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Thursday • July 21, 2022
BY BROCK SHERIDAN _____________
OCALA, FL—Florida Thoroughbred Breed-
ers’ and Owners’ Association CEO and
Florida Equine Communications CEO and
publisher Lonny Powell and Kaplan Media’s
Sean Kaplan recently announced the formal-
ization of a previous business relationship be-
tween the three companies.
The FTBOA, FEC and Kaplan Media
have entered into an agreement to produce
additional programming specific to the
Florida thoroughbred industry for the ben-
efit of the FTBOA membership, Ocala and
Marion County communities, the Florida
horse industry and public in general.
This media delivery alliance was ad-
vocated by Powell as part of the stepping
up of his vision for the future of the
FTBOA and FEC and the Florida thor-
oughbred industry which was found to be
shared by Kaplan.
Kaplan Media will be relocating their
offices and will construct new production
studios and editing bays in the FTBOA of-
fice building located in Ocala. As part of
the new partnership, Kaplan and FEC will
produce a new Florida Horse podcast that
will highlight and discuss Florida thorough-
breds, the people behind them and other im-
portant and timely issues involved in the
Florida thoroughbred industry.
Responsibilities for the project in the in-
terim are being handled by administrative
vice president and chief financial officer
Peggy Yost from an operations perspective
and FTBOA associate vice president mem-
ber services and events and FEC contribut-
ing editor Tammy Gantt.
Recently arrived FTBOA associate vice
president operations and FEC assistant editor
and operations and development Steve Koch
will soon take over those responsibilities as
lead coordinator and show runner on the proj-
ect moving forward. Gantt will support Koch
as executive producer with Powell and FEC
editor-in-chief Brock Sheridan participating
as associate producers. Sheridan, Gantt, Koch
and Powell as well as numerous guests from
the industry will also provide a majority of the
on-air talent for this specific media commu-
nications initiative.
“FTBOA has a solid history of quality
broadcast work with Sean and his Kaplan
Media team ranging from our past virtual
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gala champion awards to our annual membership meeting to our
renowned Horse Capital Television Partnership,” Powell said. “So
it was a very natural and comfortable thing to grow
that mutually beneficial relationship in order for
FTBOA and our FEC products and platforms to be
even more impactful and more able to swiftly reach
our local and nationally located member breeders
and owners. We will produce video and podcasts
ranging from educational, informational or even
calls-to-action regarding our industry, community
and state developments. When necessary it will
serve as a quick and targeted means of communi-
cating while also addressing any disinformation or
even facilitating certain calls-to-action of the mem-
bership or community. This enhanced business re-
lationship with Kaplan and his company will
certainly be a big assist in our statutory mandate
to promote the Florida thoroughbred industry
within and beyond the borders of our Sunshine State.”
“The FTBOA has been a solid partner with us for many
years. This long-term partnership has evolved into this new fu-
ture-driven studio opportunity,” Kaplan said. “Kaplan Media has
grown throughout the past 19 years and this is the perfect new
studio home. Working with the FTBOA to deliver content for
the industry is exciting and we are very pleased with this new
opportunity. Clients will be able to access broadcast quality pro-
duction in a dedicated production space that’s built to deliver a
great customer experience.”
“Having access to a world-class professional studio housed in
our offices gives the FTBOA the opportunity to produce relevant
content on a moment’s notice and to continue ongoing media efforts
by leveraging existing platforms while developing
new ones. With the launch of The Florida Horse
video podcast, our members and the public can
enjoy learning more about our industry, the horses,
and the people that make an impact,” Gantt said.
“It is our continuous mission at FEC to expand
our communications footprint in order to most ef-
ficiently and effectively tell the Florida thorough-
bred story and promote the Florida thoroughbred
industry,” FEC editor-in-chief Brock Sheridan said.
“Our expanded relationship with Kaplan Media
will allow us to use additional communications and
media in order to continue with that mission.”
“This partnership continues our quest to de-
velop new revenues for the FTBOA and FEC
while it conveys our mission to promote the Florida thorough-
bred industry,” FTBOA CFO Peggy Yost said. “This will be a
useful tool that uniquely enhances our membership communi-
cations while also creating innovative opportunities to further
strengthen our business models.”
The video podcast can be found on the FTBOA YouTube
Channel
here.
Audio: Listen on Spotify
Audio: Listen on iTunes
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HBPA PRESS RELEASE _______________________________
LEXINGTON, KY—The now 5-year-old gelding Miles Ahead lost
his first start back in 2019 by 43 lengths but went on to prove
trainer Eddie Plesa’s belief that he was a good horse. It just took
some time.
That patience was paid back in spades as the gelding won four
races last year, including Gulfstream Park’s Smile Sprint Invita-
tional (Grade 3) and the $85,000 Claiming Crown Rapid Transit
three races later to earn honors as the 2021 Claiming Crown Horse
of the Year. The honor is voted on by the National HBPA’s Industry
Awards Committee chaired by Todd Mostoller from the Pennsyl-
vania HBPA.
Miles Ahead will be recognized at the Thoroughbred Owners
and Breeders Association annual awards dinner on Sept. 10. The
Claiming Crown—designed to give the blue-collar workhorses
that dominate American race cards their own championship day
on the lines of the Breeders’ Cup—is sponsored by the National
Horsemen’s Benevolent and Protective Association, TOBA and
the host track.
“Any time you get national attention, it’s an honor,” Plesa
said. “We’re all tickled to death about it. Listen, this is a tough
industry. When you’re recognized by your peers and you’re
given an award, it kind of makes you puff out your chest a little
bit. In the game of horse racing, if you’re batting 20 percent
that’s supposed to be great. This sport has something to it that
supersedes success as far as making it to the winner’s circle.
That’s what makes this sport of ours so great.”
Miles Ahead was purchased in 2019 for $175,000 from Top Line
Sales consignment at the Ocala Breeders’ Sales March Sale by the
Florida-based Plesa and the ownership partnership of David Melin,
Leon Ellman and the trainer’s wife, Laurie. After winning 11 of 21
starts and $323,525, they accepted an offer to sell the gelding, who
now races for Jay Em Ess Stable and is trained by Kentucky-based
Paul McGee. Miles Ahead most recently finished second by a neck
to Breeders’ Cup Sprint winner Aloha West in Churchill Downs’
Grade 3 Aristides.
But it was an inauspicious start - more like miles behind as
Miles Ahead lost contact with the field early while finishing last
by 43 lengths in the $50,000 maiden-claiming sprint on turf.
“During the course of getting him prepared to run as a 2-year-
old, he never showed anything,” Plesa said. “So I put him on the
turf with the idea that ‘if this horse is going to make it, it’s going to
be on the turf because he sure doesn’t show anything on the dirt.’
Needless to say, he ran horrible.”
Off that, Plesa felt secure putting Miles Ahead in a $12,500
maiden-claiming race on dirt—the bottom at Gulfstream Park. He
won by 12 1/4 lengths.
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Miles Ahead Voted Claiming
Crown Horse of the Year
Miles Ahead and jockey Victor Espinoza/LAUREN KING PHOTO
Did you know
Florida-bred
thoroughbreds won
31.5% of races run at the
recent Gulfstream Park Championship
Meet?
This demonstrates how vital Florida-breds
are to the success of Gulfstream Park
throughout the year––not just during the
Spring/Summer season.
Additional good news for
Florida breeders –– 67% of
those Florida-bred winners during
the Gulfstream Park Championship
Meet were sired by Florida
stallions.
Florida-breds
Make Florida Racing
Florida-breds:
Race ‘Em or Chase ‘Em!
See
MILES AHEAD
on page 7
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PRESS RELEASE ____________________________________
ELMHURST, IL-The Jockeys’ Guild, Permanently Disabled Jock-
eys Fund and the National Thoroughbred Racing Association, in
conjunction with racetracks across the United States, announced
that riders competing on Saturday, July 30 (or another mutually
agreed upon date that week at racetracks not racing that day) will
pay tribute to National Disability Independence Day and to raise
awareness and funds for the PDJF. Last year’s event raised more
than $50,000 at racetracks across the country.
Jockeys at some 20 racetracks are expected to participate in var-
ious activities to support the PDJF while also saluting National Dis-
ability Independence Day, which marks the 32nd anniversary of the
passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act. Passed by Congress
in 1990 and signed into law by President George H.W. Bush, the
ADA banned discrimination based on disability in all parts of pub-
lic life while improving the quality of life immeasurably for mil-
lions of people with disabilities.
Most racetracks will host activities on Saturday, July 30 al-
though some racetracks that do not race on that day will be partic-
ipating on another date during the week. Fans should check with
their local racetrack for exact dates and events. Throughout the day,
fans and industry participants will be encouraged to contribute to
the PDJF at
PDJF.org. The PDJF is a 501(c)(3) public charity that
provides financial assistance to approximately 60 former jockeys
who have suffered catastrophic on-track injuries.
“The PDJF welcomes teaming up with the Jockeys’ Guild and
NTRA to honor the passage of this very important piece of legis-
lation that has changed the lives for all Americans living with a dis-
ability,” Permanently Disabled Jockeys Fund board president Nancy
LaSala said. “The lives of PDJF recipients are improved as a result
and for this we are very grateful.”
Racetracks and jockey colonies set to participate in the promo-
tion include: Arizona Downs; Colonial Downs; Del Mar Thorough-
bred Club; Delta Downs, Indiana Grand Racing and Casino, Mon-
mouth Park, Prairie Meadows, and Saratoga Race Course. A
complete listing of participating outlets will be released prior to
the event date(s).
“We thank the many jockeys from around the country for sup-
porting this effort to heighten awareness of the Americans with Dis-
abilities Act and assist in raising funds for the PDJF,” said Terry
Meyocks, President and Chief Executive Officer of The Jockeys’
Guild president and chief executive officer Terry Meyocks said.
Meyocks is also a member of the board of directors of the PDJF.
“We also are immensely grateful to everyone who contributes fi-
nancially to the PDJF.”
Jockeys Across America Benefit
Set for July 30
“He kind of woke up,” Plesa said. “I wasn’t scared of anybody
claiming him. And to be honest, I wasn’t sure he was worth $12,500
at that time. The rest is what you see on paper.”
Miles Ahead stamped himself as a solid $25,000 claimer and starter-
allowance horse and kept advancing last year: winning an allowance race,
narrowly losing a $60,000 handicap to the accomplished Diamond Oops,
then defeating that $1.4 million-earner while capturing the Smile. A trip
to Saratoga for the Grade 1 Vanderbilt didn’t work out, but Miles Ahead
came back and won the Dec. 4 Claiming Crown Rapid Transit under Paco
Lopez by a length-and-a-quarter ahead of Legal Deal. The Kentucky-bred
son of Competitive Edge started his 5-year-old season with two more vic-
tories, capped by the $150,000 Gulfstream Park Sprint before his sale.
“Some horses are just later developers,” Plesa said. “Was it a
case of him getting confidence in himself? Probably somewhat.
He’s always been a sound horse. He just kind of likes to be left
alone and do his thing, which we allowed him to do. It just got to
the point where he’d done as much as he could do in the starter
races and we needed to find out ‘Is he a high-priced claiming
horse? Or could he be something better.’ Each time we took him
out there, he did his job, ran hard to the point of where he’s at today.
Eric Hamelback, NHBPA CEO, said Miles Ahead epitomizes
what the Claiming Crown and the Claiming Crown Horse of the
Year were created to recognize.
“The committee zeroed in on Miles Ahead and felt as if the
horse and the connections were indeed the horse to be recognized
for their accomplishments,” Hamelback said. “We are pleased that
we can recognize and award a trophy to Miles Ahead at this year’s
TOBA awards ceremony.”
The 2022 Claiming Crown will be held for the first time at
Churchill Downs, its Nov. 12 date falling one week after the Breed-
ers’ Cup at Keeneland.
Miles Ahead
Continued from page 5
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Local Author Guidry Publishes
New Florida Thoroughbred Book
PRESS RELEASE ___________________________
Ever wonder how Ocala came to be the “Horse Capital
of the World®”? In her new book, “Winner’s Circle: The
Legacy of the Florida thoroughbred Industry”, local author
and longtime The Florida Horse magazine contributing
writer JoAnn Guidry tells the stories of the Florida-bred
racehorses and the people behind them who laid the foun-
dation for Ocala’s now signature status.
The book features the 12 Florida-breds currently in
the National Museum of Racing Hall of Fame in
Saratoga Springs, N.Y. The tales include Needles, the
first Florida-bred to win the Kentucky Derby in 1956
to 1978 Triple Crown winner Affirmed to Silver Charm,
who became the sixth Florida-bred to win the Kentucky
Derby in 1997. The Florida Breeders of the Year from
1989 to 2021 are also included in this special limited
edition book.
Books can be purchased from the headquarters of
the Florida Thoroughbred Breeders’ and Owners’ As-
sociation (801 SW 60th Avenue/352-629-2160). Hard-
backs are $20-plus tax and softbacks are $14-plus tax.
Winner’s Circle is also available to be checked out from
the Marion County Public Library System.
New Claim Slips Must Be Used Starting Friday
VIA FTHA ___________________________________________
Beginning Friday, July 22, horsemen must use the new claim
slips that meet HISA standards. Old claim slips will not be ac-
cepted. Under the HISA Void Claim Rule:
The claim shall not be voided if, prior to the Race in which the
Horse is claimed, the claimant elects to claim the Horse regardless
of whether the Regulatory Veterinarian determines the Horse will
be placed on the Veterinarians’ List as Bled or unsound or the
Horse tests positive for a Prohibited Substance.
The new claim slips include a box to check if you would like to
take the horse even if, when the horse gets back to the receiving
barn after the race, the regulatory veterinarian determines that the
horse is unsound or has bled, or if the horse tests positive.
Important: Even if that box on the claim slip is checked, the
claim WILL be voided if the horse is euthanized or is vanned off
the track after the race.
New updated claim slips are available in the Racing Office.
Los nuevos formularios de reclamo deben
usarse a partir del viernes
Empezando viernes 22 de julio, los jinetes deben usar las Nuevas
Formas de Reclamación que cumplen con los requisitos de HISA.
No se aceptarán boletas de reclamo antiguas bajo la regla de
reclamo nulo de HISA:
El reclamo no se anulará si, antes de la Carrera en la que se
reclama el Caballo, el reclamante elige reclamar el Caballo inde-
pendientemente, aunque el Veterinario Regulador determine que
el Caballo se colocará en la Lista de Veterinarios como Sangrado
o enfermizo o el Caballo da positivo para una Sustancia Prohibida.
Los nuevos formularios de reclamo incluyen una casilla para
marcar si desea llevarse el caballo en términos si, cuando el caballo
regresa al establo de recepción después de la carrera, el veterinario
regulador determina que el caballo no está sano o ha sangrado, o si
el caballo da positivo.
Importante: Aun si esa casilla en la boleta de reclamo está mar-
cada, el reclamo SERÁ anulado si el caballo es sacrificado o sacado
de la pista después de la carrera.
Los nuevos formularios de reclamo actualizados se pueden en-
contrar en la Oficina de Carreras.
COADY PHOTO
It pays to breed Florida-breds
Learn more about Breeders’ Awards
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NTRA Top Thoroughbred Poll – July 18, 2022
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Week 21 of the 2022 NTRA Top thoroughbred Poll con-
ducted by the National Thoroughbred Racing Association, cov-
ering racing performances through July 17. Voting is conducted
by national media.
The Top Thoroughbred Poll represents horses competing for
Horse of the Year. The Top Thoroughbred Poll concludes on Tues-
day, Nov. 8 following the Breeders’ Cup World Championships.
Rankings on poll are on a 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-1 basis with first
place votes in parentheses, 2022 record and total points. A-S: Age-
Sex, Sex: C-colt, G-gelding, H-horse, F-filly, M-mare, R-ridgling.
Other horses receiving votes: Mo Donegal (24), Speaker’s Corner (20), Early Voting (19), Charge It (18), Mind Control (15)
Golden Pal* (14) Express Train (12), Count Again (11), Epicenter (10), Dynamic One (9), Colonel Liam (8), Country Captain (7),
Americanrevolution (7), Malathaat (6), Nest (6), Matareya (5), In Italian (5), Shedaresthedevil (4), Secret Oath (4), Yibir (4),
Cody’s Wish (2), Spendarella (1), Channel Maker (1), Classic Causeway (1), Zandon (1).
*Florida-bred Bred
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Thursday, July 21
ADIOS CHARLIE
Blue Sky’s Above 5 Presque Isle Downs
BENNY THE BULL
Wapiti Way 5 Presque Isle Downs
BRING THE HEAT
Dom the Bomb 1 Presque Isle Downs
CHITU
Ivy Way 3 Delaware Park
Just Chitu 6 Belterra Park
CLOSING ARGUMENT
Executive Council 6 Evangeline Downs
CONGRATS
Kid Van 3 Thistledown
One for Richie 6 Horseshoe Indianapolis
D’WILDCAT
Genes Feather 8 Evangeline Downs
Italian Prince 8 Evangeline Downs
DRILL
Shoot Your Cuffs 7 Presque Isle Downs
DUKE OF MISCHIEF
King Richie 7 Thistledown
EXCLUSIVE QUALITY
Hot Carol 1 Charles Town
American Quality 2 Penn National
FAMILY CALLING
Dial Mr Prospector 2 Belterra Park
FIRST DUDE
Mountain Breeze 5 Lone Star Park
Rileys Dude 6 Delaware Park
Gio Sammy 7 Thistledown
FLASHSTORM
Got Floffy 2 Charles Town
Pretty Stormy 2 Thistledown
Stormin Selly 3 Thistledown
GREATNESS
Mr Manning 6 Horseshoe Indianapolis
HE’S HAD ENOUGH
McGraw 2 Belterra Park
Hopped Up 5 Horseshoe Indianapolis
INDIAN EXPRESS
Hite 7 Thistledown
JESS’S DREAM
Excuses Excuses 7 Charles Town
KANTHAROS
Queen of Kantharos 1 Charles Town
Domineer 5 Saratoga
Mister K 6 Lone Star Park
Trending Up 6 Penn National
Three Zero 6 Saratoga
KHOZAN
Turn On the Magic 2 Evangeline Downs
Sigiloso 7 Delaware Park
MILWAUKEE BREW
Milwaukee Bay 3 Woodbine
PROSPECTIVE
Battle Cry 4 Delaware Park
RIDE ON CURLIN
Lady Simpatia 3 Delaware Park
SLIGO BAY (IRE)
Call Her Joey 5 Woodbine
SOLDAT
Barola 8 Presque Isle Downs
TREASURE BEACH (GB)
Pergola 8 Presque Isle Downs
TWO STEP SALSA
Glovanna 5 Woodbine
WESTERN PRIDE
Zarosha 3 Thistledown
Easter Pride 5 Thistledown
Western Hope 6 Thistledown
Friday, July 22
ADIOS CHARLIE
So Long Chuck 5 Monmouth Park
AMI’S FLATTER
Dixie’s Flatter 4 Woodbine
AWESOME OF COURSE
Tempestuous 8 Monmouth Park
BAHAMIAN SQUALL
Fearless Girl 8 Penn National
BIG DRAMA
Turn It On 2 Gulfstream Park
Dramatized 4 Penn National
Whycantthisbelove 6 Charles Town
BRETHREN
Olga 1 Gulfstream Park
Bailey 2 Monmouth Park
Ripley 3 Gulfstream Park
Mason A. P. 5 Belterra Park
BUCCHERO
Elissa Joe 3 Gulfstream Park
Yvonne’s Miss 5 Del Mar
CAJUN BREEZE
Cajun Bayou 6 Gulfstream Park
Florida Stallion Progeny for
Thursday & Friday, July 21 & 22
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CLOSING ARGUMENT
Too Much Bourbon 1 Evangeline Downs
CONGRATS
Nogratz 1 Ellis Park
In Vain 1 Laurel Park
Surfer Boy George 3 Penn National
Congrats Again 7 Gulfstream Park
Cinderella’s Cause 10 Saratoga
CORFU
Follow Me Mom 2 Gulfstream Park
I’m Corfu 9 Del Mar
COWTOWN CAT
Ohio Eagle 6 Belterra Park
FIELD COMMISSION
Baker Block 4 Gulfstream Park
FIRST DUDE
Victoria’s Dance 1 Belterra Park
Orange Theory 3 Century Mile
GLOBAL RESPONSE
Pachi 3 FD Racing
GONE ASTRAY
World Gone Wild 7 Laurel Park
Sea Lioness 9 Gulfstream Park
IMPERIALISM
Highkellly Sue 8 Century Mile
JESS’S DREAM
Chess’s Dream 5 Saratoga
Countless Dreams 8 Gulfstream Park
KANTHAROS
Time to Party 2 Del Mar
Big Sport 3 Ellis Park
R Boy Bode 6 Monmouth Park
Indulge 9 Del Mar
KHOZAN
A Kiss for Khozan 3 Gulfstream Park
Khozys Crown 6 FD Racing
Khozan’s Success 7 FD Racing
Devilette 8 Gulfstream Park
Pittsburgh 10 Del Mar
LIGHTNIN N THUNDER
Pecks Not Bad 6 Belterra Park
LONG ISLAND SOUND
I’m Buzzy 4 Monmouth Park
MACHO UNO
Garbo Speaks 5 Prairie Meadows
MILWAUKEE BREW
Kosmonavt 2 Woodbine
NEOLITHIC
Splenda Gail 7 Evangeline Downs
POSEIDON’S WARRIOR
Rahtid 9 Gulfstream Park
PROSPECTIVE
He’s Incredible 2 Monmouth Park
RIDE ON CURLIN
Ride On Beauty 9 Gulfstream Park
SOLDAT
Princess Palmer 1 Laurel Park
SONGANDAPRAYER
Prayers Saved 8 Evangeline Downs
THE BIG BEAST
Ms Big Spring 2 Gulfstream Park
Kikilove 3 Gulfstream Park
Runaway Tom 4 Gulfstream Park
Amazing Trip 8 Gulfstream Park
TREASURE BEACH (GB)
Coyote Runner 4 Gulfstream Park
Harry’s Onthebeach 4 Gulfstream Park
Shimmering Leroid 8 Monmouth Park
TWO STEP SALSA
Resident Liberal 5 Laurel Park
UNCAPTURED
Jersey Gregg 1 Monmouth Park
Lily of Wicklow 3 Gulfstream Park
Starlet On the Run 3 Monmouth Park
Demurely 8 Gulfstream Park
Dignified 8 Gulfstream Park
One Identity 8 Gulfstream Park
VALIANT MINISTER
Minister Quinn 4 Gulfstream Park
VALUE PLUS
Spot On Dude 2 Century Mile
Florida Stallion Progeny for
Friday, July 22
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across North America. Daily Racing Form, 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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BELTERRA PARK
Orbiting the Sky 3 Bruno Schickedanz
Just Chitu 6 Carol Hershe
HOLLYWOOD CASINO AT CHARLES TOWN RACES
Hot Carol 1 Louie Rogers
Got Floffy 2 Jaime Mejia & Maria Ines Mejia
DELAWARE PARK
No More Fire 1 Luis Campos
Reina La Kelsy 2 Robert B. Shoukry
Ivy Way 3 Cathy Rountree
Lady Simpatia 3
Helen Barbazon, Joseph Barbazon,
Edward Seltzer & Beverly Anderson
Battle Cry 4 Amalio Ruiz Lozano
Hashtag Lucky 4 Barbazon Racing and Bloodstock
& Pedigree Partners
Midnight Fire 6 Pegasus Stud, LLC
Rileys Dude 6 The Jerome G. Bozzo Trust
Sigiloso 7 Brent Fernung, Crystal Fernung
& Mike Sebastian Sr.
EVANGELINE DOWNS
Turn On the Magic 2 Stonehedge LLC
HORSESHOE INDIANAPOLIS
Admiral’s Garnet 4 Michael Cooke
Sand Mountain 6 Carolyn Wilson
Slim Slow Slider 9 Sharon Biamonte
LONE STAR PARK
Mister K 6 Marie Bates
PENN NATIONAL
American Quality 2 Horse Research Center
Cuckoo Forcononuts 8 Porter Racing Stable, LLC
PRESQUE ISLE DOWNS
Whistler Dixie 3 Angela Ingenito
Souper Highvoltage 4 Live Oak Stud
Blue Sky’s Above 5 University of Florida Foundation
Wapiti Way 5 Clyde Rice
Luis Two Guns 6 Anne R. Adametz
Barola 8 Paul Buckley
Pergola 8 Gelfenstein Farm
SARATOGA
Cash in a Flash 3 Live Oak Stud
Domineer 5 George Kerr
THISTLEDOWN
Fresh Morning 1 Palm Beach Racing III, LLC
Pasatime 1 Los Samanes LLC
Mr Lightning Boy 2 Vegso Racing Stable
Pretty Stormy 2 Good Beginnings Farm
WOODBINE
Nicole’s Song 2 Bruno Schickedanz
Tenpenny Nail 3 Linda Peterson
Glovanna 5 Robert C. Roffey Jr.
Shelly the Rocket 7 Rice Horse Stable
Friday, July 22
BELTERRA PARK
Victoria’s Dance 1 Sally J. Andersen
Mason A. P. 5 Mikhail Yanakov
HOLLYWOOD CASINO AT CHARLES TOWN RACES
Whycantthisbelove 6 Hallmarc Stallions LLC
CENTURY MILE
Orange Theory 3 William P. Sorren
Quinto Sol 6 Jorge Diaz
Wye Cross 6 Angela M. Ingenito
Convince 7 Y-Lo Racing Stables, LLC
DEL MAR
I’m Corfu 9 Donna M. Burnham
Irish Prophet 10 Thor-Bred Stables, LLC
Pittsburgh 10 Cat Racing Stable
ELLIS PARK
Big Sport 3 Rustlewood Farm, Inc.
EVANGELINE DOWNS
Splenda Gail 7
Helen Barbazon & Joseph Barbazon
Florida Breeders’ List for
Thursday & Friday, July 21 & 22
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does not include all North American racetracks.
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Florida Breeders’ List for
Friday, July 22
Below is a list of Florida-bred runners scheduled to start in races this afternoon and tonight at racetracks
across North America. Daily Racing Form, the information source for this list, does not include all North
American racetracks.
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FANDUEL SPORTSBOOK AND HORSE RACING
Mike’s Lady 2 Orlyana Farm
Pachi 3 Pedro Perdigon
Khozys Crown 6 Brent Fernung & Crystal Fernung
Khozan’s Success 7
Philip Matthews & Karen Matthews
GULFSTREAM PARK
Olga 1 Arindel
Follow Me Mom 2 Susan M. Green & Pamela A.
Moreira
Ms Big Spring 2 Alex Lieblong & JoAnne Lieblong
Pretty Princess 2 Bobby Jones Equine, LLC
Turn It On 2 Ponder Hill, Inc.
A Kiss for Khozan 3 Stonehedge LLC
Atthecrossroads 3 Dr. Carolin Von Rosenberg DVM
Child Memories 3 Luis Ortiz
Elissa Joe 3 Jan Alan Meehan & John Petika
Kikilove 3 Don L. Ming
Lily of Wicklow 3 J. R. Cavanaugh
Luna Tuna 3 Kathy Ritvo
Ripley 3 Arindel
Tap’er Light 3 Carol A. Reitman, Susan Gannon
& Warren Miller
Baker Block 4 Edward A. Seltzer & Oliver B.
Brooks Jr.
Coyote Runner 4 Good Beginnings Farm
Harry’s Onthebeach 4 Herman Wilensky
Kalinba 4 Barbara Brown
Minister Quinn 4 Thomas Cross
Royal Mahogany 4 Loren Nichols
Runaway Tom 4 Stonehedge LLC
Science Friction 5 Debbie Walsh
Cajun Bayou 6 Dennis Edward Foster
Jackson’s Webb 6 Marion G. Montanari
Nic’s Bro 6 D’Oyen Thoroughbreds LLC
Creative Cloud 7 Dr. Derek K. Paul
Freelance 7 SCF, Inc
Hey Porter 7 Northwind Thoroughbreds LLC
Amazing Trip 8 Smokey Willow Farm
Countless Dreams 8 Versatile Thoroughbreds LLC
Demurely 8 Laurin Stable, Inc.
Devilette 8 Stephanie D. Link & Santiago
Mendoza
Dignified 8 Tracy Pinchin
Divine Connection 8 Brad & Misty Grady
One Identity 8 Laurie Plesa, David Melin, Leon
Ellman, Karl Glassman & Cathi
Glassman
Centsational Grace 9 JJ Brevan Stable LLC
Flat Out Cool 9 Dr. & Mrs. Cornelius A. Link
Interesting Gem 9 Just For Fun Stable, Inc.
Latte Lover 9 Loren Nichols
Pretty Devil 9 Good Beginnings Farm
Rahtid 9 Earl Robinson
Rain of Blessing 9 Guillermo Morales
Ride On Beauty 9
Helen Barbazon, Joseph Barbazon,
Edward Seltzer & Beverly Anderson
Sea Lioness 9 Harvey Morris
Stare If You Must 9 J. F. Webb
LAUREL PARK
Erawan 3 Luisa Degwitz & Ric Deg Farm
Inc
Grunder’s Call 4 Cherie M. Abner & Michael A.
Bossio
Resident Liberal 5 Glen Hill Farm
It’s Sizzling Time 6 James W. Terdik
World Gone Wild 7 Dr. Myron R. Wilson
LONE STAR PARK
Flew by You 8 English Range Farm
MONMOUTH PARK
Bailey 2 Arindel
He’s Incredible 2 Centaur Farm, Inc.
I’m Buzzy 4 Ballybrit Stables LLC
So Long Chuck 5 Freddie Hyatt
J P Hellish 6 Jan Alan Meehan & John Petika
R Boy Bode 6 Rich Averill & AbraCadabra Farms
Shoo Shine 6 Rustlewood Farm, Inc.
Shimmering Leroid 8 Patricia Generazio
Tempestuous 8 Palm Beach Racing III, LLC
PENN NATIONAL
Espresso Caliente 3 Hallmarc Stallions LLC
The Train 3 Arindel
Dramatized 4 Hallmarc Stallions, LLC
Fearless Girl 8 Karen Blaho
Madamme in Love 8 Bruno Schickedanz
PRAIRIE MEADOWS
Machinegunpreacher 6 Brad Grady & Misty Grady
My Noah 8 Lance Colwell
SARATOGA
Toosweettobesour 4 Bridlewood Farm
Chess’s Dream 5 Loren Nichols
WOODBINE
Finalist 3 Rustlewood Farm, Inc.
Soup and Sandwich 6 Live Oak Stud
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