BY BROCK SHERIDAN _____________

The spotlight shines on Florida-breds

Sunday at Tampa Bay Downs as the track

hosts the 20th edition of the Florida Cup,

consisting of six stakes worth $100,000

each for horses bred in the state and regis-

tered with the Florida Thoroughbred Breed-

ers’ and Owners’ Association. Each race

also offers a $10,000 bonus to the winner

if they are eligible for the rich Florida Sire

Stakes program.

First post Sunday is 12:25 p.m. with the

first Florida Cup race, the Ocala Breeders’

Sales Sophomore for 3-year-olds at seven

furlongs.

Run each year at Tampa Bay Downs

since 2003, except for 2020 when canceled

due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Flor-

ida Cup consistently presents outstanding

cards and the 2023 version is no different.

Examples of past stars include: three

of the last four winners of the NYRA

Bets Sprint have been multiple graded

stakes-winners including Imperial Hint

(2018), Extravagant Kid (2019) and Tap

It to Win (2021). In 2017, World Approv-

al won the EG Vodka Turf Classic in a

campaign that resulted in him winning

the Breeders’ Cup Mile (G1) and being

named that year’s Eclipse Award Champi-

on Turf Male. The six-furlong track record

of 1:08.67 set by It’s Me Mom in the 2012

Hilton Garden Inn Sprint still stands today.

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egasus Winner Art Collector Ships for

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The 2023 Sprint will present another star-studded field of

4-year-olds and older going six furlongs headed by graded

stakes-winners Willy Boi and his stablemate Lightening Larry; and

upstart Powerfully Built, who rides a three-race winning streak

into Sunday’s race.

Both Willy Boi and Lightening Larry are owned by Bill Cos-

grove’s Lea Farm and are trained by Jorge Delgado.

Lightening Larry appears to be the one to beat among the two

as the 4-year-old son of Uncaptured out of Moon and Sun, by Mal-

ibu Moon comes into the Sprint off of a third-place finish behind

winner Candy Man Rocket in the $125,000 Gulfstream Park Sprint

going six furlongs on Feb. 25. The last time he raced against state-

bred company was two starts back when he won the $75,000 Sun-

shine Sprint by two-and-a-half lengths at Gulfstream on Jan. 14.

His graded stakes win came in the Grade 3 Chick Lang at Pim-

lico in May of last year.

Lightening Larry has won five, with four seconds and two

thirds, while earning $377,080. Bred by Michelle Redding, Lea

Farm purchased him for $50,000 out of the Pick View consignment

at the 2021 OBS March Sale.

Emisael Jaramillo has accepted the riding assignment on Light-

ening Larry and they have post five.

Although Willy Boi underperformed in his last out when seventh

in the $75,000 Pelican won by Sibelius at Tampa Bay Downs on

Feb. 11, the 5-year-old could be dangerous should he regain the form

that took him to the Grade 1 Qatar Racing Breeders’ Cup Sprint in

November at Keeneland. He went into the Breeders’ Cup with vic-

tories in the $65,000 Big Drama going seven furlongs against Flori-

da-breds in May and in the Grade 3 Smile Sprint going six furlongs

in July, both a Gulfstream, before finishing third to Jackie’s Warrior

in the Grade 1 Alfred G. Vanderbilt at Saratoga in July.

Willy Boi is by Uncaptured out of Shining Moment, by Yes It’s

True and has six career wins from 16 starts with two seconds and

a third and earnings of $390,485. He was bred by Ocala Stud and

William J. Terrell, and Lea Farms selected him out of the 2020

OBS October Sale where he was consigned by Ocala Stud.

Chantal Sutherland will ride Willy Boi from post eight.

The 7-year-old Powerfully Built makes his stakes debut after

33 career starts for trainer Jack Abrams, who has seen his son of

Big Drama out of Thunderous Waves, by Stormy Atlantic rattle

off three straight victories in his last three starts culminating with

a length victory in a $32,000 optional claiming starter allowance

sprinting five-and-a-half furlongs over Gulfstream Park’s synthetic

course on Mar. 12 in his first start of the year.

Powerfully Built was bred by Red Oak Stable and has won

eight with 10 seconds and two thirds and earnings of $257,830.

He has post nine and Angel Rodriguez will ride.

Others set for the Sprint in post position order include Gatsby

with jockey Paco Lopez, Erin Walker rides Hammer Lane, Happy

Cajun has pilot Jose Ferrer, Oil Money will be ridden by Samy

Camacho, Florida-bred Cyberviking and jockey Ronnie Allen and

Magical Warrior with Javier Castellano up.

In the OBS Sophomore, Stud Carmen Cristina LLC’s

Zydeceaux looks for his second stakes victory of the Tampa Bay

Downs season after winning the $125,000 Pasco there going seven

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Trainer Ramon Minguet tried the Road to the Kentucky Derby

next with the 3-year-old son of Stonehedge Farm South stallion

Cajun Breeze, but the gelding could only must a fifth in the Grade

3 Sam F. Davis won by Litigate and an out-the-money finish in the

Grade 3 Tampa Bay Derby won by Tapit Trice.

Zydeceaux is out of Wink at the Boys, by Graeme Hall and was

bred by Dee Ellen Cook and Suzette Parker.

Samuel Marin rides from post four.

Lure Him In looks to avenge his third-place finish to Drama

Chorus in last year’s Grey Goose Turf Classic as the clash again at

a mile-and-an-eighth on the grass.

The son of Journeyman Stud’s leading sire Khozan out of

Alluring Lady, by Indygo Shiner was fourth against fellow Flori-

da-breds in the $75,000 Sunshine Turf won by Roaring Forties in

his last start, going a mile-and-a-sixteenth on the turf at Gulfstream

on Jan. 21.

He is trained by Robert Hess for Duke Perry Stable, Jeffrey

Lambert, Robert Fetkin and Larry Buckendorf and was bred by

Stonehedge LLC.

Lure Him In will be ridden by Javier Castellano from post two.

Dreaming of Snow looks to get back on track in the Stonehedge

Farm South Sophomore Fillies at seven furlongs.

A winner of the $150,000 Suncoast at Tampa Bay Downs on

Feb. 11, earning points on the prestigious Longines Kentucky

Oaks Leaderboard, the Gerald Bennett trainee fell short in the

Grade 3 Florida Oaks going a mile-and-a-sixteenth on the grass

at Tampa Bay Downs, finishing last of 12 after setting the pace

early in the race.

Dreaming of Snow is by Ocala Stud stallion Jess’s Dream out

of Snow Fashion, by Old Fashioned and will run in the silks of

owners Team Equistaff LLC and Bennett’s Winning Stables Inc.

She was bred by Karyn Philipp.

Samy Camacho has the mount and Dreaming of Snow will

depart from the outside post eight.

John C. Oxley and Breeze Easy LLC’s Boppy O looks to garner

favoritism in the Equistaff Sophomore Turf at a mile-and-a-six-

teenth on the grass while Alittleloveandluck comes into the Pleas-

ant Acres Stallions Distaff Turf with top credentials to close out

the program.

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BY BROCK SHERIDAN _______________________________

Florida-bred champion sprinter C Z Rocket has traveled to

Meydan Race Course in Dubai where the 9-year-old millionaire

will try to become the fourth

Sunshine State native to win the

Group 1 Dubai Golden Shaheen

Sponsored by Nakheel Saturday.

A full field of 14 northern and

southern hemisphere 3-year-

olds and older are set for the

Golden Shaheen, a six furlong

test with a purse of US$2 mil-

lion that is on the undercard for

the $12 million Dubai World

Cup Sponsored by Emirates Air-

lines (G1).

Previous Florida-bred win-

ners of the Golden Shaheen

include Ramp and Rave in 1999,

Benny the Bull (2008) and X Y

Jet (2019).

Trained by Peter Miller

for Tom Kagele, Gary Barber,

Madaket Stables and Altami-

ra Racing Stable, C Z Rocket

finished his abbreviated 2022

campaign with a second-place finish to Elite Power in the Grade

1 Qatar Racing Breeders’ Cup Sprint after leading briefly in deep

stretch. That culminated an abbreviated 2022 campaign that also

saw him finish second by a nose to Howbeit in the Grade 2 Santa

Anita Sprint at Santa Anita in October and off the board in the

Grade 2 Pat O’Brien won by Laurel River at Del Mar in August.

In one start since the Breeders’ Cup, C Z Rocket prepped for

the Golden Shaheen at Oaklawn Park on Feb. 17 when he finished

second to Edge to Edge in an upper-level allowance race going

six furlongs.

C Z Rocket is by City Zip out of Successful Sarah, by Suc-

cessful Appeal and he has won 12 of 32 career starts with seven

seconds and five thirds. His career bankroll of $1,974,241 ranks at

No. 40 on the list of all-time richest Florida-bred money earners.

Bred in Florida by Farm III Enterprises, C Z Rocket was a

record $800,000 purchase by Frank Fletcher Racing Operations

at the 2016 Ocala Breeders’ Sales Open Sale. Miller and Kagele

claimed C Z Rocket for $40,000 at Oaklawn in April of 2020.

C Z Rocket will be ridden by jockey Antonio Fresu and they are

listed at 10-1 in the morning line.

Favored in the Golden Shaheen at 5-2 is Gunite from the barn

of Hall of Fame trainer Steve Asmussen, who will be making his

second consecutive start in the Middle East.

The 4-year-old on Gun Runner out of Simple Surprise, by

Cowboy Cal recently finished second, beaten three-and-a-quarter

lengths by Elite Power in the Group 3 Riyadh Dirt Sprint Present-

ed by Sports Boulevard at King Abdulaziz Racetrack, officially

named King Abdul Aziz Equestrian Square, in Riyadh on Feb. 25

after winning the $150,000 King Cotton at Oaklawn Park over a

sloppy six furlongs on Jan. 28.

Also a Breeders’ Cup competitor at Keeneland in November,

Gunite was fourth in the Grade 1 Big Ass Fans Dirt Mile won by

Cody’s Wish there. Prior to the Dirt Mile, Gunite had won the

$274,000 Harrod’s Creek over seven furlongs at Churchill Downs

in September and the $250,000 Perryville at Keeneland, also at

seven panels.

Gunite has seven wins, five

seconds and a third in 15 career

starts and has earned $1,410,509

for owner and breeder Winchell

Thoroughbreds LLC.

Gunite will be ridden by

Tyler Gaffalione, who will be

aboard for the seventh time in

the colt’s last eight starts.

The second choice in the

morning line at 4-1 is Lemon

Pop, who represents the Japa-

nese team of trainer Hiroyasu

Tanaka and jockey Ryusei Sakai.

A lifetime winner of eight

of 11 starts with three seconds,

Lemon Pop comes into the

Golden Shaheen off of two

consecutive wins including a

half-length tally in the Grade 3

Negishi going seven furlongs

at Tokyo Racecourse on Jan. 29

and a length-and-a-half score in the prestigious Grade 1 February

at one mile on Feb. 19, also at Tokyo Racecourse.

His only defeat in his last seven races came in the Grade 3

Tokyo Chunichi Sports Hai Musashino won by Gilden Mirror

(Jpn) on Nov. 12 at Tokyo Racecourse.

A 5-year-old son of Lemon Drop Kid out of Unreachable, by

Giant’s Causeway, Lemon Pop has earnings of $2,233,912.

Others entered for the Golden Shaheen include Hopkins, who

will be ridden by Frankie Dettori; Justin (Jpn) and jockey Bauyr-

zhan Murzabayev, Mouheeb and rider James Doyle, Yuga Kawada

rides Red Le Zele (Jpn), Remake (Jpn) has Yutaka Take named to

ride, Oscar Chavez has the assignment on Road Bloc, Sibelius and

jockey Ryan Moore, Sound Money will have Mickael Barzalona

in the saddle, Super Ocho will be ridden by Hector Berrios, Swit-

zerland and pilot Tadhg O’Shea and Tuz with Jose da Silva up.

C Z Rocket Looks to Add to

Florida Legacy in Golden Shaheen

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BY FAIR GROUNDS RACE COURSE PRESS OFFICE _____

NEW ORLEANS – Bruce Lunsford’s multiple graded stakes winner

Art Collector ships in to Fair Grounds Race Course & Slots to head-

line a field of eight sharp older

males in Saturday’s $500,000

New Orleans Classic G2 pre-

sented by Relyne GI by Hagyard.

The New Orleans Classic

will go as race nine of 15 with a

post time of 5:04 p.m. ET.

Ahead of Olympiad’s second-

place finish to Flightline in the

2022 Breeders’ Cup Classic,

trainer Bill Mott sent him to Fair

Grounds where he first won the

Mineshaft and followed that up

with a win in the New Orleans

Classic. Mott also won this race

with Good Samaritan in 2018.

This year he will be represented

by the $4 million lifetime-earner

Art Collector. The 6-year-old’s

last win at the mile-and-one-

eighth distance came in Janu-

ary’s Pegasus World Cup. In that

race he showed a new dimension

rating behind the speed, only to draw off, leaving 11 of the divi-

sion’s best four-and-a-half lengths behind him. Four of his Pegasus

foes won in their next outing. In his race prior to the Pegasus, the

mile-and-one-eighth Lukas Classic G2, he finished fifth, six-and-

a-half lengths behind the winner Hot Rod Charlie.

“In (the Lukas) remember we were in the lead and we got

passed,” Lunsford said. “Really that may not be his most comfort-

able way to run. When he was younger, he wouldn’t break. When

we put Luis Saez on him, Luis was able to get him to break, get him

to go and run on the lead. Now I think [Art Collector] is smarter

and runs differently. He had plenty left in the Pegasus, and I think

he would have run another half mile if he had to.”

Atypical for modern racing, Art Collector was brought back to

race as a 6-year-old by his sporting owner Lunsford.

“Part of the reason I decided to run him back is I like the game,”

Lunsford said. “I like to race. I talked with Bill (Mott) about it,

and we felt the horse had excuses with his foot and things like that

and we could get him back in good order to run. I didn’t think it

would be fair for him to go out after that one (the Lukas Classic),

and it worked out pretty well because he was really healthy (in

the Pegasus).”

If Art Collector does not take the early lead in the New Orleans

Classic, it might be West Will Power. After entering Brad Cox’s

barn at the beginning of his 5-year-old season, Gary and Mary

West’s West Will Power soon developed a new running style as he

moved up in class. His 5-2-3-0 record with the Cox barn, including

a win in the Fayette G2 at Keeneland, proves the success of the

new tactics. He exits two strong place-finishes in the Clark G1

behind Proxy and the Razorback G3 behind Last Samurai, who

recently returned to take the Essex G3.

If West Will Power wants the lead, he will have to duke it out

with one of Fair Grounds’ fastest early speedsters over the past

two meets in Robert Johnson and Britt Haselton’s Treasury. The

one-dimensional son of Speightstown is as honest as they come.

In his races at Fair Grounds, he

has been in the money 11 times,

with three wins, including last

out in an allowance where he

went all out at every call, saying

catch me in the end, if you can.

Trainer Grant Forster says the

same strategy will be employed

in Treasury’s first stakes run.

“We’re going to be in front,”

Forster said. “You have to be in

front at some point to win the

race. He’s doing fantastic. He

loves it here, it’s the perfect time

to take our big swing with him

and see what happens. He’s just a

horse that you have to let run. His

thing is he can go fast and keep

going. Obviously, these are top-

class horses, but we’re going to

go out there and take it to every-

body and see what happens.”

Among the other top compet-

itors in the New Orleans Classic is Lothenbach Stable’s Happy

American. Winner of the Louisiana (G3) and the Tenacious, two of

the three preps for the New Orleans Classic, last out in the Mine-

shaft Happy American finished a disappointing eighth.

“I was hesitant to run last time and I shouldn’t have,” Pessin

said of the poor performance. “I’m kicking myself for doing that. I

wasn’t going to run in this one but he is doing exceptionally well,

like he was before the Louisiana. After we gave him a couple of

weeks off, he’s come back doing exceptionally well, bright and

energetic, so we’re going to see what happens. It’s a little tougher

race than before. There are a couple horses shipping in that make

it pretty tough, but I need to see where he belongs. If he runs his

race but gets beat five lengths I know I need to avoid those horses.

If he runs his race and is right there, then I’ll take them on again.

We need to know if he fits in the upper echelon.”

There’s no questioning Jon Lapczenski and JIL Stable Mr. Wire-

less’ form. Trained by Bret Calhoun, the 5-year-old has finished

second in each of the local preps. In the Mineshaft, it was Sumaya

U S Stables’ Pioneer of Medina who got the best of Mr. Wireless.

However, Pletcher’s trainee returns on Saturday, but he is winless in

two starts at the New Orleans Classic mile-and-an-eighth distance.

The complete field for the New Orleans Classic presented by

Relyne GI by Hagyard in order of post position (with jockey, train-

er and morning line odds) includes: Treasury (Corey Lanerie, Grant

Forster, 20-1); Art Collector (Junior Alvarado, Bill Mott, 8-5);

West Will Power (Flavien Prat, Brad Cox, 2-1); Trafalgar (Mitch-

ell Murrill, Chris Hartman, 30-1); Rattle N Roll (Brian Hernandez

Jr., Ken McPeek, 10-1); Happy American (James Graham, Neil

Pessin, 10-1); Mr. Wireless (Deshawn Parker, Bret Calhoun, 8-1)

and Pioneer of Medina (Luis Saez, Todd Pletcher, 9-2).

Pegasus Winner Art Collector

Ships for New Orleans Classic

Art Collector/

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FLORIDA-BREDS

IN STAKES

Saturday, March 25 • Sunday, March 26

Saturday, March 25

Gulfstream Park

$100,000 Melody of Colors S.

3-year-old fillies, 5 furlongs turf

.................................................Miss Vyvyanne (#2)

.....................................................Clay Soldier (#4)

Fair Grounds Race Course

$1 million Louisiana Derby (Grade 2)

3-year-olds, 1 3/16 miles

........................................................Cagliostro (#7)

Sunday, March 26

Tampa Bay Downs

$100,000 Ocala Breeders’ Sales Sophomore S.

Plus $10,000 Florida Sire Stakes Win Bonus

3-year-old Florida-breds, 7 furlongs

...............................................Dangerous Ride (#1)

..................................................Lookin’ Super (#2)

............................................This Run’s for You (#3)

...................................................... Zydeceaux (#4)

..................................................Diamond Cool (#5)

..................................................Awesome Bay (#6)

Tampa Bay Downs

$100,000 Grey Goose Turf Classic

Plus $10,000 Florida Sire Stakes Win Bonus

Florida-breds, 4-years-old and older, 1 1/8 miles turf

.................................................. Me and Mr. C (#1)

..................................................... Lure Him In (#2)

................................................. Jais’s Solitude (#3)

..................................................Fierce Warrior (#4)

...........................................Sociallongdistance (#5)

.........................................................Sir Saffer (#6)

.................................................Drama Chorus (#7)

.................................................Cashier Check (#8)

.....................................................King Ramos (#9)

Tampa Bay Downs

$100,000 Stonehedge Farm South Sophomore Fillies

Plus $10,000 Florida Sire Stakes Win Bonus

3-year-old Florida-bred fillies, 7 furlongs

................................................. Sherlyn Go Go (#1)

...................................................Munnys Gold (#2)

.................................................. Awesome Pic (#3)

..................................................Jackie’s Spirit (#4)

............................................Pretty’n Awesome (#5)

................................................Dream Concert (#6)

................................................................Lynx (#7)

........................................... Dreaming of Snow (#8)

Sunday, March 26 cont.

Tampa Bay Downs

$100,000 Equistaff Sophomore Turf S.

Plus $10,000 Florida Sire Stakes Win Bonus

3-year-old Florida-breds, 1 1/16 miles turf

..................................................... Third Moon (#1)

.....................................................Anamnestic (#2)

..............................................................Otago (#3)

.................................................. Bold Majestic (#4)

...................................................... Swan Lake (#5)

..................................................Rudder’s Men (#6)

..........................................................Boppy O (#7)

..................................................... Heathguard (#8)

Tampa Bay Downs

$100,000 NYRA Bets Sprint S.

Plus $10,000 Florida Sire Stakes Win Bonus

Florida-bred 4-year-olds and older, 7 furlongs

............................................................ Gatsby (#1)

................................................. Hammer Lane (#2)

....................................................Happy Cajun (#3)

........................................................Oil Money (#4)

.............................................. Lightening Larry (#5)

..................................................... Cyberviking (#6)

............................................... Magical Warrior (#7)

..........................................................Willy Boi (#8)

................................................Powerfully Built (#9)

Tampa Bay Downs

$100,000 Pleasant Acres Distaff Turf S.

Plus $10,000 Florida Sire Stakes Win Bonus

Florida-bred fillies and mares, 4-years-old and older,

1 1/16 miles turf

................................................... Cindy’s Song (#1)

...................................................Crystal Coast (#2)

..................................................Peace Seeker (#3)

................................................Sweet Dani Girl (#4)

....................................................Frosted Oats (#5)

.......................................................Lily’s Lead (#6)

.............................................................. Avow (#7)

.................................................. Prudent Song (#8)

................................................. Alexa’s Dream (#9)

...........................................Alittleloveandluck (#10)

.................................................Mohawk Trail (#11)

...................................................Mona Stella (#12)

................................................ Dreamster (#13 AE)

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MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB PRESS OFFICE ____________

LAUREL, MD – Ocala-based Tami Bobo and Lugamo Racing

Stable’s Congruent, winner of the historic Laurel Futurity last fall

at Laurel Park, is rated as the third choice in a field of 12 for his

next start, the $700,000 Jeff Ruby Steaks (Grade 3) Saturday at

Turfway Park.

Based at Gulfstream Park with trainer Antonio Sano, Congruent

returns to Kentucky just three weeks after his last-to-first three-

and-one-half lengths upset of the one-and-one-sixteenth mile John

Battaglia Memorial on March 4 over Turfway’s all-weather surface

at odds of 16-1.

“I’m glad that he’s in the mix to be one of the contenders. Obvi-

ously, it’s going to be a tough race,” Lugamo’s Luis Gavignano

said. “There are some very talented horses in the field. Anyone is

eligible to show their talent in that particular race. There are good

horses in the race.”

A 3-year-old son of Grade 1 winner and noted sire Tapit, Con-

gruent worked once since the Battaglia, a five-furlong breeze in

1:01.37 over Gulfstream’s main track. Jockey Sonny Leon, aboard

for the first time in the Battaglia, was up for the work.

“He had his last breeze at Gulfstream, a good work, and we

shipped the horse Saturday to Turfway Park. He arrived on Sunday

and since then he’s been walking one day and then galloping a full

turn,” Gavignano said. “He’s been great.”

Leon, formerly based at Turfway, has been riding full-time at

Gulfstream this winter. Last spring, Leon and Rich Strike sprung

an 82-1 upset of the Kentucky Derby (G1) after running fourth in

the Battaglia and third in the Jeff Ruby Steaks.

“The connection between the jockey and the horse, in my opin-

ion, is very important. It has to be that way. You have to understand

the horse, you have to know whatever the horse is doing,” Gavig-

nano said. “I think Sonny showed that he knows the horse and he

likes the horse. Sonny, it also used to be his home track. When you

combine all those factors, I think we have a good chance.”

Congruent had one win, a maiden special weight triumph at

Gulfstream last summer, in three starts before arriving in Maryland

for the Laurel Futurity, which was rained off the grass and contest-

ed at one mile. He stalked the pace before taking a short lead into

the stretch and pulling away to a two-and-one-half length victory.

From there Congruent stayed on dirt for the Breeders’ Cup Juve-

nile (G1), finishing eighth, before running third in the Pulpit, fourth

in the Dania Beach and sixth to Jeff Ruby program favorite Major

Dude in the Feb. 4 Kitten’s Joy (G3), all over the Gulfstream turf.

“Usually the Tapits, they show more as the time goes by. I think

the horse is showing now that he’s more comfortable,” Gavignano

said. “He’s showing that he’s maturing, and that’s why we have the

confidence that he’s going to run a great race. He’s moving in the

right direction.”

The Jeff Ruby carries a total of 200 Kentucky Derby (G1) qual-

ifying points (100-40-30-20-10) to the top five finishers. Nominat-

ed to the Triple Crown, Congruent is currently ranked 14th with 20

points; the top 20 point earners gain spots in the Derby.

“We are going step by step. We’ll see how he runs and comes

out of the next race, and hopefully we can qualify for the Kentucky

Derby,” Gavignano said. “It’s the dream for everybody.”

Congruent Faces Large Field in Stakes

Congruent/

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BY GARY FALTER __________________

A Virtual Thoroughbred Owner Confer-

ence panel, hosted by OwnerView, is avail-

able online to provide information to owners

about the Horseracing Integrity and Safety

Authority (HISA) and its Anti-Doping and

Medication Control Program (ADMC),

which goes into effect March 27.

Participating in the webinar are Lisa

Lazarus, chief executive officer of HISA,

and David Ingordo, a Thoroughbred owner

and bloodstock agent and member of HISA’s

Horsemen’s Advisory Group.

The full recorded version is available at

OwnerView.com.

With the implementation of the ADMC

program starting, the OwnerView team felt

the webinar would be beneficial for owners

to review to better understand what changes

to expect.

The next online panel is scheduled for

Tuesday, April 4 and will cover the topic of

Handicapping for Owners.

HISA Offers Webinar for ADMC Rollout

HISA WEBINAR FOR ADMC ROLLOUT

GARY FALTER, LISA LAZARUS, DAVID INGORDO

March 25 & 26, 2023

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BY FAIR GROUNDS PRESS OFFICE ___________________

NEW ORLEANS – Cagliostro should count his lucky stars. The

3-year-old Florida-bred colt by Upstart trained by Cherie DeVaux

will be making his fourth start on

Saturday in the $1 million Twin-

spires.com Louisiana Derby

(Grade 2) at Fair Grounds Race

Course & Slots. Stepping for-

ward in every race, he’s earned

the right to be there, but he

lucked out to find three women

ready to tolerate his antics, to

teach him the rules of barn life,

and to capture his overactive

mind to show him his potential

as a racehorse.

Physically the potential has

always been there, as trainer

Cherie DeVaux recognized when

selecting him at the 2-year-old

Spring 2022 Ocala Sale. Men-

tally, well he’s a Thoroughbred,

and each comes with their own

challenges. Possibly the best

way to understand the project

known as David Ingordo, Talla

Racing, James Spry, West Point

Thoroughbreds and Nice Guys

Stables’ Cagliostro is to know

a few things about the real-life

Cagliostro.

An Italian psychic healer and alchemist living in the 1700s,

Cagliostro was also a scoundrel whose writings were burned by

the Catholic Church. Infamous across Europe for his antics, so

much so that the real-life Cagliostro was also the basis for Goethe’s

title-character Faust, who sold his soul to the devil at the crossroads

and lived a sinful life.

The parallels are uncanny, as the DeVaux barn has worked hard

to sort out all the biting, the breaking loose, the misbehavior and

get their Cagliostro back on the righteous path. The path of Ken-

tucky roses, perhaps. But first, he’ll need to outrace eleven others

in Saturday’s Louisiana Derby.

Cherie leads the team but her younger sister Adrianne DeVaux

is the assistant trainer on the grounds and Rachel Beaulieu is the

barn foreman. With Cherie at Ocala early in the week ahead of

Cagliostro’s run in the Louisiana Derby, Adrianne and Rachel kept

to task overseeing the 16 Thoroughbreds on the grounds, preparing

Cagliostro for his first stakes race, and making sure their promising

3-year-old has plenty of bananas.

“He eats bananas every day,” Adrianne DeVaux said. “His

favorite part is the peel.”

A banana-loving colt, who in the beginning could readily be

described as “bananas” – some things are just funny that way.

Cagliostro, the Italian alchemist. Alchemy is a perfect way to

describe the task which was laid upon the DeVaux barn as they’ve

been hard at work melding Cagliostro’s reckless, unbounded mind

with his raw physicality to transform it all into a new substance – a

racehorse.

“When he first came into the barn, he was all over the place

mentally,” Adrianne said. “He wasn’t focused on the track or in

the barn. He wasn’t very friendly. You couldn’t put a lip chain on

him, couldn’t put a bridle on him. He didn’t want to get medica-

tion, catching him in the stall was difficult. In July at Saratoga

when Rachel (Beaulieu) joined our team I said ‘here, he’s your

project. Work with him.’ Rachel was his punching bag for a while.

He would grab her, bite her and

she would stand there and take

it, and he eventually realized

he had one person who was in

his corner. Rachel has helped to

show him life’s not so scary.”

“It was a little bit of a strug-

gle,” Rachel said. “When I

showed up at Saratoga I saw

this horse who was (reduced to)

walking the shed row because he

kept getting loose when he went

for a walk outside. I took it upon

myself to be like ‘well, you are

going to need to be able to walk

like a well-mannered boy’.’”

Adrianne and Rachel have a

subtle yet infectious joy in them.

They are thoughtful and quick

to infuse humor into any diffi-

cult task. They both put off an

unflappable air, and once upon

a time, Cagliostro was by all

means a flapper. Another barn

might have met his antics with

forceful antics of their own. Not

these horsemen.

“Patience is the key,” Rachel

said. “Being calm. If anyone acts up around him, he’ll start freak-

ing out.”

“He does like women, and I think being a team of women has

been a big part of it,” Adrianne said. “In general women have the

touch. Our stature, yes, but our demeanor – it’s Cherie, Rachel,

and me. You have a team of women and a horse like him is able to

understand ‘okay, it’s alright.’ Slowly he’s kind of realized every-

one is here to help him. He’s had the same groom, he’s had con-

sistency, and I think that’s really helped him. He loves Cherie, he

loves Rachel, and well, he tolerates me.”

“For the most part, women don’t try to outmuscle the horse,”

Rachel said. “If something happens, it’s like okay what happened?

We figure it out, and do something different. Women know how

to tolerate and give the horse space to learn. But if he crosses the

line, then we let him know he crossed the line, correct him. It’s all

about understanding how insignificant things become significant.”

After finishing sixth on debut at Saratoga as a 2-year-old,

Cagliostro didn’t make his next start until January’s Lecomte

undercard. He won his first start as a 3-year-old, then he stepped

up to a salty allowance on the Risen Star undercard and would

have made it two wins in a row if it wasn’t for Denington’s late

jump past him at the wire. He’ll face Denington again in the Lou-

isiana Derby.

“Most of the time you can tell horses what you want them to

do,” Adrianne said. “(Cagliostro) has to have it spelled out for him.

We can’t just show him two and two, he’s got to also know that

it equals four. Then he’ll be like ‘oh, I got it now.’ Once he ran at

Saratoga, he came back and you could see the wheels were starting

to spin, like this is fun. Then he started getting into his works, and

Florida-Bred Cagliostro Seeks Derby Path

See CAGLIOSTRO on page 12

Cagliostro with Rachel Beaulieu (left) and Adrianne-DeVaux/

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Pegasus Turf Winner Atone Tests Two

Emmys in Muniz

BY FAIR GROUNDS PRESS OFFICE ___________________

NEW ORLEANS – Looking to back up his win in the Fair Grounds

Stakes (Grade 3), Wolfe Racing Hugh Robertson’s Two Emmys

enters the 31st running of the $300,000 Muniz Memorial Clas-

sic (Grade 2) presented by Horse Racing Nation poised to repeat

after wiring last year’s renewal. Nine other formful older turf males

entered to end Two Emmys’ reign at Fair Grounds Race Course &

Slots, including last-out Pegasus World Cup Turf winner Atone

and Two Emmys nemesis in the 2021 Sycamore, Spooky Channel.

Going a mile-and-an-eighth over the Stall-Wilson Turf Course,

the Muniz is slated as the 10th race on the stakes-laden 15-race

program. Post time is 4:36 p.m. CT (5:36 p.m. ET).

A win in the Muniz would put Two Emmys above $1 million in

lifetime earnings. Trainer Hugh Robertson has been masterful with

his 7-year-old gelded son of English Channel who keeps getting

better with age. A multiple-graded stakes winner who often manag-

es to get the lead and slow down the pace, Two Emmys will break

from post six with regular rider James Graham aboard.

Three Diamonds Farm’s Atone exits the best performance of

his 6-year-old career, scoring in the Pegasus World Cup Turf. The

seven-time winner made his first grade-stakes win count in scoring

the lion’s share of the $1,000,000 purse. Trainer Mike Maker is

known for finding the best in his turf horses as they mature, and

the 6-year-old Atone is no exception. Drawing post one and tabbed

as the 5-2 favorite in the morning line, Luis Saez will climb aboard

Atone for the first time since 2021.

Similar to Two Emmys, NBS Stable’s Spooky Channel is an

older English Channel seeming to be in career-best form. Trained

by Jason Barkley, the 8-year-old missed most of 2022 with a minor

setback, but in December of 2022 he reasserted himself winning

the $100,000 Diliberto. His next start was over the soft going of

Sam Houston Park in the Connally Turf Cup, where he tended to

the pace in typical fashion but finished one length behind winner

Scarlet Fusion and a neck shy of Muniz-foe Another Mystery.

“Right now, he is a monster,” assistant trainer Shelbi Barkley

said. “Since he ran at Texas, he has been tough and on the bridle.

Even more than before. He had his little issue last year and we had

to give him time. Last year he trained well, but right now he is

doing better than ever.”

In Spooky Channel’s last race before the setback, he nailed Two

Emmys at the wire in the Sycamore (G3) at Keeneland. Joel Rosa-

rio will pilot Spooky Channel, who drew immediately inside Two

Emmys with post five.

Russell Welch and Ran Leonard’s Rising Empire has found new

form since being pointed to the turf two races back by trainer Bren-

dan Walsh.

“He’s been working very well,” Walsh said. “Sometimes in the

past he wasn’t the greatest workhorse but recently he’s been work-

ing great. I think he got a lot of confidence from his few grass

starts. He likes it here, he likes this turf course. I don’t think he’ll

be too far away.”

Made 20-1 in the morning line, Rising Empire finished a head

shy of winning his first turf run but wheeled back for the open-

length score against allowance ranks in February. Florent Geroux

is signed on to pilot him from post two.

The complete field for the Muniz Memorial presented by Horse

Racing Nation from the rail out (with jockey and trainer) includes:

Atone (Luis Saez, Mike Maker, 5-2); Rising Empire (Florent

Geroux, Brendan Walsh, 20-1); Gentle Soul (Rey Gutierrez, Bret

Calhoun, 5-1); English Tavern (Deshawn Parker, 12-1, Michelle

Lovell); Spooky Channel (Joel Rosario, Jason Barkley, 9-2); Two

Emmys (James Graham, Hugh Robertson, 3-1); Another Mystery

(Flavien Prat, Chris Block, 6-1); Tiz the Bomb (Brian Hernandez

Jr., Ken McPeek, 10-1); Risk Manager (Ricardo Santana Jr., Sarah

Davidson, 20-1) and Native Thunder (Mitchell Murrill, Dallas

Stewart, 30-1).

Atone/

RYAN THOMPSON PHOTO

Continued from page 11

before he ran here (at Fair Grounds) he was still very green, but

once he got into the race, he was like ‘wait a minute I got this.’

His third race here was even better. I think he realized that this is

fun. He was having fun out there. Denington just surprised him

and dropped him at the wire. But Cagliostro came back on in the

gallop out.”

“From Saratoga to now he’s progressed so much,” Rachel said.

“It was a team effort. Now that he’s getting bigger, I just kind

of baby him,” Rachel said. “It’s cool to see his mind work. He’s

always looking at things, assessing, analyzing. Cool to see him take

it all in and not want to be so crazy.”

Whether mentally, physically, or both, every racehorse is an

ongoing project, but Cagliostro’s story has a certain charm to it.

The success the DeVaux barn has had with Cagliostro offers an

insight into what many trainers are working with in our sport, spe-

cifically those with 3-year-olds currently in the thick of Derby and

Oaks dreams. When they’re dreaming of roses, sometimes they’re

dealing with bananas.

Cagliostro

March 25 & 26, 2023

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FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND

CONSUMER SERVICES PRESS RELEASE ______________

TALLAHASSEE – Florida Commissioner of Agriculture Wilton

Simpson, State Senator Jay Collins, State Representative Kaylee

Tuck, and agriculture stakeholders announced a legislative propos-

al to prohibit local governments from levying special assessments

on Florida agricultural lands.

“All too often, our residents and decision makers take for grant-

ed Florida’s agricultural abundance, and believe that a safe, afford-

able, and abundant food supply is guaranteed,” said Commissioner

Simpson. “The proposal announced today supports Florida’s agri-

culture community, protects their freedom to farm, and seeks to

remove the crippling tax burdens placed on their backs by misguid-

ed local governments.”

Current law allows local governments to levy special assess-

ments – separate from, and in addition to, local property taxes – on

agricultural lands that contain a building or dwelling, excluding

pole barns, with a value over $10,000. However, local governments

are increasingly placing egregious and financially crippling special

assessments on Florida’s agricultural producers to fund local oper-

ations. The proposal announced today would amend State Law to

prohibit local governments from imposing special assessments on

agricultural lands.

“Our farmers are some of the hardest workers in our state – nav-

igating unforeseen costs due to supply chain issues, inflation, and

mother nature, while still working year-round to keep food on our

shelves and clothes on our backs,” said Senator Jay Collins. “I am

proud to sponsor this legislation that will stop local governments

from burdening our farmers with arbitrary assessment fees to fund

their local operations.”

“Every day it becomes more and more difficult for farmers

to survive while fighting weather conditions, uncertain markets,

and demand for development,” said Representative Kaylee Tuck.

“Despite personal costs, farmers continue to ensure that Florida

and the nation can remain food independent. I am proud to file

this legislation to support our farmers and send a message that the

Florida Legislature has their backs.”

For more information about Commissioner Simpson and the

Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, visit

FDACS.gov.

Commissioner Simpson Proposal Prohibits

Local Special Assessments on Ag Land

Commissioner of Agriculture Simpson/

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GULFSTREAM PARK PRESS OFFICE __________________

HALLANDALE BEACH, FL – John Ropes’ Dorth Vader tuned up for

a scheduled start in the $250,000 Gulfstream Park Oaks (Grade 2)

presented by FanDuel TV Thursday morning with a sizzling

five-furlong workout in :59.03 at the Hallandale Beach track.

“She worked too fast, but she did it with such ease. I don’t

know, I shouldn’t say she worked too fast,” trainer Michael Yates

said. “She worked five furlongs in hand on her own and had a

nice gallop-out, a nice seven-eighths gallop-out. It looks like she’s

continuing to move forward.”

Dorth Vader, who turned in by far the fastest-of-six five-furlong

workouts recorded at the distance, enters the one-and-one-eighth

mile stakes for 3-year-old fillies off a startling four-and-three-quar-

ter lengths triumph at 46-1 in the March 4 Davona Dale (G2).

The homebred daughter of Girvin made her graded-stakes debut

in the Davona Dale with two stakes victories to her record. She

earned 50 qualifying points for the May 5 Kentucky Oaks (G1),

likely enough to already earn a trip to

The Gulfstream Park Oaks will be one of five graded stakes

on an April 1 program with 10 stakes, headlined by the $1 mil-

lion Curlin Florida Derby (G1) presented by Hill ‘n’ Dale Farm

at Xalapa.

Dorth Vader Sizzles in Breeze for Oaks

Florida-bred Dorth Vader/

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Trainer Anthony W. Dutrow is

approaching a personal milestone

of 2,000 career Thoroughbred wins

in North America (US and Canada).

Through racing Thursday, March 23,

Dutrow was at 1,999 wins. He has

one horse entered at Tampa Bay

Downs on Sunday.

Trainer Kelly J. Breen is approach-

ing a personal milestone of 1,000

Thoroughbred career wins in North

America (US and Canada). Through

racing Thursday, March 23, Breen

was at 999 wins. Breen has one

entered for Saturday and two entered

for Sunday at Gulfstream Park. He

also has one entered for Saturday at

Aqueduct.

MILESTONE

WATCH

SEVENTH RACE

Gulfstream

MARCH 23, 2023

7 FURLONGS. (1.20) STARTER OPTIONAL CLAIMING . Purse $42,000 (includes$4,000 FTHA-FOA )

FOR FILLIES THREE YEARS OLD WHICH HAVE STARTED FOR A CLAIMING PRICE OF $50,000

OR LESS AND WHICH HAVE NEVER WON A RACE OTHER THAN MAIDEN, CLAIMING, STATE

BRED ALLOWANCE OR CLAIMING PRICE $50,000. Weight, 120 lbs. Non-winners Of A Race Other Than

Maiden Or Claiming Allowed 2 lbs. Claiming Price $50,000.

Value of Race: $40,800Winner$25,600; second $7,980; third $3,800; fourth $1,900; fifth $380; sixth $380; seventh $380; eighth $380. Mutuel

Pool $193,782.00 Exacta Pool $166,430.00 Trifecta Pool $96,010.00 Superfecta Pool $68,248.00 Super High Five Pool $6,028.00

Last Raced Horse M/Eqt. A. Wt PP St ² ¶ Str Fin Jockey Cl'g Pr Odds $1

22á23 ¤GPª Kikilove L bf 3 118 6 3 5ô 3ô 3¦ô 1¦ Ortiz I Jr 3.20

20â23 ªGPª Carlotuk L 3 118 1 8 8 5¦ô 2ô 2É Lopez P 23.70

1â23 ¬GP« Looking for Hope L 3 118 8 2 2ô 2¦ 1¦ 3© Zayas E J 50000 2.50

1â23 ¬GP¤ Atthecrossroads L f 3 120 2 6 4ô 4ô 4§ 4§ö Castellano J J 1.40

17ã22 ¬Aqu« Forces Sweetheart L 3 118 7 1 3ô 6¦ 6¦ô 5§ö Reyes L 11.10

17á23 ®GP¦ Jellicle Katz L bf 3 118 3 7 7Ç 7¦ 7Ç 6©õ Wilson E 40.60

4â23 ¬GP« Le Boiana L 3 120 5 4 6ô 8 8 7«ô Leon S 50000 16.30

25á23 ¦Tam¦ Bon Dia L b 3 118 4 5 1¦ 1ô 5§ 8 Ortiz J L 13.90

OFF AT 3:42 Start Good. Won driving. Track fast.

TIME :23, :46,1:11, 1:24 (:23.00, :46.16, 1:11.13, 1:24.01)

$2 Mutuel Prices:

6 -KIKILOVE 8.40 4.20 2.80

1 -CARLOTUK

14.40 6.60

8 -LOOKING FOR HOPE

2.80

$1� EXACTA� 6-1� PAID� $48.30 50�CENT� TRIFECTA� 6-1-8

� PAID� $75.05 10�CENT� SUPERFECTA� 6-1-8-2� PAID

� $54.09 $1� SUPER HIGH FIVE� 6-1-8-2-7� PAID� $1,647.30

B. f, (Apr), by The Big Beast - Raisin Rachel , by Zensational . Trainer Crichton Rohan. Bred by Don L Ming (Fla).

KIKILOVE settled off the early pace outside, advanced four wide around the turn, drifted out under left-handed urging in

the lane, closed outside, took over near the sixteenth pole and edged ahead. CARLOTUK lacked early speed at the rail, advanced

inside around the turn, tipped two wide near the quarter pole and was up for the place inside of foes in the final strides. LOOKING

FOR HOPE prompted the pace three wide, took the lead near the five-sixteenths pole, led to the sixteenth marker and lost second

late. ATTHECROSSROADS raced in range two wide, angled four wide near the quarter pole and lacked the needed rally. FORCES

SWEETHEART had early speed three wide and faded around the turn. JELLICLE KATZ broke a bit awkwardly, raced four wide and

never threatened. LE BOIANA was outrun inside. BON DIA set the pace in the two path and gave way near the five-sixteenths pole.

Owners- 1, Walters Daniel L Smith Dennis G Smith Anthony and Crichton Rohan; 2, Malouf Richard; 3, Vegso Peter; 4, Bell Racing LLC;

5, Wynwood Thoroughbreds and Make A Run Stable LLC; 6, Red Diamond Stable; 7, Vicente Stella Stables LLC; 8, Meier Robert A

Trainers- 1, Crichton Rohan; 2, Breen Kelly J; 3, Joseph Saffie A Jr; 4, David Carlos A; 5, Joseph Saffie A Jr; 6, Santiago Joel; 7, Sano

Antonio; 8, Rodriguez Darien

$1 Daily Double (6-6) Paid $15.50; Daily Double Pool $35,837 .

50 CENT Pick Three (9-6-6) Paid $133.50; Pick Three Pool $58,281 .

EIGHTH RACE

Gulfstream

MARCH 23, 2023

1Â MILES. (Tapeta) (1.40§) ALLOWANCE OPTIONAL CLAIMING . Purse $86,000

(includes $14,000 FTHA-FOA ) FOR FILLIES AND MARES FOUR YEARS OLD AND UPWARD WHICH

HAVE NEVER WON $12,000 ONCE OTHER THAN MAIDEN, CLAIMING, STARTER OR RESTRICTED

OR WHICH HAVE NEVER WON TWO RACES OR CLAIMING PRICE $35,000. Weight, 122 lbs. Non-

winners Of A Race At A Mile Or Over Since December 23 Allowed 2 lbs. Claiming Price $35,000 (Races

Where Entered For $30,000 Or Less Not Considered In Allowances)(Maiden Races Not Considered in

Allowances) (Condition Eligibility).

Value of Race: $74,800Winner$43,200;second $17,920; third $7,920; fourth $3,600; fifth $720; sixth $720; seventh $720. Mutuel Pool

$232,869.00 Exacta Pool $182,566.00 Trifecta Pool $103,030.00 Superfecta Pool $60,691.00 Super High Five Pool $9,550.00

Last Raced Horse M/Eqt. A. Wt PP St ² ¶ º Str Fin Jockey Cl'g Pr Odds $1

11à22 ®GP¦ Sanura L b 5 120 3 2 1ô 1ô 1Ç 1ô 1ô Leparoux J R 1.50

8á23 ¦GP© Lucky Peridot L 7 120 5 7 6¦ 5Ç 4¦ 3¦ 2É Castellano J J 35000 6.90

26á23 ®GP¦¦ Lay theGroundwork L 4 122 6 4 2¦ 2¦ 2¦ 2ô 3¦ô Ortiz I Jr 3.30

23á23 ¬GP§ Jazzy T L b 5 120 7 5 4¦ 4¦ 3ô 4§ 4¨õ Reyes L 35000 3.00

28â23 ¦GP¬ Pentagon L 5 120 2 1 5ô 6¦ô 6¦ 5¦ô 5¨õ Alvarado J 11.90

4ã22 ®GPª Maria's Revenge L f 5 120 4 6 7 7 7 6§ 6«ö Leon S 27.80

3à23 ¤GP¦ Riveting Spirit L b 6 120 1 3 3ô 3Ç 5¦ 7 7 Ortiz J L 35000 9.40

OFF AT 4:10 Start Good. Won driving. Track fast.

TIME :25§, :50©,1:15, 1:37©,1:43© (:25.59, :50.93, 1:15.01, 1:37.98, 1:43.86)

$2 Mutuel Prices:

3 -SANURA 5.00 3.40 2.60

5 -LUCKY PERIDOT

6.40 3.80

6 -LAY THE GROUNDWORK

3.20

$1� EXACTA� 3-5� PAID� $13.50 50�CENT� TRIFECTA� 3-5-6

� PAID� $21.80 10�CENT� SUPERFECTA� 3-5-6-7� PAID

� $10.33 $1� SUPER HIGH FIVE� 3-5-6-7-2� PAID� $372.30

Ch. m, (Apr), by Kitten's Joy - Nehantic Kat , by Tomorrows Cat . Trainer Tagg Barclay. Bred by Mia Gallo Michael

Newton Kenneth L Ramsey & Sarah K Ramsey (NY).

SANURA set the pace in the two path, was roused midway around the far turn and in the three path at the top of the lane, dug

in under right handed urging, and held gamely. LUCKY PERIDOT raced in the three path around the first turn and rated in the five

path down the backside, was roused around the far turn and tipped out to the seven path entering the lane, and ran on to get up

for place. LAY THE GROUNDWORK prompted the pace under a hold around the four path, was roused to bid around the far turn,

headed the eventual winner passing the quarter pole and was in the five path at the top of the stretch, was repelled by the winner

inside the final furlong, but kept on for show. JAZZY T tracked in the four path, was under urging rounding the far turn and was

in the six path at the top of the lane, but finished evenly. PENTAGON chased in the two path, was under a ride in the four path

around the far turn, but never factored around the five path in the stretch. MARIA'S REVENGE trailed around the two path early

and never threatened. RIVETING SPIRIT stalked around the three path but was empty turning into the lane.

Owners- 1, Hidden Brook Farm; 2, Walder Racing and EKB Stables LLC; 3, Windylea Farm LLC; 4, Moriarty Michael S; 5, Allor Fred

M; 6, Aller Maria S; 7, Mark Moshe

Trainers- 1, Tagg Barclay; 2, Walder Peter R; 3, Hennig Mark; 4, Dibona Robert S; 5, McGaughey III Claude R; 6, Sancal Murat; 7, David

Carlos A

$1 Daily Double (6-3) Paid $20.50; Daily Double Pool $33,094 .

50 CENT Pick Three (6-6-3) Paid $26.05; Pick Three Pool $45,736 .

NINTH RACE

Gulfstream

MARCH 23, 2023

7ô FURLONGS. (Turf) (1.26¨) MAIDEN CLAIMING . Purse $35,000 (includes $5,000 FTHA-FOA ) FOR

MAIDENS, THREE YEARS OLD. Weight, 122 lbs. Claiming Price $35,000. (If deemed inadvisable to run

this race over the turf course, it will be run on the Tapeta Course at One Mile and Seventy Yards) (Rail

at 35 feet).

Value of Race: $30,000Winner$18,000; second $6,000; third $2,700; fourth $1,200; fifth $300; sixth $300; seventh $300; eighth $300; ninth

$300; tenth $300; eleventh $300. Mutuel Pool $415,439.00 Exacta Pool $381,918.00 Trifecta Pool $217,208.00 Superfecta Pool

$152,566.00 Super High Five Pool $7,466.00

Last Raced Horse M/Eqt. A. Wt PP St ² ¶ Str Fin Jockey Cl'g Pr Odds $1

26á23 ¦GP§ Red's Revenge L b 3 122 7 5 4ô 3¦ô 1¦ 1©ô Ortiz I Jr 35000 3.60

11à23 ¦GP§ Imposter Syndrome L 3 122 4 8 8¦ 7ô 3§ 2¦ Castellano J J 35000 1.30

19â23 ¦GP¬ No Ill Will L b 3 122 9 11 6¦ 6ô 4¦ 3¦õ Morelos J E 35000 43.00

10á23 ©GP« Victory Line L b 3 122 10 7 1¦ 1¦ 2§ 4§ Lopez P 35000 12.00

1à23 ¦GP¬ Master Oogway L 3 122 1 4 9¦ 10¨ 6¦ 5¦õ Ortiz J L 35000 6.30

19á23 ©GP§ Tio Tony L b 3 122 2 10 10§ 9¦ô 8¨ 6É Reyes L 35000 16.00

27â23 ©GP® Rule It L b 3 122 11 6 7¦ 8¦ 7Ç 7ö Camacho S Jr 35000 23.50

Somnus L b 3 122 8 3 5¦ô 5¦ 5§ 8®ö Leon S 35000 105.20

1à23 ¦GP¤ Fabled Prince L 3 122 3 9 11 11 11 9¦ö Alvarado J 35000 20.40

29â23 ¦GP§ Lost City L 3 122 6 2 3ô 4ô 10§ 10¨õ Panici L 35000 5.70

24á23 ¨GP§ Jay's Delight L b 3 122 5 1 2¦ô 2¦ 9¦ô 11 Jaramillo E 35000 59.90

OFF AT 4:43 Start Good. Won driving. Course firm.

TIME :23¦, :47¦,1:11¨, 1:23§,1:29§ (:23.22, :47.20, 1:11.62, 1:23.49, 1:29.54)

$2 Mutuel Prices:

7 -RED'S REVENGE 9.20 3.80 3.20

4 -IMPOSTER SYNDROME

2.60 2.40

10 -NO ILL WILL

20.60

$1� EXACTA� 7-4� PAID� $16.10 50�CENT� TRIFECTA� 7-4-10� PAID� $188.30 10�CENT

� SUPERFECTA� 7-4-10-11� PAID� $254.27 $1� SUPER HIGH FIVE� 7-4-10-11-1�

Ch. c, (May), by Hard Spun - Kristy Beethoven , by Kris S. . Trainer D'Angelo Jose F. Bred by Dr Richard Holder (Ky).

RED'S REVENGE saved ground in range, angled three wide near the five-sixteenths pole, moved to the front in upper stretch

and drew off under a drive. IMPOSTER SYNDROME was slammed sideways soon after the start, raced off the early pace two wide,

advanced four wide around the far turn, continued on the left lead in the lane and ran on for the place. NO ILL WILL raced off the

pace three wide, angled to the rail nearing the far turn, angled back out in upper stretch and was along for the show. VICTORY

LINE set the pace in the two path around the first turn and along the rail around the far turn, continued on the left lead in the lane

and weakened through the final furlong. MASTER OOGWAY failed to menace while racing two wide. TIO TONY was bumped soon

after the start, raced well back two wide, went five wide around the far turn and never threatened. RULE IT played no factor while

racing four wide. SOMNUS was forced out entering the first turn, angled in later on the bend, chased two wide around the far turn

and lacked a closing bid. FABLED PRINCE was bumped between foes soon after the start, raced three wide and and was never

in contention. LOST CITY was up close early, was forced out entering the first turn, chased the pace four wide and was through

after a half. JAY'S DELIGHT fought restraint early, got out and was further checked entering the first turn, prompted the pace

two wide and retreated nearing the quarter pole.

Owners- 1, D'Amato Carlo; 2, Paradise Farms Corp and Staudacher David; 3, McMakin Nelson; 4, David A Bernsen LLC; 5, Ohrstrom

Clarke; 6, Silver Trail Stables LLC; 7, Cotran Robert; 8, Pick View LLC and Kingswood Farm LLC; 9, Ulwelling Al and Bill; 10, R A Hill Stable

and SGV Thoroughbreds; 11, Rader Norman L

Trainers- 1, D'Angelo Jose F; 2, Maker Michael J; 3, Davis Christopher; 4, Sweezey J Kent; 5, Cibelli Jane; 6, Preciado Guadalupe; 7,

Orseno Joseph; 8, Sweezey J Kent; 9, Attard Kevin; 10, Weaver George; 11, Lee Garry F

Red's Revenge was claimed by Alter's Racing Stable Inc (Happy Alter);� trainer, Alter Happy,

Lost City was claimed by Ramsey Kenneth L;� trainer, Joseph Saffie A Jr.

Scratched- Given to Fly (IRE)

$1 Daily Double (3-7) Paid $11.00; Daily Double Pool $119,649 .

50 CENT Pick Three (6-3-7) Paid $44.50; Pick Three Pool $106,944 .

50 CENT Pick Four (6/10-6-3-7) Paid $164.20; Pick Four Pool $328,737 .

50 CENT Pick Five (9-6/10-6-3-7) 5 Correct Paid $1,493.50; Pick Five Pool $364,671 .

50 CENT Pick Five (9-6/10-6-3-7) 4 Correct Paid $17.80.

20 CENT Pick 6 Jackpot (4-9-6/10-6-3-7) 6 Correct Paid

$4,360.54; Pick 6 Jackpot Pool $171,321 Carryover Pool $489,184.

50 CENT Consolation Pick 3 (6-3-8) Paid $6.65.

$1 Consolation Daily Double (3-8) Paid $2.30.

Attendance: Unavailable Mutuel Pool: $7,752,051.00

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FIRST RACE

Gulfstream

MARCH 24, 2023

1Â MILES. (Turf) (1.38) MAIDEN CLAIMING . Purse $32,000 (includes $4,000 FTHA-FOA ) FOR

MAIDENS, THREE YEARS OLD. Weight, 118 lbs. Claiming Price $25,000. (If deemed inadvisable to run

this race over the turf course, it will be run on the Tapeta Course at One Mile and One Sixteenth) (Rail

at 35 feet). (Clear. 80.)

Value of Race: $28,000Winner$16,800; second $5,600; third $2,800; fourth $1,400; fifth $280; sixth $280; seventh $280; eighth $280; ninth $280.

Mutuel Pool $230,735.00 Exacta Pool $234,064.00 Trifecta Pool $115,766.00 Superfecta Pool $77,808.00 Super High Five Pool $31,156.00

Last Raced Horse M/Eqt. A. Wt PP St ² ¶ º Str Fin Jockey Cl'g Pr Odds $1

24á23 «GP® Cyclone Ranger L 3 118 5 7 9 9 8ô 2Ç 1ö Zayas E J 25000 7.40

18á23 ¤GP¤ Mufrih L b 3 118 7 6 5ô 5Ç 2ô 1¨ 2É Ortiz I Jr 25000 0.70

2Û22 ¦GP® I'llsmileagain L b 3 118 4 4 7§ 7Ç 6Ç 3¦ô 3¬ö Reyes L 25000 15.50

26á23 ¦GP« Break the Ice L b 3 118 1 2 4ô 4Ç 5ô 5§ 4§õ Panici L 25000 36.50

1á23 ¬GP« Secret Pocket L 3 118 6 5 8¨ 8§ô 9 6ª 5©õ Alvarado J 25000 6.20

1à23 ¦GPª Norfie L b 3 118 8 8 2§ 1ô 1§ 4¦ô 6®ö Castellano J J 25000 6.20

21â23 ¨GP« Chacharero L b 3 118 9 9 6¦ô 6§ 7¦ô 7ô 7«õ Ruiz J 25000 24.90

26á23 ¦GP¬ Cool Slippers-Ire L b 3 118 3 3 1ô 2ô 3ô 8¨ 8É Lopez P 25000 13.00

2à23 ¨GP« Catchhimndfreehim L b 3 118 2 1 3¦ô 3§ 4¦ 9 9 Ortiz J L 25000 31.80

OFF AT12:44 Start Good. Won driving. Course firm.

TIME :23§,:47§, 1:12, 1:37, 1:43 (:23.51, :47.55, 1:12.18, 1:37.15, 1:43.18)

$2 Mutuel Prices:

5 -CYCLONE RANGER 16.80 4.00 3.20

7 -MUFRIH 2.60 2.40

4 -I'LLSMILEAGAIN 6.00

$1� EXACTA� 5-7� PAID� $17.00 50�CENT� TRIFECTA� 5-7-4

� PAID� $58.10 10�CENT� SUPERFECTA� 5-7-4-1� PAID

� $69.12 $1� SUPER HIGH FIVE� 5-7-4-1-6� PAID� $7,791.70

Dk. b or br. g, (May), by Hard Spun - Bagh of Jewelz , by A.P. Indy . Trainer Walsh Brendan P. Bred by Parkway Farm

Inc (Ky).

CYCLONE RANGER was bumped hard just after the start then pinched back soon after, trailed inside early, advanced inside

around the far turn, angled four wide near the quarter pole, closed outside and was up late. MUFRIH settled off the pace while

racing two wide between foes, advanced three wide around the far turn, seized command leaving the quarter pole, quickly cleared,

continued on the left lead in the lane, drifted in then out and was caught late. I'LLSMILEAGAIN was bumped soon after the start,

raced off the pace inside, moved up two wide around the far turn, continued on the left lead in the lane and rallied inside. BREAK

THE ICE saved ground in range and lacked a closing bid. SECRET POCKET veered in at the start and bumped the winner into other

foes, raced two wide and never threatened. NORFIE disputed the pace two wide, drew clear around the far turn and faltered in

the stretch. CHACHARERO failed to menace while racing two and three wide. COOL SLIPPERS (IRE) was bumped soon after the

start, bumped again soon after, nearly unseating the rider and causing him to lose the right iron for a short period of time, became

rank soon after, vied inside for a half and retreated around the far turn. CATCHHIMANDFREEHIM bumped with COOL SLIPPERS

the first time through the stretch, chased the pace two wide and stopped around the far turn.

Owners- 1, Pocket Aces Racing LLC; 2, Shadwell Stable; 3, Diamant Eli; 4, Karlan Kenneth and Karlan Ross; 5, West Point

Thoroughbreds; 6, Cronin Jr John J LoBo Racing and Nicotra Fred; 7, San Jose De Ecuador and Luis Duco Stables Inc; 8, e Five Racing

Thoroughbreds; 9, Monarch Stables Inc

Trainers- 1, Walsh Brendan P; 2, Pletcher Todd A; 3, Danner Kelsey; 4, Hennig Mark; 5, Romans Dale; 6, Weaver George; 7, Duco Luis;

8, Fawkes David; 9, Spatz Ronald B

Mufrih was claimed by Ramsey Kenneth L;� trainer, Joseph Saffie A Jr,

Norfie was claimed by Savin Scott C and Savin Sisters Stable;� trainer, Gaffney Emmy.

SECOND RACE

Gulfstream

MARCH 24, 2023

5ô FURLONGS. (1.02¦) CLAIMING . Purse $19,000 (includes $2,000 FTHA-FOA ) FOR FOUR YEAR

OLDS AND UPWARD WHICH HAVE NEVER WON THREE RACES. Weight, 122 lbs. Claiming Price

$6,250.

Value of Race: $17,600Winner$10,200; second $4,140; third $2,070; fourth $850; fifth $170; sixth $170. Mutuel Pool $150,573.00 Exacta Pool

$125,894.00 Trifecta Pool $76,337.00 Superfecta Pool $57,493.00

Last Raced Horse M/Eqt. A. Wt PP St ² ´ Str Fin Jockey Cl'g Pr Odds $1

2à23 ©GP© Pure Speight L b 4 122 1 2 5ª 5ª 3¦ 1¦ö Leon S 6250 2.60

23ã22 ¤GP« Jet Wings L b 4 115 4 3 1ô 1§ 1¦ô 2ª Morales A¬ 6250 1.00

22â23 ¬GP« Lost a Legend L 5 122 3 5 3Ç 3Ç 4ô 3Ç Figueroa H 6250 3.40

3á23 ¬GP« Lee Ann's Warrior L 4 122 5 4 4Ç 4Ç 5« 4§ Krigger K 6250 14.60

18á23 ¬GP¦§ Pipito L b 4 122 2 1 2§ 2¦ô 2Ç 5¬ô Reyes L 6250 6.20

22á23 ¨Tam¬ Don H L bf 6 122 6 6 6 6 6 6 Hernandez M 6250 53.10

OFF AT1:12 Start Good For All But PURE SPEIGHT, LOST A LEGEND. Won driving. Track fast.

TIME :22,:45¦, :58¦, 1:04¨ (:22.05, :45.28, :58.22, 1:04.79)

$2 Mutuel Prices:

1 -PURE SPEIGHT 7.20 3.00 2.20

4 -JET WINGS 2.80 2.20

3 -LOST A LEGEND 2.20

$1� EXACTA� 1-4� PAID� $9.20 50�CENT� TRIFECTA� 1-4-3

� PAID� $10.30 10�CENT� SUPERFECTA� 1-4-3-5� PAID� $3.99

Gr/ro. g, (Feb), by Speightstown - Pure Elation , by Kitten's Joy . Trainer Hess R B Jr. Bred by Pollock Farms (Ky).

PURE SPEIGHT had an awkward start and chased along the inside of foes just off the rail, was ridden around the turn and

under urging while remaining inside of foes entering the lane, tipped out to the four path after a left handed cue passing the eighth

pole, and surged past the inner pacesetter in the final sixteenth to win. JET WINGS set the pace in the two path, cleared an inner

foe and tipped inside into the turn, opened up around the turn and was cued in the two path at the top of the lane, and stayed on

under a steady hand ride but was caught by an outer foe passing the sixteenth pole to finish with place. LOST A LEGEND had his

head turned at the start, travelled in range between foes around the three path, was put to a drive while in the five path turning into

the stretch, and was one paced to finish with show. LEE ANN'S WARRIOR tracked in the four path, was roused midway around

the turn and cued right handed from the six path at the top of the lane, but evened out and hung to miss minor rewards. PIPITO

prompted the pace along the inside, tipped out to the two path and was under coaxing around the turn, but faded around the four

path in the stretch. DON H trailed throughout around the two to five paths.

Owners- 1, Hess Jr Robert B and Duke Perry Stable; 2, Mast Thoroughbreds LLC; 3, Clap Embroidery; 4, Stephens Isela; 5, Kaya Gokmen;

6, Powerstroke Racing

Trainers- 1, Hess R B Jr; 2, Yates Michael; 3, Perez Carlos L; 4, Catanese Joseph C III; 5, Sancal Murat; 6, Cascallares Nestor

Jet Wings was claimed by Maragh Shamir;� trainer, Maragh Shamir.

$1 Daily Double (5-1) Paid $34.00; Daily Double Pool $63,423 .

THIRD RACE

Gulfstream

MARCH 24, 2023

1Â MILES. (Turf) (1.38) STARTER OPTIONAL CLAIMING . Purse $39,000 (includes $4,000 FTHA-

FOA ) FOR FILLIES THREE YEARS OLD WHICH HAVE STARTED FOR A CLAIMING PRICE OF

$35,000 OR LESS AND WHICH HAVE NEVER WON A RACE OTHER THAN MAIDEN, CLAIMING, OR

STATE BRED ALLOWANCE OR CLAIMING PRICE $35,000. Weight, 120 lbs. Non-winners Of A Race

Other Than Maiden Or Claiming Allowed 2 lbs. Claiming Price $35,000. (If deemed inadvisable to run this

race over the turf course, it will be run on the Tapeta Course at One Mile and One Sixteenth) (Rail at

35 feet).

Value of Race: $35,000Winner$21,000; second $7,350; third $3,850; fourth $1,750; fifth $350; sixth $350; seventh $350. Mutuel Pool

$222,171.00 Exacta Pool $179,916.00 Trifecta Pool $101,289.00 Superfecta Pool $68,690.00 Super High Five Pool $14,686.00

Last Raced Horse M/Eqt. A. Wt PP St ² ¶ º Str Fin Jockey Cl'g Pr Odds $1

4â23 ªGP§ Pawky L 3 118 6 5 2ô 2ô 2¦ô 1Ç 1É Zayas E J 3.50

10à23 ¦GP¦ CllingAllAngels-Ire L 3 118 4 4 3ô 4ô 3Ç 3¦ô 2É Ortiz I Jr 2.10

18á23 ¨GP§ Miss M M L b 3 118 3 1 1¦ 1ô 1Ç 2§ 3§ Rios J M 11.70

22á23 ©GP§ Cloud Storage L 3 118 5 6 5¦ 5¦ 4Ç 4§ 4§ö Ortiz J L 1.10

22á23 ©GPª Mursal L b 3 118 2 3 6¦ 6ô 6¨ 5§ 5©ö Reyes L 50.30

22á23 ©GP¨ Artifact-GB L b 3 118 7 7 4Ç 3ô 5§ 6ª 6¦¥ Sutherland C 9.90

8á23 ¬GP¤ Extra Indy L 3 118 1 2 7 7 7 7 7 Panici L 35000 60.30

OFF AT1:42 Start Good. Won driving. Course firm.

TIME :24©,:50¦, 1:14¦, 1:37¨, 1:43¨ (:24.96, :50.36, 1:14.29, 1:37.62, 1:43.69)

$2 Mutuel Prices:

6 -PAWKY 9.00 4.80 4.00

4 -CALLING ALL ANGELS-IRE

3.40 3.20

3 -MISS M M 5.20

$1� EXACTA� 6-4� PAID� $14.30 50�CENT� TRIFECTA� 6-4-3

� PAID� $51.05 10�CENT� SUPERFECTA� 6-4-3-5� PAID

� $15.51 $1� SUPER HIGH FIVE� 6-4-3-5-2� PAID� $668.90

Dk. b or br. f, (Jan), by Twirling Candy - Wily , by Street Cry-Ire . Trainer Joseph Saffie A Jr. Bred by Edward A Seltzer

& Beverly S Seltzer (Ky).

PAWKY pressed the pace two wide, dueled outside of MISS M M around the far turn and through the stretch, lugged in near

the sixteenth pole and dug in between foes to prevail. CALLING ALL ANGELS (IRE) stalked the pace from the rail, angled three

wide in upper stretch, rallied outside and just missed. MISS M M set a rated pace along the rail, fought on inside of the winner,

was forced in and steadied near the sixteenth pole and just missed second. CLOUD STORAGE tracked the pace two and three wide

and was one-paced through the lane. MURSAL failed to menace while racing two wide. ARTIFACT (GB) chased the pace four

wide and faltered around the far turn. EXTRA INDY trailed throughout. THE STEWARDS CONDUCTED AN INQUIRY IN THE

STRETCH AND REVIEWED AN OBJECTION LODGED BY THE RIDER OF MISS M M AGAINST THE WINNER FOR ALLEGED

INTERFERENCE AND FOUND NO REASON TO ALTER THE ORIGINAL ORDER OF FINISH.

Owners- 1, Seltzer Edward A; 2, DiCosmo Philip; 3, RT Racing Stable; 4, Barber Gary; 5, RT Racing Stable; 6, Reeves Thoroughbred

Racing; 7, Miracle's International Trading Inc

Trainers- 1, Joseph Saffie A Jr; 2, Dibona Robert S; 3, Jimenez Jose M; 4, Casse Mark; 5, Jimenez Jose M; 6, Sano Antonio; 7, Williams

Matthew J

$1 Daily Double (1-6) Paid $18.00; Daily Double Pool $38,141 .

50 CENT Pick Three (5-1-6) Paid $68.50; Pick Three Pool $94,862 .

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FOURTH RACE

Gulfstream

MARCH 24, 2023

5 FURLONGS. (Tapeta) (.55) MAIDEN CLAIMING . Purse $32,000 (includes $4,000 FTHA-FOA ) FOR

MAIDENS, THREE YEARS OLD. Weight, 118 lbs. Claiming Price $25,000.

Value of Race: $28,000Winner$16,800; second $6,160; third $3,080; fourth $1,400;fifth $280; sixth $280. Mutuel Pool $163,857.00 Exacta Pool

$129,808.00 Trifecta Pool $68,577.00 Superfecta Pool $62,725.00 Super High Five Pool $8,551.00

Last Raced Horse M/Eqt. A. Wt PP St ± ´ Str Fin Jockey Cl'g Pr Odds $1

24á23 ¨GP¨ Raka Raka Cruz L f 3 118 1 1 1ô 1§ 1¨ 1§ô Ortiz I Jr 25000 0.40

19á23 §GP¨ Blue Lieutenant L b 3 111 2 2 2¦ô 2§ 2§ 2¦ö Morales A¬ 25000 8.10

Chloe's Dream L 3 118 6 6 6 6 4¦ô 3©ô Castellano J J 25000 3.90

2à23 ¨GP¤ Always Golden L bf 3 118 3 3 3§ 3© 3§ 4¦ Panici L 25000 43.30

Fun American L b 3 118 5 5 5¦ô 5Ç 5§ô 5®ô Leon S 25000 23.70

Totalitarian L b 3 118 4 4 4¨ 4¦ô 6 6 Lopez P 25000 6.20

OFF AT2:13 Start Poor. Won driving. Track fast.

TIME :21§,:44§, :56© (:21.55, :44.50, :56.90)

$2 Mutuel Prices:

1 -RAKA RAKA CRUZ 2.80 2.20 2.10

2 -BLUE LIEUTENANT

4.40 2.40

6 -CHLOE'S DREAM

2.20

$1� EXACTA� 1-2� PAID� $5.40 50�CENT� TRIFECTA� 1-2-6� PAID� $6.15 10�CENT

� SUPERFECTA� 1-2-6-3� PAID� $13.10 $1� SUPER HIGH FIVE� 1-2-6-3-5�

Dk. b or br. g, (Mar), by Dialed In - Seaside Glory , by Speightstown . Trainer Crichton Rohan. Bred by J D Stuart P

C Bance & G Todaro (Ky).

RAKA RAKA CRUZ set the pace in the two path, was in the three path rounding the turn and was cued right handed from the

four path at the top of the stretch, opened up while tipping inwards in upper stretch, and held sway while tipping back outward

in the final furlong. BLUE LIEUTENANT prompted the pace in the three path, was roused in the four path midway around the

turn and tipped out to the five path at the top of the lane, and chased home the winner while drifting in under right handed urging

through the lane for place. CHLOE'S DREAM bumped with an inner foe at the start, trailed in the three path, circled a pair of rivals

from the five path around the turn and was under a drive entering the stretch, and kept on for show. ALWAYS GOLDEN broke out

and bumped an outer foe, stalked around the five path, was under a ride around the turn and floated out to the seven path into the

lane, but flattened. FUN AMERICAN got bumped on both sides leaving the gate, raced wellback in the two path, was under a drive

in the three path around the turn, but never threatened. TOTALITARIAN got bumped by an inner foe into an outer foe at the start,

chased along the inside but was empty entering the lane.

Owners- 1, Taylor Mark F; 2, Mundo Edwin; 3, Rocket Ship Racing LLC; 4, Bell Larry A; 5, Colony Pine Farm LLC; 6, Broad Gary

Trainers- 1, Crichton Rohan; 2, Gonzalez Javier E; 3, Hiles Jeff A; 4, Arias Juan D; 5, Dobber Arnoud W; 6, Davis Christopher

Scratched- Barry's Music (12Aug22 «ElP®) , Brooklyn Dreams

$1 Daily Double (6-1) Paid $8.30; Daily Double Pool $26,750 .

50 CENT Pick Three (1-6-1) Paid $17.35; Pick Three Pool $35,094 .

50 CENT Consolation Pick 3 (1-6-8) Paid $9.60.

$1 Consolation Daily Double (6-8) Paid $4.50.

FIFTH RACE

Gulfstream

MARCH 24, 2023

1 MILE. (Turf) (1.31§) MAIDEN OPTIONAL CLAIMING . Purse $50,000 (includes $7,000 FTHA-FOA )

FOR MAIDENS, FILLIES THREE YEARS OLD FLORIDA-BRED, OR MAIDEN CLAIMING PRICE

$50,000. Weight, 118 lbs. Claiming Price $50,000. (If deemed inadvisable to run this race over the turf course,

it will be run on the Tapeta Course at One Mile and Seventy Yards) (Rail at 35 feet).

Value of Race: $43,700Winner$25,800; second $9,030; third $5,000; fourth $2,150; fifth $430; sixth $430; seventh $430; eighth $430. Mutuel

Pool $281,886.00 Exacta Pool $270,312.00 Trifecta Pool $129,314.00 Superfecta Pool $97,676.00 Super High Five Pool $5,932.00

Last Raced Horse M/Eqt. A. Wt PP St ² ¶ º Str Fin Jockey Cl'g Pr Odds $1

5à23 ¦¦GP¬ Strand of Gold L b 3 118 1 2 3¦ 3ô 4Ç 1¦ 1¦ö Zayas E J 50000 2.70

29â23 ªAqu¤ Lendhercredit L 3 118 2 1 1¦ 1¦ 1ô 2ô 2¦ö Castellano J J 50000 4.30

10à23 «GP© Spun Oats L 3 118 4 4 6¦ô 5Ç 6¦ô 3Ç 3Ç Bridgmohan S X 8.70

23á23 ®GP§ Neogem L 3 118 7 5 5Ç 6¦ô 5Ç 5¦ô 4Ç Reyes L 3.20

23á23 ¦GP« No Wasabi for Me L 3 118 3 7 8 8 7ô 4Ç 5ó Ortiz J L 50000 15.30

23á23 ¦GP¬ Mo Tough L 3 118 8 6 2ô 2¦ 2Ç 6Ç 6ô Wilson E 12.60

23á23 ¦GPª Leipzig L 3 118 5 8 7¦ 7¦ô 8 8 7ô Alvarado J 50000 9.00

2à23 ¦GP§ Mystic Sunrise L f 3 118 6 3 4ô 4¦ 3¦ 7¦ô 8 Ortiz I Jr 50000 4.60

OFF AT2:42 Start Good. Won driving. Course firm.

TIME :25¨,:50©, 1:15§, 1:27, 1:38§ (:25.70, :50.90, 1:15.43, 1:27.09, 1:38.56)

$2 Mutuel Prices:

1 -STRAND OF GOLD 7.40 3.80 3.20

4 -LENDHERCREDIT

5.20 5.00

6 -SPUN OATS

5.00

$1� EXACTA� 1-4� PAID� $17.00 50�CENT� TRIFECTA� 1-4-6

� PAID� $80.05 10�CENT� SUPERFECTA� 1-4-6-9� PAID

� $53.75 $1� SUPER HIGH FIVE� 1-4-6-9-5� PAID� $1,213.80

Ch. f, (Apr), by Lookin At Lucky - Be My Kitten , by Kitten's Joy . Trainer Joseph Saffie A Jr. Bred by Kenneth L Ramsey

& Sarah K Ramsey (Ky).

STRAND OF GOLD stalked the pace inside, seized command when the pacestter bore out turning for home, angled into the

four path soon after and widened under a drive. LENDHERCREDIT set the pace in the two path, bore out near the quarter pole,

straightened out in upper stretch and stayed on to be a clear second. SPUN OATS bumped with MO TOUGH at the start, raced

off the pace inside early, went two wide around the far turn, could not threaten the top two in the lane but won the show battle

between rivals. NEOGEM raced three wide in midpack, briefly angled out near the quarter pole, ducked back into the three path

in upper stretch and lacked the needed rally. NO WASABI FOR ME was bumped at the start, saved ground well back, gained some

ground in upper stretch and was outfinished for the minor awards. MO TOUGH prompted the pace in the three path, was forced

out and bumped with MYSTIC SUNRISE near the quarter pole and lacked a further bid. LEIPZIG played no factor while racing

two and three wide. MYSTIC SUNRISE raced in range three and four wide, was forced out and bumped near the quarter pole and

faded through the lane. THE STEWARDS CONDUCTED AN INQUIRY INTO THE INCIDENT NEAR THE QUARTER POLE AND

FOUND NO REASON TO ALTER THE ORIGINAL ORDER OF FINISH.

Owners- 1, Ramsey Kenneth L; 2, Monticello Stables; 3, Penn John R DeGroat Racing and JD Racing LLC; 4, Just For Fun Stable Inc; 5,

CJ Thoroughbreds and RAF Productions LTD; 6, Halden Rachel; 7, Schumer Chad Screnci Stephen and Deeb Sammie; 8, Monarch Stables Inc

Trainers- 1, Joseph Saffie A Jr; 2, D'Angelo Jose F; 3, Vassilieva Katerina; 4, Sierra Ruben; 5, Gambolati Cam; 6, Halden Rachel; 7, Mott

William I; 8, Spatz Ronald B

Scratched- Party Dream (04Mar23 ¨Tam§) , Both Sides (23Feb23 ®GP ª)

$1 Daily Double (1-1) Paid $4.70; Daily Double Pool $31,288 .

50 CENT Pick Three (6-1-1) Paid $15.55; Pick Three Pool $72,219 .

50 CENT Pick Four (1-6-1/7/8-1) Paid $47.05; Pick Four Pool $177,244 .

50 CENT Pick Five (5-1-6-1/7/8-1) 5 Correct Paid $300.65; Pick Five Pool $494,530 .

50 CENT Pick Five (5-1-6-1/7/8-1) 4 Correct Paid $6.05.

50 CENT Consolation Pick 3 (6-8-1) Paid $8.40.

SIXTH RACE

Gulfstream

MARCH 24, 2023

6ô FURLONGS. (1.14§) STARTER OPTIONAL CLAIMING . Purse $35,000 (includes $4,000 FTHA-

FOA ) FOR FILLIES AND MARES FOUR YEARS OLD AND UPWARD WHICH HAVE STARTED FOR

A CLAIMING PRICE OF $12,500 OR LESS SINCE MARCH 24, 2021 OR CLAIMING PRICE $20,000.

Weight, 122 lbs. Non-winners Of A Race Since December 24 Allowed 2 lbs. Claiming Price $20,000 (Races

Where Entered For $16,000 Or Less Not Considered In Allowances).

Value of Race: $32,200Winner$18,600; second $7,310; third $3,810; fourth $1,550; fifth $310; sixth $310; seventh $310. Mutuel Pool

$255,527.00 Exacta Pool $222,953.00 Trifecta Pool $140,208.00 Superfecta Pool $98,601.00 Super High Five Pool $16,284.00

Last Raced Horse M/Eqt. A. Wt PP St ² ¶ Str Fin Jockey Cl'g Pr Odds $1

11á23 ¬Tam¨ My Destiny L 6 122 1 3 5Ç 3¦ 2ô 1¨ Castellano J J 1.40

24á23 §GP§ American of Course L b 6 122 4 1 1ô 1ô 1¦ 2¦ö Lopez P 3.60

17á23 ªGP¦ Dem a Wonder L bf 5 122 3 4 2¦ô 2¦ô 3Ç 3¦ö Ortiz I Jr 1.60

5à23 ªGP¦ Your Inheritance L 4 122 7 5 6¦ 4¦ 4¦ô 4ö Morelos J E 6.80

3à23 ªGP¦ Dignified L bf 4 120 5 2 3ô 5¦ 5¦ô 5¬ Reyes L 20000 29.30

11á23 §GP¦ No Decaf L b 5 113 6 7 4Ç 6¦ô 6¤ 6§¥ö Morales A¬ 42.20

17á23 ªGP¬ Bargainaire L 7 120 2 6 7 7 7 7 Panici L 20000 71.30

OFF AT3:12 Start Good For All ButNO DECAF, YOUR INHERITANCE. Won driving. Track fast.

TIME :22©,:45§, 1:10§, 1:16¨ (:22.88, :45.58, 1:10.45, 1:16.71)

$2 Mutuel Prices:

1 -MY DESTINY 4.80 3.00 2.10

4 -AMERICAN OF COURSE

4.00 2.40

3 -DEM A WONDER

2.10

$1� EXACTA� 1-4� PAID� $8.00 50�CENT� TRIFECTA� 1-4-3

� PAID� $6.10 10�CENT� SUPERFECTA� 1-4-3-7� PAID

� $3.07 $1� SUPER HIGH FIVE� 1-4-3-7-5� PAID� $70.60

B. m, (Feb), by Majesticperfection - Northern Destiny , by Crafty Prospector . Trainer Wilensky Herman. Bred

by Donamire Farm (Ky).

MY DESTINY stalked in the two path, was roused while tipping out to the three path around the turn, floated out to the seven

path while taking aim at the top of the lane, swept past a pair of inner rivals, and drew clear in the final sixteenth. AMERICAN OF

COURSE set the pace along the inside, was cued right handed while tipping out to the three path in upper stretch, stayed on but

got overtaken by an outer foe just past the eighth pole, and held place. DEM A WONDER prompted the pace in the three path, bid

under light rousing in the two path around the turn, was cued right handed passing the quarter pole and was floated out to the four

path into the lane, but evened out for show. YOUR INHERITANCE got bumped by an inner foe at the start, tracked from the seven

path early and was under a ride in the five path rounding the turn, fanned back out to the eight path into the stretch, but was no

factor. DIGNIFIED was prompted along in the five path but never threatened. NO DECAF threw her head and bumped an outer

foe leaving the gate, rated in the six path and was never involved while lugging outwards in the stretch. BARGAINAIRE trailed

throughout from the inside to around the four path.

Owners- 1, Wilensky Sam; 2, Jacks or Better Farm Inc; 3, Crichton Rohan; 4, Gruskos David; 5, Yutaka Enterprises Corp; 6, Christie

Clifton A; 7, Wasilewski Christine

Trainers- 1, Wilensky Herman; 2, O'Connell Kathleen; 3, Crichton Rohan; 4, Gonzalez Claudio A; 5, Garoffalo Jose; 6, Christie Clifton

A; 7, Wasilewski Christine W

$1 Daily Double (1-1) Paid $10.00; Daily Double Pool $36,814 .

50 CENT Pick Three (1-1-1) Paid $5.20; Pick Three Pool $52,989 .

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FIRST RACE

Tampa Bay

MARCH 24, 2023

1 MILE. (Turf) (1.33¦) MAIDEN CLAIMING . Purse $15,000 (includes $1,000 FOA - Florida Owners

Awards ) FOR MAIDENS, FOUR YEARS OLD AND UPWARD. Weight, 122 lbs. Claiming Price $16,000

(Preference Will Be Given To Horses Which Have Not Started For Less Than $16,000. The Same

Preference Will Be Given To Horses Which Have Started For Less Than $16,000 And Since Then Have

Finished 2nd Or 3rd For $16,000 Or More.). (If deemed inadvisable by management to run this race over

the turf course, it will be run on the main track at One Mile and Forty Yards.). (Clear. 79.) (Rail at 22 feet).

Value of Race: $14,700Winner$8,820; second $2,800; third $1,400; fourth $840; fifth $140; sixth $140; seventh $140; eighth $140; ninth

$140; tenth $140. Mutuel Pool $79,000.00 Exacta Pool $65,503.00 Trifecta Pool $39,794.00 Superfecta Pool $24,575.00

Last Raced Horse M/Eqt. A. Wt PP St ² ¶ º Str Fin Jockey Cl'g Pr Odds $1

15á23 ªTamª Ambushed 4 122 5 7 8¦ô 9© 7ª 4Ç 1ö Ferrer J C 16000 3.40

5à23 ¬Tam¨ Lord of the Nile L bf 6 122 8 3 3Ç 3Ç 3¦ 2ô 2ö Suarez A 16000 7.00

5à23 ¬Tam§ Takeover Kash L b 4 122 2 1 4ô 4¦ 2¦ 1§ 3§ö Marin S 16000 1.40

22á23 ¬Tam§ Raging Whirlwind L bf 5 122 1 5 10 7¦ô 5¦ 3Ç 4Ç Suarez J 16000 13.00

5à23 ¬Tam¬ The Point Road L b 4 122 6 10 6ô 6ô 6ô 5ô 5§ô Camacho S 16000 27.50

5à23 ¬Tamª Travel Guide L bf 4 122 7 2 5¦ 5¦ 4Ç 7§ 6§õ Quinonez A 16000 7.00

Finlandias Neat L b 5 122 4 8 9Ç 10 10 8© 7¦õ Bracho R A 16000 19.60

22á23 «Tam© Southern Civility L b 4 122 3 4 2¦ 1ô 1ô 6¦ 8¦¥õ Gallardo A A 16000 6.10

22á23 ¬Tamª It's Me Again L b 6 122 9 9 7ô 8Ç 9ô 9¦ 9©õ Batista J A 16000 57.60

5à23 ¬Tam¤ Motanaafer L b 5 122 10 6 1ô 2¦ 8ô 10 10 Cotto P L Jr 16000 51.70

OFF AT 12:22 StartGood. Won driving. Course firm.

TIME :24§, :49¦,1:14,1:26©, 1:39¨ (:24.50, :49.21, 1:14.19, 1:26.80, 1:39.72)

$2 Mutuel Prices:

5 -AMBUSHED 8.80 4.60 2.80

8 -LORD OF THE NILE

6.60 3.40

2 -TAKEOVER KASH

2.40

$1� EXACTA� 5-8� PAID� $36.50 50�CENT� TRIFECTA� 5-8-2

� PAID� $51.60 10�CENT� SUPERFECTA� 5-8-2-1� PAID� $60.97

B. g, (Mar), by Two Step Salsa - Street Attack , by Street Cry-Ire . Trainer Guciardo Kathy. Bred by Richard Phillip

Arnold Sr (Fla).

AMBUSHED saved ground at the back of the pack through the opening half mile, came around the second turn in the five path,

launched a bid passing the quarter pole and kicked clear late. LORD OF THE NILE saved ground around the first turn, tracked

the leader on the inside up the backstretch, continued around the far bend in the two path and kept on in the lane. TAKEOVER

KASH bumped with the horse to his outside leaving the gate, raced in the two path early, chased the leader on the outside up the

backstretch, began a bid from the two path coming around the far turn and was caught late. RAGING WHIRLWIND veered in at

the start, settled off the pace on the outside for the opening half mile, began a bid from the four path coming around the second

turn and chased the top three home in the stretch. THE POINT ROAD raced in the two path around the first turn, continued up

the backstretch off the pace on the inside, navigated the second bend from the three path and improved position mildly in the

stretch. TRAVEL GUIDE raced in the three path around the first turn, settled in the middle of the pack on the outside for the run

up the backstretch, came around the far turn in the four path and flattened out in the lane. FINLANDIAS NEAT trailed the field

on the outside around the first turn and up the backstretch, continued around the far turn in the two path and showed no kick.

SOUTHERN CIVILITY bumped with the horse to his inside at the start, raced in the two path around the first turn, pressed the

pace on the outside up the backstretch, saved ground around the far turn and faded in the stretch. IT'S ME AGAIN raced in the

three path around the first bend, settled off the pace between horses for the run up the backstretch, came around the far turn in the

three path, swung wide entering the stretch and was empty from there. MOTANAAFER saved ground around the first turn, led the

way on the inside up the backstretch, dropped back while saving ground around the second turn and continued to tire in the lane.

Owners- 1, Arnold Richard; 2, Dobber Arnoud W; 3, Correa Maxine; 4, JP Racing Stable; 5, Utterly Giles Stable; 6, Garcia Pedro R; 7,

Thompson Amy; 8, Stephens William Severino Budd and Gailey Roy; 9, Hernandez Urbano M; 10, Tres Potrillos Ranch Inc

Trainers- 1, Guciardo Kathy; 2, Dobber Arnoud W; 3, Correa Maxine; 4, Chain Pearl; 5, McCarthy Brenda D; 6, Romero Rafael; 7, Philipp

Karyn; 8, O'Connell Kathleen; 9, Santillana Frank; 10, Escobar Alison

Scratched- Cajun Cracker (11Jan23 ¬Tam«) , El Mic Tiesun (26Feb23 ¨Tam«) , Willworkforfood (05Mar23 ¬Tam®) ,Frosty Warrior

(05Mar23 ¬Tam«)

SECOND RACE

Tampa Bay

MARCH 24, 2023

6 FURLONGS. (1.08¨) CLAIMING . Purse $22,500 (includes $2,500 FOA - Florida Owners Awards ) FOR

FOUR YEAR OLDS AND UPWARD. Weight, 122 lbs. Non-winners Of A Race Since February 24 Allowed

2 lbs. A Race Since January 24 Allowed 4 lbs. Claiming Price $20,000 (Races Where Entered For $16,000

Or Less Not Considered In Weight Allowances).

Value of Race: $21,750Winner$13,750;second $4,200; third $2,200; fourth $1,200; fifth $200; sixth $200. Mutuel Pool $81,415.00 Exacta Pool

$70,910.00 Trifecta Pool $38,140.00 Superfecta Pool $22,268.00

Last Raced Horse M/Eqt. A. Wt PP St ² ¶ Str Fin Jockey Cl'g Pr Odds $1

3à23 ¤Tam¨ Tripulante L b 4 118 5 2 2¦ 2¦ 1¦ 1¨ Camacho S 20000 1.00

3à23 ¤Tam« Newyearsblockprty L 5 118 6 3 4¦ 3ô 4¨ 2¦ Centeno D E 20000 9.50

23ä22 ¤Tam« Expensive Style L b 6 118 1 6 3ô 4¦ô 2Ç 3§õ Gallardo A A 20000 6.20

15á23 «Tam« King of Hollywood L 4 118 4 5 6 5§ 5¦ 4¦õ Suarez A 20000 10.20

3à23 ¤Tam© Inter Miami L b 6 120 2 1 1ô 1Ç 3Ç 5¦õ Rowland M 20000 2.20

5à23 §Tam© Hide the Demon L b 7 118 3 4 5¦ 6 6 6 Jimenez M 20000 11.30

OFF AT 12:54 StartGood. Won driving. Track fast.

TIME :22, :44¨,:57,1:09¨ (:22.11, :44.63, :57.02, 1:09.70)

$2 Mutuel Prices:

5 -TRIPULANTE 4.00 3.00 2.40

6 -NEWYEARSBLOCKPARTY

7.00 4.20

1 -EXPENSIVE STYLE

3.00

$1� EXACTA� 5-6� PAID� $13.00 50�CENT� TRIFECTA� 5-6-1

� PAID� $38.80 10�CENT� SUPERFECTA� 5-6-1-4� PAID� $33.50

B. g, (Mar), by Greenpointcrusader - Della's Smile , by Gimmeawink . Trainer Granitz Anthony J. Bred byJudy

Karlin (Fla).

TRIPULANTE pressed the pace on the outside up the backstretch, dueled from the three path around the turn and kicked

clear in the lane. NEWYEARSBLOCKPARTY raced in the middle of the pack on the outside up the backstretch, navigated the bend

from the three path, began a bid passing the quarter pole and improved position in the stretch. EXPENSIVE STYLE raced in the

middle of the pack on the inside up the backstretch, continued around the turn in the two path and chased the top two home in the

lane. KING OF HOLLYWOOD trailed the leaders through the opening stages, came around the turn in the three path and showed

no kick. INTER MIAMI led the way on the inside up the backstretch, dueled while saving ground around the bend and tired in the

stretch. HIDE THE DEMON raced off the pace through the opening quarter of a mile, saved ground around the turn and was empty

in the lane.

Owners- 1, Granitz Anthony J and Spooner Jake; 2, Linville Danny L; 3, Hoffman Mark; 4, Winner Circle Stables LLC; 5, Strike Stable;

6, Linville Danny L

Trainers- 1, Granitz Anthony J; 2, Poole Jeffrey A; 3, Ward Dennis; 4, Sacco Gregory D; 5, Delgado Jorge; 6, Poole Jeffrey A

Expensive Style was claimed by Williams Abdul;� trainer, Williams Abdul,

Inter Miami was claimed by Rhone Bernell B;� trainer, Rhone Bernell B.

$1 Daily Double (5-5) Paid $10.20; Daily Double Pool $25,209 .

THIRD RACE

Tampa Bay

MARCH 24, 2023

1 MILE. (Turf) (1.33¦) MAIDEN CLAIMING . Purse $16,000 FOR MAIDENS, FILLIES THREE YEARS

OLD. Weight, 120 lbs. Claiming Price $32,000 (Preference Will Be Given To Horses Which Have Not

Started For Less Than $25,000. The Same Preference Will Be Given To Horses Which Have Started For

Less Than $25,000 And SinceThen Have Finished 2nd Or 3rd For $25,000 Or More.). (If deemed inadvisable

by management to run this race over the turf course, it will be run on the main track at One Mile and Forty

Yards.). (Rail at 22 feet).

Value of Race: $15,750Winner$9,580; second $3,200; third $1,350; fourth $810; fifth $135; sixth $135; seventh $135; eighth $135; ninth

$135; tenth $135. Mutuel Pool $115,147.00 Exacta Pool $103,591.00 Superfecta Pool $36,625.00 Trifecta Pool $62,617.00

Last Raced Horse M/Eqt. A. Wt PP St ² ¶ º Str Fin Jockey Cl'g Pr Odds $1

17ã22 ¬Tam© Chalcolithic L b 3 120 5 9 8© 8¨ 8¦ 3Ç 1É Evans C 32000 9.30

11à23 «Tam¬ Bella Faccia 3 120 3 4 7ô 7Ç 7Ç 6Ç 2©õ Meneses M 32000 12.20

4à23 ¨Tam¨ She's So Bearrish L b 3 120 2 2 1ô 1¦ô 1ô 1ô 3¦ö Camacho S 32000 1.20

12á23 ¦GP® Verifiable L b 3 120 8 3 2§ 2ô 2§ 2§ 4Ç Bracho R A 32000 4.20

1à23 ©Tam¤ La Villana 3 120 10 8 4Ç 5ô 6ô 5Ç 5ô Cotto P L Jr 32000 47.30

25á23 ªTam¤ Most Divine L bf 3 122 6 10 9¨ 9¤ 9§¥ 8Ç 6É Garcia G 32000 37.20

4à23 ¨Tam© Tiz a Tempest L b 3 120 7 5 6¦ 6¦ 5Ç 7¦ 7©ö Rodriguez A A 32000 10.40

25á23 ¦Tam¨ Classic Dreamer L b 3 120 1 1 5§ô 4¦ 4ô 9¨¥ 8¦õ Diaz H R Jr 32000 11.40

Irish Victory 3 120 9 6 3¦ 3ô 3ô 4ô 9«ªõ Spieth S 32000 6.30

25á23 ¦Tam© Bonnie Sandra L 3 120 4 7 10 10 10 10 10 Suarez A 32000 16.50

OFF AT 1:22 StartGood. Won driving. Course firm.

TIME :23¦, :47§,1:13¦,1:27, 1:40¦ (:23.27, :47.52, 1:13.24, 1:27.11, 1:40.30)

$2 Mutuel Prices:

6 -CHALCOLITHIC 20.60 11.40 5.40

3 -BELLA FACCIA

12.40 5.60

2 -SHE'S SO BEARRISH

2.40

$1� EXACTA� 6-3� PAID� $114.50 10�CENT� SUPERFECTA� 6-3-2-9

� PAID� $151.48 50�CENT� TRIFECTA� 6-3-2� PAID� $173.35

Dk. b or br. f, (Apr), by Neolithic - She's Salty Too , by Salt Lake . Trainer Lopez Mario R. Bred by William A Smith (Fla).

CHALCOLITHIC hopped up leaving the gate, raced in the three path around the first turn, continued up the backstretch off

the pace on the outside, navigated the far turn from the four path, began a bid passing the quarter pole and dueled to the wire

to hold the win. BELLA FACCIA saved ground around the first turn, raced in the middle of the pack on the inside for the run up

the backstretch, came around the second bend in the four path, launched a bid approaching the quarter pole and dueled to the

wire to narrowly miss. SHE'S SO BEARRISH stumbled slightly leaving the gate, recovered to lead the field while saving ground

around the first turn and up the backstretch, dueled from the two path around the far turn and was caught in the lane. VERIFIABLE

raced in the two path early, chased the leader up the backstretch, challenged from the three path coming around the far turn and

weakened in the stretch. LA VILLANA raced in the three path around the first turn, continued up the backstretch in the middle

of the pack on the outside, navigated the far turn from the four path and finished evenly. MOST DIVINE raced at the back of the

pack in the three path through the opening half mile, continued around the far turn in the four path and passed tiring horses in

the lane. TIZ A TEMPEST raced in the two path around the first turn, settled in the middle of the pack between horses for the

run up the backstretch, continued around the far turn in the three path and made no bid. CLASSIC DREAMER raced in the two

path around the first turn, tracked the leader on the inside up the backstretch, saved ground around the far bend and faded in the

stretch. IRISH VICTORY saved ground around the first bend, stalked the leaders on the outside up the backstretch, navigated the

far turn from the two path and tired in the lane. BONNIE SANDRA trailed far behind the field the entire way around the oval, saved

ground throughout and was never a factor.

Owners- 1, Smith William A; 2, Ciaio Charles A Alexandroff Phyllis and Peterson William P; 3, Barrish Laura; 4, Manning Dennis J; 5,

Tres Potrillos Ranch Inc; 6, Williams Lacey K; 7, Wasabi Ventures Stables LLC Six Pack Summer Stables LLC and Erlandson Mark; 8, J D

Farms; 9, Endsley Oaks Farm Inc; 10, Moorehouse Al

Trainers- 1, Lopez Mario R; 2, Ciaio Charles; 3, Dini Mike; 4, Manning Dennis J; 5, Escobar Alison; 6, Bowersock Maria; 7, Cruz Jesus;

8, Guciardo Kathy; 9, Spieth Aldana; 10, Gulick James M

Scratched- Al Tirah (11Mar23 ¦§Tam¦¥) , Apple Shake Shake ,Sortaria (22Feb23 ¦Tamª) , Uncaptured Dreams (04Mar23 ¨Tam«)

50 CENT Pick Three (5-5-6) Paid $89.90; Pick Three Pool $38,451 .

$1 Daily Double (5-6) Paid $32.80; Daily Double Pool $16,066 .

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FOURTH RACE

Tampa Bay

MARCH 24, 2023

6 FURLONGS. (1.08¨) ALLOWANCE OPTIONAL CLAIMING . Purse $28,000 (includes $2,500 FOA -

Florida Owners Awards ) FOR FILLIES AND MARES FOUR YEARS OLD AND UPWARD WHICH

HAVE NEVER WON TWO RACES OTHER THAN MAIDEN, CLAIMING, STARTER, OR STATE BRED

OR WHICH HAVE NEVER WON THREE RACES OR OPTIONAL CLAIMING PRICE OF $32,000.

Weight, 122 lbs. Non-winners Of A Race Since February 24 Allowed 2 lbs. A Race Since January 24 Allowed

4 lbs. Claiming Price $32,000 (Races Where Entered For $25,000 Or Less Not Considered In Allowances).

Value of Race: $27,250Winner$17,050; second $5,355; third $3,060; fourth $1,530; fifth $255. Mutuel Pool $83,849.00 Exacta Pool

$58,615.00 Trifecta Pool $35,195.00 Superfecta Pool $17,069.00

Last Raced Horse M/Eqt. A. Wt PP St ² ¶ Str Fin Jockey Cl'g Pr Odds $1

18á23 ¤Tam¦§ Night Cap L b 5 118 2 3 2Ç 1Ç 1¦ 1©ô Ferrer J C 32000 0.30

13Ý22 ¤Cbyª She's My Warrior L b 4 118 3 4 3§ 3¦ 3§ 2§õ Quinonez A 15.30

11á23 ¬Tam¬ Pink Shoelaces L bf 5 118 4 1 1¦ 2¦ 2ô 3©ô Centeno D E 32000 2.40

14â23 ©Tam¬ Posh Playday L 5 118 5 2 4Ç 5 5 4§ô Walker E M 32000 30.00

11á23 ¬GP« Moor Strength 4 118 1 5 5 4§ 4¦ 5 Batista J A 9.30

OFF AT1:51 StartGood. Won driving. Track fast.

TIME :22§,:45,:57¦,1:09¨ (:22.41, :45.14, :57.23, 1:09.62)

$2 Mutuel Prices:

3 -NIGHT CAP 2.60 2.20 2.10

4 -SHE'S MY WARRIOR 6.60 2.80

5 -PINK SHOELACES

2.10

$1� EXACTA� 3-4� PAID� $9.00 50�CENT� TRIFECTA� 3-4-5

� PAID� $6.10 10�CENT� SUPERFECTA� 3-4-5-6� PAID� $2.07

B. m, (Mar), by J P's Gusto - Midnight , by Silver Deputy . Trainer Bennett Gerald S. Bred by Lonnie Stokes (Fla).

NIGHT CAP stalked the leader on the outside up the backstretch, began a bid from the three path coming around the turn and

drew off in the lane. SHE'S MY WARRIOR bumped with the horse to her outside leaving the gate, chased the leader on the rail up

the backstretch, came around the far turn in the four path and kept on to the wire. PINK SHOELACES bumped with the horse to

her inside at the start, recovered to lead the way up the backstretch, dueled from the two path around the turn and weakened in

the stretch. POSH PLAYDAY raced off the pace on the outside early, saved ground around the bend and never threatened. MOOR

STRENGTH raced off the pace on the inside through the opening quarter of a mile, saved ground around the turn and made no bid.

Owners- 1, Winning Stables Inc and Averill Racing LLC; 2, Mattson Peter D and Padilla Tim P; 3, Happy Tenth Stable; 4, Wismer Glenn

S and Taneja Rhianna; 5, Hernandez Urbano M

Trainers- 1, Bennett Gerald S; 2, Padilla Tim; 3, Wilson Tony; 4, Wismer Glenn S; 5, Santillana Frank

Scratched- Platinum Gem (08Mar23 ¬Tam¬)

50 CENT Pick Three (5-6-3) Paid $26.10; Pick Three Pool $13,897 .

$1 Daily Double (6-3) Paid $19.90; Daily Double Pool $9,443 .

FIFTH RACE

Tampa Bay

MARCH 24, 2023

1Â MILES. (Turf) (1.39¦) ALLOWANCE OPTIONAL CLAIMING . Purse $27,000 (includes $3,000 FOA

- Florida Owners Awards ) FOR THREE YEAR OLDS WHICH HAVE NEVER WON A RACE OTHER

THAN MAIDEN, CLAIMING, OR STARTER OR WHICH HAVE NEVER WON TWO RACES OR

OPTIONAL CLAIMING PRICE OF $75,000. Weight, 122 lbs. Non-winners Of A Race At A Mile Or Over

Since February 24 Allowed 2 lbs. Such A Race Since January 24 Allowed 4 lbs. Claiming Price $75,000

(Races Where Entered For $40,000 Or Less Not Considered In Allowances) (Condition Eligibility). (Rail

at 22 feet).

Value of Race: $24,000Winner$14,400; second $5,040; third $2,640; fourth $1,440; fifth $240; sixth $240. Mutuel Pool $83,083.00 Exacta Pool

$55,271.00 Trifecta Pool $26,477.00 Superfecta Pool $14,127.00

Last Raced Horse M/Eqt. A. Wt PP St ² ¶ º Str Fin Jockey Cl'g Pr Odds $1

4á23 ªTam« Love Me Not L 3 118 1 2 4§ 4¦ô 4§ 1Ç 1¦ô Camacho S 3.50

8â23 ¬Tam¬ Prowling Tiger L b 3 118 2 3 1Ç 1ô 1Ç 2Ç 2¦ Centeno D E 3.90

11à23 ¬Tamª Summer Bee L 3 118 3 1 2ô 2Ç 2¦ 3§ 3¦ô Marin S 3.80

30ã22 ¨Aqu¦ Provision L b 3 118 6 6 5§ 5¨ 5¦ª 5§¥ 5¨¥ Diaz H R Jr 75000 6.70

OFF AT2:20 Start Good For All ButPROWLING TIGER, SUMMER BEE. Won driving. Course firm.

$2 Mutuel Prices:

1 -LOVE ME NOT 9.00 4.60 2.80

2 -PROWLING TIGER 5.80 3.00

3 -SUMMER BEE

2.60

$1� EXACTA� 1-2� PAID� $24.30 50�CENT� TRIFECTA� 1-2-3

� PAID� $29.95 10�CENT� SUPERFECTA� 1-2-3-5� PAID� $13.88

B. c, (Feb), by Not This Time - Golden Muscade , by Medaglia d'Oro . Trainer Sacco Gregory D. Bred by Albaugh Family

Stables LLC (Ky).

LOVE ME NOT saved ground around the first turn, tracked the leaders on the inside up the backstretch, continued to save

ground around the far turn, launched a bid passing the quarter pole and kicked clear. PROWLING TIGER bumped with the horse

to his inside at the break, recovered to lead the field while saving ground around the first turn and up the backstretch, dueled from

the two path around the second bend and chased the winner home. SUMMER BEE bumped with the horse to his inside leaving the

gate, saved ground early, chased the leader between horses up the backstretch, dueled from the three path around the far turn and

was outkicked in the lane. PIKE PLACE raced in the three path around the first bend, stalked the pace setters on the outside up

the backstretch, continued around the far turn still in the three path and weakened in the lane. PROVISION raced in the two path

around the first turn, settled off the pace for the run up the backstretch, continued around the far turn in the four path and made

no bid. WELAKA bumped with the horse to his inside leaving the gate, trailed the field from the two path around the first turn and

up the backstretch, dropped far back while saving ground around the second bend and was outrun.

Owners- 1, Pinnacle Racing Team; 2, Burning Daylight Farms Inc and Galbraith Rebecca; 3, Ballybrit Stable LLC; 4, Godolphin LLC; 5,

Gatsas Stables R A Hill Stable and Gaspar John P; 6, McGehee Dede

Trainers- 1, Sacco Gregory D; 2, Delacour Arnaud; 3, Dini Mike; 4, Harty Eoin; 5, Weaver George; 6, Danner Kelsey

50 CENT Pick Three (6-3-1) Paid $36.85; Pick Three Pool $15,706 .

50 CENT Pick Four (5-6-1/3-1) Paid $114.95; Pick Four Pool $48,424 .

50 CENT Pick Five (5-5-6-1/3-1) 5 Correct Paid $720.75; Pick Five Pool $103,254 .

$1 Daily Double (3-1) Paid $8.00; Daily Double Pool $9,953 .

SIXTH RACE

Tampa Bay

MARCH 24, 2023

1Â MILES. (1.41¨) CLAIMING . Purse $14,000 (includes $500 FOA - Florida Owners Awards ) FOR

THREE YEAR OLDS AND UPWARD WHICH HAVE NEVER WON TWO RACES. Three Year Olds, 120

lbs.; Older, 126 lbs. Non-winners Of A Race At A Mile Or Over Since February 24 Allowed 2 lbs. Claiming

Price $8,000 (Races Where Entered For $6,250 Or Less Not Considered In Allowances).

Value of Race: $13,500Winner$8,100; second $2,835; third $1,350; fourth $810; fifth $135; sixth $135; seventh $135. Mutuel Pool

$79,177.00 Exacta Pool $70,773.00 Trifecta Pool $40,227.00 Superfecta Pool $22,301.00

Last Raced Horse M/Eqt. A. Wt PP St ² ¶ º Str Fin Jockey Cl'g Pr Odds $1

4à23 «Tam¨ Swift Kid L bf 8 124 6 7 6§ 6« 6« 3Ç 1ô Diaz H R Jr 8000 3.50

10à23 ¦Tam¦ Sidney's Bid L bf 4 124 3 4 3Ç 4Ç 4ô 4¦ 3¦ Camacho S 8000 2.30

4à23 «Tamª Cedar Beach L b 4 124 4 3 1¦ô 1ô 1ô 1ô 4ô Rowland M 8000 13.00

11à23 ¦Tam¬ Wild Irishman b 4 124 2 2 2ô 2ô 2ô 6¨ 6ô Rodriguez A A 8000 7.10

4à23 «Tam« Sandy Dude L b 5 117 7 6 7 7 7 7 7 Alicea J¬ 8000 18.50

OFF AT2:55 StartGood. Won driving. Track fast.

$2 Mutuel Prices:

6 -SWIFT KID 9.00 5.20 2.60

5 -BAM BAM WARRIOR 5.40 3.20

3 -SIDNEY'S BID 2.60

$1� EXACTA� 6-5� PAID� $26.20 50�CENT� TRIFECTA� 6-5-3

� PAID� $52.50 10�CENT� SUPERFECTA� 6-5-3-4� PAID� $52.81

B. g, (Apr), by Lemon Drop Kid - Swynford Lady-Ire , by Invincible Spirit-Ire . Trainer Machado Antonio. Bred by Don

Alberto Corporation (Ky).

SWIFT KID raced in the two path around the first turn, settled off the pace for the run up the backstretch, began a bid from

the five path coming around the second turn and dueled to the wire to get up for the win late. BAM BAM WARRIOR raced in the

middle of the pack on the outside through the opening half mile, began a bid from the four path passing the three eighths pole

and dueled in the lane to narrowly miss. SIDNEY'S BID raced in the two path early, continued up the backstretch in the middle

of the pack between horses, navigated the far turn from the three path and improved position in the lane. CEDAR BEACH led the

way from the two path around the first turn and up the backstretch, dueled from the two path racing around the second bend and

weakened in the final furlong. TAPINTOYOURBEER saved ground around the first turn, tracked the leader on the inside up the

backstretch, continued to save ground around the far bend and flattened out in the stretch. WILD IRISHMAN saved ground around

the first turn, chased the leader on the outside up the backstretch, navigated the second turn from the two path and faded in the

lane. SANDY DUDE raced in the four path around the first turn, trailed the field up the backstretch, saved ground around the far

turn and was empty in the lane.

Owners- 1, Wessels Dale B; 2, Prz and Sanz Stable LLC; 3, Thomas Devon; 4, Ballybrit Stable LLC; 5, Ubide Max; 6, Weiss Christine; 7,

Kick Start Farm LLC

Trainers- 1, Machado Antonio; 2, Torres Pablo R; 3, McGoey Monica; 4, Dini Mike; 5, Ubide Max; 6, Ward Dennis; 7, Harney Heather

50 CENT Pick Three (3-1-6) Paid $31.35; Pick Three Pool $13,731 .

$1 Daily Double (1-6) Paid $28.30; Daily Double Pool $7,769 .

March 25 & 26, 2023

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ADIOS CHARLIE

Adios See Ya 2 Charles Town Races

ANTHONY’S CROSS

Anthony’s Best 7 Golden Gate Fields

AWESOME SLEW

Rollercoaster Man 5 Tampa Bay Downs

BAHAMIAN SQUALL

Assertiko 9 Gulfstream Park

BRETHREN

Joe Di Baggio 2 Gulfstream Park

Bach 3 Gulfstream Park

Hercules 9 Gulfstream Park

BUCCHERO

Copanello Bay 5 Tampa Bay Downs

Clay Soldier 10 Gulfstream Park

CAJUN BREEZE

Laveau 2 Tampa Bay Downs

Cajun Mandate 2 Gulfstream Park

CURRENCY SWAP

Tithed 8 Tampa Bay Downs

EXCLUSIVE QUALITY

Jackson Strong 8 Tampa Bay Downs

FIELD COMMISSION

Plane Jane 2 Tampa Bay Downs

General Robinson 3 Tampa Bay Downs

FIRST DUDE

Dudesfirstdarling 2 Tampa Bay Downs

Lady Milagro 4 Aqueduct

FLASHSTORM

Centavo 5 Aqueduct

FORTY GRAMS

Any Minute 8 Tampa Bay Downs

GIRVIN

Startonahighnote 5 Gulfstream Park

Dare to Wish 7 Fair Grounds

Swirvin 7 Turfway Park

Offshore Tithe 11 Oaklawn Park

Shewillghostu 11 Turfway Park

HE’S HAD ENOUGH

Dahgo 6 Tampa Bay Downs

HIGH COTTON

Catching Fish 4 Tampa Bay Downs

JESS’S DREAM

Truly a Dream 1 Tampa Bay Downs

KHOZAN

Poppy’s Pride 2 Aqueduct

Bernardo’s Legacy 5 Gulfstream Park

Yolanda Who 9 Oaklawn Park

MACHO UNO

Unmachable 2 Turf Paradise

NO NEVER NO MORE

Jomama Sassy 6 Fonner Park

NOBLE BIRD

Noble Present 4 Fonner Park

POSEIDON’S WARRIOR

That’s My Boi Toy 8 Tampa Bay Downs

Fierce Warrior 9 Tampa Bay Downs

Initforthelove 9 Tampa Bay Downs

PROSPECTIVE

Pacific Princess 7 Tampa Bay Downs

SENOR SWINGER

Brass Band 6 Tampa Bay Downs

SOLDAT

Marisa’s Mission 7 Gulfstream Park

TREASURE BEACH (GB)

Starship Wizard 3 Gulfstream Park

Small Hope 9 Tampa Bay Downs

UNCAPTURED

Uncaptured Storm 1 Laurel Park

Ritabook 2 Tampa Bay Downs

Open Sky 2 Tampa Bay Downs

Sunday, March 26

AWESOME SLEW

Awesome Flay 5 Tampa Bay Downs

Awesome Pic 7 Tampa Bay Downs

Pretty’n Awesome 7 Tampa Bay Downs

AWESOME OF COURSE

Awesome Enough 1 Tampa Bay Downs

Awesome View 7 Laurel Park

BATTALION RUNNER

Rudder’s Men 8 Tampa Bay Downs

BIG DRAMA

Lil’s Turn 1 Oaklawn Park

Drama Chorus 6 Tampa Bay Downs

Powerfully Built 9 Tampa Bay Downs

BIONDETTI

Strike That 2 Santa Anita Park

BRETHREN

Gilligan 2 Laurel Park

Lynx 7 Tampa Bay Downs

Gatsby 9 Tampa Bay Downs

BUCCHERO

Lookin’ Super 5 Tampa Bay Downs

Toddchero 7 Sam Houston Race Park

Sherlyn Go Go 7 Tampa Bay Downs

Anamnestic 8 Tampa Bay Downs

Ms. Bucchero 11 Tampa Bay Downs

CAJUN BREEZE

Zydeceaux 5 Tampa Bay Downs

Happy Cajun 9 Tampa Bay Downs

DRILL

Princess Livia 4 Tampa Bay Downs

Drill’s Li’l Man 4 Oaklawn Park

FIELD COMMISSION

Luca Drew the Ace 2 Tampa Bay Downs

FINALE

Lemon Drop Lady 8 Turf Paradise

Florida Stallion Progeny for

Saturday & Sunday, March 25 & 26

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information source for this list, does not include all North American racetracks. The list contains all data available at time of list generation.

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FIRST DUDE

Bold Majestic 8 Tampa Bay Downs

Cindy’s Song 10 Tampa Bay Downs

FORT LOUDON

Swan Lake 8 Tampa Bay Downs

FURY KAPCORI

Lover Boy 6 Fonner Park

GIRVIN

Hullinahurry 7 Sam Houston Race Park

GREENPOINTCRUSADER

Mitesse 2 Gulfstream Park

HANDSOME MIKE

Genius 4 Fair Grounds

Havana Helen 11 Tampa Bay Downs

IQBAAL

Long Tall Woman 8 Hawthorne

J P’S GUSTO

Band Sweetheart 4 Tampa Bay Downs

Oil Money 9 Tampa Bay Downs

JESS’S DREAM

Dunkle 1 Gulfstream Park

Chess’s Dream 5 Gulfstream Park

Dream Concert 7 Tampa Bay Downs

Dreaming of Snow 7 Tampa Bay Downs

Sweet Dani Girl 10 Tampa Bay Downs

Alexa’s Dream 10 Tampa Bay Downs

Dreamster 10 Tampa Bay Downs

KATZ MY SONG

Cant Glide by Katz 1 Tampa Bay Downs

KHOZAN

Smash Factor 2 Tampa Bay Downs

Aries Reigns 2 Tampa Bay Downs

This Run’s for You 5 Tampa Bay Downs

Lure Him In 6 Tampa Bay Downs

Me and Mr. C 6 Tampa Bay Downs

MOTOVATO

Trader Price 7 Fair Grounds

POSEIDON’S WARRIOR

Wootdareitis 1 Tampa Bay Downs

Fierce Warrior 6 Tampa Bay Downs

Magical Warrior 9 Tampa Bay Downs

PROSPECTIVE

Diamond Cool 5 Tampa Bay Downs

Apollo U Anywhere 8 Hawthorne

RIDE ON CURLIN

Lil Green Machine 1 Tampa Bay Downs

SILVER TREE

Silvera 3 Hawthorne

SOLDAT

Run Devil 5 Aqueduct

SONGANDAPRAYER

Hammer Lane 9 Tampa Bay Downs

THE BIG BEAST

Runaway Tom 1 Tampa Bay Downs

Cyberviking 9 Tampa Bay Downs

THREEANDOH

Third Moon 8 Tampa Bay Downs

TREASURE BEACH (GB)

Playero 1 Gulfstream Park

Joe Irish 1 Gulfstream Park

Cajun Treasure 2 Santa Anita Park

UNCAPTURED

Jackie’s Spirit 7 Tampa Bay Downs

Capetown Candy 8 Sam Houston Race Park

Firenspice 9 Gulfstream Park

Lightening Larry 9 Tampa Bay Downs

Willy Boi 9 Tampa Bay Downs

VALIANT MINISTER

Sir Saffer 6 Tampa Bay Downs

Valiantly Discreet 7 Hawthorne

Florida Stallion Progeny

for Sunday, March 26

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racetracks across North America. The Jockey Club, the information source for this list, does not include

all North American racetracks. The list contains all data available at time of list generation.

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AQUEDUCT

Poppy’s Pride 2 Stonehedge LLC

Centavo 5

Dianette Rivas & Amanda Laderer

R Boy Bode 7

Rich Averill & AbraCadabra Farms

HOLLYWOOD CASINO AT CHARLES TOWN RACES

Adios See Ya 2 Barry Kirkham & John Corner

Suleman 6 SJT Racing Stable LLC

Baby Bulldog 7 Craigie Investments Inc

FAIR GROUNDS

Miss Tappy Tone 5 Southwind Stables, Inc.

Dare to Wish 7 Brad Grady & Misty Grady

Cagliostro 12 Lance Colwell & Janice Clark

FONNER PARK

Taylor’s Beauty 2 Marcos Arenas

Noble Present 4 Amalio Ruiz Lozano

Wildwood Maggie 8 Versatile Thoroughbreds LLC

GULFSTREAM PARK

Soupersilverdollar 1 Live Oak Stud

Super Computing 1 Brent Fernung & Crystal Fernung

Cajun Mandate 2 Shadybrook Farm Inc.

Joe Di Baggio 2 Arindel

Bach 3 Arindel

Bluto’s Candy 3 Rebecca Ming

Starship Wizard 3 Orlyana Farm

Bernardo’s Legacy 5 Teneri Farms Inc. & Bernardo

Alvarez Calderon

Startonahighnote 5 Brad Grady & Misty Grady

Marisa’s Mission 7 D. J. Federico

Assertiko 9 SCF, Inc.

Hercules 9 Arindel

Hey Porter 9 Northwind Thoroughbreds LLC

Clay Soldier 10 Dr. & Mrs. Cornelius A. Link

Miss Vyvyanne 10 Tom McCrocklin & Gerald Martin

LAUREL PARK

Uncaptured Storm 1 TAG Stables

Shackinthebox 2 Caperlane Farm

Manolete 5 Farm III Enterprises LLC

OAKLAWN PARK

Bolt From Heaven 11 Nature Coast Thoroughbreds

Offshore Tithe 11 Marie Montgomery-Riggs

RILLITO

Awesome Galaxy 3 Donald R. Dizney, LLC

TAMPA BAY DOWNS

Audrey 1 Arindel

Truly a Dream 1 Elizabeth P. Whelan

Dudesfirstdarling 2 William Deaton & Kim Deaton

Kitty Maclean 2 Karen Silva

Laveau 2 Stonehedge LLC

Open Sky 2 Tim Stewart

Plane Jane 2 Bonnie J. Thompson & Edward

Seltzer

Ritabook 2 Frank Bertolino

General Robinson 3 Edward Seltzer

Super Caro 3

Helen Barbazon & Joseph Barbazon

Catching Fish 4 Frank Bertolino

Litigant 4 Farm III Enterprises LLC

Rookie Salsa 4

Mikhail Yanakov Olympia Star, LLC

Shanghai Warrior 4

Helen Barbazon & Joseph Barbazon

Sixty One 4 English Range Farm

Copanello Bay 5 Julie Davies

Copazo 5 Patricia Generazio

Discreet Magic 5 Patricia Generazio

G. T. Oh 5 Joe Ellis

Once Upon a Dream 5 Donald R. Dizney, LLC

Pop Socks 5 Christy Whitman

Rollercoaster Man 5 West Port FFA

Brass Band 6 Michael Laurato

Dahgo 6

Margaret Palomino & Juan Palomino

I Said Hey 6 Darsan Inc.

Thats All Shewrote 6 Salvatore J. Giannettino

Pacific Princess 7 Laurin Stable, Inc.

All Fools Day 8 Haras Dona Icha de Ocala LLC

Any Minute 8 Ruben Valdes

Commander Keith 8 Jim Thomas

Jackson Strong 8 Joseph DiBello

That’s My Boi Toy 8 Arboritanza Racing LLC &

Michelle Hemingway

Thejigisup 8 Don Harrell

Tithed 8 Adam Parker & Suzette Parker

Fierce Warrior 9

Helen Barbazon & Joseph Barbazon

Initforthelove 9 Arboritanza Racing LLC

King Ramos 9 Dr. Myron Wilson

Sunday, March 26

AQUEDUCT

Carpe Capella 1 Nature Coast Thoroughbreds

Run Devil 5 Ropes John

Reed Kan 6 Gem Racing Inc & Phil Combest

Winning Drive 6 Haras Buen Borincano, Inc.

Big Venezuela 7 Ronald Sanchez

FAIR GROUNDS

Genius 4

Helen Barbazon & Joseph Barbazon

Jeeper 9 Giraluna Stables, Inc.

FONNER PARK

Admiral’s Garnet 3 Michael Cooke

Queens Gift 3 Harry T. Rosenblum

Graydar’s Dream 6 Destiny Oaks of Ocala

Lover Boy 6 Brent Fernung & Crystal Fernung

Mongolian Diamond 7 Loren Nichols

GULFSTREAM PARK

Dunkle 1 Thomas L Croley

Joe Irish 1 David Romanik

Playero 1 Santa Cruz Ranch Inc.

Mitesse 2 Bulldog Racing

Ransoms Reward 2 Hidden Point Farm Inc.

Novelera 3 Godolphin & Angela M. Ingenito

Chess’s Dream 5 Loren Nichols

Firenspice 9 Tim James Mawhinney & Karen

Faye Mawhinney

Coco 10 Arindel

Kittenzen 10 Westbury Stables LLC

Florida Breeders’ List for

Saturday & Sunday, March 25 & 26

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does not include all North American racetracks.

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Florida Breeders’ List for Saturday, February 11

Below is a list of Florida-bred runners scheduled to start in races at racetracks across North America. Daily Racing Form, the information source

for this list, does not include all North American racetracks.

HAWTHORNE

Irish Halo 1 Murray Stroud

Chocolate Bunny 2 Glockenburg LLC

Powerful Man 2 Glockenburg LLC

Cookin Roses 3 Midwest Thoroughbreds

Silvera 3 Vegso Racing Stable

Valiantly Discreet 7 Juan Rodriguez

Apollo U Anywhere 8 Steve Tucker

Foot Rub Love 8 Mike Mareina & Nathan Mitts

Russian Hammer 9 Glockenburg LLC

Secret Operation 9 Glockenburg, LLC

SAM HOUSTON RACE PARK

Toddchero 7 GDS Racing Stable

Capetown Candy 8 John Oxley Living Trust

LOS ALAMITOS

Epic Drama 2 Harold L. Queen

LAUREL PARK

Gilligan 2 Arindel

Beyond the Victory 5 Live Oak Stud

Awesome View 7 Jacks or Better Farm Inc.

OAKLAWN PARK

Lil’s Turn 1 Harold Queen

Drill’s Li’l Man 4 Gerald Bennett & Mary Bennett

Sisaway Now 4

Tiznow Syndicate & Welbourne Stud

Otis Otis Otis 5 Farm III Enterprises LLC

Gustavi 7 Classic Oaks Farm

SANTA ANITA PARK

Cajun Treasure 2 Curtis Mikkelsen & Patricia Horth

Strike That 2 Woodford Thoroughbreds

Hialeah Hottie 6 Westbury Stables LLC

Tenth Street Don 9 Best A Luck Farm LLC & LSW

Steel Inc.

TAMPA BAY DOWNS

Awesome Enough 1 Carol A. Reitman, Susan Gannon

& Warren Miller

Cant Glide by Katz 1 Bruno Schickedanz

Excellent Mark 1 Moises Yanez

Lil Green Machine 1 Julio Manuel Garriga

Runaway Tom 1 Stonehedge LLC

Wootdareitis 1 Orlyana Farm

Aries Reigns 2 Jody Veitch

First Rule 2 Passion Stables Inc

Luca Drew the Ace 2 Andrew Dion

Smash Factor 2 Stonehedge LLC

My Man Vito 3 John D. Zuidema Jr.

Band Sweetheart 4 Pine Branch Stable

Princess Livia 4 Gerald Bennett & Mary Bennett

Awesome Flay 5 Bill Law

Dangerous Ride 5 Palm Beach Racing III, LLC

Diamond Cool 5 Diamond 100 Racing Club LLC

Lookin’ Super 5 Pamela Edel

This Run’s for You 5 Stonehedge LLC

Zydeceaux 5 Dee Ellen Cook & Suzette Parker

Cashier Check 6 Kenneth D’Oyen

Drama Chorus 6 Pete Mattson

Fierce Warrior 6

Helen Barbazon & Joseph Barbazon

Jais’s Solitude 6 Lambholm

King Ramos 6 Dr. Myron Wilson

Lure Him In 6 Stonehedge LLC

Me and Mr. C 6 Stonehedge LLC

Sir Saffer 6 Joseph DiBello

Sociallongdistance 6 Ricardo De Anda

Awesome Pic 7 Richard George

Dream Concert 7 James Michael Chicklo

Dreaming of Snow 7 Karyn Philipp

Jackie’s Spirit 7 J&J Stables, LLC

Lynx 7 Arindel

Munnys Gold 7 Nicksar Farms

Pretty’n Awesome 7 Norman Dellheim & Gary Mesnick

Sherlyn Go Go 7 Dominique Damico & Fly By

Breeding

Anamnestic 8 Belvedere Farm

Bold Majestic 8 Steve Dye

Boppy O 8 Rustlewood Farm, Inc.

Heathguard 8 Lambholm

Otago 8

Courtney Meagher & Speightstown

Syndicate

Rudder’s Men 8 St. Elias Stables, LLC

Swan Lake 8 Jacks or Better Farm Inc.

Third Moon 8 Lambholm

Cyberviking 9 Wayne McFarland

Gatsby 9 Arindel

Hammer Lane 9 Farm III & Jesus Jaimes

Happy Cajun 9 Shadybrook Farm Inc.

Lightening Larry 9 Michelle Redding

Magical Warrior 9 Richard P. Arnold

Oil Money 9 Brent & Crystal Fernung, Mike

Sebastian Sr., Daniel Flanigan &

Eugene P. Cahalan

Powerfully Built 9 Red Oak Stable

Willy Boi 9 Ocala Stud & William J. Terrell

Alexa’s Dream 10 Garth Bodkin & Kerry Reynells

Alittleloveandluck 10

Helen Barbazon & Joseph Barbazon

Avow 10 Bridlewood Farm

Cindy’s Song 10 Ponder Hill, Inc.

Crystal Coast 10 Hallmarc Stallions LLC

Dreamster 10 Eric J. Wirth

Frosted Oats 10 Sally J. Andersen

Lily’s Lead 10 Haras Buen Borincano, Inc.

Mohawk Trail 10 Westbury Stables LLC

Mona Stella 10 Bridlewood Farm

Peace Seeker 10 Donald R. Dizney, LLC

Prudent Song 10 Patricia Generazio

Sweet Dani Girl 10

J&J Stables, LLC & Carlo Vaccarezza

Havana Helen 11

Juan Palomino & Margaret Palomino

Immortallove 11 Darsan Inc.

Ms. Bucchero 11 Pamela Edel

Florida Breeders’ List

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Jockey Club, the information source for this list, does not include all North American racetracks.

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