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Commentator PEDIGREE: 2001, g., by Distorted Humor—
Outsource, by Storm Bird
BARBARA D. LIVINGSTON
EARNED: $2,049,845
Far too often, speed is considered cheap in the modern Thoroughbred. That could have something to
do with the glut of races at six furlongs or shorter at most bread-and-butter tracks in the U.S., along with STAKES WON: Whitney (G1) twice, Massachu-
the well-reasoned belief that if you’re going to breed a good Thoroughbred, it should be able to get at least setts Handicap, Perryville, Mugatea, Richmond
a mile. More likely, it has to do with the fact that speedy horses have only one way to go to lose a race, and Runner, Suffolk Downs, Kashatreya
that’s backward, as if they didn’t have the guts or breeding to go any farther. Commentator, a New York-
bred gelding, never had cheap speed. MILESTONES: Set track record at Gulfstream
Park for a mile in 1:33.71
I was standing on the sun-drenched rail at Saratoga for the 2005 Whitney Handicap on a busman’s holi-
day, perfectly free to cheer, when Commentator went to the lead going into the first turn in 23.56 seconds. THREE WORDS: Brilliant – Smart – Fast
Up by three, he did the half in 46.41. Now up by five, he went six furlongs in 1:09.76. The Horse of the Year
Saint Liam came to get him at the top of the stretch, but Commentator kept going. He won the 1 1/8-mile *RESIDES: Old Friends at Cabin Creek: The
race by a neck, with the rest of the field at least nine lengths behind. Nothing cheap about it. Those in the Bobby Frankel Division, Greenfield Center, N.Y.
know greeted Commentator at the winner’s circle, applauding luxuriously.
HORSE TALK
– MATT HEGARTY
Michael says: To have a great athlete like Commentator, with his huge fan base, come to Old Friends is LAURA BATTLES, TOUR GUIDE
like having Elvis in the building. Commentator grows on you. Initially, he seems very intimidating, with AND PHOTOGRAPHER
his imperious manner and pinned-back ears. But he doesn’t really mean it. He’s very smart and knows who
he is. When I heard Commentator was head-
ing to the New York, I was a bit sad that
I would lose one of my favorite photo
subjects. I knew that he would get to be a
“big fish in a little pond” when he got to
New York, since there are not as many
horses at Cabin Creek and his exploits
in New York are well remembered. A lot
more of his fans would get to see him, and
he could dangle his two Whitney wins
over Will’s Way and his lone Whitney
win. My two favorite memories of ’tator
in Kentucky are the time he raced up
his paddock and reared in challenge
at Williamstown while the old stallion
just looked him like “Kids!” The other
memory is ’tator doing his “dinner
dance.” He always got excited when it was
time for dinner and would run and leap
around his paddock until his food was
put out. He would immediately dump it
out and the birds would descend to help
him eat.

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Commentator was donated to Old
Friends by Tracy and Carol Farmer.
Both Tracy and Carol visited Old
Friends before deciding to trust us with
their blazingly quick two-time Whitney
winner.

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Eldaafer PEDIGREE: 2005, g., by A.P. Indy—
Habibti, by Tabasco Cat
BARBARA D. LIVINGSTON
EARNED: $1,031,835
Eldaafer has always done things his own way. One look at him and you know, by the presence of a couple
of goats, that he’s a different type. He has an entourage that goes everywhere with him. And this is not just STAKES WON: Brooklyn (G2), Breeders’ Cup
an Old Friends act – he had goats at the track, which presumably helped him win 13 races and more than a Marathon (G3), Turfway Park Fall Champion-
million dollars. ship (G3), Greenwood Cup (G3), Carl Hanford
Memorial
When he won the Breeders’ Cup Marathon, his trainer, Diane Alvarado, said he had a mind of his own.
“One morning, he’ll want to gallop a mile and a half, and one morning, he’ll make you gallop two miles,” THREE WORDS: Get – My – Goat
she said in the interview room after the race. “He’s an interesting horse. I mean, he trains himself pretty
much. He does what he wants.” HORSE TALK

When he put his mind to it, he competed at a high level in races at a route of ground. He won or placed JANE MCLAREN, TOUR GUIDE
in 11 stakes races, with his highlight win coming at Churchill, where he set a track record in taking the
Marathon. At age 8, in his last career start, No. 46 in six seasons of racing, he won the Grade 3 Greenwood “I did it my way.” Some horse’s eyes
Cup Stakes at Parx. He bowed out a winner to his adoring fans – and goats. melt you, some question you, and some,
as with Eldaafer, decide about you. He’s
– MARK SIMON savvy. And, savvy he was on the racetrack.
Michael says: Eldaafer can’t go anywhere without his two best friends, Yahoo and Google – his goat Eldaafer won on dirt, on a wet track, and
bodyguards. The goats follow Eldaafer (which means “victorious”) around as if he were the president and he won on the turf. Most of all, he won
they were the Secret Service. The trio is a huge hit with visitors. As long as you don’t mess with the goats, when he wanted to win. He did it his way.
everything is just fine. Horses are naturally gregarious; they are
herd animals. They thrive in the company
PAGE 56 Old Friends DAILY RACING FORM of others, and some despair while isolated.
Eldaafer, being the uniquely independent
and discerning equine he is, created his
own herd by incorporating into his life
Google and Yahoo, his two goats. It’s a
reciprocal deal. They stand for each other,
best friends and stalwart guards. Eldaafer,
son of A.P. Indy, and grandson of Tabasco
Cat, won 13 races, including the Breeders’
Cup Marathon, and earned more than
$1 million. For me, while witnessing his
intelligent keen eye, always coming back
for a win, and retiring with a win at age
8 in 2013, well, I stand in awe before him.
Then, as if perceiving my respect and my
love, Eldaafer looks into me, as if to say,
“Yes, I’m good. It’s all good. Everything is
as it should be.” Nearby, Google and Yahoo
witness yet another fan of their friend
Eldaafer, the horse that did it his way.

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Late in 2013, owner-trainer Diane
Alvarado decided to retire the 2010 Breed-
ers’ Cup Marathon winner after he injured
his suspensory. I was thrilled that she
would trust us to take care of this seem-
ingly tireless campaigner’s well-deserved
retirement.

Forte Dei Marmi PEDIGREE: 2006, g., by Selkirk—Frangy, by
Sadler’s Wells
BARBARA D. LIVINGSTON
EARNED: $1,054,061
Forte Dei Marmi was transformed from a useful handicapper in England into a Canadian champion who
competed at the highest level for Hall of Fame trainer Roger Attfield. STAKES WON: Northern Dancer Turf (G1), Sky
Classic (G2) twice, Singspiel (G3)
It took some time for Attfield to weave his magic with the handy little gelding, who won the Grade 2 Sky
Classic Stakes in 2012 in course-record time of 2:00.12 for 1 1/4 miles, before finishing third in both the Grade 1 MILESTONE: 2013 Sovereign Award champion
Northern Dancer Turf and Grade 1 Canadian International. grass male

Forte Dei Marmi struggled mightily in the spring of 2013, but he turned things around abruptly after ship- THREE WORDS: Sharp – Small – Tough
ping back to Woodbine that summer, when he won the Sky Classic again after taking the Grade 3 Singspiel. His
poor showing over soft ground in the Canadian International was overshadowed by his workmanlike score in a HORSE TALK
rainstorm in the Northern Dancer, and at year’s end he garnered the Sovereign Award for Canada’s champion
male turf runner in 2013. He was also the runner-up in Canadian Horse of the Year voting. LISA Q. WOOD, TOUR GUIDE

Forte Dei Marmi’s longevity was admired by many. He raced until age 8, winning 10 of 39 starts for earnings Upon meeting Forte Dei Marmi, my first
of more than $1 million. thought was “he is adorable!” He has beau-
tiful, unique markings, complete with an
– RON GIERKINK upside-down exclamation point for a blaze.
Michael says: Forte Dei Marmi had 17 starts in England before being shipped to Canada. Lucky horse. He He came right up to me for an introduction.
didn’t hit his stride until he was 6. Thanks to the astute handling of Hall of Famer Roger Attfield, who combined He was personable, friendly, and very deci-
patience and placement in Forte’s management, he had a long and distinguished career. Forte Dei Marmi’s sive. He wanted attention and treats. I liked
strong, independent streak made his retirement as smooth and effortless as his stride. him immediately. With his sweet disposi-
tion and unusual markings, I nicknamed
him “my smore.” Forte now resides in a
large paddock with several other geldings.
I am always impressed when I visit him.
He is smaller than the other horses, but
he commands respect and his own space
without aggression. He is quite the boss
among his fellow paddock mates. No one
competes with him. When he sees me,
he is consistent. He comes right over and
settles in for a visit, waiting for attention
and, of course, carrot treats. I didn’t think
it possible that he could become sweeter,
but he has. He now enjoys having a face
scratch, ear rubs, and an occasional kiss
on the nose. Almost two years now that he
has been with us at Old Friends, and he is
still one of the most attentive, adorable, fun
horses I have known.

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I ran into trainer Roger Attfield at Keene-
land and he said he might have a horse that
would fit our program. A few days later, he
asked if we would be interested in Forte
Dei Marmi. I was floored. He was Canada’s
champion turf male in 2013 at the ripe old
age of 7, when he won three graded stakes.
Named after a village in Tuscany, he is
exactly the sort of champion we appreciate.

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Game On Dude PEDIGREE: 2007, g., by Awesome Again—
Worldly Pleasure, by Devil His Due
BARBARA D. LIVINGSTON
EARNED: $6,498,893
Game On Dude had 34 starts over the course of five racing seasons and won nearly half of them, so there
are plenty of memories to take away from his career, but for me, nothing was better than when Game On STAKES WON: Santa Anita Handicap (G1) three
Dude won the Santa Anita Handicap in 2014 to become the first horse to win that storied race three times. times, Pacific Classic (G1), Hollywood Gold Cup
(G1) twice, Awesome Again (G1), Goodwood (G1),
Game On Dude was clearly in the twilight of his career at that point. He was 7 and had lost three straight Charles Town Classic (G2), Californian (G2), San
races, beginning with a crushing loss in the 2013 Breeders’ Cup Classic that cost him titles as champion Antonio (G2) twice, Native Diver (G3), Lone Star
older horse and Horse of the Year, awards for which he was the front-runner entering that day. Derby (G3)

Going back to the 2012 Californian, Game On Dude had been favored in 14 straight races and was odds-on MILESTONE: Only 3-time winner of the Big Cap
in seven of those races. But having lost three straight, and with Mucho Macho Man and Will Take Charge –
the one-two finishers from the previous fall’s Breeders’ Cup Classic – in the Big Cap, Game On Dude was the THREE WORDS: Sweeter – Than – Candy
distant third choice at 7-2.
HORSE TALK
But the old boy reached back for one last hurrah. He used his wicked speed, the kind he could carry a
distance, to run his rivals off their feet – six furlongs in 1:09.39, a mile in 1:32.57. And he kept on going. It CINDY GRISOLIA, BOARD MEMBER
might have been his finest race. When we talk about most horses here

– JAY PRIVMAN we talk about what they’ve done. When
Michael says: A few days after Bob Baffert decided to send Game On Dude to Old Friends, we received a discussing Game On Dude, however,
wonderful card from Jill. “He is going to steal your heart,” it read. He has ... in spades. And he came to us in the conversation tends to be more
exceptional condition. He is the kindest, warmest, friendliest Thoroughbred who’s ever called Old Friends like, “What hasn’t he done?” After five
home. seasons on the track, he was compared to
the crème de la crème of legendary race
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about every Grade 1 race on dirt on the
Southern California circuit, including
the Santa Anita Handicap, which he won
three times, the only horse in history
ever to do so. When he ran his last race
in August 2014, his owners – Joe Torre,
Lanni Family Trust, Mercedes Stable,
and Bernie Schiappa, along with trainer
Bob Baffert – decided to let the champ,
who was 7, to go out on top. Good news for
us and for his legions of fans who have
come from far and wide to meet him up
close and personal. Now “The Dude”
is Old Friends’s resident puppy dog – a
horse that has seemingly left his competi-
tive nature behind. When he came to us
Bob and Jill Baffert warned us – “You’re
going to fall in love with him.” And we
have.

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Jill Baffert sent us an e-mail just after
Game On Dude’s owners decided to retire
him and was asking about our facility.
We were thrilled to be in the running for
the future Hall of Famer. After several
phone calls from Bob – many of which
resembled an IRS audit – Joe Torre,
Bernie Schiappa, Debbie Lanni, and
Mercedes Stables decided to send him to
Old Friends. We were overjoyed.

THANK YOU PHOTOS BY BARBARA LIVINGSTON

to MICHAEL BLOWEN
and everyone at

OLD FRIENDS FARM
for keeping

GAME ON DUDE
healthy and happy
in his retirement!

Sincerely; Joe Torre, Bernie Schiappa, Ernie Moody, The Lanni Family, Bob and Jill Baffert

Genuine Reward PEDIGREE: 1993, h., by Rahy—Genuine Risk,
by Exclusive Native
BARBARA D. LIVINGSTON MILESTONE: The first of only two foals born to
one of only three female Kentucky Derby winners,
One of the most memorable days I ever had at a track was the first Saturday in May 1980, when a filly – a Genuine Risk
filly! – won the Kentucky Derby, something that had not happened in 65 years. It was a remarkable feat, THREE WORDS: Worth – The – Wait
totally unexpected, an overwhelming moment. Unfortunately, the much-anticipated career of Genuine
Risk as a broodmare was over for all practical purposes before it ever started. She had difficulty foaling her HORSE TALK
first time trying, producing a dead foal and getting torn up in the process, and she did not produce a live ELLEN ZEHNDER, TOUR GUIDE
foal until she was 13. She produced only two foals. I wrote a column in 1993 about her producing her long-
awaited first foal, the headline on the story titled “Genuine Reward.” Bert Firestone, owner with his wife, Breathtaking to say the least, Genuine
Diana, of the mare and who I knew well through friends, sent me a note telling me how much he liked the Reward captivates visitors. Although
column and that he was going to name the colt Genuine Reward. I was honored. I still am. And I’m proud he never raced, that takes nothing away
and happy he wound up with old friends at Old Friends. from this beautiful stallion. Born in 1993,
he is a son of Genuine Risk, who won
– MARK SIMON the Kentucky Derby in 1980, one of only
Michael says: Genuine Reward certainly didn’t inherit his mother’s racing talent, but Genuine Risk’s three fillies to do so. A mirror image
beauty and intelligence are all apparent in this gorgeous chestnut. Obviously, he was very well cared for in of his famous mother, it’s like having
Wyoming because he arrived in marvelous physical and mental condition. While he earned nothing from her live with us. After being listed on
his racing career, his baseball caps, festooned by the Firestone silks, are flying off the shelves of the gift Craigslist for $500, he ended up at Old
shop, and he’s got thousands of fans who can’t wait to visit. Friends in 2015. Laura Hillenbrand,
author of “Seabiscuit” and “Unbroken,”
helped with transport expenses for him
from Wyoming, where he was at stud.
In his breeding career, he sired 47 foals,
with 24 starters and 13 winners, and
achieved additional success as a sire of
polo ponies. Genuine Reward is definitely
one of the most popular horses at Old
Friends.

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Genuine Reward, probably the most
famous racehorse who never raced, was
finished siring polo ponies in Sheridan,
Wyo., so his owners decided to retire
him. They didn’t realize selling him for
$500 on Craigslist would ignite a social-
media firestorm. When the dust settled
and author Laura Hillenbrand and other
contributors donated all the necessary
funds, Genuine Reward was on his way
to Old Friends.

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Sarava PEDIGREE: 1999, h., by Wild Again—
Rhythm of Life, by Deputy Minister
BARBARA D. LIVINGSTON EARNED: $773,832
STAKES WON: Belmont Stakes (G1), Sir Barton
With a half-mile left to run in the 2002 Belmont Stakes, Sarava didn’t get a call. He was racing fourth, Stakes
just behind the leaders, while going nicely on the bridle, but track announcer Tom Durkin, focused like THREE WORDS: Told – You – So
most of the crowd on War Emblem’s failing Triple Crown bid, missed Sarava.
HORSE TALK
When Durkin returned to the front of the Belmont field at the three-furlong pole, Sarava was back on his LINDA BANIGAN, TOUR GUIDE
map, and as the lead pack turned for home and Sarava knifed through to engage Medaglia d’Oro for the
lead, it became clear that Sarava, against the odds, was not going away. I arrived at Old Friends to work as a
tour guide in summer 2016. Before doing
“A huge upset is looming here,” Durkin said as the finish neared. “Under the line, Sarava has won! The my own tours, I followed many of the
biggest longshot in the history of the Belmont Stakes at 70-1!” tour guides around the farm to learn
as much as possible about these retired
Where did the race come from? The Belmont was Sarava’s third career win – and his last. He didn’t Thoroughbreds and their entertaining
start for more than 13 months afterward, and never again for Ken McPeek. In the summer of 2004, out of stories. Sarava, the first horse that I
the blue, Sarava finished a close fifth in the Grade 1 Suburban and a close fourth in the Grade 1 Whitney. met, is a beautiful dark bay. The guide
Those races, respectable performances against high-class competition, provided some validation for Sara- informed visitors of the safety rules
va’s Belmont performance. But posterity will remember Sarava for the sheer improbability of a victory on when interacting with stallions, includ-
one of racing’s biggest stages. ing keeping our distance from the fence
and to be careful feeding carrots as some
– MARCUS HERSH stallions have been known to bite. Very
Michael says: When Sarava, the longest shot in Belmont history, won, I tore up my losing tickets in soon, I found that if I fed Sarava a carrot
a huff. Now, I’m overjoyed that he won because he’s drawn thousands of fans to Old Friends. Recently, and backed away, he seemed to accept me
several Brazilian students told us that Sarava’s name, in an Afro-Brazilian dialect, means “message to the quickly. I respect a horse’s space, and I
gods.” think that is why they have accepted me.
Sarava comes when I call him, and I have
snuck a rub on his nose just while walk-
ing by him. With Sarava, as with other
stallions, it’s always best to have respect
and stay on your guard. The other day,
as I was walking around the farm talk-
ing and feeding carrots to the horses, I
stopped to speak to Sarava. I reached up
to lightly touch his face. He quickly gave
a snap, but not biting me, as if to say, “Not
yet.” I backed away and told him, “Okay
then, friends still.” We’re building trust.

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In 2012, bloodstock agent Tom Bozarth
asked me if we’d like to have Sarava,
who had been standing stud at Bridle-
wood Farm in Ocala, Fla. I jumped at
the chance. Not only did we get our
first winner of a Triple Crown race,
but owners Gary and Kitty Drake of
Louisville, Ky., and Paul and Susan Roy
of Britain donated $30,000 to his care.
The Drakes often stop by to feed Sarava
carrots and mints.

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Silver Charm PEDIGREE: 1994, h., by Silver Buck— Bonnie’s
Poker, by Poker
BARBARA D. LIVINGSTON EARNED: $6,944,369
STAKES WON: Kentucky Derby (G1), Preakness
Bob Baffert has won the Kentucky Derby four times now and, owing to American Pharoah, even has a (G1), Dubai World Cup (G1), etc.
Triple Crown winner on his résumé. But it was Silver Charm who first got him to the winner’s circle on the MILESTONES: Inducted into Racing Hall of Fame
first Saturday in May, and that victory came one year after a brutal loss, one that left Baffert wondering in 2007, Eclipse Award champion 3-year-old male
if he’d ever get a better chance on Derby Day. Cavonnier, Baffert’s first starter in the Kentucky Derby, was THREE WORDS: Globetrotting – Iconic –
beaten in the 1996 Derby in the very last jump by Grindstone. A year later, Silver Charm was in a dogfight Superstar
with Captain Bodgit.
HORSE TALK
“Please don’t do it; Lord, please don’t do it to me again,” Baffert said he pleaded as the horses neared the
wire. CINDY GRISOLIA, BOARD MEMBER
When Silver Charm arrived at Old
When the horses hit the finish, Baffert collapsed into the arms of Bob Lewis, who owned Silver Charm
with his wife, Beverly. Friends in December 2014, life as we
know it changed. This son of Silver Buck
“I didn’t think I’d feel like that,” Baffert said. “It was an unbelievable experience. My stomach hurt so out of Bonnie’s Poker (herself an Old
much when they hit the wire, I couldn’t move.” Friends retiree) made one small step off
the trailer, but it was one giant leap for
That tenacity was Silver Charm’s calling card. Of his 12 wins, six – including a dead heat – were by a head aftercare-kind. Silver Charm coming to
or less. Silver Charm was the first horse with whom Baffert won the Dubai World Cup and was the first Old Friends was the culmination of years
Kentucky Derby winner to also win that rich race. of work and years of dreamy imagining.
Here was another American stallion
– JAY PRIVMAN returned from stud duty abroad. Here
Michael says: Dec. 1, 2014, was one of the happiest days of my life. When Silver Charm, led by Three was our first Kentucky Derby-winning
Chimneys’s Sandy Hatfield, calmly strolled off the Sallee Van, it marked a milestone in Old Friends history. retiree. Here was Michael Blowen’s favor-
And it allowed me to have my favorite Thoroughbred of all time in my backyard. He has lived up to all of our ite horse. Here was affirmation from the
lofty expectations with his dignity and grace. How does it get any better than that? racing and breeding industry that Old
Friends was the best place for the best
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has increased tenfold – regular visitors
include jockey Gary Stevens and trainer
Bob Baffert. He’s also become a media
darling. His keen intelligence, handsome
good looks, and impressive résumé (the
1997 Kentucky Derby and Preakness
and the 1998 Dubai World Cup) make
him camera ready, helping to bring the
mission of Old Friends and the face of
Thoroughbred retirement to the masses.
And if that isn’t enough, he’s always will-
ing to pose for a selfie.

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Thanks to Beverly and Jeff Lewis and
the Japan Bloodhorse Breeders’ Asso-
ciation, Silver Charm is at Old Friends.
When he left the United States a decade
ago, he carried with him a buyback
clause that Robert Lewis insisted on.
When his breeding life was finished, the
Lewises enforced the clause – and here
he is.

Sokitumi Samurai PEDIGREE: 2009, g., by First Samurai—
Pleasant Laughter, by Coronado’s Quest
BARBARA D.LIVINGSTON
EARNED: $260,222
There are many different reasons to respect a racehorse. Success at the highest level of the game garners
widespread admiration. Horses on long win streaks develop fan bases, as do those who have a reputation for THREE WORDS: Hard-knocking – Resilient –
hitting the wire first. Still others build followings for getting the job done into their golden years. Claimer

Beyond those examples, there’s another type of racehorse who merits respect: the popular claim. It’s tough to HORSE TALK
change barns often and keep performing. But that’s what Sokitumi Samurai did. Claimed nine times during his
35-race career, the gelding continually adapted to new environments, new feed programs, and new connections, DIANE BALSAMO, OWNER AND TRAINER
all while compiling a record of 6 wins, 7 seconds, and 5 thirds. He earned $260,222 – the hard way. Thinking about Sokitumi Samurai

Sokitumi Samurai never saw stakes action but had some memorable times on the track. He defeated $25,000 always brings a smile to my face. Besides
maiden-claiming rivals by 12 lengths in a 2012 start at Belmont Park. Sokitumi Samurai got on a three-race win his handsome blaze, he has the personality
streak in 2014. During that streak, he was claimed twice and won for both of his new barns. Sokitumi Samurai to go along with his good looks and talent.
was haltered one last time a few months later for a $16,000 tag out of his final career start in August 2014. With his looks, breeding, and determina-
tion, I loved every day with him. He was
At Old Friends, he has found a place to call home. tough to gallop, but we did okay together,
– MARY RAMPELLINI and he always picked up checks. He was
claimed from me several times. I claimed
Michael says: In many ways, Sokitumi Samurai is a great symbol of the hard-knocking, always-trying him back. In August 2014, I claimed him
Thoroughbreds that make up the majority of athletes that compete day after day, week after week, month after back one final time, sensing that some-
month at tracks that form the backbone of the sport. His trainer, Diane Balsamo, adores him and regularly calls thing may be wrong. Upon his arrival in
the farm inquiring about him. While he never competed in the Derby, he’s very cute and a welcome addition to Saratoga, where I was based, I X-rayed
the tours. him and discovered he had a leg fracture.
I called Michael Blowen and asked if he
had room for this wonderful boy. Michael
said he would be glad to have him. I hated
to see him go, but he had done his job and
deserved retirement. I spent one last week
with him, and then it was time for him to
leave racing. I was so happy to know where
he was going to be. At Old Friends, Laura
Battles keeps me posted with photos. I glow
every time I see him and was blessed to
visit him on Breeders’ Cup Day in 2015. It
made my day! Sokitumi Samurai is one of
the special ones that tugs at your heart,
and I will always remember him.

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New York-based trainer Diane Balsamo
called us about this son of First Samurai
more than two years ago. We were happy
to oblige. While the Derby winners and
Breeders’ Cup champions get the most
attention, it’s the Sokitumis of the world
that form the day-in, day-out foundation
of racing. And they certainly earned their
retirements.

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Special Ring PEDIGREE: 1997, g., by Nureyev—Ring Beaune,
by Bering
BARBARA D.LIVINGSTON
EARNED: $915,023
You can’t miss him. He’s the stocky, bright bay with a cheerful disposition who greets guests at the fence with
the curl of his lip, displaying a tattoo well known to Southern California race identifiers a decade and a half ago. STAKES WON: Eddie Read H. (G1) twice, Wickerr
It’s a quirky performance put on daily by the 20-year-old gelding known as Special Ring, preferably in exchange H., Prix de Saint-Patrick, Prix Altipan
for treats. On the surface, one could hardly recognize this playful clown as a former West Coast terror – a domi-
nant, fire-breathing force on grass, over which he smashed speed records, won multiple Grade 1 events, and THREE WORDS: Tattoo-Shower – Camera Hog –
beat the best from around the world. Carrot Lover

Gelded late at age 4 due to a “nightmarish” temperament, the classically bred son of Nureyev eventually HORSE TALK
settled down for trainer Julio Canani and in the early 2000s came into his own while establishing himself as the
undisputable king of the Del Mar turf. During a three-year span, Special Ring was unbeatable at that seaside CINDY GRISOLIA, BOARD MEMBER
oval as he captured back-to-back editions of the $400,000 Eddie Read Handicap, once in a record 1:45.87 for 1 1/8 We could tell you that Special Ring
miles, and scorched a mile at Del Mar in record time of 1:32.72. When retired at 8 in 2005, he had won or placed in
17 of 29 career starts and banked $915,023 for owner Prestonwood Farm. started his career in France, winning his
maiden at Maisons-Laffitte and winning
Special Ring is now in his 12th year of charming and entertaining visitors at Old Friends, alongside his best stakes at Chantilly and Saint-Cloud. We
friend and paddock mate, Popcorn Deelites, star of the 2003 movie “Seabiscuit.” could also tell you that in the United States,
he ran for Jack Preston’s Prestonwood
– MARY SIMON Farm and was trained by Julio Canani,
Michael says: I remember when he won the Eddie Read at Del Mar . . . twice. He’s an extremely intelligent who saddled the gelding for seven wins,
Thoroughbred who lords it over paddock mate Popcorn Deelites. But in a nice way. He also has a great trick. including back-to-back victories in the
If you ask him, nicely, to show you his tattoo, he rolls his lip back. Visitors have taken hundreds of pictures of Grade 1 Eddie Read Handicap at Del Mar.
Special Ring’s special trick. But what we really want to tell you is that
this blood-bay son of Nureyev – who was
PAGE 72 Old Friends DAILY RACING FORM donated by his owner and has been with us
since 2005 – has learned to curl his upper
lip and show you his tattoo if you give him
a treat. Try it. Curl, chomp. Curl, chomp.
Curl, chomp. It’s as certain as death and
taxes. Who says you can’t teach an old
horse new tricks?

PATH TO OLD FRIENDS

Jack Preston, who owned Prestonwood
Farm, campaigned this multiple stakes-
winning gelding until Special Ring was 9.
He called Tim Overton, who was the farm
manager for Alfred Nuckols’s Hurstland
Farm where Old Friends was based at the
time. Tim said Special Ring was a great
horse and, at the time, Old Friends had a
great slot for him. A few days later, Special
Ring arrived from just a few miles away,
and he’s been here ever since.





















Patton Michael Blowen: Patton should have been named Gandhi. He
was one of the kindest stallions we’ve ever had at Old Friends. Like
Dk. b. or br., h., 1991-2014, by Lord At War—Slew Me Down, so many of his predecessors, he is irreplaceable. We’re just grate-
by Seattle Slew ful that he let us take care of him in his later years.
EARNED: $237,462
MAJOR RACES WON: Gulfstream Park Breeders’ Cup Sprint Beth Shannon, tour guide: Polish Navy was one of two one-
Championship (G3) eyed horses at Old Friends. I was lucky to be on the farm when
a groom who’d taken care of Polish Navy visited him after some
Polish Navy years apart. He went to the fence and began to sing to Polish:
“Who’s the one eye? Who’s the one eye ...” Up came Polish Navy’s
B., h., 1984-2011, by Danzig—Navsup, by Tatan head. He trotted to us fast, arriving just as his old buddy finished
EARNED: $1,118,076 his song, “... Who’s the one I love?”
MAJOR RACES WON: Champagne (G1), Cowdin (G1), Woodward (G1)
MILESTONE: Sire of 1993 Kentucky Derby (G1) winner and millionaire Michael Blowen: Due to the extraordinary generosity of Dr.
Sea Hero Siobhan Ellison, who donated this great champion to Old Friends,
we were honored to have Precisionist in our care and humbled by
Precisionist the trust Ellison put in us. We all wish he could have stayed a little
longer. But in those brief four months, punctuated by frequent
Ch., h., 1981-2006, by Crozier—Excellently, by Forli visits from his great jockey, Chris McCarron, Precisionist taught
EARNED: $3,485,398 us a lot. Not just about how he liked his stall fluffed and where he
MAJOR RACES WON: Breeders’ Cup Sprint (G1), Californian (G1), liked his neck rubbed but about dignity and, of course, class.
Charles H. Strub (G1), San Fernando (G1), Swaps (G1), Woodward (G1)
MILESTONES: Hall of Fame class of 2003; 1985 champion sprinter; track Michael Blowen: Prized still loved to race, whether it was
record, Hollywood Park, one mile in 1:32.80; track record, Del Mar, one against Little Silver Charm or You and I. But his favorite pal was
mile in 1:33.20 Sunshine Forever. In the 1989 Breeders’ Cup Turf, Prized was in
the starting gate next to Sunshine Forever. At Old Friends, they
Prized were in adjoining paddocks. It doesn’t get much better than that.
One summer, we brought Prized up every afternoon from his
Dk. b. or br., 1986-2014, by Kris S.—My Turbulent Miss, paddock for a cool shower, extra carrots, and the adulation of his
by My Dad George fans. He loved it.
EARNED: $2,262,555
MAJOR RACES WON: Breeders’ Cup Turf (G1), San Luis Rey (G1) Beth Shannon, tour guide: Proper Reality was in a front
MILESTONES: Sire of millionaire Brass Hat and Auckland Cup (G1, New paddock and always was first to greet our visitors. He enjoyed the
Zealand) winner Prize Lady; maternal grandsire of 2014 Kentucky Oaks Old Friends tours and was very kind and gentle with everyone.
(G1) winner and millionaire Untapable After receiving his carrots from his visitors, he would dash to the
middle of his paddock and rear up, pawing the air and snorting,
Proper Reality giving his best impersonation of the “Black Stallion.”

Dk. b. or br., h., 1985-2010, by In Reality—Proper Princess, by Nodouble DAILY RACING FORM Old Friends PAGE 83
EARNED: $1,701,650
MAJOR RACES WON: Arkansas Derby (G1), Metropolitan (G1), Philip
H. Iselin (G1)

HALL OF FAME Beth Shannon, tour guide: As a racehorse, Ruhlmann had
searing speed, endurance, and indomitable competitive will. At
Ruhlmann Old Friends, his fierce looks made visitors step back. But when he
poked out his head, tilting it with flattened ears as if to threaten,
Dk. b. or br., h., 1985-2008, by Mr. Leader—Indian Maiden, by Chieftain “Gimme a treat or else,” their alarm turned to warmth. They saw
EARNED: $1,824,154 that behind his tough ways, Ruhlmann had bound us to him with
MAJOR RACES WON: Mervyn LeRoy (G1), Santa Anita Handicap (G1) deep ties. He returned affection for respect. He loved the scratch
on his back or chest. Ruhlmann filled far more space than his
Skip Away small, nearly black body did, and his passing left a big emptiness.

Gr. or ro., h., 1993-2010, by Skip Trial—Ingot Way, by Diplomat Way Michael Blowen: Skip Away, Horse of the Year in 1998, also
EARNED: $9,616,360 was named Eclipse champion 3-year-old male in 1996 and Eclipse
MAJOR RACES WON: Breeders’ Cup Classic (G1), Donn (G1), champion older male in 1997 and 1998. He won a total of 10
Gulfstream Park (G1), Jockey Club Gold Cup (G1) twice Grade 1 races, including the Breeders’ Cup Classic by, at the time,
MILESTONES: Hall of Fame class of 2004, 1998 Horse of the Year, the widest margin in the event’s history, and bankrolled $9.6
1997 and 1998 champion older male, 1996 champion 3-year-old male; million in earnings, the third-highest total in history. His grave
reinterred in Old Friends Hall of Fame cemetery in 2011 was relocated to Old Friends in 2011, when his former resting spot
was deemed in jeopardy of development.
Sunshine Forever
Kate Dunn, supporter: Sunshine first allowed me in his
B., h., 1985-2014, by Roberto—Outward Sunshine, by Graustark presence on a day I will never forget. That day, Sunshine stood
EARNED: $2,084,800 far back in his pasture and observed, dignified majesty winning
MAJOR RACES WON: Breeders’ Cup Turf (G1), Budweiser International over the long years’ wear on his body. I look at the picture I took of
(G1), Man o’ War (G1), Turf Classic (G1) Sunshine at our first meeting, and then reflect upon the memory
MILESTONES: 1998 champion grass male; repatriated from Japan to Old of Sunshine as I last saw him. Dignity continued to dominate. But
Friends in 2004 what a difference his free life of fresh air and green grass made.
His coat blossomed. His muscles stood strong for his 28 years. His
Taylor’s Special regal eye surveyed his realm. To the end, Sunshine embodied the
imposing beauty of the Thoroughbred.
B., h., 1981-2006, by Hawkin’s Special—Bette’s Gold, by Espea
EARNED: $1,065,805 Michael Blowen: The reputation of Taylor’s Special rests on a
MAJOR RACE WON: Blue Grass (G1) staggering 21 wins from 41 starts over five years, with 13 stakes
MILESTONE: Track record, Arlington Park, six furlongs in 1:08 wins at nine different tracks. At 5, he crushed the six-furlong
record at Arlington Park – a record that, unfortunately, outlasted
The Wicked North him. But as great as he was on the track, he was even better as a
retiree. At Old Friends, he loved posing for pictures and show-
Ch., h., 1989-2011, by Far North—Wicked Witchcraft, by Good Behaving ing off for visitors, throwing his head back and arching his back,
EARNED: $1,180,750 showing everyone that there was still something left in the old bay
MAJOR RACES WON: Californian (G1), Oaklawn (G1) son of Hawkin’s Special. Everyone loved him.
MILESTONES: 1994 champion older male; track record,
Hollywood Park, 1 1/8 miles in 1:46.60 Tim Ford, volunteer: I still remember the first time I saw him.
He came off the truck, this big strapping chestnut with a striking
PAGE 84 Old Friends DAILY RACING FORM blaze and white socks. I always said his sweet nature made him a
tour favorite, and his picture filled many pages of scrapbooks. He
had the heart of a Thoroughbred, the heart of champion, the heart
of a true and faithful friend. There is not a day that goes by that I
don’t think about him and miss him. He will live on forever in the
hearts of everyone who knew him.

Thunder Rumble JoAnn Pepper: He was the most magnificent stallion I have
ever met, and I am so thankful to have known and loved him. He
Dk. b. or br., h., 1989-2015, by Thunder Puddles—Lyphette, by Lyphard is buried here in his favorite place under his pines. Be free, my
EARNED: $1,047,552 friend, until we meet again.
MAJOR RACES WON: Travers (G1), Jim Dandy (G2)
Michael Blowen: Wallenda, despite some longtime health
Wallenda issues, was tough as nails. He exuded a strength of both muscle
and character, two traits he inherited from his sire, Gulch. While
Dk. b. or br., h, 1990-2016, by Gulch—So Glad, by Liloy there were friendlier, more personable retirees at Old Friends,
EARNED: $1,205,929 there were none who gave visitors a greater understanding of a
MAJOR RACES WON: Super Derby (G1), Pennsylvania Derby (G2), Thoroughbred’s fiery constitution than Wallenda.
Cowdin (G2)
Beth Shannon, tour guide: Williamstown’s character was as
Williamstown standout as his looks. When a subdivision was built near the farm,
of all the horses, it was Williamstown who kept an eagle eye on the
Dk. b. or br., h., 1990-2015, by Seattle Slew—Winter Sparkle, by Northjet construction workers, making sure they confined their hammer-
EARNED: $360,884 ing and roof walking to areas outside the bounds of Dream Chase
MAJOR RACE WON: Withers (G2) Farm. Williamstown’s conscientious vigilance made sure these
strangely behaving, mountain-raising humans were not, like
Dylan Thomas’s owls, “bearing the farm away.”

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You can help! Please donate to support Charismatic’s journey home from Japan to his
retirement home at Old Friends. Fans who donate $199.90-a nod to Charismatic’s 1999
Derby win–will earn a limited-edition, color certificate by Eclipse Award-winning
photographer Barbara D. Livingston and signed by Hall of Fame trainer D. Wayne Lukas,
who campaigned Charismatic throughout his career. Donors will be invited to a Charismatic
private meet-and-greet reception at Old Friends to be held in April of 2017.

To receive a certificate, call Old Friends at 502-863-1775.
More information at www.oldfriendsequine.org

2006

Daily Racing Form 2016 OldFriends. Thoroughbred Life 22 8 6 4 $3,012,490 119 D.Fst 21 8 6 4 $3,012,490 119
Albert the Great
B. h. 19 (May) 2001 934 1 $1,740,000 119 Wet(332) 1 0 0 0 $0 71
Own: Farmer Tracy Sire: Go for Gin (Cormorant) Synth 0 0 0 0 $0 -
Dam:Bright Feather (Fappiano) $0 -
Br: Albert Clay (Ky) 2000 13 5 2 3 $1,272,490 119 Turf(293) 0 0 0 0
Tr: Zito Nicholas P(0 0 0 0 .00) 2016:(259 20 .08)
000 0 $0 - Dst(0) 0 0 0 0 $0 -

27å01=10Bel fst 1² 47 1:11¦1:35©2:00¨ 3ÎBCClasic-G1 114 9 /13 2¦ 2ô 1¦ 2ô 3¦ö Chavez J F L126 13.00 89=12 Tiznowó Sakhee¦ö Albert the Great§ö 4 wide bid, willingly
6å01=10Bel fst 1² 46§ 1:10§1:36 2:01§ 3ÎJkyClbGC-G1 94 6 /7 4§ô 4§ô 3§ 4¦¥ 4¦®ö Stevens G L L126 *1.20 67=21 Aptitude¦¥ Generous Rosiö Country Be Gold® Wide move, tired
8æ01= 9Bel fst 1° 46¨ 1:10¦1:34¨1:47§ 3ÎWoodward-G1 111 4 /5 1ô 1ô 1ô 1ô 2¦ Chavez J F L126 *1.30 92=14 Lido Palace¦ Albert the Greatô Tiznow¤õ Set pace, gamely
28Û01= 6Sar fst 1° 46¨ 1:10¦1:34©1:47© 3ÎWhitneyH-G1 111 7 /7 4§ô 3§ô 2ô 2ô 2§ Chavez J F L124 *.80 100 - Lido Palace§ Albert the GreatÉ GanderÉ 3 wide trip, gamely
1Û01= 8Bel fst 1² 46¨ 1:10§1:35 2:00¦ 3ÎSuburbnH-G2 119 2 /6 1ô 1ô 1¦ô 1¦ô 1§õ Chavez J F L123 *1.00 93=07 Albert the Great§õ Lido PalaceÇ Include¬ Pace off rail, driving
10Þ01= 7Bel fst 1° 46§ 1:10 1:34§1:47§ 3ÎBroklynH-G2 114 1 /7 1¦ 1ô 1ô 1§ô 1¨õ Chavez J F L122 *.30 93=12 Albert the Great¨õ Perfect Cat¨ Top Officialô Off rail, ridden out
12Ü01=10Pim fst 1± 47 1:11§1:36¨1:55¨ 3ÎPimSpclH-G1 117 3 /6 2Ç 2¦ô 2ô 1¦ô 2É Chavez J F L121 *.60 93=25 IncludeÉ Albert the Great¨ö Pleasant Breeze« Brk in,2wd,clear,game
24à01=10Hia fst 1° 46¨ 1:09©1:34 1:45§ 3ÎWidenerH-G3 107 3 /7 2¦ô 2¦ô 2ô 1¦ 1ªö Chavez J F L120 *.05 110 - Albert the Greatªö U So Badô High Securityô Drew off,ridden out
3á01=11GP fst 1° 46© 1:11 1:36 1:48© 3ÎDonnH-G1 114 1 /7 6«ô 6¬ô 4§ 2¦ 2¦õ Chavez J F L119 2.00 92=13 Captain Steve¦õ Albert the Great¦¥ô Gander¦ô Bid, no late gain
4ä00=10CD fst 1² 47§ 1:12 1:36 2:00¨ 3ÎBCClasic-G1 111 5 /13 2Ç 2Ç 2Ç 3ô 4¨ô Chavez J F L122 9.00 103 - TiznowÉ Giant's Causeway¨õ Captain SteveÇ Bump,checked start
14å00=10Bel fst 1² 46© 1:10¦1:34§1:59¦ 3ÎJkyClbGC-G1 119 1 /7 1Ç 2Ç 1ô 1ª 1« Chavez J F L122 5.50 98=09 Albert the Great« Gander¨ Vision and Verseó Speed inside, driving
23æ00= 8Bel fst 1 22¨ :44¦1:08¦1:34 JeromeH-G2 106 2 /6 1ô 1ô 1Ç 2Ç 3©ô Chavez J F L120 4.20 90=05 Fusaichi Pegasusö El Corredor¨ö Albert theGreat¤ô Speed inside, tired
26Ý00= 9Sar fst 1² 48§ 1:12¨1:37¨2:02§ Travers-G1 109 9 /9 2ô 2ô 1Ç 1ô 2Ç Chavez J F L126 7.90 93=07 UnshadedÇ Albert the Great«ô Commendable§ö Gamely on rail stretch
5Ý00= 8Sar fst 1° 46 1:10¨1:35©1:48© JimDandy-G2 59 7 /7 1ô 1ô 1Ç 7¦¥ 7§¤ô Migliore R L120b 2.50 68=09 Graeme Hall¦ö Curule§õ Unshadedªô Set pressured pace
9Û00= 8Bel fst 1Â 24 :46¨1:10§1:42¨ Dwyer-G2 108 4 /4 1ô 1¦ô 1§ 1ô 1¨ Migliore R L115b 7.00 84=22 Albert the Great¨ More Than Ready¦ö Red Bulletô Pace, clear, driving
9Þ00= 3Bel fst 1° 46§ 1:10©1:36¨1:50§ 3ÎAlw 46000N2X 99 4 /5 1¦ô 1¦ô 1§ô 1©ô 1¨ö Migliore R L116b *.55 79=21 Albert the Great¨ö Cat's At Home¨ö Touch SilverÇ Pace, clear, driving
12Ü00= 3Bel fst 1° 46¦ 1:10¨1:35¨1:47© 3ÎAlw 44000N1X 106 1 /5 1ô 1¦ô 1¦ô 1ô 1§õ Migliore R L115b *.90 92=24 Albert theGreat§õ PerfectCat¦§ö KnockAgain«ô Controlled pace, drive
22ß00= 2Kee fst 1° 45¨ 1:10¦1:37 1:50 Md Sp Wt 51k 101 9 /11 1¦ 1¦ 1¨ 1¬ 1¦¥ Migliore R L118b 5.50e 85=15 Albert the Great¦¥ IncaSlew¦ô TheComebackCats¦ô Gathered up, wire
8ß00= 5Kee gd 1Â 23¨ :46©1:11¦1:44© Md Sp Wt 46k 71 10/12 5© 5ª 5© 7¤ô 7®ö Sellers S J L118 *2.20 71=23 Strike SmartlyÉ Special Terms§ô Corrian¦ Tired
26á00=12GP fst 1Â 23¨ :47©1:13 1:45© Md Sp Wt 34k 76 6 /12 6¨ö 7©ô 6ªô 3ªô 2§ö Sellers S J L122 *1.10 76=14 Jeblar Sez Who§ö Albert the Great¦õ Pete's Sake«ö Rallied on rail
12á00= 7GP fst 7f 22¦ :45§1:10©1:23© Md Sp Wt 30k 77 10/11 5 6©ö 4¦ô 2¦ 3¦õ Sellers S J L122 2.80 80=15 Fajardoó Trajectory¦õ Albert the Great¦ 3 wide, outfinished
22â00= 1GP fst 7f 22© :46 1:11¨1:25 Md Sp Wt 30k 73 6 /7 5 4¦ 3¦ô 3É 3¦ Sellers S J 122 5.00 74=19 Skip a GradeÉ Littlebitahomeö Albert the Greatô Slow st, outfinished

Arson Squad Dk. b or b. g. 1320(A03pr) Life 35 9 1 8 $1,190,181 106 D.Fst 26 9 1 8 $1,106,981 106
Sire: Brahms (Danzig) $2,000
Own: Jay Em Ess Stable Dam:Majestic Fire (Green Dancer) 2011 400 3 $20,800 90 Wet(333) 1 0 0 0 $1,800 49
Br: E&D Enterprises (Pa) Synth 7 0 0 0 $72,400 98
Tr: Dutrow R E Jr(0 0 0 0 .00) 2016:(0 0 .00) 2010 8 3 1 2 $251,923 101 Turf(297) 1 0 0 0 $9,000 87

000 0 $0 - Dst(0) 0 0 0 0 $0 -

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19Ü11= 3Bel gd 1° ï 45© 1:09¨1:34¦1:47 3ÎThreeCnsUp58k 49 2 /5 5© 4¨ô 5¤ 5¦© 5¨¨ Velasquez C L122 5.20 63=18 Hymn Book¦õ I Want Revenge¦ö Ron the Greek¦®ô Never involved
14ß11= 8Aqu fst 1 24 :47¦1:10¨1:34¨ 3ÎIrishTower60k 90 6 /7 3§ 4§ô 3ªô 3ªô 3© Alvarado J L124 4.70 93=18 Rodman¨ô Laysh Laysh Layshô Arson SquadÉ 3w 1/2pl, outkicked
15â11= 8Aqu fst 1Â Ö 26§ :51¨1:16 1:46 3ÎEvngAttire63k 87 5 /5 3¨ 3§ô 3§ 3§ô 3¦ Dominguez R A L123 *1.40 82=18 Heart Butte¦ Alma d'Oroó Arson Squad¦õ 3w far turn,missed 2nd
11ã10= 8Aqu fst 1± Ö 50§ 1:15¨1:39§1:57¨ 3ÎQeensCo-G3 84 1 /6 4¦ 4§ô 4¦õ 3ô 3É Dominguez R A L123 *.90 91=05 MoreThanaResonÇ StormysMjestyÉ ArsonSqud¨ö Split foes, gamely
24å10= 8Bel fst 1 22¦ :44§1:09 1:35¦ 3ÎMghtyFrm70k 101 7 /7 6¦¥ 6¦¥ 4© 2¦ 1¦ô Dominguez R A L124 2.30 87=14 Arson Squad¦ô Our Edgeó Ea© 4w into lane, up late
1Ý10= 3Mth fst 1Â 24 :48¦1:12¨1:43¦ 3ÎMjstcLight142k 91 5 /7 6¨ö 6©ô 5¨õ 5ªõ 5¬ö Dominguez R A L123 *1.80 81=15 Omniscient§ Cool Coal Man¨ Manteca¦ Stumble start,lack bid
12Þ10=10CD fst 1° 48¨ 1:12¨1:36¨1:49¦ 3ÎSFosterH-G1 92 5 /11 5© 6¨ 5§ô 7¬õ 6«ô Lopez P L120 5.70 90=11 Blameö Battle Plan§ö General Quarters¦ Drifted out 1/8 pl
30ß10= 9CD fst 1Â 24© :48©1:12§1:43¦ 3ÎAlysheba-G3 101 7 /9 4§ô 4§ 3¦ 1¦ô 1§õ Lopez P L122 3.90 90=11 Arson Squad§õ Flying Private¦ô Enrichedô 3 wide, bid, driving
3ß10= 9GP fst 1± 48§ 1:12¨1:37 1:55¨ 4ÎSkipAwy-G3 101 6 /7 5§ô 5¦ö 4¦õ 1§ 1¨ö Lopez P L117 *1.80 97=18 Arson Squad¨ö Wingedlie¦ Helsinkió Drew away
6à10= 7Tam fst 1Â 23¨ :47¦1:11§1:42© 4ÎChallenger51k 94 1 /6 5§ô 6¨ 4§ô 3¨ô 2©õ Centeno D E L116 *.80 97=10 Bold Start©õ Arson SquadÉ Timber Reserve¦ö Angled in, up for plce
3á10= 3GP fst 1 24© :48¦1:12¨1:37¦ 4ÎOC 100k/C -N 90 5 /7 7§ö 6¨õ 6¨õ 3¨ 3¦ô Velasquez C L120 3.40 80=19 GrasshopperÉ Gentleman James¦õ Arson Squadªö Gaining late
13Þ09=10CD fst 1° 48 1:12¨1:37¦1:49¨ 3ÎSFosterH-G1 98 4 /8 7ªö 7ªô 8¤ 7¨ô 4¦õ ñGomez G K L118 10.90 87=14 Macho Again¦ Asiatic Boyó EinsteinÉ Swung wide, late gain

28à09 Nad Al Sheba (UAE) ft Í1² LH 2:01 3Î Dubai World Cup-G1 14 11¨¥ Prado E S 126 10.00 Well Armed¦© Gloria de Campeao©ô Paris Perfectô
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31â09= 9GP fst 1° 47 1:11¨1:37¦1:50© 4ÎDonnH-G1 94 7 /10 8ªõ 7¨ 8©õ 5©ô 4ªô Prado E S L119 *2.40 78=22 Albertus Maximusô Finallymadeit¦ö Einstein¨õ No late response
29ä08= 8Aqu fst 1 22© :45¦1:09§1:35 3ÎCigarMiH-G1 104 2 /9 9¦© 9¦¬ 8¦¥ 6ªô 4¦ Gomez G K L119 5.00 86=19 ìHarlem Rockeró Tale of Ekatiö BribonÇ Forced outward 1/4
3å08= 8Med fst 1° 45© 1:10 1:35©1:48© 3ÎMedCupH-G2 103 7 /7 6¦¦ 6¤ô 6© 3ô 1§ô Prado E S L119 4.40 87=10 Arson Squad§ô Anak Nakaló Timber Reserve¦ Rallied 3 wide

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24Ý08= 8Dmr fst 7f ú 22¨ :45 1:08¨1:21 3ÎPOBrienH-G2 90 5 /12 7 11¤õ 11¬ö 10¤õ 7ªô Flores D R LB116 67.90 107 - Lewis Michael§ö RebellionÉ Barbecue Eddieó Came out str,no threat
24Û08= 7Dmr fst 6ôf ú 22© :46 1:09©1:16 3ÎOC 100k/C -N 83 2 /8 8 7¬ô 5ªõ 7« 7©ô Flores D R LB120 4.70 103 - Doppio¦ Peace Chantô Canteenö Saved ground,no bid
12â08= 7SA fst 1Â ú 23© :47§1:10©1:39§ 4ÎSnPsqalH-G2 87 7 /7 3¨ô 3© 3¨ô 6«ô 6¬ô Solis A LB118 7.90 96 - Zappa¦ Well Armedö Heatseeker¦ô 3wd 2nd turn,wkened
8ã07= 9Hol fst 1° ú 46© 1:10§1:35¦1:47¦ 3ÎNtvDivrH-G3 91 3 /10 9¬ö10® 10«ö 10« 5ªõ Solis A LB120 6.90 102 - Heatseeker¦õ Racketeer¨ Isipingoô Late rally outside
29æ07= 9OSA fst 1° ú 46¦ 1:10 1:34§1:46© 3ÎGoodwood-G1 98 1 /8 7¦¥ 7¦¥ 7ªõ 7ªö 7ª Espinoza V LB124 4.80 - - Tiagoó Awesome Gem¦ Big Boosterö Steadied 1/8,no rally
19Ý07= 8Dmr fst 1² ú 49¨ 1:14©1:40¨2:07¦ 3ÎPacifcCl-G1 91 8 /12 7ªô 7¤ 6©ö 5« 4« Solis A LB124 11.60 - - Student Councilô Awesome Gem© Hello Sunday¦ô 3wd into str,mild bid
21Û07= 9Dmr fst 1Â ú 24§ :49§1:14 1:45¦ 3ÎSnDiegoH-G2 88 1 /9 7«ô 8«ô 7« 8§ö 6¬ö Solis A LB120 3.50 - - Sun Boat¦ Awesome Gem§ Salty Humor¦ö Saved ground to lane
3á07= 9SA fst 1° 47 1:10¨1:35©1:48¨ Strub-G2 106 2 /6 3§ 5§ô 6§ö 3¦ 1¦õ Gomez G K LB121 3.40 93=07 Arson Squad¦õ Spring At Lastó Brother Derekô Split foes,rail bid
13â07= 8SA fst 1Â 23¦ :47 1:10¨1:41© SnFndoBC-G2 102 6 /11 8©õ 8¬ 7¬ö 5« 4¦ô Gomez G K LB120 5.10 89=14 Awesome Gemó Midnight Lute¦õ Brother DerekÉ 3wd into str,late bid
26ã06= 8SA fst 7f 22¦ :45 1:09 1:21¦ Malibu-G1 99 2 /12 11 12® 12¬ô 9¬õ 8ªô Solis A LB121 3.30 88=13 Latent Heat§ Spring At LastÇ Midnight Lute¦ 6 wide into lane
14å06= 5OSA fst 6ôf 22¨ :45¨1:09¦1:15¨ 3ÎAlw 55400C 104 2 /6 3 2Ç 1Ç 2ô 1¦ Solis A LB121 *1.20 92= 20 Arson WDSSeqaqtruueraairoddmr¦¦óinPTeoudPiróonnrtbtoAoDl.teS§DtPôaeA.nrWIîmtLoYaiönrCRreiaGAdoue¤Crst¦eIôANF.GtuAoPnrFks.WOBoynRe§aSrlMirqeiuovared§ª¬ô©OôCõAldo3nPnwFgutrdlIiilenneldesniundidedit,s3ndeow1,ob/dl8tnaw,PnoninenueA,,ttxggokGtaaimmcplEkaaeeenglldyeye87
12Ý06= 8Dmr fm 1Â ê 23¨ :48 1:11©1:40¨ LaJollaH-G2 87 7 /7 4«ô 5«ô 4ªô 4¨ 4§ö Solis A LB120 3.10 92= 09 A. P.
8Û06= 3Hol fst 1° 46 1:09©1:35§1:48§ SwapsBC-G2 104 4 /4 4§ô 3§ 3¦ô 1Ç 1¦ Solis A LB116 2.40 93= 07 Arson
17Þ06= 4Hol fst 1Â 23© :46©1:11 1:42§ AffirmdH-G3 100 3 /5 4§ 4¨ô 5© 3§ô 3¦ô Solis A LB116 2.90 87= 11 Point
20Ü06= 9Hol fst 7f 21© :44¨1:09 1:22§ LBrreraM-G2 91 6 /7 1 6«ô 6«ô 5©ö 3¦ô Valdivia J Jr LB120 *1.30 89=12 NorthernSoldierö RememberingStrö ArsonSqudªô 4wd into lane,rallied
9ß06= 9SA fst 6ôf 21 :44 1:09§1:15© SanPedro91k 91 4 /5 5 5¦§ 5«ô 2§ô 1¦ö Solis A LB116 2.60 91=14 Arson Squad¦ö Da Stoops« The Pharaoh¦¨õ 4wd into lane,rallied
11á06= 3SA fst 6f 22§ :45© :57¨1:09 Md Sp Wt 44k 100 3 /6 1 1ô 1Ç 1¦ 1©ô Solis A LB121 *.70 94=13 Arson Squad©ô Evaluate¦ ConsignerÉ Inside duel,cleared
14â06= 5SA fst 6f 21© :45 :57¦1:10 Md Sp Wt 46k 91 2 /10 5 6ªô 6«õ 4¨ô 3¦ö Solis A LB121 3.80 87=16 Racketeerô Record¦õ Arson Squad§ô Came out str,rallied



















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6Ý07= 8Sar fm 1° Ñ 49¦ 1:13§1:37¨1:49¦ HallOFme-G2 6 /6 3¦ 3¨ 3§ 1Ç 1ô 115 *1.60 86=14 NobizLikeShobizô MarcavellyÉ DistortedRealityÉ 3 wide trip, gamely
4Û07= 9Bel fst 1Â 23© :47 1:10©1:40¨ Dwyer-G2 103 2 /5 3§ô 3§ 3¦ô 2¦ô 2© Velasquez C L123f *1.35 93=03 AnyGivenSturdy© NobizLikeShobizª Sightseing§ö Good finish outside
5Ü07=10CD fst 1² 46¦ 1:11 1:37 2:02 KyDerby-G1 88 12/20 6§õ 6©ô 5¨ö 5¬ô 10¦©ö Velasquez C L126b 10.40 81=09 Street Sense§õ Hard Spunªö Curlinô Between,bid,faltered
7ß07= 8Aqu fst 1° 47¦ 1:10©1:36 1:49§ WoodMem-G1 97 1 /6 3ô 3É 1Ç 1ô 1ô Velasquez C L123b *.70 88=12 NobizLikeShobizô Sightseeing¨õ AnyGivenSturdy©ö Resolutely on rail
3à07=10GP fst 1° 46 1:09©1:35¦1:49 FntnOYth-G2 95 5 /9 4¨ 3§ô 3¦ô 3§ 3ô Velasquez C L122 *.60 92=08 Scat Daddyó Stormelloô Nobiz Like Shobizô Bmpd st, stdy 1st turn
99 8 /8 1Ç 1Ç 1¦ 1§ 1¦ô Velasquez C L120 *.70 93=13 Nobiz LikeShobiz¦ô DrumsofThunder¦õ ScatDaddy¤ô All out, prevailed
97 2 /8 3¦ô 4¦õ 2ô 1¬ 1«ô Velasquez C
92 2 /10 4§ 4§ô 2¦ô 1Ç 2ö Velasquez C
3á07= 7GP fst 1
25ä06= 7Aqu fst 1°

LIFETIME PAST PERFORMANCES14å06=9Bel fst 1
23© :47 1:10¨1:35§ HolyBull-G3 L116 *.45 91=09 Nobiz Like Shobiz«ô Zanjero¦ö Kong theKingÇ When asked, kept busy
47¨ 1:11©1:36 1:48© Remsen-G2 L122 *1.45 76=30 Scat Daddyö Nobiz Like Shobizô Pegasus Wind¤ö Pinched back start
24 :47¨1:12¦1:36© Champagn-G1 96 6 /9 4¦ö 4¦ 2Ç 1¬ 1¦¥ö Velasquez C L119 3.80 85=13 Nobiz Like Shobiz¦¥ö Bullara«ö Jedoum§ö As rider pleased
9æ06= 2Bel fst 1 22© :45§1:10¦1:35¦ Md Sp Wt 44k

Sarava Dk. b or b. h. 1719(9M9ar) Life 17 3 3 0 $773,832 110 D.Fst 10 3 1 0 $746,900 110
Sire: Wild Again (Icecapade) $50,000
Own: New Phoenix Stable and Roy Mrs. Susan Dam:Rhythm of Life (Deputy Minister) 2004 700 0 $76,980 110 Wet(383) 3 0 2 0 $25,720 96
Br: Timber Bay Farm (Ky) Synth 0 0 0 0 $0 -
Tr: Baffert Bob(0 0 0 0 .00) 2016:(351 96 .27) 2003 1 0 0 0 $0 91 Turf(301) 4 0 0 0
$1,212 71
000 0 $0 - Dst(0) 0 0 0 0
$0 -

22Ý04= 9Sar fst 1² 46§ 1:10©1:36 2:00© 3ÎSarBCH-G2 92 3 /7 4§ 4¨ 6§ 5¬ 5¦©ô Castellano J J L115 6.30 88=11 Evening Attireª Funny Cide¨ö Bowman'sBand¦õ Between foes, no rally
7Ý04= 9Sar fst 1° 45¦ 1:08©1:34©1:48§ 3ÎWhitneyH-G1 110 5 /9 6ª 7¨õ 8¤ô 7© 4§õ Castellano J J L113 14.50 91=14 Roses in Mayó Perfect Drift§õ Bowman's Bandó Good finish outside
3Û04= 7Bel fst 1² 46¦ 1:09¦1:33©1:59§ 3ÎSuburbnH-G1 109 4 /8 4«ô 4® 5¨õ 6¨ö 5¦ Castellano J J L113 22.60 99 - Peace RulesÉ Newfoundlandó Funny Cideö 3 wide move, gamely
19Þ04=10Suf fst 1° 48¨ 1:12§1:36¨1:49 3ÎMassH-G2 86 5 /9 5§õ 5¨ 7©õ 6¦¥ 6¦©ô Castellano J J LB112 9.70 84=10 Offlee WildÇ Funny CideÇ The Lady's Groom¦ô Bobbld st, 3wd, tired
30ß04= 6CD sly 1Â 24 :48 1:12 1:44¦ 3ÎAlysheba113k 96 5 /8 6¨ö 6§ö 6©õ 5¨ 4§ô Prado E S L114 12.20 84=17 Congrats¦ö Perfect Driftö Kodemaó Rail late,no gain
14á04= 6SA fst 1Â 23¨ :47§1:11§1:43 4ÎAlw 65000C 89 4 /8 6ª 7¨ö 6¨ö 6ªô 5ªõ Santiago Javier LB117 7.80 85=15 Nose The Trade§ National Park§ Gift oftheEagle¦ Chased btwn,no rally
22â04= 7SA fm 1 ê 22¨ :45 1:08¨1:32© 4ÎAlw 65000N3X 71 8 /10 5¨ö 5®ô 7¦¦ 10¦© 9¦ªô Flores D R LB119b 12.00 82=02 Golden Dragon§ô Rock N Rosh¦ô Rock Operaó Chased btwn,gave way
26Û03= 7Dmr fst 1Â 23§ :46¨1:10¨1:41© 3ÎOC 125k/N$MY -N 91 5 /9 7¨õ 7©õ 7ªõ 5«ô 6¬õ Smith M E LB121b 4.10 89=12 Nose The TradeÇ Fleetstreet Dancer§ CraftyC.T.§ Bobbled start,no bid

Previously trained by McPeek Kenneth G 2002(as of 6/8): ( 163 35 27 21 0.21 )

8Þ02=10Bel fst 1¶ 48 1:12¦2:03§2:29¨ Belmont-G1 105 11/11 5¨ô 5© 3ô 1ô 1ô Prado E S L126 70.25 84=12 Saravaô Medaglia d'Oro®ô Sunday Break¦ Split rivals, long drv
18Ü02= 6Pim fst 1Â 23¦ :47§1:12 1:44 SirBarton79k 99 6 /6 5ªô 4§ô 4§ 3¦ 1© Prado E S L115 3.10 87=14 Sarava© Shah Jehanô No Pressureö Rail,angled 3wd,drivng
27ß02= 7CD sly 1Â 23¨ :48 1:13 1:46 Alw 43180N1X 86 8 /10 7¬õ 8©ö 8ªö 2Ç 2¦ D'Amico A J L121 4.00e 77=25 Thunderpumper¦ Sarava¨ô Point PrinceÉ
14ß02= 6Kee sly 1Â 23 :47§1:12 1:43§ Alw 56000N2L 86 2 /8 6¬õ 5«ô 4¬ 3©ô 2ªô D'Amico A J L120 5.10 82=12 Wiseman's Ferryªô Sarava¨ Quest§ 5w trip,outfinished
5w bid,2ndbest

Previously trained by Kessinger Burk Jr 2001(as of 12/9): ( 42 5 4 5 0.12 )
9ã01= 8TP fst 1Â 23¨ :47¨1:12©1:46 Alw 22600N1X 79 1 /6 4§ô 4¦ö 4¨ 4© 2ô D'Amico A J L120b *.60 80=26 Thunder On Landô SaravaÉ Unbridled Affair©ô Inside to 3/8 pole
21ä01= 9CD fst 1Â 23© :47§1:12§1:45© Md Sp Wt 41k 74 9 /11 3ô 3§ô 3¨ô 2§ô 1§õ Albarado R J L119 36.50 81=19 Sarava§õ Red Masque¦ö Sip'nö Stalked,4w,driving

Previously trained by Brian Meehan

12æ01 Doncaster (GB) gd 1 ê Str 1:42¦ Thoroughbred Breeders Assn Mdn 14 13¦© Doyle B 126 25.00 Wahchi¨ Dubai FujiÉ Dark Flower§ô
30Ý01 Lingfield (GB) gd 7f ê Str 1:23§ Maiden 16900 6 4¦¥õ Hannon G¬ 117 10.00 Tracked leaders,weakened 2f out
19Ý01 Sandown Park (GB) sf 7f ê RH 1:35¨ Novice Stakes 7 4ªô Doyle B 120 14.00
Alw 8200 Dupont¨ô Shifty¦ö Waverleyª
Downside Conditions Stakes Dwelt,pushed along from rear,never threatened
Alw 16000
Cala Di Volpeô Rehearsal Hall¨ô Lewis Island¦ô
Close up,lost place after 2f,one-paced

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Silver Charm
Gr/ro. h.192294(Feb) Life 24 12 7 2 $6,944,369 123 D.Fst 23 11 7 2 $6,644,369 123
Own: Lewis Robert B. and Beverly J Sire: Silver Buck (Buckpasser) $7,500
Dam:Bonnie's Poker (Poker) 1999 510 2 $431,363 118 Wet(309) 1 1 0 0 $300,000 113
Br: Mary Lou Wootton (Fla) Synth 0 0 0 0 $0 -
Tr: Baffert Bob(0 0 0 0 .00) 2016:(351 96 .27) 1998 9 6 2 0 $4,696,506 123 Turf(232) 0 0 0 0
$0 -

000 0 $0 - Dst(0) 0 0 0 0 $0 -

12Þ99= 9CD fst 1° 46© 1:11 1:35§1:47¦ 3ÎSFosterH-G2 104 3 /7 4§ô 4©ô 4§ô 4© 4¤ô Antley C W L123 1.40 98=03 VictoryGallopª NiteDreamerö Littlebitlively§ö Hopped start,weakened

Previously trained by Baffert Bob

28à99 Nad Al Sheba (UAE) ft Í1² LH 2:00¨ 4Î Dubai World Cup-G1 8 6¦©õ Stevens G 126 - Almutawakelö Malekö Victory Gallop¦ô
Stk 5000000 Tracked in 5th,weakened over 2f out.Daylami 5th,Running Stag 7th
6à99= 5SA fst 1² 47§ 1:11§1:35§2:00¨ 4ÎSAH-G1 118 1 /6 3¦ 3¦ô 4§õ 4¦ô 3¦ Stevens G L LB124 *1.00 97=11 Free Houseô Event of the Yearô Silver Charm¨ Came back on outside
30â99=10GP fst 1° 46¨ 1:10§1:35¨1:48¦ 3ÎDonnH-G1 106 12/12 9®ô 9®õ 7«ö 6¨ô 3ªõ Stevens G L L126 *.80 91=14 Puerto Madero§ö Behrens§ô Silver CharmÉ Mild wide rally
10â99= 8SA fst 1Â 24§ :47§1:10©1:41¨ 4ÎSnPsqalH-G2 109 3 /5 3¨ 3¤ô 3« 3¦ 1¦õ Stevens G L LB125 *.30 95=10 Silver Charm¦õ Malek¨ô Crafty Friend§ Rallied,good handling
27ä98=11CD fst 1° 47§ 1:11§1:36¦1:49 3ÎClarkH-G2 113 2 /8 1Ç 1Ç 2Ç 2ô 1Ç Stevens G L L124 *.30 99=14 Silver CharmÇ Littlebitlively¦ Wild Rushô Dueled, headed, gamely
7ä98=10CD fst 1² 47¨ 1:12 1:37¦2:02 3ÎBCClasic-G1 115 8 /10 4§ô 5§õ 2ô 1Ç 2ö Stevens G L L126 2.50 94=07 Awesome Againö Silver CharmÉ Swainó Led, drifted late
17å98= 8SA fst 1° 46© 1:10¦1:34¨1:47¦ 3ÎGdwdBCH-G2 111 5 /6 3©ô 3¦ô 3ô 1Ç 1§ô Stevens G L LB124 *.50 100=07 Silver Charm§ô Free House§ô Score Quick« Bid 3 wide, driving
26æ98=10TP fst 1° 46§ 1:10 1:34¨1:47§ 3ÎKyCpClH-G3 123 1 /5 3§ 3¦ 2Ç 2Ç 1¦¬ ñStevens G L L123 *.50 100=14 îSilver Charm¦¬ îWild Rush¦¬ Acceptableª Long drive, brushed
25Û98= 8Dmr fst 1 23 :46©1:10§1:41 3ÎSnDiegoH-G3 63 4 /5 2¦ô 2¦ 3¦ 5¦¥ 5§¬ Stevens G L LB125 *.30 72=09 Mud Route« Hal's Palªô Benchmarkªô Stalked,gave way
13Þ98= 9CD fst 1° 46© 1:11 1:36 1:48¨ 3ÎSFosterH-G2 116 1 /7 3ª 4© 3¦ 1ô 2¦ Stevens G L L127 *.40 100=07 Awesome Again¦ Silver Charmªõ Semoran§õ Drifted, bumped 1/16

Previously trained by Baffert Bob

28à98 Nad Al Sheba (UAE) ft Í1² LH 2:04¦ 4Î Dubai World Cup-G1 9 1ó Stevens G 126 - Silver Charmó Swain§ô Loup Sauvageó
Stk 4000000 Tracked in 3rd,led over 2f out,repelled challenges,all out
7á98= 8SA wf 1° 47§ 1:11 1:34©1:47¦ Strub-G2 113 3 /6 2¦ 3§ 3ô 1§ 1© Stevens G L LB123 *.30 100=07 Silver Charm© Mud Route§ Bagshot¬ 4 wide 2nd turn
17â98= 8SA fst 1 24¦ :48§1:12¦1:41© SnFndoBC-G2 112 1 /4 2¦ô 2¦ô 2ô 1Ç 1¦ Stevens G L LB122 *.20 94=13 Silver Charm¦ Mud Route¨ Lord Grillo¦¥ Left handed urging
26ã97= 8SA fst 7f 22§ :45 1:09§1:21§ Malibu-G1 109 6 /9 5 5¦ö 4¦ô 3¦ 2ô Stevens G L LB123 *.30e 96=13 Lord Grilloô Silver Charm¨ Swiss Yodeler§ Blocked upper stretch
7Þ97= 9Bel fst 1¶ 49¦ 1:13© 2:28© Belmont-G1 109 2 /7 3§ô 3¦ 1Ç 1Ç 2ö Stevens G L L126 *1.05 89=14 Touch Goldö Silver Charm¦ Free House¦© Speed outside,led,game
17Ü97=10Pim fst 1± 46© 1:10§1:35§1:54© Preaknes-G1 118 7 /10 4©ô 3¦ô 2¦ 2¦ 1Ç Stevens G L L126 3.10 93=15 Silver CharmÇ Free HouseÇ Captain Bodgit¦õ Stalk 3w,all out btwn
3Ü97= 8CD fst 1² 47§ 1:12¦1:37¦2:02§ KyDerby-G1 115 5 /13 6©õ 4§ô 3ô 1Ç 1Ç Stevens G L L126 4.00 93=05 Silver CharmÇ Captain Bodgit¨ô Free House¨ Steadied, brushd lastd
5ß97= 6SA fst 1° 45 1:09 1:34§1:47¨ SADerby-G1 110 3 /10 2ô 2ô 2Ç 1Ç 2Ç Stevens G L LB120 2.10 95=10 Free HouseÇ Silver Charm§ Helloó Fast pace,just missed
16à97= 7SA fst 1Â 22¨ :46 1:10¦1:42§ SnFelipe-G2 102 6 /9 5¦ö 5© 5¨ö 3§ 2ö McCarron C J LB122 *1.10e 90=12 Free Houseö Silver Charm¦ King Crimsonö Angled out,finshd well
8á97= 6SA fst 7f 22§ :44©1:08©1:21 SnVicnte-G3 110 5 /9 5 3¦ 4§ô 1ô 1¦ö McCarron C J LB120 2.60e 99=13 Silver Charm¦ö Free House§ Funontherunô Perfect trip, driving
11æ96= 8Dmr fst 7f 22¨ :45¦1:09¨1:22© DMrFut-G2 97 7 /7 3 2¦ 3¦ô 2Ç 1Ç Flores D R LB116 1.60e 86=15 Silver CharmÇ Gold Tribute¨ô Swiss Yodeler§ö Wore down entry mate
24Ý96= 6Dmr fst 5ôf 21© :44© :57 1:03¦ Md Sp Wt 37k 95 2 /8 2 1Ç 1ô 1¦ô 1¦õ Flores D R LB118 *.40e 97=09 Silver Charm¦õ Gold Tribute¤ So Easyª Fast pace, driving
10Ý96= 3Dmr fst 6f 21© :44© :57§1:10 Md Sp Wt 37k 77 2 /8 4 1Ç 1Ç 1ô 2© Flores D R B118b 2.80e 85=08 Deeds Not Words© Silver Charm¦ ConstantDemandö Rushed,fast pace

Tinners Way Ch. h. 26 (May) Life 27 7 6 4 $1,846,546 113 D.Fst 16 4 5 2 $1,725,530 113
Sire: Secretariat (Bold Ruler)
Own: Juddmonte Farms Inc Dam:Devon Diva (The Minstrel) 1996 3 10 0 $151,980 113 Wet(272) 1 0 0 0 $0 96
Br: Juddmonte Farms, Inc. (Ky) Synth 0 0 0 0 $0 -
Tr: Frankel Robert J(0 0 0 0 .00) 2016:(0 0 .00) 1995 6 1 2 1 $867,500 113 Turf(339) 10 3 1 2 $121,016 108

000 0 $0 - Dst(0) 0 0 0 0 $0 -

PA1G0ÝE996=86Dmr Ofsltd F1r²iends 4D5A©I1L:Y09R¦A1C:3I3N¨G1:5F9O©R3MÎPacClasc-G1 - 1 /6 5« 5« 5¦¬ - - Delahoussaye E LB124 11.30 - - Dare and Go¨ô Cigar¬ Siphon¤ No speed,pulled up 3/8
97 7 /8 4¨ 6© 6¦¥ 6¦§ 6¦¨ô Delahoussaye E LB121 2.70 - - Siphon¦ Geri©ô HelmsmanÉ Failed to respond
30Þ96= 5Hol fst 1² 47¨ 1:11¨1:35¨2:00§ 3ÎHolGdCpH-G1 113 2 /4 3© 3ª 3ªô 1Ç 1ô Delahoussaye E LB116 2.80 - - Tinners Wayô HelmsmanÇ Mr Purpleªô Strong rally driving
2Þ96= 9Hol fst 1° 46 1:09¨1:34¦1:46¨ 3ÎCalfrnin-G1 96 7 /11 9«õ 9«ö 8¦¥ 7®ô 7¦© Delahoussaye E L126 19.20 83=08 Cigar§ô L'Carriere¦ Unaccounted Forö Slow start,3w turn
28å95= 8Bel my 1² 48¦ 1:12¦1:35¨1:59§ 3ÎBCClasic-G1 106 2 /5 5¨ö 5© 5¨ 3É 2ó Nakatani C S LB121 1.60 96=11 SouloftheMatteró TinnersWy¦õ AlphbetSoupÉ Blockd,slippd thru 1/8
7å95= 4SA fst 1° 47© 1:11§1:35§1:47§ 3ÎGoodwdH-G2