Apprentice Jockey Evin Roman is In Demand

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Apprentice Jockey Evin Roman

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IN THIS ISSUE
8 Gio Ponti Filly
Tops Keeneland Session
10 Ramsey Farm Swamped
by Inquiries for Kitten’s Joy
13 Champagne Room Returns
in Remington Park Oaks
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CONTENTS
4 From the Feature Well: Apprentice Jockey Evin Roman is In Demand
8 Gio Ponti Filly Tops Keeneland Session
9 Quality Road’s Golden Path
10 Ramsey Farm Swamped by Inquiries for Kitten’s Joy
11 The Challenge: Calm Before a Breeders’ Cup ‘Challenge’ Storm
12 Highway Star On Track for Gallant Bloom
13 Champagne Room Returns in Remington Park Oaks
14 Assimilate, Invader Carry WinStar’s Australian Hopes
15 Siblings of Tapwrit, Vertical Oak Start at Churchill
16 Industry Finding its Footing?
17 The Far Turn
18 Results
20 Entries
28 Leading Lists
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APPRENTICE JOCKEY EVIN ROMAN
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Evin Roman likes motorcycles and ice cream, "That was cool—that was a great feeling,
two reasonable passions for a 19-year-old. especially since I'm a hometown kid," said
These days, though, the motorcycles are off limits, Belvoir. "Growing up there, that's the race you
and ice cream is reserved for celebrations because want to win. Having him come up, and it's his
Roman is no ordinary kid. first big race, his first graded stakes, was pretty
In just a few short months Roman has shot exciting."
into prominence in Southern California in one of It wasn't a fluke. Roman, with the help of
the toughest jockey colonies in the world. veteran jockey agent Tony Matos, tied with
Sure, as an apprentice, Roman receives a five- Flavien Prat for the riding title at the Santa Anita
pound weight allowance. But not in stakes races, spring-summer meeting. He is the first apprentice
and during the summer Del Mar meeting, trainers to win a title there since Gordon Glisson in 1949.
didn't hesitate to name him on stakes mounts. At the short Los Alamitos meet that followed
Trainer Vann Belvoir was one of the first to in July, Roman won 13 races to capture that
give Roman a chance on a few mounts at Santa title by eight. He dashed to an early lead in the
Anita Park last winter and spring. standings at Del Mar, ultimately tying for second
"The first five he rode for me, we won," said with Rafael Bejarano at 29 wins to Prat's 35.
Belvoir. "Now it's hard to get him." And this isn't someone who rode before he
Belvoir, who hails from Washington state, could walk. Roman didn't sit on a horse until he
pursued a Northwest horseman's holy grail this began attending the famed Escuela Vocacional
past summer, the Longacres Mile Handicap Hipica jockey school in Puerto Rico three years
(G3) at Emerald Downs. Yet he didn't go to a ago. But his natural ability—coupled with
journeyman for Gold Rush Dancer. Instead, the school's deserved reputation and Matos'
he kept Roman aboard, even though in the experience—has made Roman one of the hottest
apprentice's only other ride on the colt, they had riders on the circuit.
finished third in the Bertrando Stakes at Los It isn't easy, especially considering that Roman
Alamitos. doesn't yet speak much English. That is rapidly
Roman repaid Belvoir with a perfect ride— changing as Roman studies the language using
popping Gold Rush Dancer out of the gate the Rosetta Stone system and watching American
quickly, sitting in second down the backside, and television with Matos' wife, Berta.
then taking a lead that kept stretching longer "They watch movies with subtitles, and that
and longer. Ultimately, Roman captured his first helps him learn," said Matos.
graded victory by 4 3⁄4 lengths.
(continued on page 5)
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EVIN ROMAN
IS IN DEMAND
(continued from page 4)
Roman prefers movies to
television shows, and says, "I
like comedies."
Jorge Roman, Evin's father,
first fostered his son's love of
racing.
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races in Puerto Rico when I was Evin Roman celebrates a victory in the Longacres Mile aboard Gold Rush Dancer
8 with my father. I loved the
races." A year ago he represented Matos, "because I know they've
Roman also enjoys fast- the school in a race in England had good riders come out of
paced activities, especially for international apprentices there. They gave me a list of
riding motorcycles. Matos, and won. He competed in a four or five bug boys who were
feeling that motorcycles are too similar race in Dubai as well. graduating from the school."
dangerous, doesn't let Roman Ocasio did well last year at Matos also conferred with
on them for now. Parx Racing near Philadelphia, his friend Joe Bruno in Puerto
Growing up in Puerto Rico, and initially Roman planned Rico. Bruno recommended
Roman naturally gravitated to a similar trajectory. He had, Roman.
the jockey school. It has turned in fact, committed to riding "I picked Evin right off the
out several famous graduates, in Pennsylvania when Matos bat," Matos said. "I liked his
including John Velazquez, contacted him. style; he's smooth on a horse.
Jose Ortiz and Irad Ortiz Jr., Matos is also from Puerto He just looked good on a
and last year's Eclipse Award- Rico but has long been based in horse."
winning apprentice, Luis California. He has represented Evin's father had heard of
Ocasio. such Hall of Famers as Laffit Matos and recommended to his
The school's two-year Pincay Jr., Angel Cordero Jr., son that if he had a chance to
program gives aspiring riders Gary Stevens, Victor Espinoza, go with Matos, to do so. With
a foundation that includes and Kent Desormeaux. that advice, Evin switched from
cleaning stalls and grooming "I looked at the films of Pennsylvania to California.
horses. Roman graduated last five or six bug boys from the
December. school in Puerto Rico," said (continued on page 6)
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For Hollendorfer, Roman defeated no less
EVIN ROMAN IS IN DEMAND a jockey than Hall of Famer Mike Smith, who
rode favored Nickname in the June 25 Southern
Truce Stakes at Santa Anita. Roman piloted Street
(continued from page 5) Surrender to win by 1 3⁄4 lengths.
Matos also credited Belvoir for putting Roman
Initially, Roman had planned to wait until on several winners early.
March to move to California so that he could "He worked horses for Hollendorfer and
celebrate his 19th birthday, March 4, and the Belvoir, and they took a liking to him," said
March 5 birthday of his girlfriend, Andrea Matos, who added that trainer Steve Miyadi is
Rodriguez. Also a rider, Rodriguez is currently another who gave Roman an early chance.
enrolled in the Puerto Rico jockey school herself. Roman didn't immediately soar to the top of
Mickey Gonzalez, another of Matos' friends, the jockey standings. In fact, he received three
was visiting Matos in California and advised the suspensions early on at Santa Anita. Matos
agent not to wait until March. blames himself.
"I listened to him and my wife, who said to "In the beginning I threw too much at him
bring him right away," said Matos. "Evin came too quick," Matos said. "I put him down the hill
Feb. 6. I promised him I would send him back to (Santa Anita's downhill turf course), and he
Puerto Rico for his birthday." wasn't used to the hill. The suspensions actually
Roman rode his first race at Santa Anita Feb. 9, helped because it made him focus. He got a lot of
and his first victory there came aboard Sly Humor for advice from different riders, and he looked at a lot
trainer Jerry Hollendorfer Feb. 18. In the first race of films. He learned from his mistakes."
of the day, a maiden claiming event, he won by 6 1⁄4 Roman had almost no experience with turf
lengths aboard the 3-year-old Into Mischief filly. racing when he came to the U.S. "Now I like the
"I couldn't believe it," said Roman. "But I have hill," the jockey said.
the picture." Trainer John Sadler recognized Roman's
Several months later, when asked if he has a ability and has used him on several horses.
favorite horse, Roman grinned and answered, "Sly "He's a nice young man, and he's got a lot
Humor." of talent," said Sadler. "He's getting better, and
"He goes and visits her and gives her carrots there's still plenty of room to improve because
all the time," said Matos. he's so young."
Trainer Vladimir Cerin claimed Sly Humor for Trainer Simon Callaghan has also done well
$16,000 out of a race at Del Mar Aug. 25. Roman with Roman.
couldn't find the filly at Hollendorfer's barn the "For a young rider he's just very calm," said
next time he tried to feed her carrots. But he Callaghan. "Even if he gets to the lead, he kind
tracked her down at Cerin's barn and continues to of conserves his horses. He's just got something
visit her. pretty natural."
"We are very grateful to Jerry Hollendorfer," Matos knows how to mold a young rider. The
said Matos. "He was very influential. I'm agent emphasizes the importance of studying
appreciative that Jerry had the confidence in him. videos.
Jerry could get any rider he wants. He put Evin on
his first winner and his first stakes winner." (continued on page 7)
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the longest shot on the board in the July 22
EVIN ROMAN IS IN DEMAND TVG San Diego Handicap (G2). All eyes were on
Arrogate, who famously ran fourth behind winner
Accelerate.
(continued from page 6) El Huerfano might not have affected the outcome
had everything gone well for him. But he lost all
"He studies films, either on his computer or in chance when he stumbled out of the gate almost to
the jocks' room," said Matos. "He looks at every his nose, causing Roman to lose both of his irons.
horse he rides and studies their performance." "I thought he was going down," said Roman.
Roman has received advice from such Roman struggled to regain his irons around
Southern California jockeys as Smith, Stevens, the first turn. As Accelerate led the field down the
Edwin Maldonado, and Santiago Gonzalez. Matos backside, El Huerfano ranged up on his outside.
also represents Gonzalez. Roman managed to regain his irons before the
"Evin has a good style of riding," said Gonzalez. second turn, but by then El Huerfano had run out
"There is room for a good apprentice in Southern of gas. Attention focused on Accelerate's upset of
California. Tony showed me the videos of Evin, Arrogate, but Roman deserves credit for staying
and I told him to bring him here right away. Evin is on El Huerfano.
very humble and is willing to take advice." While Roman didn't win the San Diego, he is
The Ortiz brothers have also helped Roman. approaching 100 victories and has purse earnings
The New York-based riders frequently speak at of more than $3 million.
the Puerto Rico jockey school, where Roman first Tracy Gantz is the Southern California
met them. He has become good friends with Irad. correspondent for BloodHorse.
"Irad told me to be patient," said Roman. "He The full version of this story first appeared in
gave me a lot of pointers on how to ride on the the Sept. 23 edition of BloodHorse Magazine. To
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KEENELAND SEPTEMBER YEARLING
GIO PONTI FILLY
grade 1 winner and sire Greenwood Lake, and a half
TOPS KEENELAND SESSION sister to Canadian grass champion Charlie Barley,
Breeders' Cup Juvenile (G1) winner and sire Success
By Ron Mitchell
Express, and stakes winner Royal Hudson.
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"She just happened to be a standout physical with
A filly by Gio Ponti sold for $115,000 to John Brock- a beautiful walk, and she had a good pedigree on the
lebank, agent for R 3 Stable, to top the Sept. 22 bottom side," John Penn said. "My brothers have
penultimate session of Keeneland's September yearling raised that entire group of horses from the second
sale. dam on."
Keeneland reported 159 yearlings changed "She made my heart flutter," Brocklebank said of
hands Friday for a total of $2,111,900, an average the filly. "She's an absolute star. She's what you want
of $13,282, and a median of $7,500. The 18 horses in a horse."
bought back represented an RNA rate of 10.2%. The sale grounds and pavilion were heavily
Cumulatively through the sale, which began populated, primarily by pinhookers looking to fill
Sept. 11, 2,420 horses grossed $306,377,600 for an orders, as well as a healthy mix of domestic and
average of $126,602 and a median of $65,000. The foreign buyers.
cumulative RNA rate is 26%. Brocklebank, the session's leading buyer with two
The Gio Ponti filly was bred in Kentucky by Frank horses purchased for $136,000, said it was still a
Penn and consigned as Hip 3667 by Penn Sales. The very competitive environment late in the marathon
Jan. 19, 2016, foal is a half sister to grade 3 Canadian auction.
Derby third-place finisher The Accuser and to "I feel like a fox in the hen house, and I go to pick
stakes-placed Toulouse Lautrec. up the eggs and they are rocks," the gregarious agent
The session-topper was produced from the said. "It's tough but it's exciting. The quality is really
Meadowlake mare Lac Du Printemps, a full sister to good. I think the physicals are better than they were
three days ago."
Penn agreed that the atmosphere
was rare for this point in the sale and
was reminiscent of the sale scene
prior to the recession.
"It's as good as it's been since
2008," Penn said. "There are a lot
of people here, and considering the
state of racing, I don't understand
the demand, but I'm glad it's here."
Lane's End, agent, was the
session's leading consignor, with 15
horses sold for $276,500.
The final day of the September
sale is Sept. 23, with the session
scheduled to begin at 10 a.m. ET. BH
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KEENELAND SEPTEMBER YEARLING
QUALITY ROAD'S GOLDEN PATH
By Eric Mitchell
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Quality Road has been judged a good stallion since
his first runners put him atop the 2014 freshman
sire list, but this year his stature has risen to a new level
that the commercial market has rewarded accordingly.
Lane's End's 11-year-old son of Elusive Quality—Kobla,
by Strawberry Road, was represented at the Keeneland
September yearling sale by his first seven-figure yearling,
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with Coolmore bought the colt. Quality Road’s first million-dollar yearling, Hip 804, a colt out of
"(Quality Road) is having such an exceptional year. Storm Minstrel sold Sept. 13 at the Keeneland September sale
It is great to see that manifested in his yearling prices,"
said Bill Farish with Lane's End. With such strong commercial results and a higher-
A significant driver in Quality Road's value has been than-ever demand for seasons, breeders can expect to
Abel Tasman, winner of this year's Longines Kentucky see a higher stud fee for Quality Road for 2018. He has
Oaks (G1) and two other grade 1 races—the Acorn stood for $35,000 since 2015.
Stakes and the Coaching Club American Oaks. The filly "His fee will go up," said Farish, adding by how
raced by China Horse Club and her breeder Clearsky much is not yet determined. "He has had a break-out
Farm is entered in the $1 million Cotillion Stakes (G1) year and the demand for him has been incredible, but
Sept. 23 at Parx Racing. when a horse's fee goes up you have to justify that with
"It is one thing to have a steady stream of good horses, the commercial market. We've seen that."
but it is another thing to have a great horse," Farish said. The commercial success aside, Farish said Quality
"Winning the Kentucky Oaks and running in the number Road's burgeoning success as a stallion has been
of grade 1s she has this year—when a horse can do that, rewarding to see on behalf of his longtime business
it makes a big difference. Quality Road has taken it to associate and friend, the late Edward "Ned" Evans,
another level with Abel Tasman and with Salty." who bred and raced Quality Road. He won four grade
Salty, a filly raced by Baccari Racing, Gary Barber, 1 stakes with him and earned more than $2.2 million.
and Chester Prince, finished second in the Acorn and Evans bred and raced top-shelf Thoroughbreds for
third in both the Coaching Club American Oaks and more than 40 years. He died Dec. 31, 2010.
Alabama Stakes (G1). Earlier in the year, she won the "Shel and I often talk about how much satisfaction
Gulfstream Park Oaks (G2). Ned would have gotten watching what Quality Road
Quality Road is the leader this year among sires whose has done," said Farish, referring to Evans' brother,
first crops arrived in 2012. He has 12 black-type stakes owner/breeder Robert "Shel" Evans, who owns 2014
winners, seven graded stakes winners, and progeny Belmont Stakes (G1) winner Tonalist. "It was a such a
earnings of more than $7.03 million for 2017 so far. big deal to Ned, producing this horse and watching him
At the Keeneland September sale, Quality Road was become what he always set out to do. If he were still
represented by 35 yearlings that grossed $7,070,000 with us, he'd probably still own 100% of Quality Road
and averaged $202,000. Twenty-seven of those and really be laughing." BH
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RAMSEY FARM SWAMPED
BY INQUIRIES FOR KITTEN'S JOY
By Eric Mitchell
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Owner/breeder Ken Ramsey worked the phone all
day Sept. 22, fielding calls from multiple stud
farms in England, plus other inquiries from Ireland,
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the Keeneland September yearling sale, Ramsey Kitten’s Joy at Ramsey Farm, where he has stood for a fee of
concluded his star turf horse was never going to get $100,000 since 2014
the respect from North American buyers that he
deserved. He said he had not planned on relocating his the stallion. He is also seeking provisions in a contract
stallion, but during a conversation with Bill Finley of that would prohibit Kitten's Joy from shuttling, and
Thoroughbred Daily News, Ramsey said he realized require the stallion return to Ramsey Farm upon
the stallion had to leave Kentucky. retirement from stud duty.
"I was emotionally upset, because I felt we had Kitten's Joy currently leads the North American turf
realistic reserves and no one was interested in buying sire list for the fifth consecutive year and is third on the
them," Ramsey said, noting the 28 Kitten's Joy BloodHorse's general leading sire list, which he topped
yearlings sold during the September sale averaged in 2013. Kitten's Joy also has 22 black-type stakes
$114,464. "I'm a shoot-from-the-hip guy, and I decided winners and 10 grade/group winners for 2017, which
we needed to move the horse someplace else. If he makes him the co-leading active sire by grade/group
stayed around here, we would probably have to drop winners with Gainesway's Tapit. He ranks second by
his stud fee to $50,000." number of stakes winners to Tapit.
Farm owners in England have told Ramsey they This summer Kitten's Joy has been represented by
could get 100 mares to the stallion at an anticipated grade/group winners in England (Hawkbill), France
fee of £40,000 (US$54,100). Kitten's Joy has stood for (Taareef), and Japan (Dashing Blade).
$100,000 at Ramsey Farm since 2014, when he bred 209 Ramsey said it is frustrating to see Kitten's Joy
mares. The stallion bred 187 in 2015 and 201 in 2016. outrank another popular turf sire—Claiborne Farm's
Even though a significant number of those mares either War Front—on the leading sire lists, yet have Kitten's
belong to Ramsey or were bred on foal-share agreements, Joy's September yearlings average 15% of War Front's
Ramsey acknowledged that moving the horse could leave $770,000 average.
money on the table. But in the long run, he sees more "We've sent Kitten's Joy horses over to England
upside in moving Kitten's Joy overseas. and we've gotten three-times the ones we sent to
"Money is not the driving issue in this case," Keeneland. We've made money," Ramsey said. "If we
Ramsey said. "I want to see this horse become continue down the same path we're on, we'll be facing
a Galileoin Europe, and right now he's Rodney the same thing for the next couple of years. I'm ready
Dangerfield. He is underappreciated here, and I don't to change it up. If it works, fine. If it doesn't, at least we
think things will get any better." tried." BH
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