey M.

Wilson 7 Betrbegone Parker's Storm Cat 4/g Javier Matias 120 - H. E. Maggard 8 Thetrailerguy H Henny Hughes 4/g Francisco Duran 120 - Nelson Family Racing 9 Absolutely Cool Absolute Harmony 9/g Rocco Bowen 122 - Karl C. Krieg, III 10 Noosito Harbor the Gold 5/h Erick Lopez 120 - Last Rose Stable 11 Dedicated to You Purim 4/g Eswan Flores 118 - Coal Creek FarmBreeders: 1–Clemans View Farm; 2–Char Clark Thoroughbreds & Todd Havens; 3–G. Watts Humphrey Jr.; 4–Gene Tenbrink; 5–Bret Christopherson; 6–Swettenham Stud; 7–Howard E. Maggard; 8–Byerpatch Farm; 9–Karl Charles Krieg; 10–Bar C Racing Stables Inc; 11–Coal Creek Farm.Trainers: 1–Jeffrey Metz; 2–Larry D. Ross; 3–Debbie O'Brien; 4–Michael Puhich; 5–Chris Stenslie; 6–Frank Lucarelli; 7–David B. Martinez; 8–Monique Snowden; 9–Tom Wenzel; 10–Doris Harwood; 11–David B. Martinez.

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TOP TRAINERS Rank Name Starts Wins Places Shows Earnings Win% WPS% 1 Todd A. Pletcher 603 133 91 78 $10,574,329 22% 50% 2 Steven M. Asmussen 700 138 114 92 $8,006,521 20% 49% 3 Chad C. Brown 295 70 58 38 $7,229,691 24% 56% 4 Doug F. O'Neill 304 51 46 40 $6,423,235 17% 45% 5 Mark E. Casse 508 89 83 69 $6,161,146 18% 47% 6 Michael J. Maker 485 100 78 59 $4,335,733 21% 49% 7 Jerry Hollendorfer 525 94 69 79 $4,224,579 18% 46% 8 Kiaran P. McLaughlin 169 29 28 28 $4,039,455 17% 50% 9 Bob Baffert 180 43 31 27 $3,663,568 24% 56% 10 William I. Mott 292 39 39 31 $3,644,084 13% 37%

Listed below are the top 10 leading trainers by 2016 North American earnings through June 15, 2016. Racing statistics are 2016 North American only.

Rank Name Starts Wins Places Shows Earnings Win% WPS% 1 Javier Castellano 659 140 104 91 $10,184,013 21% 51% 2 Jose L. Ortiz 671 171 114 102 $9,622,848 25% 58% 3 Irad Ortiz, Jr. 612 138 123 87 $9,619,389 23% 57% 4 John R. Velazquez 424 83 59 55 $7,810,007 20% 46% 5 Florent Geroux 532 115 70 79 $7,072,403 22% 50% 6 Mario Gutierrez 269 36 48 31 $5,842,222 13% 43% 7 Luis Saez 690 98 100 96 $5,679,088 14% 43% 8 Julien R. Leparoux 434 84 50 58 $5,633,040 19% 44% 9 Joel Rosario 333 65 60 56 $5,359,749 20% 54% 10 Rafael Bejarano 440 104 80 59 $5,181,874 24% 55%

TOP JOCKEYSListed below are the top 10 leading jockeys by 2016 North American earnings through June 15, 2016. Racing statistics are 2016 North American only.

Rank Name Starts Wins Places Shows Earnings Win% WPS% 1 Nyquist 4 3 0 1 $3,505,600 75% 100% 2 Exaggerator 6 2 2 1 $1,988,000 33% 83% 3 Creator 6 3 1 1 $1,540,000 50% 83% 4 Gun Runner 3 2 0 1 $1,040,000 67% 100% 5 Cathryn Sophia 5 3 0 2 $929,720 60% 100% 6 Stanford 4 1 2 0 $844,400 25% 75% 7 Melatonin 3 2 1 0 $786,000 67% 100% 8 Forever Unbridled 3 2 1 0 $785,000 67% 100% 9 Cavorting 3 2 1 0 $725,000 67% 100% 10 Outwork 4 2 1 0 $671,800 50% 75%

TOP HORSESListed below are the top 10 leading horses by 2016 North American earnings through June 15, 2016. Racing statistics are 2016 North American only.