California-bred Tiz a Ministeris one of four entries in Thursday’sgrade II, $150,000 Swaps Stakesfor three-year-olds at BetfairHollywood Park.

Tiz a Minister is by TommyTown Thoroughbreds’ Ministers

Wild Cat, out of the Cee’s Tizzy mareTiz a Mistress, was bred by DahlbergFarms, is owned by S.A.Y. Racingand trained by Paul Aguirre.

He has three wins in 13 starts,earnings of $420,780 and is comingoff a win in the June 2 Affirmed.

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The catalog is now online for the 2013Northern California Sale on Tuesday,August 13. Click here for the catalog.

This year’s sale will be held at theAlameda County Fairgrounds, beginning atnoon. There are 103 yearlings and horses ofracing age cataloged. The yearlings repre-sent most of the top stallions in the state.

Supplemental entries will be accepteduntil the day of the sale.

The 2012 Northern California Sale—

the ninth presented by the CaliforniaThorough-bred Breeders Association(CTBA) in its current format—saw a 50 percent leap in the sale average from theprevious year and the highest since 2006. The69 hips that sold in 2012 brought gross sales of$528,200, an average of $7,655 and a medianprice of $4,000.

Since the sale returned under the direction of the California Thoroughbred

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Supplemental Entries Will Be Accepted Until Day Of Sale

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Casual Lies

California-breds Ourwestcoast-ghost, Coach Bob and Ain’t NoOther are entered in Thursday’s$75,000 Casual Lies Handicap atPleasanton.

Ourwestcoastghost is by Muqtarib,out of the In Excess (Ire) mare XpressXcess, was bred by owners Ron andLillian Lang and D. Wayne Baker and is trained by Baker. He has threewins in six starts, earnings of $87,360and is coming off a back-to-backallowance wins.

Coach Bob is by Bertrando, out ofthe Yankee Gentleman mareGentleman’s Hope, was bred by Pamand Marty Wygod, is owned by TomGerstel, Reina Gonzalez, KeithHembree, Jane Hembree, et.al. and is

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Multiple grade I winner Smiling Tiger hasbeen retired from racing, and will stand atPremier Equine Center in Oakdale, California,in 2014 for an advertised fee of $5,000.

The six-year-old son of Hold That Tiger had notraced since his victory in the grade III Vernon O.Underwood Stakes December 2 at HollywoodPark. He was sidelined with a foot bruise inJanuary, but had recently returned to training, registering two workouts in June at Pleasanton.

“He had a little bit of heat in his knee,”said bloodstock agent Mersad Metanovic,who will handle the stallion’s bookings.“There’s nothing there. There’s no chip oranything but with him being at the age thathe is, no one wants to take any calculatedrisks, and that’s what it really came down to. It came down to ‘What does he oweanybody?’ Absolutely nothing.”—continued atwww.DRF.com, By Steve Andersen

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The statistics contained in these rankings are compiled by The Jockey Club Information Systems Inc. (TJCIS). While every effort is made to prevent errors and omissions, California Thoroughbred cannot guarantee their complete and totalaccuracy. A dagger (†) indicates that a stallion has been pensioned, an asterisk (*) that he has died, a dot (•) that he is now standing elsewhere, a number sign (#) that he did not stand in California in 2012 but is standing in the state in 2013,a double dagger (‡) that he is not standing in California in 2013 but will stand in the state in 2014 and in bold that he is a freshman sire. In all cases, a sire will remain in the rankings until the year after his last California foals are two-year-olds. Statistics cover racing in North America (U.S., Canada and Puerto Rico), England, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates only.

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Leading Siresby Money Won

RacesRank Sire Runners Starts Won Earnings

1. Tribal Rule . . . . . . . . . . . . . 154 575 95 $2,194,8452. Unusual Heat . . . . . . . . . . . 90 367 51 2,175,6883. Ministers Wild Cat . . . . . . . 100 465 89 2,091,3364. Benchmark . . . . . . . . . . . . . 93 387 52 1,293,8235. Kafwain . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 99 429 55 1,211,4726. Old Topper . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86 367 53 1,149,7317. Bertrando† . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83 285 46 943,7258. Good Journey . . . . . . . . . . . 52 238 30 895,7819. Southern Image . . . . . . . . . 69 314 53 893,009

10. Salt Lake* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52 197 41 761,83011. Decarchy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71 271 32 740,56212. Tizbud . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43 178 21 679,82013. Unbridled Energy# . . . . . . . 71 288 45 660,48214. In Excess (Ire)* . . . . . . . . . . . .72 303 40 544,72915. Cindago* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 79 20 537,40316. Vronsky . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 108 20 534,73717. Marino Marini . . . . . . . . . . . .60 246 33 531,36918. Heatseeker (Ire) . . . . . . . . . . 35 140 19 526,48519. Swiss Yodeler . . . . . . . . . . . 71 294 40 522,50920. Lucky Pulpit . . . . . . . . . . . . 32 139 17 425,63821. Suances (GB) . . . . . . . . . . . 21 87 22 424,34322. Rocky Bar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44 186 30 415,03623. Awesome Gambler . . . . . . 37 155 13 385,56524. Atticus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37 129 19 361,14825. Affirmative . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 85 12 360,48926. Perfect Mandate* . . . . . . . . 30 121 25 339,36027. Stormin Fever . . . . . . . . . . . 53 205 18 337,49828. Terrell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45 195 21 326,63929. Game Plan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27 111 13 319,76030. Cee's Tizzy† . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 136 24 305,84131. Sea of Secrets . . . . . . . . . . 60 245 21 263,84032. Ten Most Wanted* . . . . . . . 29 119 9 260,36733. High Brite* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .37 169 22 254,84434. Globalize . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 127 11 241,23635. Popular . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 118 12 236,134

1. Tribal Rule . . . . . . . . . . . 154 575 95 2,194,8452. Ministers Wild Cat . . . . .100 465 89 2,091,3363. Kafwain . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 99 429 55 1,211,4724. Old Topper . . . . . . . . . . . 86 367 53 1,149,7315. Southern Image . . . . . . . 69 314 53 893,0096. Benchmark . . . . . . . . . . . 93 387 52 1,293,8237. Unusual Heat . . . . . . . . . 90 367 51 2,175,6888. Bertrando† . . . . . . . . . . . 83 285 46 943,7259. Unbridled Energy# . . . . . .71 288 45 660,482

10. Salt Lake* . . . . . . . . . . . . 52 197 41 761,83011. In Excess (Ire)* . . . . . . . . 72 303 40 544,72912. Swiss Yodeler . . . . . . . . . 71 294 40 522,509

Leading Siresby Number of Races Won

RacesRank Sire Runners Starts Won Earnings

Leading Sires Of Two-Year-Oldsby Number of Winners

RacesRank Sire Runners Winners Won Earnings

1. Tribal Rule........................ 9 3 3 $66,7992 Square Eddie.................... 4 2 3 139,380

Awesome Gambler .......... 7 2 2 101,668Time to Get Even .......... 10 2 2 101,460Bushwacker .................. 13 2 2 88,895Lucky J. H. ...................... 3 2 2 79,320Roi Charmant.................. 3 2 2 77,218Idiot Proof........................ 2 2 2 19,042

9. Swiss Yodeler .................. 5 1 1 48,002Birdonthewire .................. 2 1 1 44,810Lucky Pulpit ...................... 4 1 1 44,538Rocky Bar ........................ 2 1 1 43,492Olympio* ............................ 2 1 1 29,545Brave Cat ........................ 1 1 1 21,060Dixie Chatter .................. 7 1 1 14,301E Z Warrior* .................... 1 1 1 10,800Tizbud................................ 1 1 1 8,001Surf Cat ............................ 1 1 1 1,699

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trained by Gonzalez. He has four wins in 23 starts, earnings of $152,039and is coming off a fourth in a June 21 allowance.

Ain’t No Other is by Old Topper, out of the Shadeed mare Miami

Margie, was bred by owner Tommy Town Thoroughbreds and is trainedby Jerry Hollendorfer. He has eight wins in 26 starts, earnings of$453,435 and is coming off a third in the May 4 Cool Frenchy Stakes.

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Breeders Association in 2004, it has produced stakes winners such as Bai andBai, an earner of $724,983; grade II winner Sierra Sunset; and grade III win-ner Autism Awareness.

The consignor’s contract for the 2013 Northern California Sale is available online here.

The hard copy of the entry form was mailed out the first week of May, butclients can print the form from the website and send it in that way, if theychoose to do so.

For more information, please contact Cookie Hackworth, the CTBA’sSales Coordinator, at (800) 573-2822 ext. 243 or cookie@ctba.com.

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Hall of Fame jockey EddieDelahoussaye will be presented the10th annual Laffit Pincay Jr. Awardduring the Hollywood Gold Cup(grade I) program at Betfair

Hollywood Park on Saturday, July 6.Pincay, a member of racing’s Hall of Fame since

1975, will make the presentation between the fifth and sixth races.—continued at www.BloodHorse.com, ByBlood-Horse Staff

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Legendary jockey Laffit Pincay, Jr.will be the guest of co-hosts MichaelBurns and George Ortuzar at theupcoming Escogiendo Ganadores (Picking Winners) session Saturday, July 6 at Betfair Hollywood Park.

Pincay, the winningest rider in Hollywood Park historywith 3,049 victories, will present the 10th annual LaffitPincay, Jr. Award later in the day to fellow Hall of Fame jockey Eddie Delahoussaye.

During the Spanish-language seminar, Pincay, Burnsand Ortuzar will discuss the Panamanian’s storied career, aswell as the Betfair Hollywood Park card, including thegrade I, $500,000 Hollywood Gold Cup for older horses at1 1/4 miles over Cushion Track and the grade II, $150,000Royal Heroine Mile for older fillies and mares on turf.

The all-time leader at Hollywood Park with 288 stakeswins, Pincay won the Gold Cup a record nine times. Hisfinal victory in the track’s signature race came aboard SkyJack in 2002.

Escogiendo Ganadores will begin at 11:30 a.m. at the Paddock Tote Board.—From Betfair Hollywood Park,continued at www.BetfairHollywoodPark.com

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After the Finish Line hosts their biggest and mostimportant fundraiser of the year on Thursday, August 1,from 5:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m., at the newly renovatedHilton Hotel in Del Mar. “A Tribute to the Majesty ofThoroughbreds” will include a reception, silent andlive auctions and dinner. This fundraiser is held duringthe Del Mar Thoroughbred Club race meet to raiseawareness for the ex-racehorses. Sponsorships are avail-

able and auctions items and volunteers are welcomed. Please contact DawnMellen to donate silent auction items at dawn@afterthefinishline.org for more informa-tion go to www.afterthefinishline.org.

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The Breeders’ Cup andThe Jockey Club announcedtoday that the Breeders’ Cup

will sponsor America’s Best Racing ABRV traveling expe-rience vehicle in its cross country journey to promoteThoroughbred racing and the Breeders’ Cup this year.

The ABRV is a 45-foot streamliner bus manned by six,young horse-racing brand ambassadors who aretraveling to venues across the

country in a peer-to-peer marketing campaign target-ing Millennials. The ABRV kicked off its tour at theSouth by Southwest event in Austin, Texas, in March

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Take A wALKINg TOUR Of

Historic Ridgewood Ranch

2013 Bi-Monthly guided Tour Schedule

Walking Tours of Ridgewood Ranch

Visit the special place that Seabiscuit called home...

With the destruction and development of Glenn Riddle Farm,

home of Seabiscuit’s greatest rival, War Admiral,and his great grandsire the legendary Man O War,

Ridgewood Ranch becomes one of the few existing sites that can depict the time in our history when a small racehorse with a

great heart captured an entire nation.

—View film footage of Ridgewood Ranch, including scenes ofSeabiscuit’s 1940 homecoming, Red Pollard’s wedding and breathtaking horse racing scenes.

—View Seabiscuit memorabilia, hear historical facts, fun storiesand poignant memories.

—Tour Seabiscuit’s Stud Barn and Mare Barn, once part ofCharles Howard’s first class Thoroughbred breeding operation.

—Visit the historic craftsman-style ranch house built by WilliamVan Arsdale in 1905.

—Receive a commemorative souvenir and —See the Lil’Biscuits...Seabiscuit’s descendants.

Proceeds benefit ongoing historic preservations efforts of the Seabiscuit Heritage Foundation.

July 6 - July 20 - August 3 - August 17September 7 - September 21 - October 5 - October 19

the small racehorse with a great heart that captured the imagination of an entire nation!

Price: $20.00 per person - Children under 11 are FREE Tour Details: All tours are docent led and reservations are preferred.

Individual tours start promptly at 9:30am to noon. Rain or shine!

Group Tours of 8 or more noon. may be arranged for bus tour companies or private parties. Tours start at 9:30am and

last 1 1/2 to 2 hours.Only disability assistance pets, please. Buildings are handicap-accessible.

To browse available tour dates and for reservations,Visit S E A B I S C U I T H E R I T A G E . O R G call 707-459-5992 or Email: seabiscuit@instawave.net

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and made stops in Atlanta, Miami, Baltimore, Lexington,Louisville and New York since then.

Over the course of the next several months, the busand the ambassadors will make stops and promote

Thoroughbred racing at the following locations: Oceanport(New Jersey), Saratoga Springs (New York), Chicago, SanDiego and Los Angeles. The tour will culminate with anappearance at the Breeders’ Cup World Championships atSanta Anita Park (Arcadia, California) on November 1-2.

Breeders’ Cup has also selected America’s Best Racing(followhorseracing.com), a multi-media new fan develop-ment and awareness-building platform initiated by TheJockey Club, to become the official new fan engagementpartner of the Breeders’ Cup. America’s Best Racing willcreate and provide select, original digital content for theBreeders’ Cup and further help to promote and raise aware-ness of Thoroughbred racing’s year end Championshipacross earned, social and digital media platforms.

Additionally, Breeders’ Cup Limited and The JockeyClub intend to explore a variety of promotional, marketing,sponsorship, media and advertising opportunities, as well as to consider financing new initiatives in the area oftechnology and interactive games.

“The Jockey Club and the Breeders’ Cup share a common vision about the future of Thoroughbred racing,”said Jason Wilson, The Jockey Club’s Vice President ofBusiness Development. “This collaboration will accelerate efforts to drive sustainable growth forThoroughbred racing and breeding and it is a great way fortwo industry leaders to leverage resources dedicated for thebetterment of the sport and our fans.”

“We are very pleased to partner with The Jockey Club insponsoring the ABRV and maximizing exposure for theAmerica’s Best Racing website,” said Breeders’ Cup Chief Marketing Officer Drew Sheinman. “It is the missionof both the Breeders’ Cup and The Jockey Club to aggressively promote the sport of Thoroughbred racing to asa wide an audience as possible utilizing the combinedresources of our marketing, digital and social outreach.”

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The National Thoroughbred Racing Association(NTRA) reported that after several years of losses,the Lexington-based organization posted positive net revenue of $66,851 during fiscal year 2013.

According to the NTRA's 2012-13 annual report to membership released June 27, the results for the most recent year represented a $665,777 improvement over the prior-year period net loss of$598,927.—continued at www.BloodHorse.com, Ron Mitchell,

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Elusive Warning–Birdinexcess,

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Elusive Warning–Sparkling Fox,by FoxhoundFilly FoaledMarch 17, 2013Bred byCal and Jill Fischer

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California-Bred flashback: Nu Liz

On July 3, 1992, Nu Liz, a daughter of Batonnier, won the $35,000 Pleasanton Senorita Handicap for three-year-old California-bred fillies at Pleasanton,with Bally’s Starlet second and Cotton Bloomers third in a field of six. Nu Liz was trained by Perry Cotton and ridden by Roberto Gonzalez. She ran the 1 mile and 70 yards in 1:42 3/5 and won by six lengths at odds of 4-5. Nu Liz was the fifth of 10 foals out of the Run of Luck mare Liz Tasto, who also produced the stakes-placed Liztoane. The Pleasanton Senorita was Nu Liz’s third win in 13 starts. She finished her career with nine wins in 46 startsand earnings of $177,127. Nu Liz was bred by owners Perry and Eunice Cotton and was foaled at the Alameda County Fairgrounds. As a broodmare, Nu Liz has Memorette has seven foals, including the stakes-placed Nu Cat.

CARMA Launches New Program

To Assist Owners with Safely

Retiring Thoroughbred Racehorses

In support of providing funding for the rehabilitation,retraining and/or retirement of Thoroughbred horses that have raced in California, California Retirement ManagementAccount (CARMA) will be hosting their 6th annual charitypoker tournament, “Poker in Paradise—A Night Under the Stars”, on Saturday, July 20, at the Del Mar Hilton Hotel at 6:30 pm.

CARMA is a charitable 501 (c)(3) organization formed toassist Thoroughbred rehabilitation and retirement organizationsthat facilitate the care and retraining of horses who raced inCalifornia and whose racing careers have ended. CARMAensures the racehorses have retirement options by managing and disbursing funds toqualified retirement facilities caring for such horses.

Attendees of the “Poker in Paradise—A Night Under the Stars” event will enjoy alaid back tropical paradise theme along with heavy appetizers. Guests will mix andmingle with industry elite, including racehorse owners, trainers and jockeys.

“We are extremely proud of the work we’ve done over the last six years for thehorses in our racing community, and are looking forward to the continued supportof our friends and partners at this year’s “Poker in Paradise” event,” said CARMABoard Chair Madeline Auerbach. “The CARMA program has been a proven suc-cess in terms of dollars raised and most importantly in the tangible results seenat our benefiting farms and facilities where the horses live. CARMA has become aleader in the retirement/adoption community and events like this make our workpossible.”

Individual poker players enter into the Texas Hold ‘Em style tournament with a $200 donation. Poker players are encouraged to bring guests to attend and enjoy the event. Table packages for 8 players are available for a $3,000 donation. Guests who are not playing in the poker tournament can enjoy the festivities—including a live band, delicious appetizers, no-host cocktails, 50/50Drawing, a silent auction and more—for just $40. Register for the event by Monday,July 1, and receive a complimentary Clubhouse Pass valid any single day of 2013 DelMar meet.

Tickets for the Poker in Paradise event are now available at www.carma4hors-es.org. For questions please call (626) 574-6622 or emailinfo@CARMA4horses.org. The Del Mar Hilton hotel is located at 15575 Jimmy Durante Blvd, Del Mar, California 92014. Attendees must be at least 21 years of age.

The California Retirement Management Account (CARMA) is pleasedto announce the development of a new service for owners and trainersto assist in the placement of their Thoroughbreds in need of retirement. Through the generosity of the Santa Anita Park After-CareProgram—an initiative to support racehorse retirement created byowner-breeder Frank Stronach—CARMA has created the CARMAPlacement Program. This new program will facilitate the transition ofhorses from the racetrack to an approved CARMA Aftercare Partner(non-profit benefactors of CARMA grant funds) for placement in theirforever home.

The Placement Program will work directly with owners and trainersto transition horses admitted to the program to Winners’ Circle Ranchin Bradbury, California, to be assessed, treated if necessary, and thenplaced with the appropriate aftercare partner. The aftercare partnerwill provide rest, retraining and adoption, both, or permanent retirement, if necessary.

There are several prerequisites to be fulfilled before the horse willbe admitted into the program.

Owners or trainers must provide some information about thehorse’s physical condition; we understand injury is a common reasonfor retirement.

We cannot accept colts into the program but newly gelded horses,geldings, and fillies/mares are welcome.

The Placement Program is funded by the Santa Anita Park After-Care Program so we require that your horse has run at SantaAnita, Hollywood Park or the Del Mar Thoroughbred Club within thelast six months or has been training with recorded works over that timespan (showing the intent to run at one of those tracks).

A donation of $500 is requested to help defray the transportationand administrative costs associated with each horse.

While we know many owners have the necessary connections andcontacts to retire their horses directly, the Placement Program offers asafe and simple option for racehorse retirement.

We invite all owners and trainers to utilize the program for horses inneed of retirement. For more information please refer to the CARMAwebsite: www.carma4horses.org/resources/carma-placement-pro-gram. You can also contact the office at (626) 574-6654 or by email atPlacementProgram@carma4horses.org.

CARMA 6th Annual CharityPoker Tournament

“Poker In ParadiseA Night Under the Stars”

Saturday, July 20

Barretts To Hold Second del Mar Paddock Sale

On July 21, the first Sunday of the Del Mar ThoroughbredClub race season, Barretts Sales & Racing, in cooperationwith Del Mar, will conduct its second annual Paddock Saleat Del Mar featuring “Race Ready” horses in training.

“The objective of this sale is to encourage ownershipand attract new people to the game,” commented KimLloyd, General Manager of Barretts, “Last yearʼs catalogof 45 horses has already produced Nechez Dawn, stakes winner at Del Mar in her first start for owner Ten

Broeck Farm, and I Dazzle, winner of the AmericanBeauty Stakes at Santa Anita Park and grade II-placedlast weekend at Betfair Hollywood Park for first-timeowner Peter Peluso.

Nominations closed June 4, but entries will be accept-ed until two weeks prior to the sale, and horses qualifyingfor Del Marʼs “Ship and Win” Program will receive a shipping subsidy up to $1,500.—From Barretts Del Mar,www.barretts.com

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California-Bred Maiden winners In North America: June 24-30, 2013

June 30 (BHP, $52,250 MSW.)Star Rocker. Suarez Racing Inc.’s ch. c., 3, by Atticus—Absolute Nectar by Carson City.Breeders: Pablo and Michelle Suarez.Trainer: Doug F. O’Neill. Jockey: Mario Gutierrez.

BERTRANdOJune 28 (RUI, $5,868 MCL.)California wallop. Megan Hourigan and VanessaMikkelson’s b. g., 4, by Bertrando—Wild Tickle by Roar. Breeder: Richard A. Bell. Trainer:Justin R. Evans. Jockey: Miguel Hernandez.

CEE’S TIZZyJune 26 (BOI, $2,800 MSW.)Cees a flying. Homer Thoroughbreds Inc.’s gr. orro. m., 5, by Cee’s Tizzy—Flying Alibi by FlyingContinental. Breeder: Sutherland farm Inc.Trainer: A. Lynn Homer. Jockey: Joe A. Crispin.

June 28 (PLN, $8,850 MCL.)Celestial Council. Karen and Mickey Taylor’s dk. b. f., 3, by Council Member—Maid in the Moonby Son of Briartic. Breeders: Mickey andKaren Taylor. Trainer: Rene Amescua. Jockey:Alejandro Gomez.

June 30 (BHP, $19,750 MCL.)Coco de Carchy. Reddam Racing LLC’s b. f., 3, by Decarchy—Brefny by Slewpy. Breeder: Larry d. Hanson. Trainer: Doug F. O’Neill.Jockey: Mario Gutierrez.

ExCESSIVE BARBJune 28 (LA, $7,000 MCL.)Estivo. Pasq and Pasq Inc.’s dk. b. f., 3, byExcessive Barb—Summertime Fun by Caller I. D.Breeders: Pasq and Pasq Inc. Trainer: Angela M. Aquino. Jockey: Ramon Guce.

fORMAL gOLdJune 29 (LAD, $7,240 MCL.)Au girl. Two The Max Investments LLC’s b. f., 4,by Formal Gold—San Miguel Queen by Corslew.Breeder: Joe Maxwell. Trainer: Errol Meyers.Jockey: Chris R. Rosier.

fREESPOOLJune 29 (BOI, $2,800 MSW.)Buh Buh Bones. Reggie Anger’s b. g., 4, byFreespool—Calida by Theatrical (Ire). Breeder:desperado Stables Inc. Trainer: Tory Logan.Jockey: Paul Greene.

fRUITIONJune 29 (PLN, $10,850 MCL.)Call Collect. Barbara DeLima’s ch. g., 5, byFruition—Sunatra by Sunshine Forever. Breeder:Cheryl Bigon. Trainer: Clifford DeLima. Jockey:Russell A. Baze.

IN ExCESS (IRE)June 24 (MNR, $19,400 MSW.)Hawkeye declan. Yesenia Lopez’s b. g., 3, by InExcess (Ire)—Nicole and Ben by Russian Courage.Breeder: Robert Moreno. Trainer: Denise R.Sanderson. Jockey: Domingo Chacaltana.

June 29 (PEN, $20,800 MCL.)Popalicious. Tommy Town Thoroughbreds LLC’sdk. b. f., 3, by Ministers Wild Cat—Sea Poppy byForestry. Breeder: Tommy Town Thorough-breds LLC. Trainer: Amy Albright. Jockey: Angel R.Rodriguez.

OCEAN SOUNd (IRE)June 28 (BHP, $27,000 MCL.)Stylish Sounds. James M. Cassidy and DeronPearson’s dk. b. f., 3, by Ocean Sound (Ire)—SomeStyle (Ire) by Fayruz (GB). Breeders: James M.Cassidy and deron Pearson. Trainer: James M.Cassidy. Jockey: Victor Espinoza.

ONEBAdSHARKJune 30 (PLN, $11,000 MCL.)Shesonlyseventeen. E-Racing.Com’s dk. b. f., 4, by Onebadshark—Justawitch by Chief Seattle.Breeder: E-Racing.Com. Trainer: Jeff Bonde.Jockey: Russell A. Baze.

June 30 (BHP, $53,250 MSW.)gangnam guy. Richard Barton’s b. c., 2, by Roi Charmant—The Toast of Troy by Unusual Heat.Breeder: B&B Zietz Stables Inc. Trainer:Michael Machowsky. Jockey: Rafael Bejarano.

SALT LAKEJune 28 (PLN, $8,850 MCL.)Here Be dragons. Tacy Hahn and SarahMcCarthy’s b. m., 6, by Salt Lake—Winsome Proseby Peteski. Breeder: Sarah McCarthy. Trainer:Brian J. Pitnick. Jockey: Barrington Harvey.

June 29 (ARP, $5,100 MCL.)Miss Lake. Diana Bringhurst’s ch. m., 5, by SaltLake—Affirmarose by Affirmed. Breeder: dineshManiar. Trainer: J. Owen Bringhurst. Jockey: KarloLopez.

SQUARE EddIEJune 29 (BHP, $53,250 MSW.)Smoove It. Reddam Racing LLC’s b. f., 2, bySquare Eddie—Smoove by Distorted Humor.Breeder: J. Paul Reddam. Trainer: Doug F.O’Neill. Jockey: Mario Gutierrez.

STORMEdJune 30 (LA, $6,500 MCL.)Bank Robber. Lucas Romero’s b. g., 5, byStormed—Bank the Excess by In Excess (Ire).Breeders: don and Judi Barber. Trainer:Antonio Soto. Jockey: Dionicio Navarro.

June 28 (BHP, $53,250 MSW.)Tiz a Classy Lass. Pamela C. Ziebarth’s dk. b. f., 3, by Tizbud—Classy Lass by Lord Avie.Breeder: Pamela C. Ziebarth. Trainer: Martin F.Jones. Jockey: Julien R. Leparoux.

VRONSKyJune 29 (BHP, $20,250 MCL.)Brown Boss. Purple Shamrock Racing, Michael E.Carter and Agustin Orendain’s dk. b. g., 4, byVronsky—We Got the Dinero by Ice Age. Breeder:Joe L. Turner. Trainer: Robert B. Hess Jr. Jockey:Rafael Bejarano.

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IMPORTANT EVENTS & dATESSATURdAy, JULy 6

SeABiSCuit HeRitAge FounDAtion, RiDgewooD RAnCH in willitSthe Seabiscuit Heritage Foundation will host guided walking tours of

proceeds benefit ongoing historic preservations efforts of the SeabiscuitHeritage Foundation. 2013 Bi-Monthly guided tour Schedule

price: $20.00 per person - Children under 11 are FReetour Details: All tours are docent led and reservations are preferred.

individual tours start promptly at 9:30am to noon. Rain or shine!group tours of 8 or more may be arranged for bus tour companies or private

parties. tours start at 9:30am and last 1 1/2 to 2 hours.only disability assistance pets, please. Buildings are handicap-accessible.

Call 707-459-5992 to make reservations or for more details.www.seabiscuitheritage.org — seabiscuit@instawave.net

THURSdAy, JULy 18CAliFoRniA HoRSe RACing BoARD (CHRB)

MontHly BoARD MeetingDel Mar Simulcast Facility, Del Mar • http://www.chrb.ca.gov

SATURdAy, JULy 20SeABiSCuit HeRitAge FounDAtion, RiDgewooD RAnCH in willitS

the Seabiscuit Heritage Foundation will host guided walking tours(See Saturday, July 6 for more information)

Call 707-459-5992 to make reservations or for more details.www.seabiscuitheritage.org — seabiscuit@instawave.net

SATURdAy, JULy 20CHARity pokeR touRnAMent

CARMA’s 6th annual charity poker tournament, “poker in paradise – A night under the Stars”

at the Del Mar Hilton Hotel at 6:30 pm. individual poker players enter into thetexas Hold ‘em style tournament with a $200 donation. poker players are

encouraged to bring guests to attend. Corporate tables for 8 players are avail-able for a $3,000 donation. Additional donation opportunities will be availablethrough on-site opportunity drawings. Register by July 1st and receive a com-

plimentary Clubhouse pass valid any single day of 2013 Del Mar Meet. Fortickets to the event go to www.carma4horses.org. Questions call

(626) 574-6622 or info@CARMA4horses.org. Must be at least 21 years of age.

SUNdAy, JULy 21BARRettS “RACe ReADy” HoRSeS in tRAining SAle

SAle Being HelD in tHe pADDoCk oF tHe Del MAR tHoRougHBReD CluB http://www.barretts.com • info@barretts.compHone: (800) 467-7379 • (909) 629-3099 • FAX: (909) 629-2155

THURSdAy, AUgUST 1AFteR tHe FiniSH line

“‘A tRiBute to tHe MAJeSty oF tHoRougHBReDS DinneR & AuCtion”‘newly Renovated Del Mar Hilton, Del Mar, California invites you to our

6th Annual Charity Fundraiser, 530pm-930pm • www.afterthefinishline.orgSponsorships are available and auctions items and volunteers

are welcomed. please contact Dawn Mellen to donate silent auction items. dawn@afterthefinishline.org.

SATURdAy, AUgUST 3SeABiSCuit HeRitAge FounDAtion, RiDgewooD RAnCH in willitS

the Seabiscuit Heritage Foundation will host guided walking tours(See Saturday, July 6 for more information)

Call 707-459-5992 to make reservations or for more details.www.seabiscuitheritage.org — seabiscuit@instawave.net

TUESdAy, AUgUST 132013 noRtHeRn CAliFoRniA SAle

the 2013 CtBA Sales that will be held on tuesday, August 13, at the AlamedaCounty Fairgrounds, pleasanton, Calif. For more information, please contact

Cookie Hackworth, California thoroughbred Breeders Association SalesCoordinator, at cookie@ctba.com or (800) 573-2822 ext. 243.

wEdNESdAy, AUgUST 21AFteR tHe FiniSH line

A FieStA FoR tHe HoRSeS At en Fuego CAntinA & gRill, After the Finish line is the August charity of the month at en Fuego Cantina and

grill. on wednesday, August 21st, AtFl takes over the restaurant for “‘A Fiesta for the Horses”‘ party. Join us from 6 pm – closing for dinner,appetizers and “‘Finish line”‘ Margaritas. en Fuego will donate 10% of all

restaurant sales to After the Finish line. And, throughout the month of August,$1 will be donated to AtFl for every “‘Finish line”‘ Margarita sold. gather your

friends and help us raise money for the ex-racehorses.www.afterthefinishline.org • dawn@afterthefinishline.org

• Pamela Ziebarth, owner of Tiz a Classy Lass earned$17,500 on June 28th at Betfair Hollywood Park

• Reddam Racing LLC, owners of Smoove It earned$17,500 on June 29th at Betfair Hollywood Park

• Kama'aina Thoroughbreds, owners of Madame Peleearned $10,000 on June 29th at Alameda County fair

• Suarez Racing Inc., owners of Star Rocker earned$17,500 on June 30th at Betfair Hollywood Park

• Richard Barton, owner of gangnam guy earned$17,500 on June 30th at Betfair Hollywood Park

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The July 2013 issue of California Thoroughbred, the official publication of theCalifornia Thoroughbred Breeders Association (CTBA), is now in its final stagesof production and is scheduled to be mailed out along with the 2013/2014Industry Directory by the end of next week. Featured as this edition’s cover storyis the 145-acre Legacy Ranch of Pete and Evelyn Parrella in Clements that boastsa five-furlong training track with a 400-yard chute and where the promising first-crop stallion Papa Clem has been standing at stud since 2010.

Besides this article, the latest magazine also includes advertorials spotlightinggroups of six foals each at Madera Thoroughbreds in Madera, Old EnglishRancho in Sanger and Paradise Road Ranch in Lathrop, as well as manyother feature stories of interest, such as: an In Memoriam tribute to 26-year-old In Excess (Ire), the multiple grade I-winning millionaire and a three-timeleading sire of Cal-breds who died of the infirmities of old age at Vessels StallionFarm in Bonsall on May 17; a CTBA Member Profile on Steve Young, whojoined the association in 1982 and is the owner of the three-year-old California-bred colt Tiz a Minister who won the grade III, $100,750 Affirmed Handicap atBetfair Hollywood Park on June 2; a Q & A with Joe Morris, who took over hisduties as the new President of the Thoroughbred Owners of California (TOC)on June 17; wrap-ups of the graded stakes wins by the aforementioned Tiz aMinister and the four-year-old Cal-bred gelding Summer Hit in Golden Gate’s$100,000 All American Stakes (grade III) on May 27; a Racing In SouthernCalifornia page featuring the wins by the Cal-bred fillies Unusual Hottie andSprouts in Hollywood Park’s $90,370 Redondo Beach Stakes and $100,250Cinderella Stakes on June 9 and June 15, respectively; a review of the respectivewins at Golden Gate by the filly Unusual Way and the colt Surfcup in the June1 Campanile Stakes and June 9 Silky Sullivan Stakes, both $100,000 GoldenState Series events for Cal-bred or California-sired three-year-olds at a mile onthe turf; an Another Man’s Treasure piece on the Cal-bred geldings LiberianFreighter, a dual grade II winner, and Stone Cold Angel, unplaced in his twostarts, who won classes during the inaugural Thoroughbred Classic Horse Show(TCHS) Series held at the Rancho Mission Viejo Horse Park in San JuanCapistrano on April 20-21; the latest story in the A Blast From The Past seriesfeaturing A Kiss For Luck, the 1981 California Champion Two-Year-Old Femalewho won the grade I, $200,000 Vanity Handicap at Hollywood Park on July 17,1983; a Focus On The Future editorial on Kent Sweezey, who is now trainer EoinHarty’s assistant following a world tour of breeding operations; a Horse Care articletitled “Bio-Mechanical Efficiency In The Equine Athlete”; a Guest Forum editorialthat celebrates the 150th anniversary of the first organized Thoroughbred racemeeting in Saratoga and which highlights those Cal-breds who won prestigiousraces at this New York racetrack over the years; and all the many other interestingand informative features, departments and columns that this publication’s loyalreaders look forward to every month.

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