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The Breeders' Cup winner Wise Dan boosts Pennsylvania RETIRED RACEHORSE PROJECT CCEPTS NEW CHALLENGE ILVER GETS HIS CHANCE 0 SHINE AT PENN NATIONAL anuary 2013 IT'S A NEW DAY IN MARYLAND It's a New Era at Merryland, with these two top young stallion prospects. FRIESAN FIRE CAL NATION A.P. Indy's son is out of Gr. I-winner BOLLINGER (Aus). Cal Nation's dam She's a Winner is by A.P. Indy, and is Won 4 of first 6 starts, including all three also dam of Gr. I winner BLUEGRASS CAT. Second dam Louisiana preps for the Kentucky Derby (Gr. I). is GET LUCKY. Broke his maiden by 734 lengths in first Earned $679,356. start. Placed in graded stakes. Son of Distorted Humor. Covered 94 Mares in first season 2012. The best-bred stallion prospect in the Mid-Atlantic. Owned by Country Life, Vinery, and Rick Porter, Owned by WinStar and Country Life, who who all are supporting him with their mares. both are supporting him with their mares. $4,000 Stand and Nurse. $3,500 Stand and Nurse COUNTRY LIFE FARM STALLIONS Cal Nation by Distorted Humor • Friesan Fire by A.P. Indy Malibu Moon by A.P. Indy (in Kentucky) Comm Luz 84,i timurniam TARN, Country Life Farm,P .O. Box 107, Bel Air, Maryland 21014 -From Beginning to Winnin-g Merryland Farm, 12901 Bottom Road, Hydes, Maryland 21082 Josh or Michael Pons(410)8 79-1952• Fax (410)8 79-6207• www.countrylifefarm.com • e-mail: [email protected] Midlantic May Graduate ancT 2012 Breeders' Cup Winner low MIZDIRECTION Just one more reason to save these 2013 dates. Find your G-1 Winners at Timonium! Midlantic 2Y0s in Training May 20-21 Entries Close: February 8 Eastern Fall Yearlings September 30 Entries Close: July 12 Midlantic December Mixed December 2 Entries Close: September 16 Fasigliipton Fasig-Tipton Midlantic 410.392.5555 www.fasigtipton.com Mid-Atlantic-sired Fort Lamed is greeted by a wall of photographers after his victory in the Breeders' Cup Classic-61. DEPARTMENTS Post Time 6 In this issue Mid-Atlantic Report 8 Volume 21, Number 1 Pensioners on Parade by Maggie Kimmitt 14 Breeders' Cup Connections Editorial by Joe Clancy 16 Pennsylvania's Thoroughbred industry got a dose of the big time at Santa Anita Chasing About, with winners sired by E Dubai and Wiseman's Ferry. By Joe Clancy. Page 18 by Joe Clancy 40 Around the Ovals Joe Kelly by staff and correspondents 44 Newsmaker 67 Remembering the dean of Maryland's racing writers, historians and gentlemen. Sire rankings 69 Always a winner, Kelly passed away at 94. By Vinnie Perrone. Page 28 Stallion News by Cindy Deubler 70 From Champion to Project Obituaries 74 Stakes winners 77 Eclipse Award winner Dedan's Moon is part of the Retired Racehorse Maryland newsletter 87 Training Project's 100-Day Challenge in 2013. By Tom Law Page 32 New Jersey newsletter 95 North Carolina newsletter 97 Late Boost at December Sale Pennsylvania newsletter 99 A half-sister to recent Grade 1 winner Unbridled Command brings top price South Carolina newsletter 103 of $100,000 at Fasig-Tipton Midlantic mixed sale. By Sean Clancy. Page 36 Virginia newsletter 105 West Virginia newsletter 107 COVER: Mile winner and 2012 Horse of the Year candidate Wise Dan did his best to represent Calendar 109 Pennsylvania sire Wiseman's Ferry at the Breeders' Cup. Looking Back 110 Photo by Lydia A. Williams 2 Mid-Atlantic Thoroughbred JANUARY 2013 uvA-kirsztop4. e Put Your Money On These Exceptional Pennsylvania Stallions in 2013 .*.,..•1 -, , /. w/ 4,..1.. 4. ,4,k....•.... t.. .... /-4,,....1 ..A, 4 , of a P Jr VI•?. :4 ao t . % 2' -• .;;;" ..• 41 -.. v*t,a .t...&. A• 3-.:, ,1 4r.t• 4" . ... . ., -. ... - l .. 'T • ." ALBERT THE GREAT LITE THE FUSE MORE SMOKE 'I Go for Gin - Bright Feather, Buckaroo - Annie's Dream, Smoke Glacken - Saunter, ke by Fappiano by Droll Role by Strolling Along TA II1 14 • G1 winner of $3 Million; • $1 Million earner won Carter • Winner of Keeneland's Lafayette 1K° V INS: C7-12%, won FIVE graded stakes and H.-G1,t wice, Frank J. De Francis S.-G3, wire-to-wire by 14 1/2 had a career high Beyer Memorial Dash S.-G2,t wice,T om lengths posting a 112 Beyer Figure of 119 Fool S.-G2, Bold Ruler H.-G3, etc. • Won 7 of 15 starts, including • Won Jockey Club Gold Cup-G1 • Sire of 36 stakes horses, 22 Pimlico's Dancing Count S., by as 3Y0; set NTR for 1 1/16 miles stakes winners, including top 3 3/4 lengths, and Monmouth's winning Widener H.-G3 performers GOING BALLISTIC Select S. by 5 lengths (Super Derby-G2), Canadian • Placed in Breeders'C up • By Champion Sprinter SMOKE Classic winner ABLO, FUSE IT Classic-G1,T ravers S.-G1, GLACKEN, sire of over 50 SWs (won 7 stakes), FEROCIOUS Whitney H.-G1, etc. and earners of over $44 Million WON (won Belmont's Mike Lee • Sire of FIVE G1 SWs, including S.), SUPER FUSE (multiple SW • Half-brother to a Grade 1 stakes - NOBIZ LIKE SHOBIZ and graded placed), FEROCIOUS horse and from the family of (6-time GSW)a nd FIRES( SW at Saratoga, Champion HIDDEN LAKE et ALBERTUS MAXIMUS, Belmont, Aqueduct) •Top runners include 3-year-old plus 2012 stakes horses • Sire of 65+ Earners of MISS SMOKE,3 wins and 5 GREATLOOKINBLONDE $100,000 and progeny earnings placings in 8 starts with earnings and Bet the Power over $22.5 Million of $68,600, etc. 2013 Fee:$ 2,500 live foal 2013 Fee: $2,500 live foal ($2,000 if 2013 Fee: $1,500 live foal (($1,000 if ($2,000 if a second mare is a second mare is bred to another Pin a second mare is bred to another Pin bred to another Pin Oak Lane Oak Lane Farm stallion) Oak Lane Farm stallion) Farm stallion) Pin Oak Lane Farm & Equine Clinic Owned and managed by William J. Solomon,V.M.D. P.O. Box 129, New Freedom,P A 17349 OFFLEE WILD ROCKPORT HARBOR Phones: Wild Again - Alvear, by Seattle Slew Unbridled's Song - Regal Miss Copelan, by Copelan (717) 235-4954 • #1 Freshman Sire of His • Out of a 1/2-sister • #1 Third Crop Sire by • 22 Stakes Horses 1-800-346-8398 Crop &#1 Juvenile Sire to the Legendary Winners - Current Year in only three crops Fax: • Sire of Eclipse DYNAFORMER and Lifetime (140+) (11 in 2012), including Champion and • His #1 sire ratings MAY DAY ROSE (717) 235-8190 •Top 5 Third Crop Breeders'C up Juvenile drew a 2010 book ($391,620, GSW on dirt Sire in 2012 and #1 in E-mail: Fillies-G1 Winner SHE of excellent mares Northeast/Mid-Atlantic and AWT), PATAKY BE WILD and strong prospects KID (2012 GSW 2Y0), [email protected] for 2013 with earnings of • A Leading Second Crop HARBOR MIST [email protected] $3.9 Million and Third Crop Sire 2013 Fee: $4,000 live foal 2013 Fee: $7,500 live foal ($3,000 if a second mare • $8.7 Million Web Site: www.pinoaklane.com • Grade 1 Winner with ($5,000 if a second mare 3 additional graded is bred to another Pin Oak Lifetime Earnings is bred to another Pin Oak Fees payable when foal wins and earnings of Lane Stallion; $2,000 if a Lane Farm stallion; $3,000 third or more mares are stands and nurses nearly $1 Million if third or more mares are bred to POL stallions bred to POL stallions) Registered Pennsylvania Stallions 2013 LAUREL PARK STAKES Mid-Atlantic Thoroughbred MARYLAND-BREDS RUN FOR MORE MONEY! P.O. Box 427,T imonium, MD 21094 ADD $50,000 TO THE FOLLOWING 2013 (410) 252-2100 x116 WINTER STAKES WHEN RUNNING A MARYLAND-BRED Fax (410) 560-0503 MidAtlanticTB.com Facebook.com/MidAtlanticThoroughbred Jan. 5 $75,000 + $50,000 Md-bred MARSHUA 3-year-old fillies 6 fur. Director of publications, Jan. 12 $75,000 + $50,000 Md-bred WHAT A SUMMER f &m,4 & up 6 fur. Barrie B. Reightler [email protected] Jan. 19 $75,000 + $50,000 Md-bred FRANK WHITELEY JR. 3-year-olds 7 fur. Editor: Joe Clancy Jan. 21 $75,000 + $50,000 Md-bred FIRE PLUG 4 & up 6 fur. editor@marylandthoroughbred :nom 41 0-392-5867 Jan. 21 $75,000 + $50,000 Md-bred NATIVE DANCER 4 & up P/16 mi. Associate editor: Cindy Deubler [email protected] Jan. 26 $75,000 + $50,000 Md-bred NELLIE MORSE f &m,4 & up P/16 mi. Circulation: Anne Warner [email protected] Feb. 2 $75,000 + $50,000 Md-bred WIDE COUNTRY 3-year-old fillies 7 fur. Editorial assistant: Lydia Williams Feb. 9 $75,000 + $50,000 Md-bred MIRACLE WOOD 3-year-olds 1 mi. National Advertising: Jennifer Lapasnick Feb. 16 $75,000 + $50,000 Md-bred JOHN B. CAMPBELL 3 & up 1/14 mi. jlapasnick@marylandthoroughbred :nom 859-321-5657 Feb. 23 $75,000 + $50,000 Md-bred MARYLAND RACING MEDIA f &m,3 & up 1/14 mi. Mid-AtlanticThoroughbred (ISSN 1056-3245) is owned : • tlished month by the Maryland Huse Breeders A ilion, 30 East Padonia Rd,S uite 303, Lutherville- March 2 $100,000 + $50,000 Md-bred CAESAR'S WISH 3-year-old fillies 1 mi. Tr ,• AM, MD 21093.( 4 1 0) 252-2100; Fax (410) 503. Subsaiption rate $36 per year. Subsaipticn :bide the U.S. $91 per year (surface maiti, payable March 9 $100,000 + $50,000 Md-bred PRIVATE TERMS 3-year-olds 1/14 mi. a, money order or by bank draft payable in U.S. funds. : an GST No. 130277759; C.P.C. IPM No. 0956988. March 16 $75,000 + $50,000 Md-bred HARRISON E. JOHNSON 3 & up 1/14 mi. •ipticn price induded in annual membership dues to Maryland Huse Breeders Association. !tab postage paid at Lutherelle-Tmcnium, Md. MARYLAND BRED FUND STAKES • ; and additional mailing offices. ; MASTER: Send address changes to M id-At lantic Thoroughbred, P.O. Box 427,T imonium, Md Fillies and Mares, Three-Years-Old and Up 'fres. $5 current issue ($7 back issues past 12 • , plus $4 postage and handling. $15 Stallion ory (December issue); $15 Statistical Review (March March 23 Conniver S $100,000-guaranteed 7 fur. issue), plus $5 postage and handling. Maryland residents add 6% sales tax. Mid-AtlanticThoroughbred is mailed to paid subscribers; The stakes schedule is approved through March 23, 2013. to licensed owners and irainers in the eight-state region; and to active members of those breeder assodaticns vinich For more information, contact the Maryland Horse Breeders ccmaise the Md-Aliantic Thaoughbred Coundl: Association at( 410)2 52-2100, fax (410) 560-0503 or visit Maryland Horse Breeders Assodation, MARYLAND-BRED MHBA's website at www.marylandthoroughbred.com. Cricket Goodall, executive cirector, P.O. Box 427, Timonium, RACE FUND MD 21094.( 410) 252-2100. For a complete breakdown of Maryland-bred bonus Thaoughbed Breeders Asscciaticn of New Jersey, Mike Campbell, executive director, 265 Highway 36, Suite 1R, ADMINISTERED BY awards, please refer to the current condition book. West Lag Branch, NJ 07764. MARYLAND HORSE BREEDERS ASSOC. (732) 542-8880. Nall Carolina Thoroughbred Asscciation, Joanne Dew, president, P.O. Box 100, Del, NC 28436. (910) 352-5649. Register your Maryland stallion for the Pennsylvania Horse Breeders Assodation, John B. Hamm MI, executive secretary, 701 E. Baltimore Pk., Ste C-3, Kemett Square, PA 19348. 2013 MARYLAND FUND PROGRAM (610) 444-1050. South Carolina Thorcughaed Asscciation, Lee Christian, president, P.O. Box 12850, Charleston, SC 29422.( 706) If your stallion has offspring of racing age, make sure you register him for the 896-6883. Maryland Fund program! STALLIONS MUST BE REGISTERED EVERY YEAR Virginia lhorcughbed Assccialicn, Gem Petty, execuave to be eligible to receive stallion bonuses. Registration fee is $250. director, 38 Garrett St., Warrenton, VA 20186.( 540) 347-4313. West Virgiria Thoroughbred Breeders Assodation, DON'T MISS A BONUS! P.O. Box 626, Charles ToNn, VIA/ 25414. (304) 728-6868. Prd by Quaderaphics-Pendell, Call (410) 252-2100, fax (410) 560-0503 or visit www.marylandthoroughbred.com. k' .1d, MI in the USA. Visa and MasterCard accepted. : .right 2012 )nd Horse Breeders A iation, Inc. 4 Mid-Atlantic Thoroughbred JANUARY 2013 #1 Third Crop Sire by Winners Rockport Harbor Unbridled's Song-Regal Miss Copelan, by Copelan • An Elite Sire in His Crop Three Years Running, including Top 5 Third Crop Sire in 2012, and #1 in Northeast/Mid-Atlantic with earnings of $3.9 Million in 2012 • #1 Third Crop Sire by Winners - Current Year and Lifetime (140+) • 95+ winners in 2012 and 145+ winners life; $8.7 Million Lifetime Earnings Pin Oak Lane Farm & • 22 Stakes Horses in Only Three Crops (11 in 2012), including, Equine Clinic MAY DAY ROSE ($391,620) - SW at 2 and won Railbird S.-G3 AWT and Santa Ysabel S.-G3 (dirt) at 3 Owned and managed by William J. Solomon,V.M.D. PATAKY KID - 2-year-old of 2012 won Arlington-Washington Futurity-G3,4 th Keeneland's Dixiana Breeders'F uturity-G1, P.O. Box 129, New Freedom,P A 17349 by only 2 1/2 lengths Phones( 717) 235-4954 1-800-346-8398 HARBOR MIST - Saratoga SW as 2-year-old, twice stakes- Fax (717) 235-8190 placed at Saratoga and Belmont at 3 E-mail: [email protected] Z ROCKSTAR - placed in 2012 Ohio Derby-G3 [email protected] Web Site: www.pinoaklane.com 2013 Fee: $7,500 live foal( $5,000 if a second mare is bred to another Pin Oak Lane Farm stallion; $3,000 if a third Fees payable when foal stands and nurses or more mares are bred to POL stallions) Registered Pennsylvania Stallions POST TIME CHARGE. After 2/12 miles, the Colonial Cup reached a crescendo at the last fence as eventual winner Demonstrative (far left) rallied into contention with a huge leap for jockey Matt McCarron. Tod Marks photo PICKING A $4.2 MILLION PLUM AT KEENELAND p lum Pretty, a Grade 1 winner at 3 and 4, sold for $4.2 million as a broodmare prospect at the Keeneland November Breeding Stock sale Nov. 6. The Pennsylvania- bred filly was the first session's top price and ranked as the sales' most expensive broodmare prospect. Her sales price tied for second highest overall at the sale. Bred by Silent Indy Stables LLC and DDS Stables, Plum Pretty (Medaglia d'Oro—Liszy, by A.P. Indy) was sold by her breeders as a 2-year-old for $130,000 at the 2010 Ocala Breeders' Sales Company's March sale to John Fort of Peachtree Stable. The next year, Plum Pretty won or placed in seven of nine starts, counted wins in the Kentucky Oaks-G1 and Cotillion Stakes-G2, and earned more than $1.3 million At 4, she won the Grade 1 Apple Blossom Handicap and finished third in the La Troienne Stakes-G2, her final start, and retired having earned $1,688,746. Plum Pretty is now a resident of Timber Town Stable in Lexington, Ky., and joins 2011 Horse of the Year Havre de Grace in buyer Mandy Pope's broodmare band. Pope acquired Havre de Grace for $10 million at Fasig-Tipton's November mixed sale. Two other mares with local connections sold for more than $3 million at the Fasig-Tipton sale. Untouched Talent, dam of Virginia-bred millionaire Bodemeister, was sold by Audley Farm The most expensive broodmare prospect in the sale, Pennsylvania-bred nv. Equine LLC for $5 million in foal to Unbridled's Song. Plum Pretty sold to Mandy Pope for $4.2 million at Keeneland November. Magnier signed the ticket for Coolmore. Audley had purchased the graded stakes winner when carrying her first foal in 2007 at Stakes at 2 and three Grade 2 races at 3—the Delaware, Indiana Keeneland November for $1.2 million The daughter of Storm and Gulfstream Oaks. Cat produced $1,304,800-earner Bodemeister in 2009. Audley The highest-priced Mid-Atlantic-bred to sell at the Fasig- sold the mare's third foal, a daughter of Smart Strike, for $1.3 Tipton sale was Virginia-bred mare Refugee. Sold in foal to million at last fall's Keeneland September Yearling sale. Cowboy Cal, the now 15-year-old daughter of Unaccounted Michael Dubb, Bethlehem Stables and The Elkstone Group's For went for $480,000 to Blandford Bloodst ock Ltd. Consigned Grace Hall, one of the top 3-year-old fillies of 2012, was bought by Hill' N' Dale Sales Agency, agent, Refugee is the dam of by Reynolds Bell Jr. for a New York-based client for $3.2 million Executiveprivilege, who won two Grade 1 stakes in California The daughter of Empire Maker, purchased as a yearling at and finished second in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies-G1 Keeneland September for $95,000 by trainer Tony Dutrow, won in 2012. Hickory Tree Farm Inc. bred and campaigned graded or placed in nine of 11 starts her first two seasons, and earned stakes-placed Refugee and sold her, in foal to Not For Love, for $1,401,360. Among her six victories was the Grade 1 Spinaway $65,000 at Keeneland's January sale in 2006. DELAWARE HANDICAP RETURNS TO GRADE 1 STATUS T he Delaware Handicap, which had its 75th anniversary Last year's version lured Royal Delta, champion 3-year-old filly in 2012, was reinstated to Grade 1 status for 2013 by the of 2011 and a likely Eclipse Award winner again for her 2012 American Graded Stakes Committee of the Thoroughbred campaign. Owners and Breeders Association. Mid-Atlantic tracks will run five Grade 1 stakes in 2013: One of the original Grade 1 races when the system was the Delaware Handicap, Haskell Invitational and United established in 1973, the Delaware Handicap maintained its Nations (Monmouth Park), Cotillion (Parx Racing) and ranking until 1989, dropped to Grade 3 in the mid-1990s and Preakness (Pimlico). wouldn't be elevated again until the 2003 season. Other changes made to the region's graded stakes schedule Over the past decade, with Delaware Park offering a for 2013: Colonial Turf Cup (Colonial Downs) was returned $1 million purse for the first time in 2005, the race has to Grade 2, Gallant Bob Stakes (Parx Racing) was upgraded consistently attracted the top distaffers in training. The 2011 to Grade 3, General George Handicap (Laurel Park) was edition included eventual Horse of the Year Havre de Grace downgraded from Grade 2 to Grade 3, Parx Dash Handicap and the previous year's champion 3-year-old filly Blind Luck. (Parx Racing) was upgraded to Grade 3. 8 Mid-Atlantic Thoroughbred JANUARY 2013

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