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NORTH AMERICAN FOAL CROP UP NEARLY 2%By Eric Mitchell

The Jockey Club in its annual report of live foals

announced Sept. 17 that North America's foal

crop for 2015 is up 1.9% from 2014 to 22,104.

Among U.S. states producing at least 100

Thoroughbred foals in 2015, Ohio and Maryland

reported the most dramatic growth in their foal

crops. Ohio's crop is up 25% to 148 and Maryland

grew 20% to 433. They are the only ones among

16 states, three Canadian provinces, and Puerto

Rico with at least 100 foals that saw double-digit

growth.

The Jockey Club registry estimates the number

of live foals reported so far is approximately 90%

complete. The 2015 live foal count is up com-

pared with this time last year when The Jockey

Club had received reports for 21,697 live foals of

2014.

Other states with growing crops include Cal-

ifornia (+8.5%, 1,767); Illinois (+7.0%, 137); Ken-

tucky (+6.9%, 11,853); Washington (+3.0%, 139);

and Florida (+2.8%, 1,629). The areas with the

biggest drop were Puerto Rico (-26%) and Penn-

sylvania (-19%). BH

IN TODAY’S EDITION

DECISIONS, DECISIONS FOR LNJ FOXWOODS 3

MARK CASSE IS A 'PEDIGREE GUY' 5

QUICK RETURNS FOR HARRISON, BLUM 5

KEENELAND HIPS TO WATCH: SESSION 4 6

FOX HILL LOADED WITH JUVENILE FILLIES 7

DARLEY SIRES DOMINATE AUSSIE STAKES 8

TRIPPI FINDING SUCCESS IN SOUTH AFRICA 8

ACTIVE TRADE PRELUDE TO AUTUMN SALE 9

MARKETWATCH: QUESTIONS WITH PHIL HAGER 10

RESULTS 11

ENTRIES 13

LEADING LISTS 16

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T o H o n o r a n d S e r v eB e r n a r d i n i ' s m o st a c c o m p l i s h e d s o n at st u d

bernardini’s 2015 Yearling averageHighest-priced Yearling

$550,000Yearling Average

$346,000

FT Saratoga Select Yearling SaleHighesHighest-priced Yearling

$450,000Yearling Average

$335,000

T o H o n o r a n d S e r v eT o H o n o r a n d S e r v eB e r n a r d i n i ' s m o st a c c o m p l i s h e d s o n at st u dB e r n a r d i n i ' s m o st a c c o m p l i s h e d s o n at st u d

bernardini’s 2015 Yearling averageHighest-priced Yearling

$1,500,000Yearling Average

$330,740

FT Saratoga Select Yearling SaleHighesHighest-priced Yearling

$450,000Yearling Average

$335,000

DECISIONS, DECISIONS FOR LNJ FOXWOODSBy Madison Scott

The family trio of Larry, Nanci, and Jaime Roth who

comprise LNJ Foxwoods thought better of selling

one yearling at Keeneland September, but will offer

another in the fourth session Sept. 18.

The group found the spotlight at the 2014

Keeneland January sale by purchasing Life

Happened, dam of multiple graded stakes

winners Vyjack and Tepin, for $750,000 in

foal to Harlan's Holiday. But the colt from

the mating, Hip 399, was a scratch from the

September sale's Book 1.

"They've decided to race it," said Carl

McEntee, director of sales and bloodstock

at Darby Dan Farm, where LNJ Foxwoods

boards. "With everything going on in that

family, they hope to have the next graded

stakes winner."

LNJ Foxwoods also bred Hip 916, a Med-

aglia d'Oro colt out of Hi Dubai, a full sister

to 2001 Cartier Horse of the Year Fantastic

Light. "He's an American-looking horse,"

McEntee said. "People pay too much atten-

tion to whether a horse looks turfy or dirt. He has got

a nice step, sets his hind leg well, and really strides

out." BH

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ations of and likes to keep a few fillies out of that

family and sells everything else."

Blum's foundation mare, Mono, is the sixth

dam of his best Book 1 seller, a $500,000 Med-

aglia d'Oro—Inspired filly purchased by Ston-

estreet. BH

QUICK RETURNS FOR HARRISON, BLUMBy Glenye Cain Oakford

Consignor Bridie Harrison made a splashy de-

but at Keeneland September, selling five Book

1 horses for her only client, Peter E. Blum. They

grossed $1,985,000 for a $397,000 average and a

$435,000 median.

Harrison worked for Gerry Dilger for 32 years

before hanging out her own shingle a year ago.

She has leased Jim FitzGerald's former Knockgrif-

fin property near Cynthiana, Ky., since January.

That's 425 acres, and Harrison handles breeding,

foaling, and sales prep for Blum.

"Jim FitzGerald planned the farm, and now it's

Hurricane Place Farm," Harrison said. "It's very

well laid out. I've just got the one client on the

farm, and it has worked out really well. He tries to

sell everything but keeps a few because he likes

to race. He has a family he has had seven gener-

MARK CASSE IS A 'PEDIGREE GUY'By Ron Mitchell

Many trainers prefer to look at the yearling

first and catalog page second in trying to find

future racing prospects at public auctions. Not

Mark Casse.

"I'm a big pedigree guy," he said at the Keene-

land September yearling sale. "I've been hearing

from my dad about the importance of pedigree

since I was eight years old."

And Casse's main clients—Ernie Semersky and

Dory Newell of Conquest Stables and John Ox-

ley—are on the same page.

"They will do their pedigree research and let

me know what they want me to look at," Casse

said. For Conquest, Casse will pass along his picks

to the stable's team of advisers to add to their

own list. Though his clients have bought some

Book 1 yearlings with fashionable pedigrees, the

trainer expects them to be more active in subse-

quent sessions.

"We're looking for athletes with some pedigree,

so we'll be more active later," Casse said. "We'll

be here for a good long time." BH

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KEENELAND HIPS TO WATCH: SESSION 4By Ian Tapp

Keeneland's Sept. 18 fourth session begins

Book 2 and features Allied Bloodstock's More

Than Ready full sister to Zindaya, a two-time

stakes winner this year at Belmont Park. Out

of the Kris S. mare Aristocratic Lady, Hip 772

is also a half sister to Jamaica Handicap (gr. IT)

winner Western Aristocrat.

From Eaton Sales' consignment is Hip 858,

a full brother the 2011-12 Canadian champion

sprinter Essence Hit Man. The Speightstown

colt represents the only other time the dam, El

Prado Essence, was bred back to the sire.

Gainesway's Hip 900, a colt by Unbridled's

Song, gets a nice update thanks to half sister

Delightful Joy (by Tapit), who won the grade III

Monmouth Oaks since the catalog.

Hip 903, consigned by Baccari Bloodstock, is

a Bodemeister half sister to grade I winner and

young stallion The Factor, whose first yearlings

have been well received in 2015. The filly was

a $160,000 weanling pinhook from last year's

Fasig-Tipton November sale. BH

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2014 Saratoga sale) and Southern Girl ($775,000 out

of last year's Keeneland September) came from Hill

'n' Dale Farms consignments. Southern Girl is point-

ing to a Keeneland allowance; Songbird runs next in

the Sept. 26 Chandelier Stakes (gr. I). BH

FOX HILL LOADED WITH JUVENILE FILLIESBy Lenny Shulman

Stonestreet Stables' Rachel's Valentina

is making headlines due to her famous

dam and her Spinaway Stakes (gr. I) vic-

tory, but Rick Porter's Fox Hill Farms may

well be holding the winning hand when it

comes to 2-year-old fillies.

In addition to Del Mar Debutante (gr. I)

winner Songbird, who has looked spectac-

ular in her two starts, Porter Sept. 14 un-

leashed Southern Girl, a daughter of Tapit

and a half sister to 2013 Breeders' Cup

Classic (gr. I) victor Mucho Macho Man.

Southern Girl broke last in the six-furlong

tilt at Delaware Park and circled the field

to win by 1 1/2 lengths.

"(Trainer) Larry (Jones) said he was try-

ing to find a seven-furlong race for her, and I think

she wound up running seven furlongs in this one,"

Porter said.

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DARLEY SIRES DOMINATE AUSSIE STAKESBy Tara Madgwick

Darley-based sires dominated stakes racing in Sydney

and Melbourne last weekend with seven wins from

the 11 black-

type races on

offer. Among

their successes

were group I

victories for

the exciting

colt Exosphere

(Lonhro) in the

$1 million ATC

Golden Rose

and veteran

8-year-old

gelding Fawkner (Reset), who claimed his third group I

win in the VRC Makybe Diva Stakes.

Exosphere is the second Golden Rose winner for

Lonhro, who sired another Darley homebred colt in Den-

man to win the race in 2009. As a result of Exosphere's

win, Lonhro has now surged to the top of the Australian

general sires' list.

Possibly the most impressive of all the Darley sired

stakes winners was the quality mare Winx (Street Cry),

who produced a scintillating last-to-first win in the group

II ATC Theo Marks Stakes. A dominant winner of the

group I BRC Queensland Oaks in her last run before a

rest, Winx is now the favorite for the $1 million group I

ATC Epsom Handicap Oct. 3. BH

TRIPPI FINDING SUCCESS IN SOUTH AFRICABy Sarah Whitelaw

With the new South African racing season for

2015-16 underway, Drakenstein Stud's resident

sire Trippi has made a flying start.

Trippi, also broodmare sire of recent U.S. grade I

winner Liam's Map, had no fewer than five winners

over the past weekend and is rapidly climbing the

sires' list. The winners for Trippi, South Africa's leading

sire of 3-year-olds by stakes wins last season, include

the very promising 3-year-old Fifty Cents and Trip To

Heaven, who looks like a leading contender for some

of the country's top sprints later in the year.

Trippi, who stands for a fee of R120,000 ($9,000),

is currently South Africa's leading sire by number of

wins for the season. He has been represented by

20 stakes winners in South Africa thus far, with his

tally including

group I win-

ners Afrika-

burn, For the

Lads, and

Inara, as well

as champion

Hammie's

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ACTIVE TRADE PRELUDE TO AUTUMN SALEBy Naohiro Goda

The catalog for the HBA Autumn sale Oct. 5-6 at

Shizunai in Hokkaido will offer 524 yearlings,

including the dispersal from Tosho Bokujo, which will

sell 10 yearlings. It is the smallest catalog in 10 years,

but HBA officials said fewer yearlings are left unsold

after active trade at the July and Summer sales.

The feature of the sale is Hip 99, a colt by Empire

Maker, who is represented by seven yearlings at the

sale. Meanwhile, the Hashimoto Bokujo consignment

has a half brother to Hiruno d'Amour, winner of

group I Emperor's Cup.

Hip 344, a colt by Dance in the Dark—one of

successful successors of Sunday Silence—is also a

candidate for sale-topper. And the Symboli Stud con-

signment will offer a half bother to group I NHK Mile

Cup winner Symboli Indy.

So far this year at Japanese yearling sales, gross

increased 18% at the JRHA auction in July, 11% at the

HBA July sale, and 23% at the HBA Summer sale. BH

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A FEW QUESTIONS WITH PHIL HAGERBy Ian Tapp

Today's MarketWatch interview is with Crest-

wood Farm's Phil Hager, who handles stallion

seasons, bloodstock services, and sales recruit-

ment. Recently Hager got off to a promising

start as a buying agent with Site Read, a July 25

debut Saratoga maiden winner for owner/train-

er Bill Mott. Hager picked out the son of Crest-

wood stallion Tizdejavu at last year's Keeneland

September sale for $32,000. The colt ran fourth

in the Sept. 2 With Anticipation Stakes (gr. IIT)

and is pointing to the Oct. 4 Bourbon Stakes (gr.

IIIT) at Keeneland.

Blood-Horse Daily: What led up to you

buying the colt for Bill Mott?

Hager: I've worked sales for a couple years

where I'll give him a short list, but this was the

first big horse that I've signed for myself. We

had a leg up on (Tizdejavu) knowing that they

were running well. Travis Durr, who works for

Webb Carroll, and I were working the sale to-

gether and we both really liked the horse. Travis

wanted to pinhook him, but we didn't have

enough money.

Since I was looking for Bill, I tried to get one

of his clients to buy the horse, but he didn't

want a turf horse. I told Bill that I really liked the

horse and sent him some photos, but he really

didn't tell me anything until right before he sold.

Just when we thought we didn't have any money

for the horse, walking up the chute (from the

back ring) I get a call from Bill, and he tells me

to go to $50,000. We were able to get him for

$32,000.

It meant so much that Bill and his son Riley

trusted me, and they did a great training job.

BHD: Does this early success help your

credibility at the sales?

Hager: It helps. I got a lot of texts and calls

about it. But it was only a maiden winner. Some

new people have asked me to help them at the

sales. I grew up in the business and I've wanted

to do this for a while, but I had been asking peo-

ple if they need any help at the sales and usually

you don't hear back or they already have some-

one. But now, a lot of those people I reached

out to earlier are starting to contact me.

BHD: Generally what type of horse do you

look for?

Hager: Everybody's looking for a good-look-

ing horse. If you look at a field for a grade I race,

they're all generally very good looking. But I'm

not as big on the front end. I'll forgive a lot if

they're not perfect in front as long as they track

well. I think you can get some discounts that

way. But I need a horse to be very strong behind

because half the time when they go off or get

lame, it starts behind.

Most of the values are later in the sale, but

if you have someone who can spend $100,000-

$150,000, Book 1 is actually a good place to buy

horses that slip through because people tend to

compare all the horses in Book 1 to each other

instead of comparing them to the general pop-

ulation. If you can be patient, you can find one

here or there at great value. BH

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1–Pretorio (IRE), 123, b c, 3 27,500 (55000.00) Aussie Rules–England's Legend (FR), by Lure O–Lutz Bongen, B–Societe Civile de L'Ecurie de Meautry (IRE), T–NIGGE M & S, J–PESLIER OLIVIERSale History: 2013 ARQOCT, $38,573.

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Arlington Park, Race 5, AOC

9/17, $22,500, 3yo/up, 6.5f (all-weather), 1:16.01, track fast.

1–Big Legacy, 121, dk b/br g, 6, Survivalist–Foxy Connec-tion, by Phone Trick, $13,500, O–Steven Simonovic, B–For-est Ridge Racing Stable (ON), T–Dale Bennett, J–Rosemary B. Homeister, Jr.

Margin: 2, 6 starters. View Equibase Chart

Arlington Park, Race 8, ALW

9/17, $22,050, 3yo/up, f/m, 6f (all-weather), 1:11.04, track fast.

1–One Liz, 121, gr/ro f, 4, Kitalpha–Elle Belle, by El Prado (IRE), $13,230, O–Arapaho Royal LLC, B–Triple C Thoro-bred & Dick Lossen (IL), T–Wayne M. Catalano, J–Mitchell Murrill

Margin: 1¼, 9 starters. View Equibase Chart

Belmont Park, Race 8, AOC

9/17, $65,000, 3yo/up, 8.5f (dirt), 1:42.05, track fast.1–Sioux, 120, b c, 4, Awesome Again–Andraste, by Pulpit,

$39,000, O–Peachtree Stable, B–Waterville Lake Stables Ltd LLC (NY), T–Michelle Nevin, J–Jose L. Ortiz

Sale History: 2012 FTNAUG, $200,000.

Margin: ¾, 6 starters. View Equibase Chart

Churchill Downs, Race 7, AOC

9/17, $44,200, 3yo/up, f/m, 8f (turf), 1:35.67, course firm.1–Cash Control, 121, b f, 4, Pioneerof the Nile–Hidden

Assets, by Mt. Livermore, $26,520, O–Klein, Richard and Bertram, B–Bert Klein, Elaine Klein & Richard Klein (KY), T–Brad H. Cox, J–Shaun Bridgmohan

Margin: neck, 8 starters. View Equibase Chart

Churchill Downs, Race 8, ALW

9/17, $40,200, 3yo/up, 7f (dirt), 1:23.61, track fast.1–Seve K, 120, b h, 6, Giant's Causeway–Our Dani, by

Homebuilder, $24,120, O–Forum Racing, LLC, B–Eagle Holdings (KY), T–Dale L. Romans, J–Corey J. Lanerie

Sale History: 2010 KEESEP, $140,000.Margin: ½, 10 starters. View Equibase Chart

Gulfstream Park, Race 9, AOC

9/17, $44,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 6.5f (dirt), 1:17.99, track slop-py.

1–Don't Tell Vanessa, 123, b f, 4, The Green Monkey–Cho-cachattee, by Indian Charlie, $27,000, O–Whitney Racing Stable, Inc., B–Whitney Racing Stables,Inc. (FL), T–Monte R. Thomas, J–Jonathan J. Gonzales

Margin: neck, 7 starters. View Equibase Chart

Indiana Downs, Race 3, ALW

9/17, $34,000, 2yo, f, 6f (dirt), 1:11.24, track fast.1–Little Cherie, 122, b f, 2, Pleasantly Perfect–All Giving,

by Allen's Prospect, $20,400, O–Concepts Unlimited Sta-ble, B–Concepts Unlimited & Catherine J. Smith (KY), T–Mi-chael J. Maker, J–Fernando De La Cruz

Margin: 2¾, 7 starters. View Equibase Chart

Indiana Downs, Race 8, AOC

9/17, $34,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 5.5f (dirt), 1:03.91, track fast.1–Infinity of Humor, 117, b f, 4, Got the Last Laugh–Fleet

Tri, by Copelan, $28,560, O–Willowbrook Stables, Ltd. (Nei-man) and Carden, Jerry, B–Casey Seaman (IN), T–Kim Hammond, J–Orlando Mojica

Sale History: 2012 OBSAUG, $13,000.Margin: 2¾, 9 starters. View Equibase Chart

Louisiana Downs, Race 5, ALW

9/17, $27,000, 3yo/up, 6f (dirt), 1:11.18, track fast.1–Smudge, 118, b g, 3, Behindatthebar–Price of Passion,

by Romanov (IRE), $16,200, O–Tony Faulk, B–Quintin Holtz (LA), T–Sarah Delany, J–Gerardo Mora

Margin: 3¼, 7 starters. View Equibase Chart

Louisiana Downs, Race 8, AOC

9/17, $22,500, 3yo/up, f/m, a5f (turf), :55.54, course firm.1–Fancy Madelyn, 118, b f, 4, My Friend Max–Fancy

Dealer, by Barberstown, $15,300, O–Darrah Wentworth, B–Gerald Averett Sr. (LA), T–Harvey Lourd, III, J–Roberto Morales

Margin: 2, 8 starters. View Equibase Chart

Presque Isle Downs, Race 4, ALW

9/17, $34,000, 3yo/up, 6f (all-weather), 1:10.66, track fast.

1–Your All That, 116, b g, 3, Eurosilver–Althing, by Caller I. D., $20,400, O–Beattie, Jr., Richard L. and Beattie, Sherry, B–Michael W. Jester (PA), T–Richard L. Beattie, Jr., J–Willie Martinez

Margin: 1, 7 starters. View Equibase Chart

Presque Isle Downs, Race 6, ALW

9/17, $35,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 5.5f (all-weather), 1:04.17, track fast.

1–Imperial Secret, 116, gr/ro f, 3, Imperialism–Smart Secretary, by Bertrando, $21,000, O–SCF, Inc., B–Southern Cross Farm (FL), T–Adolfo J. Exposito, J–Angel R. Quinones

Margin: 2, 5 starters. View Equibase Chart

Remington Park, Race 6, ALW

9/16, $35,200, 3yo/up, 8.5f (turf), 1:44.67, course firm.1–Tenspeed, 122, ch g, 4, Aragorn (IRE)–Queena Corrina,

by Here We Come, $25,756, O–Stan K. Wilson, B–Stan Wil-son (OK), T–Kenneth Nolen, J–M. Clifton Berry

Margin: ½, 9 starters. View Equibase Chart

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Belmont Park, Race 4, MSW

9/17, $60,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 6f (dirt), 1:12.10, track fast.1–Royalton, 121, b f, 3, Malibu Moon–Acey Deucey, by

Abaginone, $36,000, O–Regis Racing, B–Stone Bridge Farm, LLC (NY), T–Steven M. Asmussen, J–Javier Castella-no

Sale History: 2013 FTSAUG, $200,000.

Margin: ¾, 10 starters. View Equibase Chart

Churchill Downs, Race 6, MSW

9/17, $38,200, 3yo/up, f/m, 6f (dirt), 1:10.12, track fast.1–Purim's Danawa, 120, dk b/br f, 3, Purim–Manhattan

Now, by Private Terms, $22,920, O–Sling and Stone LLC, B–Jason Litt & Eduardo Terrazas (KY), T–Laura Jan Yarber-ry, J–Calvin H. Borel

Sale History: 2013 FTKOCT, $8,000.

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Indiana Downs, Race 5, MSW

9/17, $32,000, 3/4/5yo, 5f (turf), :57.14, course firm.1–Zapata Sky K, 118, dk b/br g, 3, Sky Mesa–Music

Way, by Kris S., $19,200, O–Semaphore Racing LLC, B–River Bend Farm, Inc. (KY), T–Tom Bergin, J–Orlando Moji-ca

Sale History: 2013 KEESEP, $50,000.Margin: 3, 7 starters. View Equibase Chart

Indiana Downs, Race 7, MSW

9/17, $32,000, 2yo, 5f (turf), :58.76, course firm.1–Easy Doer, 115, dk b/br g, 2, Alluvial–Traci's Trump, by

Northern No Trump, $26,880, O–Sturgeon, R.C. and Clark, B–R. C. Sturgeon (IN), T–Robert C. Sturgeon, J–Albin Jimenez

Margin: nose, 12 starters. View Equibase Chart

Los Alamitos Race Course, Race 6, MSW

9/17, $50,000, 2yo, 5f (dirt), :58.70, track fast.1–Buff Dude, 120, ch g, 2, Ministers Wild Cat–Curvy Girl,

by Distorted Humor, $30,000, O–Tommy Town Thorough-breds LLC, B–Tommy Town Thoroughbreds, LLC (CA), T–Steven Miyadi, J–Tiago Josue Pereira

Margin: 5¼, 6 starters. View Equibase Chart

Louisiana Downs, Race 2, MSW

9/17, $25,000, 2yo, a5f (turf), :57.01, course firm.1–Half Cajun, 120, gr/ro g, 2, Half Ours–Diamondinthes-

tream, by Smart Strike, $15,000, O–Stacey Moak, B–Stac-ey Moak (LA), T–James E. Hodges, J–Richard E. Eramia

Sale History: 2014 BSCSEP, ($10,500 RNA).

Margin: 1½, 11 starters. View Equibase Chart

Louisiana Downs, Race 4, MSW

9/17, $21,000, 3yo/up, f/m, a5f (turf), :56.63, course firm.1–Go Go Goose, 116, ch f, 3, Good Reward–Talking Au-

drey, by Thunder Gulch, $12,600, O–Dream Walkin Farms, Inc., B–Good Reward Syndicate & Dream Walkin' Farms, Inc. (KY), T–Joe O. Duhon, J–E. M. Murray

Margin: ½, 11 starters. View Equibase Chart

Presque Isle Downs, Race 2, MSW

9/17, $33,000, 3yo/up, f/m, 5.5f (all-weather), 1:05.12, track fast.

1–This Is War, 119, dk b/br f, 3, War Front–Ask Me When, by Speightstown, $19,800, O–Castleton Lyons, B–Castle-ton Lyons & Kilboy Estate (KY), T–Andrew McKeever, J–Mario G. Pino

Margin: 1¾, 9 starters. View Equibase Chart

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LADY FINGERS S.Finger Lakes, Friday, September 18, Race 46f (dirt), $119,613, 2yo f, 1:56 PM (local)

P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight Owner 1 1 Ask Mae Congaree 2/f Joel Cruz 121 M. Anthony Ferraro 2 2 Penny Dynasty Posse 2/f Jose Baez 121 Barry R. Ostrager 3 3 Celestial Sighting K Eskendereya 2/f Manuel Franco 121 Michael Dubb, Bethlehem Stables and The

Elkstone Group 4 4 Gregorian Gold Touch Gold 2/f John R. Davila, Jr. 121 Richard J. Lugovich 5 5 Pont de l'Alma Catienus 2/f Willie Martinez 121 William L. Sinkler 6 6 D'bunnyphone D' Funnybone 2/f Jeremias Flores 121 John L. Moirano, William Achenbaum, Monty Foss

and Steven Wecker 7 7 Frostie Anne Frost Giant 2/f Jaime Rodriguez 121 Marc Detampel, Fergus Galvin, Jayne Johnson and

Adrian Manssergh-Wallace 8 8 Queen of Stones Bustin Stones 2/f Luis E. Perez 121 Darlene Bilinski and Harry Patten 9 9 Backwood Bay Girolamo 2/f Wilfredo Rohena 121 Chester Broman, Sr. and Mary Broman 10 10 Fingerpainter Nobiz Like Shobiz 2/f Gabriel Suarez 121 Timothy P. Murphy 11 11 Spence Girl City Zip 2/f Guillermo Rodriguez 121 Barry R. Ostrager 12 12 Crazy Love Freud 2/f Pedro A. Rodriguez 121 M. Anthony FerraroBreeders: 1–Edward C. Behringer & Thomas P. Murray; 2–Barry R. Ostrager; 3–Taylor Brothers Properties, LLC & Baysore Stables; 4–Richard J. Lugovich; 5–William L. E. Sinkler; 6–Paul Pompa Jr.; 7–Mr. & Mrs. Grant L Whitmer; 8–Dr. Jerry Bilinski & Harry Patten; 9–Chester F Broman & Mary R Broman; 10–Richard Zwirn & Kay Zwirn; 11–Barry R. Ostrager; 12–Ronald W Zdrojeski & Lawrence P Coassin.Trainers: 1–M. Anthony Ferraro; 2–Jonathan B. Buckley; 3–Rudy R. Rodriguez; 4–Richard J. Lugovich; 5–John Tebbutt; 6–Gary C. Contessa; 7–Eddie Kenneally; 8–Gary C. Contessa; 9–Linda Rice; 10–Timothy P. Murphy; 11–Michelle Nevin; 12–M. Anthony Ferraro.

ASPIRANT S.Finger Lakes, Friday, September 18, Race 66f (dirt), $115,749, 2yo, 2:50 PM (local)

P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight Owner 1 1 Sky Devil Sky Mesa 2/c David Michael Lopez 121 Michael S. Ferraro and Blue Star Stable 2 2 Big Band Benny Here Comes Ben 2/g Oscar Gomez 121 J. McMahon, A. McMahon, J. Everard, E, Everard

and K. Buchakjian 3 3 Dr. Shane Freud 2/c Manuel Franco 121 Dutchessviews Farm 4 4 Saratoga Giro Girolamo 2/c Jeremias Flores 121 Henry Steadman and Paul W. Barrow 5 5 Inside Straight K Super Saver 2/c Joe Bravo 121 WinStar Farm 6 6 Extinct Charm American Lion 2/c Jaime Rodriguez 121 John L. Moirano, William Achenbaum, Monty Foss

and Steven Wecker 7 7 Holdtherightcards Tiz Wonderful 2/c Guillermo Rodriguez 121 Michael Dubb, Bethlehem Stables and The

Elkstone Group 8 8 Love That Jazz Not For Love 2/c John R. Davila, Jr. 121 Happy Face Racing StableBreeders: 1–Blue Star Stable & Mike Ferraro; 2–McMahon of Saratoga Thoroughbreds, LLC; 3–Dutchess Views Farm, Inc.; 4–Mendean Jonath Inc.; 5–SF Bloodstock LLC; 6–Fountain Spring Stable; 7–Milfer Farm Inc.; 8–Saratoga Glen Farm, LLC.Trainers: 1–Michael S. Ferraro; 2–Leo O'Brien; 3–Nicholas Esler; 4–Paul W. Barrow; 5–Todd A. Pletcher; 6–Gary C. Contessa; 7–Michelle Nevin; 8–Steven M. Asmussen.

TISHOMINGO S.Remington Park, Friday, September 18, Race 47f (dirt), $50,000, 3yo c/g, 8:24 PM (local)

P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight Owner 1 1 Okey Dokey Kyle Tactical Cat 3/g Quincy Hamilton 120 Ann Sachdev and Lori Bravo 2 2 Air Assault Air Commander 3/g Luis S. Quinonez 118 Charles J. Abernathy 3 3 Kenny Do the Math Ellerton 3/c Ramon A. Vazquez 116 Danny R. Caldwell 4 4 Perfect Majestic K Majesticperfection 3/g Alex Birzer 116 Al and Bill Ulwelling 5 5 He Knows Better Mr. Trieste 3/g M. Clifton Berry 116 Young Stables LLC 6 6 Mustang Eddie Omega Code 3/g Jareth Loveberry 116 Bryan L. Hawk 7 7 Don'tgetflustered Tactical Cat 3/g Curtis Kimes 116 Tom and Pauline GoffBreeders: 1–Ann Sachdev & Lori Bravo; 2–Center Hills Farm; 3–Danny R Caldwell; 4–Kirk Thoroughbreds LLC; 5–James E. Helzer; 6–Robert H. Zoellner; 7–Jim E Frazier.Trainers: 1–Francisco Bravo; 2–Charles J. Abernathy; 3–Federico Villafranco; 4–Michael E. Biehler; 5–Roger F. Engel; 6–Boyd Caster; 7–Boyd Caster.

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TE ATA S.Remington Park, Friday, September 18, Race 77f (dirt), $50,000, 3yo f, 9:48 PM (local)

P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight Owner 1 1 Miss Oreo Rock Hard Ten 3/f Iram Vargas Diego 116 W. Mike Jones 2 2 Frieda Zamba Surf Cat 3/f Cindy Murphy 116 Pat Swan and Robert E. Lewis 3 3 Makin Royalty Save Big Money 3/f Deshawn L. Parker 116 Big Sugar Racing LLC 4 4 Dancing Diva Affirmatif 3/f Curtis Kimes 116 Harmony Stable LLC 5 5 Esperanza Rockport Harbor 3/f Ramon A. Vazquez 120 Poindexter Thoroughbreds LLC 6 6 Miss Cat Dancing Tactical Cat 3/f C.J. McMahon 116 Danny Keene 7 7 Rich Uncle Save Big Money 3/f Alex Birzer 120 Big Sugar Racing LLC 8 8 Zealous Vision The Visualiser 3/f Bryan McNeil 122 Center Hills Farm and Big Sugar Racing LLCBreeders: 1–Walter M. Jones; 2–J. Garvan Kelly; 3–Center Hills Farm; 4–Hidden Springs Ranch LLC; 5–Allen Poindexter; 6–Dale Schenian; 7–Big Sugar Racing, LLC; 8–Center Hills Farm.Trainers: 1–Carlos Padilla; 2–Patrick E. Swan; 3–Timothy E. Martin; 4–Boyd Caster; 5–Lynn Chleborad; 6–Shea Stuart; 7–Timothy E. Martin; 8–Scott E. Young.

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ONTARIO DERBY (CAN-III)Woodbine, Sunday, September 20, Race 89f (all-weather), $150,000, 3yo, 4:35 PM (local)

Victoria Park Stakes winner Billy's Star will look to duplicate his driving effort for a graded win in this spot, while runner-up Firespike takes another crack at him. British import Beat Goes On could also factor, and Deputy Minister winner Kingsport looks to rebound from a runner-up finish last out.—C.N.

P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight Owner 1 1 Ethical Funds Giant Gizmo 3/g Emile Ramsammy 117 Nathan Squires and Errol Bailey 2 2 Lucky Lindy Harlan's Holiday 3/c Robby Albarado 117 Augustin Stable 3 3 Firespike K Flower Alley 3/c Luis Contreras 119 Skychai Racing LLC, Charles Kevin Warner and

Sand Dollar Stable LLC 4 4 Beat Goes On (GB) Piccolo (GB) 3/c Emma-Jayne Wilson 117 Jim and Susan Hill 5 5 Breaking Lucky K Lookin At Lucky 3/c James McAleney 119 Gunpowder Farms LLC 6 6 Decision Day Macho Uno 3/c Jesse M. Campbell 117 Donver Stable 7 7 Billy's Star Perfect Soul (IRE) 3/c Alan Garcia 119 Perfect Timber Partnership 8 8 Kingsport Milwaukee Brew 3/c Patrick Husbands 117 Goldmart Farms and Royal Laser Racing Inc.Breeders: 1–Errol Bailey; 2–George Strawbridge Jr.; 3–Carlos Rafael, Michael Bossio & Cherie Abner; 4–Hungerford Park Stud; 5–Christine Hayden; 6–Donver Stable; 7–Charles Fipke; 8–Richard Moylan.Trainers: 1–Nathan Squires; 2–Mark R. Frostad; 3–Michael J. Maker; 4–Charles Hills; 5–Reade Baker; 6–Josie Carroll; 7–Roger L. Attfield; 8–Sid C. Attard.

ASHLEY T. COLE S.Belmont Park, Sunday, September 20, Race 39f (turf), $125,000, 3yo/up, 2:01 PM (local)

Two-time grade III winner Lubash, leading earner ($1,230,599) and stakes winner (10) for his sire Freud, will try to win the Ashley T. Cole Stakes a second straight year and third time overall. He will face familiar rival and 2013 Ashley T. Cole winner Kharafa in the turf race for New York-breds.—F.A.

P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight Owner 1 1 Iron Power Mizzen Mast 5/g Jose L. Ortiz 118 Schwartz, Barry, K. 2 2 Readthebyline Read the Footnotes 6/g No Rider 123 Midwest Thoroughbreds, Inc. 3 3 More Zen Tea Roaring Fever 7/g Joel Rosario 116 Burns Thoroughbred Racing LLC 4 4 Runaway Posse K Posse 4/g Jose Lezcano 116 Wachtel Stable and Kerr, George J. 5 5 Ocala Jim E Dubai 5/g Irad Ortiz, Jr. 118 Funky Munky Stable LLC 6 6 Empire Dreams Patriot Act 4/g No Rider 123 West Point Thoroughbreds 7 7 Lubash Freud 8/h Junior Alvarado 123 Aliyu Ben J Stables 8 8 Kharafa Kitalpha 6/g Javier Castellano 120 Braverman, Paul and Pinch, TimothyBreeders: 1–Stonewall Farm; 2–Gavin Murphy & Catherine Donovan; 3–Adam Madkour; 4–Edition Farm; 5–Berkshire Stud; 6–Pegasus Dream Stable; 7–Aliyuee Ben J. Stable, Inc.; 8–Highmeadow Farm.Trainers: 1–Christophe Clement; 2–Danny Gargan; 3–Joseph F. Orseno; 4–William I. Mott; 5–David G. Donk; 6–Thomas Albertrani; 7–Christophe Clement; 8–Timothy A. Hills.

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JOHN HETTINGER S.Belmont Park, Sunday, September 20, Race 89f (turf), $125,000, 3yo/up f/m, 4:46 PM (local)

The top three runners from the Aug. 28 Yaddo Stakes, as well as three others from that race, will meet again in the John Hettinger Stakes, where Yaddo winner The Tea Cups will try to replicate the late run that carried the Hard Spun mare to victory that day.—F.A.

P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight Owner 1 1 Old Harbor Raffie's Majesty 4/f Elvis Trujillo 120 Birnbaum, Joseph 2 2 The Tea Cups K Hard Spun 5/m Luis Saez 123 Standlee, Kendel, D. 3 3 Chrysolite Freud 4/f John R. Velazquez 116 Punk, Jr., William J. and Dileo, Philip 4 4 Flipcup Milwaukee Brew 4/f Junior Alvarado 123 Team Penney Racing, Wachtel Stable and Brous

Stable 5 5 Saythreehailmary's Repent 4/f Manuel Franco 116 Very Un Stable 6 6 Kate Is a Ten K Tenpins 5/m Fernando Jara 119 Johnson, Wilfred 7 7 Carameaway Lawyer Ron 5/m Jose Lezcano 116 Greeley, Richard 8 8 Freudie Anne K Freud 3/f Jose L. Ortiz 116 Detampel, Marc, Galvin, Fergus, Johnson, Jayne

Doi and Wallace, Adrian Mansergh 9 9 Unbelievable Dream Kitalpha 5/m Junior Alvarado 120 Sure Thing Stables LLC 10 10 Invading Humor Invasor (ARG) 5/m Javier Castellano 123 Bloodlines Racing Partnerships 11 11 Selenite Cosmonaut 4/f Irad Ortiz, Jr. 120 Punk, Jr., William J. and Dileo, PhilipBreeders: 1–Joseph G. Birnbaum; 2–William Parsons Jr. & David S. Howe; 3–Mr. & Mrs. P. A. Everard; 4–Team Penney Racing; 5–Very Un Stable; 6–Rojan Farms Inc; 7–Richard Greeley; 8–Delaney Stable; 9–Sure Thing Stables, LLC; 10–Dr. James Randall Mcglinn; 11–Flying Zee Stables.Trainers: 1–Russell J. Cash; 2–Jeremiah C. Englehart; 3–David G. Donk; 4–William I. Mott; 5–John Morrison; 6–Joseph G. Parker; 7–Mitchell E. Friedman; 8–Eddie Kenne-ally; 9–Barclay Tagg; 10–Bruce N. Levine; 11–David G. Donk.

LA LORGNETTE S.Woodbine, Sunday, September 20, Race 68.5f (all-weather), $125,000, 3yo f, 3:30 PM (local)

P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight Owner 1 1 Don't Leave Me Lemon Drop Kid 3/f Eurico Rosa Da Silva 123 Pin Oak Stable 2 2 Classyshadesofgrey Kentucky Bear 3/f Patrick Husbands 116 James L. Passero and J.R. Racing Stable Inc. 3 3 Shesanaturalblonde Wando 3/f Jeffrey Ian Alderson 116 Natural Eight Stable and J. & B. Wright 4 4 Midnight Miley K Midnight Lute 3/f Jesse M. Campbell 116 Little Red Feather Racing 5 5 Dyna's Recoleta Dynaformer 3/f Emma-Jayne Wilson 116 Charles E. Fipke 6 6 City Wells City Zip 3/f Alan Garcia 116 Robert S. Evans 7 7 Tippany K Tapit 3/f Pablo Morales 116 Beau Ravine LLCBreeders: 1–Pin Oak Stud, LLC; 2–Bear Stables Ltd.; 3–Minshall Farms; 4–Mark Secrest; 5–Charles Fipke; 6–R. S. Evans; 7–Gainesway Thoroughbreds Ltd..Trainers: 1–Malcolm Pierce; 2–John A. Ross; 3–William Tharrenos; 4–Julia Carey; 5–Roger L. Attfield; 6–Roger L. Attfield; 7–Timothy E. Hamm.

BARRETTS JUVENILE S.Los Alamitos Race Course, Sunday, September 20, Race 86.5f (dirt), $100,000, 2yo c/g, 5:28 PM (local)

P # PP Horse Sire Age/Sex Jockey Weight Owner 1 1 Zorro's Storm Marino Marini 2/c Tiago Josue Pereira 116 Via Encanto Farms, LLC 2 2 Annie's Candy K Twirling Candy 2/c Tyler Baze 118 Rockingham Ranch or Littlefield 3 3 Storming Candy K Candy Ride (ARG) 2/c Santiago Gonzalez 116 Halo Farms, Bashor or Bashor 4 4 Toews On Ice K Archarcharch 2/c Martin Garcia 116 Pegram, Watson or Weitman 5 5 Knight of Drama Big Drama 2/g Edwin A. Maldonado 116 C T R Stables, LLC 6 6 Viviendo El Sueno Old Topper 2/g Mario Gutierrez 118 Z Racing, LLC 7 7 Gio Mio K Gio Ponti 2/c Mike E. Smith 116 Bachman or Brown or Rockin H Ranch Stables, Et

Al 8 8 Good for It K Neko Bay 2/c Rafael Bejarano 116 Marla Shontere 9 9 Scatastic K Scat Daddy 2/g Fernando Hernandez Perez 116 Branch, Huson or Osborne, Et Al 10 10 Tribal Roar Tribal Rule 2/c Flavien Prat 116 Gourman or Huson or Osborne, Et AlBreeders: 1–Dana Lee Rocheford & Barbara Corey & Rancho San Miguel; 2–FirstCorp Thoroughbreds LLC; 3–Peter E. Blum Thoroughbreds, LLC; 4–Lakland Farm; 5–Valerie Ammirato & Jessica Lauren Lafferty; 6–Kevin Zietz; 7–Thomas W Bachman; 8–Carpe Diem Stables; 9–Carliwood Farms LLC; 10–Cole Ranch.Trainers: 1–Jorge Periban; 2–Peter Miller; 3–Clifford W. Sise, Jr.; 4–Bob Baffert; 5–Scott Rollins; 6–Jerry Hollendorfer; 7–Art Sherman; 8–Clifford W. Sise, Jr.; 9–John Brocklebank; 10–John Brocklebank.

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TOP TRAINERSListed below are the top 10 leading trainers by 2015 North American earnings through September 16, 2015. Racing statistics are 2015 North American only.

Rank Name Starts Wins Places Shows Earnings Win% WPS%

1 Todd A. Pletcher 764 186 114 113 $18,568,993 24% 54%

2 Chad C. Brown 551 144 93 80 $12,709,026 26% 58%

3 Bob Baffert 259 63 44 38 $11,741,359 24% 56%

4 William I. Mott 491 97 84 67 $8,928,264 20% 51%

5 Mark E. Casse 642 108 100 87 $8,804,504 17% 46%

6 Jerry Hollendorfer 811 169 149 114 $8,076,923 21% 53%

7 Steven M. Asmussen 1,098 171 195 170 $7,264,726 16% 49%

8 Kiaran P. McLaughlin 283 73 39 40 $7,149,783 26% 54%

9 Christophe Clement 361 82 65 45 $6,356,769 23% 53%

10 H. Graham Motion 502 78 82 69 $5,583,723 16% 46%

Rank Name Starts Wins Places Shows Earnings Win% WPS%

1 Javier Castellano 1,118 250 195 163 $20,100,414 22% 54%

2 John R. Velazquez 719 141 113 102 $15,035,813 20% 50%

3 Irad Ortiz, Jr. 946 200 144 138 $14,665,472 21% 51%

4 Joel Rosario 765 122 136 105 $11,953,373 16% 47%

5 Jose L. Ortiz 935 160 165 121 $11,656,578 17% 48%

6 Victor Espinoza 384 72 62 54 $11,242,702 19% 49%

7 Rafael Bejarano 737 164 122 111 $8,604,675 22% 54%

8 Luis Saez 933 152 123 112 $8,390,786 16% 41%

9 Jose Lezcano 596 94 71 74 $8,067,729 16% 40%

10 Junior Alvarado 653 105 81 95 $7,872,241 16% 43%

2015 SIRES OF TWO-YEAR-OLDSListed below are the top 10 leading sires of 2-year-olds by 2015 Northern Hemisphere 2-year-old earnings through September 16, 2015. Only stallions that stand, will stand, or stood in North America (excluding stallions that died or were exported prior to the 2011 breeding season), and have runners in North America are included. Racing statistics are for Northern Hemisphere 2015 2-year-olds only. Current Rank Stallion Sire, YOB ’15 Stud Fee Farm 2YOs Rnrs Wnrs ’15 Earnings

1 Scat Daddy Johannesburg, ’04 $35,000 Ashford Stud, KY 154 50 20 $1,492,797

2 Uncle Mo Indian Charlie, ’08 $25,000 Ashford Stud, KY 165 31 9 $914,258

3 Tapit Pulpit, ’01 $300,000 Gainesway, KY 109 35 11 $852,955

4 Square Eddie Smart Strike, ’06 $10,000 Vessels Stallion Farm, CA 37 9 7 $717,399

5 War Front Danzig, ’02 $150,000 Claiborne Farm, KY 66 18 9 $660,314

6 Bernardini A.P. Indy, ’03 $85,000 Darley, KY 126 35 7 $602,628

7 High Cotton Dixie Union, ’03 $5,000 Ocala Stud Farm, FL 95 29 10 $539,628

8 Big Drama Montbrook, ’06 $10,000 Bridlewood Farm, FL 68 19 7 $531,098

9 Twirling Candy Candy Ride, ’07 $10,000 Lane's End, KY 92 27 12 $517,501

10 City Zip Carson City, ’98 $40,000 Lane's End, KY 112 31 7 $507,845