YEAR-OLD MARKET PREVIEW & FLORIDA STALLIONS

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 2017 2017 2-YEAR-OLD MARKET PREVIEW & FLORIDA STALLIONS OPTIMISM REMAINS AT TOP END OF MARKET HIPS TO WATCH AT FASIG-TIPTON GULFSTREAM SALE LEADING SIRES ROUNDUP CLASSIC-PLACED RUNNERS TOP NEW STALLIONS Photo by Barbara D. Livingston

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DRF.COM/BREEDING DAILY RACING FORM Saturday, February 25, 2017 PAGE 3 CONSIGNORS EXPRESS OPTIMISM FOR MIDDLE MARKET By Joe Nevills One could argue that the 2-year-olds in training portion of the North American auction calendar is the most dependent on outside market forces in determining its own outcome. Sellers often must base their reserves on the prices they paid for their stock in the yearling market the previous year, while buyers shop based on their foreseeable futures on the racetrack. In 2016, that produced a rather fragile ecosystem in the juvenile market, with lower returns and higher buyback rates at nearly all of the major sales. That momentum was compounded during the subsequent yearling and mixed-sale seasons, where relatively healthy upper and middle markets were dragged down by a hurting lower market. On paper, those metrics should not add up to a rosy forecast for the upcoming juvenile auctions, and perhaps that will be the case, but the juvenile market is built on the ability to rebuild, restock, and adapt to changing landscapes. That preparation for the coming season has come in different forms. Consignor Cary Frommer watched the low-end market struggles during last year s juvenile auctions with a keen eye. She focused her yearling-buying strategy on horses that would stay out of the bottom tiers, and be able to sell at the Fasig-Tipton Gulfstream and Ocala Breeders Sales Co. March juvenile sales. We stepped up and spent a lot more money than we normally do and picked out some really lovely individuals, and they re all looking promising, Frommer said. We ve concentrated on trying to buy for these first two sales just the right ones. Frommer said she came out of the Fasig- Tipton Kentucky July yearling sale with $1 million worth of horses. Usually, I come out of there with three horses and I ve spent $200,000, she said. We spent a couple hundred thousand on a few horses, and the same up in Saratoga. We spent a lot of money on our horses. We need to have a good year, because we put our necks on the line a little bit here. The desire to stay out of the lower markets, both in buying yearlings and offering them as juveniles, was one shared by many pinhook buyers last year, which increased the competition and prices on some desired horses. While this likely helped secure higher-quality offerings for the coming 2-year-old market, a hardfought yearling purchase also means the price clearance must be higher as a 2-yearold to make a profit. It was probably one of the toughest years Barbara D. Livingston The Fasig-Tipton Gulfstream sale kicks off the 2-year-old sale season Wednesday. ever that we ve experienced buying, said Ciaran Dunne of Wavertree Stables. It s the same deal, everyone wants the same thing. You find one you think you re going to sneak up on, and you walk up there and everyone in the world is there. Probably one of the hardest things last year was the racing guys. The end-users were landing on the horses they normally let us have. We found it very difficult. Dunne said he expects a similar juvenile market landscape to what was seen in 2016, but having a year to prepare and adjust to a tide that shifted in the middle of last year s season should help create steadier trade. The buyers have gotten very sophisticated, and as we ve seen in the yearling and mixed sales, there s great demand at the top end, and the middle is a little sticky, and the bottom is nonexistent, he said. I don t think you ll see any dropoff from that, and it might even improve a little. That source of improvement might come from the middle market. J. Michael Get real-time coverage of the Fasig-Tipton Gulfstream sale, including live video streaming, starting at 4 p.m. ET on Wednesday. live.drf.com/breeding O Farrell Jr. of Ocala Stud said the market s easing off from what was a record average and median pace for many 2-yearold auctions could make horses more accessible to a wider range of end-users. Buyers don t like paying more for something than what they re comfortable with, and I think the way the averages have come down at a lot of the sales for the middle market makes it more affordable for a wider group of people to play the Continued on page 4

PAGE 4 Saturday, February 25, 2017 DAILY RACING FORM DRF.COM/BREEDING Continued from page 3 game, he said. I think we have a chance of it bouncing back a bit, not that it s going to take off, but I do think the market will broaden out a little bit this year. It s no different from people going to the stores when somebody puts something on sale, you ll have more buyers. I think the middle market s been on sale the last couple of years, and I think we might start attracting additional buyers, and those that had been playing, maybe they ll be playing a little harder. However, O Farrell did acknowledge that having a horse that fell below the median was still rough waters to navigate, and that might not change anytime soon. The bottom end is tough, he said. It s always been tough, but over the last few years, we ve had some racetracks that have closed and other racetracks that have cut racing days or purses. We ve seen some running fewer races per day, so there s less opportunity for the bottom end. The Fasig-Tipton Gulfstream sale of select 2-year-olds in training is not in line to have that concern. Of the seven juvenile sales hosted by a major North American auction house in 2016, only the boutique Gulfstream sale posted across-the-board gains in gross, average, and median. The auction will take place Wednesday in the paddock of the Hallandale Beach, Fla., racetrack, beginning at 4 p.m. Eastern. The pre-sale under-tack show will be held at 10 a.m. Monday. This year s catalog features 160 offerings, marking a 5 percent increase from last year s 152-horse catalog. We re very enthusiastic about the sale, Faisg-Tipton president Boyd Browning said. I think we ve got a really nice group of horses coming to the sale, a lot of diversity, sire power, and pedigree. The consignors have given us, from top to bottom, really quality horses that we saw at the farms. It will be the third year that Fasig- Tipton s select juvenile auction will be held at Gulfstream Park, having previously been hosted at other Florida destinations including the Palm Meadows Training Center, Calder Race Course, and Ocalaarea Adena Springs South. With two years of partnerships, breeze shows, and well-received auctions at Gulfstream, conducting business there has become routine for the sale s participants heading into the 2017 renewal, which makes for a smoother event. By the third year, you know what you need to know what you need in advance for coming to the track, how the track plays, Frommer said. I feel comfortable with it being at Gulfstream. I think it s a good place to sell a horse. The working relationship between FASIG-TIPTION GULFSTREAM SELECTED 2-YEAR-OLDS IN TRAINING SALE, 2007-16 YEAR OFFERED SOLD NOT SOLD AVERAGE MEDIAN RECEIPTS 2016 96 66 30 $327,121 $250,000 $21,590,000 2015 132 89 43 225,792 130,000 20,095,500 2014 85 47 38 284,468 180,000 13,370,000 2013 78 46 32 385,326 300,000 17,725,000 2012 84 60 24 320,250 227,500 19,215,000 2011 143 87 56 237,759 200,000 20,685,000 2010 145 91 54 257,473 200,000 23,430,000 2009 172 111 61 235,595 150,000 26,151,000 2008 171 102 69 344,118 230,000 35,100,000 2007 209 124 85 351,790 250,000 43,622,000 Gulfstream and Fasig-Tipton also has allowed the auction company to expand its presence within the property. The two entities cooperated to build additional stabling for the sale horses last year, and a permanent cover was added to the new structure for this year s renewal. Fasig-Tipton has always been very user-friendly for 2-year-old consignors, and they ve been doing it so long, Dunne said. The guys that are in there know how put on a 2-year-old sale. Maybe with a new company, the transition would have been a little harder, but with those guys at the helm, it s been great. The Gulfstream sale will once again be the only major juvenile auction on the calendar to be held at a racetrack during an active meet. Browning said the ability to directly compare a juvenile s breezeshow performance to that of an afternoon runner was an appealing draw for buyers, many of which might be based near Gulfstream for the races anyway. They ve gotten used to, and really enjoy, buying horses that are working and training on a daily basis over a racetrack where some of the best racing in the United States occurs, so I think the buyers have gotten a really high level of confidence, he said. They understand [breeze] times there, they understand how the good horses generally move on dirt. I think the buyers have gotten really comfortable with the setup, and the sale has found a home. The 2016 renewal of the Gulfstream sale sold 66 horses for revenues of $21,590,000, up 7 percent in gross from the 2015 renewal when 89 horses brought $20,095,500. The average sale price rose 45 percent to $327,121, the median increased 92 percent to $250,000, and the buyback rate remained fairly steady at 31 percent. Four horses sold for seven figures during last year s sale, led by a $1.8 million Tapit FASIG-TIPTION GULFSTREAM SELECTED 2-YEAR-OLDS IN TRAINING SALE WHEN: March 1, 4 p.m. Eastern WHERE: Gulfstream Park, 901 South Federal Highway, Hallandale Beach, FL 33009 PHONE: (859) 255-1555 CATALOG: 160 horses, up 5.3 percent from 152 last year RECENT HISTORY: The 2016 sale posted strong increases in both average and median when it became more select, offering 27 percent fewer horses (96 in 2016 compared with 132 in 2015). Last year s sale attained an average price of $327,121, up 45 percent from 2015, and the median rose 92 percent, to a sale record $250,000, as 66 juveniles sold (down 26 percent from 89 sold in 2015). A colt by Tapit topped the 2016 sale on a final bid of $1.8 million from agent David Ingordo, who signed the ticket on behalf of Bill Farish, Ben Haggin s Woodford Racing, and Robert LaPenta. Bred in Florida by Sienna Farm, the colt is out of the Giant s Causeway mare Bethan, a half-sister to Grade 1 winner and sire Hard Spun. INTERNET: Live streaming at live.drf.com/breeding fasigtipton.com colt later named South Beach. The colt, out of the Giant s Causeway mare Bethan, was purchased by Woodford Racing and Robert LaPenta and is unraced. Old South Farm consigned the colt, as agent. Last year s auction also has produced stakes winner Tap It All, Grade 1-placed Mopotism, Grade 2-placed Jamyson n Ginger, and Grade 3-placed Recruiting Ready and Harlands Thunder.

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PAGE 6 Saturday, February 25, 2017 DAILY RACING FORM DRF.COM/BREEDING FIRST-YEAR SIRES OF JUVENILES AT FLORIDA SALES NO. NO. 2016 2016 NO. NO. 2017 CURRENT YRLGS. YRLG. CAT. CAT. STALLION YOB, SIRE 2017 LOCATION STUD FEE N. HEM. 2YOS SOLD AVG. PRICE FT FLA. OBS MAR. Alternation 2008, Distorted Humor Pin Oak Stud (Ky.) $7,500 80 45 $20,927 4 Animal Kingdom 2008, Leroidesanimaux Darley (Ky.) 30,000 107 53 99,356 1 9 Anthony s Cross 2008, Indian Charlie Pleasant Acres Stallions (Fla.) 2,500 17 5 13,740 1 Bridgetown 2007, Speightstown Died 2014 NA 7 0 -- 1 Corfu 2011, Malibu Moon Bridlewood Farm (Fla.) 3,000 28 5 31,000 1 Currency Swap 2009, High Cotton Woodford Thoroughbreds (Fla.) 2,500 30 11 15,655 3 Data Link 2008, War Front Claiborne Farm (Ky.) 7,500 99 67 34,190 8 Declaration of War 2009, War Front Ashford Stud (Ky.) 40,000 134 77 119,785 1 1 Doctor Chit 2009, War Front Royal Vista Ranches (Okla.) 2,500 13 0 -- 1 El Kingdom 2007, El Prado Stonewall Dominion (Ky.) Private 20 0 -- 1 El Padrino 2009, Pulpit Northview PA (Penn.) 5,000 53 14 11,971 1 Emcee 2008, Unbridled s Song Sequel Stallions New York (N.Y.) 5,000 32 13 19,977 1 Fast Bullet 2008 Speightstown Died 2014 NA 32 8 18,375 1 Flat Out 2006, Flatter Spendthrift Farm (Ky.) 7,000 103 76 31,072 2 6 Fort Larned 2008, E Dubai Adena Springs South (Fla.) 7,500 54 27 24,765 3 Forty Tales 2010, Tale of then Cat Sequel Stallions New York (N.Y.) 6,500 25 9 14,000 1 Graydar 2009, Unbridled s Song Taylor Made Stallions (Ky.) 12,500 99 56 48,714 2 8 I Want Revenge 2006, Stephen Got Even Millennium Farms (Ky.) 5,000 34 14 19,357 1 Jimmy Creed 2009, Distorted Humor Spendthrift Farm (Ky.) 5,000 91 53 31,913 6 Justin Phillip 2008, First Samurai Castleton Lyons (Ky.) 5,000 71 45 31,042 1 4 Liaison 2009, Indian Charlie Spendthrift Farm (Ky.) 5,000 77 51 28,431 6 Morning Line 2007, Tiznow Lane s End (Ky.) 10,000 70 38 34,092 1 5 New Year s Day 2011, Street Cry Hill n Dale Farms (Ky.) 3,500 48 33 21,127 2 Orb 2010, Malibu Moon Claiborne Farm (Ky.) 25,000 99 57 147,325 4 15 Overanalyze 2010, Dixie Union WinStar Farm (Ky.) 10,000 112 61 25,014 2 8 Oxbow 2010, Awesome Again Calumet Farm (Ky.) 20,000 75 27 101,333 2 2 Paynter 2009, Awesome Again WinStar Farm (Ky.) 20,000 95 47 80,638 2 10 Point of Entry 2008, Dynaformer Adena Springs Kentucky (Ky.) 20,000 77 33 62,364 1 6 Poseidon s Warrior 2008, Speightstown Pleasant Acres Stallions (Fla.) 6,500 49 7 11,486 1 Power Broker 2010, Pulpit Hill n Dale Farms (Ky.) 3,500 54 38 23,917 1 Prospective 2009, Malibu Moon Ocala Stud (Fla.) 4,000 56 18 16,328 1 6 Rattlesnake Bridge 2008, Tapit Hartley/De Renzo Thoroughbreds (Fla.) Private 45 9 21,489 3 Shanghai Bobby 2010, Harlan s Holiday Ashford Stud (Ky.) 25,000 113 71 109,324 8 10 Soldat 2008, War Front Woodford Thoroughbreds (Fla.) 5,000 87 39 24,708 1 3 Take Charge Indy 2009, A.P. Indy Jeju Stud (Korea) NA 102 57 38,833 2 12 The Lumber Guy 2009, Grand Slam J.P. Sullivan Farm (Chile) NA 25 9 10,800 1 Treasure Beach 2008, Galileo Pleasant Acres Stallions (Fla.) 10,000 64 12 14,042 1 Turbo Compressor 2008, Halo s Image Breakaway Farm (Ind.) Private 20 2 4,600 1 Violence 2010, Medaglia d Oro Hill n Dale Farms (Ky.) 15,000 126 84 79,727 1 16 Winslow Homer 2007, Unbridled s Song Journeyman Stud (Fla.) 2,500 24 3 6,333 2 Note: This is Animal Kingdom s first crop of Northern Hemisphere 2-year-olds Don t Miss our weekly online Pedigree Perspectives column with bloodstock expert John Sparkman! Check it out at >> DRF.com/news/john-p-sparkman Presented by Where Pedigree Meets Performance Check out all of our breeding & sales content online at DRF.com/breeding

DRF.COM/BREEDING DAILY RACING FORM Saturday, February 25, 2017 PAGE 7 SHANGHAI HEADS DEEP GROUP TESTING MARKET By Nicole Russo Shanghai Bobby put together a stellar juvenile campaign in 2012, going unbeaten at distances from 4 1/2 furlongs to 1 1/16 miles and winning three graded stakes capped by the Breeders Cup Juvenile to earn a divisional Eclipse Award. Shanghai Bobby s accomplishments on the track is one reason anticipation is high for his first crop of juveniles this season. Already commercially popular as weanlings and yearlings, they ll have another test of the market when the juvenile sales season begins in earnest in March. Shanghai Bobby, who stands at Coolmore s Ashford Stud in Versailles, Ky., is among the most well-regarded stallions in a freshman class that also includes three American classic winners and several other Breeders Cup winners. The group is not dominated by a single standout, Fasig-Tipton president Boyd Browning said. It s a solid, representative group with some very interesting and intriguing stallion prospects, Browning said. Shanghai Bobby is a son of the late Harlan s Holiday, who has quietly become a solid sire of sires, with sons including Into Mischief, last year s leading juvenile sire. All six of Shanghai Bobby s yearlings through the ring at last summer s select Fasig-Tipton Saratoga sale fetched six-figure prices, led by a $380,000 filly selected by prominent bloodstock agents Alex Solis and Jason Litt. Shanghai Bobby then recorded an average price of $113,105 from 38 yearlings sold at the bellwether Keeneland September yearling sale, including a $575,000 colt sold to Mayberry Farm and a $400,000 colt sold to Breeze Easy LLC. The sire we are huge fans of, Hunter Valley Farm s Fergus Galvin said after going to $280,000 for a Shanghai Bobby filly during the Keeneland November mixed sale. We think he is going to be one of the top freshman sires for this year. She s just the real deal. Quality is shining through. Anything that especially looks like her is going to be at the top end of the market, and you have to be prepared to pay for it. Shanghai Bobby has the numbers to be a factor in the juvenile sales market. He covered a book of 160 mares in his first season, according to The Jockey Club s Report of Mares Bred. From that first crop, he has eight juveniles a solid number accepted into the select Fasig- Tipton Gulfstream 2-year-old sale, which Barbara D. Livingston Shanghai Bobby s first crop of 2-year-olds will be on offer at sales this year. OBS MARCH 2-YEAR-OLDS IN TRAINING SALE, 2007-16 YEAR OFFERED SOLD NOT SOLD AVERAGE MEDIAN RECEIPTS 2016 434 320 114 $160,275 $102,500 $51,288,000 2015 422 325 97 170,560 105,000 55,432,000 2014 261 201 60 187,201 135,000 37,627,500 2013 236 185 51 155,643 125,000 28,794,000 2012 240 180 60 137,442 100,000 24,739,500 2011 321 237 84 104,266 70,000 24,711,000 2010 237 167 70 106,383 75,000 17,766,000 2009 358 206 152 96,947 68,500 19,971,000 2008 345 233 112 143,262 100,000 33,380,000 2007 379 253 126 104,905 82,000 26,541,000 kicks off the season on March 1. He has 10 cataloged at the Ocala Breeders Sales Co. s March sale of 2-year-olds, which shortly follows on March 14-15. Three American classic winners also will have their first Northern Hemisphere 2-year-olds at sale in Florida in March 2013 Kentucky Derby winner Orb, 2013 Preakness winner Oxbow, and 2011 Derby and 2013 Dubai World Cup winner Animal Kingdom. Orb, a son of Malibu Moon, also won the Continued on page 8

PAGE 8 Saturday, February 25, 2017 DAILY RACING FORM DRF.COM/BREEDING Continued from page 7 2013 Florida Derby before retiring to his birthplace, historic Claiborne Farm. Orb recorded the top price for a first-year sire at Fasig-Tipton Saratoga, as Juddmonte paid $450,000 for one of his fillies. He was then among the leading first-year sires by average at Keeneland September, with 43 yearlings sold for an average of $141,686. He will look to continue his commercial momentum, with four juveniles cataloged at Fasig-Tipton Gulfstream and a solid 15 at OBS March. After finishing sixth to Orb in the Kentucky Derby, Oxbow bounced back with a front-running score in the Preakness, then was second in the Belmont. The Awesome Again horse, who stood his first season at Taylor Made before moving to owner Brad Kelley s Calumet Farm, is from a stallion-making family. Awesome Again s sons at stud include Ghostzapper. On the female side, Oxbow is out of a full sister to champion and prominent sire Tiznow. Two other stallions from this immediate family also have their first runners this year WinStar Farm s Paynter, a son of Awesome Again out of another full sister to Tiznow, and Spendthrift Farm s Awesome Patriot, a full brother to Oxbow. Champion Animal Kingdom, by the late Leroidesanimaux, was one of the most versatile runners of recent years. He won the Derby on dirt, the Dubai World Cup on synthetic, and was multiple Grade 1-placed on turf, including a runner-up effort to two-time Horse of the Year Wise Dan in the Breeders Cup Mile. With those accomplishments lending to his international appeal, he entered stud at Arrowfield Stud in Australia for the 2013 Southern Hemisphere season before reverse shuttling to Darley s Jonabell Farm in Kentucky. His first Australian foals are 2-year-olds on Southern Hemisphere time, with several runners from his initial starters having placed as of press time. Other sires with their first full crop of Northern OBS MARCH SALE OF 2-YEAR-OLDS IN TRAINING WHEN: March 14-15, 10:30 a.m. Eastern WHERE: OBS Sales Complex, 1701 SW 60th Ave., Ocala, Fla. 34474 PHONE: (352) 237-2154 CATALOG: 674 juveniles, up 10.3 percent from 611 horses last year RECENT HISTORY: The 2016 sale posted across-the-board declines in all key measures while selling 320 horses (down 1.5 percent from 2015) for a total of $51,288,000 (down 7.5 percent), an average price of $160,275 (down 6 percent), and a median price of $102,500 (down 2.4 percent). Lane s End Bloodstock bought the sale topper, a $1.7 million colt by Smart Strike out of the Grade 2-placed Unbridled s Song mare Glamorista. Bred in Illinois by Brinker Hill Farm and consigned by Eddie Woods, agent, the colt is from the family of Grade 1 winner Critical Eye and was the fourthhighest-priced horse ever to sell at an OBS sale. INTERNET: Live streaming at www.obssales.com Hemisphere juveniles this year include Breeders Cup Classic winner Fort Larned, Breeders Cup Juvenile winner New Year s Day, Eclipse Award winner Trinniberg, multiple European classic winner Camelot, and Grade 1/Group 1 winners Champ Pegasus, Cityscape, Currency Swap, Data Link, Dawn Approach, Declaration of War, Emcee, Farhh, Flat Out, Graydar, I Want Revenge, Jimmy Creed, Liaison, Morning Line, Overanalyze, Point of Entry, Poseidon s Warrior, Power Broker, Reckless Abandon, Smiling Tiger, Take Charge Indy, The Lumber Guy, Treasure Beach, Turbo Compressor, Ultimate Eagle, Violence, and Worthadd. Follow Nicole Russo on Twitter @DRFRusso

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No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without the prior permission of the Copyright holder. Entries, results, charts and related information provided by: The Thoroughbred Industry s Official Source for Racing Information www.equibase.com 821 Corporate Drive Lexington, KY 40503-2794 Information pertaining to pedigrees and production records of North American horses contained herein The Jockey Club (2017). All rights reserved. No part of this work covered by this copyright may be reproduced in any form or by any means without written permission of The Jockey Club. Breeding and sales information provided by The Jockey Club Information Services. Data provided or compiled by or for Daily Racing Form LLC, Equibase Company LLC, and The Jockey Club Information generally are accurate but occasionally errors and omissions occur as a result of incorrect data received from others, mistakes in processing and other causes. Daily Racing Form LLC, Equibase Company LLC, and The Jockey Club Information Systems disclaim responsibility for the consequences, if any, of such errors, but would appreciate their being called to their attention. By Joe Nevills The following are horses to watch at the Fasig- Tipton Gulfstream sale of select 2-year-olds in training, based on their pedigrees and past auction performance, both their own and notable family members. Pre-sale under-tack show performance, conformation, physical characteristics, veterinarian records, and late pedigree updates were not taken into consideration. Selections were made before outs were announced. Hip No. 15, ch. f., Tapit Above Heaven, by Mr. Greeley, consigned by Kings Equine, agent Her third dam is Broodmare of the Year Oatsee, putting her in the family of Preakness Stakes winner Shackleford, Grade 1-winning second dam Lady Joanne, and Grade 2 winner Afleeting Lady. She was a $380,000 buyback at last year s Keeneland September yearling sale. Hip No. 36, gr. or ro. f., Eskendereya Champagne Royale, by French Deputy, consigned by Kings Equine, agent A half-sister to Grade 1 winners Majestic Harbor and Danza. Her dam, stakes-placed Champagne Royale, sold with this filly in utero for $825,000 at the 2014 Fasig-Tipton Kentucky fall select mixed sale. Hip No. 38, gr. or ro. c., Tapit Christmas Star, by Star de Naskra, property of Hoby & Layna Kight Christmas Star s eight winners from nine runners includes Grade 1 winner Cuvee, Grade 2 winner Will He Shine, Grade 3-placed Harpoon, and three additional stakes-placed runners. Grade 1 winners Olympio and Pyro are in the extended family. Hip No. 40, dk. b. or br. f., Scat Daddy Classic Strike, by Smart Strike, consigned by Hartley/De Renzo Thoroughbreds, agent Grade 2 winner Handsome Mike is a full brother to this filly, while her half-siblings include Grade 1 winner Union Strike and stakesplaced Classic Sense. The filly was a $450,000 RNA at the Keeneland September sale and brought $270,000 as a weanling. Hip No. 48, b. c., Curlin Dress the Part, by Malibu Moon, consigned by William B. Harrigan, agent The first foal out of stakes winner Dress the Part, from the family of Grade 2 winner Onlyforyou. He sold for $240,000 at last year s Fasig- Tipton Saratoga select yearling sale. Hip No. 57, b. f., Uncle Mo Flowers Athefinish, by Grand Reward, consigned by Cary Frommer, agent A full sister to multiple-stakes-placed Mighty Mo, from the family of Australian Group 1 winner Moriarty. She brought $250,000 at the Fasig-Tipton Kentucky July yearling sale. Hip No. 59, ch. c., Curlin Franscat, by Stormin Fever, consigned by Hartley/De Renzo Thoroughbreds, agent Franscat s seven foals to race are all winners, including stakes winners Swinger s Party and Hubba Shake and Grade 3-placed Powhatan County. This colt topped last year s Fasig-Tipton July sale at $475,000. Hip No. 64, b. c., Medaglia d Oro Golden Artemis, by Malibu Moon, consigned by Eddie Woods, agent A half-brother to Grade 1 winner My Conquestadory, a mare who sold for $1.5 million at last year s Keeneland November breeding stock sale. Hip No. 73, ch. c., Tapit Hurricane Flag, by Storm Cat, consigned by SGV Thoroughbreds, agent A $475,000 purchase out of last year s Keeneland September sale. This colt s third dam is champion Personal Ensign, putting him in the family of Broodmare of the Year Personal Flag; champion Storm Flag Flying; Grade 1 winners My Flag, Miner s Mark, Traditionally, and Mr Speaker; Grade 2 winners Parading and Interactif; and Grade 3 winners Animal Spirits, Divine Oath, and Ocho Ocho Ocho. Hip No. 76, ch. c., Malibu Moon I m Breathtaking, by Elusive Quality, consigned by Wavertree Stables Inc., agent This colt is a full brother to Grade 2-placed stakes winner Matador and a half to stakesplaced My Cousin Martha. Further down the page are Grade 1 winners New Year s Day and Shared Account and Grade 2 winners Pok Ta Pok, Justwhistledixie, Mohaymen, Sapphire n Silk, and Shaniko. Hip No. 80, b. c., Tapit Ithinkisawapudycat, by Bluegrass Cat, consigned by Eddie Woods, agent A full brother to Grade 1 winner Sweet Loretta, from the family of Canadian champion Spring in the Air, Grade 1 winner Palace Episode, and Grade 2 winner Tejano Run. She was the secondmost-expensive horse of last year s Fasig-Tipton July sale at $450,000. Hip No. 86, dk. b. or br. c., Pioneerof the Nile Katz Me If You Can, by Storm Cat, property of Starting Point Thoroughbreds Grade 2 winner Katz Me If You Can s four winners from six runners includes graded Continued on page 10

PAGE 10 Saturday, February 25, 2017 DAILY RACING FORM DRF.COM/BREEDING Continued from page 9 stakes producers Unkatzable and This Cat Can Dance. The colt sold for $280,000 at the Keeneland September sale. Hip No. 87, b. c., Awesome Again Kiss the Lady, by Quiet American, consigned by Eddie Woods, agent The second foal out of stakes-placed Kiss the Lady, he brought $400,000 at last year s Fasig-Tipton Saratoga sale. The page features Irish champion Minstrella and Grade 2 winners A Little Warm, Mini Sermon, Colonial Minstrel, and Blofeld. Hip No. 90, Fiftyshadesoftapit, ch, c, Tapit Lady of Fifty, by After Market, consigned by Wavertree Stables Inc., agent The first foal out of Grade 1 winner Lady of Fifty. He was a $625,000 buyback at the Fasig-Tipton Saratoga sale, giving him the highest yearling hammer price of the Gulfstream sale catalog. Hip No. 92, b. c., Giant s Causeway Leaveminthedust, by Danzig, consigned by Wavertree Stables Inc., agent All five runners out of Leaveminthedust are winners, including Grade 1-placed Danzig Moon and Canadian classic-placed Leavem In Malibu. Champions Inside Information and Smuggler and Grade 1/ Group 1 winners Quick as Lightning, Educated Risk, Hot Cha Cha and Evilasio are in the female family. Hip No. 94, Bridaled Temper, b. f., War Front Louve des Reves, by Sadler s Wells, consigned by McKathan Bros, agent A full sister to French Group 3-placed Omar Bradley, from the family of Group 1 winners Loup Sauvage and Loup Solitaire, as well as Grade 2 winner Loup Breton. She was a $180,000 RNA at last year s Keeneland September sale. Hip No. 98, gr. or ro. c., Frankel Manerbe, by Unbridled s Song, consigned be McKathan Bros., agent The first Frankel foal to be offered at a North American 2-year-old auction sold as a yearling in France for $457,683. He is a half-brother to Grade 3 winner Marbre Rose, from the family of Grade 1 winners Zoftig, Zaftig, and Zo Impressive. Hip No. 135, b. c., Bernardini Winner, by Horse Chestnut, consigned by Hartley/De Renzo Thoroughbreds, agent A half-brother to Grade 3 winner Ocho Ocho Ocho and Grade 2-placed Private Ensign. He brought $350,000 at the Fasig- Tipton Saratoga sale. Hip No. 145, b. f., Medaglia d Oro Starinthemeadow, by Meadowlake, consigned by Hartley/De Renzo Thoroughbreds, agent Grade 1 winner Weemissfrankie and Grade 2-placed Stop Smiling are halfsiblings to this filly, who was a $310,000 Keeneland September purchase. The extended family includes Grade 1 winner Stormy Pick. Hip No. 153, b. c., Tiznow Sweet Damsel, by Turkoman, consigned by Niall Brennan stables, agent A full brother to Grade 1 winner Colonel John, Steeplechase Grade 1 winner Mr. Hot Stuff, and stakes-placed Kayce Ace, as well as a half-sibling to Grade 3-placed Caroline s Gold. He brought $150,000 at the Keeneland September sale.

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PAGE 12 Saturday, February 25, 2017 DAILY RACING FORM DRF.COM/BREEDING 2016 LEADING FLORIDA GENERAL SIRES ST. 2016 RANK NAME (BORN, SIRE) 2017 FARM 2017 STUD FEE RNRS WNRS SWS WINS CHIEF EARNER, EARNINGS EARNINGS TOP RUNNER-BEYER 1 Wildcat Heir (2000, Forest Wildcat) Died 2015 235 148 4 5 Chief Lion-$305,915 $6,177,581 Rainbow Heir-102 Wild Dude-102 2 High Cotton (2003, Dixie Union) Ocala Stud $4,000 180 92 5 6 R Angel Katelyn-$147,120 3,485,516 Marnesia Big Girl-90 3 First Dude (2007, Stephen Got Even) Double Diamond Farm $10,000 116 65 3 3 Dude Fantasy-$335,000 3,249,001 Sticksstatelydude-103 4 With Distinction (2001, Storm Cat) Hartley/De Renzo Thoroughbreds $7,500 139 71 1 1 We re All Set-$155,280 2,549,536 Distinctive B-97 5 In Summation (2003, Put It Back) Ocala Stud $2,500 118 58 3 5 Calculator-$254,960 2,341,742 Calculator-103 6 Gone Astray (2006, Dixie Union) Northwest Stud $5,000 101 46 2 6 Three Rules-$700,640 2,310,143 Three Rules-92 7 Awesome of Course (2000, Awesome Again) Ocala Stud $50,000 93 48 2 6 Awesome Banner-$526,035 2,028,830 Awesome Banner-97 8 A. P. Warrior (2003, A.P. Indy) NA 90 50 1 2 Annie Rocks-$134,325 1,883,882 Moment of Delight-91 Warrioroftheroses-91 9 Big Drama (2006, Montbrook) Stonewall s Prestige Stallions $7,500 71 40 1 2 R Kinsley Doll-$211,660 1,673,866 Mr. Kisses-88 10 Adios Charlie (2008, Indian Charlie) Ocala Stud $2,500 56 30 2 2 Shane s Girlfriend-$271,200 1,649,220 Shane s Girlfriend-95 11 Two Step Salsa (2005, Petionville) Get Away Farm $7,500 94 45 1 1 Two Step Time-$129,835 1,601,980 Classic Salsa-93 12 Exclusive Quality (2003, Elusive Quality) Journeyman Stud $1,500 106 57 0 0 Dreaming of Neno-$70,260 1,572,817 Dreaming of Neno-95 13 Greatness (1999, Mr. Prospector) Prestige Stallions $6,000 65 33 0 0 Great Smoke-$106,310 1,097,281 Good Lord-85 14 Montbrook (1990, Buckaroo) Ocala Stud Died 2013 66 37 0 0 Schivarelli-$98,640 1,050,802 Schivarelli-98 15 Yesbyjimminy (2004, Yes It s True) Pensioned 47 23 1 1 Coppa-$123,345 852,099 Clowney-94 16 Burning Roma (1998, Rubiano) Prestige Stallions $6,000 30 20 1 1 Sheer Drama-$252,200 757,168 Sheer Drama-100 17 West Acre (1995, Forty Niner) Died August 2012 Died 2012 19 12 2 2 Always Sunshine-$197,900 707,037 Fast Flying Rumor-108 18 Hear No Evil (2000, Carson City) Ocala Stud $2,500 32 16 1 1 Ballet Diva-$143,270 663,953 Southern Barbecue-88 19 Flashstorm (2004, Storm Cat) Northwest Stud $2,500 42 21 1 1 Abounding Legacy-$97,955 592,724 Abounding Legacy-88 20 J P s Gusto (2008, Successful Appeal) Bridlewood Farm $2,000 22 13 0 0 La Key-$74,000 531,246 Epic Journey-88 21 Wagon Limit (1994, Conquistador Cielo) Bridlewood Farm $2,000 11 9 1 2 Delta Bluesman-$341,600 523,422 Delta Bluesman-103 22 Silver Tree (2000, Hennessy) Vegso Racing Stable $2,500 24 14 0 0 Tree Shaker-$80,085 428,521 Tree Fire-86 23 Biondetti (2008, Bernardini) Woodford Thoroughbreds $4,000 37 10 0 0 Bella Vincenza-$69,338 401,462 Conscripted-73 24 Crown of Thorns (2005, Repent) Woodford Thoroughbreds $2,000 26 12 0 0 Kristie s Heart-$55,145 371,949 I malreadythere-93 25 Factum (2008, Storm Cat) Stonehedge Farm South Private 24 13 0 0 I m a Factum-$47,950 339,822 I m a Factum-74 26 Overdriven (2009, Tale of the Cat) Ocala Stud $2,500 28 9 0 0 Red Crescent-$58,390 335,495 Red Crescent-78 27 Telling (2004, A.P. Indy) Prestige Stallions $10,000 23 8 0 0 Telling Tony-$71,590 290,410 Telling Tony-81 28 Spellbinder (2001, Tale of the Cat) Pensioned 13 5 0 0 Gryvon-$61,330 282,312 Gryvon-86 29 Backtalk (2007, Smarty Jones) Bridlewood Farm $3,000 17 7 0 0 We ve Got to Talk-$51,996 279,370 Spintalk-77 30 Senor Swinger (2000, El Prado IRE) La Mancha Farm NA 27 13 0 0 Sally Pollock High-$49,475 $277,079 Swing Dixie-71 2016 LEADING FLORIDA TURF SIRES ST. 2016 RANK NAME (BORN, SIRE) 2017 FARM 2017 STUD FEE RNRS WNRS SWS WINS CHIEF EARNER, EARNINGS EARNINGS TOP RUNNER-BEYER 1 Wildcat Heir (2000, Forest Wildcat) Died 2015 108 32 2 2 My Good Venezuela-$93,504 $1,467,820 Rainbow Heir-102 2 In Summation (2003, Put It Back) Ocala Stud $2,500 54 11 0 0 Summation Time-$86,725 579,752 Calculator-96 Summation Time-96 3 High Cotton (2003, Dixie Union) Ocala Stud $4,000 70 15 0 0 Very Very Stella-$63,980 566,774 Tequesta Storm-88 4 First Dude (2007, Stephen Got Even) Double Diamond Farm $10,000 58 15 0 0 First Girl-$76,049 543,466 Mom s On Strike-93 5 Big Drama (2006, Montbrook) Stonewall s Prestige Stallions $7,500 41 10 0 0 Determined Lady-$111,223 442,872 Beaumarchais-87 Determined Lady-87 6 A. P. Warrior (2003, A.P. Indy) NA 35 11 0 0 Metaphorically-$78,890 412,356 Metaphorically-88 7 Two Step Salsa (2005, Petionville) Get Away Farm $7,500 43 9 1 1 Two Step Time-$78,515 401,224 Two Step Time-92 8 Exclusive Quality (2003, Elusive Quality) Journeyman Stud $1,500 40 10 0 0 Thinkinquality-$64,440 388,356 Prince Vincenzo-91 9 Awesome of Course (2000, Awesome Again) Ocala Stud $50,000 36 10 1 1 Swift Lady-$91,590 353,925 Swift Lady-90 10 Yesbyjimminy (2004, Yes It s True) Pensioned 15 8 0 0 Creaky Cricket-$75,850 291,342 Whitfields Return-89 11 With Distinction (2001, Storm Cat) Hartley/De Renzo Thoroughbreds $7,500 40 6 0 0 Forall the Marbles-$56,490 279,326 Padilla-91 12 Gone Astray (2006, Dixie Union) Northwest Stud $5,000 48 7 0 0 Mr. Pinocchio-$31,000 258,028 Gone to Bali-87 13 Biondetti (2008, Bernardini) Woodford Thoroughbreds $4,000 16 6 0 0 Bella Vincenza-$65,300 251,884 Conscripted-73 14 Greatness (1999, Mr. Prospector) Prestige Stallions $6,000 33 6 0 0 Dagney s Revenge-$39,730 233,293 Great Attack-84 15 Silver Tree (2000, Hennessy) Vegso Racing Stable $2,500 20 7 0 0 Cowgirl Tough-$54,500 225,812 Tree Fire-86

DRF.COM/BREEDING DAILY RACING FORM Saturday, February 25, 2017 PAGE 13 HIGH COTTON RISES AMONG ACTIVE FLORIDA SIRES High Cotton started strong six years ago as Florida s leading freshman sire of 2011, and he followed through on the potential in 2016 as the state s top returning sire by overall progeny earnings. The 14-year-old son of Dixie Union had 92 winners last year also the most in the state for a returning sire with earnings of $3,485,516. His five stakes winners and six stakes wins also led or tied all Florida stallions. High Cotton stands at Ocala Stud in Ocala for an advertised fee of $4,000. He has seven crops of racing age. We re happy to have him, said J. Michael O Farrell Jr. of Ocala Stud. He s done extremely well for us. It s about getting runners, and he gets runners. That s the name of the game. Leading the way among High Cotton s runners was R Angel Katelyn, a filly out of the Southern Halo mare Send for an Angel, whose four wins in six starts during her 2-year-old campaign included the Sandpiper Stakes at Tampa Bay Downs and the Juvenile Filly Sprint Stakes at Gulfstream Park West. High Cotton was represented in the Florida Sire Stakes series by Meadow Star Stakes winner She s Incredible, Unbridled Stakes winner Dream of Me, and four others who were stakes-placed during the series. His runners included Dream of Me and Call to Honor, who finished first and third in the Unbridled Stakes for Floridasired 3-year-old males. Outside of Florida, High Cotton was led by Karen s Silk, winner of the Marshua Stakes at Laurel Park. High Cotton has steadily climbed to the top of Florida s sire ranks after besting his freshman contemporaries with a crop that included Grade 1 winner Currency Swap. High Cotton finished in the state s top 10 by overall progeny earnings for the first time in 2015. He s been a solid stallion for us over the years, O Farrell said. He started off with a bang. He had a small book in his third year, which a lot of stallions do when they go to stud, but when the horses ran in his first few crops and showed what he could do, his books started to enlarge again. He s gotten a lot of solid runners and a lot of happy owners. At the end of the day, it s about happy people, and he gives you a lot of happy people. While High Cotton led Florida s active returning sires by progeny earnings, he finished behind the late perennial powerhouse Wildcat Heir among all Florida stallions. In his third consecutive season atop the overall leader board, Wildcat Heir had 148 Barbara D. Livingston Gone Astray was the leading juvenile sire in Florida, with $1,323,548 in earnings. winners, the most of any Florida stallion living or dead, and earnings of $6,177,581. His top runners included Grade 2 winner Wild Dude, Grade 2-placed Chief Lion, and Grade 3-placed My Dear Venezuela and Sword Fighter. Wildcat Heir died in early 2015 at age 15. He had stood at Journeyman Stud in Ocala. Joe Nevills Leading juvenile sire: Gone Astray With the select Fasig-Tipton 2-year-old sale at Gulfstream Park and the Ocala Breeders Sales Co. hosting several prominent sales, Florida is at the epicenter of the nation s 2-year-old sales action. As those youngsters graduate from the sales ring to the racetrack, they have ample opportunities on the Sunshine State s busy racing calendar with the lucrative Florida Sire Series and other events providing added incentive for in-state stallions. Thus, it s no small thing to be a leading juvenile sire in Florida. Leading that important category in 2016 was Northwest Stud s Gone Astray whose bankroll of $1,323,548 earned by his 2-year-olds edged out the state s leading active general sire, Ocala Stud s High Cotton, with $1,222,384. Gone Astray, a son of Dixie Union who stands for $5,000, finished sixth on the general sire list. Millionaire Gone Astray won three graded stakes during his own racing career, taking the Pennsylvania Derby and Ohio Derby, both Grade 2 events, and following up with the Grade 3 Salvator Mile the next year. He entered stud in 2012 and was third on the 2015 freshman sire list. Gone Astray s second crop of juveniles in 2016 was led by four-time stakes winner Three Rules, who followed a score in the Birdonthewire Stakes by sweeping the Florida Sire Dr. Fager, Affirmed, and In Reality divisions. For the victory in the Dr. Fager, he earned a Beyer Speed Figure of 92 the 12th best by a 2-year-old male nationally in 2016. Three Rules suffered his first loss when sixth in the Breeders Cup Juvenile. He finished second in the Grade 2 Swale Continued on page 14

PAGE 14 Saturday, February 25, 2017 DAILY RACING FORM DRF.COM/BREEDING 2016 LEADING FLORIDA JUVENILE SIRES ST. 2016 RANK NAME (BORN, SIRE) 2017 FARM 2017 STUD FEE RNRS WNRS SWS WINS CHIEF EARNER, EARNINGS EARNINGS TOP RUNNER-BEYER 1 Gone Astray (2006, Dixie Union) Northwest Stud $5,000 50 15 1 4 Three Rules-$700,640 $1,323,548 Three Rules-92 2 High Cotton (2003, Dixie Union) Ocala Stud $4,000 57 27 1 2 R Angel Katelyn-$147,120 1,222,384 Storming My Way-79 3 First Dude (2007, Stephen Got Even) Double Diamond Farm $10,000 48 18 1 1 Dude Fantasy-$335,000 918,595 Worth Avenue-78 4 Wildcat Heir (2000, Forest Wildcat) Died 2015 52 25 0 0 Jewel Heist-$75,000 792,765 Sword Fighter-80 5 Adios Charlie (2008, Indian Charlie) Ocala Stud $2,500 37 13 1 1 Shane s Girlfriend-$271,200 699,810 Shane s Girlfriend-95 6 Biondetti (2008, Bernardini) Woodford Thoroughbreds $4,000 37 10 0 0 Bella Vincenza-$69,338 401,462 Conscripted-73 7 In Summation (2003, Put It Back) Ocala Stud $2,500 28 9 1 3 Derek Adrian-$89,284 365,751 Awsum Roar-79 8 Overdriven (2009, Tale of the Cat) Ocala Stud $2,500 28 9 0 0 Red Crescent-$58,390 335,495 Red Crescent-78 9 Two Step Salsa (2005, Petionville) Get Away Farm $7,500 25 6 0 0 Un Paso Alante-$41,100 226,589 First Step-68 10 Awesome of Course (2000, Awesome Again) Ocala Stud $50,000 17 7 0 0 Woot Woot-$50,080 198,440 Woot Woot-70 11 Iqbaal (2006, Medaglia d Oro) Ward Ranch Private 9 3 0 0 Big City Dreamin-$44,400 178,742 Riv-78 12 Backtalk (2007, Smarty Jones) Bridlewood Farm $3,000 9 3 0 0 We ve Got to Talk-$51,996 152,409 We ve Got to Talk-59 13 Exclusive Quality (2003, Elusive Quality) Journeyman Stud $1,500 13 5 0 0 Touch of Quality-$32,940 146,391 Dixie Kicks-66 Grubered-66 14 With Distinction (2001, Storm Cat) Hartley/De Renzo Thoroughbreds $7,500 12 4 0 0 Distinction Bird-$31,827 133,444 Cowboy Affair-60 Cubagua-60 15 Factum (2008, Storm Cat) Stonehedge Farm South Private 12 5 0 0 Factum s Image-$28,573 132,062 Won Eye Jet-55 16 Big Drama (2006, Montbrook) Stonewall s Prestige Stallions $7,500 17 6 0 0 Santi Knows Best-$24,670 128,310 Santi Knows Best-75 17 A. P. Warrior (2003, A.P. Indy) NA 7 3 0 0 My Lerler-$45,150 121,180 My Lerler-69 18 Field Commission (2005, Service Stripe) Solera Farm $2,500 11 4 0 0 Drafted-$26,995 102,765 Field Trip-79 19 J P s Gusto (2008, Successful Appeal) Bridlewood Farm $2,000 5 2 0 0 La Key-$74,000 99,962 La Key-69 20 Flashstorm (2004, Storm Cat) Northwest Stud $2,500 14 4 0 0 Cinderela El Crome-$45,550 92,306 Cinderela El Crome-78 21 Greatness (1999, Mr. Prospector) Prestige Stallions $6,000 8 1 0 0 Menacing Dennis-$21,081 65,773 Menacing Dennis-71 22 Crown of Thorns (2005, Repent) Woodford Thoroughbreds $2,000 8 3 0 0 Crown Lake-$16,450 58,552 Major Key-74 23 Yesbyjimminy (2004, Yes It s True) Pensioned 7 2 0 0 Hot and Heavy-$27,207 53,911 Hot and Heavy-66 24 Telling (2004, A.P. Indy) Prestige Stallions $10,000 9 2 0 0 Tell Me a Story-$25,905 43,890 Tell Me a Story-79 25 Wagon Limit (1994, Conquistador Cielo) Bridlewood Farm $2,000 2 2 0 0 Red Wagon-$20,600 39,315 Silverdollardreams-54 2016 LEADING FLORIDA FRESHMAN SIRES 2017 CHIEF EARNER, 2016 TOP RANK NAME (BORN, SIRE) 2017 FARM STUD FEE RNRS WNRS SWS EARNINGS EARNINGS RUNNER-BEYER 1 Biondetti (2008, Bernardini) Woodford Thoroughbreds $4,000 37 10 0 Bella Vincenza-$69,338 $401,462 Conscripted-73 2 Overdriven (2009, Tale of the Cat) Ocala Stud $2,500 28 9 0 Red Crescent-$58,390 335,495 Red Crescent-78 3 Gary D (2007, Successful Appeal) NA 6 3 0 Fergielicious-$26,380 60,429 Tres Huevos-56 4 Our Celebration (2008, Stormy Atlantic) Stonebridge Farm $2,500 2 1 0 Tanyas Pride-$18,000 23,605 El Mayito-49 5 Revolving (2009, A.P. Indy) Stonehedge Farm South Private 7 0 0 Randy Sr-$14,340 19,410 Randy Sr-52 Continued from page 13 Stakes last month at Gulfstream Park in his 3-year-old debut. He will look to step onto the classics trail by stretching out in the Grade 2 Fountain of Youth Stakes next out. Gone Astray s juveniles last year also included Pretty Boy Flash, who finished third in the Grade 1 Hopeful Stakes at Saratoga, and Alice B Winkle, third in the Furlough Stakes at Aqueduct. Gone Astray, who raced as a homebred for the vaunted Phipps Stable, is out of a daughter of champion Inside Information, who also produced champion Smuggler. It is the family of Grade 1 winner Educated Risk. Nicole Russo Leading turf sire: In Summation In Summation s showcase runners almost uniformly did their best work on the main track, but a steady stream of performers on the grass helped propel the stallion to the top of Florida s list of active returning sires by turf earnings in 2016. The 14-year-old son of Put It Back had 11 turf winners last year and combined progeny earnings on the grass of $579,752. He stands at Ocala Stud in Ocala for $2,500. Heading up In Summation s turf runners were stakes-placed Summation Time and Awsum Roar. He s got the feet of a turf horse himself and gets a lot of his individuals with turf feet, so a lot of them do run well on the turf, which is great, Ocala Stud s J. Michael O Farrell Jr. said. There s way more turf-sprint races in the world than there used to be 30 years ago. A pair of horses tied for In Summation s highest Beyer Speed Figure performance on the turf, each registering a 96. Summation Time earned that number finishing second in the Gin Rummy Champ Stakes at Gulfstream Park West and earned Beyers of 95 and 94 earlier in his campaign. Calculator earned a 96 Beyer for a third-place effort in a Del Mar optional-claiming race. In addition to earning In Summation s co-highest Beyer in 2016, Calculator finished second in the Grade 1 Carter Handicap and Grade 2 Churchill Downs Stakes and ran third in the Grade 2 San Carlos Stakes, all on dirt. Other main-

ACTIVE FLORIDA STALLIONS BEYER SIRE PERFORMANCE STANDINGS DRF.COM/BREEDING DAILY RACING FORM Saturday, February 25, 2017 PAGE 15 Data includes all North American starts that were assigned a Beyer Speed Figure in 2016. There were no filters applied for starters based on age, distance, or surface. Sires are ranked in this chart by the number of horses posting a 90 or higher Beyer Speed Figure. 90+ BEYER SPEED FIGURES 100+ BEYER SPEED FIGURES NO. NO. OF PERCENTAGE NO. NO. OF PERCENTAGE HIGHEST HIGHEST SIRE STUD FEE STARTERS STARTS HORSES BEYERS OF STARTERS HORSES BEYERS OF STARTERS BEYER HORSE BEYER In Summation $2,500 103 639 3 14 2.90% 2 3 1.90% Calculator 103 With Distinction $7,500 113 867 3 5 2.60% 0 0 0.00% Distinctive B 97 Exclusive Quality $1,500 95 619 3 3 3.10% 0 0 0.00% Dreaming of Neno 95 Awesome of Course $5,000 83 470 2 6 2.40% 0 0 0.00% Awesome Banner 97 First Dude $10,000 110 598 2 4 1.80% 1 2 0.90% Sticksstatelydude 103 Two Step Salsa $7,500 84 534 2 3 2.30% 0 0 0.00% Classic Salsa 93 Wagon Limit $2,000 10 97 1 7 10.00% 1 3 10.00% Delta Bluesman 103 Burning Roma $6,000 26 251 1 2 3.80% 1 1 3.80% Sheer Drama 100 Crown of Thorns $2,000 24 144 1 2 4.10% 0 0 0.00% I malreadythere 93 Adios Charlie $2,500 48 210 1 1 2.00% 0 0 0.00% Shane s Girlfriend 95 Gone Astray $5,000 92 470 1 1 1.00% 0 0 0.00% Three Rules 92 Mach Ride $2,000 10 60 1 1 10.00% 0 0 0.00% Mach My Day 91 The Green Monkey $5,000 14 107 1 1 7.10% 0 0 0.00% Monkey Money 91 High Cotton $4,000 158 904 1 1 0.60% 0 0 0.00% Marnesia Big Girl 90 track runners by In Summation of note last year included Grade 3 winner Puntrooskie and Puerto Rican Group 1 winner Derek Adrian. Wildcat Heir had 32 turf winners, the most by any Florida sire and more than double the next-closest sire. His leading runners on the grass included stakes winners Rainbow Heir and Daring Kathy. Joe Nevills Leading freshman sire: Biondetti Biondetti was a May foal, but nevertheless developed quickly to stand out among his peers. He won three of four starts as a 2-year-old, including the Group 1 Gran Criterium in Italy. As his stud career begins, he seemingly has passed his precocity on to his own foals. Biondetti, standing at Woodford Stud for $4,000, led the Florida freshman sire list by both earnings and winners for 2016, with 10 winners bankrolling $401,462. Overdriven, standing at Ocala Stud, was second in both categories, with nine winners and $335,495. Biondetti s juvenile statistics were good enough to place him fifth among active sires on Florida s overall juvenile sire list. Biondetti s earnings in 2016 were led by a pair of fillies: Bella Vincenza made eight starts, winning once and finishing second three times, and Clever Girl won both her starts, which came at Churchill Downs and Fair Grounds. None of Biondetti s runners made an impact in stakes company as a juvenile, but another of his daughters, Lady Racer, finished second in the OBS Sprint Fillies Division in January in her 3-year-old debut. From the first crop of Bernardini, Biondetti is from an accomplished female family. He is a half-brother to Delta Princess, dam of the late three-time Eclipse Award champion Royal Delta. This family is beginning to produce solid young sires. In addition to Biondetti s success in Florida with his first crop, Royal Delta s Grade 2-placed half-brother Empire Way was California s leading freshman sire by earnings last year. Nicole Russo Beyer standings: Exclusive Quality shines Exclusive Quality, with 95 representatives on the track in 2016, finished 10th on Florida s general sire list based on earnings. However, he factored prominently in Daily Racing Form s Beyer Sire Performance Standings unveiled last month an exclusive metric to examine stallion progeny performance in-depth, often highlighting under-the-radar sires. Beyer Speed Figures were incorporated into Daily Racing Form s past performances in 1992 and are now an industry standard for the comparison of one horse s performance to another. The Beyer Sire Performance Standings provide the breeding industry with an additional metric to compare stallion progeny performance beyond wins and earnings. The standings provide totals and percentages for progeny who surpass specific Beyer benchmarks in North American races. While traditional sire lists based on earnings can be slanted by one or two major runners or casino-inflated purses on some circuits the Beyer Sire Performance Standings look beyond these factors. Beyers are assigned to all runners in a race, allowing DRF s sire lists to include all performances. Among active Florida stallions with 50 or more starters in 2016, Exclusive Quality led the way by the percentage of those individuals who earned a benchmark Beyer Speed Figure of 90 or greater, with 3.1 percent of his runners doing so. The Journeyman Stud resident s top figure was recorded by Dreaming of Neno, who posted a 95 Beyer while winning an optional-claiming event in June at Monmouth Park. Among Florida stallions with 100 or more starters in 2016, In Summation led the state s Beyer Sire Performance Standings by percentage of individuals to record a 90 or greater, with 2.9 percent. In Summation, also the state s leading turf sire by earnings, was the only active Florida stallion to have multiple runners recording a triple-digit Beyer. Following In Summation by percentage of runners to record Beyers of 90 and up came With Distinction (2.6 percent), First Dude (1.8 percent), and High Cotton (0.6 percent). High Cotton is the state s leading active general sire by earnings, offering another illustration of how the Beyer standings can provide a different look at stallion performance. Nicole Russo

PAGE 16 Saturday, February 25, 2017 DAILY RACING FORM DRF.COM/BREEDING PAIR OF CURLIN S SONS TOP NEW FLORIDA STALLIONS By Nicole Russo As rapidly rising young classic sires with major contenders on this year s Kentucky Derby trail, Curlin and Pioneerof the Nile are among the most in-demand stallions in Kentucky this year. Each has a classic-placed son entering stud this year in Florida, giving a big kick to the Sunshine State s program. Ride On Curlin, who finished second in the 2014 Preakness Stakes to champion California Chrome, is entering stud at Pleasant Acres Stallions in Morriston for an advertised fee of $5,000, tied as the most expensive newcomer in the state. Social Inclusion, third in that Preakness, debuts at Woodford Thoroughbreds in Reddick for a fee of $4,000. Ride On Curlin won his second start by 7 3/4 lengths, running 5 1/2 furlongs at Ellis Park in what was then a track-record 1:03. Grade 1-placed as a juvenile and during the following spring s classic prep program at Oaklawn Park, he contested all three legs of the 2014 Triple Crown, with his highlight the Preakness runner-up effort, 1 1/2 lengths behind California Chrome. Eased in the Belmont, he was given the rest of the year off and came back to be multiple stakes placed as an older horse. Ride On Curlin is a stunning individual, said Michelle Hemingway, director of bloodstock at Pleasant Acres. Being a track-record setter in July of his 2-year-old campaign will make him very attractive to Florida breeders. In my mind, Curlin looks to be an up-and-coming sire of sires. Ride On Curlin is out of Grade 2-placed Magical Ride, who in turn is out of Grade 1 winner Victory Ride. Ride On Curlin is one of two sons of Curlin entering stud in Florida and the other also comes from an outstanding female family. Jess s Dream, the only son of 2009 Horse of the Year and Hall of Fame racemare Rachel Alexandra, was officially retired to Ocala Stud in December. Jess s Dream won his only start, which came in August 2015 at Saratoga. Various physical issues derailed his attempts at a further campaign. Nevertheless, he also debuts for $5,000 at Ocala Stud, which successfully partnered with breeder Stonestreet Farm to launch the stud career of Kantharos, who moved to Kentucky this year after several strong seasons in Florida. We ve been standing stallions for a long time, and there hasn t been a better-pedigreed horse in Florida than Jess s Dream, Ocala Stud s J. Michael O Farrell said. We are grateful to Stonestreet for the opportunity to stand another exciting stallion prospect. They Barbara D. Livingston Ride On Curlin is standing for a fee of $5,000 at Pleasant Acres Stallions in 2017. have one of the best operations in the entire industry, and they do a fantastic job of supporting their stallions. Meanwhile, Social Inclusion becomes the first son of Pioneerof the Nile the sire of Triple Crown winner American Pharoah, as well as champion Classic Empire to enter stud in Florida. Social Inclusion last ran in 2015, but did not stand at stud in 2016 as owner Ron Sanchez s Rontos Racing Stable searched for a home for his stud career. That home is Florida, where locals are already familiar with his exploits. Social Inclusion burst onto the scene by winning his first two starts by a combined 17 1/2 lengths at Gulfstream Park including an allowance victory over Honor Code, then a graded stakes-winning juvenile and later an Eclipse Award champion. Social Inclusion earned a Beyer Speed Figure of 110 for that effort. Social Inclusion then finished third in the Wood Memorial behind Wicked Strong, beaten a nose by Samraat for second. That finish denied him the points to make the Kentucky Derby field. After finishing third in the Preakness, he cut back to shorter distances, finishing third to eventual Breeders Cup Classic winner Bayern in the Grade 2 Woody Stephens Stakes on the Belmont Stakes undercard. Social Inclusion was seventh in the Haskell Invitational to end his 3-year-old season. He won once from three starts as an older horse, including an 11 3/4-length allowance score at Parx Racing in his career finale. Stonewall s Prestige Stallions also adds a son of a rising young classic sire for 2017 in Uncle Vinny, from the phenomenal first crop of Uncle Mo. Uncle Vinny got his signature win when he was elevated to first via disqualification in the Grade 3 Sanford Stakes at Saratoga. A fellow Prestige newcomer, Zahadoom, by Bernardini, is a half-brother to multiple Grade 1 winner Ron the Greek. Irish-born Lebron, a winning son of international titan Galileo, enters stud at 4G Farm.

PAGE 20 Saturday, January 21, 2017 DAILY RACING FORM DRF.COM/BREEDING ALL BEYER SIRE PERFORMANCE STANDINGS Data includes all North American starts that were assigned a Beyer Speed Figure in 2016. There were no filters applied for starters based on age, sex, distance, or surface. Sires are ranked in this chart by the number of horses posting a 90 or higher Beyer Speed Figure. 90+ BEYER SPEED FIGURE 100+ BEYER SPEED FIGURES NO. NO. OF NO. NO. OF HIGHEST HIGHEST SIRE STUD FEE STARTERS STARTS HORSES BEYERS PERCENTAGE HORSES BEYERS PERCENTAGE BEYER HORSE BEYER Tapit $300,000 269 1334 36 86 13.3% 8 18 2.9% Frosted 123 Medaglia d Oro $150,000 166 705 35 90 21.0% 8 12 4.8% Bar of Gold 109 Kitten s Joy $100,000 267 1487 28 62 10.4% 3 5 1.1% Divisidero 104 Bernardini $100,000 184 877 27 53 14.6% 4 9 2.1% Imperative 105 Candy Ride (ARG) $60,000 257 1437 26 74 10.1% 5 13 1.9% Grand Tito 104 War Front $250,000 113 512 26 63 23.0% 2 2 1.7% Avenge 103 Giant s Causeway $75,000 242 1305 24 65 9.9% 7 12 2.8% Jay Gatsby 104 Curlin $150,000 166 1076 22 67 13.2% 7 19 4.2% Stellar Wind 110 Smart Strike 168 902 21 48 12.5% 3 6 1.7% Ten Blessings 106 Scat Daddy 244 1313 19 43 7.7% 3 3 1.2% Celestine 107 Unbridled s Song 160 783 18 49 11.2% 4 9 2.5% Arrogate 122 Speightstown $100,000 176 960 18 46 10.2% 6 10 3.4% Tamarkuz 107 Distorted Humor $80,000 155 817 18 43 11.6% 3 7 1.9% Ironicus 106 City Zip $50,000 257 1578 16 44 6.2% 3 5 1.1% Alert Bay 103 Quality Road $35,000 154 741 16 39 10.3% 2 2 1.2% Blofeld 103 Uncle Mo $150,000 144 697 16 30 11.1% 2 3 1.3% Nyquist 103 Malibu Moon $75,000 281 1543 15 32 5.3% 2 4 0.7% Stanford 104 Hard Spun $45,000 194 1170 14 37 7.2% 5 7 2.5% Hard Aces 105 Lemon Drop Kid $40,000 192 1065 14 34 7.2% 4 8 2.0% Da Big Hoss 103 Sky Mesa $15,000 183 1032 14 29 7.6% 0 0 0.0% Sky Captain 98 Harlan s Holiday 315 1761 13 35 4.1% 4 7 1.2% Trouble Kid 104 Northern Afleet $6,500 184 1280 13 34 7.0% 3 7 1.6% World Approval 106 More Than Ready $60,000 174 1022 13 28 7.4% 1 1 0.5% Zindaya 100 Tiz Wonderful 167 864 13 27 7.7% 2 2 1.1% Shh She s Ours 101 Indian Charlie 81 508 12 40 14.8% 4 13 4.9% A. P. Indian 107 Ghostzapper $75,000 194 1161 12 38 6.1% 2 2 1.0% Paulassilverlining 107 Stormy Atlantic $15,000 150 873 12 35 8.0% 1 1 0.6% Stormy Liberal 100 Mineshaft $25,000 170 931 12 26 7.0% 2 8 1.1% Effinex 106 Galileo (IRE) 35 110 12 22 34.2% 6 7 17.1% Highland Reel (IRE) 112 Street Cry (IRE) 95 501 12 20 12.6% 1 1 1.0% Glenville Gardens 103 Flatter $35,000 220 1353 11 35 5.0% 7 9 3.1% Ami s Flatter 105 Street Sense $45,000 150 978 11 31 7.3% 2 2 1.3% Tower of Texas 102 Mizzen Mast $10,000 147 898 11 30 7.4% 4 9 2.7% Stonetastic 104 Street Boss $17,500 148 869 11 29 7.4% 2 6 1.3% Holy Boss 105 Wildcat Heir 216 1390 11 28 5.0% 3 6 1.3% Wild Dude 102 Eskendereya 148 821 11 27 7.4% 1 2 0.6% Isabella Sings 105 Lookin At Lucky $17,500 126 718 10 30 7.9% 5 10 3.9% Money Multiplier 109 Munnings $25,000 116 750 10 28 8.6% 3 10 2.5% Om 106 Midnight Lute $20,000 154 937 10 23 6.4% 1 1 0.6% Holy Lute 102 Awesome Again 140 804 10 23 7.1% 3 3 2.1% Doyouknowsomething 102 Elusive Quality $30,000 113 678 10 22 8.8% 0 0 0.0% Ohio (BRZ) 99 English Channel $25,000 147 933 9 41 6.1% 1 4 0.6% Heart to Heart 105 Any Given Saturday 147 1049 9 23 6.1% 2 7 1.3% Hoppertunity 105 Pulpit 90 530 9 22 10.0% 3 7 3.3% Win the Space 107 Dubawi (IRE) $307,175 13 31 9 17 69.2% 3 4 23.0% Mubtaahij (IRE) 106 Twirling Candy $20,000 76 430 9 17 11.8% 2 3 2.6% Finley sluckycharm 102 Bernardini $100,000 184 877 27 53 14.6% 4 9 2.1% Imperative 105 Candy Ride (ARG) $60,000 257 1437 26 74 10.1% 5 13 1.9% Grand Tito 104 War Front $250,000 113 512 26 63 23.0% 2 2 1.7% Avenge 103 Giant s Causeway $75,000 242 1305 24 65 9.9% 7 12 2.8% Jay Gatsby 104 Curlin $150,000 166 1076 22 67 13.2% 7 19 4.2% Stellar Wind 110 Smart Strike 168 902 21 48 12.5% 3 6 1.7% Ten Blessings 106 Scat Daddy 244 1313 19 43 7.7% 3 3 1.2% Celestine 107 Unbridled s Song 160 783 18 49 11.2% 4 9 2.5% Arrogate 122 Speightstown $100,000 176 960 18 46 10.2% 6 10 3.4% Tamarkuz 107 Distorted Humor $80,000 155 817 18 43 11.6% 3 7 1.9% Ironicus 106 City Zip $50,000 257 1578 16 44 6.2% 3 5 1.1% Alert Bay 103 Quality Road $35,000 154 741 16 39 10.3% 2 2 1.2% Blofeld 103 Uncle Mo $150,000 144 697 16 30 11.1% 2 3 1.3% Nyquist 103 Malibu Moon $75,000 281 1543 15 32 5.3% 2 4 0.7% Stanford 104 Hard Spun $45,000 194 1170 14 37 7.2% 5 7 2.5% Hard Aces 105 Lemon Drop Kid $40,000 192 1065 14 34 7.2% 4 8 2.0% Da Big Hoss 103 Sky Mesa $15,000 183 1032 14 29 7.6% 0 0 0.0% Sky Captain 98 Harlan s Holiday 315 1761 13 35 4.1% 4 7 1.2% Trouble Kid 104 Northern Afleet $6,500 184 1280 13 34 7.0% 3 7 1.6% World Approval 106 More Than Ready $60,000 174 1022 13 28 7.4% 1 1 0.5% Zindaya 100 Tiz Wonderful 167 864 13 27 7.7% 2 2 1.1% Shh She s Ours 101 Indian Charlie 81 508 12 40 14.8% 4 13 4.9% A. P. Indian 107 Ghostzapper $75,000 194 1161 12 38 6.1% 2 2 1.0% Paulassilverlining 107 Stormy Atlantic $15,000 150 873 12 35 8.0% 1 1 0.6% Stormy Liberal 100 Mineshaft $25,000 170 931 12 26 7.0% 2 8 1.1% Effinex 106 Galileo (IRE) 35 110 12 22 34.2% 6 7 17.1% Highland Reel (IRE) 112 Street Cry (IRE) 95 501 12 20 12.6% 1 1 1.0% Glenville Gardens 103 Flatter $35,000 220 1353 11 35 5.0% 7 9 3.1% Ami s Flatter 105 Street Sense $45,000 150 978 11 31 7.3% 2 2 1.3% Tower of Texas 102 Beyers Breed Buyers PAGE 20 Saturday, January 21, 2017 DAILY RACING FORM DRF.COM/BREEDING ALL BEYER SIRE PERFORMANCE STANDINGS 90+ BEYER SPEED FIGURE 100+ BEYER SPEED FIGURES Data includes all North American starts that were assigned a Beyer Speed Figure in 2016. There were no filters applied for starters based on age, sex, distance, or surface. Sires are ranked in this chart by the number of horses posting a 90 or higher Beyer Speed Figure. HIGHEST NO. NO. OF HORSES BEYERS PERCENTAGE HORSES NO. BEYERS NO. OF HIGHEST BEYER HORSE BEYER Tapit $300,000 269 1334 36 86 13.3% 8 18 2.9% Frosted 123 Medaglia d Oro $150,000 166 705 35 90 21.0% 8 12 4.8% Bar of Gold 109 Kitten s Joy $100,000 267 1487 28 62 10.4% 3 5 1.1% Divisidero 104 Bernardini $100,000 184 877 27 53 14.6% 4 9 2.1% Imperative 105 Candy Ride (ARG) $60,000 257 1437 26 74 10.1% 5 13 1.9% Grand Tito 104 War Front $250,000 113 512 26 63 23.0% 2 2 1.7% Avenge 103 Giant s Causeway $75,000 242 1305 24 65 9.9% 7 12 2.8% Jay Gatsby 104 Curlin $150,000 166 1076 22 67 13.2% 7 19 4.2% Stellar Wind 110 Smart Strike 168 902 21 48 12.5% 3 6 1.7% Ten Blessings 106 Scat Daddy 244 1313 19 43 7.7% 3 3 1.2% Celestine 107 Unbridled s Song 160 783 18 49 11.2% 4 9 2.5% Arrogate 122 Speightstown $100,000 176 960 18 46 10.2% 6 10 3.4% Tamarkuz 107 Distorted Humor $80,000 155 817 18 43 11.6% 3 7 1.9% Ironicus 106 City Zip $50,000 257 1578 16 44 6.2% 3 5 1.1% Alert Bay 103 Quality Road $35,000 154 741 16 39 10.3% 2 2 1.2% Blofeld 103 Uncle Mo $150,000 144 697 16 30 11.1% 2 3 1.3% Nyquist 103 Malibu Moon $75,000 281 1543 15 32 5.3% 2 4 0.7% Stanford 104 Hard Spun $45,000 194 1170 14 37 7.2% 5 7 2.5% Hard Aces 105 Lemon Drop Kid $40,000 192 1065 14 34 7.2% 4 8 2.0% Da Big Hoss 103 Sky Mesa $15,000 183 1032 14 29 7.6% 0 0 0.0% Sky Captain 98 Harlan s Holiday 315 1761 13 35 4.1% 4 7 1.2% Trouble Kid 104 Northern Afleet $6,500 184 1280 13 34 7.0% 3 7 1.6% World Approval 106 More Than Ready $60,000 174 1022 13 28 7.4% 1 1 0.5% Zindaya 100 Tiz Wonderful 167 864 13 27 7.7% 2 2 1.1% Shh She s Ours 101 Indian Charlie 81 508 12 40 14.8% 4 13 4.9% A. P. Indian 107 Ghostzapper $75,000 194 1161 12 38 6.1% 2 2 1.0% Paulassilverlining 107 Stormy Atlantic $15,000 150 873 12 35 8.0% 1 1 0.6% Stormy Liberal 100 Mineshaft $25,000 170 931 12 26 7.0% 2 8 1.1% Effinex 106 Galileo (IRE) 35 110 12 22 34.2% 6 7 17.1% Highland Reel (IRE) 112 Street Cry (IRE) 95 501 12 20 12.6% 1 1 1.0% Glenville Gardens 103 Flatter $35,000 220 1353 11 35 5.0% 7 9 3.1% Ami s Flatter 105 Street Sense $45,000 150 978 11 31 7.3% 2 2 1.3% Tower of Texas 102 Mizzen Mast $10,000 147 898 11 30 7.4% 4 9 2.7% Stonetastic 104 Street Boss $17,500 148 869 11 29 7.4% 2 6 1.3% Holy Boss 105 Wildcat Heir 216 1390 11 28 5.0% 3 6 1.3% Wild Dude 102 Eskendereya 148 821 11 27 7.4% 1 2 0.6% Isabella Sings 105 Lookin At Lucky $17,500 126 718 10 30 7.9% 5 10 3.9% Money Multiplier 109 Munnings $25,000 116 750 10 28 8.6% 3 10 2.5% Om 106 Midnight Lute $20,000 154 937 10 23 6.4% 1 1 0.6% Holy Lute 102 Awesome Again 140 804 10 23 7.1% 3 3 2.1% Doyouknowsomething 102 Elusive Quality $30,000 113 678 10 22 8.8% 0 0 0.0% Ohio (BRZ) 99 English Channel $25,000 147 933 9 41 6.1% 1 4 0.6% Heart to Heart 105 Any Given Saturday 147 1049 9 23 6.1% 2 7 1.3% Hoppertunity 105 Pulpit 90 530 9 22 10.0% 3 7 3.3% Win the Space 107 Dubawi (IRE) $307,175 13 31 9 17 69.2% 3 4 23.0% Mubtaahij (IRE) 106 Twirling Candy $20,000 76 430 9 17 11.8% 2 3 2.6% Finley sluckycharm 102 VERIFIED BEYER PAGE 20 Saturday, January 21, 2017 DAILY RACING FORM DRF.COM/BREEDING SIRE PERFORMANCE STANDINGS ALL Data includes all North American starts that were assigned a Beyer Speed Figure in 2016. There were no filters applied for starters based on age, sex, distance, or surface. Sires are ranked in this chart by the number of horses posting a 90 or higher Beyer Speed Figure. 90+ BEYER SPEED FIGURE 100+ BEYER SPEED FIGURES NO. NO. OF NO. NO. OF HIGHEST HIGHEST HORSES BEYERS HORSES BEYERS BEYER HORSE BEYER SIRE STUD FEE STARTERS STARTS PERCENTAGE PERCENTAGE Tapit $300,000 269 1334 36 86 13.3% 8 18 2.9% Frosted 123 Medaglia d Oro $150,000 166 705 35 90 21.0% 8 12 4.8% Bar of Gold 109 Kitten s Joy $100,000 267 1487 28 62 10.4% 3 5 1.1% Divisidero 104 Bernardini $100,000 184 877 27 53 14.6% 4 9 2.1% Imperative 105 Candy Ride (ARG) $60,000 257 1437 26 74 10.1% 5 13 1.9% Grand Tito 104 War Front $250,000 113 512 26 63 23.0% 2 2 1.7% Avenge 103 Giant s Causeway $75,000 242 1305 24 65 9.9% 7 12 2.8% Jay Gatsby 104 Curlin $150,000 166 1076 22 67 13.2% 7 19 4.2% Stellar Wind 110 Smart Strike 168 902 21 48 12.5% 3 6 1.7% Ten Blessings 106 Scat Daddy 244 1313 19 43 7.7% 3 3 1.2% Celestine 107 Unbridled s Song 160 783 18 49 11.2% 4 9 2.5% Arrogate 122 Speightstown $100,000 176 960 18 46 10.2% 6 10 3.4% Tamarkuz 107 Distorted Humor $80,000 155 817 18 43 11.6% 3 7 1.9% Ironicus 106 City Zip $50,000 257 1578 16 44 6.2% 3 5 1.1% Alert Bay 103 Quality Road $35,000 154 741 16 39 10.3% 2 2 1.2% Blofeld 103 Uncle Mo $150,000 144 697 16 30 11.1% 2 3 1.3% Nyquist 103 Malibu Moon $75,000 281 1543 15 32 5.3% 2 4 0.7% Stanford 104 Hard Spun $45,000 194 1170 14 37 7.2% 5 7 2.5% Hard Aces 105 Lemon Drop Kid $40,000 192 1065 14 34 7.2% 4 8 2.0% Da Big Hoss 103 Sky Mesa $15,000 183 1032 14 29 7.6% 0 0 0.0% Sky Captain 98 Harlan s Holiday 315 1761 13 35 4.1% 4 7 1.2% Trouble Kid 104 Northern Afleet $6,500 184 1280 13 34 7.0% 3 7 1.6% World Approval 106 More Than Ready $60,000 174 1022 13 28 7.4% 1 1 0.5% Zindaya 100 Tiz Wonderful 167 864 13 27 7.7% 2 2 1.1% Shh She s Ours 101 Recognizable. 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Poised To Be FLORIDA S NO. 1 SIRE No. 2 Florida General Sire in 2016 No. 1 Active Florida Sire 27 Two-Year-Old Winners in 2016 Only INTO MISCHIEF had more among active sires in America 7 Stakes Two-Year-Olds in 2016 Including HIGH ROLLER & R ANGEL KATELYN who both returned to impressively win their respective 3yo debuts against open stakes company s Rising 3yo filly FLORIDA FABULOUS validated her $400,000 purchase price with a dazzling 10 3/4-length debut victory in a Gulfstream MdSpWt race on Feb. 16, becoming her sire s newest Dixie Union Happy Tune, by A.P. Indy $4,000 LFSN P.O. Box 818, Ocala, FL 34478 www.ocalastud.com david@ocalastud.com 352/237-2171 FAX 352/873-3223