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The Ertl Method by Steve Sigafoose.............................................................................................. 12 More ‘Magic’ in Weaver by Don Jensen........................................................................................ 13 Daytona marks 68th year of racing by Vera Rasnake............................................................................ 15 Atascocita Sig dominates Wheeling Island National by Stan Pawloski...................................... 26 Honors Gallery............................................................................................................................... 30 Distance Classic to the ‘Max’ by Don Jensen............................................................................... 33 2016 Sire Standings Intermediate Tracks.................................................................................... 35 2016 Dam Standings Intermediate Tracks.................................................................................. 37 Boc’s Betty Jo starts career with 19 straight in the money finishes by Stan Pawloski........................... 39 The ‘Magic’ of 100 wins by Don Jensen........................................................................................ 41 Pebbles calls it a career.................................................................................................................. 43 NGA’s Pup Giveaway!................................................................................................................... 44 Giveaway Pups............................................................................................................................... 46 NGA Fall Meet Schedule............................................................................................................... 49 Terms and Conditions of NGA Sale............................................................................................. 50 Kansas trilogy - August/September Stake................................................................................... 57 Friday morning quarterbacks - October Stake........................................................................... 63 Double sweep - November Stake................................................................................................... 69 Berland’s block - December Stake............................................................................................... 75 Flying high - January Stake.......................................................................................................... 81 Again…so soon? - February Stake............................................................................................... 85 Oh, so close! - Borchers/Slack’s Stake......................................................................................... 89 Doing the ‘Rumba’ at Dubuque by Steve Sigafoose..................................................................... 92 Pipe Down returns to old form by Stan Pawloski......................................................................... 97 NGA Board of Directors Meeting Minutes-Spring 2016............................................................ 99 NGA Business Meeting Minutes-Spring 2016........................................................................... 102 IGP Announcer: Names are the game by Steve Sigafoose......................................................... 103 Results of the NGA Spring Meet Auction.................................................................................. 105 The Rushin’ Russian by Jeff Prince............................................................................................. 113 Romo guts out victory in Hound Madness by Shane Bolender................................................. 114 WW Bonanza: A mark of consistency by Stan Pawloski........................................................... 117 Red Utopian continues South Florida domination by Vera Rasnake........................................ 119 JS Fast Phili just fast enough in Spring Futurity Championship by Shane Bolender............................ 120 PJ Pipe It Down wins Wheeling National Consolation by Stan Pawloski................................ 123 The Outbound Train by Kelly Clark............................................................................................ 125 In honor of Family by Don Jensen............................................................................................... 127 Riders’ Roast’n Toast.................................................................................................................. 135 Arkansas governor, others hear of greyhound pets by Vera Rasnake.................................................137 Tyson delivers KO in PB Rooney stake by Jeff Prince............................................................... 139 Message in a Jug: A Maddog McDermutt Update by Todd Johnson........................................ 140

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Letters to the Editor........................................................................................................................ 9 Track Talk....................................................................................................................................... 17 Hall of Fame News by Cecilia Harris............................................................................................ 28 2016 Stake Schedule...................................................................................................................... 96 Greyhound of the Month by Gary Guccione.............................................................................. 129 Taxes and Finances by Mark Battersby....................................................................................... 132 Photo-at-the-finish....................................................................................................................... 144

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Footnotes...........................................................................................................................................3 Obituaries.........................................................................................................................................7 For The Record..............................................................................................................................11 All Time Leading Race Winners.................................................................................................104 Track Calendar............................................................................................................................138 Breedings Reported.....................................................................................................................145 Whelpings Reported....................................................................................................................149

Classifieds...........................................................................................................................160 For late-breaking news, see Daily News and At The Track on NGA’s Website: www.ngagreyhounds.com THE GREYHOUND REVIEW (USPS 135-800, ISSN 1042-4016), published four times a year, is the Official Publication of the National Greyhound Association, with editorial, business and circulation departments located at 729 Old 40, Abilene, KS 67410-9208. Phone: 785-2634660 (FAX 785-263-4689). SUBSCRIPTION RATES: $5 per copy over the counter, $28 per year for four issues. (Included in annual member dues). Periodicals postage paid at Abilene, Ks., and the additional mailing offices. The Review reserves the right to refuse advertisements submitted to this publication. Directory ad deadlines: Dec. 1-Winter; Mar. 1-Spring; June 1-Summer; Sept. 1-Fall. Ad accounts must be paid within 30 days of billing date. Ad rate card available upon request. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to The Greyhound Review, P.O. Box 543, Abilene, KS 67410. Printed by Hall Directory, Inc., Topeka Ks. 66608. www.greyhoundreview.com, e-mail review@ngagreyhounds.com.

ON THE COVER: NGA Spring Meet shots comprise this month’s Review cover. At very top: field of pups rush to turn in Track Stake finals. On left side, from top: white pup in pursuit of Buddy The Lure in far turn during NGA Track Stakes; Tim Leuschner presents one of two All-America awards to Tina Williams; Julia Ward presents Flashy Sir Award for Highlyclassified to Monte Jacobs and John Farmer; Leslie Csokasy with banquet honorees Bob and Luetta Rider; NGA park entrance to track. Bottomcenter shots: Steve Ward with SE’s Trophy Town; Tiki Ochoa with Kiowa Never Fail; Fred Fulchino presents Ed Keelan scholarship to Ashley Collette; post-auction planning outside Sterl Hall, with Arthur Agganis and Shannon Henry (Troy Biehle in background). On right side, from top: Shelby Rangel parades pup in auction ring; Tom Ferris with top auction sale ($50,000) PJS Shut It Down; Rodney Cooley with his top auction purchases PJ Gotta Lotta and PJ Brett Favre; Jim Blanchard presents Rural Rube plaques for Husker Magic to Terry Haber, Kayruth Abernathy, Lisa Haber and Jim Abernathy.

Centerpiece photo of the Spring Meet montage has retiring NGA Executive Director Gary Guccione presenting NGA Lifetime Achievement Award to Don Ryan. All Spring Meet results—and much more—in this first-ever Summer issue of the Review. (Photos by Connie Rein, Kelly Clark, Abilene ReflectorChronicle and Gary Guccione.)

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Vo l u m e 4 4 Summer GARY GUCCIONE Executive Editor

CONNIE REIN Advertising

NGA OFFICERS PRESIDENT, STEVE GILSTER Allen, TX

VICE PRESIDENT, JULIA WARD Abilene, KS

SECRETARY-TREASURER, GARY GUCCIONE Abilene, KS

ASSISTANT SEC.-TREAS. CONNIE REIN Abilene, KS

BOARD OF DIRECTORS FREDERICK A. FULCHINO Pomfret Center, CT

JAMES BLANCHARD Bonita Springs, FL

STEVE G. GILSTER Allen, TX

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S. LESTER RAINES Charleston, WV

BYRON J. CHILDS Elgin, TX

MELVIN JOHNSON Calhan, CO

JULIA WARD Abilene, KS

LESLIE CSOKASY Bothell, WA

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Footnotes The Southland Effect

Everybody knows it. Southland Greyhound Park is the primary engine driving the greyhound industry right now. Never in the last 50 years (at least) has a single track had such a huge influence on the health of the U.S. game; maybe never in the entire 97 years of the sport, dating back to the time when Tulsa (1920) was the first successful—and, for awhile, the only!—greyhound racetrack in the world.

Ironically, there’s no better proof of The Southland Effect on the sport than what happens in Abilene.

Yes, we’re talking about the National Meets and its Track Stakes and Auction.

But we’re also talking about what happens in Abilene at NGA registry headquarters the other 351 days of the year. But more on that in a moment.

Clearly most of the big money spent at the NGA sales for the last few years has been with the intent of sending the promising purchases to the W. Memphis oval, where the return on investment—if all pans out and the pups run as expected—can be made much more quickly than anywhere else. The highest priced pups at the sale—this time the top pup went for $50,000, while three others went for $30,000 or more—are obviously bound for the eastern Arkansas venue.

Take this most recent Spring Meet as an example.

Never was it more obvious that most buyers have one eye on the ring and the other eye on Southland. Clearly, they’re watching the pups through the prism of how well they might run the unique W. Memphis track, rather than how the pups might finish in the NGA Track Stakes, or what times they post while in Abilene.

To underscore—did you happen to notice that none of the top three selling pups (going for $50,000, $38,000 and $33,000 respectively) won a main-stake at the NGA Spring Meet? The top selling pup ran third in a main, while the other two were Flite I winners. The top seller and third-top seller in the sale posted times of

30.43 and 30.64 in the finals—more than a half-second slower than the fastest time of the meet.

No, the buyer’s eye is neither necessarily on who wins the NGA Track Stake trophies, nor their times on the Abilene track. It’s on Southland.

What happens in Abilene the other 50 weeks of the year tells a similar story. True, breedings reported to NGA are down another 16 percent this year, on the heels of a sharp decline in 2015. Breeders obviously are being cautiously picky these days. More than ever, they’re breeding for quality. And, simply put, most breeders are breeding for Southland. In those cases, both the sires and dams they’re considering for an upcoming mating must pass their personal Southland litmus test.

You can be sure that 99.9 percent of the pups that end up in the lower tier of tracks (i.e., those not listed in the Sire and Dam Standings, found elsewhere this issue) were not bred for that intent. It’s rather difficult to find anyone who plans a mating with the expectation or hope that the pups wind up at, say, Tucson Greyhound Park. If you know of anyone with that mindset, they’re probably in another line of work by now.

This is not to minimize the huge role still played by the racetracks in Florida, West Virginia and elsewhere. Many of those tracks are extremely vital to the sport at this juncture in its history. But if there’s an obvious keystone to the game right now, it’s Southland, and everybody knows it. The events in Abilene—namely, the Track Stakes and Auction, plus the sires and dams listed on NGA breeding reports— clearly tell that story…. * * * * Weekend rains failed to dampen the enthusiasm of NGA Spring Meet attendees as the Track Stake finals and Auction finished the Apr. 25-30 activities on a high note. Average price of pups sold in the ring (see Track Talk item) is a good indication of the quality of pups

Few things indicate the impact Southland Greyhound Park has on racing today more than the events in Abilene—not only during National Meets, but during the rest of the year, as well….

that had gathered. Numbers were down from a year ago (319 in the Track Stakes, 277 in the Auction), which contributed to a smaller auction total ($911,900). Still, that figure was higher than many had anticipated.

Social events went off well during the week and were well attended. The Annual Hall Of Fame Auction/ Dinner raised about $24,000 for the museum and provided a fun, warm “welcome back” to Meet gatherers.

The Wednesday night banquet, honoring Bob and Luetta Rider, attracted a nice crowd—despite Bob’s needless fretting that no one would show up. The awards ceremony at the Hall Of Fame on Thursday night honored last year’s canine stars—All-America team members and the NGA Rural Rube and Flashy Sir Award winners—as well as NGA Lifetime Achievement Award recipient Don Ryan and scholarship recipients Brendon Dalton and Ashley Collette.

Good times, all….

Did anyone notice that on the very last day of the NGA Spring Meet (Apr. 30), when most of the pups walked through the auction ring, a former auction sale was winning a $20,000 stake in Florida? Flying Russian (BD’s Grayson-Flying Rushin By), a $13,000 sale from Vince Berland to Norm Rader (Lot 353 on the last day of the 2015 Fall Meet), captured the Bob Balfe Puppy Stake at Palm Beach on Apr. 30 for Norm’s racing kennel. See Jeff Prince feature this issue….

Next gathering in Abilene, for the NGA Fall Meet, will be Oct. 10-15. It’s hard to top tradition, so the meet schedule will be pretty much the same as it’s been in the past (see schedules and information in this issue)….

Another change regarding the upcoming Fall Meet: the Hall Of Fame Board of Directors hopes to improve its traditional Tuesday night dinner for HOF Club members. This October, the dinner will be professionally catered, a video program is being planned, and the dress code will be Business Casual. Pack a jacket or a tie— or both, guys!....Banquet honorees at the upcoming meet will be the Blanchard Family (Jim, wife Mellissa, and son James), who’ve worked especially hard to preserve live racing in Florida in recent years….

One new event at this Fall gathering will be a special drawing, held by the American Greyhound Council, Inc., as it celebrates its 30th anniversary. Adoption agencies that have received an AGC grant in the past and are still carrying out the vital work of greyhound pet placement will be eligible in a drawing that will award the lucky winner a $3,000 prize to further enhance their adoption efforts. See further details in a “Track Talk” sub-story this issue….

You’ll also find in “Track Talk” this issue an announcement about another special presentation later this year. It was gratifying to hear that AGTOA’s Lifetime Achievement Awards will be presented to

two veterans of the game—Dan Luciano and Tim Leuschner—in September. Their achievements and contributions to the sport have been profound. Not only have their careers been dedicated to quality greyhound racing at many different racing venues over the last halfcentury, but they’ve dedicated much personal time and effort to important national industry programs, such as the AGC and the Greyhound Hall Of Fame. Hearty congratulations, Dan and Tim. Your lifetime labors of love are warmly appreciated….

Recent visitor to the NGA office: 78-year-old Pat McMahon, Jr., of Hutchinson, Ks. Pat was in Abilene to visit his older sisters (one of whom was our oldest daughter’s kindergarten teacher) and the grave of his father for Memorial Day….Pat’s dad, Pat McMahon, Sr. served as the NCA secretary-treasurer from 1947 to 1964. Lots of old greyhound people’s names that Pat, Jr. remembered as a kid growing up in Abilene came into our conversation: John Pesek, George Tarpenning, Buster Floca, Ken Hutchings, George Oswald, to name a few…Most everyone who knew these pioneers in the game have passed on….

We’ve often praised the public-relations efforts at Palm Beach Kennel Club for going the extra mile in bringing in nice crowds through creative promotions.

They, along with a couple of other venues, show that a live crowd can still be gathered for a racing event; it just takes some ingenuity and effort….Time and again the PB team has gone out of its way to promote the sport itself, most often by recognizing the current and past greats at their facility. Examples: the 3/8 Course is named after their all-time route great, Pat C Rendezvous, and two of the track’s biggest stake events are named in honor of sprint immortal He’s My Man and Hall Of Famer Dick Andrews, respectively. Like few other venues, PBKC pays homage to the local stars of the game….Here’s another, more recent, example of that.

On Memorial Day they said farewell to JS Speedy Pebbles on the occasion of her retirement in a special ceremony.(See Jeff Prince feature this issue.) The veteran stakes miss, owned by Shannon Henry, is endearingly referred to by track publicists as the “Queen” of Palm Beach. In 2013, when breaking in, she won her first eight starts, then captured the Dick Andrews Futurity. She retires with a sparkling 58-18-11-6 record in 118 starts….Well done once again, PBKC…. * * * * Ah, Arizona! What a colorful chapter in greyhound racing history you’ve been! But, alas…Arizona is now a permanent “scratch” on the U.S. greyhound racing calendar.

State lawmakers (as well as the media) swallowed the Grey2Kool-Aid in big gulps, leading to the passage of a bill to ban the game. After 74 years of continuous operation in that state, the sport will be outlawed as of Dec. 31 of this year—but Tucson Greyhound Park (TGP), fondly

called the “Old Pueblo” back in its heyday and the last track standing in the state, was expected to close shop before that. Its final race is likely to have run on June 24.

It was a tragic, perfect storm that brought Arizona to this point, but it didn’t happen overnight. Grey2K and other extremists had worked a long time in poisoning the media and legislators with their incendiary talking points. With Phoenix racing having shut down several years ago, the animal-rights gang, along with the media they’d brainwashed, was able to focus its attacks solely on Tucson Greyhound Park (TGP). Their campaign became so vitriolic that the local media often gave negative coverage to even phantom issues—such as three dogs bumping at the first turn in a race, and the incident of an entry sitting in the starting box. Such minor events were actually deemed newsworthy by the local press.

It was the perception of injuries, more than anything, which seemed to drive the agenda to close the track and ban the sport. Statistics were twisted to convey the ugliest and most negative of impressions. Isolated, serious incidents were made to sound like daily events, and the criticism spread like a cancer.

The story-line was essentially bogus, as statistics show our sport to be far safer than other types of animal racing. The Arizona Racing Commission oversaw the track diligently, and continually gave its stamp of approval on the care being administered to greyhounds and the over-all racing operation at TGP. But that didn’t stop the animal rights vultures from denigrating the sport at every possible turn.

Sadly, the track didn’t do nearly enough to combat the accusations. Apparently unhappy with the responses by previous management in trying to set the record straight with the media, the track’s top brass seemingly put a muzzle on current officials. More than once, the response from track personnel to the media was “no comment”—which is not exactly an effective counterpunch. Perception of wrongdoing eventually became reality in the minds of media, legislators and many Arizonans. TGP’s days were numbered.

Then there was the other role taken on by TGP. Headlines and articles carried the news that the bill to outlaw the sport was actually being supported or endorsed by the Tucson track. One TV outlet said one of the bill’s sponsors and the track attorney both called the bill “a compromise” between Grey2K USA and Tucson Greyhound Park.

TGP attorney Michael Racy explained the track’s position to us in another way.

He said that the track owners really didn’t endorse the ban, “but it’s not wrong to say that they were in support of the bill.”

It was very clear, Racy said, that legislation to terminate live racing in Arizona was an absolute certainty to pass, regardless what TGP did. “It’s inaccurate,” he explained, “to say that if TGP had just simply shut down,

that the bill wouldn’t have passed.” Which, he said, was what some racing folks were saying.

Why, then, would TGP endorse or support a bill that would outlaw the very activity they’d been engaged in for decades? Simple. The agreement cut with legislators, TGP and Grey2K proved to be a “win” for everyone. Except for the sport itself.

What did TGP win? The agreement—which one media outlet called “an unusual financial deal”— allowed for the track to discontinue live racing while keeping its exclusive rights to offer OTB in Southern Arizona through 2018. (Heretofore live racing was mandated in Pima County in order to simulcast.) It also allowed TGP to receive payments of about $500,000 a year from Turf Paradise to carry its signal and take wagers on races at the Phoenix horse track.

In other words, TGP sold out. They might not have really wanted to outlaw the sport in the entire state, but feathering its own nest took precedent over taking the higher ground of defending the sport. An “unusual financial deal,” indeed; and it was legally OK. But in the eyes of a near-century old sport that had been part of the Arizona sports and gaming landscape for more than seven decades, it was morally and ethically repugnant.

This surely must be the first time in the sport’s history that a track has been complicit in the passage of a law that would flat-out ban the game—in this case, a game that the track itself had presented to the Arizona public for decades.

The track’s owners, Joseph Zappala (who served as ambassador to Spain, 1989-1992) and Robert Consolo Jr., have never been overly active in national greyhound affairs or deeply involved with industry programs— although TGP has for years been a member of AGTOA. Nor have they held any industry leadership positions or “given back” to the sport in any significant way over the years. Closing the track, which in recent years seemed inevitable, would have been an understandable and acceptable business decision. Betraying the industry was not.

It’s safe to say that Messrs. Zappala and Consolo are not likely to be on the short list for any industry lifetime achievement awards, nor induction into the Greyhound Hall Of Fame.

The action taken by Arizona lawmakers exposes their collective short memory of (and their total lack of appreciation for) a legitimate, humane sports program that had provided the state and local governments with tens of millions of tax dollars; hundreds of thousands of jobs; significant economic development through farm, kennel and track operations and maintenance; plus the enjoyment and excitement of a sport at a wide variety of venues in the state over the years.

What will likely live on for a long time in the minds of greyhound racing lovers is the action of TGP itself— summed up in newspaper headlines and captions, such as the one published in the Arizona Daily Star: “Track owners fight to end greyhound racing.”

That pretty much says it all.

Arizona. Who would ever have thought….? * * * * On a much more pleasant note—it appears live racing isn’t dead in Texas after all. Texas Racing Commission officials have confirmed that Valley Race Park in Harlingen will resume racing (after a seven-year absence) in November for an abbreviated (36-day) meet. Similarly abbreviated meets will assumedly be held in pursuing years at Gulf Greyhound Park and Corpus Christi….

Purses will be significant, as funds will accrue year-round from simulcast wagering at those venues. The plan was supported by all horse racing groups in Texas, since they recognize it will benefit their industry, as well….

Smallest quiniela payoff ever? If it’s $2.20 for a $2 wager, then it’s happened at least once in greyhound racing history—probably more than once, but we recently ran across such a puny payoff that happened back in the early 1970s. Anyone like to take a guess which two greyhounds were such a sure thing back then, that they’d pay a measly $2.20 quiniela? Another clue: This particular payoff happened at Palm Beach, on Apr. 3, 1971….If you guessed the 1-2 finishers were Izz A Champ and Madison Joker, you’re absolutely right. And they ran 1-2 countless times that season. Izz A Champ would go on to win the very first Rural Rube Award that year…. * * * * Two days before that Izz A Champ/Joker race was the day I happened to join the staff at NGA. As you might have heard, this past Spring Meet was our last as

your executive director and secretary-treasurer. And this Review issue will be the last one, as your editor. After 45 years with NGA, we’ll be leaving this post on July 15, turning the reins over to the capable hands of Jim Gartland—a wise choice made by our NGA Board of Directors. We’ll be available for some consulting with NGA thereafter, and will give Jimmy a hand during his first meet this fall (Oct. 10-15). It’s possible you’ll see an occasional feature from our pen in the pages of this magazine down the road; and we hope to be hanging out in Abilene during those wonderful semi-annual national meets as often, and for as long, as we can.…

Retirement will permit me to spend more time in supporting my wife in her family business endeavors—and more time visiting children and grandkids….As I conveyed to the NGA Board on Apr. 6, in announcing my plan to resign: Virtually all of my professional life has been with NGA. It’s been a great ride, and I can never adequately thank the 12 presidents, nearly 90 Board members and other good people I’ve worked with, for their countless courtesies. It has permitted us to raise a family in a small-town setting, blessing me with a lifetime of interesting experiences—all while getting to work in a sport I’ve loved since childhood. I’ll be forever grateful.

Au Revoir…

--G. Guccione

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Obituaries Fred Bonacorda

NGA member Fred Bonacorda passed away Mar. 2 in Bay Pines, Pinellas County, Fl., on Mar. 2. He was 82.

Mr. Bonacorda was born in Brooklyn, NY on Christmas Day, 1933. He joined the NGA in 2010, and his most recent residence was in St. Petersburg, Fl. He served in the Armed Forces, and was also a horse breeder and trainer.

Among the survivors are wife Geraldine, of the home.

Rod Connell

Rodney Connell, 79, a veteran Florida kennel owner at Daytona Beach and Derby Lane, died May 30 from declining health.

A native of Columbus, Ga., Mr. Connell was devoted to the greyhounds for many years and was an avid fisherman. In December, he moved to St. Petersburg from Eustis, Fl., to be closer to his operation at Derby Lane, where he raced greyhounds for more than three decades over two stints. He returned to Derby Lane in 2015 after leaving in 2007.

“I was 27 years old when my wife (she was 22) and I bought our first three greyhounds from Howard Winner, who filmed the TV series Route 66, Flipper and Gentle Ben,”

Rod said in 1979. Thus, he and wife Arnell had been in the business for about 52 years—dating back to the mid 1960s.

Some of the more popular greyhounds owned, raised or raced by Rod included 1978 AllAmerica captain Derek’s Cadillac, 1979 Tampa Distance Stake champ Circulate, Dot’s Cadillac, 1977 Tampa Derby winner Sheriff, Elles Belles, 77-race winner Shredder (who won the 1977 Biscayne Derby), and Catapult, a 1978 All-America and Biscayne Irish-American champion. His top broods included Tamborine, Sunflower Sadie and Gin Joy. Mr. Connell is survived by wife Arnell of Eustis; son Mark “Bo” Connell of Philadelphia; daughter Melinda Van Doren of Eustis; grandsons Casen Connell and Rodney Van Doren III; and granddaughters Kaitlyn Connell and Kylie Connell.

A memorial service was held June 5 in Winter Garden, Fl.

Keith Fisher

Former NGA member and greyhound breeder Wayne Keith Fisher, 75, of Bennington, Ks., passed away Mar. 31.

Born in White Cloud, Ks., to Lewis C. and Mildred Fisher, he was united in marriage with Beverly Startzman in 1968.

Mr. Fisher was an NGA member from 1980 through 2006. His greyhounds often carried the “Skidrow” prefix.

Survivors include his wife, Beverly; sons Kent, Kevin and Jake (Tiffany); brothers Kenneth and Paul; brother-in-laws Sam (Ruth) Startzman; five grandchildren, and one great-grandson.

Cal Holland, Jr.

Cal Holland Jr., 50, of St. Petersburg, Fl., passed away Apr. 4.

The son of Cal and Brenda Holland, Mr. Holland spent his entire life in the greyhound business, and most recently was trainer for the Patriot Kennel at Derby Lane.

A memorial service for Mr. Holland was held Apr. 24, at the Royal Palm Funeral Home in St. Petersburg.

“Everyone enjoyed Cal, and loved him,” Cal Sr. said a few days after his son’s passing. “He will be missed by all who knew him.”

Among his survivors, in addition to his father, Cal Sr., are Calvin Jr.’s children, Justin (who trains his grandfather’s kennel at Derby Lane) and Jenna Holland. Cal Jr.’s mother, Brenda, passed away in 2012.

(A full-length feature on Cal Holland, Jr., written by Don Jensen, is available for reading on the NGA website.)

Dean Langley

Former greyhound breeder Dean Langley, of Mankato, Ks., passed away Apr. 5. He was 76.

Mr. Langley was a member of the NGA from 1987 to 1998. He and his longtime friend, Marie, attended a day of racing at last fall’s NGA Meet in Abilene.

Born in Winchester, Ks., Mr. Langley was a construction supervisor and over-the-road truck driver.

Graydon Robtoy

Graydon O. Robtoy, 71, of Myrtle Beach, SC, passed away in late March at his home after a long battle with cancer.

Mr. Robtoy joined the NGA in 1979, and remained a member through last year. He worked with greyhounds for 30 years. Perhaps the highlight of his career was having trained the winner (Boligee Champ) and runnerup in the 1992 American Derby at Lincoln.

He was born July 12, 1944, in Fairfield, Vt., son to the late Adelphis and Ruth (Ovitt) Robtoy. He was married to Pauline Langlois at St. Mary’s Church in Jewett City, Ct., on July 24, 1965.

Besides his wife, he is survived by his son Kevin (Andrea) of Myrtle Beach; his daughter Lori Pellerin (Steve) of Dayville, SC; five brothers: Adelphis

Robtoy, Jr., Wayne Robtoy, Reginald Robtoy, Cordell Robtoy, and Phillip Robtoy; a sister, Buelah King; five grandchildren; a great-granddaughter and numerous nieces and nephews.

H.L. Swartzendruber

Former greyhound owner and NGA member Harlan Lee “Swartzie” Swartzendruber, of Wichita, Ks., passed away Apr. 11. He was 93.

Mr. Swartzendruber owned greyhounds for many years, joining the NGA in 1989.

Born in Harper, Ks., Nov. 23, 1922, Mr. Swartzendruber met Melba Jean Boatright when they were sophomores in high school, and they married June 4, 1943. He served in the military during World War II, parachuting into Holland with the 82nd Airborne. After being wounded by shrapnel, he was awarded the Purple Heart.

He was a successful Kansas businessman and farmer for many decades.

Pre-deceased by his wife, Mr. Swartzendruber is survived by his daughters, Vicki Carter and Jill White, several grandchildren, great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren.

Ralph & Ellen Wheeler

Ralph and Ellen Wheeler, former greyhound owners from Sparr, Fl., passed away recently—within 44 hours of each other.

Ellen Wheeler was the owner of Picki Princess, one of the top greyhounds of her day and a member of the 1994 All-America team.

The Wheelers were married to each other for almost 61 years.

Mr. Wheeler was last an NGA member in 2009, and Mrs. Wheeler’s last year as a member was in 2001.

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Letters to the Editor Havenick responds

I am grateful for being given the opportunity to correct some inaccurate quotes being attributed to me.

Tom Jicha misquoted me and when I questioned his publisher I was told: Isadore, this issue arose in Mr. Jicha’s Ante Post column, and a column by definition is the opinion of the author. We have no control over what readers may or may not infer from that opinion. Readers can either agree or disagree in the comments section below the piece. You, too, are free to comment in that section if you disagree with the inference or opinion of the author.

However, my comments were immediately taken off the website and I was blocked from commenting further. Do I support decoupling, yes, but as a protective measure for my employees. I have often asked the question, “What happens to the people who work at our facilities if Grey 2K runs and passes a constitutional amendment to ban dog racing?” By separating dog racing from other gaming licenses I can ensure that over 700 people who work at Flagler and Naples Ft. Myers get to keep their jobs. Why should they be put out of work over something that they can’t control? I have continually committed to running races at my families facilities and will continue to honor that commitment. Florida is the state that has Protections for Pregnant Pigs in their constitution, so why should I not prepare for an attack on our industry as well? I will continue to advocate for decoupling because that is what my grandfather and father would have wanted. They would have wanted me to stay true to my roots while protecting the livelihoods of the people I am responsible for. Any dog man who runs at one of our tracks can tell you that I think we can make dog racing fun and exciting again if both sides, the track and dog

owners, work together. Unlike the coward who called and threatened my family and me, I stand by my beliefs and when I say something I don’t hide by being anonymous.

Dog racing can be an exciting and attractive sport when the amount of racing more closely corresponds with seasonal and geographic demands. Do I think it will be easy?

No, but I do believe it is possible.

The next time someone wants to speculate on what my father and grandfather would have done, they should do the responsible thing and reach out to me. By blindly following Mr. Jicha’s inaccurate representation of something he admittedly got second hand and says is his opinion is irresponsible. A publication that is supposed to give credible insight has a responsibility to its readers to confirm that they are using factual information. The continual reference to a picture I took is comical. I have taken lots of pictures with lots of people, including with a dog man who threatened my life the very same day. Grey 2K is free to conduct their business however they see fit and I am free to conduct mine how I want.

We live in America and everyone is afforded that right. Both my father and grandfather taught me to always be polite to everyone and I will continue to heed their advice. I am here to talk and debate about these issues with anyone who would like to in a civilized manner. I will not partake in a mudsling campaign with faceless people who threaten my family or the people who work for us. To answer the question of the anonymous caller from Massachusetts, I sleep very well at night because I do not hide or cower in corners. I say something and I sign my name to it.

I will continue my grandfather and father’s legacy by conducting myself, personally and professionally, in a manner they as well as my own chil-

dren can be proud of. I look forward to continuing the dialogue in a productive manner and hope we can make dog racing great again.

Isadore Havenick Vice president of political affairs for Magic City Casino and Naples FT Myers Dog track

Scholar passion-driven

(Editor’s note: This letter, written

by Brendon Dalton, was read by his father, Kevin, during the Spring Meet ceremony at the Hall Of Fame when Kevin accepted the Jason Dean Hunt Scholarship on behalf of his son.)

First I would like to apologize for not being able to attend tonight to accept this scholarship. For those of you who do not know me, my passion is performing and I am currently at my final rehearsal before a dance recital next week. Tonight I would like to thank the greyhound industry for passion.

It is because of the greyhound industry that I have such a passion for performing. The passion that I grew up seeing in each and every one of you has made a lasting impression on me. No one’s passion has made an impact on me more than my father.

The greyhound industry had given my dad such a love and passion for these dogs that the day he graduated high school he packed up his truck, drove to the track in Pueblo Colorado, and started knocking on kennel doors asking if anyone needed help. I remember hearing this story as a little kid and while it may not have impacted me then, it certainly had a lasting effect on me. Both my father and my mother have always pushed me to follow my passion no matter where it takes me.

I am happy to say that it is taking me to Missouri State University in Springfield Missouri, to pursue my passion of performing as part of their Bachelor of Fine Arts in musical theatre program. To be a part of this program you must audition for the school.

At the time I applied for this scholarship I was waiting to hear back from the three schools I had auditioned for, Missouri State University, Millikin University, and Wichita State University.

Missouri State was my number one choice from the beginning, and to be one of only nineteen students fortunate enough to be the freshman musical theatre class in August is truly a blessing. Missouri States motto is “Follow your Passion. Find your Place” and I don’t think anything is more fitting.

Passion is not the only thing I have to thank this industry for. The confidence I have in myself is in large part due to being raised in this business.

From a young age I was entrusted with a lot of responsibility helping out on the farm. One of the responsibilities that sticks out the most in my mind is the simple responsibility of walking dogs from the kennel to the sprint field.

Now this may seem like a simple task to most people but for an 8 or 9 year old boy it was huge. I remember so clearly the “universal law” of walking

the dogs– “Don’t Let Go.” One time there was this dog who just did not like me. Every time I would walk into the kennel building he would start barking at me and only me. One time when we were turning the dogs out I somehow ended up holding him. Off he took with me holding on to his collar as tight as I could —I didn’t let go. I may have been dragged across on the cement for a while but I held on. Afterwards my dad checked if I was okay and he asked me, “why didn’t you let go” and I simple said “you always say not to.” I think that idea is important in regards to having a passion, that even when your passion takes you face first to the ground and drags you across the cement, you don’t let go and you hold on even tighter because without your passion, there is little else you have.

Growing up in the greyhound industry is the reason I am who I am today.

Without the people who have supported me and helped me throughout my life so far I would not have the passion and confidence that I possess. President

Eisenhower is quoted saying, “The proudest thing I can claim is that I am from Abilene.” Well I can tell you all that the proudest thing that I can claim is that I was raised in the greyhound industry. Thank you to the Hall Of Fame for this scholarship and please accept my sincerest apologies that I could not be here myself. Thank you.

Brendon Dalton Abilene, KS

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DUBUQUE, Iowa – Confession is good for the soul.

I’ve been writing stories about greyhound

racing for 30 years. But the stories have been written from the perspective of a fan, an interested party, someone on the outside. In terms of knowing the inner workings of the greyhound industry I know little.

This is why I got curious when I visited with Tim Ertl about the addition of his T And T Kennel to the Iowa Greyhound Park lineup for the 2016 season. His decision by to use the book- Steve ing as preparation Sigafoose grounds to groom the greyhounds to move up to the Southland Park.

I’m sure this is done by greyhound operations all over the country, but it was the first time the concept was told to me. Visions of major league baseball popped up in my head where the big league team has its Triple A club to groom players.

Question after question came to me to the point I had to get some answers.

“Dubuque is our home,” Ertl started out his story. “We had an application out there since 2002 and finally got the booking last November.”

It was good timing because “we have so many pups. We had a lot of them with Xtrem Racing but they were overflowing their kennel. Getting the booking gave us the space.”

The initial lineup is mostly pups plus some graded greyhounds that

had been running on Florida tracks during the past winter.

“A lot of the pups,” said Ertl, “are just from the farm and just turning two years old.”

Once racing at Dubuque Ertl, his wife Tammy and trainer Andy Owen will start watching their greyhounds.

At Southland, trainer Alan Harrell, who handles the T And T Kennel there, chips in with his input.

“Both Dubuque and Southland require strong greyhounds,” said

Ertl. “There is not one determining factor. You have to watch the greyhounds mature.”

There is no black-and-white measuring stick like making it to Grade A or winning three races. You have to watch closely, different greyhounds like different courses. A greyhound might run well at Dubuque and not at Southland and vice versa. That is possible because the two courses set up differently in terms of straightaways and curves.

In another twist, the road runs both ways.

“We will have greyhounds,” said Ertl, “that are struggling at Southland who can come back to Dubuque to let get them back in stride.”

With the season just underway at the Iowa Greyhound Park “none of the greyhounds are ready to be called up,” noted Ertl, “but we did have five wins the first weekend. That was nice.”

Tim and Tammy Ertl with T and T Kennel trainer Andrew Owen (right).

More ‘Magic’ in Weaver

Fifteen minutes before the $8,000 T.L. Weaver Memorial Challenge at Derby Lane, the muggy night transformed into

one of rain and wind in St. Petersburg, Fla. Leadouts were caught without rain gear; patrons ran for cover.

Waiting in the paddock was Husker Magic, who watched the fast-moving storm end before walking toward the starting box.

It wasn’t going to rain on her parade.

Facing stakes competition for possibly the final time on June 4, Husker Magic capped a by magical week with Don a photo-finish vic- Jensen tory in the 20th annual stakes race named after the track’s late founder. It was the third career stakes title and 102nd victory overall for the Abernathy kennel standout, who three nights earlier had become the first greyhound in Derby Lane’s 91 years to win 100 races on the St. Petersburg oval.

It also was the first T.L. Weaver crown for kennel owners Jim and Kayruth Abernathy, who were presented the championship trophy by track vice president Louise Weaver, great granddaughter of Derby Lane’s founding father.

Husker Magic’s win ended with drama. The 2-1 second-choice favorite broke crisply, built a four-length advantage by the first call and held on as Alderson kennel’s Yolo Swag, a 17-1 shot, rallied in the stretch along the rail. Husker Magic prevailed by

a nose with a 550-yard clocking of 30.53 seconds. The final result was not posted for nearly 90 seconds until the finish-line photo had been reviewed.

“She did what she had to do. . . .

She had to break and get to the lead,’’ Jim Abernathy said. “(Yolo Swag) was coming hard, but when (Husker Magic) went to the front like that, it would have been disappointing if she wouldn’t have won.’’

Husker Magic

Husker Magic, the 2015 AllAmerica captain, Rural Rube winner as the sport’s top sprinter and national win leader, moved into a tie for 39th place on the sport’s all-time win leader board. She missed nearly three months earlier this year with a hock issue, and was unable to defend her Sprint Classic title.

“This (win) is a little bit of redemption,’’ Abernathy said “(The Sprint Classic) was supposed to be her big, last hurrah. I was hoping for her to do good in the Sprint stake for the simple fact that you’re looking at AllAmerican, and there’s not too many three-time All-Americans (Husker Magic was on the All-America team in 2014-15). That goes a long way into getting into the Hall of Fame one day . . .maybe.’’

The $3,200 first-place prize elevated Husker Magic’s lifetime bankroll to more than $108,000 for I Mark Kennels

owners Arthur Kaufman of Sarasota, Fla., Terry Haber of Grapevine, Ark., and Jim Abernathy.

Trainer Claudio Lopez, 25, said the 50-month-old female from a litter

by Rhythmless and Casino Zada has given him a wonderful opportunity.

“It’s really cool, because I’m working for one of the kennels that has one of the best greyhound dogs in the industry,’’ he said. “It’s one of the things that you get to live once in a lifetime.’’

Kayruth Abernathy said the 69-pound dog possesses many qualities.

“She has a big heart and is completely different (from other dogs),’’ she said. “You can see it in her eyes.

She appreciates everything, and she knows what she does. She has been a blessing.’’

Presenting: Louise Weaver, From L to R: Jim Abernathy, Kayruth Abernathy, Claudio Lopez, Yordany Rodriguez, Lori Rahman. (Photo by Michael Black)

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Daytona marks 68th year of racing June 2, 1948 greyhound racing was introduced to Daytona Beach, FL. For 60 years greyhounds circled the club’s

longtime facility adjacent to the Daytona International Speedway. In 2008 the new $30 Million Dollar facility, which relocated just a mile down the road, opened the doors to offer residents and tourists a sparkling new “Las Vegas-style” experience inside with championship greyhound racing outside.

First known as the Volusia County Kennel Club, the popular pari-mutuby el racetrack added Vera simulcast races in Rasnake the early 90’s and extended the entertainment to include poker in 1997.

When the opportunity arose for the racetrack to be relocated the company took full advantage of planning an impressive facility. Not only is Daytona Beach Kennel Club & Poker Room a local and tourist attraction the 60,000 square-foot facility was

also the first gold Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) project in Volusia County.

The LEED certified facility will be celebrating eight years at the new location on South Williamson Boulevard. >From June 8 through June 18 it will be great to be eight with Crazy 8 promotions in the Poker Room, 88 cent deals and promotions tied to greyhounds that win races from the 8 post.

Recently the track partnered with Florida Power to lend some of the track’s land as a solar farm for the Power company. The solar panels are nearly complete and are located in a strip behind the 550-yard start-

Design of a portion of Daytona Beach’s second simulcast and poker room in Orange City.

ing box. The track received the 2012 Enterprise Award from the Daytona Regional Chamber of Commerce for the company’s positive impact in local employment and purchasing goods and services from local and regional companies for its operations. “We are good corporate citizens,” said Fred Guzman, who is continuing a strong leadership in his new role with the company. Guzman succeeded former President and General Manager Dan Francati in January. Guzman began his career in mutuels in 1983 and has been with Delaware North since 1992.

While the company marks its eighth year in Daytona, Guzman is overseeing the launch of the company’s second simulcast and poker room location in Orange City, FL. A former theater in the Orange City Marketplace that will be renovated into a state-of-the-art card room and sports bar. According to Guzman the $6 million-dollar facility will attract customers from the Orlando area. The nearest competi-

tion would be the Hard Rock Café in Tampa FL. A percentage of the poker room and simulcast handle will also be added to the Daytona greyhound purses. There are eight kennels at Daytona, each with a double building. Todd Byers’ Waverider Racing Kennel tops the standings with 457 wins. Richard Alves is second followed by Soul Runner Racing, Velocity Racing, Tri Command, Willis Kennel, Connell and On A Journey kennel. The track recently mourned the passing of longtime kennel operator Rod Connell.

Other Track News Longtime track employee Brenda Reid, currently the Chartwriter, is a one-woman show and passionate about the pups. Her love for the greyhounds prompted her and sev-

eral track and kennel employees to “put on the dog” with a feast fit for the “Queen of Sports.” The Real Retired Racers Fancy Feast known as RRRFF is reaching out to everyone to attend this year’s event Thursday evening Sept. 22, 2016 at the Daytona Beach Kennel Club & Poker Room.

“We put a lot of effort into this,” said Brenda. “We didn’t get much support from the local adoption group, which disappointed us, but those that came to last year’s dinner were highly impressed.”

This will be the second year for the event that is reaching out to those in the industry to help. The cost is $40 per person which includes cocktails, dinner buffet, live music and a gift bag worth more than the ticket donation itself. Some of the gift bags were seen on ebay selling for twice the price last

year. “We care about the greyhounds and all of us together try to put on this elegant event to show people how wonderful greyhounds are as athletes and as pets,” said Reid.

Greyhound fans, local businesses, adoption groups, kennel owners and greyhound owners in FL, and anyone that loves the greyhound breed are encouraged to attend the elegant event that is inspiring. All proceeds from the event go into the veterinary fund for the greyhounds. “We are not an adoption group, just a group that loves greyhounds and want to help them find a good home,” said Reid.

The track dining room will be transformed into a formal affair following the matinee on September 22, 2016.

For more information email breid@ delawarenorth.com or vrasnake@delawarenorth.com

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Guccione retiring

A brief look at recent developments in racing.

Gary Guccione, who joined the NGA staff (then the NCA) in 1971 and served as secretarytreasurer and executive director for the last 34 years, announced in early April his plans to retire in mid-July. The NGA Board of Directors has named Jim Gartland as his successor (see story below).

Guccione, 67, has been involved in racing since he was a child. He worked on his dad’s farm and race kennel at the old Butte, Mt. track in the 1950s. In 1965, while a sophomore in high school, he began compiling Brood Matron Standings (and, later on, Sire Standings) for the Greyhound

Racing Record. While attending the University Of Montana, he worked summers for Ken Guenthner at the Black Hills Track in Rapid City, SD. He joined the NGA staff in 1971 as assistant secretary to Norman McAsey, revamping the old Coursing News publication into the Greyhound Review that same year. McAsey passed away in January 1982, and Guccione was named NGA’s secretarytreasurer and executive director. His 34 years as director is the longest tenure (by 17 years) of any of the previous 12 persons who’ve held the position.

Guccione is the last remaining charter member on the American Greyhound Council, which was formed in 1987 as a joint effort between the NGA and the AGTOA to address greyhound welfare issues.

He has served as AGC’s coordinator for many years.

Inducted into the Greyhound Hall Of Fame in 2009, Guccione also received Greyhound Pets of America’s Joan Dillon Award as adoption person of the year in 2007 and a lifetime achievement award from AGTOA in 2013. An author of seven greyhound-breeding books, Guccione has written many articles for numerous greyhound publications, primarily the Greyhound Review.

“I’m grateful to have had the opportunity to serve in a sport I’ve always enjoyed,” Guccione said. “I’ll especially miss my association with the many friends I’ve made over the years, and the many wonderful staff people I’ve worked with, both past and present.”

Upon retirement, Guccione plans to spend more time with his wife of 42 years, Terri, and other family members.

Guccione met his wife in 1973 when both were employed at the Black Hills Track. Terri’s the daughter of Frank Thomas, who operated the lure at the Rapid City track for many years.

Jim Gartland Gartland new NGA chief Having been involved in greyhound racing for more than 40 years and being well versed in all facets of the sport, Jim Gartland was an obvious choice of the NGA Board of Directors to assume the helm as the Association’s executive director and secretary-treasurer.

Gartland’s career in racing began in 1975 at Mile High in Denver, advancing to assistant general manager in the latter part of his 14 years there. He was assistant general manager and director of racing at the Woodlands from 1989 to 1995, prior to serving as executive vice president and general manager at Shoreline in 1995 and 1996.

Gartland was general manager for Wembley in Colorado from 1996 to 2002 before returning to the Woodlands to serve as general manager of both the greyhound and horse operation for five years. He managed the Ken and Janet Allen Greyhound Farm in Abilene for a year-anda-half before being named general manager at VictoryLand in 2009.

After serving in that position for five years, he became director of racing operations at Wheeling Island beginning in June 2014. He’s served in that capacity until accepting

the NGA post.

Active in national racing affairs, Gartland has served on the board of directors of the American Greyhound Council, the American Greyhound Track Operators Association and the Greyhound Hall Of Fame. He and his wife, Molli, will have moved to Abilene by mid-June to assume his new role with NGA. “I am excited about joining the NGA team,” Gartland said in May. “I am stepping into a position that is steeped in greyhound history and trying to fill some rather large shoes, but I look forward to the challenges and opportunities the job presents.”

Gartland will serve as the 14th secretary-treasurer of the NGA, dating back to the Association’s birth in 1906—110 years ago.

Texas turnaround Some might have thought that the closing of Gulf at the end of last year could have been spelled the end greyhound racing in the Lone Star state.

Not so fast. Valley Race Park, Gulf Greyhound Park, Gulf Coast Racing (Corpus) and the Texas Greyhound Association have come together in an unprecedented agreement to propose a “Greyhound Racing Plan” before the Texas Racing Commission.

Through extensive negotiations the plan

will keep live greyhound racing viable in Texas.

The plan was supported by all the horse racing groups as well, recognizing this will benefit the entire racing industry.

The plan was outlined before the Commission on Apr. 12, and presentations were made by Andrea Young, Valley Race Park; Sally Briggs, Gulf Greyhound Park; Marsha Roundtree, Texas Horseman’s Partnership, and David Peck, Texas Greyhound Association.

The plan was unanimously approved by the Commission.

Live racing will start at the Valley from Nov. 25, 2016 through Feb. 4, 2017, for a total of 36 racing days. Each track will alternate similar dates in the future.

No kennel booking applications will be entertained at this time.

Notice for submission of applications will be published at a later date.

--taken from TGA report WV bill stalls A bill that would have ended millions of dollars in annual payouts to West Virginia greyhound breeders, introduced in a special legislative session in Charleston, WV, failed in early June.

The bill would also have “decoupled” greyhound racing from other forms of gambling at the state’s two greyhound tracks.

The bill, introduced May 27 by Sen. Robert Karnes (R-Upshur) and co-sponsored

by Sens. Craig Blair (R-Berkeley) and Greg Boso (R-Nicholas), came before the state Senate Finance Committee.

But members adjourned without casting a vote on it.

Senate Minority Leader Jeff Kessler (D-Marshall) attempted to kill the legislation by moving to table it indefinitely, but his motion also failed. He said he moved to table the bill because it wasn’t on Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin’s special session call. He also doesn’t believe those affected by the bill, such as casino operators, breeders and those employed in the industry, had been given enough of an opportunity to weigh in on the issue.

Auction stats Many were predicting auction figures would dip into the $800,000 or even the $700,000 range at the NGA Spring Meet (Apr. 25-30). But final totals found the pup sale tallying $911,900. Brood auction totals were at a modest $21,750.

Of the 277 pups consigned (lowest since spring 2013), 102 ended up selling for an average of $8,940. That latter figure is the third highest average ever and second highest in the last 18 sales—just behind the record $9,376 average at

the spring 2015 sale.

Top sale was $50,000, paid by Tom Ferris for PJS Shut It Down (Djays Octane-SR Midnight Moon), a December 2014 pup owned by Shelby and Jay Rangel and Paul Bitterman. Shut It Down ran third in a main-stake final.

Second highest selling pup was PJ Gotta Lotta (DJays OctanePJ Junkindatrunk), another December pup, who captured a Flite I Consolation for the Rangel-Bitterman duo.

Third leading sale was JS Johnny Cash (Pat C Clement-JS Kerri Oki), an October 2014 pup who also captured a Flite I Consolation for breeder Shannon Henry. He sold for $33,000 to Lester Raines.

There were 37 different purchasers at the auction— seven of those purchasers bidding on the internet, while buying 24 lots. A total of 253 bids were made on line, with viewership at 141 people on Friday night and 307 on Saturday.

On-line purchases totaled $153,250.

Top sellers For the fifth straight meet, the Jay RangelPaul Bitterman team was the Meet’s top auction seller. They sold 23 pups for $327,250 (average: $14,228). Vince Berland was second with 15 pups going for $149,250. Third was the Shelby Rangel, Jay Rangel and Paul Bitterman trio, selling six

pups for $111,750.

Next was Shannon Henry with $76,250 in sales (selling six pups).

Shannon, in partnership with Brenda S. Cain, sold three other pups for $17,250. In fifth was Steve & Matthew Ward, with three sales for $47,000. Steve Ward added another $20,750 on his own, through the sale of three pups.

Troy Biehle was next with 11 sales for $27,750, followed by Simon Reyes (one pup) with $25,000, John Kelly (five pups) with $24,250, and Craigie Kennel (four pups) with $24,000.

Top buyers Rodney Cooley, of Charter Kennel, led all purchasers at the NGA Spring Meet, buying six pups for $125,000. Four of those pups were for $20,000 or more each— PJ Gotta Lotta ($38,000), PJ Brett Favre ($30,000), PJ Dopamine ($22,000) and PJ Get It Poppin ($20,000). All six pups were off the Rangel farm.

The only other buyer to eclipse six figures in purchases was Lester Raines, with six purchases for $101,750. His highest priced purchase was JS Johnny Cash for $33,000.

Another pup he bought, Kiowa Never Fail, went for $25,000.

Third top buyer was Norm Rader, who purchased 13 pups for $88,000. All of his purchases were made via the internet. Three of his

purchases—PJS High Rise, PJ Bad Boy and SB Token—all went for $10,000 or more.

Steve Sarras was next, purchasing eight pups for $80,250. Four of the pups—PJ Recognize, PJS Chug A Lug, PJ Newton and SE’s Daredevil—were for more than $10,000 each. Tom Ferris followed closely, with three sales for $80,000, the bulk of that by way of his purchase of PJS Shut It Down for the highest price at the entire auction: $50,000.

Other top buyers were Plum Creek (four purchases for $77,000), Randy Finegan (three purchases for $61,000), Kelly Everett (five purchases for $32,250), Darren Henry (three purchases for $31,250) and Ellen Cobleigh (five purchases for $22,500).

AGC Pet prize This current fiscal year marks the 30th anniversary of the American Greyhound Council, Inc., and the AGC Board of Directors is planning a special event during the NGA Fall Meet (Oct. 1015) to commemorate the milestone.

Over those 30 years, the AGC has issued more than $2 million in grants to adoption organizations and efforts to better facilitate greyhound pet placement. Names of adoption programs that have received grants during that time and that are still in existence

providing pet placement services will be eligible for a special drawing at the Fall Meet. The lucky organization whose name will be drawn will receive a cash prize from AGC of $3,000 (a thousand for each decade of AGC’s existence) to further their adoption efforts.

In addition to providing annual grants to many adoption agencies, AGC pays tribute to two organizations annually as AGC Greyhound Adoption Programs of the Year (GAPY award recipients) and provides each of the groups $1,000.

“The combined efforts of the AGC and the hundreds of adoption agencies across the continent over the last three decades have made greyhound adoption one of the great animalwelfare success stories of our time,” said AGC Pres.

Fred Fulchino. “We’re excited to celebrate the incredible strides that have been made with this fun event this fall.

It will spotlight the wonderful work that’s been accomplished so far, while further helping pet placement of the noblest breed on earth.”

The AGC was formed in 1987 as a joint effort by the NGA and the AGTOA to address greyhound welfare issues. Many worthwhile programs have been initiated by AGC over the years, but its primary continuous program has been the promotion of greyhound adoption.

Abilene farms survive storm A catastrophic tornado destroyed a number of rural homes and did damage to farmland and pastures in the central section of Kansas that includes Abilene on May 25. Fortunately, the greyhound community in the area was spared.

Robbie Britton’s farm, northwest of Abilene perhaps was closest to the twister (about a half-mile away), which did damage or destroy some trees on the property.

David Strong, whose farm is north of nearby Solomon, was about 1 ½ miles south of the tornado as it moved eastward at about 15 mph.

Jeff and Toye Cole’s farm, also northwest of Abilene, avoided damage—but the twister was close.

“We all started calling each other when the storm moved in,” Toye said the next day.

“Everyone (greyhound farm owners) seems to be fine today.”

The tornado, which was upgraded from an EF2 category initially to an EF4, was moving in an eastward direction, and passed the Abilene area a few miles north of town.

Nearby Chapman, Ks., was nearly hit, after the twister made a surprising move to the southeast after it passed Abilene, crossing Interstate 70. Chapman had suffered serious destruction from a tornado in 2008.

EF4 tornado in Abilene area on May 25, as viewed from the David Strong farm on Solomon Rd. David noted a few days later the irony that his farm is the “home of the Windy greyhounds.” (Photo by Marcy Strong)

HOF Club Dinner NGA Fall Meet is when the Greyhound Hall Of Fame expresses appreciation to its Hall Of Fame Club members with a nice dinner on Tuesday night. The Hall Of Fame Board has approved a couple of changes for this fall’s event (slated for Oct. 11). This time around, the dinner will be catered.

And the dress code for the affair has been upgraded to Business Casual (minimum). A special video program is also being prepared for showing during the annual dinner.

For more information on how to join (or rejoin) the Greyhound Hall Of Fame Club, contact museum director Kathy Lounsbury at 785-2633000.

Scholarship winners For the first time ever, the two recipients of scholarships, awarded annually through the Greyhound Hall Of Fame, come from the same town and state—even from the same high school.

Brendon Boyd Dalton and Ashley Collette have been named as the two recipients of the $1,000 scholarships. Both Brendon and Ashley graduate in May from Abilene (Ks.) High School.

The scholarships were presented on Apr. 28, during the Hall Of Fame’s ceremony program as part of the NGA Spring Meet (Apr. 25-30).

Brendon, son of Kevin

and Gina Dalton, received the Jason Dean Hunt Memorial Scholarship.

Ashley, the daughter of Jeff and Heather Collette, received the Edward J. Keelan III Memorial Scholarship.

See Cecilia Harris’ Hall Of Fame column in this issue for more details.

Briggs leads AGTOA The American Greyhound Track Operators Association (AGTOA) started its new fiscal year on Apr. 1 with new leadership.

Sally Briggs, general manager at Gulf Greyhound Park, is the new AGTOA president.

She succeeds Juan Fra, GM of the Naples and Flagler tracks.

Shane Bolender, manager at Southland Park, serves as vicepresident.

Honorees announced Industry leaders and veteran track officials and operators Dan Luciano and Tim Leuschner—both of whom have spent their entire adult lives in service to greyhound racing—will be presented AGTOA Lifetime Achievement Awards in September.

The awards will be presented during AGTOA meetings in W. Palm Beach, Fl., on Sept. 18-19.

Luciano has worked in many positions and at many racing venues, spanning nearly 50 years.

He started out in New England as a trainer for Paul Discolo’s kennel

at Wonderland (Revere, Ma.) in 1967. He worked his way up the ladder in various capacities, and became a top official at several tracks, including Plainfield and Dubuque.

In the 1980s, he served as general manager at the Geneva Lakes track in Wisconsin. He finished out his career with Delaware North Cos., as general manager at Phoenix Greyhound Park, retiring from the sport at the end of 2015.

Leuschner, born in Cheyenne, Wy., got his start at an early age at Mile High, Cloverleaf and Interstate in Colorado.

Racing secretary at Interstate in 1972, he traveled the circuit between Colorado and Massachusetts (the old Taunton track) from 1972 to 1977. That year, he became racing secretary at Lincoln Greyhound Park and was promoted to assistant general manager in 1986. In 1993, he became director of simulcasting for the Jacksonville Racing Circuit, helping spearhead such programs as the Night Of Stars. He’s been president of Greyhounds as Pets of Northeast Florida for the past 23 years.

Both Leuschner and Luciano are former presidents of AGTOA, and both have been active members on key industry boards and committees, including the Greyhound Hall Of Fame and the American Greyhound Council, Inc.

Mixing it up UB Sir Mix Alot got it right the first time.

The first time the Xtrem Hess Racing Kennel greyhound was tested on the 3/16 course at the Iowa Greyhound Park, he charged home the winner in the Memorial Sprint Stake on May 30.

“It is kind of a little bit shocking,” said trainer Brad Hess. “We knew he had early speed, but we didn’t expect him to win.”

The decision to submit UB Sir Mix Alot in the Sprint was jump-started by owner Cheyenne Criswell, said Hess. “It was his idea to go to the 3/16. He was excited and happy. And, looking over the current roster in the kennel, he is the greyhound we have with the most early speed,” said Hess.

Breaking on top was RF Shadow Fox (Superior) out of the seven box but down the opening stretch it was Pat C Apollo J (Pat Collins & Melissa Schmidt), winner of the 2015 Inaugural, who took the early lead.

With Pat C Apollo leading, RF Shadow Fox on the outside and UB Sir Mix Alot on the inside, the trio pulled away from the other five as the field reached the far turn.

As the trio reached the latest stage of the far turn, Fox and Sir Mix Alot passed Apollo, and heading into the homestretch Sir Mix Alot took charge. Shadow Fox placed, while Pat C

Left to right: Brian Carpenter, Director of Racing / G.M.; Garrett Helbing, leadout; Chey Kuriata, assistant trainer for the Xtrem Hess Racing Kennel; Mark Curtis, racing secretary. Winner of the Memorial Day Sprint at IGP was UB Sir Mix Alot.

Apollo J ran third.

--submitted by Steve Sigafoose New Jax mark Fastest of all time!

That has a nice ring to it.

Wouldn’t you love to say someday that you were the best of all-time at something?

Well, after May 28’s 15th race at Orange Park, Herstal (Definate Opinion-Mika), from Clear Lake Racing, could now make that claim.

Breaking from the 7 box over the 770-yd. course, Herstal (owned

by Bob Hardison and Pam Hamilton) wasted no time outrushing all of the competitors to the turn and taking over command of this race. By the finish line the first time around, she had already stolen a couple of lengths on the field, and it was only going to get worse for them before it got better.

Drawing out with every stride, she hurried the lure

away from the rest of the field and frankly made it a one-greyhound race. Her only competitor by the stretch was the clock, as she was 5 lengths clear of the rest, turning for home.

Not done yet, she dug in even deeper and stretched the margin to 6 lengths at the finish line. When the dust settled, she’d made history, stopping the clock at 43.22. That puts her name in the record books, as she squeaked past the previous record time of 43.27, set by Gil’s Cuero in March 2007.

--Submitted by Kelly Clark Orlando record Arkans Kangaroo (Defrim Bale*-Arkans BD Spring) set a new track record at SanfordOrlando on May 18.

The black female, owned by Darren and Rachelle Henry, won from the 8 hole in the 15th race of the evening. Her victory was by 11 lengths,

Ellis, Ks., to watch first-round racing action in Abilene.

Angela is the daughter of Steve Ward, veteran NGA member and regular participant (and winner) at NGA events.

The kids cheered on the greyhounds—but their loudest cheer happened when track announcer Trent Sanchez gave them a shout-out over the PA system. and the new track record she set is 29.91.

Arkans Kangaroo races for the Goodman Kennel at Orlando. As of May 21, she had compiled a 13-4-1-3 record in 28 starts.

That’s two records in May (see previous story)—and both of them by the so-called “weaker” sex. C’mon boys, get with it!

School days For the second straight NGA Spring Meet, Angela Ward brought her fifth-grade class at St. Mary’s School, clear from

Rocky Mountain fate Those who like to keep tabs on what happens to racetracks that have reached the finish line of their lifespan will be interested in knowing the fate of the old Rocky Mountain Kennel Club (RMKC) in Colorado Springs, Co. RMKC first opened in 1949 and enjoyed many decades of seasonal (fall) racing on the Colorado circuit.

Declines that hit many tracks also plagued RMKC, and it ended live racing in 2005.

OTB took place there

Penny Wick gives a tutorial on greyhounds to Angela Ward’s fifth grade class from St. Mary’s School in Ellis, Ks.

for a few years after, until the facility was closed for good.

Over the last several years, the park has housed a handful of industrial users, reports the owner of Trend Commercial Real Estate, which markets the property for a local investment group that bought the facility in 2009. It could be said that the track property went to “waste” for a time—only because Waste Management used the facility as a storage site for dumpsters.

Sysco Foods previously operated a truck terminal at the park, bringing tractortrailers loaded with food items from its Denver warehouse, transferring the products to trucks that delivered them to restaurants and grocery stores.

DMZ Airsoft still operates combat games— using plastic pellet guns—inside the park’s former grandstand.

Just recently, Copart, Inc., a Dallas-based company that conducts online auctions of wrecked and damaged vehicles, began leasing portions of the 17acre site for storage of vehicles.

Such has been the ongoing history of the track once simply known as Rocky Mountain.

HOF Auction Spring Meet attendees gathered once again

for a night of fun—and fundraising—on Tuesday, Apr. 26, for the Annual Hall Of Fame Dinner/ Auction benefit.

The get-together is a perfect way to open the week’s social activities for the Fall Meet, while also raising funds in support of the Greyhound Hall Of Fame.

Following a delicious dinner at the greyhound museum, folks actively participated in the auction (both live and silent) on items donated by greyhound owners, racetracks and local businesses.

Recipient of all proceeds was the Hall Of Fame, celebrating its 53rd year of existence (43 of those years in its current museum site).

Nearly $24,000 in gross sales and donations was taken in during the program.

“We’re extremely grateful once again for so many people’s participation in this annual event,” said Hall Of Fame Pres.

Tom Taplin. “ This is a major fund-raiser for the museum, while also being a great evening of enjoyment for all attendees.

“We can’t express enough our appreciation to everyone who participated—consignors, contributors, buyers and attendees. You can count on it being on the Spring Meet schedule again in 2017.”

Hall Of Fame Benefit Dinner/Auction, Apr. 26 at Hall Of Fame Live Auction

Lots are breedings to sires, unless otherwise listed

Purchaser

Price

Lot 1: WW APPLE JAX (H. Hal Gill).................................................................... Tom Taplin.............................. $100 Lot 2: FLYING FIRED UP (Vince Berland)............................................................ Jay Fowler.............................. $150 Lot 3: BOC’S JOHN LUKE (Brad Boeckenstedt).................................................... Julia Ward.............................. $100 Lot 4: SUPERIOR PANAMA (Michael Dunne)........................................................ Vince Berland............................ $85 Lot 5: CRAIGIE WHISTLER (Kevin Dalton)........................................................... Bobby Woodall........................ $200 Lot 6: DINNER FOR 4 (Orange Park)................................................................. Randy Finegan........................ $175 Lot 7: AERIAL BATTLE (Dawn Bladen)................................................................. Pat Collins............................... $425 Lot 8: LAST OUTLAW (Julia Ward)..................................................................... Randy Finegan........................ $150 Lot 9: PAT C CLEMENT (in memory of John Henry & Darby Henry)......................... Julia Ward.............................. $700 Lot 10: BARCELONA BOSS (Ryan Farms)........................................................... John Dalton............................. $525 Lot 11: GOLDEN SQUIRE (Kate D’Arcy).............................................................. Bob Hardison.......................... $550 Lot 12: FLYING TITANIUM (Vince Berland & Lester Raines)................................... Toye Cole................................ $525 Lot 13: ROB GRONKOWSKI (Steve Sarras)......................................................... Julia Ward.............................. $350 Lot 14: KC AND ALL (Pam Hamilton & Cole Sires)............................................... Randy Finegan..................... $1,500 Lot 15: COUNSELOR (Tom Ferris)..................................................................... Steve Sarras........................... $600 Lot 16: GLASS COFFEE TABLE (Helen Black Estate).............................................. Ray Wong............................... $550 Lot 17: SURGICAL IMPLANT SERVICE (Dr. Kent Law)............................................ Ray Wong............................... $250 Lot 18: U TOO PURE SILK (Charter Kennel & Ken Biehle)..................................... Julia Ward.............................. $150 Lot 19: BRADDY (Jack & Mary Butler)............................................................... Vince Berland....................... $1,100 Lot 20: SELDOM TOLD (Sharon Williams & Ken Biehle)....................................... Steve Sarras........................... $500 Lot 21: HI NOON HERO (Vince Berland)............................................................. Fred Fulchino.......................... $150 Lot 22: STORM CONTROL (Steve Schlachter)...................................................... Ray Wong................................. $50 Lot 23: 40 SCHOOLINGS (Abilene Greyhound Park)............................................. Vince Berland.......................... $150 Lot 24: HAULING: FOUR GREYHOUNDS (Phil Marsella)........................................ John Dalton............................. $350 Lot 25: BOC’S BLAST OFF (Brad Boeckenstedt).................................................. Julia Ward.............................. $100 Lot 25A: PUP (Kay Smith)............................................................................... Vince Berland.......................... $450 Lot 25B: PUP (Kay Smith)............................................................................... Vince Berland.......................... $450 Lot 25C: PUP (Kay Smith)............................................................................... Vince Berland.......................... $450 Lot 26: HAULING: FOUR GREYHOUNDS (David Strong)........................................ Jim Blanchard.......................... $375 Lot 27: TIME FLIES (Steve Schlachter)............................................................... Jim Fiore.................................. $50 Lot 28: TROJAN CRUZE (H. Hal Gill).................................................................. Ron Mullen............................. $100 Lot 29: KIOWA SWEET TREY (Kay Smith & Vince Berland)................................... John Dalton............................. $750 Lot 30: VENUS ESPINOSA (Vin Savill & Ken Biehle)............................................ Jim Fiore.................................. $75 Lot 31: SH AVATAR (Bob Hardison, Tom Sugihara & Cole Sires)............................. Randy Finegan........................ $750 Lot 32: SUPERIOR PRODUCT (Alan Hill)............................................................. Vince Berland............................ $50 Lot 33: DJAYS OCTANE (JoAnn Koerner & Jay Rangel)......................................... Paul Bitterman..................... $1,600 Lot 34: TRENT LEE (Kevin Dalton)..................................................................... Kate Bartley............................ $450

Lot 35: FLYIN MAN OF GOD (Vince Berland)....................................................... Brant Taplin............................. $150 Lot 36: SUPER LEE (Kevin Dalton).................................................................... Jay Childs............................... $225 Lot 37: FUZZYS CANNON (Jack & Mary Butler).................................................. Tom Taplin................................ $50 Lot 38: CRAIGIE MO TOWN (Craigie Kennel)....................................................... Randy Finegan.......................... $50 Lot 39: LONESOME CRY (Charter Kennel & Ken Biehle)....................................... Pat Collins............................... $550 Lot 40: SE’S JET FUEL (Tom Taplin & Jack Sherck).............................................. Jim Fiore................................ $100 Lot 41: HAULING: FOUR GREYHOUNDS, Tx. to Fl. (John Dalton)............................ Rodney Cooley........................ $375 Lot 42: PAT C SABBATH (Pat Collins & Melissa Schmidt)....................................... Jim Fiore.................................. $50 Lot 43: FLYING SEBASTIAN (Vince Berland)........................................................ Vin Savill................................ $100 Lot 44: FEMALE PUP, SE’s Jet Fuel-Chugginalong (Patriot/Taplin Kennel)................ Leslie Csokasy...................... $1,500 Lot 45: BOC’S BLAST OFF (Brad Boeckenstedt).................................................. Jim Fiore.................................. $50 Lot 46: AMF EX PRESIDENT (Tom Ferris & Jay Rangel)........................................ Brant Taplin............................... $75 Lot 47: CTW SPEEDY TRENT (Kevin Dalton)........................................................ Jay Fowler................................ $50 Lot 48: BARCELONA BOSS (Ryan Farms)........................................................... Barcelona Boss........................ $500 Lot 49: HAULING: FOUR GREYHOUNDS (Fred Fulchino)........................................ Jim Blanchard.......................... $400 Lot 50: BUFFET DINNER FOR 4 (Derby Lane)...................................................... Phyllis Savill.............................. $25 Lot 51: BUFFET DINNER FOR 4 (Derby Lane)...................................................... Phyllis Savill.............................. $50

Silent Auction Items

Lot S1: Dog Toys—5 bones (Carol Becker)....................................................... Connie Rein.............................. $10 Lot S2: “Homestretch” framed picture (Betty Carlson-Jameson)............................ Lester Raines............................. $75 Lot S3: Hooded Greyhound sweatshirt (Brett & Donna Weeks)............................. Bobby Woodall.......................... $45 Lot S4: Framed “Winter” greyhound picture (Hall Of Fame)................................. Bob Hardison............................ $50 Lot S5: 2 Vintage Haeger Pottery statues (Brett & Donna Weeks)......................... Darlene Finegan........................ $65 Lot S6: 1934/35 Greyhound Hood Ornament on base (Brett & Donna Weeks)...... Russ Neely................................ $45 Lot S7: Malachite Necklace & Bracelet set w/greyhound charm (B. & D. Weeks).... Kelly Dalton.............................. $32 Lot S8: Rainbow Flourite Necklace/Bracelet w/Somaliland coin (B. & D. Weeks)... Laurita Berland.......................... $35 Lot S9: Greyhound wrist watch (Greyhound Channel/U.S. Off-Track)...................... Vic Rangel Sr............................. $20 Lot S10: Numbered wool blankets (Jay Childs)................................................... Jerry Beck................................. $15 Lot S11: Framed picture, greyhound w/woman (Hall Of Fame)............................ Mellissa Evans........................... $51 Lot S12: 1931 Ohio Michigan Track program, tickets, article (B. & D. Weeks, in Memory of Carolyn Bickford ………………………………………………............................. Maudine Hamilton...................... $15 Lot S13: Framed picture of Joe Dump on occasion of 28th straight win (Ed Mullen).Mike Tice.................................. $75 Lot S14: Greyhound bookends (Brett & Donna Weeks)........................................ Willis Hill................................ $105 Lot S15: Golf shirt & cap (BestBet Jacksonville).................................................. Mike Tice.................................. $60 Lot S16: BestBet hoodie (BestBet Jacksonville).................................................. Darlene Finegan........................ $40 Lot S17: BestBet hoodie (BestBet Jacksonville).................................................. Mike Tice.................................. $40 Lot S18: Three Collars (Donna Deskins)............................................................. Regina Williams......................... $50 Lot S19: Leather money clip (Margie Pollard)..................................................... Regina Williams......................... $20 Lot S20: Tote Collar & Bone (Sherry Hall).......................................................... Donna Weeks............................ $45 Lot S21: Robe & Towel Set (Shirley Kane)......................................................... Willis Hill................................ $100 Lot S22: Polo/Pen (Sally Briggs)..................................................................... Kelly Dalton.............................. $18

NOTICE

Lot S23: Two T-Shirts (Sally Briggs).................................................................. John Dalton............................... $10 Lot S24: Picture Whitetail Deer (Brett & Donna Weeks)....................................... Connie Rein.............................. $25 Lot S26: Anatomy Chart (Hall Of Fame)............................................................ Vince Berland............................ $70 TO ADVERTISERS Mellissa Evans........................... $30 Lot S27: Dog Toys (Carol Becker).....................................................................

Lot S28: Charm Bracelet & Earrings (Kathie Peterson)......................................... Laurita Berland.......................... $55 All ad copy, corrections, additions, cancellaLot S29:deadline Greyhound necklaceis (Brett & Donna Weeks).........................................

Mellissa Evans. .......................... $48 Ad now Lot S30: Wool Blanket (Jay Childs)...................................................................

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If that Lot S32: Woolfor BlanketFall (Jay Childs)................................................................... Jerry Beck................................. $25 falls on a weekend or holiday, ads will be acceptLot S33: Wool Blanket (Jay Childs)................................................................... Penny Wick............................... $10

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Atascocita Sig dominates Wheeling Island National One of the favorites going into the $140,000 Wheeling Island National Stakes was Atascocita Sig.

He did not disappoint.

The Lester Raines Kennel sprint star dominated Wheeling’s first ever futurity-type stake by winning

five out of his six qualifying round races and then romping to a 4 ½-length victory in the championship final in a sizzling 29.14.

Brad Boeckenstedt K e n n e l ’s J D by Indendence took Stan runner up honors Pawloski while SE’s Solid Cash, another Lester Raines Kennel pup, got up for third.

“We thought Sig had a great shot, but you have to race so anything can

happen,” Atascocita Racing owner George Ulmer, who nominated Sig for the Wheeling Island National, said. “I thought he was the best dog but we were cautiously optimistic.”

Completing the order of finish were PJ Hold My Own (A Ray Kennel), fourth; Red Octane (Jacobs Racing Kennel), fifth; WW’s Glow N Show (Wayne Ward Kennel), sixth;

PJ Porsche (Charter Kennel), seventh; and Already Platinum (Jacobs Racing Kennel), eighth.

Atascocita Sig, who opened his career in Wheeling, went to post as the favorite followed by PJ Hold My Own and JD Independence. The latter two greyhounds shipped in from Southland for the stake which was for greyhounds whelped (born) between July 1, 2014 and Dec. 31, 2014.

Post positions from the rail out for the final were: 1—JD Independence, 2—PJ Porsche, 3—Atascocita Sig, 4—Already Platinum, 5—Red Octane, 6—SE’s Solid Cash, 7— WW’s Glow N Show, 8—PJ Hold My Own. “I didn’t mind Sig’s post position.

He just had to hit the lid,” Lester Raines Kennel trainer Joel Roden said. “The key to any stake race is

Lester Raines Kennel’s Atascocita Sig rockets to the early lead in the championship final of the $140,000 Wheeling Island National Stake in late May. Pursuing the champion are JD Independence (1) and PJ Hold My Own (8). (Photo by Keith Stewart)

Atascocita Sig captured the $140,000 Wheeling Island National Stake in May with a dominating 4 ½-length victory in the final. Joining the Lester Raines Kennel sprinter in the winner’s circle are, from left, Racing Director Jim Gartland, Assistant Racing Secretary Lacee Kunik, Lester Raines Kennel trainer Joel Roden, Racing Secretary Chris Yahn, leadout David Lance, Lester Raines Kennel’s Amanda McCardle, Atascocita Sig owner George Ulmer and his wife, Maudella. (Photo by Keith Stewart) get out of the box and stay out of trouble.”

Atascocita Sig did just that.

The July 2014 greyhound out of Kiowa Sweet Trey-Atascocita Dulce hit it like a rocket and rushed to the first turn on top with PJ Hold My Own a length back just ahead of JD Independence. When Atascocita Sig forced PJ Hold My Own a little wide around the first turn, JD Independence was able to get up underneath and head down the backstretch in second.

“He hit it … boom,” Ulmer said.

Atascocita Sig opened up 2 lengths down the backside with JD Independence and PJ Hold My Own in pursuit. SE’s Solid Cash was fourth – closer than usual – as she was able to get outside and around some first turn trouble.

“I felt pretty good with Sig a couple lengths in front so I started to look for our other greyhound (SE’s

Solid Cash),” Roden said. “I knew she’d be closing in the stretch.”

Atascocita Sig continued to pad his lead coming home, finishing 4 ½ lengths in front of JD Independence at the wire. SE’s Solid Cash jumped to the outside in mid-stretch and with one final late surge got up for third, only a half length behind JD Independence.

Ulmer said the victory was a total team effort.

“From Phyllis Shuffield who raised Sig, to Joey Frey who finished him, to Lester Raines and trainer Joel Roden, they all had a hand in Sig’s victory,” Ulmer noted. “Each person in the chain is top of the line.”

Atascocita Sig gave Ulmer his third career futurity stakes victory.

He previously captured futurity events at The Woodlands in Kansas with Atascocita Leroy in 2004 and Atascocita Smoke in 2005.

Before traveling from Texas to

Wheeling for this year’s stakes final, Ulmer’s wife Maudella asked him if she should bring along her lucky outfit – one she wore while winning the 2004 and 2005 futurity finals in Kansas.

Maudella did and Sig did the rest.

For Roden, it was his first futurity stakes victory.

“I was at Wichita for several years, but never took a greyhound to The Woodlands for the futurity,” Roden noted. “When I heard Jim (Gartland) was planning a futurity for Wheeling, I was pretty excited.

I had just started to school Sig and thought he might have a shot.”

Atascocita Sig paid $4.40 on a $2 win wager. The 1-3 quiniela returned $14.60, the 3-1 perfecta paid $38.40, the 3-1-6 trifecta was $204.60 and the 3-1-6-8 superfecta returned $734.40.

In 14 career races through May, Atascocita Sig had 12 wins and 1 third.

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Ashley and Brendon

by Cecilia Harris

F

or the first time in the history of the Greyhound Hall of Fame Scholarship program, two students from the same high school have been selected as recipients. Both students have family roots deeply embedded in the greyhound industry. Both grew up working on their respective family’s greyhound farms which are, ironically,

both located just west of Abilene, Kan. on Deer Road, informally referred to as “Greyhound Lane” because of the high number of greyhound farms. And both recently graduated from Abilene High School. Ashley Collette was awarded the Edward J. Keelan Memorial Scholarship and Brendon Dalton received the Jason Dean Hunt Memorial Scholarship at the Hall of Fame Ceremony during the National Greyhound Association’s Spring Meet in April in Abilene.

The purpose of the scholarship program, which began over 30 years ago, is to encourage post high school education to students connected with greyhound racing.

Winners of the $1,000 stipends are selected from the submitted applications each spring by faculty from nearby Kansas State University .

Collette is the third recipient of the Edward Keelan III Memorial Scholarship established in 2014 by Karen Keelan in memory of her late father. An innovative grey-

hound track owner, operator and developer, Ed Keelan was inducted into the Greyhound Hall of Fame in 1985.

Present at the ceremony, Collette expressed appreciation for the scholarship. Her family operates a successful business breeding and raising greyhounds. Her parents are Jeff and Heather Collette of Solomon, Kan., her grandparents are Bernie and Andrea Collette, and her great-grandparents are the late Maurice “Mac” and Kay McCurdy.

Linda Jones and the late Jack Jones are her aunt and uncle, Matthew Collette is an uncle, David Jones is a cousin, and Mike McCurdy and Steve McCurdy are her greatuncles.

Collette wrote in her application that at a young age she helped her grandfather in the kennel with turnouts, feeding, cleaning out the kennel, and naming puppies. Later, she assisted with schooling and walking the greyhounds as well as the necessary paperwork.

“One of the most rewarding parts

Ashley Collette

Brendon Dalton

of being involved with the greyhound farm is witnessing the birth of the many litters of puppies and following them along their journey into grown, ready-to-race grey-

hounds,” the application reads.

“From the minute the puppies meet the world, to the first release of the starting box, each of the dogs carry with them their own personalities and a uniqueness different than the next. Whether or not the name is engraved on a trophy in the display case, or adopted to a new family, every dog leaves a lasting impact in the time spent with them. To me, that has always been the most satisfying aspect in raising greyhounds and being a part of their lives.”

Watching her grandparents successfully operate their greyhound business led to Collette’s interest in earning a bachelor’s degree in business at the University of Kansas, Lawrence, with the goal of eventually designing and opening her own business. In high school, she played volleyball and basketball all four years and was on the honor roll with a 3.98 grade point average that ranked her fourth in a class of 116 students.

Dalton is the recipient of the Jason Dean Hunt Scholarship honoring the Army Specialist who was killed in the 2009 shooting at Fort Hood, Texas. Hunt’s grandmother, Kay Smith, had just been inducted into the Greyhound Hall of Fame, and the greyhound community responded to the news of the soldier’s death with an outpouring of sympathy that led to the Greyhound Hall of Fame Scholarship being renamed the Jason Dean Hunt Memorial Scholarship.

Brendon’s parents are Kevin and Gina Dalton, and his great-grandfather is Boyd Watkins, who is in the Pioneer section of the Greyhound Hall of Fame. Watkins taught Brendon’s father the greyhound business, but suffered a heart attack while feeding greyhounds and died before Brendon could meet him, Brendon wrote in his scholarship application. The younger Dalton bears “Boyd” as a middle name and says his greatgrandfather impacted his life by

passing on a love of greyhounds to Kevin and ultimately Brendon.

On his mother’s side, Brendon’s grandparents are Wayne and Janet Strong, who bred or owned Hall of Famers Miss Gorgeous, Representation and Rooster Cogburn. Greg Strong and David Strong are Brendon’s uncles.

“From the moment I was born, and even before since my mom still worked at the farm well into her pregnancy, I spent many hours at the dog farm,” Brendon wrote in his application about his parents’ years of raising and training greyhounds.

“I didn’t have a playpen growing up, I had a kennel crate.”

Brendon grew up cleaning and filling water buckets, then sweeping the pens and feeding the greyhounds. “Now I spend almost every weekend doing the whole thing by myself.” He wrote that the most valuable lesson he has learned having the responsibility of caring for greyhounds is they “depend on you to get the job done” every day, 365 days a year.

“Throughout the rest of my life, the values I have gained and the people I have met because of the greyhound industry will be with me,” he added.

Dalton, who has been extremely active in the Great Plains Theatre in Abilene, plans to earn a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Musical Theatre at Missouri State University in Springfield, where based on his audition he was one of only 19 students selected for the program’s incoming freshman class. He ranked 11th in the class with a 3.93 grade point average.

Dalton was unable to attend the Hall of Fame ceremony due to a final rehearsal for a performance; therefore, his father, Kevin, accepted the award and read a letter Brendon had written for the event. In the letter, Brendon expressed his passion for musical theatre is similar to the passion he saw expressed by those who work with greyhounds.

“Passion is not the only thing I have to thank this industry for,” Brendon wrote. “The confidence I have in myself is in large part due to being raised in this business.”

More than 50 young people have continued their educations with financial assistance from Greyhound Hall of Fame Scholarships, including Jason Dean Hunt’s sister, Leyla, who won the Miss Greyhound Scholarship, and Brendon’s sister, Meghan Dalton, a 2012 recipient.

Records from the past 15 years indicate other scholarship winners from Abilene have included Leslie Berland in 2002, Becky Jo Smart in 2004, and Ross Taplin in 2005.

Recipients over the years have been from other Kansas communities as well as the states of Arkansas, Connecticut, Florida, Iowa, Maine, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Texas, and West Virginia.

The Greyhound Hall of Fame Scholarship program began in 1986 when the Miss Greyhound Scholarship was established to support females involved in the greyhound industry in their quest for further education. In the early 1980s, Ed Craig conceived the idea and then organized golf tournaments during the National Greyhound Association Spring and Fall meets from which proceeds were designated toward a scholarship with the first awarded in 1986.

The four-man scramble tournaments were so successful that in 1989, males were included with the establishment of an additional G r e y h o u n d H a l l o f Fa m e Scholarship, which later was renamed the Jason Dean Hunt Memorial Scholarship in 2010.

Despite the discontinuation in 2011 of the golf tournaments supporting the two scholarships, the Jason Dean Hunt Memorial Scholarship continues to be given annually. The Edward Keelan III Memorial Scholarship was first awarded in 2014.

Honors Gallery

The greyhound industry pays tribute to excellence and accomplishment on Thursday night of every Spring Meet

(Apr. 28 this year), during award ceremonies at the Greyhound Hall Of Fame.

Following the vice-mayor’s welcoming remarks and proper introductions were made, a pair of $1,000 scholarships were presented to a pair of young people whose families

are a part of the sport, while moments later, a veteran of the sport was honored with a Lifetime Achievement Award from the NGA. Tributes were also made to the canine champions in the sport, as the AGTOA’s 2015 All-America team was honored. The program concluded with the presentation of the NGA’s Rural Rube and Flashy Sir Awards. (All but one photo by Connie Rein; All-America photo for Husker Magic by Abilene Reflector-Chronicle.)

Tim Leuschner (second from left) presents B’s Headliner’s All-America plaque to Vince Berland (left), Tammy Ertl, Kelly Everett and Tim Ertl (far left).

Tim Leuschner presents Flying Fired Up’s All-America plaque to Vince and Lynn Berland.

Gary Guccione presents NGA Lifetime Achievement Award to Don Ryan.

Tim Leuschner (left) presents Storm Control’s All-America plaque to owner Steve Schlachter.

Vince Berland presents Jason Dean Hunt scholarship award to Kevin Dalton, on behalf of Dalton’s son Brendon, who was unable to attend.

Tim Leuschner presents Seldom Told’s All-America plaque to Tina Williams.

Jim Blanchard presents Husker Magic’s Rural Rube Award plaques to Terry Haber, Kayruth Abernathy, Lisa Haber and Jim Abernathy.

Tim Leuschner (left) presents AllAmerica Captain award for Husker Magic to Terry Haber, Kayruth Abernathy, Lisa Haber and Jim Abernathy.

Tim Leuschner (left) presents Highlyclassified’s All-America plaque to owner Monte Jacobs (middle) and kennel operator John Farmer.

Fred Fulchino presents Edward J. Keelan scholarship award to Ashley Collette.

Tim Leuschner presents Need My Moneynow’s All-America plaque to Tina Williams.

JulieWard presents Highlyclassified’s Flashy Sir Award plaques to owner Monte Jacobs and kennel operator John Farmer.

Tim Leuschner (left) presents Boc’s Hank Jr’s All-America plaque to coowners Mr. and Mrs. Mickey Hasty.

Distance Classic to the ‘Max’

For Mick D’Arcy, two wrongs can make a right.

When the veteran Derby Lane kennel operator moved O Ya Cruiser Max to the 660-yard course in March, D’Arcy’s first reaction was, “I guessed wrong.’’

His confidence in the 25-month-old Iowa-bred greyhound didn’t appear to be much higher during the $80,000 Distance Classic on April 9, when O Ya Cruiser Max trailed pace-setter Tmc’s Macom Cry of Pauline O’Donnell kennel most of the by way in Derby Lane’s Don richest stakes race at Jensen St. Petersburg, Fla. “I thought Max might possibly lead, and some of the big closers would pick him off,’’ D’Arcy said. “But he shocked me. He came from behind. . . . I didn’t think he had that in him.’’

O Ya Cruiser Max, who was D’Arcy’s No. 2 entry behind 7-5 race favorite Oya Stan The Man (he finished fifth), used a burst in the final 25 yards to overtake Tmc’s Macom Cry by a length in the fifth fastest clocking of the 57-year event (37.11 seconds at 660 yards).

It was D’Arcy’s sixth Distance Classic title, the first four as trainer for Jack and Mary Butler’s former Greymeadow kennel.

O Ya Cruiser Max and Oya Stan The Man, both bred by owner Gary Reicherts of Osage, Iowa, were sent to D’Arcy after spending time with Abilene, Kan., dog man Michael Strickland, who has the duo’s sire,

Defrim Bale.

“Michael recommended them, and we were privileged and honored to be asked to take them,’’ D’Arcy said.

“From day one, we knew they could run . . . not necessarily saying they were going to win a major stake.’’

O Ya Cruiser Max, whose dam

O Ya Cruiser Max

Flop won 42 races, made his first 30 career starts at 550 yards before D’Arcy stretched him out on the distance course. The first 660 start for the 80-pound male came exactly one month earlier against Grade A company – a fifth-place finish and 10-length defeat after being carried wide on the final turn.

“I thought he was a strong 550 (dog), just maybe 660,’’ he said. “(When he finished fifth), I said, ‘I guessed wrong.’ But then in his next race (a third-place effort against Grade B foes), he got better, and then he figured it all out (with wins in four subsequent starts).

“He’s a little bit hyper. Every time he sees anybody, he wants to go with them. He’s a yap, yap, yap, yap.’’

Louise Weaver (second from left) presents the Distance Classic trophy to the O Ya Cruiser Max entourage at the finish line following the Derby Lane stake. Others, from left, are: Kenny Farver, Joe Bearson, kennel operator Mick D’Arcy, Jason Hancock, Aaron Barsell, Frances D’Arcy, Lisa Pollington, David Pollington, Mary McGarigle, Marty McGarigle, John Scully, Marguerite Scully and Liz Smith. (Photos by Alexis Winning) O Ya Cruiser Max’s first stakes win came in only his ninth 660 start. He paid $17 to win as the fifth wagering choice, and earned $32,000 with his 11th victory from 39 lifetime races.

The remaining order of finish: Mega Rambo (Burk Greyhounds kennel), Matinee Idol winner Mac’s Gossie (Alabama Racing), O Ya Stan The Man (D’Arcy), Noelles Bella (Floyd),

Prm Remington (Farmer Racing) and Highlyclassified (Farmer Racing), the 2015 Flashy Sir award winner as the country’s top distance dog and AllAmerica first-team selection who lost last year’s Distance Classic by a nose.

“The closers all got shuffled back (at the start),’’ D’Arcy said. “We’re over the moon to win.’’

Defrim Bale, an Australian stud

dog, has sired two of Derby Lane’s last three stakes winners: O Ya Cruiser Max and Mac’s Gossie.

“Defrim Bale is probably underappreciated, which happens with a lot of dogs,’’ D’Arcy said. “But after (April 9), I think there’ll be a lot of people looking at this dog as a future sire.’’

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2016 Sire Standings Intermediate Tracks

Top grade wins by progeny of below listed sires for all distances for the following North America tracks: Dubuque, Flagler, Gulf, Mardi Gras, Orange Park, Naples-Ft. Myers, Palm Beach, Southland, St. Petersburg, Tri-State and Wheeling Island. First four numerical columns represent the number of pups litter registered with NGA for the year at the top of each column, and four year total. Last column is the number of top grade wins by offspring at above tracks. Race results furnished by Greybase.

Rk. Sire

1. KC AND ALL 2. DJAYS OCTANE 3. KIOWA MON MANNY 4. FLYING COAL CITY 5. BELLA INFRARED 6. KIOWA SWEET TREY 7. TRENT LEE 8. PAT C CLEMENT 9. BD’S GRAYSON 10. DRAGON FIRE 11. DEFRIM BALE* 12. RHYTHMLESS 13. LAST OUTLAW 14. FLYING PENSKE

LONESOME CRY 16. KIOWA WW BROTHER 17. KELSOS FUSILEER

LITTLE ANDY 19. P’S GIBBS 20. SH AVATAR

SUPER LEE 22. DODGEM BY DESIGN 23. MAKESHIFT

TMC’S REMEDY 25. AERIAL BATTLE

ATASCOCITA BOWL

FUZZYS CANNON 28. KINLOCH BRAE

KIOWA MYTH 30. FLYING WESTOVER 31. OSHKOSH SLAMMER

SURF LORIAN 33. GABLE SOUR CREAM

LET’S WINENDINE 35. COLDWATER TORRES 36. FLYING HYDROGEN 37. NO MORE LOVING

TEAM RECORD* 39. GALE WW WANIKA

RA BLAZER

SOPRANO DRIVE

TYRUR ALEX* 43. PG TIGER

TK QUICK STRIKE 45. LK’S NOW R NEVER 46. AMF EX PRESIDENT

BOB’S SKEET

DEFINATE OPINION

DK’S PRIME TIME

EDS BUDBY

FLYIN MAN OF GOD

JACK’S BIG LAD

KIOWA WISH FRANK

MY ZAPPER

ROUGH HUSTLE SHONN

Pedigree

11 12 13 14 Total........Wins

(GABLE DODGE-KC DID IT BEST) 98 131 373 799 1401........... 278 (FLYING PENSKE-ONE MORE SECRET) 129 522 779 1368 2798........... 222 (FLYING PENSKE-FLYING MONICA K) 370 739 728 270 2107........... 189 (KIOWA SWEET TREY-FLYING CRESTLINE) 88 119 485 354 1046........... 156 (KIOWA MON MANNY-BELLA IONIC) 274 303 577........... 142 (OSWALD COBBLEPOT-TM’S SWEET DREAM) 1064 946 600 416 3026........... 141 (BRETT LEE-SAN TAN GEM) 519 211 300 263 1293........... 124 (FLYING PENSKE-PAT C CLEMENTINE) 72 110 414 368 964........... 114 (DODGEM BY DESIGN-BD’S VALENTINE) 184 789 402 417 1792........... 103 (BRETT LEE-HOOPS SLAMDUNK) 367 244 347 216 1174............. 78 (BARTRIM BALE-AMELIA BALE) 13 187 159 359............. 67 (JIMBO SCOTTY-TEMPO LIZZIE) 667 419 268 110 1464............. 45 (FLYING PENSKE-WW GALE FINANCE) 57 147 204............. 43 (OSHKOSH RACEY-SHE’S A NATURAL) 413 334 246 203 1196............. 41 (GABLE DODGE-JABBERIN JACKIE) 488 601 430 172 1691............. 41 (FLYING PENSKE-WW GALE FINANCE) 167 140 152 39 498............. 28 (GABLE DODGE-LASSINAGH SILKY*) 570 476 226 49 1321............. 27 (JIMBO SCOTTY-SCATILLAC CASSIE) 20 177 140 16 353............. 27 (KIOWA SWEET TREY-PK’S WIGGLEY) 93 147 240............. 25 (KIOWA MON MANNY-TOM S CATERWAUL) 193 193............. 24 (BRETT LEE-KIOWA WW GARCIS) 96 66 61 51 274............. 24 (GABLE DODGE-CRUZIN BY DESIGN) 235 72 50 70 427............. 22 (RAZLDAZL BILLY-RAZLDAZL PEARL) 20 12 16 48............. 21 (LONESOME CRY-TMC’S JOSALYNN) 74 57 117 126 374............. 21 (DODGEM BY DESIGN-ABITA CRUZIN) 31 45 86 162............. 19 (DODGEM BY DESIGN-ATASCOCITA SALLY) 3 176 66 245............. 19 (MINAKI ZEKE-GREYS BETSY ROSS) 234 132 108 57 531............. 19 (CRAIGIE MO TOWN-GREYS FREE STYLE) 9 19 17 5 50............. 18 (DRAGON FIRE-VJ’S KINTES GAL) 3 93 28 110 234............. 18 (KIOWA SWEET TREY-FLYING CRESTLINE) 34 30 172 42 278............. 17 (OSHKOSH RACEY-OSHKOSH VIDEO) 41 84 39 33 197............. 15 (JUST THE BEST-BARRIO FIESTA) 36 6 84 47 173............. 15 (GABLE OSCAR-RJ’S TATER CHIP) 260 94 132 161 647............. 14 (RAPIDO RAMBO-GREYS GOLD DUST) 15 14 10 7 46............. 14 (WW TIME WARP-HEY BELL DANCER) 60 34 78 19 191............. 13 (KIOWA SWEET TREY-FLYING MONACO) 133 156 113 181 583............. 12 (FLYING PENSKE-GATHER EM UP) 12 24 4 40............. 11 (ROANOKEE-TEAM PLAN) 91 31 18 6 146............. 11 (LONESOME CRY-WW GALE FINANCE) 16 66 35 0 117............. 10 (GREYS OUTBOUND-REDBABYBRINDLE) 50 69 56 15 190............. 10 (TNT STAR WARS-ESSIE ECKS DRIVE) 109 122 115 92 438............. 10 (BRETT LEE-TYRUR PEARL) 56 92 203 351............. 10 (DODGEM BY DESIGN-TWILITE ALPHA) 48 51 56 61 216............... 9 (FLYING PENSKE-JOANNE’S PEACH) 56 87 115 66 324............... 9 (PAT C CLEMENT-BRETT’S RACEYONE) 20 32 52............... 8 (KIOWA MON MANNY-BONEX) 25 90 115............... 7 (GABLE DODGE-BOB’S FRASCHILLA) 54 82 74 33 243............... 7 (SURF LORIAN-JOSIVA) 14 14............... 7 (MOLOTOV-KELLY OWEN) 62 95 48 22 227............... 7 (DOMINGO DODGE-CHEROKEE QUEEN) 17 8 25............... 7 (GABLE DODGE-FLYING BUTTONS) 46 87 133............... 7 (KIOWA SWEET TREY-LETA’S CORVETTE) 6 13 22 41............... 7 (KIOWA SWEET TREY-SOL ADARA) 45 7 39 49 140............... 7 (SAN TAN SAVAGE-MY SCARLET O) 8 8............... 7 (DODGEM BY DESIGN-CHANTEL ROSE) 29 24 17 10 80............... 7 (RYSTA-MANTLE QUEEN*) 30 15 20 65............... 7

TALBON

TNT STAR WARS

WW APPLE JAX 60. BRETT LEE JD TITANIUM

SAN TAN SAVAGE

CASTOR TROY

HI NOON RENEGADE

JAX MANNY

MARYVILLE RUMBLE

OFFTHEBRAKEDRAKE

PHILOSOPHIZER

PLUTO TYME

RAPIDO RAMBO

TIGER BOY 72. FORTRESS*

GS UNCLE HENRY

HI NOON HERO

MOLOTOV

PB’S PRIMO

PFANNYS TINY TIM

RICO’S VINTAGE

TURBO PENSKE

USS COOL LUKE

WW’S COWBOYS

YAHOO OMAR 83. BD’S HERBY

BE MY BUBBA

BELLA CUBANARO

BUZZ AROUND

FLYING OAK-IU

FLYING YAGER

GABLE DODGE

GABLE OSCAR

KELSOS LORENZO

NMS SWEET THING

OSHKOSH LAMONT

PACIFIC MILE*

RIGHT CONNECTION

SWITZLER JAMMIN

VEE MAN VANE*

WW’S POWER PRESS

(RONG JONES-TOAST) 10 22 8 40............... 7 (FORTRESS*-GREYS STARDUST) 66 38 33 8 145............... 7 (DERBY DAY*-WW ROYALPRINCESS) 54 30 60 56 200............... 7 (GUN LAW OSTI-SOBBING SAL) 7 7............... 6 (GALENA-TERRI LYNN) 19 11 16 31 77............... 6 (HE’S MY MAN-GLINTING SUN) 14 16 13 43............... 6 (P’S RAISING CAIN-CARA’S RUNABOUT) 19 13 12 17 61............... 5 (DODGEM BY DESIGN-BRYAN’S BABY) 8 24 4 36............... 5 (SUPER LEE-JAX CLEOPATRA) 12 3 8 23............... 5 (SMOOTH RUMBLE-BUDWISER MARY) 52 29 23 19 123............... 5 (COLDWATER KONOW-RUBY IS THE BEST) 42 23 65............... 5 (DODGEM BY DESIGN-ML TWISTEE) 6 6............... 5 (FLYING PENSKE-SHANA CAIN) 9 13 24 46............... 5 (WIGWAM WAG-JR’S EBONY) 1 0 1............... 5 (FLYING PENSKE-FLYING EXQUISITE) 6 37 14 57............... 5 (IM SLIPPY-EXCEPTION) 6 6............... 4 (KELSOS FUSILEER-STEFFIE’S MANDY) 5 20 25............... 4 (FLYING PENSKE-HI NOON CATWOMAN) 24 106 27 184 341............... 4 (HB’S COMMANDER-MYSTIC ROSE) 6 9 15............... 4 (EM’S MAC ATTACK-PB’S VIVICA) 9 24 23 7 63............... 4 (FLYING HYDROGEN-PFANNYS CBT RIDE) 8 8 5 21............... 4 (KIOWA SWEET TREY-GABLE VERMILION) 23 43 98 100 264............... 4 (FLYING PENSKE-FLYING SWEET AMY) 41 34 27 11 113............... 4 (TROJAN CRUZE-USS GLIMMER) 18 15 33............... 4 (LONESOME CRY-WWTAKECHARGELADY) 25 25 50............... 4 (LONESOME CRY-PIN OAK VICKI) 112 217 110 112 551............... 4 (DODGEM BY DESIGN-BD’S GINGER) 53 30 18 34 135............... 3 (P’S RAISING CAIN-JODY JO DI) 7 8 8 9 32............... 3 (KIOWA MON MANNY-U S TYME) 8 34 42............... 3 (DUTCH BAHAMA-BUZZ OFF) 8 5 25 38............... 3 (MURLENS SLIPPY-ARTICLED CLERK*) 18 7 25............... 3 (MY ROOSTER-WISE TALENT*) 14 7 13 8 42............... 3 (WIGWAM WAG-CJ IMA BAHAMA) 70 106 71 70 317............... 3 (GABLE DODGE-GABLE RAQUEL) 47 28 42 14 131............... 3 (TRENT LEE-KELSOS LISACOOL) 44 67 21 10 142............... 3 (FLYING PENSKE-SOBE LILY) 55 47 57 61 220............... 3 (LONESOME CRY-OSHKOSH NAOMI) 13 15 28............... 3 (HEAD HONCHO-WISE BEAUTY) 8 8 27 17 60............... 3 (FIRELITE-BEAU LIZ) 10 10............... 3 (GALENA-SWITZLER ROXCEE) 8 18 30 90 146............... 3 (SOLVE THE PUZZLE-BLUE GIRL VANE) 7 7............... 3 (TUFFOLO-ITSA CUPPA CHEER) 41 11 52............... 3

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2016 Dam Standings Intermediate Tracks

Top grade wins by progeny of below listed dams for all distances for the following North America tracks: Dubuque, Flagler, Gulf, Mardi Gras, Orange Park, Naples-Ft. Myers, Palm Beach, Southland, St. Petersburg, Tri-State and Wheeling Island. Race results furnished by Greybase.

Rk. Dam

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

10.

12.

14,

17.

20.

23.

33.

41.

46.

O YA QUEENIE NEED A DATE SWEETEST REVENGE FLYING CASSEL SUPER C ARIAS DS MARIAH FOREVER TOGETHER CRUEL TO BE KIND TWINKLES FLYING ROUGE O YA NORMA DANICAS GO DADDY OSHKOSH VANI JEAN KRUPA KIOWA LADY GIRL PRIMED AZ MAILIE CLOSIN IN ONAWIN GABLE GO SHAUNEE GRETCHEN OSWALT BELLA WILDWONDER DAGNY TAGGART PRU WHISTLER ANTSIE NANCY CRAIG’S GAL JACK’S JET KENTUCKY JUDE OH YEAH BABY RAIDERS CHIA RAIN OVER ME STARZ MELT AWAY SUPER C ASHLEY WW’S RISKY DEVIL COUNTESS CINDY FLYING TREASURY GO BON TRASHTALK JS VICTORIOUS SUPERIOR DATE TONI WORKS WHISTLER’S ANNIE WW’S SEDAN ATASCOCITA DULCE CHASMO’S LAYLA CTW POWDER BASE HONDO FANCY MANYARA BALE* AMF BONE BRUISE ATASCOCITA CASS BOC’S SLIM N FIT CHASE THE SNEAK FLYING BASSEY GOGO STITCHES HILLTEX POLLY J’S AIYSSA MARIE EPISODE MRL GREEN LIGHT

Pedigree............................................................................................................Wins

(LONESOME CRY-WAITINTOGOWILD).............................................................................. 42 (GET OVER-NOTHING BUT FINE)...................................................................................... 37 (FORTIFIED POWER-MN’S INDIGO GIRL)......................................................................... 27 (KIOWA SWEET TREY-FLYING GENEVA).......................................................................... 25 (DK’S PRIME TIME-PRIMCO ACES EYE)........................................................................... 23 (KIOWA SWEET TREY-RJ’S EVENINGSTAR).................................................................... 22 (LONESOME CRY-VALORIS).............................................................................................. 21 (FARLOE BLACK*-LIL MISSCHEVIOUS)............................................................................ 20 (CRAIGIE WHISTLER-CAJUN ROSE)................................................................................. 20 (WW APPLE JAX-GABLE VERMILION)............................................................................... 18 (OYA TOM TERRIFIC-FLOP)............................................................................................... 18 (JOE HEARNS-KISS THE BRIDE)....................................................................................... 17 (KIOWA SWEET TREY-WILLOWRUN CLAIRE).................................................................. 17 (MARYVILLE RUMBLE-GABLE JAZZ)................................................................................ 16 (KIOWA SWEET TREY-ROOFTOP LADYBUG)................................................................... 16 (DK’S PRIME TIME-COOL AZ ALICIA)................................................................................ 16 (ELWAY DRIVE-D’S BYE BYE BABY)................................................................................. 15 (GABLE DIEGO-GABLE PIMIENTO)................................................................................... 15 (LONESOME CRY-TRAYTON’S BABY)............................................................................... 15 (JIMBO SCOTTY-BELLA NEUTRON).................................................................................. 14 (FLYING PENSKE-MONTANA MILLIE)................................................................................ 14 (CRAIGIE WHISTLER-RAMBO FOR A WIN)....................................................................... 14 (LONESOME CRY-L’S EMMA LEE)..................................................................................... 13 (FLYING STANLEY-VJ’S KINTES GAL)............................................................................... 13 (STAN’S BOY FLYER-LETA’S SAMMY)............................................................................... 13 (FLYING STANLEY-TOOTH FAIRY)..................................................................................... 13 (TEAM RECORD*-SHE HAZZ IT)........................................................................................ 13 (DODGEM BY DESIGN-RAIDERS AZERI).......................................................................... 13 (MARYVILLE RUMBLE-B’S KATY BEE).............................................................................. 13 (LONESOME CRY-MERCURY)........................................................................................... 13 (DK’S PRIME TIME-PRIMCO ACES EYE)........................................................................... 13 (WW GREYS DRIFTER-OHK ZINFANDEL)......................................................................... 13 (FUZZYS CANNON-M’S COUNTESS AMY)........................................................................ 12 (KIOWA SWEET TREY-FLYING MONA LISA)..................................................................... 12 (KIOWA SWEET TREY-KIOWA ALVIA CODY)..................................................................... 12 (DRAGON FIRE-SOFT MELODY)....................................................................................... 12 (KIOWA SWEET TREY-SUPERIOR MOMENT)................................................................... 12 (DRAGON FIRE-KIOWA ONEOFAKIND)............................................................................. 12 (CRAIGIE WHISTLER-YELLOW DAISY*)............................................................................ 12 (DODGEM BY DESIGN-WWTAKECHARGELADY)............................................................. 12 (DODGEM BY DESIGN-ATASCOCITA JUDY)..................................................................... 11 (LONESOME CRY-CHASMO’S SHANEY)........................................................................... 11 (LONESOME CRY-CTW BUFFALO GAL)............................................................................ 11 (LONESOME CRY-DEDE DINAH)....................................................................................... 11 (PURE OCTANE-FIONA BALE)........................................................................................... 11 (KIOWA SWEET TREY-BONEX).......................................................................................... 10 (DODGEM BY DESIGN-ATASCOCITA BARB)..................................................................... 10 (DOX OUT OF PEACE-B’S FAYE RAYE)............................................................................. 10 (GABLE DODGE-PRETTY PRAIRIE).................................................................................. 10 (KIOWA SWEET TREY-GABLE ACADIA)............................................................................ 10 (LONESOME CRY-MAGIC VANESSA)................................................................................ 10 (SLATEX STRIKER-AA’S ENERGY TIME)........................................................................... 10 (PACIFIC MILE*-JJ’S ELKA)................................................................................................ 10 (JIMBO SCOTTY-QUEENBEE EPISODE)........................................................................... 10 (DODGEM BY DESIGN-BOW BUTTERSCOTCH).............................................................. 10

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Boc’s Betty Jo starts career with 19 straight in the money finishes Off the track, Boc’s Betty Jo is a sweetie pie.

On the racing surface, she’s one tough

competitor.

Boc’s Betty Jo’s record doesn’t lie – in her first 19 career starts at Wheeling Island she had a like number of in the money finishes. Six of those races were in Grade AA and she continued to pound the pay sheet even against the track’s top greyhounds.

Although her streak of in the by money finishes came Stan to an end in her next Pawloski start, Boc’s Betty Jo has turned into a solid top grader sprinter.

Through May, the sprinter had 8 wins, 9 seconds, 5 thirds and 2 fourths in her first 28 career races – a 78 percent in the trifecta mark and an 85 percent in the money finish.

What may be even more impressive is Boc’s Betty Jo doesn’t turn 2 years old until late June.

“She’s had an incredible run to start her career – I couldn’t ask for anything more. I don’t think too many greyhounds hit the ticket in their first 19 races,” Brad Boeckenstedt Kennel trainer Chris Brill said. “She’s definitely been a pleasant surprise. I’d be set if I had a whole kennel full of Betty Jo’s.”

There wasn’t much talk surrounding Boc’s Betty Jo when she arrived in Wheeling late last year. She wasn’t hyped as a “one to watch” in 2016, but she’s quietly making believers out of Wheeling racing fans.

Boc’s Betty Jo, a June 2014 greyhound out of KC And All-Boc’s Good Carma, had eight Grade AA races before she posted her first victory against the track’s top sprinters. In 15 top grade starts through May, she had

Brad Boeckenstedt Kennel’s Boc’s Betty Jo hit the pay sheet in her first 19 career races at Wheeling Island.

(Photo by Keith Stewart)

3 wins, 5 seconds and 3 thirds.

Her five Grade AA seconds were by only a neck (twice), 1 length, 1 ½ lengths and 3 lengths.

“She’s been close in several of her Grade AA races,” Brill said. “She gives 100 percent every time she goes to the box. I just love her.”

Boc’s Betty Jo looked impressive when she broke in last November, posting two early speed schooling victories by 5 and 1 ½ lengths.

Moving up the ladder gradually, the youngster has relied on her box speed and drive to the first turn early in her races.

“Her success has been due to breaking fast from the box and rushing to the turn,” Brill said. “Even at her age and without a ton of experience, she knows how to position herself and then make the right moves.”

Boc’s Betty Jo broke her Maiden in two starts, had four Grade D races,

three trips in Grade C, three outings in Grade B and one start in Grade A before reaching Grade AA. She won Maiden by 3 lengths, Grade D by half a length, Grade C by 8 lengths, Grade B by 2 lengths and Grade A by 4 lengths.

Surprisingly, Boc’s Betty Jo has displayed some finishing speed in a couple of her Grade AA starts. In one race, she was fourth around the first turn and got up for second while in another start she was sixth around the last turn and closed for third.

“I didn’t expect that, but I think she’s getting stronger as she gets older and has more races. It was nice to see her come from behind,” Brill said. “If she’s not in front or near the lead, she’s been able to find a way to get back.”

Boc’s Betty Joe is a fun dog to be around, Brill related.

“She has a great personality … just a sweetheart in the kennel,” Brill added.

A littermate, Boc’s Jezebel, is racing at Wheeling and climbed the ladder to Grade AA before dropping back to Grade B. The early speed merchant had 5 wins, 6 seconds, 5 thirds and 2 fourths in 28 career starts through the end of May. “She’s a fast breaker too with a huge rush to the first turn,” Brill said.

“She has run away from the field in some of her races and has been short coming home in others.”

Boc’s Jezebel won Maiden by 4 ½ lengths, Grade D by 10 ½ lengths, Grade C by 4 ½ lengths, Grade B by a head and Grade A by 6 ½ lengths.

The littermates, owned by Brad Boeckenstedt and James Feller, just missed by 10 days of being eligible for the Wheeling Island National. The 5/16 stake event was for pups whelped between July 1, 2014 and Dec. 31, 2014 – the pair were born June 21, 2014.

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The ‘Magic’ of 100 wins

The wait is over finally.

After Husker Magic became the first greyhound Derby Lane greyhound to

reach 100 career victories on May 16 in St. Petersburg, Fla., kennel owner Jim Abernathy began to reminisce.

“You go through and look at all the other dogs that have run on this circuit,’’ he said. “K’s Flak, Dominator, Oshkosh Juliet . . . . (Husker Magic) has done the same things they did found a way to get it done.’’ as far as awards, but none of Abernathy, 50, a native of them won 100 races.’’

Orlando, Fla., was born into Showing the sport. “A dog crate was my no signs of a by crib,’’ he said. sprained hock Don Miss Whirl, the Allthat sidelined Jensen America captain in 1965 and her recently for 1967, was one of the first dogs nearly three months, Husker to pique Abernathy’s interest.

Magic won for the 100th time A Sarasota Kennel Club standin her 160th start to become the out in Florida, Miss Whirl is sport’s 51st greyhound to reach tied for 13th overall in the sport that milestone. It completed with 115 wins. Jr’s Ripper is a bucket list of achievements for the 49-month-old female out of a litter by Rhythmless and Casino Zada. She pulled off the Triple Crown in 2015 as All-America team captain, Rural Rube winner as the industry’s top sprinter, and the national win leader.

“She’s got a lot of heart,’’ said Abernathy, who operates the kennel with wife, Kayruth.

“She is not the fastest dog in the world, but she just always Husker Magic in pre-race parade

first at 143.

“We used to race Sarasota for many years,’’ Abernathy said. “I’m not comparing Magic to (Miss Whirl), but the clubhouse (at Sarasota) is named after her.’’

Abernathy said he admired three other greats along the way, but none approached 100 wins: K’s Flak (1979 AllAmerica captain and Flashy Sir award winner as the nation’s top distance runner, and 1987 Hall of Fame inductee); Dominator (2000 All-America captain and winner of the Rural Rube and Flashy Sir); and Oshkosh Juliet (1989 AllAmerica member and Flashy Sir winner).

“A lot of good dogs came through Derby Lane, but never

Husker Magic and trainer Kayruth Abernathy

Kennel operator Jim Abernathy cooling off Husker Magic after her historic win. (Photos by Alexis Winning)

won 100 races,’’ Abernathy said. “I’m just happy to get (100 wins) over with. It’s quite a feat.’’

Only one of Husker Magic’s wins has come away from Derby Lane. The twotime stakes winner is trained

by Claudio Lopez and has career earnings of more than $103,000.

Abernathy is part of the I Mark Kennels group that owns Husker Magic along with Arthur Kaufman of Sarasota and Terry Haber of Grapevine, Ark. Abernathy said his original plans of retiring Husker Magic at the end of the meet on June 30, and sending her to Haber for breeding have changed.

“As long as she stays healthy and comes off sound, I’ll continue to run her for a while,’’ Abernathy said. “I’d like to see her get 10 or 15 more (wins).

Maybe someday, she can get in the Hall of Fame.’’

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Pebbles calls it a career

Three youngsters offered

NGA’s Pup Giveaway!

It’s summer—which means it’s time for the NGA’s annual Pup Giveaway.

This marks the 43rd straight year that the National Greyhound Association stages its fund raiser to benefit the Greyhound Hall Of Fame.

All proceeds will go toward the museum, which was constructed in 1973—a year prior to the very first NGA Pup Giveaway campaign.

NGA members and Review readers have an opportunity to participate in the campaign by completing and sending in tickets for the drawing that will take place at the Fall Meet Banquet on Oct. 12 in Abilene. Voluntary donations are also being requested at the same, and the first round of tickets can be found in this Review. Additional tickets will be mailed in early September to members and subscribers.

All three pup prizes for this summer’s campaign come from first-time females based at successful breeding programs in three different Midwestern states—Iowa, Oklahoma and Kansas. This year’s contributors are Bob Hardison of Onawa, Ia. And Dennis Mleynek of Panora, Ia.; David and Brenda Petzold of Altus, Ok., and Monte Jacobs of Claflin, Ks.

Pup Prize One

This youngster is a September 2015 male out of SH Avatar-DK’s Send All, donated by Hardison

and Mleynek. It was Hardison, in partnership with Tom Sugihara, who came up with SH Avatar, the sport’s leading all-time money earner in America—and the sire of this pup and his littermates.

Hardison’s farm operation has produced many other outstanding racers over the years.

Avatar offers the nation’s current top sire, Kiowa Mon Manny, in his sire line—with two Hall Of Famers in the generations behind him: Flying Penske and Oshkosh Racey. Mon Manny’s tight linebreeding to the female She’s A Natural is well known. Avatar’s dam, Tom S Caterwaul, shows two Hall Of Famers close up: Gable Dodge and Molotov.

Interestingly, so does the pup’s mother, DK’s Send All, who won Grade A at Bluffs Run. Send All’s sire is the highly regarded KC And All, while her dam line goes back to the same Molotov-Kelly Owen mating that produce the fine racer/producer DK’s Prime Time. Just so happens, DK’s Prime Time sired

Primed AZ Mailie, the dam of the Southland Razorback champ, Mega Revelation.

Pup Prize Two

Our second pup prize this campaign comes from the David and Brenda Petzold farm, where some of the best greyhounds in history have gotten their start. Two of the more memorable Petzold greyhounds were Hall Of Famer P’s Rambling and former sire champion P’s Raising Cain. Three of the four spotlighted greyhounds in our Greyhound Of The Month column this issue are descendants of the Petzold line.

This pup prize is a female, whelped April 2015 (oldest of the threesome), out of Chasin The Richs and P Kay Chilly. Chasin the Riches was a 78-lb. lightning bolt at Bluffs Run for a couple of years, competing regularly in stake events. He won the 2012 Bluffs Bracket Challenge and was a hard-luck third in the Dubuque Classic (having won all his qualifying rounds). His record was 57-20-11-11 in 129 starts, with six of those wins coming in 3/8 races in just 9 distance outings.

Chasin The Richs is a son of former sire champ Dodgem By Design, out of an Oshkosh Slammer female, USS Treasure. Her bottom dam line goes back to Hailey, who was by Rooster Spur-Just Lilly*-thus a sister to Valensky, the mother of Oswald Cobblepot.

Pk Kay Chilly, the pup’s dam, was by Kiowa Sweet Trey, a son of Oswald Cobblepot—which doubles up that Rooster Spur-Just Lilly* cross. When that type of doubling-up happens, it’s not usually with two sisters—but in this case, it is.

Chilly’s dam goes back to Kay V Nasif, a Flying Penske daughter. That gives this pup its second entry of Oshkosh Racey in the fourth generation. It also gives the pup that familiar marriage of Sweet Trey-to-Penske combination that has worked so many times already in modern-day pedigrees.

Pup Prize Three

It’s good being a KC And All pup these days—just ask the kennels at Southland that are running the top 3/8 racer there dur-

ing the first quarter of the year (Show On The Road) and the top 5/16 Southland sprinter (SE’s Tali Sundance).

Pup Three is also a KC and All, out of Ultimatetakeover, contributed by Monte Jacobs, who last year picked up an All-America trophy and the NGA’s Flashy Sir Award for the exploits of his racer, Highlyclassified. This prize pup is a female, whelped in February 2016.

KC And All continues to be one of America’s most popular sire choices. Boasting a Gable Dodge sire line, KC And All has two entries of Dutch Bahama in his third generation. His dam line base traces back to former Brood Matron Standings queen, Flying Slipper.

Ultimatetakeover had a short career that saw her briefly race in Grade AA at Wheeling. She’s

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by former Wheeling superstar Hi Noon Hero, and through him, we find the father-son Hall Of Famer duo, Flying Penske and Oshkosh Racey.

Ultimatetakeover is linebred to HB’s Commander (through sons Oswald Cobblepot and Mankato) in the fourth generation. The pup prize herself carries a double entry of P’s Raising Cain (aforementioned star raised by David Petzold), plus a third entry of her dam P’s Skelly, via Hall Of Famer P’s Rambling.

Who wouldn’t want to win any of these three promising youngsters? But to have any chance, you must get your tickets in soon for the Oct. 12 drawing. With some earlybird tickets in this issue, there’s no better time to do that than now.

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Giveaway Pup

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Mikayla Miller, college student working on the Hardison farm, and Hardison granddaughter Camryn Glass holds the male pup being offered by Bob Hardison and Dennis Mleynek. The pup is a September 2015 son of SH Avatar-DK’s Send All.

Sire:

SH Avatar

Flying Penske Kiowa Mon Manny Flying Monica K Jawa Leonas Best Tom S Caterwaul Tom S Calypso Gable Dodge

Dam:

KC And All

DK’s Send All

KC Did It Best Snow Bow

DK’s Counterpart DK’s Lucky

Oshkosh Racey She’s A Natural Minaki Zeke Flying Moorea Gable Dodge ML Foxy Move Molotov Tom S Camelot Wigwam Wag CJ Ima Bahama Iruska All Star KC Did It Easy Bara Buzz Dusty Cannon Molotov Kelly Owen

Hurry!

Drawing Oct.12

Giveaway Pup .

David and Brenda Petzold’s grandson Lane holds the female pup being offered by his grandparents for the annual Pup Giveaway. The pup is an April 2015 daughter of Chasin The Richs-P Kay Chilly.

Sire:

Wigwam Wag CJ Ima Bahama He’s My Man Flower Design* Oshkosh Racey Oshkosh Slammer Oshkosh Video Evening Memory Alive N Well Hailey

Gable Dodge Dodgem By Design Cruzin By Design

Chasin The Richs

USS Treasure

HB’s Commander Valensky Kiowa Sweet Trey Sunburn TM’s Sweet Dream TM’s Cameo Oshkosh Racey Flying Penske She’s A Natural Kay V Nasif Flying Neptune Flying Nassau Suir Orla* Oswald Cobblepot

Dam:

P Kay Chilly

Hurry!

Drawing Oct.12

Giveaway Pup .

Cindy Adcock, manager of the Jacobs farm, holds the youngster of the Pup Giveaway trio, a female pup being offered by Monte Jacobs for the campaign. The pup is a February 2016 daughter of KC And All and Ultimatetakeover.

Sire:

Wigwam Wag Gable Dodge CJ Ima Bahama

Kc And All

Iruska All Star KC Did It Best KC Diditeasy

Oshkosh Racey She’s A Natural Mankato Hi Noon Catwoman Pins And Needles Fortress* Baci Hondo Wild Child Oswald Cobblepot Valid Ten Pot Orbit Ten Flying Penske

Dam:

Hi Noon Hero

Ultimatetakeover Crazytown

Understood J’s C Penny Dutch Bahama SP’s Glitz P’s Raising Cain Cee Bar Star Dutch Bahama KC Black Widow

Hurry!

Drawing Oct.12

NGA Fall Meet Schedule Sunday, Oct. 2 to Friday Oct. 7

8:30a.m.--------Pre-Stake Schooling Wednesday, Oct. 5

Noon--------Racing Stock & Brood Stock Auction Consignment Deadline

Friday Oct. 7

2 p.m.--------Stake Entry Deadline (Non-Auction pups) 3 p.m.--------Draw for Round One

Monday, Oct. 10

9 a.m. --------Round 1: August, July, June stakes

1:30 p.m. ------- Board of Directors Meeting

Tuesday, Oct. 11

9 a.m. --------Round 1: May, April and February/March stakes 3 p.m. --------Draw for finals 6 p.m. --------Hall of Fame Club Banquet (by invitation)

Wednesday, Oct. 12

8 a.m.-5 p.m. --------Replay of Round 1 races (NGA Office)

8:30 a.m. --------Board of Directors meeting 1 p.m. --------NGA Business Meeting (Hall Of Fame) 2:30 p.m. --------Greyhound Hall of Fame Board of Directors Meeting 6:30 p.m. --------Blanchard Family Banquet, Abilene Elks Club

Thursday, Oct. 13

8 a.m.-5 p.m. --------Replay of Round 1 races (NGA Office)

9 a. m. --------Finals: June, July and August stakes, also-ran Consolations 1:30 p.m.--------AGC Board Meeting 6 p.m. --------Hall Of Fame Party and Induction Ceremony 10 p.m. --------Replay of Round 1 races (local TV—Eagle Communications channel 2 )

Friday, Oct. 14

8 a.m. --------Board of Directors meeting

9 a.m. --------Finals: Feb./March, April, May, Slack’s Best-of-4, also-ran Consolations and Borchers stakes 6:30 p.m. --------Racing Stock Auction: June, July and Aug. pups. Brood Stock Auction (Sterl Hall) 10 p.m. --------Replay of Final races (local TV—Eagle Communications channel 2 )

Saturday, Oct. 15

8:30 a.m. -------- Racing Stock Auction: Feb./March, April, May pups (Sterl Hall)

Greyhounds must be Individually Registered by Sept. 12, 2016, to avoid a penalty.

Pup and Brood Stock must be vaccinated by Sept. 26, 2016, to be allowed on NGA grounds and in auction ring.

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October 14 & 15 CONSIGNMENT FEES. A $30 non-refundable the ring. If a Greyhound is scratched without notification, catalog fee will be charged per lot for all consignments, the consignor shall be fined $25. If a consignment arrives with the exception of stud services and Greyhound related late to the ring, it may be moved to the end of the sale. commodities. Stud services and Greyhound-related com- If a lot passes and the last bid is greater than $7,500, a modities may be consigned at no charge; However, they penalty shall be assessed to the consignor that’s equal to will be accepted only under the condition that at least half 5 percent of the last passed bid. of the proceeds are going toward the Greyhound Hall Of LISTING DEADLINES. Final deadline for catalog Fame, NGA Meet purse supplements, a state Greyhound listing for all stock will be noon, Wednesday, October association, or any other institution, as approved by the 5, 2016 THIS CATALOG DEADLINE WILL BE Auction Committee. Except for Greyhound-related com- STRICTLY ENFORCED, therefore consignors should modities, a fee of 5 percent of the sales charge will apply be certain that the required forms are completed and subfor lots sold in the ring. For eligible lots sold outside the mitted early, along with the proper fee, for arrival prior ring after the auction up to 15 days following the auction, to the deadline. No lots will be accepted unless they are either 5 percent of the sales charge or 5 percent of the accompanied by the proper consignment and stake entry highest bid received in the ring, whichever is higher, will fees, the certificate of registration, the properly signed apply. All sales made through DVAuction.com will also transfer, required veterinary vaccination certification and stake entry card. Consignments will be entered into the be charged a 5 percent fee to the purchaser.

ELIGIBILITY. Eligible for consignment are stud ser- Catalog in accordance with procedures established by the vices, Greyhound-related commodities, breeding stock, NGA Board of Directors. pups that compete during the meet, and graded track dogs. SCHEDULE. Pups consigned must race in the NGA All Greyhounds consigned must be individually registered Track Stake. Lots will be sold in the following order: 1) with the NGA. Any Greyhound that carries an “Interfered” Younger track-stake pups 2) Breeding Stock and Greyline in any race during the meet prior to the sale will be hound-related commodities 3) older track-stake aged pups disqualified from the Auction; any Greyhound that car- and graded track dogs. ries a “Did Not Finish” line or was scratched in the first AUCTION. The sale will be held on Friday and Saturround, and any Greyhound that has a positive drug test, day, October 14 & 15, All the stock will be made available as determined by the Medications Committee, will be dis- for inspection and paraded at the time of the sale . The H.S. qualified from the auction. In the event a positive test result Auction Co. of Cawker City, KS., will conduct the sale. is not confirmed with the NGA until after the auction and APPLICABLE LAW. All Greyhounds in the sale are the auction pup has been sold in the ring or immediately offered according to the laws of the state of Kansas. There thereafter, the sale shall remain valid and irreversible; any is no warranty implied by the auctioneer or the National return shall be between the purchaser and the consignor Greyhound Association other than the Greyhound offered (see RIGHT OF RETURN). No eligible consignments is the Greyhound listed in the sale. Nor does the auctioneer shall be sold at any time after catalog deadline up to the or the NGA certify the merchantability or fitness for any time of the auction. Greyhounds not eligible to parade particular purpose of any Greyhound offered in this sale. through the ring shall not be subject to the 5 percent sales The right to bid, as provided under law, is reserved for all consignors unless otherwise announced. charge.

PENALTIES. If a consignment is sold after catalog BIDDING PROCEDURE. If the highest bid is not deadline, but prior to the auction, a fine of up to $1,000 may satisfactory with the consignor, the Greyhound shall be be assessed by the Auction Committee, in addition to the passed as unsold. Reserve on any stud service cannot be set 5 percent sales fee. All eligible consignments, including over $250. Minimum acceptable bid for a stud service shall the brood stock and pups, shall be paraded in the ring at be announced at time of sale, and if bid is not forthcomthe time of the auction, except for young litters or unless ing, the lot will be passed as unsold. Minimum acceptable scratch is approved by the Auction Committee. Pups not increase in bidding for stud fees and Greyhound-related having finished third or better in a Main Stake final or not commodities shall be announced at time of sale, $50 for having won any Consolation Final may be scratched upon all other stock. The highest bidder shall be the purchaser. notification of the Auction Committee. An automatic fine The purchaser shall sign an Acknowledgment Of Purchase of $500 will be assessed to a consignor if a Greyhound immediately following the purchase, and must make finishes third or better in a Main-Stake Final or wins any settlement in full within 30 minutes after the conclusion of the sale. Authorized agents must submit written statement Consolation Final, but fails to go through the ring.

All scratches must be made in writing at least 30 min- of authorization with Acknowledgment Of Purchase. utes prior to the time the Greyhound would be going into BIDDING DISPUTES. Should any dispute arise

between or among two or more bidders, the auctioneer for any prior commitments. Catalog information required shall adjudicate the dispute and his decision shall be abon each brood matron shall include when the female was solute, final and binding. Bids received after the fall of last bred, DNA status, whether she had a litter and whether the hammer shall not be grounds for a dispute. Should a the litter was born naturally or by Caesarean Section, and dispute arise because of a bid taken by auction assistants when the female was last in season. not being recognized by the auctioneer, the bidding shall MOVEMENT OF PURCHASE. Purchasers will asbe reopened for advance bids between contending parsume responsibility for moving Greyhounds purchased ties. Should the recognized bids be reduced below the last within one hour of the close of the session in which purrecognized bid, bidding will be reopened to all bidders chase was made. regardless of whether or not the final bid exceeds the CATALOG AND ANNOUNCEMENTS. The NGA disputed bid. The Auctioneer reserves the right to refuse and the auctioneer are not responsible for any statements any or all bids. made in the catalog or from the auction stand concerning TITLE, RISK DELIVERY. Title shall pass to the Greyhounds sold in the sale. Greyhounds sold in the sale purchaser at the fall of the hammer, at which time he are sold with their engagements, breeding status and/or assumes all risk and responsibility for the Greyhound. produce records as listed herein or announced from the Purchaser or his representative may take custody of the auction stand at time of sale, and since such information Greyhound at the fall of the hammer, but such custody is made by the consignor, to the consignor only shall the shall not constitute delivery of said Greyhound, which purchaser look for redress in case of error of omission. The cannot be made until purchaser has paid for said Greyundersigned shall endeavor to have all catalog informahound and presents a release. Said release shall be a signed tion correctly stated, but the consignor is responsible for transfer and Certificate of Registration. All purchases correction of any errors of omission. must be paid within 30 minutes after the conclusion of the sale.

National Greyhound Association TERMS OF SETTLEMENT. Purchaser shall make Abilene, Kansas settlement within 30 minutes of the conclusion of the sales session in which the Greyhound is sold for the full purchase price. Settlement is to be made in the form of U.S. currency, approved bank check, certified check, credit card (subject to additional 3% processing fee) or travelers check. A 8 percent Kansas sales tax will be added to the payment on brood and racing stock sales (refundable if Greyhound delivered immediately out of state under requirements of Kansas law and the NGA).

DEFAULTERS. A purchaser who defaults in payTwelve Electrical spaces spaces ment must satisfy terms of his bid before he may do any Twelve Electrical business with the National Greyhound Association. (no sewage) are available (no sewage) are available WARRANTIES, SOUNDNESS. Unless otherwise announced at the time of the sale, there is no guarantee for RV trailers NGA while for RV at trailers at NGA while of any kind as to the soundness, condition, quality or attending NGA meets. attending NGA meets. eligibility of the dogs in the sale. Any oral amendments to the catalog at time of sale supersede whatever might be written in the catalog. Any returns shall be between Make reservations by calling Make reservations by calling the purchaser and the consignor. Veterinary assistance 785/263-4660 and ask for will be available at bidder’s expense on request to the 785/263-4660 and ask for Association. Examine Greyhound prior to the bidding.Katie or Connie.

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APPLICATION FOR NGA MEET KENNEL SPACE • NGA Fall Meet 2016

If you've not rented an NGA kennel in two of the three last meets, you might still be eligible to rent a kennel at the upcoming NGA Fall Meet (Oct. 10-15, 2016). This would entitle you to one of the NGA kennels from Oct. 2-Oct. 16. (Kennels will not be available for rent to haulers or other persons traveling through town during that period.) Rent any time prior to Oct. 2 or after Oct. 16 will be 50 cents per dog per day, for those receiving a kennel.

A limited number of kennels will be available for the Meet at the following rates:

*12-crate kennels…Pre-deposit: $115 ($60 of which is refundable) *18-crate kennels...Pre deposit: $140 ($60 of which is refundable)

* 24-crate kennels…Pre-deposit: $165 ($60 of which is refundable)

RENTERS OBLIGATION. Renters must notify NGA of any cancellations by Oct. 1 in order to qualify for full refund. Renters are obligated to immediately notify NGA of any cancellations after that date, so kennels may be made available to others. Renters are obligated to ensure kennels are clean and equipment is accounted for at time of departure to qualify for their refund. Only properly vaccinated (certified) Greyhounds competing in the Track Stakes or that are in the Auction should be kenneled on the grounds during the Oct. 2- Oct. 16 period. Failure to comply may result in a fine levied by the Board and/or disqualification from future drawings. Renters also agree to all terms of NGA’s rental hold-harmless agreement.

APPLICATION FORM “My first choice is to rent a ___ -crate kennel. If my name is not drawn for a kennel that size, please make me eligible for the drawing for the following size kennel(s) ___-crate kennel (second choice) ___-crate kennel” (third choice)."

Be sure to enclose enough payment to cover the pre-deposit for the LARGEST kennel you’ve listed above.

Name___________________________________________________ Address____________________________________________________________ City____________________________________ State_______________________________________________________________ Zip_____________________________

FALL MEET TRACK STAKES 6 Stakes in all (plus Consolations)

1.

STAKES (all 5/16ths)

FEBRUARY/MARCH 2015 and younger

MAY 2015 and younger JULY 2015 and younger APRIL 2015 and younger JUNE 2015 and younger

AUGUST 2015 and younger (Pups must be at least 12 months of age during month of meet to compete in the stakes.)

2. REGISTRATION.

A. All entries must be individually registered 30 days before the Meet (Sept. 12). Entries registered after that will be charged a $25 late penalty. Greyhounds registered under different ownerships may draw in against one another, even though they are being handled by the same kennel. Entries can only be made by NGA members.

B. Individual Registrations of pups being entered that are received Wednesday, Thursday or Friday (Oct. 5, 6, 7) will require the Immediate Service charge. Absolutely no entries will be accepted whose individual applications are not received by Friday, Oct. 9.

C. No dogs having had an official schooling at any regulation track will be allowed to participate. Dogs to be checked with NGA registration papers, as in past Meets.

D. Any Greyhound receiving an “Interfered” or “Did Not Finish” comment at any time during the stake is automatically scratched from further competition.

E. Entry Fee, all Stakes: $80 per pup (includes $30 consignment fee for auction entries).

F. Deadline for entry: Noon Wednesday Oct. 5 for those in sale, otherwise 2 p.m., Friday Oct. 7.

G. Caution: Pups not matching their bertillon card will regrettably be scratched, so be sure the bertillon is properly completed, and the right Greyhound is brought to the paddock.

H. Every Greyhound participating in the NGA Fall Meet (including track stakes and auction) shall be vaccinated for canine distemper, Adenovirus type 2, Parainfluenza, Parvovirus, Leptospirosis, Bordetella bronchiseptica and rabies at least two weeks prior to the Meet (vaccination must take place on or prior to Sept. 26, 2016). Veterinary certification shall be presented to the NGA; 1) on day of arrival, or no later than morning of the next business day following arrival, if kenneling on NGA grounds; 2) on schooling deadline, if not kenneling on NGA grounds; 3) at time of entry, if not kenneling on NGA grounds and not schooling. Greyhounds not meeting this requirement will not be permitted to participate in the Fall Meet or be housed on NGA grounds.

QUALIFYING. A. Stakes can fill to 36 dogs (if more received, split into two or more stakes.)*

B. A minimum of 16 entries must be received or no stake is held; Entries may be entered in next oldest age group.

C. All stakes geared to 6-dog finals.

D. Round I, Monday and Tuesday, Oct. 10 and 12.

36 dogs or less — 1st to finals, 2nd to Flite I Consolation, 3rd to Flite II Consolation, rest to other consolations.

Finals — Thursday and Friday, Oct. 13 and 14.

E. Pups not matching their bertillon will need to be scratched, so be sure the bertillon is properly completed, and the right Greyhound is brought to the paddock. No exceptions!

F. A very strict, sophisticated system of Drug Testing (including testing for steroids and EPO) will be conducted at this meet.

Violations (including findings of any performance altering substances) may result in penalties, fines, cancellation from stakes and auction, or other sanctions determined by NGA officials.

3.

4.

PURSES. A. Trophies to all final main-stake winners. (Sponsorship for main and consolation stakes available).

B. Purses to be determined by final number of entries, supplemented by contributions and sponsorships received specifically for this meet, minus trophy expense.

C. Final-day purses will be issued the Monday after the Meet (Oct. 17). They may be picked up or will be mailed out that day.

D. The NGA is not responsible for other promotions with respect to the outcome of the NGA Track Stakes or other NGA Meet activities.

*If stake is split, effort will be made to have nominators’ entries spread equally as possible throughout the divisions. This can only be assured if nominators enter all their pups for a particular stake at the same time.

SCHOOLING PROCEDURE FOR NGA MEETS The procedure of obtaining positions for pre-stake schooling at the NGA Meet requires that the NGA receive, by 3 p.m. the work day preceding each day of schooling, (either by mail or fax with the form below, or by phone) the following information:

1) total number of pups being schooled and veterinary certification of required vaccinations for each schooler

2) the number of boxes (races) needed

3) which day you’ll be schooling

4) 5/16 or hand school

5) $5 non-refundable fee per box (which will be added to purses, minus schooling expenses) At 3 p.m. on the day preceding schooling (3 p.m. Friday, Sept. 30, for Sunday’s and Monday’s schooling), a drawing will be held of all nominators who have applied to school for that particular day. Based on the order drawn, staggered numbers (representing the number of boxes requested) will be assigned. (Example: If you’re name were drawn first, and you had three boxes, you’d be assigned races 1, 5 and 9.) Your schooling cards will be made available at the office after the draw or the following morning (the day of schooling).

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------SCHOOLING FOR Sun., Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs. or Fri. (circle one) (Deadline: 3 p.m., the day before; 3 p.m. Friday, Sept. 30 for Oct. 2 and Oct. 3 schooling)

1. Total number of schoolers ____

(Number should be no higher than number of veterinary vaccination certifications submitted; these cer- tifications MUST be submitted by schooling deadline)

2.

3. I want to hand-school (indicate number____________) of my races. _________________________________________________________________________________________

Number of boxes needed for schooling ____

Name of Nominator____________________________________________________________________________

Address_______________________________________________ City_______________________ State_______ Phone_____________________________________________________________________________________ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------SCHOOLING FOR Sun., Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs. or Fri. (circle one) (Deadline: 3 p.m., the day before; 3 p.m. Friday, Sept. 30 for Oct. 2 and Oct. 3 schooling)

1.

Total number of schoolers ____

(Number should be no higher than number of veterinary vaccination certifications submitted; these cer- tifications MUST be submitted by schooling deadline)

2.

Number of boxes needed for schooling ____

3.

I want to hand-school (indicate number____________) of my races.

_________________________________________________________________________________________

Name of Nominator____________________________________________________________________________

Address_______________________________________________ City_______________________ State_______ Phone_____________________________________________________________________________________ It’ll be the nominator’s responsibility to have his pups ready to load at the right box on time. (Normally 30 races are run per hour, but allow for more time due to possible scratches. Please be on time.) Any box of pups that doesn’t show on time will have to be re-assigned a new number, which will be available at the judges’ stand. Schooling starts at 8:30 a.m. on all schooling days.

All reasonable effort will be made to run all schooling programs, but in the event of a cancellation of schooling, all cancelled races will be moved to the next day (unless voluntarily scratched) and will be drawn in with those requests for the next day at the 3 p.m. draw on the day of cancellation. Cancellation of schooling on Friday will bring a conclusion to the pre-stake schooling for the week, with all receipts for the day refunded.

Please be sure to submit the $5-per-box fee when applying.

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APPLICATION FOR FALL AUCTION CONSIGNMENT (IMPORTANT!! PAY CLOSE ATTENTION TO CONSIGNMENT DEADLINE!) BREEDING STOCK I wish to list the following breeding stock for the NGA Auction, Oct. 14, 2016, in Abilene. (Please include all applicable, requested information on brood matrons.)

1.

NAME ____________________________________________WHELPED____________________________________ SIRE __________________________________DAM___________________________________________________ DATE FEMALE LAST BRED _________________________. DID SHE HAVE A LITTER? IF SO, BORN NATURALLY OR BY C-SECTION?__________________________________________________________ .

WHEN FEMALE WAS LAST IN SEASON _______________________________________________________________ .

OTHER INFORMATION: __________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________________

2.

NAME ____________________________________________WHELPED____________________________________ SIRE __________________________________DAM___________________________________________________ DATE FEMALE LAST BRED ________________________. DID SHE HAVE A LITTER?_____________________________ IF SO, BORN NATURALLY OR BY C-SECTION?__________________________________________________________ .

WHEN FEMALE WAS LAST IN SEASON _______________________________________________________________ .

OTHER INFORMATION: __________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________________

3.

NAME ____________________________________________WHELPED____________________________________ SIRE __________________________________DAM___________________________________________________ DATE FEMALE LAST BRED ________________________. DID SHE HAVE A LITTER?_____________________________ IF SO, BORN NATURALLY OR BY C-SECTION?__________________________________________________________ .

WHEN FEMALE WAS LAST IN SEASON _______________________________________________________________ .

OTHER INFORMATION: __________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________________

TRACK-STAKE AGED PUPS

(Pups entered in NGA Track Stakes) I wish to list the following track-stake aged pups for the NGA Auction in Abilene.

Pups From Litter No. 1 (Name)

Whelped __________________ Sire _________________ Dam______________________

1. __________________________________________ 6. ________________________________________ 2. __________________________________________ 7. _______________________________________ 3. __________________________________________ 8. _______________________________________ 4. __________________________________________ 9. _______________________________________ 5. __________________________________________ 10. _______________________________________ OTHER INFORMATION:_____________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________________ Pups From Litter No. 1 Whelped __________________ Sire _________________ Dam_____________________ (Name) 1. __________________________________________ 6. ________________________________________ 2. __________________________________________ 7. _______________________________________ 3. __________________________________________ 8. _______________________________________ 4. __________________________________________ 9. _______________________________________ 5. __________________________________________ 10. _______________________________________ OTHER INFORMATION:_____________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________________ (over)

GRADED TRACK DOGS

(Submit most recent racing lines) 1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

___________________ ___________________ ___________________ ___________________ ___________________

Whelped__________________ Sire_________________ Dam_________________ Whelped__________________ Sire_________________ Dam_________________ Whelped__________________ Sire_________________ Dam_________________ Whelped__________________ Sire_________________ Dam_________________ Whelped__________________ Sire_________________ Dam_________________

COMMODITIES I wish to consign Greyhound-related commodities, with the understanding that _______% (must be at least 50%) proceeds will go directly to the Hall Of Fame, NGA meet purse supplements, or _____________________________ State Greyhound Association (circle one).

1. ____________________________________ 2. ____________________________________ 3. ____________________________________ 4. ____________________________________ 5. ____________________________________

6._________________________________________

7._________________________________________

8._________________________________________

9._________________________________________

10._________________________________________

I hereby consign the Greyhounds or commodities listed herein for the 2016 Fall NGA Greyhound Sale. I further agree to abide by the condition of the sale as provided by the NGA. Enclosed is my consignment fee of $30 per dog. (No fee for commodities.)

IMPORTANT! When submitting application, please include $30 consignment fee per Greyhound, stake entry fee, entry card, the Greyhound’s registration certificate, required inoculation certification (if not already submitted) and a properly signed transfer. (If pup not yet registered, send completed signed onion skin.) Deadline for all consignments is noon, Wednesday, Oct. 5 NO EXCEPTIONS!!

When consigning Track-Stake aged pups, be sure to include the entry fee per pup, and specify if the pup is to be entered in a stake for older pups.

____________________________ (Consignor’s Name or Kennel Name)

____________________________ (Authorized Signature)

____________________________ (Address)

__________________

(Authorized Agent)

CATALOG INFORMATION ON CONSIGNED GREYHOUNDS To be completed by owner at time of application (As much of the information you provide here as is possible will be used in the catalog, along with a twogeneration pedigree of each racing lot and a three-generation pedigree of each breeding lot.)

REMEMBER!! Catalog deadline is noon, Oct. 5. Consignment cannot be acepted by phone.

Enclose: n Fees n Signed Transfer, n Certificate of Registration, n Vaccination Certification,

n Stake entry card.

Responsibility of cards being accurately completed falls solely on the owner.

(All, including write-up information, must be sent with application.)

THANKS The National Greyhound Association wishes to thank you, all the sponsors of the NGA Spring Meet 2016

CORPORATE SPONSORS ($1,000 OR MORE)

Texas Greyhound Assocation American Greyhound Council Mike Borchers 31.90 Memorial Florida Greyhound Association Racing PROud MAJOR SPONSORS ($250 OR MORE) M & R Grill Clear The Way Kennel HS Auction Company D.N. Mattingly Memorial Greyhound Channel Ben Stout Memorial Holm Automotive Center Pinnacle Bank Ebro Greyhound Park Symbioun, Inc. Symbioun Farms Solomon State Bank Abilene Animal Hospital Patriot/Taplin Kennel Plum Creek Kennel City of Abilene Budget Lodge Inn FGA & WVKOA Wheeling Island Hotel Casino Racetrack West Flagler Associates, LTD. Cole Sires

Concordia Tractor, Inc. Southwest Florida Enterprises, Inc. Greyhound Breeders of Arkansas Arkansas Greyhound Association Patrick Collins Anicare Animal Supply BestBest Jacksonville Greyhound Racing Southland Park Gaming & Racing Webb Home Center Greyhounds as Pets of NE Florida H & H Plumbing, Heating & Air, LLC. Southern Florida Greyhound Association Wayne R. Ward Memorial Fulton Nitrogen Service Mardi Gras Greyhound Foundation Associate Sponsor ($100 or more) Ike’s Place, LLC. Dr. Jim & B.J. Smart Nikki Boyce Memorial Iowa Greyhound Association John & Barbara Stafos Memorial KB’s Greyhound Farm M & M Tire & Auto, Inc. Abilene Rent-All & Sales, Inc. Smart Insurance Don’s Tire & Supply, Inc. Co-Sponsors ($25 OR MORE)

Rittel’s Western Wear Zey’s Market Bob Burns Insurance Agency, Inc. Smith Heating & Air Conditioning The Flower Box First Bank Kansas Robson Oil Company, Inc. Rock Retail Liquor Store

Kansas trilogy The August/September Stake, with 74 total entries, was the largest age group in the NGA Spring Meet (but only by one). It split into three divisions, and the stakes were captured by three different ownership entities.

The one thing the main-stake winning pups had in common was that all three were Kansas-bred.

Steve Ward, of Ellis, Ks., started Friday’s final race program off with a victory by SE’s Racin Rage (Kiowa (front row) Mellissa Evans, Kayruth Abernathy, Jan Vasquesz, Candy Beck, Jim Mireault (2nd row) Melynn Serkes, Shelley Bunch-Lake, Lisa Haber, Jerry Beck (3rd row) Holly Korges, Bob Crossland and Mike Tice present the trophy to Nathan Martinez and Paul Bitterman (center) for PJ Wizzard’s victory in the Racing PROud Stake August/September Three Main

Sweet Trey-SE’s Racen Rainy) in the August/September One final. Ward’s pup won the event by 2 lengths with a 30.55 clocking. John Kelly’s Kelsos Blonde (BD’s Grayson-Kelsos Virtuoso) was second, and Jay Rangel’s and Paul Bitterman’s PJ Barcelona (Barcelona Boss-Tina Bo Beana) was third. SE’s Racin Rage passed in the ring, while Kelly’s pup sold for $6,750 to Mike Frino, and Barcelona went to Robert Herber for $8,500.

The big sale from this division was Vince Berland’s Mohican Bronze (Flying Sebastian-Flying Magenta), who ran fourth in the final (after a 30.26 winning time in Round One). He sold to Randy Finegan for $18,000.

August/September Two winner was Super C Dani (Last Outlaw-Super C Domina), owned

by Jeff Cole, of Abilene. The red female (not auction-consigned) came off the pace to defeat a pair of Berland pups: Flying Denim (Kiowa Myth-Flying Lita Ford) and Flying Myspace (Flying Hydrogen-Flying Rouge). Denim was the only pup in this main stake to sell in the auction, going to Ed Gardner, Jr. for $6,000.

Capturing the third division in this age group was PJ Wizzard, owned by the Rangel-Bitterman duo, based in Abilene. Wizzard, a littermate to PJ Barcelona, charted the two fastest winning times of the winning trio—30.36 and 30.37. Running second was SH Merganser (SH AvatarJustliveyourlife), owned by Tom Sugihara, Jr. and Bob Hardison, with Craigie Kennel’s Craigie Americus (KC And All-Mani Sweet) third. PJ Wizzard sold to Tom Ferris in the auction ring for $17,000, while Craigie Americus went to Brant Taplin for $6,500.

The Flite I winners in this age division were also owned by three different parties:

Texas Greyhound Association Stake August/September One Main Winner: SE’S RACIN RAGE STEVEN A. WARD, ELLIS, KS W.BD., M, 9/22/2014 KIOWA SWEET TREY-SE’S RACEN RAINY

David & Janele Peck (right) present the trophy to Maudine Hamilton and Penny Wick for SE’s Racin Rage’s victory in the Texas Greyhound Association Stake August/September One Main M & R Grill Stake August/September One Flite I Winner: TUPELO BREW TIMOTHY A. BRENDE, DAKOTA DUNES, SD LT.BD., M, 8/24/2014 BD’S GRAYSON-STRIPMINE

Ray Wong accepts the trophy for Tupelo Brew’s victory in the M & R Grill Stake August/September One Flite I

Holm Automotive Center Stake August/September One Flite II Winner: SMARTY GIRL HARLAND V. OLSON, SOLOMON, KS R., F, 8/ 4/2014 CTW BRONZE DRAKE-MANY MOONS

Rufus Tatum accepts the trophy for Smarty Girl’s victory in the Holm Automotive Center Stake August/September One Flite II

Florida Greyhound Association Stake August/September Two Main Winner: SUPER C DANI JEFF L. COLE, SOLOMON, KS R., F, 8/14/2014 LAST OUTLAW-SUPER C DOMINA

Tupelo Brew (BD’s GraysonStripmine), owned by Timothy A. Brende; Kelsos Stunt Man (Bella Infrared-Kelsos Woebegone), owned by John Kelly; and TB’s Buzzer (Lonesome Cry-Trust Fund Baby), owned by Troy Biehle.

Harland Olson took two of the three Flite IIs, with Smarty Girl (CTW Bronze Drake-Many Moons) and Stay Smooth (KC And All-New Nurse). The other Flite II was won

by Edward Brawley’s Strike That Beat (TK Quick Strike-Just Be A Queen).

Texas Greyhound Association Stake August/September One RACE 61 1. HULA HOOP BD., F 8/1/2014 SH AVATAR-CALL ME PECULIAR ROBERT HARDISON OR JOHN C. HARDISON, ONAWA IA (S-L) 2. KELSOS LOW KEY W.BK., F 8/1/2014 DJAYS OCTANE-KELSOS JENNA JOHN W. KELLY, FARMINGDALE NJ (A-113) 4. DANGEROUS BULLET F., M 8/10/2014 ODD ULYSSES-EXPRESS MAIL GREGORIO LEYVA, BURLINGAME KS (A-114) 5. JUST FOR SPITE W.R., F 9/7/2014 KC AND ALL-NEW NURSE HARLAND V. OLSON, SOLOMON KS (A-115) 7. MOHICAN BRONZE DK.F., M 9/29/2014 FLYING SEBASTIAN-FLYING MAGENTA VINCE BERLAND, ABILENE KS (A-116) RACE 62 1. KELSOS OVER DUE F., F 8/28/2014 DJAYS OCTANE-KELSOS MARIGOLD JOHN W. KELLY, FARMINGDALE NJ (A-117) 2. MR. FARON YOUNG BK., M 9/1/2014 FLYING PENSKE-SUPER C ARIAS JEFF L. COLE, SOLOMON KS 4. TUPELO BREW LT.BD., M 8/24/2014 BD’S GRAYSON-STRIPMINE TIMOTHY A. BRENDE, DAKOTA DUNES SD (S) 5. BIG PITCHER BK., F 8/5/2014 DEFRIM BALE*-GO BON SNOOKI GREGORIO LEYVA, BURLINGAME KS (A-118) RACE 63 1. PJ BARCELONA F., M 9/8/2014 BARCELONA BOSS-TINA BO BEANA VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, ABILENE KS (A-119)

Kayruth Abernathy, Terry Haber, Mellissa Evans and Lisa Haber present the trophy to Toye Cole for Super C Dani’s victory in the Florida Greyhound Association Stake August/ September Two Main Clear The Way Kennel Stake August/September Two Flite I Winner: KELSOS STUNT MAN JOHN W. KELLY, FARMINGDALE, NJ F., M, 8/16/2014 BELLA INFRARED-KELSOS WOEBEGONE

Janele Peck (right) presents the trophy to Darin Elliott for Kelsos Stunt Man’s victory in the Clear The Way Kennel Stake August/September Two Flite I

Pinnacle Bank Stake August/September Two Flite II Winner: STAY SMOOTH HARLAND V. OLSON, SOLOMON, KS BK., M, 9/ 7/2014 KC AND ALL-NEW NURSE

Courtney Nichols and Rufus Tatum accept the trophy for Stay Smooth’s victory in the Pinnacle Bank Stake August/September Two Flite II

2. SMARTY GIRL R., F 8/4/2014 CTW BRONZE DRAKE-MANY MOONS HARLAND V. OLSON, SOLOMON KS (A-120) 4. CRAIGIE SIESTA R., F 8/1/2014 KC AND ALL-MANI SWEET CRAIGIE, INC., ABILENE KS (A-121) 5. PRECIOUS GINGER BD., F 8/10/2014 ODD ULYSSES-EXPRESS MAIL GREGORIO LEYVA, BURLINGAME KS (A-122) RACE 64 1. SO PRETTY F., F 8/5/2014 DEFRIM BALE*-GO BON SNOOKI GREGORIO LEYVA, BURLINGAME KS (A-123) 2. SE’S RACIN RAGE W.BD., M 9/22/2014 KIOWA SWEET TREY-SE’S RACE N RAINY STEVEN A. WARD, ELLIS KS (A-124) 4. STRIKE SHE SASSY BK., F 9/25/2014 TK QUICK STRIKE-JUST BE A QUEEN JOHN EDWARD BRAWLEY, WACO TX (A-125) 5. CRAIGIE MOONDUST R.F., F 8/1/2014 KC AND ALL-MANI SWEET CRAIGIE, INC., ABILENE KS (A-126)

Racing PROud Stake August/September Three Main Winner: PJ WIZZARD VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, ABILENE, KS W.BD., M, 9/ 8/2014 BARCELONA BOSS-TINA BO BEANA (front row)Mellissa Evans, Kayruth Abernathy, Jan Vasquesz, Candy Beck, Jim Mireault (2nd row) Melynn Serkes, Shelley Bunch-Lake, Lisa Haber, Jerry Beck (3rd row) Holly Korges, Bob Crossland and Mike Tice present the trophy to Nathan Martinez and Paul Bitterman (center) for PJ Wizzard’s victory in the Racing PROud Stake August/ September Three Main

Symbioun, Inc. Stake August/September Three Flite I Winner: TB’S BUZZER TROY BIEHLE, THORNDALE, TX R., F, 8/ 8/2014 LONESOME CRY-TRUST FUND BABY

RACE 65 1. CRAIGIE HIT MAN W.R., M 9/20/2014 DJAYS OCTANE-CRAIGIE BENATAR CRAIGIE, INC., ABILENE KS (A-127) 2. SUPER C DEDRA BK., F 8/14/2014 LAST OUTLAW-SUPER C DOMINA JEFF L. COLE, SOLOMON KS 4. TB’S BEEMER BK., M 8/25/2014 HI NOON HERO-TB’S SCARLET TROY BIEHLE, THORNDALE TX (A-128) 5. SHADOW HUNTER BD., F 8/10/2014 ODD ULYSSES-EXPRESS MAIL GREGORIO LEYVA, BURLINGAME KS (A-129) RACE 66 1. FLYING OGRE R., M 8/10/2014 IRUSKAALL STAR-FLYING VIRAGO VINCE BERLAND, ABILENE KS (A-130) 2. CRAIGIE KHUDA W.T.BK., F 9/20/2014 DJAYS OCTANE-CRAIGIE BENATAR CRAIGIE, INC., ABILENE KS (A-131) 4. ATA BOY JAXSON BK., M 8/14/2014 ODD ULYSSES-FUZZYS CALUMET GREGORIO LEYVA, BURLINGAME KS (A-132) 5. KELSOS BLONDE F., F 8/14/2014 BD’S GRAYSON-KELSOS VIRTUOSO JOHN W. KELLY, FARMINGDALE NJ (A-133)

Florida Greyhound Association Stake August/September Two

RACE 67 1. CRAIGIE ALPHA W.T.BK., M 9/20/2014 DJAYS OCTANE-CRAIGIE BENATAR CRAIGIE, INC., ABILENE KS (A-134) 2. KELSOS RAIN COAT F., F 8/28/2014 DJAYS OCTANE-KELSOS MARIGOLD JOHN W. KELLY, FARMINGDALE NJ (A-135)

Herminio Yanez accepts the trophy for TB’s Buzzer’s victory in the Symbioun, Inc. Stake August/September Two Flite I Solomon State Bank Stake August/September Two Flite II Winner: STRIKE THAT BEAT JOHN EDWARD BRAWLEY, WACO, TX BK., M, 9/25/2014 TK QUICK STRIKE-JUST BE A QUEEN

Courtney Nichols accepts the trophy for Strike That Beat’s victory in the Solomon State Bank Stake August/ September Two Flite II

4. SUPER C DANI R., F 8/14/2014 LAST OUTLAW-SUPER C DOMINA JEFF L. COLE, SOLOMON KS 5. KAY IRUSKA CROWN BK., F 9/30/2014 IRUSKAALLSTAR-KIOWACLASSCROWN VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, ABILENE KS (A-136) 7. SH GAZELLE R.F., F 9/9/2014 SH AVATAR-JUSTLIVEYOURLIFE TOM M. SUGIHARA, JR. OR ROBERT HARDISON, FT. LUPTON CO (S-L) RACE 68 1. DANGEROUS WOLF BK., M 8/5/2014 DEFRIM BALE*-GO BON SNOOKI GREGORIO LEYVA, BURLINGAME KS (A-137) 2. RIGHT THAT DK.BD., M 8/1/2014 SH AVATAR-CALL ME PECULIAR ROBERT HARDISON OR JOHN C. HARDISON, ONAWA IA (S-L) 4. STAY SMOOTH BK., M 9/7/2014 KC AND ALL-NEW NURSE HARLAND V. OLSON, SOLOMON KS (A-138) 5. RT’S JACKSTRAW BD., M 8/16/2014 SH AVATAR-BT I’VE ARRIVED TIMOTHY A. BRENDE, DAKOTA DUNES SD (S) RACE 69 1. FLYING MYSPACE R.F., M 9/6/2014 FLYING HYDROGEN-FLYING ROUGE VINCE BERLAND, ABILENE KS (A-139) 2. HOT MAMACITA BD., F 8/10/2014 ODD ULYSSES-EXPRESS MAIL GREGORIO LEYVA, BURLINGAME KS (A-140) 4. STRIKE IT FAMOUS R., M 9/25/2014 TK QUICK STRIKE-JUST BE A QUEEN JOHN EDWARD BRAWLEY, WACO TX (A-141) 5. KELSOS STUNT MAN F., M 8/16/2014 BELLA INFRARED-KELSOS WOEBEGONE JOHN W. KELLY, FARMINGDALE NJ (A-142) RACE 70 1. SPEED KING F., M 8/10/2014 ODD ULYSSES-EXPRESS MAIL GREGORIO LEYVA, BURLINGAME KS (A-143) 2. KELSOS RUMRUNNER F., M 8/16/2014 BELLA INFRARED-KELSOS WOEBEGONE JOHN W. KELLY, FARMINGDALE NJ (A-144) 4. FLYING DENIM DK.BD., M 8/9/2014 KIOWA MYTH-FLYING LITA FORD VINCE BERLAND, ABILENE KS (A-145) 5. BL VANGUARD BD., M 10/20/2014 DRAGON FIRE-BL TIP TOE MARIE WOODALL RACING, INC., KEOTAOK (S) RACE 71 1. PARKER IN FRONT F., M 9/7/2014 KIOWA WW BROTHER-WITCH CRAFT KENTON D. RIDER, PLATTSBURG MO

Spring Meet 2016 Friday’s Results AUG/SEP 1 Stake FINAL Race 22 SE’S RACIN RAGE (A-124) 4 2 1-2 1-2 1-2 30.55 DETERMINED KELSOS BLONDE (A-133) 8 1 2 2 2-2 30.71 STRONG BID PJ BARCELONA (A-119) 5 4 3 3 3-2 1/2 30.74 RAIL THREAT MOHICAN BRONZE (A-116) 7 5 4 4 4-6 1/2 30.91 EVENLY CRAIGIE HIT MAN (A-127) 1 3 5 5 5-7 30.93 EARLY THREAT MR. FARON YOUNG 2 SCRATCHED STEVEN A. WARD, (KIOWA SWEET TREY-SE’S RACEN RAINY) AUG/SEP 1 Stake FLITE 1 Race 23 TUPELO BREW (S) 7 1 1-3 1-4 1-3 1/2 30.55 ALL THE WAY CRAIGIE KHUDA (A-131) 8 3 2 2 2-3 1/2 30.79 NICE EFFORT SUPER C DEDRA 5 4 4 3 3-7 31.05 FAIR TRY PRECIOUS GINGER (A-122) 1 6 5 4 4-9 1/2 31.21 STEADILY CRAIGIE MOONDUST (A-126) 4 2 3 5 5-12 31.41 WEAKENED JUST FOR SPITE (A-115) 2 5 6 6 6-19 1/2 31.94 CROWDED TURN TIMOTHY A. BRENDE, (BD’S GRAYSON-STRIPMINE) AUG/SEP 1 Stake FLITE 2 Race 24 SMARTY GIRL (A-120) 1 2 3 2 1-NK 31.02 DESPITE TROUBLE HULA HOOP (S-L) 2 3 2 1-2 2-NK 31.05 WINNING EFFORT BIG PITCHER (A-118) 5 1 1-1 3 3-4 31.32 RAIL BID SO PRETTY (A-123) 8 6 4 4 4-11 1/2 31.83 EVENLY ATA BOY JAXSON (A-132) 4 4 5 5 5-16 32.14 EVEN GAIT TB’S BEEMER (A-128) 7 5 6 6 6-22 1/2 32.59 NEVER UP HARLAND V. OLSON, (CTW BRONZE DRAKE-MANY MOONS) AUG/SEP 2 Stake FINAL Race 25 SUPER C DANI 5 2 2 2 1-1 30.80 FINAL STRIDES FLYING DENIM (A-145) 2 1 1-5 1-5 2-1 30.88 ALMOST HELD FLYING MYSPACE (A-139) 8 3 3 3 3-2 30.96 WELL UP PARKER IN FRONT 7 4 4 4 4-5 1/2 31.18 FOLLOWED PACE JEANNIE C RILEY 4 SCRATCHED RT’S JACKSTRAW (S) 1 SCRATCHED JEFF L. COLE, (LAST OUTLAW-SUPER C DOMINA) AUG/SEP 2 Stake FLITE 1 Race 26 KELSOS STUNT MAN (A-142) 4 1 1-2 1-1 1-2 30.94 GAME WIN KELSOS RUMRUNNER (A-144) 7 4 2 2 2-2 31.06 BOLD TRY KAY IRUSKA CROWN (A-136) 5 6 3 3 3-4 31.23 HIT EARLY TB’S GETTIN BUSY (A-150) 2 5 5 4 4-11 1/2 31.73 ROUGH TRIP SWEET SIDER (A-146) 1 2 4 5 5-14 31.93 CROWDED 1ST TURN DANGEROUS WOLF (A-137) 8 3 6 6 6-14 1/2 31.95 HIT 1ST TURN JOHN W. KELLY, (BELLA INFRARED-KELSOS WOEBEGONE) AUG/SEP 2 Stake FLITE 2 Race 27 STAY SMOOTH (A-138) 4 1 1-5 1-6 1-NK 31.26 HELD GAMELY CRAIGIE HERA (A-149) 1 4 3 2 2-NK 31.29 ALMOST UP HOT MAMACITA (A-140) 2 2 2 3 3-5 1/2 31.65 NICE TRY SH GAZELLE (S-L) 8 5 4 4 4-6 31.69 EVENLY SPEED KING (A-143) 7 3 5 5 5-11 1/2 32.08 IN TRAFFIC CRAIGIE FREEDOM (A-147) 5 SCRATCHED HARLAND V. OLSON, (KC AND ALL-NEW NURSE) AUG/SEP 3 Stake FINAL Race 28 PJ WIZZARD (A-166) 8 1 1-4 1-6 1-5 30.37 BREEZING SH MERGANSER (S-L) 4 3 3 3 2-5 30.73 STEADILY CRAIGIE AMERICUS (A-170) 7 2 2 2 3-6 1/2 30.84 GOOD EFFORT CRAIGIE XENA (A-163) 5 5 6 5 4-8 1/2 30.98 IN TRAFFIC DANGEROUS SPEED (A-152) 1 6 4 4 5-8 1/2 30.99 EVEN GAIT KELSOS TURMOIL (A-159) 2 4 5 6 6-12 31.20 SLIGHT FACTOR VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, (BARCELONA BOSS-TINA BO BEANA) AUG/SEP 3 Stake FLITE 1 Race 29 TB’S BUZZER (A-155) 4 1 1-2 1-1 1-1/2 30.94 HELD GAMELY RT’S RAPID RYDER (S) 8 4 2 2 2-1/2 30.98 WINNING EFFORT HANK SNOW 2 2 3 3 3-1 31.01 BOLD BID FLYING TROLL (A-161) 7 6 5 4 4-2 31.07 WELL UP SUPER C DOM 1 3 4 5 5-8 1/2 31.52 ON RAIL JUST CUTE (A-165) 5 5 6 6 6-11 31.73 SAVED GROUND TROY BIEHLE, (LONESOME CRY-TRUST FUND BABY)

2. SWEET SIDER R., F 8/4/2014 CTW BRONZE DRAKE-MANY MOONS HARLAND V. OLSON, SOLOMON KS (A-146) 4. CRAIGIE FREEDOM F., F 8/1/2014 KC AND ALL-MANI SWEET CRAIGIE, INC., ABILENE KS (A-147) 5. BIG FEROCIOUS R., M 8/10/2014 ODD ULYSSES-EXPRESS MAIL GREGORIO LEYVA, BURLINGAME KS (A-148) RACE 72 1. CRAIGIE HERA W.T.R., F 9/20/2014 DJAYS OCTANE-CRAIGIE BENATAR CRAIGIE, INC., ABILENE KS (A-149) 2. JEANNIE C RILEY BK., F 9/1/2014 FLYING PENSKE-SUPER C ARIAS JEFF L. COLE, SOLOMON KS 4. TB’S GETTIN BUSY BK., M 8/25/2014 HI NOON HERO-TB’S SCARLET TROY BIEHLE, THORNDALE TX (A-150) 5. BEAUTIFUL ROSE BK., F 8/5/2014 DEFRIM BALE*-GO BON SNOOKI GREGORIO LEYVA, BURLINGAME KS (A-151)

Racing PROud Stake August/September Three

RACE 73 1. DANGEROUS SPEED F., M 8/5/2014 DEFRIM BALE*-GO BON SNOOKI GREGORIO LEYVA, BURLINGAME KS (A-152) 2. STRIKE THAT BEAT BK., M 9/25/2014 TK QUICK STRIKE-JUST BE A QUEEN JOHN EDWARD BRAWLEY, WACO TX (A-153) 4. TNT WAR ADMIRAL BK., M 8/26/2014 CRAIGIE WHISTLER-BETSY OF RUCKUS TOM G. TAPLIN OR BRANT T. TAPLIN, ABILENE KS (A-154) 5. TB’S BUZZER R., F 8/8/2014 LONESOME CRY-TRUST FUND BABY TROY BIEHLE, THORNDALE TX (A-155)

AUG/SEP 3 Stake FLITE 2 Race 30 STRIKE THAT BEAT (A-153) 4 1 1-4 1-3 1-2 1/2 31.10 ALL THE WAY KELSOS EL CHAPO (A-171) 5 2 2 2 2-2 1/2 31.27 STEADY TRY KELSOS MAE WEST (A-162) 7 6 4 4 3-4 1/2 31.42 FAIR EFFORT CRAIGIE DREAM ON (A-168) 8 3 3 3 4-6 31.53 FOLLOWED PACE LICKA DE SPLIT (A-157) 2 5 5 5 5-16 32.23 EVENLY STRIKE BACK BOY (A-158) 1 4 6 6 6-20 32.50 DROPPED BACK JOHN EDWARD BRAWLEY, (TK QUICK STRIKE-JUST BE A QUEEN) AUG/SEP 2 Stake CONSLTN1 Race 47 CRAIGIE ALPHA (A-134) 4 2 1-2 1-5 1-9 30.52 IN A ROMP RIGHT THAT (S-L) 1 4 3 2 2-9 31.16 DESPITE TROUBLE SPEED PRINCESS (A-164) 5 5 5 4 3-14 31.49 OUTSIDE GAIN KELSOS RAIN COAT (A-135) 2 3 2 3 4-16 31.65 EARLY FACTOR STRIKE IT FAMOUS (A-141) 7 1 4 5 5-22 32.06 EARLY FACTOR JOHN EDWARD BRAWLEY, (TK QUICK STRIKE-JUST BE A QUEEN) AUG/SEP 3 Stake CONSLTN2 Race 48 STRIKE SHE SASSY (A-125) 5 1 1-4 1-7 1-8 31.13 MUCH THE BEST SPEED ZONE (A-169) 1 3 3 2 2-8 31.71 OUTSIDE BID CRAIGIE SIESTA (A-121) 7 2 2 3 3-13 32.04 FAIR TRY KELSOS OVER DUE (A-117) 4 4 4 4 4-13 32.05 SAVED GROUND HABANERO PEPPER (A-160) 2 5 5 5 5-17 1/2 32.35 ON INSIDE JOHN EDWARD BRAWLEY, (TK QUICK STRIKE-JUST BE A QUEEN) AUG/SEP 3 Stake CONSLTN3 Race 49 YO INK SPOT (A-167) 4 1 1-2 1-2 1-6 1/2 31.04 DREW OUT FLYING OGRE (A-130) 7 4 3 3 2-6 1/2 31.51 STEADY TRY BL VANGUARD (S) 1 2 2 2 3-7 31.53 RAIL EFFORT SHADOW HUNTER (A-129) 5 5 4 4 4-10 31.74 ON INSIDE KELSOS LOW KEY (A-113) 2 3 5 5 5-10 31.75 EARLY THREAT GREGORIO LEYVA, (ODD ULYSSES-FUZZYS CALUMET)

2. HANK SNOW BK., M 9/1/2014 FLYING PENSKE-SUPER C ARIAS JEFF L. COLE, SOLOMON KS 4. KELSOS TURMOIL BK., F 8/12/2014 KELSOS HUNTSMAN-KELSOS JAM JAR JOHN W. KELLY, FARMINGDALE NJ (A-159) 5. HABANERO PEPPER DK.BD., F 8/10/2014 ODD ULYSSES-EXPRESS MAIL GREGORIO LEYVA, BURLINGAME KS (A-160)

RACE 74 1. SH MERGANSER R.F., M 9/9/2014 SH AVATAR-JUSTLIVEYOURLIFE TOM M. SUGIHARA, JR. OR ROBERT HARDISON, FT. LUPTON CO (S-L) 2. KELSOS FLAGWAVER F., M 8/28/2014 DJAYS OCTANE-KELSOS MARIGOLD JOHN W. KELLY, FARMINGDALE NJ (A-156) 4. SUPER C DOM R., F 8/14/2014 LAST OUTLAW-SUPER C DOMINA JEFF L. COLE, SOLOMON KS 5. LICKA DE SPLIT BK., F 9/7/2014 KC AND ALL-NEW NURSE HARLAND V. OLSON, SOLOMON KS (A-157)

RACE 76 1. FLYING TROLL DK.BD., M 8/10/2014 IRUSKAALL STAR-FLYING VIRAGO VINCE BERLAND, ABILENE KS (A-161) 2. KELSOS MAE WEST F., F 8/16/2014 BELLA INFRARED-KELSOS WOEBEGONE JOHN W. KELLY, FARMINGDALE NJ (A-162) 4. CRAIGIE XENA W.T.BK., F 9/20/2014 DJAYS OCTANE-CRAIGIE BENATAR CRAIGIE, INC., ABILENE KS (A-163) 5. SPEED PRINCESS BD., F 8/10/2014 ODD ULYSSES-EXPRESS MAIL GREGORIO LEYVA, BURLINGAME KS (A-164)

RACE 75 1. STRIKE BACK BOY W.R.F., M 9/25/2014 TK QUICK STRIKE-JUST BE A QUEEN JOHN EDWARD BRAWLEY, WACO TX (A-158)

RACE 77 1. JUST CUTE BK., F 9/7/2014 KC AND ALL-NEW NURSE HARLAND V. OLSON, SOLOMON KS (A-165)

2. PJ WIZZARD W.BD., M 9/8/2014 BARCELONA BOSS-TINA BO BEANA VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, ABILENE KS (A-166) 4. YO INK SPOT BK., M 8/14/2014 ODD ULYSSES-FUZZYS CALUMET GREGORIO LEYVA, BURLINGAME KS (A-167) 5. CRAIGIE DREAM ON R.F., M 8/1/2014 KC AND ALL-MANI SWEET CRAIGIE, INC., ABILENE KS (A-168) RACE 78 1. SPEED ZONE BK., F 8/5/2014 DEFRIM BALE*-GO BON SNOOKI GREGORIO LEYVA, BURLINGAME KS (A-169) 2. CRAIGIE AMERICUS R., F 8/1/2014 KC AND ALL-MANI SWEET CRAIGIE, INC., ABILENE KS (A-170) 4. RT’S RAPID RYDER BK., M 8/16/2014 SH AVATAR-BT I’VE ARRIVED TIMOTHY A. BRENDE, DAKOTA DUNES SD (S) 5. KELSOS EL CHAPO F., M 8/14/2014 BD’S GRAYSON-KELSOS VIRTUOSO JOHN W. KELLY, FARMINGDALE NJ (A-171)

Friday morning quarterbacks The October age group at the NGA Spring Meet Track Stakes was the second eldest, and boasted the second largest number of entries—73.

With the Octobers breaking into three divisions, it quickly took on a “déjà vu all over again” appearance, as the Jay Rangel and Paul Bitterman team swept the age group on Friday morning of the meet—just as they had done on other occasions during the last couple of years at NGA meets.

The latter two divisions of the Octobers

Scott Robinette (left) presents the trophy to Josh Rangel and Paul Bitterman for PJ Brett Favre’s victory in the Plum Creek Kennel Stake October Two Main

were captured by littermates out of Pat C Clement-Canttellmenothing.

The litter became known as the “quarterback” litter for obvious reasons, as BJ Brett Favre won the Oct. Two final, with littermate, PJ Peytonmanning, finishing second.

A few races later, their brother, PJ John Elway captured the Oct. Three, while still another from the same litter, PJ Newton, placed second.

PJ Brett Favre looked to be the kingpin of the litter, posting times of 30.13 in Round One and 30.26 in the final. He sold to Rodney Cooley for $30,000. PJ Peytonmanning, who was just 3 ½ lengths behind Brett Favre in the final (after running 30.22 in Round One), sold for just a smidgeon less than that-$29,000—to Plum Creek Kennel.

PJ John Elway, as a main-stake winner, also went to Plum Creek for $13,000, while runner PJ Newton (just 2 ½ lengths behind Elway in the final) sold to Steve Sarras for $15,000.

In all, the “quarterback” foursome brought in a nifty $87,000 in the ring.

Making it a clean RJ sweep in the October divisions was PJ Get It Poppin (Djays Octane-Ucme Mini Me) in the October One. His times during the week were 30.27 and 30.47, winning by 4 lengths over kennelmate PJ Still Got It (KC And All-PJ Miami) in the final. PJ Get it Poppin went to Cooley for $20,000, while Still Got It sold to Ferris for $13,000. PJ Get It Poppin’s littermate, PJ Bad Boy, ran third to his two kennelmates in the October Two main, selling for $10,000 to Norm Rader in the ring.

So, not only did the PJ team sweep three main-stakes in the Octobers, the also finished second in those same finals—which pushed their sales of six October pups into the six figures—plus had a third on one of those three events. It was

Patriot/Taplin Kennel Stake October One Main Winner: PJ GET IT POPPIN VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, ABILENE, KS BK., M, 10/ 5/2014 DJAYS OCTANE-UCME MINI ME

Tom Taplin, Landon, Carter, Brant Taplin (left) and Vincent Savill (right) present the trophy to Alex Garrett and Paul Bitterman for PJ Get It Poppin’s victory in the Patriot/Taplin Kennel Stake October One Main Abilene Animal Hospital Stake October One Flite I Winner: BL DESTINY WOODALL RACING, INC., KEOTA, OK BD., F, 10/20/2014 DRAGON FIRE-BL TIP TOE MARIE

Ray Wong accepts the trophy for BL Destiny’s victory in the Abilene animal Hospital Stake October One Flite I

Budget Lodge Inn Stake October One Flite II Winner: FLYIN WHITE WOLF VINCE BERLAND, ABILENE, KS W.T.R., M, 10/21/2014 FLYING LONE WOLF-PJ ACES UP

Ramon Salinas and Luis Guzmann accept the tropy for Flyin White Wolf’s victory in the Budget Lodge Inn Stake October One Flite II

domination we’ve become used to from the formidable PJ squad.

The October Flite I races were captured by three different kennels: BL Destiny (Dragon Fire-BL Tiptoe Marie), owned by Woodall Racing; JS Johnny Cash (Pat C ClementJS Kerry Oki, owned by Shannon Henry; and SH Pin Wheel (SH Avatar-Mary Read), owned by Tom Sugihara, Jr. and Bob Hardison.

Destiny sold to Randy Doubles for $6,250. Johnny Cash (who was crowded and finished second in the first round race won by Brett Favre) sold to Lester Raines for $33,000— top price of all Octobers, including the highest price “quarterback” in the auction. (Which, just maybe, could make someone think that country singers are more valuable than quarterbacks?) Johnny Cash’s litter-sister, JS Jabbin Jackie, was an also-ran in the John Elway final, and sold for $9,000 to Plum Creek.

Nor did the October Stakes at the Spring Meet impede the growing reputation of Pat C Clement—the sire not only of the quarterback litter, but the highest selling pup in the Octobers as well.

Patriot/Taplin Kennel Stake October One

RACE 43 1. FLYING HARDWOOD W.T.BD., M 10/8/2014 P’S RAISING CAIN-KEEPER WEDGEWOOD VINCE BERLAND, ABILENE KS (A-172) 2. JS SIMPLEE POSH BK., F 10/27/2014 TURBO LENNIE-JS CALL ME LUCKY SHANNON HENRY, SOLOMON KS (A-173) 4. RC CHILIBEANS DK.BD., F 10/23/2014 BONAFIDE TOP DOG-RC DADDY GIRL HAROLD E. HOLDING, COLWICH KS (A-174) 5. PJ TROY AIKMAN BD., M 10/1/2014 PAT C CLEMENT-CANTTELLMENOTHIN VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, ABILENE KS (A-175) 7. EL MYWITNESS BK., F 10/18/2014 TYRUR ALEX*-BETTY GRABLE EDDIE L. LONG, WACO TX (A-176) RACE 44 1. SE’S TALI GISELE R.BD., F 10/17/2014 BONAFIDE TOP DOG-RC KESHA PENNY D. WICK OR STEVEN A. WARD, ELLIS KS (A-177)

Plum Creek Kennel Stake October Two Main Winner: PJ BRETT FAVRE VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, ABILENE, KS BD., M, 10/ 1/2014 PAT C CLEMENT-CANTTELLMENOTHIN

Scott Robinette (left) presents the trophy to Josh Rangel and Paul Bitterman for PJ Brett Favre’s victory in the Plum Creek Kennel Stake October Two Main Wheeling Island Hotel Casino/racetrack Stake October Two Flite I Winner: JS JOHNNY CASH SHANNON HENRY, SOLOMON, KS BK., M, 10/ 5/2014 PAT C CLEMENT-JS KERRY OKI

Brenda Cain accepts the trophy for JS Johnny Cash’s victory in the Wheeling Island Hotel Casino/Racetrack Stake October Two Flite I

Ebro Greyhound Park Stake October Two Flite II Winner: KIOWA SPUN TALE VINCE BERLAND, ABILENE, KS R.F., F, 10/21/2014 TIGER BOY-DE’S SPUN

Ramon Salinas and Luis Gusmann accept the trophy for Kiowa Spun Tale’s victory in the Ebro Greyhound Park Stake October Two Flite II

2. PJ GET IT POPPIN BK., M 10/5/2014 DJAYS OCTANE-UCME MINI ME VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, ABILENE KS (A-178) 4. TNT ASTEROID R.F., M 10/9/2014 LONESOME CRY-WW’S AUNT RUTH TOM G. TAPLIN OR BRANT T. TAPLIN, ABILENE KS (A-179) 5. BL DESTINY BD., F 10/20/2014 DRAGON FIRE-BL TIP TOE MARIE WOODALL RACING, INC., KEOTA OK (A-180) RACE 45 1. FLYIN WHITE WOLF W.T.R., M 10/21/2014 FLYING LONE WOLF-PJ ACES UP VINCE BERLAND, ABILENE KS (A-181) 2. DD COMIN FAST DK.BD., M 10/15/2014 WW TIME WARP-EYES ON THE CASH DEBORAH L. STRICKLAND TRUST, ABILENE KS 4. PJ MAKE A PLAY R., M 10/25/2014 KC AND ALL-PJ MIAMI VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, ABILENE KS (A-182) 5. JACKPOT ALEXIS W.T.BK., F 10/24/2014 DJAYS OCTANE-SUGAR FOOT DRIVE SIMON REYES, OMAHA NE (A-183)

Fulton Nitrogen Stake October Three Main Winner: PJ JOHN ELWAY VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, ABILENE, KS BD., M, 10/ 1/2014 PAT C CLEMENT-CANTTELLMENOTHIN

Nathan Martinez and Paul Bitterman accept the trophy for PJ John Elway’s victory in the Fulton Nitrogen Stake October Three Main Wayne R. Ward Memorial Stake October Three Flite I Winner: SH PIN WHEEL TOM M. SUGIHARA, JR. OR ROBERT HARDISON, FT. LUPTON, CO BD., F, 10/10/2014 SH AVATAR-MARY READ

RACE 46 1. TB’S FIRESTARTER R., M 10/1/2014 YAHOO OMAR-FIRES SNOW WHITE TROY BIEHLE, THORNDALE TX (A-184) 2. MD RASCAL BD., F 10/7/2014 SHONN-BONAFIDE SPEED DEBORAH STRICKLAND OR MICHAEL D. STRICKL, RIO VERDE AZ 4. SH TOMFOOLERY BK., M 10/13/2014 SH AVATAR-LOOKN EVEN FINER TOM M. SUGIHARA, JR. OR ROBERT HARDISON, FT. LUPTON CO (S-L) 5. PJ BRADY BK., F 10/1/2014 PAT C CLEMENT-CANTTELLMENOTHIN VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, ABILENE KS (A-185) RACE 47 1. PJ IM SPRUNG BK., F 10/5/2014 DJAYS OCTANE-UCME MINI ME VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, ABILENE KS (A-186) 2. TNT UNFORGIVEN BK., F 10/9/2014 LONESOME CRY-WW’S AUNT RUTH TOM G. TAPLIN OR BRANT T. TAPLIN, ABILENE KS (A-187) 4. KIOWA VENUS W.BD., F 10/27/2014 FLYING LONE WOLF-ROCABY NIC NAC VINCE BERLAND, ABILENE KS (A-188) 5. TB’S FIREKICKER BK., F 10/1/2014 YAHOO OMAR-FIRES SNOW WHITE TROY BIEHLE, THORNDALE TX (A-189) RACE 48 1. PJ STILL GOT IT W.T.BK., F 10/25/2014 KC AND ALL-PJ MIAMI VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, ABILENE KS (A-190) 2. TB’S FIREBOY R., M 10/1/2014 YAHOO OMAR-FIRES SNOW WHITE TROY BIEHLE, THORNDALE TX (A-191)

Darin Elliott accepts the trophy for SH Pin Wheel’s victory in the Wayne R. Ward Memorial Stake October Three Flite I

Mardi Gras Greyhound Foundation, Inc. Stake October Three Flite II Winner: JS REDNECKNATION SHANNON HENRY, SOLOMON, KS R., M, 10/27/2014 TURBO LENNIE-JS CALL ME LUCKY Tom Wood, Joe Trudden, Ariel DeCarlis and Leslie Csokasy present the trophy to Brenda Cain (center) for JS Rednecknation’s victory in the Mardi Gras Greyhound Foundation, Inc. Stake October Three Flite II

4. JS SOTALLY TOBER BK., M 10/5/2014 PAT C CLEMENT-JS KERRY OKI SHANNON HENRY, SOLOMON KS (A-192) 5. TNT JAWBREAKER BD., F 10/28/2014 RHYTHMLESS-MUSTANG CAT TOM G. TAPLIN OR BRANT T. TAPLIN, ABILENE KS (A-193)

Plum Creek Kennel Stake October Two

RACE 49 1. PJ BRETT FAVRE BD., M 10/1/2014 PAT C CLEMENT-CANTTELLMENOTHIN VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, ABILENE KS (A-194) 2. DD COMIN THRU DK.BD., M 10/15/2014 WW TIME WARP-EYES ON THE CASH DEBORAH L. STRICKLAND TRUST, ABILENE KS 4. KIOWA EDITION F., M 10/26/2014 FLYING LONE WOLF-KAY V KEEP WET VINCE BERLAND, ABILENE KS (A-195) 5. SE’S TALI TYRA BK., F 10/17/2014 BONAFIDE TOP DOG-RC KESHA PENNY D. WICK OR STEVEN A. WARD, ELLIS KS (A-196) RACE 50 1. KIOWA NEWS F., F 10/26/2014 FLYING LONE WOLF-KAY V KEEP WET VINCE BERLAND, ABILENE KS (A-197) 2. JS LUCKY TURBO BK., M 10/27/2014 TURBO LENNIE-JS CALL ME LUCKY SHANNON HENRY, SOLOMON KS (A-198) 4. TB’S FIREBACK R., F 10/1/2014 YAHOO OMAR-FIRES SNOW WHITE TROY BIEHLE, THORNDALE TX (A-199) 5. PJ MACH SPEED BK., M 10/5/2014 DJAYS OCTANE-UCME MINI ME VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, ABILENE KS (A-200) RACE 51 1. BIGSHOT MADDY W.T.BK., F 10/24/2014 DJAYS OCTANE-SUGAR FOOT DRIVE SIMON REYES, OMAHA NE (A-201) 2. TB’S FIRE LINE BK., F 10/1/2014 YAHOO OMAR-FIRES SNOW WHITE TROY BIEHLE, THORNDALE TX (A-202) 4. EL TREASURE BK., M 10/18/2014 TYRUR ALEX*-BETTY GRABLE EDDIE L. LONG, WACO TX (A-203) 5. PJ LOLLIPOP W.T.BK., F 10/6/2014 TYRUR ALEX*-PJ LETS GO CRAZY VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, ABILENE KS (A-204) RACE 52 1. SH HARD MERCH BK., M 10/10/2014 SH AVATAR-MARY READ TOM M. SUGIHARA, JR. OR ROBERT HARDISON, FT. LUPTON CO (S-L) 2. PJ KAT NAP W.T.R., F 10/25/2014 KC AND ALL-PJ MIAMI VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, ABILENE KS (A-205)

OCT 3 Stake FLITE 1 Race 38 SH PIN WHEEL (S-L) 2 2 1-1 1-1 1-2 1/2 30.98 HANDY WIN JS HOTLINE BLING (A-225) 4 3 3 2 2-2 1/2 31.17 NICE TRY SE’S TALI RIKKI (A-219) 5 1 2 3 3-9 31.61 FAIR EFFORT TNT MOODY BLUES (A-233) 7 5 5 5 4-11 31.76 EVENLY JACKPOT GABBS (A-230) 8 6 6 6 5-13 31.90 BROKE LATE PJ ELEVATED (A-221) 1 4 4 4 6 OOP FELL FAR TURN TOM M. SUGIHARA, JR. OR ROBERT HARDISON, (SH AVATAR-MARY READ) OCT 1 Stake FINAL Race 31 PJ GET IT POPPIN (A-178) 7 1 1-3 1-3 1-4 30.47 BOX TO WIRE PJ STILL GOT IT (A-190) 5 5 2 2 2-4 30.85 NICE EFFORT JACKPOT ALEXIS (A-183) 4 6 4 4 3-9 31.09 LONG GAIN FLYING HARDWOOD (A-172) 2 2 3 3 4-11 1/2 31.27 EVEN GAIT PJ IM SPRUNG (A-186) 1 3 5 5 5-18 1/2 31.77 HIT HARD TURN SH TOMFOOLERY (S-L) 8 4 6 6 6-21 1/2 31.99 HIT HARD TURN VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, (DJAYS OCTANE-UCME MINI ME) OCT 1 Stake FLITE 1 Race 32 BL DESTINY (A-180) 7 1 1-3 1-3 1-5 30.87 EASILY JS SIMPLEE POSH (A-173) 1 4 3 3 2-5 31.22 STEADY GAIN KIOWA VENUS (A-188) 8 2 2 2 3-5 1/2 31.24 FACTOR THRUOUT DD COMIN FAST 4 3 4 4 4-8 1/2 31.47 FOLLOWED PACE TB’S FIRESTARTER (A-184) 5 6 6 5 5-8 1/2 31.48 OFF VERY LATE JS SOTALLY TOBER (A-192) 2 5 5 6 6-10 1/2 31.61 ON RAIL WOODALL RACING, INC., (DRAGON FIRE-BL TIP TOE MARIE) OCT 1 Stake FLITE 2 Race 33 FLYIN WHITE WOLF (A-181) 4 2 1-3 1-5 1-4 31.00 HANDY WINNER SE’S TALI GISELE (A-177) 5 1 2 2 2-4 31.29 GOOD EFFORT TB’S FIREBOY (A-191) 7 3 3 3 3-8 1/2 31.60 FAIR TRY RC CHILIBEANS (A-174) 2 5 4 4 4-11 31.76 FOLLOWED PACE TB’S FIREKICKER (A-189) 8 4 5 5 5-14 1/2 32.02 WIDE 1ST TURN MD RASCAL 1 6 6 6 6-15 1/2 32.10 OFF LATE VINCE BERLAND, (FLYING LONE WOLF-PJ ACES UP) OCT 2 Stake FINAL Race 34 PJ BRETT FAVRE (A-194) 5 1 2 1-1 1-3 1/2 30.26 DREW CLEAR PJ PEYTONMANNING (A-209) 8 3 3 3 2-3 1/2 30.50 STEADY TRY PJ BAD BOY (A-212) 4 2 1-1 2 3-5 1/2 30.65 SET EARLY PACE BIGSHOT MADDY (A-201) 2 6 6 6 4-13 31.16 RAIL GAIN PJ KAT NAP (A-205) 7 4 4 5 5-14 1/2 31.27 EVENLY TB’S FIREBACK (A-199) 1 5 5 4 6-15 1/2 31.35 NEVER UP VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, (PAT C CLEMENT-CANTTELLMENOTHIN) OCT 2 Stake FLITE 1 Race 35 JS JOHNNY CASH (A-211) 8 3 3 2 1-2 1/2 30.64 TOOK COMMAND KIOWA EDITION (A-195) 7 1 1-3 1-1 2-2 1/2 30.82 SET GAME PACE BL WARLOCK (A-206) 2 2 2 3 3-7 1/2 31.18 FAIR EFFORT KIOWA NEWS (A-197) 1 5 4 4 4-7 1/2 31.19 SAVED GROUND SH FRENZY (S-L) 5 4 5 5 5-8 31.23 EVEN GAIT TB’S FIRE LINE (A-202) 4 6 6 6 6-12 1/2 31.52 BROKE LATE SHANNON HENRY, (PAT C CLEMENT-JS KERRY OKI) OCT 2 Stake FLITE 2 Race 36 KIOWA SPUN TALE (A-214) 1 1 1-5 1-4 1-5 30.53 EASILY SE’S TALI TYRA (A-196) 5 3 2 2 2-5 30.89 STEADY PACE SH HARD MERCH (S-L) 2 2 3 3 3-9 31.15 GOOD EFFORT JS BORN LUCKY (A-210) 7 4 4 4 4-10 31.24 RACED INSIDE PJ MACH SPEED (A-200) 8 6 6 6 5-13 1/2 31.48 LATE BREAK PJ LOLLIPOP (A-204) 4 5 5 5 6-16 31.66 SAVED GROUND VINCE BERLAND, (TIGER BOY-DE’S SPUN) OCT 3 Stake FINAL Race 37 PJ JOHN ELWAY (A-215) 5 1 1-2 1-2 1-2 1/2 30.60 HANDY WIN PJ NEWTON (A-229) 1 3 4 3 2-2 1/2 30.78 RAIL GAIN PJ KIT KAT (A-227) 7 4 3 2 3-3 1/2 30.86 STEADILY BL ZAVALA (A-220) 2 2 2 4 4-10 31.32 EARLY THREAT JS JABBIN JACKIE (A-222) 8 5 5 5 5-10 1/2 31.33 SLOW START PJ PALACE MALICE (A-234) 4 6 6 6 6-10 1/2 31.36 TARDILY AWAY

4. BL WARLOCK BD., M 10/20/2014 DRAGON FIRE-BL TIP TOE MARIE WOODALL RACING, INC., KEOTA OK (A-206) 5. TNT SUNDAYFUNDAY BK., F 10/28/2014 RHYTHMLESS-MUSTANG CAT TOM G. TAPLIN OR BRANT T. TAPLIN, ABILENE KS (A-207) RACE 53 1. TNT SUPER COOL BK., F 10/9/2014 LONESOME CRY-WW’S AUNT RUTH TOM G. TAPLIN OR BRANT T. TAPLIN, ABILENE KS (A-208) 2. PJ PEYTONMANNING BD., M 10/1/2014 PAT C CLEMENT-CANTTELLMENOTHIN VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, ABILENE KS (A-209) 4. SH FRENZY R.BD., F 10/10/2014 SH AVATAR-MARY READ TOM M. SUGIHARA, JR. OR ROBERT HARDISON, FT. LUPTON CO (S-L) 5. JS BORN LUCKY BK., F 10/27/2014 TURBO LENNIE-JS CALL ME LUCKY SHANNON HENRY, SOLOMON KS (A-210) RACE 54 1. JS JOHNNY CASH BK., M 10/5/2014 PAT C CLEMENT-JS KERRY OKI SHANNON HENRY, SOLOMON KS (A-211) 2. PJ BAD BOY R., M 10/5/2014 DJAYS OCTANE-UCME MINI ME VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, ABILENE KS (A-212) 4. RC FRENCHFRY R., F 10/23/2014 BONAFIDE TOP DOG-RC DADDY GIRL HAROLD E. HOLDING, COLWICH KS (A-213) 5. KIOWA SPUN TALE R.F., F 10/21/2014 TIGER BOY-DE’S SPUN VINCE BERLAND, ABILENE KS (A-214)

Fulton Nitrogen Service Stake October Three

RACE 55 1. SH PIN WHEEL BD., F 10/10/2014 SH AVATAR-MARY READ TOM M. SUGIHARA, JR. OR ROBERT HARDISON, FT. LUPTON CO (S-L) 2. PJ JOHN ELWAY BD., M 10/1/2014 PAT C CLEMENT-CANTTELLMENOTHIN VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, ABILENE KS (A-215) 4. RC LONER BK., M 10/17/2014 BONAFIDE TOP DOG-RC KESHA HAROLD E. HOLDING, COLWICH KS (A-216) 5. TB’S FIRE IT UP BK., M 10/1/2014 YAHOO OMAR-FIRES SNOW WHITE TROY BIEHLE, THORNDALE TX (A-217) RACE 56 1. FLYING BIG WOLF R., M 10/21/2014 FLYING LONE WOLF-PJ ACES UP VINCE BERLAND, ABILENE KS (A-218) 2. SE’S TALI RIKKI BD., F 10/23/2014 BONAFIDE TOP DOG-RC DADDY GIRL PENNY D. WICK OR STEVEN A. WARD, ELLIS KS (A-219)

VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, (PAT C CLEMENTCANTTELLMENOTHIN) OCT 3 Stake FLITE 2 Race 39 JS REDNECKNATION (A-235) 1 2 1-3 1-5 1-3 1/2 30.90 HANDILY RC LONER (A-216) 7 4 2 2 2-3 1/2 31.16 OUTSIDE BID FLYING BIG WOLF (A-218) 5 1 4 3 3-5 31.25 FAIR EFFORT PJ BIG BEN (A-228) 8 5 5 4 4-5 31.26 FOLLOWED PACE TNT PERFECTSTORM (A-226) 2 3 3 5 5-11 1/2 31.71 DROPPED BACK TB’S FIRE QUEEN (A-224) 4 SCRATCHED SHANNON HENRY, (TURBO LENNIE-JS CALL ME LUCKY) OCT 1 Stake CONSLTN4 Race 50 EL MYWITNESS (A-176) 2 2 1-1 1-2 1-1 31.37 DESPITE TROUBLE TNT JAWBREAKER (A-193) 5 1 2 2 2-1 31.44 PRESSING LEADER KIOWA EARTH (A-232) 1 3 3 3 3-10 32.07 CROWDED 1ST TURN MD ROUNDER 4 SCRATCHED PJ BRADY (A-185) 7 SCRATCHED EDDIE L. LONG, (TYRUR ALEX*-BETTY GRABLE) OCT 3 Stake CONSLTN5 Race 51 TNT STONE SOBER (A-231) 5 1 1-4 1-6 1-6 1/2 31.14 MIDTRACK WIN KB’S NADIA (A-223) 2 3 3 3 2-6 1/2 31.60 RAIL BID EL TREASURE (A-203) 4 2 2 2 3-16 32.29 EARLY THREAT PJ MINI MAN 1 SCRATCHED TOM G. TAPLIN OR BRANT T. TAPLIN, (RHYTHMLESS-MUSTANG CAT) OCT 1 Stake CONSLTN6 Race 52 TNT ASTEROID (A-179) 1 1 1-5 1-4 1-4 31.10 OUTSIDE WIN TB’S FIRE IT UP (A-217) 5 2 2 2 2-4 31.38 GOOD EFFORT PJ TROY AIKMAN (A-175) 4 SCRATCHED DD COMIN THRU 2 SCRATCHED TOM G. TAPLIN OR BRANT T. TAPLIN, (LONESOME CRY-WW’S AUNT RUTH)

4. BL ZAVALA W.BD., F 10/20/2014 DRAGON FIRE-BL TIP TOE MARIE WOODALL RACING, INC., KEOTA OK (A-220) 5. PJ MINI MAN R., M 10/5/2014 DJAYS OCTANE-UCME MINI ME VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, ABILENE KS RACE 57 1. PJ ELEVATED BK., F 10/6/2014 TYRUR ALEX*-PJ LETS GO CRAZY VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, ABILENE KS (A-221) 2. JS JABBIN JACKIE BK., F 10/5/2014 PAT C CLEMENT-JS KERRY OKI SHANNON HENRY, SOLOMON KS (A-222) 4. KB’S NADIA BD., F 10/2/2014 FLYING COAL CITY-BI’S FAST PACE KENNETH BIEHLE, THORNDALE TX (A-223) 5. TB’S FIRE QUEEN R., F 10/1/2014 YAHOO OMAR-FIRES SNOW WHITE TROY BIEHLE, THORNDALE TX (A-224) RACE 58 1. JS HOTLINE BLING BK., F 10/27/2014 TURBO LENNIE-JS CALL ME LUCKY SHANNON HENRY, SOLOMON KS (A-225) 2. TNT PERFECTSTORM BK., F 10/9/2014 LONESOME CRY-WW’S AUNT RUTH TOM G. TAPLIN OR BRANT T. TAPLIN, ABILENE KS (A-226) 4. MD ROUNDER R., M 10/7/2014 SHONN-BONAFIDE SPEED DEBORAH STRICKLAND OR MICHAEL D. STRICKL, RIO VERDE AZ

5. PJ KIT KAT R., F 10/25/2014 KC AND ALL-PJ MIAMI VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, ABILENE KS (A-227) RACE 59 1. PJ BIG BEN BD., M 10/1/2014 PAT C CLEMENT-CANTTELLMENOTHIN VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, ABILENE KS (A-228) 2. PJ NEWTON BK., F 10/1/2014 PAT C CLEMENT-CANTTELLMENOTHIN VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, ABILENE KS (A-229) 4. JACKPOT GABBS W.T.BK., M 10/24/2014 DJAYS OCTANE-SUGAR FOOT DRIVE SIMON REYES, OMAHA NE (A-230) 5. TNT STONE SOBER BD., M 10/28/2014 RHYTHMLESS-MUSTANG CAT TOM G. TAPLIN OR BRANT T. TAPLIN, ABILENE KS (A-231) RACE 60 1. KIOWA EARTH BD., F 10/27/2014 FLYING LONE WOLF-ROCABY NIC NAC VINCE BERLAND, ABILENE KS (A-232) 2. TNT MOODY BLUES R.F., F 10/9/2014 LONESOME CRY-WW’S AUNT RUTH TOM G. TAPLIN OR BRANT T. TAPLIN, ABILENE KS (A-233) 4. PJ PALACE MALICE BK., F 10/5/2014 DJAYS OCTANE-UCME MINI ME VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, ABILENE KS (A-234) 5. JS REDNECKNATION R., M 10/27/2014 TURBO LENNIE-JS CALL ME LUCKY SHANNON HENRY, SOLOMON KS (A-235)

Double sweep

The Jay Rangel-Paul Bitterman duo made it a clean sweep in two age groups in a row during the Track Stakes at the Spring Meet on Friday morning. As an encore to taking all three of the October Stakes, the PJ gang continued their blitz by sweeping both main stakes in the November Stakes.

Adding the third and final main-stake of the August/September division, the PJ team actually nabbed six main-stakes in a row‌ more specifically, the last six main stakes of the

Casey Cole presents the trophy to Alex Garrett and Paul Bitterman for PJ Jumpman’s victory in the Cole Sires Stake November Two Main

meet. Without spending many hours checking the history of NGA Track Stakes, we’re going to stick our neck out and say that’s probably a record.

It was a brother team of PJ Recognize and PJ Jumpman, out of Djays Octane-Ucme Star Struck, that brought home the bacon (times two) in the November age divisions.

Recognize got the ball rolling in the November One, charging home to win by 1 ½ lengths in 30.79.

The next four finishers all hailed from the Shannon Henry team, led by runnerup SB Token (Yahoo Omar-JS Luv My Harley), owned by Shannon and Brenda S. Cain, who ran second, and Shannon’s own JS Dog Gone Wild (Pat C Clement-JS Vegas Moon).

PJ Recognize wound up selling to Steve Sarras for $15,000, while SB Token went to Norm Rader for $10,000. Two other Shannon Henry dogs in the race sold in the ring: JS Daisy Mae (Pat C Clement-JS Grand Prix) to Lester Raines for $9,500, and JS Dog Gone Wild to Darren Henry for $7,500.

A few races later, PJ Recognize’s brother, PJ Jumpman, won his main stake by 10 ½ lengths in 30.37—in an uncontested style similar to his Round One victory (by 11 lengths in 30.18). Once again, Henry and Cain ran second, this time with SB Keystonekenny, a littermate to TB Token, who’d run second in the other main. A third member of the Octane-Ucme Star Struck litter, PJ Dopamine finished third in that race. PJ Jumpman sold to Plum Creek in the ring for $26,000, while brother Dopamine went to Rodney Cooley for $22,000.

Thus, the three pups from that litter sold for a total of $63,000.

Shannon Henry’s pups did well

FGA & WVKOA Stake November One Main Winner: PJ RECOGNIZE VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, ABILENE, KS W.T.BK., M, 11/22/2014 DJAYS OCTANE-UCME STAR STRUCK

Steve Sarras, James Blanchard, Jr. and Terry Haber present the trophy to Paul Bitterman and Alex Garrett for PJ Recognize’s victory in the FGA & WVKOA Stake November One Main Patrick Collins Stake November One Flite I Winner: JS RUNNIN HAVOC SHANNON HENRY, SOLOMON, KS R.BD., F, 11/ 5/2014 SH AVATAR-JS SUMMER HUMMER

Melissa Schmidt (right) presents the trophy to Brenda Cain for JS Runnin Havoc’s victory in the Patrick Collins Stake November One Flite I

Webb Home Center Stake November One Flite II Winner: IAM THE YETI TRAVIS BARTLEY, ABILENE, KS BE.F., M, 11/24/2014 BARCELONA BOSS-T’S HELL ONHEELS

Chelsea Legg accepts the trophy for Iam The Yeti’s victory in the Webb Home Center Stake November One Flite II

Cole Sires Stake November Two Main Winner: PJ JUMPMAN VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, ABILENE, KS R., M, 11/22/2014 DJAYS OCTANE-UCME STAR STRUCK

in the November stakes, winning both Flite I races of the November divisions. Her JS Running Havoc (SH Avatar-JS Summer Hummer) captured the November One Flite I, while SB Elmo’s Fire (littermate to SB Token and SB Keystonekenny), owned by Henry and Cain, won the November Two Flite I. A total of 46 pups were entered in the November age divisions.

FGA & WVGOA Stake November One

RACE 31 1. SB TOKEN BK., F 11/1/2014 YAHOO OMAR-JS LUV MY HARLEY SHANNON HENRY OR BRENDA S. CAIN, SOLOMON KS (A-236) 2. DANCIN WILDEYES BK., F 11/2/2014 AERIAL BATTLE-LADY OPAL PETER LIMMER, ROSEBUD TX (A-237) 4. KB’S JOKER BD., M 11/7/2014 HB’S PRINCE RED-KISSMY POKERFACE KENNETH BIEHLE, THORNDALE TX (A-238) 5. IAM THE YETI BE.F., M 11/24/2014 BARCELONABOSS-T’S HELL ONHEELS TRAVIS BARTLEY, ABILENE KS (A-239) RACE 32 1. TEMPO ROSA R., F 11/27/2014 HI NOON HERO-SPRY DEROSA TROY BIEHLE, THORNDALE TX (A-240) 2. DANCIN LANSKY BK., M 11/2/2014 AERIAL BATTLE-LADY OPAL PETER LIMMER, ROSEBUD TX (A-241) 4. BLUEBERRY WINE BE.F., F 11/24/2014 BARCELONABOSS-T’S HELL ONHEELS TRAVIS BARTLEY, ABILENE KS (A-242) 5. JS DAISY MAE R.BD., F 11/3/2014 PAT C CLEMENT-JS GRAND PRIX SHANNON HENRY, SOLOMON KS (A-243) RACE 33 1. MICRO BURST R., M 11/24/2014 BARCELONABOSS-T’S HELL ONHEELS TRAVIS BARTLEY, ABILENE KS (S) 2. PJ NEXT LEVEL W.T.BK., M 11/20/2014 DJAYS OCTANE-BLACKJACK TANKER VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, ABILENE KS (A-244) 4. JS RUNNIN HAVOC R.BD., F 11/5/2014 SH AVATAR-JS SUMMER HUMMER SHANNON HENRY, SOLOMON KS (A-245) 5. FLYIN VON MILLER R.BD., M 11/7/2014 FLYING COAL CITY-FLYING ACADIA VINCE BERLAND, ABILENE KS (A-246)

Casey Cole presents the trophy to Alex Garrett and Paul Bitterman for PJ Jumpman’s victory in the Cole Sires Stake November Two Main Anicare Animal Supply Stake November Two Flite I Winner: SB ELMO’S FIRE SHANNON HENRY OR BRENDA S. CAIN, SOLOMON, KS BK., M, 11/ 1/2014 YAHOO OMAR-JS LUV MY HARLEY

Brenda Cain accepts the trophy for SB Elmo’s Fire’s victory in the Anicare Animal Supply Stake November Two Flite I

West Flagler Associates Stake November Two Flite II Winner: BAD RUMOR TRAVIS BARTLEY, ABILENE, KS DK.BD., F, 11/24/2014 BARCELONA BOSS-T’S HELL ONHEELS

Kate Bartley accepts the trophy for Bad Rumor’s victory in the West Flagler Associates Stake November Two Flite II

RACE 34 1. ALABASTER BEAUTY W.BK., F 11/9/2014 DESTINI FIREBALL-KB’S MERCEDISTAR RAY WONG, BRENTWOOD TN (S) 2. TB’S MELTDOWN W.BK., M 11/25/2014 TYRUR ALEX*-BLACKJACK KATON TROY BIEHLE, THORNDALE TX (A-247) 4. SB SHOTGUN RED R., M 11/1/2014 YAHOO OMAR-JS LUV MY HARLEY SHANNON HENRY OR BRENDA S. CAIN, SOLOMON KS (A-248) 5. KB’S FRISKY BD., F 11/7/2014 HB’S PRINCE RED-KISSMY POKERFACE KENNETH BIEHLE, THORNDALE TX (A-249) RACE 35 1. RC STRANGER BD., F 11/18/2014 VENUS ESPINOSA-RC BEYONCE HAROLD E. HOLDING, COLWICH KS (A-250) 2. PJ RECOGNIZE W.T.BK., M 11/22/2014 DJAYS OCTANE-UCME STAR STRUCK VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, ABILENE KS (A-251) 4. DANCIN GOTTI W.BK., M 11/2/2014 AERIAL BATTLE-LADY OPAL PETER LIMMER, ROSEBUD TX (A-252) 5. TB’S LICHITA BK., F 11/25/2014 TYRUR ALEX*-BLACKJACK KATON TROY BIEHLE, THORNDALE TX (A-253) RACE 36 1. PS DROPANICKLE DK.BD., F 11/23/2014 DEFRIM BALE*-BIG EGO PAUL D. SAVOIE, NATTAGANSETT RI (A-254) 2. DANCIN CAPONE W.BD., M 11/2/2014 BARCELONA BOSS-SL AVA PETER LIMMER, ROSEBUD TX (A-255) 4. JS DOG GONE WILD BD., F 11/11/2014 PAT C CLEMENT-JS VEGAS MOON SHANNON HENRY, SOLOMON KS (A-256)

Cole Sires Stake November Two

RACE 37 1. JMK MILO MYMONEY W.R., M 11/9/2014 DESTINI FIREBALL-KB’S MERCEDISTAR RAY WONG, BRENTWOOD TN (A-257) 2. DANCIN SEXYEYES BK., F 11/2/2014 AERIAL BATTLE-LADY OPAL PETER LIMMER, ROSEBUD TX (A-258) 4. KB’S CHARMING R., F 11/6/2014 FLYING COAL CITY-KB’S MALLOY KENNETH BIEHLE, THORNDALE TX (A-259) 5. JS KRISS KROSS LT.BD., F 11/5/2014 SH AVATAR-JS SUMMER HUMMER SHANNON HENRY, SOLOMON KS (A-260) RACE 38 1. SB KEYSTONEKENNY BK., M 11/1/2014 YAHOO OMAR-JS LUV MY HARLEY SHANNON HENRY OR BRENDA S. CAIN, SOLOMON KS (A-261) 2. MISS KANSAS DK.BD., F 11/24/2014 BARCELONABOSS-T’S HELL ONHEELS TRAVIS BARTLEY, ABILENE KS (A-262)

NOV 1 Stake FINAL Race 40 PJ RECOGNIZE (A-251) 2 3 2 2 1-1 1/2 30.79 STRETCH RUSH SB TOKEN (A-236) 4 1 1-4 1-3 2-1 1/2 30.91 SET GAME PACE JS DOG GONE WILD (A-256) 7 5 4 4 3-7 1/2 31.31 LATE GAIN SB SHOTGUN RED (A-248) 1 2 3 3 4-7 1/2 31.32 FOLLOWED PACE JS DAISY MAE (A-243) 5 4 5 5 5-8 31.37 EVENLY FLYIN VON MILLER (A-246) 8 6 6 6 6-9 31.42 TARDY BREAK VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, (DJAYS OCTANE-UCME STAR STRUCK) NOV 1 Stake FLITE 1 Race 41 JS RUNNIN HAVOC (A-245) 1 3 2 1-1 1-2 1/2 31.25 DREW CLEAR DANCIN LANSKY (A-241) 4 4 3 3 2-2 1/2 31.42 NICE GAIN PS DROPANICKLE (A-254) 7 5 6 5 3-4 1/2 31.56 IN TRAFFIC DANCIN WILDEYES (A-237) 8 2 4 4 4-5 1/2 31.62 STEADILY ALABASTER BEAUTY (S) 2 6 5 6 5-7 31.73 ON INSIDE TB’S LICHITA (A-253) 5 1 1-1 2 6-10 31.96 SET GAME PACE SHANNON HENRY, (SH AVATAR-JS SUMMER HUMMER) NOV 1 Stake FLITE 2 Race 42 IAM THE YETI (A-239) 1 5 1-2 1-7 1-6 31.07 WITH EASE BLUEBERRY WINE (A-242) 7 6 4 2 2-6 31.50 LONG GAIN KB’S FRISKY (A-249) 5 1 3 4 3-11 1/2 31.87 FAIR EFFORT PJ NEXT LEVEL (A-244) 8 4 6 5 4-15 32.11 IN TRAFFIC RC STRANGER (A-250) 4 3 5 6 5-15 1/2 32.16 TRAFFIC, RAIL DANCIN CAPONE (A-255) 2 2 2 3 6-16 32.22 EARLY FACTOR TRAVIS BARTLEY, (BARCELONA BOSS-T’S HELL ONHEELS) NOV 2 Stake FINAL Race 43 PJ JUMPMAN (A-277) 1 2 1-3 1-6 1-10 1/2 30.37 BREEZING SB KEYSTONEKENNY (A-261) 8 1 2 2 2-10 1/2 31.11 GOOD EFFORT PJ DOPAMINE (A-267) 7 4 4 4 3-13 1/2 31.33 RAIL BID JS KRISS KROSS (A-260) 4 3 3 3 4-14 31.35 EVEN PACE PJ TWISTOFFAITH (A-273) 5 5 5 5 5-16 1/2 31.54 ON RAIL JS TOM TIGGLE (A-268) 2 SCRATCHED VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, (DJAYS OCTANE-UCME STAR STRUCK) NOV 2 Stake FLITE 1 Race 44 SB ELMO’S FIRE (A-265) 4 2 1-3 1-4 1-1 1/2 30.99 DETERMINED SE’S TALI SASHEN (A-271) 7 6 3 3 2-1 1/2 31.10 LONG GAIN KB’S CHARMING (A-259) 8 4 2 2 3-4 31.28 FORCED PACE JS NORMA STITZ (A-274) 5 1 5 4 4-6 1/2 31.46 EVENLY KB’S NAOMI (A-264) 2 5 4 5 5-13 31.82 SLIGHT FACTOR SB POE DUNK (A-275) 1 3 6 6 DNF FELL FAR TURN SHANNON HENRY OR BRENDA S. CAIN, (YAHOO OMAR-JS LUV MY HARLEY) NOV 2 Stake FLITE 2 Race 45 BAD RUMOR (S) 2 1 1-3 1-5 1-5 30.85 ALL THE WAY MISS KANSAS (A-262) 4 2 2 2 2-5 31.22 OUTSIDE BID FLYING SANTORUM (A-269) 1 3 3 3 3-6 1/2 31.31 ON RAIL SAM SUPERSONIC 8 4 4 4 4-9 31.47 RACED INSIDE KB’S PRIDE (A-276) 5 5 5 5 5-10 31.55 EVENLY JMK MILO MYMONEY (A-257) 7 6 6 6 6-13 31.84 SAVED GROUND TRAVIS BARTLEY, (BARCELONA BOSS-T’S HELL ONHEELS) NOV 1 Stake CONSLTN1 Race 53 MICRO BURST (S) 4 4 3 2 1-5 31.25 DESPITE TROUBLE DANCIN SEXYEYES (A-258) 1 1 1-5 1-2 2-5 31.60 PACE TO STRETCH TB’S TIMPE (A-270) 2 2 2 3 3-8 31.81 EVEN GAIT DANCIN GOTTI (A-252) 5 3 4 4 4-14 1/2 32.26 CROWDED EARLY TRAVIS BARTLEY, (BARCELONA BOSS-T’S HELL ONHEELS) NOV 2 Stake CONSLTN2 Race 54 DANCIN DELAROSA (A-266) 1 2 1-2 1-5 1-11 1/2 31.11 EASILY KB’S JOKER (A-238) 5 4 4 3 2-11 1/2 31.91 LONG GAIN DANCIN AMBROSE (A-263) 2 1 2 2 3-12 31.93 CLOSE QUARTERS TEMPO ROSA (A-240) 4 3 3 4 4-18 32.34 EVEN PACE PETER LIMMER, (BARCELONA BOSS-SL AVA)

4. DANCIN AMBROSE W.BD., F 11/2/2014 BARCELONA BOSS-SL AVA PETER LIMMER, ROSEBUD TX (A-263) 5. KB’S NAOMI BD., F 11/2/2014 FLYING COAL CITY-BI’S HUNTER KENNETH BIEHLE, THORNDALE TX (A-264)

RACE 40 1. JS TOM TIGGLE LT.BD., M 11/3/2014 PAT C CLEMENT-JS GRAND PRIX SHANNON HENRY, SOLOMON KS (A-268) 2. FLYING SANTORUM R., M 11/1/2014 FLYING HYDROGEN-FLYIN RAVENSWOOD VINCE BERLAND, ABILENE KS (A-269) 4. TB’S TIMPE BK., F 11/25/2014 TYRUR ALEX*-BLACKJACK KATON TROY BIEHLE, THORNDALE TX (A-270) 5. SE’S TALI SASHEN BK., F 11/9/2014 DEFRIM BALE*-SE’S TALI ILIANA PENNY D. WICK OR STEVEN A. WARD, ELLIS KS (A-271)

RACE 39 1. SB ELMO’S FIRE BK., M 11/1/2014 YAHOO OMAR-JS LUV MY HARLEY SHANNON HENRY OR BRENDA S. CAIN, SOLOMON KS (A-265) 2. DANCIN DELAROSA W.BD., M 11/2/2014 BARCELONA BOSS-SL AVA PETER LIMMER, ROSEBUD TX (A-266) 4. PJ DOPAMINE W.R., M 11/22/2014 DJAYS OCTANE-UCME STAR STRUCK VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, ABILENE KS (A-267) 5. SAM SUPERSONIC F., M 11/8/2014 ZINGER SONIC SAM-SUPREMACY MICHAEL A. LASKY, ABILENE KS

RACE 41 1. BAD RUMOR DK.BD., F 11/24/2014 BARCELONABOSS-T’S HELL ONHEELS TRAVIS BARTLEY, ABILENE KS (S) 2. TB’S BEELA BK., F 11/25/2014 TYRUR ALEX*-BLACKJACK KATON TROY BIEHLE, THORNDALE TX (A-272)

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4. PJ TWISTOFFAITH W.R., F 11/20/2014 DJAYS OCTANE-BLACKJACK TANKER VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, ABILENE KS (A-273) 5. JS NORMA STITZ R.BD., F 11/5/2014 SH AVATAR-JS SUMMER HUMMER SHANNON HENRY, SOLOMON KS (A-274) RACE 42 1. SB POE DUNK W.T.BK., M 11/1/2014 YAHOO OMAR-JS LUV MY HARLEY SHANNON HENRY OR BRENDA S. CAIN, SOLOMON KS (A-275) 2. KB’S PRIDE BD., M 11/7/2014 HB’S PRINCE RED-KISSMY POKERFACE KENNETH BIEHLE, THORNDALE TX (A-276) 4. PJ JUMPMAN R., M 11/22/2014 DJAYS OCTANE-UCME STAR STRUCK VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, ABILENE KS (A-277)

Berland’s block The Rangel-Bitterman team wasn’t the only kennel to rack up multiple main-stake wins and a main-stake victory streak during the Spring Meet.

In fact, Vince Berland captured the first four main-stake events of the Meet, sweeping both the Decembers and Januarys on Thursday morning.

In three of those four wins, the runnersup were PJ pups; thus Berland blocked

Helen Stout (middle), Nick Stout holding Violet Stout, Scarlett and Lauren Stout (right) present the trophy to Lynn Berland (left), Luis Guzmann and Ramon Salinas (Kneeling) for Kiowa No Work’s victory in the Ben Stout Memorial Stake December One Main

the Rangel-Bitterman crew from winning three more main stakes—which would have given them 10 victories (instead of “just” seven) out of 13 main stakes during the Spring Meet.

Nominators entered 66 pups in the December stakes, breaking into two divisions. Both were won by a pair of sisters from Vince’s litter out of Flyin Man Of God-Flying Berea.

In the very first final of the Spring Meet, it was clearly a head-to-head match between Berland and the PJ team, with Berland getting the nod.

Kiowa No Work scorched the track in 30.15 to beat Rangel-Bitterman’s PJ High Powered (Djays Octane-PJ Junkindatrunk) and Shelby and Jay Rangel and Paul Bitterman’s PJS Shut It Down (Djays Octane-SR Midnight Moon).

Fourth was Shut It Down’s brother, PJS Letmeloose.

Berland’s Flying Hemsworth (Kiowa Myth-Flying Nicola), who posted a quick 30.17 in the opening round, was fifth.

Jeff Cole’s Hilco Cobra (Flying Penske-Super C Angeline), who ran a 30.18 on Monday, completed the field.

Kiowa No Work sold to Lester Raines for $14,000. Meanwhile the fast-closing third place finisher in the race, PJS Shut It Down, went for the highest price at the Spring Auction--$50,000, to Tom Ferris.

The December Two Main was yet another head-to-head clash between Berland and PJ. Berland’s Kiowa Never Fail duplicated her sister’s victory by taking the stake, and nearly duplicated her winning time (30.18, compared to No Work’s 30.15). PJS Chug A Lug, brother to PJS Letmeloose (and also owned by Rangel, Rangel and

Ben Stout Memorial Stake December One Main Winner: KIOWA NO WORK VINCE BERLAND, ABILENE, KS BD., F, 12/ 9/2014 FLYIN MAN OF GOD-FLYING BEREA Helen Stout (middle), Nick Stout holding Violet Stout, Scarlett and Lauren Stout (right) present the trophy to Lynn Berland (left), Luis Guzmann and Ramon Salinas (Kneeling) for Kiowa No Work’s victory in the Ben Stout Memorial Stake December One Main City of Abilene Stake December One Flite I Winner: PJ GOTTA LOTTA VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, ABILENE, KS BK., M, 12/ 9/2014 DJAYS OCTANE-PJ JUNKINDATRUNK

Josh Rangel accepts the trophy for PJ Gotta Lotta’s victory in the City of Abilene Stake December One Flite I

Symbioun Farms Stake December One Flite II Winner: HILCO KING JEFF L. COLE OR ALAN HILL, SOLOMON, KS BK., M, 12/ 1/2014 FLYING PENSKE-SUPER C ANGELINE

Toye Cole accepts the trophy for Kilco King’s victory in the Symbioun Farms Stake December One Flite II

Bitterman) was second, followed

by Berland’s Flying Daya (BD’s Grayson-Flyin Barnburner).

PJS High Rise (brother to Chug A Lug and Letmeloose) was fourth, followed by Berland’s Kiowa No Kidding (another of the Flyin Man Of God-Berea litter) and Steve and Matthew Ward’s SE’s Dead Pool (Pat C Clement-Demo Classy).

Four pups in this final sold for five figures each: Kiowa Never Fail for $25,000 (to Lester Raines), PJS Chug A Lug for $16,000 (to Steve Sarras), PJS High Rise for $10,500 (to Norm Rader) and Kiowa Ni Kidding for $10,000 (to Kelly Everett).

The fastest time of the entire meet—and the only time to dip below 30 seconds—was posted

by Rangel & Bitterman’s PJ Gotta Lotta (another littermate to High Powered and Shut It Down). He’d just missed catching Flying Hemsworth in Round One, then scorched the course in 29.81 to win by 8 lengths in the first Flite I. The other Flite I was won by Rangel, Rangel & Bitterman’s PJS Have It All (from the Octane-Midnight Moon litter), who won by 4 ½ in a quick 30.21.

PJ Gotta Lotta sold to Rodney Cooley for $38,000 (second highest of the Meet), while runnerup SE’s Wepon X (Pat C Clement-Demo Classy) sold to Terry Scott for $13,000.

PJS Have It All (another of the Midnight Moon pups) won the other Flite I with a 30.21, selling to James Zawisa for $20,000.

Runnerup SE’s Colossus (brother to SE’s Wepon X, owned by Ward, sold to Randy Finegan for $18,000.

The PJS litter was the highest-priced litter sold in the meet.

The six pups went for $111,750.

Greyhound Breeders of Arkansas Stake December Two Main Winner: KIOWA NEVER FAIL VINCE BERLAND, ABILENE, KS F., F, 12/ 9/2014 FLYIN MAN OF GOD-FLYING BEREA

Ramon Salinas (kneeling) and Laurita Berland accept the trophy for Kiowa Never Fail’s victory in the Greyhound Breeders of Arkansas Stake December Two Main H&H Plumbing Heating & Air LLC. Stake December Two Flite I Winner: PJS HAVE IT ALL S. RANGEL, V. RANGEL OR P. BITTERMAN, ABILENE, KS BK., F, 12/ 1/2014 DJAYS OCTANE-SR MIDNIGHT MOON

Josh Rangel accepts the trophy for PJS Have It All’s victory in the H&H Plumbing Heating & Air LLC. Stake December Two Flite I

Greyhounds as Pets of NE Florida Stake December Two Flite II Winner: FLY IGGY AZALEA VINCE BERLAND, ABILENE, KS R.F., F, 12/ 1/2014 BD’S GRAYSON-FLYIN BARNBURNER

Tim Leuschner (right ) presents the trophy to Ramon Salinas and Luis Guzmann for Fly Iggy Azalea’s victory in the Greyhounds as Pets of NE Florida Stake December Two Flite II

Ben Stout Memorial Stake December One

RACE 19 1. HILCO COBRA W.BK., M 12/1/2014 FLYING PENSKE-SUPER C ANGELINE JEFF L. COLE OR ALAN HILL, SOLOMON KS 2. SE’S WEPON X R.BD., M 12/13/2014 PAT C CLEMENT-DEMO CLASSY STEVEN A. WARD OR MATTHEW WARD, ELLIS KS (A-1) 4. WIKI HUNTSMAN W.BD., M 12/1/2014 BD’S HERBY-WW’S WIND DRIFT COLEEN PACE, NARRAGANSETT RI (A-2) 5. HAMEL W.T.BD., M 12/2/2014 BARCELONA BOSS-WINDY STAR DAVID STRONG OR ALAN MURRAY, SOLOMON KS (A-3) 7. PJ WE FLY HIGH W.T.BD., F 12/9/2014 DJAYS OCTANE-PJ JUNKINDATRUNK VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, ABILENE KS (A-4) 8. FLYING TONALIST W.T.F., F 12/13/2014 KC AND ALL-FLYING CHATTAROY VINCE BERLAND, ABILENE KS (A-5) RACE 20 1. ALTO TEXAS DJ W.T.BK., M 12/8/2014 DJAYS OCTANE-SUNSAND FANNYMAY RUFUS TATUM, DALLAS TX (A-6) 2. PJ GOTTA LOTTA BK., M 12/9/2014 DJAYS OCTANE-PJ JUNKINDATRUNK VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, ABILENE KS (A-7) 4. HILCO RATTLER BK., M 12/1/2014 FLYING PENSKE-SUPER C ANGELINE JEFF L. COLE OR ALAN HILL, SOLOMON KS 5. FLYING HEMSWORTH W.T.R.BD., M 12/11/2014 KIOWA MYTH-FLYING NICOLA VINCE BERLAND, ABILENE KS (A-8) 7. RC DIRTY TAIL R., F 12/13/2014 WMS CASTAWAY-RC HIEDI HO HAROLD E. HOLDING, COLWICH KS (A-9) 8. SE’S DAREDEVIL BD., M 12/13/2014 PAT C CLEMENT-DEMO CLASSY STEVEN A. WARD OR MATTHEW WARD, ELLIS KS (A-10) RACE 21 1. SE’S PUNISHER BK., M 12/13/2014 PAT C CLEMENT-DEMO CLASSY STEVEN A. WARD OR MATTHEW WARD, ELLIS KS (A-11) 2. PJ HIGH POWERED W.BD., M 12/9/2014 DJAYS OCTANE-PJ JUNKINDATRUNK VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, ABILENE KS (A-12) 4. CYNOSURE BD., F 12/2/2014 BARCELONA BOSS-WINDY STAR DAVID STRONG OR ALAN MURRAY, SOLOMON KS (A-13) 5. HI NOON CASANOVA W.R., M 12/3/2014 KIOWASWEET TREY-HI NOONASSETS CHARLES HALIBURTON, III, CENTENNIAL CO (A-14)

Spring Meet 2016 Thursday’s Results DEC 1 Stake FINAL Race 1 KIOWA NO WORK (A-29) 7 2 1-3 1-4 1-1 30.15 DETERMINED PJ HIGH POWERED (A-12) 4 1 2 2 2-1 30.21 RAIL, BOLDLY PJS SHUT IT DOWN (A-18) 1 6 6 5 3-4 30.43 LONG GAIN PJS LETMELOOSE (A-21) 8 4 3 3 4-6 1/2 30.61 FAIR EFFORT FLYING HEMSWORTH (A-8) 2 5 4 4 5-9 1/2 30.83 NO FACTOR HILCO COBRA 5 3 5 6 6-11 1/2 30.95 EARLY THREAT VINCE BERLAND, (FLYIN MAN OF GOD-FLYING BEREA) DEC 1 Stake FLITE 1 Race 2 PJ GOTTA LOTTA (A-7) 2 1 1-5 1-8 1-8 29.81 FAR SUPERIOR SE’S WEPON X (A-1) 1 2 3 2 2-8 30.36 FINE EFFORT NOELANI (A-20) 8 3 4 3 3-13 1/2 30.77 ON OUTSIDE PJS RUNAWAYTRAIN (A-22) 5 6 6 4 4-15 30.85 SOME GAIN WIKI JON SNOW (A-28) 7 4 5 5 5-17 31.00 IN TRAFFIC RAIL SE’S PUNISHER (A-11) 4 5 2 6 6-19 31.16 DROPPED BACK VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, (DJAYS OCTANE-PJ JUNKINDATRUNK) DEC 1 Stake FLITE 2 Race 3 HILCO KING 4 1 1-2 1-2 1-2 1/2 30.23 HANDILY SE’S DAREDEVIL (A-10) 2 2 2 2 2-2 1/2 30.41 FINE TRY HAMEL (A-3) 5 3 3 3 3-8 30.78 FAIR EFFORT PJS THEWAYITIS (A-27) 8 6 6 5 4-9 30.85 SOME GAIN RC MITCH (A-16) 1 5 5 6 5-13 31.13 ON RAIL KIOWA NICE N BIG (A-23) 7 4 4 4 6-18 31.47 WEAKENED JEFF L. COLE OR ALAN HILL, (FLYING PENSKE-SUPER C ANGELINE) DEC 2 Stake FINAL Race 4 KIOWA NEVER FAIL (A-59) 7 1 1-2 1-3 1-4 30.18 ALL THE WAY PJS CHUG A LUG (A-52) 8 3 3 3 2-4 30.48 NICE EFFORT FLYING DAYA (A-42) 2 2 2 2 3-4 1/2 30.53 GOOD TRY PJS HIGH RISE (A-49) 1 6 6 5 4-7 30.67 STEADY PACE KIOWA NO KIDDING (A-31) 5 5 5 4 5-7 30.69 EVENLY SE’S DEAD POOL (A-38) 4 4 4 6 6-8 30.76 SLIGHT THREAT VINCE BERLAND, (FLYIN MAN OF GOD-FLYING BEREA) DEC 2 Stake FLITE 1 Race 5 PJS HAVE IT ALL (A-39) 7 2 2 1-1 1-4 1/2 30.21 GOING AWAY SE’S COLOSSUS (A-56) 4 3 4 3 2-4 1/2 30.53 HARD TRY PJ LET ME RIDE (A-51) 5 4 3 4 3-7 1/2 30.75 OUTSIDE TRY HILCO RACER 2 6 5 5 4-9 1/2 30.88 EVEN GAIT ALTO RED BULL (A-50) 1 1 1-2 2 5-10 30.92 SET PACE RAIL HI NOON COUGAR (A-32) 8 5 6 6 6-27 32.11 WELL BACK S. RANGEL, V. RANGEL OR P. BITTERMAN, (DJAYS OCTANE-SR MIDNIGHT MOON) DEC 2 Stake FLITE 2 Race 6 FLY IGGY AZALEA (A-53) 5 1 1-3 1-7 1-1 1/2 30.38 ALL THE WAY SE’S BLACK WIDOW (A-43) 1 2 3 3 2-1 1/2 30.49 FAST FINISH PJ LAFFY TAFFY (A-60) 8 6 5 4 3-7 1/2 30.90 SLOW BREAK PJS OWN IT (A-48) 4 5 6 5 4-9 31.00 EVEN PACE ALTO SLIM (A-33) 2 3 2 2 5-11 1/2 31.24 EARLY THREAT SERPENTARIOS (A-37) 7 4 4 6 6-20 31.79 SLIGHT FACTOR VINCE BERLAND, (BD’S GRAYSON-FLYIN BARNBURNER) DEC 1 Stake CONSLTN1 Race 16 WIKI WILDLING (A-19) 4 3 1-2 1-2 1-4 30.71 DREW CLEAR HI NOON CUPID (A-36) 2 1 3 2 2-4 30.98 DESPITE TROUBLE PJ DONT PUSH ME (A-30) 1 5 4 3 3-5 1/2 31.11 SOME GAIN URSA MINOR (A-55) 7 2 2 4 4-11 1/2 31.53 EARLY THREAT RC JUMPER (A-34) 5 4 5 5 5-12 31.57 NEVER UP COLEEN PACE, (BD’S HERBY-WW’S WIND DRIFT) DEC 1 Stake CONSLTN2 Race 17 PJ WE FLY HIGH (A-4) 7 1 2 2 1-2 30.68 UP IN STRECH WIKI DROGON (A-45) 4 2 1-2 1-2 2-2 30.84 SET GAME PACE FLYIN UPSIDEDOWN (A-46) 5 3 3 3 3-8 1/2 31.27 SHUFFLED FIRST TURN RC JUNIOR (A-57) 1 5 4 4 4-10 31.39 SHUFFLED FIRST TURN CERBERUS (A-47) 2 4 5 5 5-19 32.02 SHUFFLED FIRST TURN VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, (DJAYS OCTANE-PJ JUNKINDATRUNK)

7. HILCO KING BK., M 12/1/2014 FLYING PENSKE-SUPER C ANGELINE JEFF L. COLE OR ALAN HILL, SOLOMON KS 8. FLYING PITBULL R., M 12/1/2014 BD’S GRAYSON-FLYIN BARNBURNER VINCE BERLAND, ABILENE KS (A-15) RACE 22 1. RC MITCH R., M 12/13/2014 WMS CASTAWAY-RC HIEDI HO HAROLD E. HOLDING, COLWICH KS (A-16) 2. FLYING INNATE R., F 12/12/2014 FLYING HYDROGEN-FLYING ARDEN VINCE BERLAND, ABILENE KS (A-17) 4. PJS SHUT IT DOWN W.R., M 12/1/2014 DJAYS OCTANE-SR MIDNIGHT MOON S. RANGEL, V. RANGEL OR P. BITTERMAN, ABILENE KS (A-18) 5. WIKI WILDLING DK.BD., F 12/1/2014 BD’S HERBY-WW’S WIND DRIFT COLEEN PACE, NARRAGANSETT RI (A-19) 7. NOELANI W.BD., F 12/2/2014 BARCELONA BOSS-WINDY STAR DAVID STRONG OR ALAN MURRAY, SOLOMON KS (A-20) RACE 23 1. PJS LETMELOOSE W.T.R., M 12/1/2014 DJAYS OCTANE-SR MIDNIGHT MOON S. RANGEL, V. RANGEL OR P. BITTERMAN, ABILENE KS (A-21) 2. PJS RUNAWAYTRAIN W.BK., F 12/1/2014 DJAYS OCTANE-SR MIDNIGHT MOON S. RANGEL, V. RANGEL OR P. BITTERMAN, ABILENE KS (A-22) 4. KIOWA NICE N BIG BD., M 12/9/2014 FLYIN MAN OF GOD-FLYING BEREA VINCE BERLAND, ABILENE KS (A-23) 5. DEMETER DK.BD., M 12/2/2014 BARCELONA BOSS-WINDY STAR DAVID STRONG OR ALAN MURRAY, SOLOMON KS (A-24) 7. ALTO ELECTRIC BK., F 12/8/2014 DJAYS OCTANE-SUNSAND FANNYMAY RUFUS TATUM, DALLAS TX (A-25) RACE 24 1. BL MR. JONES W.BD., M 12/20/2014 FLYING WESTOVER-WHO’S IN THERE WOODALL RACING, INC., KEOTA OK (S) 2. ALTO WHITE DOVE W.T.R., F 12/8/2014 DJAYS OCTANE-SUNSAND FANNYMAY RUFUS TATUM, DALLAS TX (A-26) 4. PJS THEWAYITIS BK., F 12/1/2014 DJAYS OCTANE-SR MIDNIGHT MOON S. RANGEL, V. RANGEL OR P. BITTERMAN, ABILENE KS (A-27) 5. WIKI JON SNOW W.T.DK.BD., M 12/1/2014 BD’S HERBY-WW’S WIND DRIFT COLEEN PACE, NARRAGANSETT RI (A-28) 7. KIOWA NO WORK BD., F 12/9/2014 FLYIN MAN OF GOD-FLYING BEREA VINCE BERLAND, ABILENE KS (A-29)

DEC 2 Stake CONSLTN3 Race 18 CORONA BOREALIS (A-44) 4 3 2 2 1-5 30.82 FAST FINISH FLYING INNATE (A-17) 5 2 3 3 2-5 31.18 GOOD TRY ALTO ELECTRIC (A-25) 1 1 1-2 1-2 3-5 31.19 SET GAME PACE RC DIRTY TAIL (A-9) 2 4 4 4 4-5 1/2 31.23 NO THREAT PJ LIKE MY STYLE (A-41) 7 SCRATCH DAVID STRONG OR ALAN MURRAY, (BARCELONA BOSS-WINDY STAR) DEC 1 Stake CONSLTN4 Race 19 DEMETER (A-24) 5 1 1-1 1-3 1-5 1/2 30.67 MIDTRACK WIN FLYING PITBULL (A-15) 7 3 2 2 2-5 1/2 31.05 FINE TRY ALTO WHITE DOVE (A-26) 1 2 3 3 3-16 31.79 EVENLY HILCO RATTLER 4 5 5 5 4-16 1/2 31.82 SLOW START WIKI HUNTSMAN (A-2) 2 4 4 4 5-17 1/2 31.91 BLOCKED TURN DAVID STRONG OR ALAN MURRAY, (BARCELONA BOSS-WINDY STAR) DEC 1 Stake CONSLTN5 Race 20 ALTO TEXAS DJ (A-6) 7 1 1-1 1-1 1-NS 31.28 WIDE WIN CYNOSURE (A-13) 1 2 2 2 2-NS 31.29 NEARLY UP FLYING ZAC EFRON (A-35) 5 3 3 3 3-1 31.37 WELL UP HILCO BOA 2 5 5 4 4-6 31.71 RAIL, EVENLY BL MR. JONES (S) 4 4 4 5 5-12 1/2 32.16 NO FACTOR RUFUS TATUM, (DJAYS OCTANE-SUNSAND FANNYMAY)

Greyhound Breeders of Arkansas December Two RACE 25 1. PJ DONT PUSH ME BK., F 12/9/2014 DJAYS OCTANE-PJ JUNKINDATRUNK VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, ABILENE KS (A-30) 2. KIOWA NO KIDDING BD., F 12/9/2014 FLYIN MAN OF GOD-FLYING BEREA VINCE BERLAND, ABILENE KS (A-31) 4. HI NOON COUGAR R., F 12/3/2014 KIOWASWEET TREY-HI NOONASSETS CHARLES HALIBURTON, III, CENTENNIAL CO (A-32) 5. HILCO BOA W.BK., M 12/1/2014 FLYING PENSKE-SUPER C ANGELINE JEFF L. COLE OR ALAN HILL, SOLOMON KS 7. ALTO SLIM W.T.BK., M 12/8/2014 DJAYS OCTANE-SUNSAND FANNYMAY RUFUS TATUM, DALLAS TX (A-33) 8. RC JUMPER R., M 12/13/2014 WMS CASTAWAY-RC HIEDI HO HAROLD E. HOLDING, COLWICH KS (A-34) RACE 26 1. FLYING ZAC EFRON R., M 12/11/2014 KIOWA MYTH-FLYING NICOLA VINCE BERLAND, ABILENE KS (A-35) 2. HI NOON CUPID W.R.BD., F 12/3/2014 KIOWASWEET TREY-HI NOONASSETS CHARLES HALIBURTON, III, CENTENNIAL CO (A-36) 4. SERPENTARIOS DK.BD., M 12/2/2014 BARCELONA BOSS-WINDY STAR DAVID STRONG OR ALAN MURRAY, SOLOMON KS (A-37) 5. SE’S DEAD POOL BD., M 12/13/2014 PAT C CLEMENT-DEMO CLASSY STEVEN A. WARD OR MATTHEW WARD, ELLIS KS (A-38)

7. PJS HAVE IT ALL BK., F 12/1/2014 DJAYS OCTANE-SR MIDNIGHT MOON S. RANGEL, V. RANGEL OR P. BITTERMAN, ABILENE KS (A-39) 8. WIKI SNOW WHITE W.F., F 12/1/2014 BD’S HERBY-WW’S WIND DRIFT COLEEN PACE, NARRAGANSETT RI (A-40) RACE 27 1. PJ LIKE MY STYLE R., F 12/10/2014 DJAYS OCTANE-MORNING DAWN VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, ABILENE KS (A-41) 2. FLYING DAYA DK.R., F 12/1/2014 BD’S GRAYSON-FLYIN BARNBURNER VINCE BERLAND, ABILENE KS (A-42) 4. HILCO RACE R BK., M 12/1/2014 FLYING PENSKE-SUPER C ANGELINE JEFF L. COLE OR ALAN HILL, SOLOMON KS 5. SE’S BLACK WIDOW BK., F 12/13/2014 PAT C CLEMENT-DEMO CLASSY STEVEN A. WARD OR MATTHEW WARD, ELLIS KS (A-43) 7. CORONA BOREALIS BD., F 12/2/2014 BARCELONA BOSS-WINDY STAR DAVID STRONG OR ALAN MURRAY, SOLOMON KS (A-44) 8. WIKI DROGON F., M 12/1/2014 BD’S HERBY-WW’S WIND DRIFT COLEEN PACE, NARRAGANSETT RI (A-45) RACE 28 1. FLYIN UPSIDEDOWN LT.BD., M 12/8/2014 PG TIGER-FLYING KRESLEY VINCE BERLAND, ABILENE KS (A-46) 2. CERBERUS DK.BD., M 12/2/2014 BARCELONA BOSS-WINDY STAR DAVID STRONG OR ALAN MURRAY, SOLOMON KS (A-47)

4. PJS OWN IT R., F 12/1/2014 2. PJS CHUG A LUG W.R., M 12/1/2014 DJAYS OCTANE-SR MIDNIGHT MOON DJAYS OCTANE-SR MIDNIGHT MOON S. RANGEL, V. RANGEL OR P. S. RANGEL, V. RANGEL OR P. BITTERMAN, ABILENE KS (A-48) BITTERMAN, ABILENE KS (A-52) 5. PJS HIGH RISE W.R., M 12/1/2014 4. FLY IGGY AZALEA R.F., F 12/1/2014 DJAYS OCTANE-SR MIDNIGHT MOON BD’S GRAYSON-FLYIN BARNBURNER S. RANGEL, V. RANGEL OR P. VINCE BERLAND, ABILENE KS (A-53) BITTERMAN, ABILENE KS (A-49) 5. SE’S VENOM BK., M 12/13/2014 7. ALTO RED BULL R., M 12/8/2014 PAT C CLEMENT-DEMO CLASSY Naming is an important undertaking, and care should be used DJAYS OCTANE-SUNSAND FANNYMAY STEVEN A. WARD OR MATTHEW in selecting RUFUS TATUM,a DALLAS TX (A-50) WARD, ELLIS KS (A-54) name that will reflect good taste.

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PJ LET ME RIDE BK., F 12/9/2014 DAVID STRONG MURRAY, ously DJAYS OCTANE-PJ JUNKINDATRUNK SOLOMON KS (A-55) registered, unless the Greyhound has been deceased for VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. at BITTERMAN, least 10ABILENE yearsKS and (A-51) was not used for breeding purposes.

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RACE 30 1. SE’S COLOSSUS BD., M 12/13/2014 PAT C CLEMENT-DEMO CLASSY STEVEN A. WARD OR MATTHEW WARD, ELLIS KS (A-56) 2. RC JUNIOR R., M 12/13/2014 WMS CASTAWAY-RC HIEDI HO HAROLD E. HOLDING, COLWICH KS (A-57) 4. BL BIG JOHNSON W.R., M 12/20/2014 FLYING WESTOVER-WHO’S IN THERE WOODALL RACING, INC., KEOTA OK (A-58) 5. KIOWA NEVER FAIL F., F 12/9/2014 The Greyhound Review FLYIN MAN OF GOD-FLYING BEREA 785-263-4660 VINCE BERLAND, ABILENE KS (A-59) FAX - 785-263-4689 7. PJ LAFFY TAFFY W.T.BK., F 12/9/2014 DJAYS OCTANE-PJ JUNKINDATRUNK nga@ngagreyhounds.com VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, ABILENE KS (A-60)

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Flying high

The January pups at the NGA Spring Meet numbered 37—just enough to split them into two divisions, making for short fields in the opening round and more races in the finals.

Vince Berland continued his winning ways Thursday morning of the meet with victories by another pair of female sisters (his two winners in the December stakes were also girl pups). This

James Blanchard Jr. (right) presents the trophy to Vince Berland, Kelly Everett, Laurita Berland, Ramon Salinas and Luis Guzmann (kneeling)for Flying Duck Hunt’s victory in the South Florida Greyhound Association Stake January Two Main

JAN 1 Stake FINAL time, 13 it was with Flying Halo and Race KB’S GATE BUSTER Flying Duck Hunt,(A-66) both out8 of 1 Kiowa 1-3 Myth-Flying 1-3 1-1 Assassin.

30.51 NEVER HEADED Flying Halo never trailed in SE’S VONNIE C (A-58) 7 of her by 11 2 either 2 2 races, 2-1 winning 30.60 ½ the first day and by 2 lengths HARD TRY the final, with a 30.39 time.

TKin ARES (A-69) 2 3 3 Second3 was 3-4 1/2 30.82 IN PJ Volcano (Iruska TRAFFIC All Star-Kiowa Kay Windy), TK HADES (A-86) 4 from the Rangel-Bitterman 6 4 4 4-7 31.00 team, GROUND followed by Berland’s Fly SAVED Firecracker (Flying SE’S KELSEY C (A-80)Coal City1 4 Firecracker 5 5 Sue).

5-8Halo passed 31.06in FOLLOWED the ring atPACE $11,500, while Volcano SE’S C (A-74) sold JEFF to Jason Jess for $13,500.5 5 6 6 6-12 1/2 31.38 Berland Flying Duck Hunt was BLOCKED, SAVED even moreBIEHLE, impressive than sister, KENNETH (LONESOME winning her two races by a total of CRY-ONECO QUIDAM)

Arkansas Greyhound Association Stake January One Main Winner: FLYING HALO VINCE BERLAND, ABILENE, KS DK.BD., F, 1/25/2015 KIOWA MYTH-FLYING ASSASSIN

Shelley Bunch-Lake and Laurita Berland accept the trophy for Flying Halo’s victory in the Arkansas Greyhound Association Stake January One Main

18 ½ lengths (9 ½ in Round One, JAN FLITE 9 in1 Stake the final).

Her1 times were Race 14 also consistently sharp—30.20 TK HESTIA (A-81) 1 30.14 in the final.

4 in 2 Round2One, 1-2 31.10 She soldTROUBLE to Darren Henry in the DESPITE TKring ATHENA (A-67) 4 for $19,000.

1 4 Second 3 and 2-2 31.26 third behind Duck LATE HuntCHARGE in the final were Steve TK APOLLO (A-75) 2 Ward’s SE’s Trophy Bizz and 6 6 4 3-4 1/2 31.43 SE’s WIDE Trophy Girl, sisters out of HIT, DRIVE Ranger-Trophy Snatcher.

TKRed POSEIDON (A-64) 7 2 Both 3 4-7 sold5 in the ring for 31.61 exactly FOLLOWED the samePACE price--$8,500 each— CRAIGIE RENTME (A-61) 8 Trophy Bizz to Regina Williams 3 1-1 1-1 5-7 1/2 31.64 and TrophyLATE Girl to Norm Rader.

OFFSTRIDED Fly Battlefield, a brother to Flying TURBO LAIRD (A-85) 5 Hunt, another 31.81 finalist, 5 Duck 5 6 was 6-10 CROWDED selling AT to BREAK Ellen Cogbleigh for MARTY D. TANNER, (TK QUICKPJ $5,000.

Fourth-place finisher STRIKE-KB’S BONITA)

Venus, a brother to PJ Volcano, sold1 toStake Ed Gardner JAN FLITE for 2 $6,500.

RaceStill 15 another from the Iruska TKAll APHRODITE 8 Star-Kiowa(A-78) Kay Windy litter, 4 PJ 2 Vero, captured 1-1 1-4 30.71 the January One DREW FliteCLEAR I, selling to Phyllis Savill for TK ZEUS (A-59) 5 1 $6,000.

Runnerup Flying Far Cry 1-1 2 2-4 31.00 SET (littermate GAME PACE to Flying Halo and Duck Hunt) second and 1was CRAIGIE MUNCHran (A-84) 5 purchased 5 4 by Randy 3-7 31.21in Doubles LATE DRIVE ring for $7,000. The the auction CRAIGIE NATALIA (A-73) 7 other Flite I produced a rever3 3 3 4-7 1/2 31.25 sal ofGROUND that decision, as Berland’s SAVED Fly CARLOS Rainbow(A-68) Six (littermate4 to IOLA 6 Hunt and 31.28 Far Cry) 6 Halo, Duck 5 5-8 OFF LATE won in 30.33, while Rangel and CRAIGIE CALLEIGH (A-65)

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BestBet Jacksonville Greyhound Racing Stake January One Flite I Winner: PJ VERO VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, ABILENE, KS W.T.BK., M, 1/ 8/2015 IRUSKA ALL STAR-KIOWA KAY WINDY Kelly Clark (right) presents the trophy to Victor Rangel, Sr. and Josh Rangel for PJ Vero’s victory in the BestBet Jacksonville Greyhound Racing Stakes January One Flite I

HS Auction Co. Stake January One Flite II Winner: TB’S TITANIC TROY BIEHLE, THORNDALE, TX R., F, 1/ 1/2015 IRUSKA ALL STAR-TEMPO DEE OH GEE

Herminio Yanez accepts the trophy for TB’s Titanic’s victory in the HS Auction Co. Stake January One Flite II

South Florida Greyhound Association Stake January Two Main Winner: FLYING DUCK HUNT VINCE BERLAND, ABILENE, KS DK.BD., F, 1/25/2015 KIOWA MYTH-FLYING ASSASSIN

4 6 6-11 1/2 31.53 ON Bitterman’s PJ Viper (littermate RAIL LEEtoMARTY Vero D. andTANNER, Volcano)(TRENT ran second.

IRUSKA SWEET Six LUV) Fly Rainbow sold for $18,000

to Lester Raines, while Viper went to John Weber for $6,750.

Arkansas Greyhound Association Stake January One RACE 7 1. PJ LONESOMECHIEF R., M 1/8/2015 LONESOME CRY-FLYING CHIEFLAND VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, ABILENE KS (A-61) 2. TB’S GIGANTOR BD., M 1/1/2015 IRUSKAALL STAR-TEMPO DEE OH GEE TROY BIEHLE, THORNDALE TX (A-62) 4. IRON SKILLET BK., F 1/9/2015 CRY CALAVERAS-KB’S LALALOOPSY RAY WONG, BRENTWOOD TN (A-63) 5. SE’S DYNA WEST BK., M 1/29/2015 DYNA NALIN*-PWS MO SPECIAL STEVEN A. WARD, ELLIS KS (A-64) RACE 8 1. DANCIN MISTYRAIN R.BD.W., F 1/10/2015 EL PASSION-SL ASPEN PETER LIMMER, ROSEBUD TX (A-65) 2. FLYING HALO DK.BD., F 1/25/2015 KIOWA MYTH-FLYING ASSASSIN VINCE BERLAND, ABILENE KS (A-66) 4. SE’S TROPHY TEAR BD., F 1/25/2015 RED RANGER-TROPHY SNATCHER STEVEN A. WARD, ELLIS KS (A-67) RACE 9 1. SE’S TROPHY TOWN BD., M 1/25/2015 RED RANGER-TROPHY SNATCHER STEVEN A. WARD, ELLIS KS (A-68) 2. TEMPO SIZZLE BK., M 1/3/2015 KIOWA SWEET TREY-ATASCOCITA MIA TROY BIEHLE, THORNDALE TX (A-69) 4. HELLFIRE DAKOTA R., M 1/21/2015 FLYING CULLODEN-BI’S BEACH GIRL RAY WONG OR WOODALL RACING, INC., BRENTWOOD TN (S) RACE 10 1. FLY QUEENLATIFAH W.T.R., F 1/2/2015 LONESOME CRY-FLYING GLENDA VINCE BERLAND, ABILENE KS (A-70) 2. PJ VERO W.T.BK., M 1/8/2015 IRUSKAALL STAR-KIOWA KAY WINDY VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, ABILENE KS (A-71) 4. TEMPO STINGER R., F 1/3/2015 KIOWA SWEET TREY-ATASCOCITA MIA TROY BIEHLE, THORNDALE TX (A-72) RACE 11 1. FLYING FAR CRY W.T.BD., M 1/25/2015 KIOWA MYTH-FLYING ASSASSIN VINCE BERLAND, ABILENE KS (A-73) 2. TB’S TITANIC R., F 1/1/2015 IRUSKAALL STAR-TEMPO DEE OH GEE TROY BIEHLE, THORNDALE TX (A-74)

James Blanchard Jr. (right) presents the trophy to Vince Berland, Kelly Everett, Laurita Berland, Ramon Salinas and Luis Guzmann (kneeling)for Flying Duck Hunt’s victory in the South Florida Greyhound Association Stake January Two Main Southwest Florida Enterprises, Inc. Stake January Two Flite I Winner: FLY RAINBOW SIX VINCE BERLAND, ABILENE, KS W.T.BD., F, 1/25/2015 KIOWA MYTH-FLYING ASSASSIN

Shelley Bunch-Lake accepts the trophy for Fly Rainbow Six’s victory in the Southwest Florida Enterprises, Inc. Stake January Two Flite I

American Greyhound Council Stake January Two Flite II Winner: TEMPO SHIVER TROY BIEHLE, THORNDALE, TX BD., M, 1/ 3/2015 KIOWA SWEET TREY-ATASCOCITA MIA

Herminio Yanez accepts the trophy for Tempo Shiver’s victory in the American Greyhound Council Stake January Two Flite II

4. PJ VOLCANO W.T.BK., M 1/8/2015 IRUSKAALL STAR-KIOWA KAY WINDY VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, ABILENE KS (A-75) RACE 12 1. ALTO LUCKY PENNY BK., F 1/17/2015 TRENT LEE-BI’S DEVIL MAMA RUFUS TATUM, DALLAS TX (A-76) 2. TB’S COLOSSUS R., M 1/1/2015 IRUSKAALL STAR-TEMPO DEE OH GEE TROY BIEHLE, THORNDALE TX (A-77) 4. FLY FIRECRACKER R., F 1/3/2015 FLYING COAL CITY-FIRECRACKER SUE VINCE BERLAND, ABILENE KS (A-78)

South Florida Greyhound Association Stake January Two RACE 13 1. PJ VIPER BK., M 1/8/2015 IRUSKAALL STAR-KIOWA KAY WINDY VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, ABILENE KS (A-79) 2. TB’S KRAKEN R., M 1/1/2015 IRUSKAALL STAR-TEMPO DEE OH GEE TROY BIEHLE, THORNDALE TX (A-80) 4. FLYING DUCK HUNT DK.BD., F 1/25/2015 KIOWA MYTH-FLYING ASSASSIN VINCE BERLAND, ABILENE KS (A-81) RACE 14 1. TB’S GOLIATH BD., M 1/1/2015 IRUSKAALL STAR-TEMPO DEE OH GEE TROY BIEHLE, THORNDALE TX (A-82) 2. PJ VALKYRIE W.T.BD., M 1/8/2015 IRUSKAALL STAR-KIOWA KAY WINDY VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, ABILENE KS 4. FLY BATTLEFIELD R., M 1/25/2015 KIOWA MYTH-FLYING ASSASSIN VINCE BERLAND, ABILENE KS (A-83) RACE 15 1. SE’S TROPHY BIZZ BD., F 1/25/2015 RED RANGER-TROPHY SNATCHER STEVEN A. WARD, ELLIS KS (A-84) 2. ALTO MISS DUSTY BK., F 1/17/2015 TRENT LEE-BI’S DEVIL MAMA RUFUS TATUM, DALLAS TX (A-85) 4. EXPRESSO SHOT BK., F 1/9/2015 CRY CALAVERAS-KB’S LALALOOPSY RAY WONG, BRENTWOOD TN (A-86) RACE 16 1. SE’S TROPHY GIRL BD., F 1/25/2015 RED RANGER-TROPHY SNATCHER STEVEN A. WARD, ELLIS KS (A-87) 2. TEMPO SHIVER BD., M 1/3/2015 KIOWA SWEET TREY-ATASCOCITA MIA TROY BIEHLE, THORNDALE TX (A-88) 4. FLYING TUROK W.T.R., M 1/25/2015 KIOWA MYTH-FLYING ASSASSIN VINCE BERLAND, ABILENE KS (A-89)

JAN 1 Stake FINAL Race 7 FLYING HALO (A-66) 7 1 1-5 1-4 1-2 30.39 NEVER HEADED PJ VOLCANO (A-75) 8 3 2 2 2-2 30.55 RAIL DRIVE FLY FIRECRACKER (A-78) 2 4 3 3 3-6 30.80 STEADILY SE’S DYNA WEST (A-64) 1 5 5 4 4-14 1/2 31.49 RAIL BID FLY QUEENLATIFAH (A-70) 4 6 6 5 5-16 31.59 SAVED GROUND SE’S TROPHY TOWN (A-68) 5 2 4 6 6-21 31.87 SOME WIDE VINCE BERLAND, (KIOWA MYTH-FLYING ASSASSIN) JAN 1 Stake FLITE 1 Race 8 PJ VERO (A-71) 1 2 1-1 1-1 1-1 30.60 GAME WINNER FLYING FAR CRY (A-73) 2 1 2 2 2-1 30.69 THREAT THRUOUT IRON SKILLET (A-63) 4 3 3 3 3-8 31.15 CLOSE QUARTERS ALTO LUCKY PENNY (A-76) 8 5 5 5 4-16 1/2 31.78 EVENLY HELLFIRE DAKOTA (S) 5 4 4 4 5-17 1/2 31.85 EVENLY DANCIN MISTYRAIN (A-65) 7 6 6 6 6-20 1/2 32.04 CROWDED EARLY VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, (IRUSKA ALL STAR-KIOWA KAY WINDY) JAN 1 Stake FLITE 2 Race 9 TB’S TITANIC (A-74) 2 4 3 1-3 1-6 1/2 30.88 TOOK COMMAND SE’S TROPHY TEAR (A-67) 4 2 2 3 2-6 1/2 31.35 STEADY TRY TEMPO STINGER (A-72) 7 1 1-2 2 3-8 1/2 31.59 EARLY PACE SETTER TEMPO SIZZLE (A-69) 5 3 4 4 4-11 31.66 EVENLY TB’S GIGANTOR (A-62) 8 5 5 5 5-15 1/2 31.99 ON RAIL TB’S COLOSSUS (A-77) 1 6 6 6 6-17 1/2 32.12 NO THREAT TROY BIEHLE, (IRUSKA ALL STAR-TEMPO DEE OH GEE) JAN 2 Stake FINAL Race 10 FLYING DUCK HUNT (A-81) 8 2 2 1-3 1-9 30.14 WITH EASE SE’S TROPHY BIZZ (A-84) 1 5 4 4 2-9 30.79 DESPITE TROUBLE SE’S TROPHY GIRL (A-87) 2 6 5 5 3-10 1/2 30.88 HIT, CAME ON PJ VENUS (A-91) 7 4 3 3 4-11 30.93 FAIR EFFORT PJ FABULOUS (A-93) 5 1 1-1 2 5-13 31.06 SET EARLY PACE FLY BATTLEFIELD (A-83) 4 3 6 6 6-19 1/2 31.51 BLOCKED TURN VINCE BERLAND, (KIOWA MYTH-FLYING ASSASSIN) JAN 2 Stake FLITE 1 Race 11 FLY RAINBOW SIX (A-90) 1 1 1-2 1-4 1-6 30.33 DREW OUT PJ VIPER (A-79) 5 3 2 2 2-6 30.87 FINE TRY TB’S GOLIATH (A-82) 8 4 4 4 3-10 1/2 31.06 STEADY PACE EXPRESSO SHOT (A-86) 7 2 3 3 4-12 31.16 EARLY THREAT TEMPO SHIMMY (A-95) 4 6 5 5 5-15 31.40 OFF LATE FLYING TUROK (A-89) 2 5 6 6 6-17 31.54 SLOW START VINCE BERLAND, (KIOWA MYTH-FLYING ASSASSIN) JAN 2 Stake FLITE 2 Race 12 TEMPO SHIVER (A-88) 4 2 1-2 1-3 1-HD 31.58 HELD GAMELY DANCIN MISTYDAY (A-92) 1 1 2 2 2-HD 31.60 BOLDLY TB’S KRAKEN (A-80) 5 4 3 3 3-3 1/2 31.84 WELL UP ALTO MISS DUSTY (A-85) 7 3 5 5 4-4 31.87 EVEN GAIT SEMINOLE (A-94) 2 5 4 4 5-7 1/2 32.10 NO THREAT PJ VALKYRIE 8 SCRATCH TROY BIEHLE, (KIOWA SWEET TREY-ATASCOCITA MIA)

4 6 6-11 1/2 31.53 ON RACE 17 RAIL 1. FLY RAINBOW SIX W.T.BD., F 1/25/2015 TANNER, (TRENT LEE MARTY KIOWAD. MYTH-FLYING ASSASSIN IRUSKA SWEET LUV) VINCE BERLAND, ABILENE KS (A-90) 2. PJ VENUS W.T.BK., M 1/8/2015 IRUSKAALL STAR-KIOWA KAY WINDY VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, ABILENE KS (A-91) 4. DANCIN MISTYDAY R.W., F 1/10/2015 EL PASSION-SL ASPEN PETER LIMMER, ROSEBUD TX (A-92)

RACE 18 1. PJ FABULOUS W.BD., F 1/8/2015 LONESOME CRY-FLYING CHIEFLAND VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, ABILENE KS (A-93) 2. SEMINOLE F., M 1/21/2015 FLYING CULLODEN-BI’S BEACH GIRL RAY WONG OR WOODALL RACING, INC., BRENTWOOD TN (A-94) 4. TEMPO SHIMMY BK., F 1/3/2015 KIOWA SWEET TREY-ATASCOCITA MIA TROY BIEHLE, THORNDALE TX (A-95)

Again…so soon?

February

In the spring of 1974, David Hays did the unthinkable by having all five qualifiers in an NGA main-stake final.

While such a race might not be dramatic for race fans, it’s got to be a feeling of great accomplishment for the owner.

It took 41 years before another nominator could match that feat.

That happened last spring, when Jay Rangel and Paul Bitterman did it with six of their pups in the October Two finals.

Josh Rangel and Paul Bitterman accept the trophy for PJ Razor Edge’s victory in the D.N. Mattingly Memorial Stake February Main

Now it’s happened again—just a year later. And, as you likely would have expected, it was a repeat performance by the PJ juggernaut.

Can’t you just hear the famous Ronald Reagan quote about now?

“Well…there you go again.”

This time, for the RangelBitterman duo, it happened in the finals of the Meet’s youngest— and smallest—stake, the 23-pup February Stake. They pulled it off with six pups from four different litters (last year’s feat was with six pups from five different litters).

Winner of the event this year was PJ Razor Edge (Djays Octane-KB’s College Cat), who took his first round by 9 lengths in 30.66. In the final, he won by a length in 30.68.

Runnerup was PJ Constrictive (Djays Octane-San Tan Party On), whose sister, PJ Venomous (with a flashy 30.16 time in Round One), was fourth and brother, PJ Stormtrooper, was fifth. Third was PJ Deputy Brees (Djays OctaneSheriff Brees).

Three of the pups in the final sold in the ring. Stake winner PJ Razor Edge went to Norm Rader for $9,000, while runnerup PJ Constrictive sold to Jack Sherck for $7,750. Third-place finisher PJ Deputy Brees sold to Ellen Cobleigh for $5,500.

In the Flite I, Joe and Ashley Lail’s Unhinged (Stevie Pree-Roc A By Cheetos), who ran second to PJ Constrictive in the opening round, took home the trophy. Second was Vince Berland’s Kiowa Willow Boy (Lonesome Cry-Flying Verona), while Peter Limmer’s Dancin Absolut (El Passion-El Divas Domain) was third. Kiowa Willow Boy sold to Kelly Everett in the ring for $5,000, while Dancin Absolut went to Janice Dermott for $3,250.

D.N.Mattingly Memorial Stake February Main Winner: PJ RAZOR EDGE VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, ABILENE, KS W.T.BD., M, 2/16/2015 DJAYS OCTANE-KB’S COLLEGE CAT

Josh Rangel and Paul Bitterman accept the trophy for PJ Razor Edge’s victory in the D.N. Mattingly Memorial Stake February Main Concordia Tractor, Inc. Stake February Flite I Winner: UNHINGED JOE LAIL OR ASHLEY LAIL, ALVARADO, TX BD.W., M, 3/25/2015 STEVIE PREE-ROC A BY CHEETOS

Tami Rodda and Troy Leith (right) present the trophy to Ray Wong for Unhinged’s victory in the Concordia Tractor, Inc. Stake February Flite I

Greyhound Channel Stake February Flite II Winner: PJ HIDEOUT VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, ABILENE, KS BD., F, 2/ 1/2015 BLAZIN BLITZ-UCME RUN N HIDE

Nathan Martinez and Paul Bitterman accept the trophy for PJ Hideout’s victory in the Greyhound Channel Stake February Flite II

The Flite II victor was Rangel & Bitterman’s PJ Hideout (Blazin Blitz-Ucme Run N Hide). She was followed by Frankie Blue, from the Lails’ Stevie Pree litter, and Dancin Jackson, from Limmer’s El Passion litter.

PJ Hideout sold in the auction to Jay Childs for $5,000.

D.N. Mattingly Memorial Stake February RACE 1 1. DANCIN TEXAN BK., M 2/3/2015 LS JACK WILLIAMS-DANCIN INMIAMI PETER LIMMER, ROSEBUD TX (A-96) 2. INSANE BOLT BD.W., M 3/25/2015 STEVIE PREE-ROC A BY CHEETOS JOE LAIL OR ASHLEY LAIL, ALVARADO TX (S) 4. JS KICKINUPDUST DK.BD., M 2/5/2015 PAT C CLEMENT-JS CHERRY PITS SHANNON HENRY, SOLOMON KS (A-97) 5. PJ BACKINAFLASH BK., F 2/1/2015 TYRUR ALEX*-PACIFIC FLASH VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, ABILENE KS (A-98) RACE 2 1. FRANKIE BLUE R.W., F 3/18/2015 STEVIE PREE-ROC A BY JUBILEE JOE LAIL OR ASHLEY LAIL, ALVARADO TX (S) 2. JS PYRO BD., F 2/5/2015 PAT C CLEMENT-JS CHERRY PITS SHANNON HENRY, SOLOMON KS (A-99) 4. PJ STORMTROOPER BK.W.T., M 2/1/2015 DJAYS OCTANE-SAN TAN PARTY ON VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, ABILENE KS (A-100) 5. DANCIN ABSOLUT W.BK., F 2/5/2015 EL PASSION-EL DIVAS DOMAIN PETER LIMMER, ROSEBUD TX (A-101) RACE 3 1. PJ VENOMOUS R., F 2/1/2015 DJAYS OCTANE-SAN TAN PARTY ON VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, ABILENE KS (A-102) 2. PJ HIDEOUT BD., F 2/1/2015 BLAZIN BLITZ-UCME RUN N HIDE VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, ABILENE KS (A-103) 4. BALD FACED FLYER R.W., M 3/25/2015 STEVIE PREE-ROC A BY CHEETOS JOE LAIL OR ASHLEY LAIL, ALVARADO TX (S) 5. JS SKOAL RING BD., M 2/5/2015 PAT C CLEMENT-JS CHERRY PITS SHANNON HENRY, SOLOMON KS (A-104)

FEB 1 Stake FINAL Race 13 PJ RAZOR EDGE (A-109) 8 2 1-5 1-4 1-1 30.68 GAME WINNER PJ CONSTRICTIVE (A-107) 7 1 2 2 2-1 30.75 CLOSING GAP PJ DEPUTY BREES (A-111) 2 3 3 3 3-9 1/2 31.29 FAIR TRY PJ VENOMOUS (A-102) 5 4 5 4 4-11 31.44 IN TRAFFIC PJ STORMTROOPER (A-100) 4 5 4 5 5-16 1/2 31.83 IN TRAFFIC PJ BACKINAFLASH (A-98) 1 6 6 6 6-19 32.01 CROWDED FIRST TURN VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, (DJAYS OCTANE-KB’S COLLEGE CAT) FEB 1 Stake FLITE 1 Race 14 UNHINGED (S) 4 1 1-5 1-6 1-4 30.77 ALL THE WAY KIOWA WILLOW BOY (A-108) 8 2 2 2 2-4 31.07 BOLD BID DANCIN ABSOLUT (A-101) 1 3 3 3 3-7 1/2 31.31 ON RAIL KIOWA WELLINGTON (A-112) 2 5 5 4 4-11 31.54 CLOSE QUARTERS JS SKOAL RING (A-104) 7 4 4 5 5-15 1/2 31.87 NEVER UP INSANE BOLT (S) 5 SCRATCH JOE LAIL OR ASHLEY LAIL, (STEVIE PREE-ROC A BY CHEETOS) FEB 1 Stake FLITE 2 Race 15 PJ HIDEOUT (A-103) 1 1 1-1 1-3 1-8 30.87 GOING AWAY FRANKIE BLUE (S) 4 2 2 2 2-8 31.43 STEADILY DANCIN JACKSON (A-110) 8 3 3 3 3-10 31.58 FOLLOWED PACE JS KICKINUPDUST (A-97) 2 4 4 4 4-12 31.72 SAVED GROUND SPIETH (S) 7 SCRATCH PJ OREILLY (A-106) 5 SCRATCH VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, (BLAZIN BLITZ-UCME RUN N HIDE) FEB 1 Stake CONSLTN6 Race 21 JS SHOWMEDAMONEY (A-105) 2 2 1-2 1-3 1-5 1/2 31.02 EASILY BALD FACED FLYER (S) 5 4 3 3 2-5 1/2 31.42 LONG GAIN JS PYRO (A-99) 1 3 4 4 3-10 31.71 FOLLOWED PACE DANCIN TEXAN (A-96) 4 1 2 2 4-11 1/2 31.84 EARLY FACTOR SHANNON HENRY, (PAT C CLEMENT-JS CHERRY PITS)

RACE 4 1. JS SHOWMEDAMONEY BK., M 2/5/2015 PAT C CLEMENT-JS CHERRY PITS SHANNON HENRY, SOLOMON KS (A-105) 2. PJ OREILLY BK., F 2/16/2015 DJAYS OCTANE-KB’S COLLEGE CAT VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, ABILENE KS (A-106) 4. PJ CONSTRICTIVE BK.W.T., F 2/1/2015 DJAYS OCTANE-SAN TAN PARTY ON VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, ABILENE KS (A-107) 5. UNHINGED BD.W., M 3/25/2015 STEVIE PREE-ROC A BY CHEETOS JOE LAIL OR ASHLEY LAIL, ALVARADO TX (S) RACE 5 1. KIOWA WILLOW BOY BD., M 2/26/2015 LONESOME CRY-FLYING VERONA VINCE BERLAND, ABILENE KS (A-108) 2. PJ RAZOR EDGE W.T.BD., M 2/16/2015 DJAYS OCTANE-KB’S COLLEGE CAT VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, ABILENE KS (A-109)

4. SPIN OUT R., F 3/18/2015 STEVIE PREE-ROC A BY JUBILEE JOE LAIL OR ASHLEY LAIL, ALVARADO TX (S) 5. DANCIN JACKSON BD., F 2/5/2015 EL PASSION-EL DIVAS DOMAIN PETER LIMMER, ROSEBUD TX (A-110) RACE 6 1. PJ DEPUTY BREES R., M 2/5/2015 DJAYS OCTANE-SHERIFF BREES VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN, ABILENE KS (A-111) 2. KIOWA WELLINGTON BD., M 2/26/2015 LONESOME CRY-FLYING VERONA VINCE BERLAND, ABILENE KS (A-112) 4. SPIETH BD.W., M 3/25/2015 STEVIE PREE-ROC A BY CHEETOS JOE LAIL OR ASHLEY LAIL, ALVARADO TX (S)

Oh, so close!

Borchers Slack’s This marked the 20th straight year that the popular Mike Borchers 31.90 Stake has been offered at NGA meets.

Now called the Mike Borchers Memorial (following Mike’s passing a couple of years ago), the stake continues to be supported and funded by his family.

This time around, it nearly became historic for another reason.

Tony Leyva’s Beautiful Rose (Defrim Bale*-Go Bon Snooki) finished third with a 31.92 in the final—just 2 hundredths of a second away from

Lulu Leyva accepts the trophy for Beautiful Rose’s victory in the Borchers 31.90 Memorial Stake

a perfect 31.90 that would have garnered her the carryover purse of about $9,000. As you might expect, a collective groan was heard from the large Friday crowd when the time was announced.

Nevertheless, Rose still collected a nice win purse of $400 for her effort. But to have been just 2 hundredths of a second faster…!

This was the second closest any greyhound has come to winning the carryover money in the Borchers.

In Spring 2005, Gary Ballard’s SS Rio Cuervo posted a 31.89 to nearly win the prize, which was just over $4,000 then.

Actual winner of the race this spring, in a romp, was Flying Tonalist (KC And All-Flying Chattaroy), who won by 15 ½ lengths in a sharp 30.71—far too fast to threaten either the win purse or the huge carryover. Running second was Woodall Racing’s BL Big Johnson (Flying Westover-Who’s In There)—who also finished second in the Borchers’ stake with a 31.81 time—just 9 one-hundredths of a second away from paydirt.

Surprisingly, not one greyhound (with a total of 319 entered in the Track Stakes) charted a 31.90 in the opening round. In fact, the closest were 3 hundredths off the exact number—a 31.87 (by Tonalist) and a 31.93 (by Big Johnson). Never has the range of times that were posted been so wide as this spring, when even a 32.01 was good enough to make the top six finalists.

That first-round oddity, however, had no bearing on the final, when Beautiful Rose came oh, so close to the magic number.

The other special stake offered once again this spring was Steve Schlachter’s Best Of 4 Stake, featuring the six fastest fourth-place finishers of all ages in Round One. Winning the “hotbox consolation” this spring was another Leyva pup—Dangerous Bullet (Odd

Borchers 31.90 Memorial Stake Winner: BEAUTIFUL ROSE GREGORIO LEYVA, BURLINGAME, KS. BK., F, 8/5/2014 DEFRIM BALE*-GO BON SNOOKI

Lulu Leyva accepts the trophy for Beautiful Rose’s victory in the Borchers 31.90 Memorial Stake Slack’s Best of 4 Stake Winner: DANGEROUS BULLET GREGORIO LEYVA, BURLINGAME, KS F., M, 8/10/2014 ODD ULYSSES-EXPRESS MAIL

Steve Schlachter presents the trophy to Lulu Leyva for Dangerous Bullet’s victory in the Slack’s Best of 4 Stake

DEC 1 Stake BORCHERS Race 55 FLYING TONALIST (A-5) 4 1 1-6 1-8 1-15 1/2 30.71 ALL ALONE BL BIG JOHNSON (A-58) 8 3 2 2 2-15 1/2 31.81 GOOD TRY BEAUTIFUL ROSE (A-151) 1 2 3 3 3-17 31.92 BORCHERS WINNER RC FRENCHFRY (A-213) 7 4 4 4 4-18 32.00 EVENLY TB’S MELTDOWN (A-247) 2 6 6 5 5-25 32.49 CROWDED 1ST TURN KELSOS FLAGWAVER (A-156) 5 5 5 6 6-29 1/2 32.80 CROWDED EARLY VINCE BERLAND, (KC AND ALL-FLYING CHATTAROY) AUG/SEP 1 Stake SLACKS Race 46 DANGEROUS BULLET (A-114) 1 2 2 2 1-NS TB’S BEELA (A-272) 4 1 1-2 1-3 2-NS SE’S VENOM (A-54) 8 4 4 4 3-2 1/2 HI NOON CASANOVA (A-14) 2 3 3 3 4-2 1/2 WIKI SNOW WHITE (A-40) 5 5 5 5 5-9 1/2 JS LUCKY TURBO (A-198) 7 GREGORIO LEYVA, (ODD ULYSSES-EXPRESS MAIL)

31.07 31.08 31.26 31.27 31.73

FINAL STRIDE ALMOST HELD STEADY THREAT WELL UP FOLLOWED PACE SCRATCHED

Ulysses-Express Mail), an August 2014 male. He clocked 30.91 in the first round, then charged home in the stretch to win by a nose in 31.07 over Troy Biehle’s TB’s Beela (Tyrur Alex*-Blackjack Katon), a November pup. Third in the race was December pup SE’s Venom (Pat C Clement-Demo Classy), owned by Steve and Matthew Ward.

TB’s Beela was the only pup in the Slack’s or the Borchers to sell in the auction, going to Norm Rader for $1,250.

Special thanks go to Mike Borchers’ daughter, Melanie Beck, and to Steve Schlachter for adding to the excitement of the NGA’s semi-annual Meets and Track Stakes.

Borchers 31.90 Memorial Stake

RACE 55 1. BEAUTIFUL ROSE BK., F 8/5/2014 DEFRIM BALE*-GO BON SNOOKI GREGORIO LEYVA, BURLINGAME KS (A-151) 2. TB’S MELTDOWN W.BK., M 11/25/2014 TYRUR ALEX*-BLACKJACK KATON TROY BIEHLE, THORNDALE TX (A-247) 4. FLYING TONALIST W.T.F., F 12/13/2014 KC AND ALL-FLYING CHATTAROY VINCE BERLAND, ABILENE KS (A-5) 5. KELSOS FLAGWAVER F., M 8/28/2014 DJAYS OCTANE-KELSOS MARIGOLD JOHN W. KELLY, FARMINGDALE NJ (A-156) 7. RC FRENCHFRY R., F 10/23/2014 BONAFIDE TOP DOG-RC DADDY GIRL HAROLD E. HOLDING, COLWICH KS (A-213) 8. BL BIG JOHNSON W.R., M 12/20/2014 FLYING WESTOVER-WHO’S IN THERE WOODALL RACING, INC., KEOTA OK (A-58)

Slack’s Best of 4 Stake

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Doing the ‘Rumba’ at Dubuque DUBUQUE, Iowa – DS Rumba put the exclamation mark on opening day, Saturday, May 14, at the Iowa Greyhound Park by claiming the Inaugural Stakes with a gritty effort.

The performance came before “a full grandstand,” said IGP General Manager Brian Carpenter. “We are very happy with turnout and very happy with the results.”

The patrons were active participants while enjoying the 15-race card. by “Our handle, on Steve and off-track, totaled Sigafoose $77,399.50,” reported Director of Mutuels Jean Hallahan.

“That’s 75 percent better than last year.

Our crowd was very good.”

The amount is indeed impressive.

Talking late in the performance, the figure of $70,000 was tossed out and dismissed as too hopeful to be reached.

Among the happy folks was Xtrem Hess Racing trainer Brad Hess as he and his folks got to poise with DS Rumba for the trophy picture.

“I was delighted,” said Hess, “he got the one box on the draw, but, really so long as he can get a good break he can come.”

The veteran in the field, DS Rumba, a 67-pounder born Nov. 23, 2012 out of Djays Octane – DS Babe, knows how to run in good company.

He was a Grade A racer at Bluffs Run. This winter at Naples, Fla., he won a $20,000 stakes and was a finalist in a 3-8 mile stakes.

In the Inaugural, DS Rumba broke second behind Superior Rawlins

(Superior Kennel).

Rounding the first turn, DS Rumba kept to the rail and took the lead. Heading into the backstretch, Rumba maintained the lead while the challenger became JD Dignity (Stidham Racing, L.L.C.).

The pair had distance from the rest of the field and as the duo reached the far turn it was Dignity, working the outside, which pushed ahead for a head.

“I felt it was up for grabs,” said Hess. “The rail had not been good

People left to right: Brian Carpenter, Director of Racing; Jason Hess, Partner of Xtrem Hess Racing Kennel; Ashley Brooks, girlfriend of Jason; Haille, child of Jason Hess and Ashley Brooks; Chyenne Criswell, Friend of Jason Hess and Brad Hess; Zach Donath, Leadout; Mark Curtis, Jr., Racing Secretary; Brad Hess, Partner of Xtrem Hess Racing Kennel; Tracy Hess, Wife of Brad Hess; Taylor and Brayden, Children of Brad and Tracy Hess; Christopher Collins, Brother of Brad and Jason Hess; Tyler Dura, Nephew of the three brothers; Chey Kuriata, Assistant Trainer for the Xtrem Hess Racing Kennel.

and I felt for a moment he was beaten.”

Entering the top of the homestretch, JD Dignity swung a bit wide.

It gave DS Rumba a touch more running room and the veteran regained the lead. He pulled away slightly deep in the homestretch for an official winning margin of a length in a time of 31.29 seconds for the 5-16 mile.

“In that homestretch,” said Hess, “I knew he was going to win.”

JD Dignity had to settle for second, but was three lengths clear of AJ’s Callie (Jackson Greyhounds L.L.C.), who was the 2015 Iowa Breeders Cup winner at IGP. Running for the final positions came O Ya Spunky (Wayne R. Ward Inc.); Cardiac Kid (Copper Kettle) and JT’s Metallica (T And T).

Superior Rawlins suffered an injury and trailed.

For the patrons DS Rumba paid $9.40, $4.60 and $3.20. JD Dignity paid $10.20 and $6.00. AJ’s Callie paid $5.60.

The 1-3 quiniela paid $34.40. The 1-3-6 tri-box paid $156.00. The 1-36-5 .10 superfecta paid $56.37. The $1 pick 3 (1-6-1) paid $99.30.

War Bucks wins Maiden Debut DUBUQUE, Iowa – The second day of the 2016 season, Sunday, May 15, at the Iowa Greyhound Park mirrored opening day. IGP General Manager Brian Carpenter was delighted to report another packed grandstand.

On the track, the Xtrem Hess Racing L.L.C. Kennel came up a winner in the feature stakes race. After DS Rumba won Saturday’s Inaugural Strakes, XT’s War Bucks captured the Maiden Debut Stakes.

“I can get used to doing this,” said trainer Brad Hess with a chuckle about the post-race interview.

Just a step behind AT’s Blue Frog (T And T) out of the boxes, XT’s War Bucks quickly took the lead and never let go.

People left to right: Brian Carpenter, Director of Racing; Ashley “We have high hopes for him,” said Hess.

Brooks, girlfriend of Jason; Jason Hess, Partner of Xtrem Hess XT’s War Bucks is a 75-pounder born Oct. 9, 2014 Racing Kennel; Haille, child of Jason Hess and Ashley Brooks; out of the impressive Iruska All Star – Gable Karen litter. Cassandra Hillery, Leadout; Mark Curtis, Jr., Racing Secretary; “That’s a pretty good litter,” said Hess. “There are six Chey Kuriata, Assistant Trainer for the Xtrem Hess Racing in the litter and four or five are tough.”

Kennel; Brad Hess, Partner of Xtrem Hess Racing Kennel; War Bucks was tested throughout the race. As the Taylor and Brayden, Children of Brad Hess; Tami Ertl, Assistant field rounded the first turn Joe Caputo (Pat Collins & Trainer for T and T Kennel; Tracy Hess, wife of Brad Hess.

Melissa Schmidt) set up on War Bucks outside and just a length behind. The pair covered the backstretch matching strides.

“He did have pressure,” said Hess. “If the two (Caputo) “got by him, he could have beaten War Bucks.”

But it was XT’s War Bucks who made the move, pulling away a bit from the middle of the far turn on.

“At that point,” said Hess, “I was happy to see he was going to win.”

XT’s War Bucks won by three and a half lengths in a time of 31.20 seconds for the 5-16 mile course.

“Going to the boxes,” said Hess, “we felt whoever got the lead was going to win.”

Joe Caputo settled for second. He was two and a half lengths up on Boc’s E Trinket (Boeckenstedt) who rallied from breaking seventh to grab third place.

Jax Penny Lane (Jackson Greyhounds L.L.C.) faded a touch late in finishing fourth. Joes Littlepebble (Copper Kettle) rallied a bit to take fifth.

AT’s Blue Frog and Monkey Way (Clayton Black) slipped back after good breaks to finish sixth and seventh. Only seven greyhounds raced as Superior Shark (Superior) was a late scratch.

For the patrons XT’s War Bucks paid $9.00, $5.00 and $2.40. Joe Caputo paid $3.40 and $2.40. Boc’s E Trinket paid $2.20. The 2-5 quiniela paid $19.20. The 5-2-8 tri-box paid $49.10. The 8-6-A, 8-A-5 and A-6-5 $1 pick 3 paid $20.70. The 5-2-8-7 .10 superfecta paid $18.71.

2016 Stakes Schedule

January Derby Lane $8,000 Inaugural, Jan. 2

Jack's Timeless (Kiowa Sweet Trey-Jack's Jet) Palm Beach $50,000 He's My Man Classic, Jan. 16

Xtenshun (Talbon-Skul) Derby Lane $10,000 Matinee Idol, Jan. 18

Mac's Gossie (Defrim Bale*-Mac's Ruby Red) Daytona BetAmerica 550, Jan. 23

Need My Moneynow (No More Loving-Need A Date) Naples $20,000 Sprint Championship, Jan. 30

DS Rumba (Djays Octane-DS Babe) February Orange Park $20,000 bestbet Derby, Feb. 6

Hioctanebill (Djays Octane-KB's Firehawk) Palm Beach $50,000 James W. Paul Derby, Feb. 27

Ethel Is Here (Trent Lee-J's Aiyssa) March Derby Lane $64,000 Sprint Classic, Mar. 5

Lego Andrew (Kinloch Brae-Danicas Go Daddy) Naples Derby, Mar. 5

Mike Huckabee (Trent Lee-Twinkles) Orange Park $50,000 James J Patton Silver Cup, Mar. 12

LN Houdini (Vee Man Vane-RFB In Misery) Palm Beach $50,000 Arthur Rooney St. Pat's Inv., Mar. 12

Superior Tyson (Dragon Fire-Superior Date) Tri-State WV Bred Puppy Stake, Mar. 26

Mac's Olympia (Djays Octane-Mac's Needlenose) April Southland $20,000 Hound Madness Stake, Apr. 1

Boc's Tony Romo (Flying Penske-Boc's Slim N Fit) Orange Park Small Stake March Mayhem Finals, Apr. 2

Need My Moneynow (No More Living-Need A Date) Naples Marathon Championship, Apr. 2

Barts Risingstar (Buzz Around-Barts Marigold) Derby Lane $80,000 Distance Classic, Apr. 9

O Ya Cruiser Max (Defrim Bale*-Flop) Palm Beach $20,000 Bob Balfe Puppy Stake, Apr. 30

Flying Russian (BD's Grayson-Flying Rushin By) May Derby Lane $20,000 Gold Trophy Juvenile, May 7

Somerset Roy (Pat C Clement-Kentucky Jude) Orange Park Small Stake 770 Marathon Redo, May 7

Pat C Andre (Pat C Clement-Pat C Evermore) Southland $20,000 Spring Futurity Stake, May 7

JS Fast Phili (Pat C Clement-JS Victorious) Dubuque Inaugural, May 14

DS Rumba (Djays Octane-DS Babe) Dubuque Maiden Debut, May 15

XT's War Bucks (Iruska All Star-Gable Karen) Wheeling $150,000 National Futurity, May 29

Atascocita Sig (Kiowa Sweet Trey-Atascocita Dulce) Dubuque Memorial Sprint, May 30

UB Sir Mix Alot (Tyrur Alex*-USS Fine Touch)

June Derby Lane $8,000 T.L. Weaver Memorial, June 4

Husker Magic (Rhythmless-Casino Zada) Orange Park $15,000 Puppy Stakes, June 4

Pat C Outbounds (Pat C Valdes-Pat C Go Ahead) Southland $40,000 Razorback Classic, June 4

Mega Revelation (Bella Infrared-Primed AZ Mailie) Derby Lane $30,000 St. Petersburg Derby, June 25 Derby Lane $10,000 Derby Consolation, June 25 July Southland $50,000 Sprint Derby, July 1 Dubuque $30,000 King & Queen Stake, July 4 August Orange Park $20,000 Sprint Classic, Aug. 6 September Dubuque $30,000 Dubuque Course Classic, Sept. 2 Palm Beach $20,000 Gallagher/Kinnaird Puppy Stake, Sept. 5 Dubuque $30,000 Future Star Stake, Sept. 24 October Orange Park Small Stakes-Sprint, Oct. 1 Southland $1 million Festival of Stakes, Oct. 1

$150,000 Darby Henry Male Sprint

$150,000 Darby Henry Female Sprint

$100,000 Barry Baldwin Juvenile Sprint

$100,000 Ness Sechrest Middle Division

$100,000 Ansel Styles Marathon Division

$100,000 Glen Fenter Super Marathon Division

$100,000 Crittenden Super Sprint Division

$100,000 Arkansas Bred Sprint Division

$100,000 Arkansas Bred Futurity Division Dubuque Iowa Breeders Cup, Oct. 22 Dubuque $7,500 Iowa Bred Consolation, Oct. 22 Dubuque Secretary's Choice, Oct. 22 Dubuque Au Revoir, Oct. 22 November Orange Park $3,000 Small Stake 770, Nov. 25 December Orange Park Holiday 550 Small Stake, Dec. 10 Orange Park Holiday 660 Small Stake, Dec. 10 Orange Park Holiday 770 Small Stake, Dec. 10 Palm Beach $20,000 Dick Andrews Futurity, Dec. 26 All stake finals subject to change without notice. Contact individual racetracks for details. To add to the stake calendar contact the NGA: 785-263-4660, fax 785-263-4689, e-mail review@ ngagreyhounds.com.

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Pipe Down returns to old form

CTW Pipe Down broke in with a bang at Wheeling Island in the summer of 2014.

The sprinter won 16 out of 28 starts in his first six months of racing, including eight Grade AA races in a row in dominating fashion late in the year – victories by 12, 9 ½, 9, 6 ½, 5, 4 ½, 3 ½ and 1

½ lengths. The youngster was named to the 2014 all-Wheeling team.

Was Pipe Down in line to be the next Wheeling sprint superstar? Sure looked that way as he opened the 2015 racing campaign with 5 wins by and 2 seconds in Stan his first eight starts. Pawloski Unfortunately, the rest of 2015 turned into a roller coaster ride for Pipe Down, a November 2012 greyhound out of Trent Lee-CTW Powder Base.

In late February 2015, Pipe Down sustained an ankle sprain – sidelining the powerhouse for three months.

The sprinter spent most of his time off on Clear The Way Kennel operator David Peck’s farm in Texas, resting and rehabbing the injury.

“The ankle sprain was not serious, but we wanted to take our time bringing him back,” CTW Kennel trainer Patrick Bever said. “Our plan was to try to get Pipe Down back for the George Kellas Memorial Sprint Stakes in June.”

Pipe Down was able to return to Wheeling in time for the stakes event – making the final after a first, second and third in the qualifying rounds. In the July 5 final, Pipe Down reinjured

the ankle while finishing eighth.

For Pipe Down, it was off to Texas again for another rehab stint on Peck’s farm.

“It was a blow to the kennel, but we were optimistic he’d be able to come back again,” Bever said. “It was a frustrating injury – one a greyhound can come back from, but one that takes time to heal.”

Three months later, in early

October 2015, Pipe Down was back – finishing the year with 3 wins, 3 seconds, 2 thirds and 1 fourth in his last 13 starts. He looked like his old self in his last outing in December, winning by 7 lengths in a swift 29.41.

It was just a prelude of what was to come this year.

In the first five months of the 2016 racing season, Pipe Down has been on fire – 12 wins, 4 seconds, 3 thirds and 3 fourths in 24 starts. He was near the top of the track win leaderboard.

“He’s healthy, back in top form and looking like the pup we saw when he first broke in back in 2014,” Bever said. “He feels good, looks good and we are so glad to have him back in the kennel.”

Pipe Down opened 2016 with three straight impressive Grade AA Clear The Way Kennel’s CTW Pipe Down has rebounded this year at Wheeling Island after a roller coaster 2015 racing season. At the end of May, the sprinter was near the top of the track win leaderboard.

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NGA Board of Directors Meeting Minutes Spring 2016 Meeting of the NGA Board of Directors was called to order at 1:30 p.m., Monday, Apr. 25, 2016, in the NGA Conference Room in Abilene, KS, by Pres. Steve Gilster with the following members present: Gilster, Vice-Pres. Julia Ward, Fred Fulchino, Jay Childs, Jim Blanchard, Hal Gill, Lester Raines, Melvin Johnson and Leslie Csokasy. All present.

Minutes approved Blanchard moved to approve and waive the reading of the minutes to the last meeting, seconded by Gill. Motion carried unanimously.

Registrations Committee Report Secretary presented statistics showing registration trends for 2016 thus far: breedings down 16.5 percent and individuals down 16 percent. Track closures, and fear of track closures, were among the key reasons cited for the declines.

Board members discussed the new website, and how it has the potential down the road of streamlining some of the registration procedures for members. The Board also discussed the current fee structure for registrations.

The DNA and FI programs were also reviewed, with no action taken.

Membership Report With membership dues having been raised this year, the Board reviewed membership numbers. Current membership is at 1,085, down slightly from the previous year.

Nomination Committee Report Elections for Board seats this year will be in the “C” Districts. Deadline for nominations or declarations by incumbents is July 1.

Budget Committee Report Most recent balance sheet (through March) was reviewed and discussed

by Board members. Gilster, chairman

of the Budget Committee, reported on declines in registrations and income, and the concerns this is already raising. The Board spent a lengthy period discussing various ways to maintain the NGA budget’s stability—touching both on income (including fee structures, auction take-out, etc.) and expenses (reviewing numerous allocations and other cost-saving possibilities). Some of the suggestions will be revisited by the Board at the fall meeting.

The process of interviewing applicants for the office of NGA secretarytreasurer (with the current officer holder having recently announced plans to retire this summer) was discussed.

Interviews were held on Sunday and will resume on Tuesday. Board members agreed to accept a plan presented

by Pres. Gilster to retain the current secretary-treasurer on a consulting basis for a temporary period, as well as assisting and shadowing the eventual successor during the next NGA meet.

By-laws Committee Report The NGA’s Constitution & By-laws require that voting districts be reviewed for possible reapportionment every 10 years—2016 being the year mandated for such a review. Current rules require that all districts have a membership population that is no less than 50 percent or more than 150 percent of the average number of members per district for the year previous to reapportionment. Population totals from the end of 2015 were presented, showing all the districts meet the qualification.

However, District 1B (North Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, South Carolina, North Carolina Tennessee, Arkansas Virginia and Kentucky) is only three members shy of going over the maximum. It was noted that District 1B is expect-

ed to draw additional new members and will likely go over the maximum number allowed well before the next required year to reapportion (2026).

Consequently, Childs moved to transfer Arkansas from District 1B to adjacent District 2C (which has the lowest population of all nine districts).

Motion, seconded by Gill, carried unanimously (77 percent required for passage of any by-laws amendment, thus motion was approved).

At the request of Gill, a proposal to change the minimum number of required members constituting a quorum at any NGA meeting (Article V, Section 3. Quorum and Voting) will be on the agenda for the next Board meeting.

Hearing Hearing was called to order, with NGA attorney Mike Montoya and inspector Dallas Jenne present, for Luke Cullen, of Abilene. Cullen was also in attendance.

The hearing, approved by both the NGA’s Registrations Committee and Inspections Committee, had three components: Cullen’s record on delinquent registrations, two inspections this winter that did not pass muster with inspectors, and an inordinate number of written complaints stretching back several years.

With respect to the registrations issue—this reached a critical point in December when some of the pups from two litters were relocated to two different ownership parties. No whelping or litter reports had been submitted on either litter (one of them bred in May 2015, the other bred in July 2015), making it impossible for the other owners to individually register their pups.

Pups from one of the litters had not yet been tattooed. A strongly worded letter from NGA was sent to Cullen on

Dec. 23, demanding immediate action in getting the litters registered. This did not produce any results, nor did subsequent verbal admonitions from NGA representatives. Other pending and delinquent registrations remained outstanding, and submittal of some of these applications was made just prior to the hearing, earlier in April. Cullen said he’d given the whelping and litter forms to the other owners when the pups were divided. Secretary said that if the other owners had those forms, it was strange that they would keep inquiring with him as to the status of those registrations they felt were being submitted by Cullen.

An inspection of Cullen’s farm on Jan. 13 found the building where some of his greyhounds were kenneled to be in an unacceptable condition. He complied with the demand that the conditions where those greyhounds were being kept be rectified the next day.

But a follow-up inspection on Jan. 28 once again found the conditions unacceptable. Another follow-up soon after found the kennel in an acceptable condition.

Complaints involving various issues from various parties who’d been doing business with Cullen were reviewed. These complaints began in 2010, when Cullen was living in Oregon, and a significant number of such complaints had been received since that time. NGA requires written response within 10 days of any written complaints, and in many cases, Cullen had not responded in the timely manner prescribed. As a result, he was not in “good standing” much of the time—until a written response would finally be submitted. At the time of the hearing, Cullen was still not in “good standing” as there were still three complaints on file waiting for his written response (two of the complaints dating back to November, the third going back to December).

After a question-and-answer period involving all three issues, Cullen was excused from the hearing. The Board and Montoya discussed the situation

at length. Fulchino moved that Cullen be placed on probation for a six-month period; that he be given 45 days to submit all delinquent registration applications, fees and penalties—including the two involving the litters that were discussed in detail during the hearing; that he maintain his kennel and facility in an acceptable manner at all times; that any written complaints received

by NGA be responded to by Cullen in writing in the standard, allotted time (10 days); that in the event any of these terms or conditions are not abided by, that his suspension status shall automatically become an immediate revocation of membership and registry privileges. Motion, seconded by Childs, carried unanimously.

AGC Committee Report Gill reported on activities of the American Greyhound Council.

Minutes to the AGC’s last meeting, in March, were distributed to Board members. Next AGC board meeting will be during the NGA Fall Meet, on Oct. 13, in Abilene.

Adoption Committee Report Fulchino, chairman of the Adoption Committee, reported on plans and efforts to assist in the placement of greyhounds, should Tucson Greyhound Park permanently close its gates in the next couple of months.

The track has stated publicly that a safe transition will take place with respect to the greyhounds.

Legislative Committee Report Board members presented reports on legislative and track activities in their respective districts. Blanchard, while giving an update on Florida, said that lobbyist Jack Cory would be meeting with the Board and members on Wednesday.

Meeting was adjourned.

Meeting was reconvened on Wednesday, Apr. 27, at 8 a.m., with all members present.

National Meets Committee Scheduled Fall Meet dates (Oct. 10-15) were announced. Dates for the two meets in 2017 were scheduled for Apr. 24-29 and Oct. 9-14.

Secretary announced that Track Stake sponsorships at this meet exceeded $15,000.

Board members agreed to offer a standardized vaccination form on-line for Track Stakes nominators to use.

The form would be offered as a convenience, and not a mandatory item.

Public Relations Committee Report Janet Allen, chairman of the PR Committee, joined the meeting. NGA’s Lifetime Achievement Award was discussed; nominations will be reviewed for selection in the fall. The Meet’s banquet program was reviewed, and potential candidates for honorees this fall were discussed. After discussion, Gilster moved to change the banquet format for the Spring Meets whereby the Lifetime Achievement Award could be presented at that time, and the banquet would be more of a social time, with possible entertainment and/ or a video highlight program. Motion, seconded by Ward, carried unanimously. PR Committee would work on the details.

Csokasy reported on the progress with the new website and the e-mail blasts.

Auction Committee Report Childs, chairman of the Auction Committee, conveyed comments and opinions he’d received in the previous few days from buyers and sellers in the auction. Board members agreed with Childs’ recommendation to hold a scheduled meeting with buyers and nominators at the next meet in which opinions and ideas could be expressed and brought to the full Board.

Board members agreed to upgrade the computer system used for posting replays. This should allow a quicker posting of Track Stakes races on-line.

Facilities Committee Report Tom Taplin, committee chairman, and groundskeeper Dallas Jenne reported to the Board the projects completed for this meet, including the purchase of spare starting box springs from Dairyland. Jenne mentioned that the grandstand doors need sealing, and that additional gravel for the road

will likely be required. Gill moved to authorize the Facilities Committee to complete necessary upgrades in preparation for the Fall Meet. Motion, seconded by Blanchard, carried unanimously.

Track Maintenance Committee Report Jenne reported that preparation for the track had gone well this spring, and that most everyone seems pleased with the surface. He said additional sand, provided in the past by Don Ryan, will be required in preparation for the Fall Meet.

Inspections Committee Report Jenne reported on inspections made since the last Board meeting in October. Pending situations and complaints with respect to conditions and practices were reviewed and discussed by the Board. The Board recommended, when appropriate or necessary, photos be taken by inspectors to validate or confirm reports.

Stake Funding Program Board members reviewed current participation in the Stake Funding Program, which had been approved last year. Due to the level of participation, Gill moved to discontinue the program and refund all fees to the nominators.

Motion, seconded by Blanchard, carried unanimously.

Legislative (cont.)

Board members resumed their reporting on legislative activities in their districts. Tracy Wildey joined the meeting and presented a synopsis of developments in Kansas with regard to proposed legislation to bring racing back to the state.

Executive Session All other attendees were excused, and Board members went into executive session to discuss details of the hiring of a new secretary-treasurer.

(Postscript: final details regarding the hiring were approved after the meet, and Jim Gartland accepted the offer in early May. He is scheduled to join the NGA staff in June, with intent to assume the position of secretary-treasurer and executive director in July.)

Executive session was adjourned; Board meeting was adjourned.

Meeting was reconvened on Friday, Apr. 29, at 7:45 a.m.

Hall Of Fame Committee Report Hall Of Fame Pres. Tom Taplin reported on Hall Of Fame developments and decisions made at the HOF Board meeting on Wednesday. He said that Tuesday evening’s fund-raising

auction/dinner was another success, and will be offered again next spring.

He expressed appreciation for NGA’s financial support of the museum, and requested that support continue in the future.

Adoption (cont.)

Mike Kozzo, of California, appeared before the Board to advise them of his ability to haul greyhounds from Tucson to adoption groups in California, should that become necessary. Board members thanked him for his services and potential availability.

Authorization Ward moved to empower the board to take any necessary action during the interim period prior to the Fall Meet— whether by phone, e-mail, or fax vote—in accordance with the By-laws, with respect to any emergency situation that might arise. Motion, seconded by Blanchard, carried unanimously.

Final Adjournment There being no further business, Fulchino moved to adjourn, seconded

by Gill.

Meeting was adjourned.

Gary Guccione Sec.-Treas.

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NGA BUSINESS MEETING MINUTES Spring 2016 The NGA Spring Business Meeting was called to order by Pres. Steve Gilster at 1 p.m., Wednesday, Apr. 27, 2016, at the Greyhound Hall Of Fame in Abilene, with about 50 members in attendance.

Roll call was made by the Secretary.

Present were Pres. Gilster, Vice-Pres.

Julia Ward, other Board members Jay Childs, Jim Blanchard, Bob Rider, Hal Gill, Lester Raines, Melvin Johnson and Leslie Csokasy. All present.

Fulchino moved to accept and waive the reading of the minutes to the last meeting, as published in the Review.

Motion, seconded by Blanchard, carried.

In his report, Secretary presented a financial and registry-trend report for the first three months of this year compared with the same period in 2015.

Declines were noted with Individuals (16 percent), Breedings (16 percent), Transfers (20 percent), Whelpings (15 percent), Litters (29 percent), Penalties (14 percent), Initiations (52 percent).

Income was down 8 percent, while expenses were up 16 percent. Total assets were down 25 percent.

Secretary also made several announcements with respect to this meet (e.g., urging early submittal of

auction scratches, the banquet that evening honoring Bob and Luetta Rider, entry and consignment totals, etc.).

He said that track-stake sponsorships were more than $15,000 for this meet.

Finally, he concluded by summarizing the major decisions made by the Board thus far at the Spring Meet (see minutes to those meetings). He announced that the Fall Meet 2016 dates will be Oct. 10-15.

Bob Rider gave a salute to the Secretary, who will be resigning this summer after 45 years with NGA. Under legislative reports, Bob Hardison, president of the Iowa Greyhound Association, spoke on the upcoming Dubuque (the Iowa Greyhound Park) season. He said that efforts were being made to try and improve the live handle.

Doug Lawrence, lobbyist for the Kansas Greyhound Association, gave an update on legislation in Kansas that would bring racing back to the state.

Jack Cory, lobbyist for the Florida Greyhound Association, reported on FGA’s efforts to preserve live racing.

Grassroots efforts are vital throughout the year, including the present time, to continue winning the annual battle in Tallahassee against de-coupling.

Jay Childs reported on the plan in Texas to run a 36-day meet at the Valley starting in November, then to repeat at the other Texas tracks in subsequent years.

Steve Sarras reported on legislative matters in West Virginia and the ongoing effort of the kennel association to preserve live racing. He said that a new lobbyist is on board for the kennel association, and thanked all organizations and people who’d helped in the winning battle in the legislature earlier this year.

There was no old or new business.

Secretary was called to read the names of members and others in the sport who had passed away since the last meeting. Members stood for a moment of silence in remembrance of those individuals.

There being no other business, Gill moved to adjourn, seconded by Blanchard. Motion carried, and the meeting was adjourned.

Immediately following the meeting, Fulchino presented a video, produced by his son Nick, on the retiring secretary. Family, office staff and friends joined in a reception in his honor. (Many thanks to all!)

Gary Guccione Sec.-Treas.

SELECTING YOUR GREYHOUND’S NAME Naming is an important undertaking, and care should be used in selecting a name that will reflect good taste. No names are allowed that have a tendency to mislead the public as to the pup’s breeding or by a name similar in sound to a name previously registered, unless the Greyhound has been deceased for at least 10 years and was not used for breeding purposes.

Designations of “The,” “Jr.,” “Sr.,” “I,” “II,” etc. are not permitted, nor names that contain more than 16 letters, including spaces.

All names must be approved by the Keeper of the Stud Book.

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Naming is an important undertaking, and care should be used in selecting a name that will reflect good taste.

No names are allowed that have a tendency to mislead the public as to the pup’s breeding or by a name similar in sound to a name previously registered, unless the Greyhound has been deceased for at least 10 years and

IGP Announcer: Names are the game DUBUQUE, Iowa – A greyhound race begins when the boxes flip open.

However at the Iowa Greyhound Park

breaths are held and hearts skip a beat a second or two earlier when the patrons hear the oh-so-familiar voice of the public address announcer break out with “Julien is rocking and rolling!”

Thomas “TC” Christianson is in his element handling the microphone.

“I don’t want to be monotone,” by said TC. “I want to Steve make it sound like Sigafoose I’m in it just like those who are wagering.”

TC has been on the mike for 20

years. Prior that he was in radio and that’s really where the tale begins.

“In the early days,” explained TC, “all of my friends at WDBQ were doing it. One of them, Kent Leply, trained me and he reached a point where he was leaving the post.”

TC was invited in “along with three or four others one day. Each

Thomas Christianson – Iowa Greyhound Park Announcer

of us called two races. The next day they called me and said ‘let’s do it.’”

It was a learning experience for TC. “I had friends out the track but at the start I was not a greyhound person. I had to learn.”

Learn he did.

“Each performance,” said TC, “I check with the trainers. I want to make sure about any names that are unusual.”

Calling a greyhound race is not easy. How much information and what kind of information can TC get into 30 seconds is a project.

“I am a fan in the stands,” said TC. “I call the race like that.

“The opening of the race, I call all eight numbers. In the backstretch, I call the top four by names. For the four, you can call them by their names, anyone can just call numbers.

“At the top of the homestretch, I make another call.”

It is not just numbers and names.

“I let the patrons know if the leaders are eyeball to eyeball,” said TC. “Or it might be ground pounding action or it’s a traffic jam out there.

“It makes it sound like I’m in it.”

But at the finish line “I never call them,” said TC. “I let the camera do that.”

When not at the mike, TC stays plenty busy doing at lot of the radio spots and marketing promotions in addition to other chores around the racing office.

Now getting back to Julien.

“Our lure did not have a name,” remembered TC. “When we joined the simucasting (General Manager) Brian (Carpenter), who is as good

a boss as you could want, said we needed to have a name for the lure.

Well fine, but in talking it over names like “Sparky” were quickly tossed out. Somehow Julien popped up. Why Julien? It turns out Dubuque was founded by Julien Dubuque.

That decided TC wasn’t going to settle with a simple “here comes Julien.”

“I’ll do a Julien is rolling on or Julien is smoking or Julien is doing

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the electric slide to get the races started,” said TC. Not a youngster TC sees no end to his career at Iowa Greyhound Park.

“I’m here until the last greyhound runs.”

Postscript

I promised TC a plug as he is getting back in the business that is his first love - radio. Starting July 23 TC will host the Saturday Night Cruise from 7 p.m. to midnight on KDTH

1370 AM in Dubuque. He will be on live playing the music from the ’50s, ’60s and early ’70s. It will also be streamed on the internet.

“I’m really excited to be doing the show,” said TC, “and obviously the time slot does not interfere with the Saturday matinee sessions at Iowa Greyhound Park.”

With the show Julien will really be rocking and rolling.

All-Time Leading Race Winners

Wins

1. JR’s Ripper ..................... 143 2. Indy Ann ........................ 137 Happy Voyage ................. 137 4. JJ Littlerichard................ 132 5. L.L.’s Doug..................... 128 6. JJ Doc Richard ............... 123 WW Headliner ................ 123 8. LD’s Bahama .................. 121 9. Sarah Cap ....................... 120 JL Rat ............................. 120 11. Okie Bootsy .................... 118 Darius Stone ................... 118 13. Miss Whirl ...................... 115 Algoa Boss ...................... 115 15. Marathon Hound ........... 113 Gilded Sherry.................. 113 17. Friend Delilah................. 112 IR’s Gambler .................. 112 Fortress Blue ................... 112 20. JW Rocket One ............... 111 21. TK’s Macho Mutt........... 109 Frontier TJ DJ ................ 109 Mo Kick ......................... 109 My Mr. Peabody ............. 109 Hometown Scott ............. 109 26. Lurcher Boy .................... 107 Westy Whizzer ................ 107 Most Certain Lee ............ 107 JK’s Blue Cougar ............ 107 Lady Quick ..................... 107 31. Pat C Yetter .................... 106 Coldwater Torres............. 106 33. Carbon Cry ..................... 105 34. MC’s Harvey S................ 104 35. My Problem .................... 103 Holy Tera ........................ 103 Leo’s Midas .................... 103 JR’s Big Chief ................. 103 39. Big Gossip ...................... 102 RB’s Ruler....................... 102

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JL Gater Aid................... 102 MJ Erin Shea .................. 102 Mindless ......................... 102 Husker Magic ................. 102 * Something Velvet ............ 101 M’s Bon Gee ................... 101 Silent Power .................... 101 RC’s Sorcerer .................. 101 Sox Hunter ..................... 100 Picki Princess .................. 100 BW's Unida..................... 100 Beach Comber ..................99 Caravan Hildie ..................99 K.A. Clover ......................98 Perceive .............................98 Tracy’s Fantasy .................98 Casual Casey ....................98 Kiowa Willowwisp ............98 EP’s Yar Yar .....................97 Okie Quanah.....................97 CND Cutter ......................97 DD’s Nelson .....................96 Mohican Prize ..................96 Kiowa Day Jazz ................96 Cut Off .............................95 GH’s Jessica ......................95 Thunder Streak .................95 JJ Blue Dancer ..................95 MX Titan..........................94 Patsy Fagen .......................94 Marine Trader...................93 Fiesta Forever ...................93 SC Fran ............................93 Mocan Try ........................93 Flupsacrackerbox..............93 Paso Jesse..........................92 Bert Blurt ..........................92 Soft Seventeen...................92 DV's Midnight ..................92 Gifted Trey........................92

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Wins

JNJ Silverbullet ................. 92 82. EK Maedarling ................. 91 Wigwam Hoss .................. 91 84. Stage Door Ace.................90 Oneco Burntoast ...............90 KB's Like A Fox ...............90 * 87. Rock A Dee ......................89 A And W’s Moon .............89 Boligee Nicky....................89 Clever Corbin ...................89 Be Discrete........................89 92. JBW Star ..........................88 93. Kathi Hoss ........................87 BL’s Jacob .........................87 Sweet Theme .....................87 LD’s Kokomo ...................87 Senator Geller ...................87 98. Ripley Cry ........................86 Greys Pepe Lapue .............86 Early Action .....................86 Pazzo Swoosh ...................86 Burt Road .........................86 WW Time Warp................86 104. Pat C Clement...................86 LB Horizon.......................85 Classical Act .....................85 Desert Fire ........................85 He’s My Man ....................85 Grey’s Beaver ....................85 Pat C Rendezvous .............85 Big Boy Baggio .................85 Beams Full Moon .............85 Kiowa Chippewa ..............85 114. Mc’s Grandmaster ............84 Reb’s Marvin ....................84 Sir Marcus ........................84 CT Buck Wild..................84 118. Daymaker .........................83 Homspun Rowdy ..............83 Midland Miss....................83

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Wins

Montague Friend ..............83 Unruly ..............................83 Peg’s Triple........................83 Runaround Sue .................83 Kid Creole ........................83 Greys Wild Dream ............83 ML Dusty Trail.................83 My Boy Willie ...................83 Tomoka Penny ..................83 Tanner Hyde .....................83 Tipsy Character ................83 Kay V Tatoo Tony ............83 GS Uncle Henry ...............83 134. Havencroft ........................82 Hustling Dot .....................82 L.D.’s Dot .........................82 Oklahoma Gunner ............82 Preston Adams..................82 Skimpy Skamp ..................82 Romar Kracker .................82 Fine Timing ......................82 SMA’s Lyle ........................82 Hey Deputy Howie ...........82 Mega Questa .....................82 145. Loxahatchee Dash ............81 Tame Game ......................81 EM’s I’m A Rebel .............81 SJ Jazz ..............................81 149. Jamie’s Lane......................80 RB’s Bounty......................80 Hang On To Win ..............80 Ben G Desire ....................80 Betty N Ed ........................80 Coldwater Konow .............80 Simoom ............................80 L.L.'s Dixie .......................80 Greys Swing Gate .............80 ...........................*Still Active Through June 5,, 2016

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Wins

1. JR’s Ripper...................... 143 2. Indy Ann......................... 137 Happy Voyage.................. 137 4. JJ Littlerichard................. 132 5. L.L.’s Doug...................... 128 6. JJ Doc Richard................ 123 WW Headliner................. 123 8. LD’s Bahama................... 121 9. Sarah Cap........................ 120 JL Rat.............................. 120 11. Okie Bootsy..................... 118 Darius Stone.................... 118 13. Miss Whirl....................... 115 Algoa Boss....................... 115 15. Marathon Hound............ 113 Gilded Sherry.................. 113 17. Friend Delilah.................. 112 IR’s Gambler................... 112 Fortress Blue.................... 112 20. JW Rocket One................ 111 21. TK’s Macho Mutt............ 109 Frontier TJ DJ................. 109 Mo Kick.......................... 109 My Mr. Peabody.............. 109 Hometown Scott.............. 109 26. Lurcher Boy..................... 107 Westy Whizzer................. 107 Most Certain Lee............. 107 JK’s Blue Cougar............. 107 Lady Quick...................... 107 31. Pat C Yetter..................... 106 Coldwater Torres............. 106 33. Carbon Cry...................... 105 34. MC’s Harvey S................. 104 35. My Problem..................... 103 Holy Tera......................... 103 Leo’s Midas..................... 103 JR’s Big Chief.................. 103 39. Big Gossip....................... 102 RB’s Ruler........................ 102

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JL Gater Aid.................... 102 MJ Erin Shea................... 102 Mindless.......................... 102 Husker Magic.................. 102 * 45. Something Velvet............. 101 M’s Bon Gee.................... 101 Silent Power..................... 101 RC’s Sorcerer................... 101 49. Sox Hunter...................... 100 Picki Princess................... 100 BW's Unida..................... 100 52. Beach Comber................... 99 Caravan Hildie................... 99 54. K.A. Clover....................... 98 Perceive.............................. 98 Tracy’s Fantasy.................. 98 Casual Casey..................... 98 Kiowa Willowwisp............. 98 59. EP’s Yar Yar...................... 97 Okie Quanah..................... 97 CND Cutter....................... 97 62. DD’s Nelson...................... 96 Mohican Prize................... 96 Kiowa Day Jazz................. 96 65. Cut Off.............................. 95 GH’s Jessica....................... 95 Thunder Streak.................. 95 JJ Blue Dancer................... 95 69. MX Titan........................... 94 Patsy Fagen........................ 94 71. Marine Trader.................... 93 Fiesta Forever.................... 93 SC Fran............................. 93 Mocan Try......................... 93 Flupsacrackerbox............... 93 76. Paso Jesse........................... 92 Bert Blurt........................... 92 Soft Seventeen.................... 92 DV's Midnight................... 92 Gifted Trey........................ 92

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JNJ Silverbullet.................. 92 82. EK Maedarling.................. 91 Wigwam Hoss................... 91 84. Stage Door Ace................. 90 Oneco Burntoast................ 90 KB's Like A Fox............. ...90 * 87. Rock A Dee....................... 89 A And W’s Moon.............. 89 Boligee Nicky..................... 89 Clever Corbin.................... 89 Be Discrete......................... 89 92. JBW Star........................... 88 93. Kathi Hoss......................... 87 BL’s Jacob.......................... 87 Sweet Theme...................... 87 LD’s Kokomo.................... 87 Senator Geller.................... 87 98. Ripley Cry......................... 86 Greys Pepe Lapue.............. 86 Early Action...................... 86 Pazzo Swoosh.................... 86 Burt Road.......................... 86 WW Time Warp................. 86 104. Pat C Clement.................... 86 LB Horizon....................... 85 Classical Act...................... 85 Desert Fire......................... 85 He’s My Man..................... 85 Grey’s Beaver..................... 85 Pat C Rendezvous.............. 85 Big Boy Baggio.................. 85 Beams Full Moon.............. 85 Kiowa Chippewa............... 85 1 14. Mc’s Grandmaster............. 84 Reb’s Marvin..................... 84 Sir Marcus......................... 84 CT Buck Wild.................. 84

118. Daymaker.......................... 83 Homspun Rowdy............... 83 Midland Miss.................... 83

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Montague Friend............... 83 Unruly............................... 83 Peg’s Triple......................... 83 Runaround Sue.................. 83 Kid Creole......................... 83 Greys Wild Dream............. 83 ML Dusty Trail.................. 83 My Boy Willie.................... 83 Tomoka Penny................... 83 Tanner Hyde...................... 83 Tipsy Character................. 83 Kay V Tatoo Tony............. 83 GS Uncle Henry................ 83 134. Havencroft......................... 82 Hustling Dot...................... 82 L.D.’s Dot.......................... 82 Oklahoma Gunner............. 82 Preston Adams.................. 82 Skimpy Skamp................... 82 Romar Kracker.................. 82 Fine Timing....................... 82 SMA’s Lyle......................... 82 Hey Deputy Howie............ 82 Mega Questa...................... 82 145. Loxahatchee Dash............. 81 Tame Game....................... 81 EM’s I’m A Rebel.............. 81 SJ Jazz............................... 81 149. Jamie’s Lane....................... 80 RB’s Bounty....................... 80 Hang On To Win............... 80 Ben G Desire..................... 80 Betty N Ed......................... 80 Coldwater Konow.............. 80 Simoom............................. 80 L.L.'s Dixie........................ 80 Greys Swing Gate.............. 80

............................*Still Active Through June 5,, 2016

Results of the NGA Spring Meet Auction Spring Meet 2016 Brood Auction Results

1 TIGER IN WOODS (FLYING PENSKE-FLYING EXQUISITE) F 10/ 2/2009 VINCE BERLAND Jerry Barber, $3,000.00 2 MV’S MOTOROLA (KIOWA SWEET TREY-FLYING REAL TIME) F 6/26/2009 VINCE BERLAND Leslie Csokasy, $1,000.00 3 WW’S RAINBOW (WW GALE TRADE-WW’S SHAMROCK) F 6/20/2011 H. HAL GILL Passed No Bid 4 MV’S SAMSUNG (KIOWA SWEET TREY-FLYING REAL TIME) F 6/26/2009 VINCE BERLAND Passed No Bid 5 FLYING SNOOKI (NMS SWEET THING-FLYING MANCINI) F 8/26/2011 VINCE BERLAND Passed No Bid 6 KELLS CINDERELLA (YAHOO OMAR-HARMONY LANE*) F 7/16/2011 JOHN DALTON Victor Jay Rangel, $2,000.00 7 ROC A BY DANCER (KIOWA SWEET TREY-FLYING EMOTION) F 1/30/2010 VINCE BERLAND Passed No Bid 8 BUMBLEBEE DRIVE (RHYTHMLESS-BURGUNDY DRIVE) F 1/27/2012 TONY MILLS Victor Jay Rangel, $6,000.00

RACING STOCK AUCTION

Price Spring 2002 Fall 2002 Spring 2003 Fall 2003 Spring 2004 Fall 2004 Spring 2005 Fall 2005 Spring 2006 Fall 2006 Spring 2007 Fall 2007 Spring 2008 Fall 2008 Spring 2009 Fall 2009 Spring 2010 Fall 2010 Spring 2011 Fall 2011 Spring 2012 Fall 2012 Spring 2013 Fall 2013 Spring 2014 Fall 2014 Spring 2015 Fall 2015 Spring 2016

Since 2002

No. No. Total Average Consigned Sold Intake 606 673 632 712 623 816 573 835 528 742 521 608 477 709 548 436 352 423 258 462 301 348 273 411 368 450 342 432 277

142 148 134 170 174 168 173 176 188 188 169 162 178 205 156 122 123 127 111 172 156 154 146 197 200 166 155 127 102

$971,300 $1,073,350 $1,024,250 $1,105,800 $1,173,250 $1,184,550 $1,255,100 $1,185,250 $1,402,300 $1,295,000 $1,572,450 $1,158,900 $1,327,250 $1,044,950 $920,800 $622,500 $764,700 $702,450 $745,550 $912,100 $1,105,750 $998,600 $1,093,850 $1,406,150 $1,525,650 $1,081,200 $1,453,350 $1,037,350 $911,900

$6,840 $7,252 $7,643 $6,504 $6,742 $7,050 $7,254 $6,734 $7,459 $6,888 $9,304 $7,153 $7,456 $5,097 $5,902 $5,102 $6,217 $5,531 $6,717 $5,303 $7,088 $6,484 $7,492 $7,138 $7628 $6,513 $9,376 $8,168 $8,940

9 FLYIN CHARDONNAY (FLYING HYDROGEN-DALCASH VINTAGE*) F 2/11/2008 VINCE BERLAND Passed No Bid 10 ART WORK (-) DONALD OR JOY BURK Kate Bartley ($350) 11 SUPER FANTASTIC (KIOWA SWEET TREY-BAYSUPERSTITIOUS) F 8/20/2010 VINCE BERLAND Passed No Bid 12 CLEVER SARA (FLYING HYDROGEN-KIOWA CLEVERGIRL) F 9/22/2010 VINCE BERLAND Susan Johnson, $1,750.00 13 KELLS ALABAMA (KIOWA SWEET TREY-TOO LATE) F 6/15/2011 JOHN DALTON Larry Pollard, $3,500.00 14 FLYING UNREST (BD’S GRAYSON-FLYING JOPLIN) F 1/25/2012 VINCE BERLAND Passed ($750) 15 FLYING WIKIPEDIA (FLYING COAL CITY-FLYING ROUGE) F 5/10/2013 VINCE BERLAND Byron Jay Childs, $750.00 16 HI NOON G WHIZ (LONESOME CRY-HI NOON CATWOMAN) F 9/ 9/2008 CHARLES HALIBURTON, III Passed No Bid

BROOD STOCK AUCTION

Price Spring 2002 Fall 2002 Spring 2003 Fall 2003 Spring 2004 Fall 2004 Spring 2005 Fall 2005 Spring 2006 Fall 2006 Spring 2007 Fall 2007 Spring 2008 Fall 2008 Spring 2009 Fall 2009 Spring 2010 Fall 2010 Spring 2011 Fall 2011 Spring 2012 Fall 2012 Spring 2013 Fall 2013 Spring 2014 Fall 2014 Spring 2015 Fall 2015 Spring 2016

Since 2002

No. No. Total Average Consigned Sold Intake 62 80 63 97 83 111 60 67 45 37 44 98 50 74 31 15 6 6 10 35 10 23 31 62 44 87 52 34 28

45 47 36 58 38 35 35 27 22 18 22 50 28 37 13 1 6 3 9 25 5 19 28 47 33 48 29 16 9

$100,000 $87,800 $63,000 $116,500 $78,300 $35,600 $62,400 $58,050 $33,600 $36,000 $64,000 $75,350 $51,850 $46,050 $31,350 $1,300 $8,500 $3,700 $16,300 $40,200 $14,950 $47,750 $65,250 $115,950 $102,700 $87,850 $54,500 $30,600 $21,750

$2,222 $1,868 $1,750 $2,008 $2,060 $1,017 $1,782 $2,150 $1,527 $2,036 $2,909 $1,507 $1,851 $1,244 $2,411 $1,300 $1,416 $1,233 $1,811 $1,608 $2,990 $2,513 $2,330 $2,467 $3,112 $1,830 $1,850 $1,912 $2,416

17 CV NYLAS ANGEL (PLUTO TYME-FLYING AERONAUT) F 8/19/2013 VINCE BERLAND OR CRAIG E. SMITH Passed No Bid 18 FLYING VERONA (DRAGON FIRE-FLYING JOPLIN) F 9/ 5/2010 VINCE BERLAND Passed No Bid 19 BLUEPRINT CAT (TRENT LEE-GILDED MEMORY*) F 5/30/2009 JOHN DALTON Victor Jay Rangel, $3,000.00 20 FRAMED ART WORK (-) DONALD OR JOY BURK Edward Bolton ($50) 21 FLYIN INTERSTATE (FLYING COAL CITY-KB’S ROCKY ROAD) F 12/24/2012 VINCE BERLAND Passed No Bid 22 OUTSIDER (MI DESIGNER-SOFT TRENT) F 12/24/2010 TIM ERTL OR VINCE BERLAND Passed No Bid 23 GABLE GO ANNIE (GABLE WYATT-RJ’S B DOG) F 11/18/2009 JOHN DALTON Passed No Bid 24 FLYING NINJA (FLYING PENSKE-FLYING CLARET) F 3/24/2012 VINCE BERLAND Passed No Bid 25 FLYING RAMONES (DRAGON FIRE-KAY V SAY WHO) F 3/ 7/2011 VINCE BERLAND Passed No Bid 26 JB’S FERRARI (DRAGON FIRE-FLYING MONA LISA) F 6/26/2010 ASHLEY BERLAND Passed No Bid 27 FLYING MEG PEG (KIOWA SWEET TREY-KIOWA PENSKE FLY) F 3/ 5/2009 VINCE BERLAND Passed No Bid 28 SUGAR CUBE DRIVE (MOLOTOV-MY SUGAR DRIVE) F 4/ 4/2009 VINCE BERLAND Frederick Fulchino, $750.00

Spring Meet 2016 Race Auction Results

1 SE’S WEPON X (PAT C CLEMENT-DEMO CLASSY) M 12/13/2014 STEVEN A. WARD OR MATTHEW WARD Purchaser: Terry Scott, $13,000.00 2 WIKI HUNTSMAN (BD’S HERBY-WW’S WIND DRIFT) M 12/ 1/2014 COLEEN PACE Purchaser: Scratched 3 HAMEL (BARCELONA BOSS-WINDY STAR) M 12/ 2/2014 DAVID STRONG OR ALAN MURRAY Purchaser: (Passed ($1,250) 4 PJ WE FLY HIGH (DJAYS OCTANE-PJ JUNKINDATRUNK) F 12/ 9/2014 VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN Purchaser: Scratched 5 FLYING TONALIST (KC AND ALL-FLYING CHATTAROY) F 12/13/2014 VINCE BERLAND Purchaser: Passed ($6,250) 6 ALTO TEXAS DJ (DJAYS OCTANE-SUNSAND FANNYMAY) M 12/ 8/2014 RUFUS TATUM Purchaser: Passed No Bid 7 PJ GOTTA LOTTA (DJAYS OCTANE-PJ JUNKINDATRUNK) M 12/ 9/2014 VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN Purchaser: Rodney Cooley, $38,000.00 8 FLYING HEMSWORTH (KIOWA MYTH-FLYING NICOLA) M 12/11/2014 VINCE BERLAND Purchaser: Passed ($12,000)

9 RC DIRTY TAIL (WMS CASTAWAY-RC HIEDI HO) F 12/13/2014 HAROLD E. HOLDING Purchaser: Scratched 10 SE’S DAREDEVIL (PAT C CLEMENT-DEMO CLASSY) M 12/13/2014 STEVEN A. WARD OR MATTHEW WARD Purchaser: Steve Sarras, $16,000.00 11 SE’S PUNISHER (PAT C CLEMENT-DEMO CLASSY) M 12/13/2014 STEVEN A. WARD OR MATTHEW WARD Purchaser: Scratched 12 PJ HIGH POWERED (DJAYS OCTANE-PJ JUNKINDATRUNK) M 12/ 9/2014 VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN Purchaser: Passed ($10,500) 13 CYNOSURE (BARCELONA BOSS-WINDY STAR) F 12/ 2/2014 DAVID STRONG OR ALAN MURRAY Purchaser: Passed ($1,250) 14 HI NOON CASANOVA (KIOWA SWEET TREY-HI NOON ASSETS) M 12/ 3/2014 CHARLES HALIBURTON, III Purchaser: Scratched 15 FLYING PITBULL (BD’S GRAYSON-FLYIN BARNBURNER) M 12/ 1/2014 VINCE BERLAND Purchaser: Passed No Bid 16 RC MITCH (WMS CASTAWAY-RC HIEDI HO) M 12/13/2014 HAROLD E. HOLDING Purchaser: Scratched 17 FLYING INNATE (FLYING HYDROGEN-FLYING ARDEN) F 12/12/2014 VINCE BERLAND Purchaser: Scratched 18 PJS SHUT IT DOWN (DJAYS OCTANE-SR MIDNIGHT MOON) M 12/ 1/2014 S. RANGEL, V. RANGEL OR P. BITTERMAN Purchaser: Thomas Ferris, $50,000.00 19 WIKI WILDLING (BD’S HERBY-WW’S WIND DRIFT) F 12/ 1/2014 COLEEN PACE Purchaser: Scratched 20 NOELANI (BARCELONA BOSS-WINDY STAR) F 12/ 2/2014 DAVID STRONG OR ALAN MURRAY Purchaser: James E. Blanchard, $5,250.00 21 PJS LETMELOOSE (DJAYS OCTANE-SR MIDNIGHT MOON) M 12/ 1/2014 S. RANGEL, V. RANGEL OR P. BITTERMAN Purchaser: Rodney Cooley, $10,000.00 22 PJS RUNAWAYTRAIN (DJAYS OCTANE-SR MIDNIGHT MOON) F 12/ 1/2014 S. RANGEL, V. RANGEL OR P. BITTERMAN Purchaser: Passed ($3,500) 23 KIOWA NICE N BIG (FLYIN MAN OF GOD-FLYING BEREA) M 12/ 9/2014 VINCE BERLAND Purchaser: Passed No Bid 24 DEMETER (BARCELONA BOSS-WINDY STAR) M 12/ 2/2014 DAVID STRONG OR ALAN MURRAY Purchaser: Passed ($5,500) 25 ALTO ELECTRIC (DJAYS OCTANE-SUNSAND FANNYMAY) F 12/ 8/2014 RUFUS TATUM Purchaser: Passed ($1,250) 26 ALTO WHITE DOVE (DJAYS OCTANE-SUNSAND FANNYMAY) F 12/ 8/2014 RUFUS TATUM Purchaser: Leslie Csokasy, $1,000.00 27 PJS THEWAYITIS (DJAYS OCTANE-SR MIDNIGHT MOON) F 12/ 1/2014 S. RANGEL, V. RANGEL OR P. BITTERMAN Purchaser: Steve Sarras, $5,250.00 28 WIKI JON SNOW (BD’S HERBY-WW’S WIND DRIFT) M 12/ 1/2014 COLEEN PACE Purchaser: Scratched 29 KIOWA NO WORK (FLYIN MAN OF GOD-FLYING BEREA) F 12/ 9/2014 VINCE BERLAND Purchaser: S. Lester Raines, $14,000.00

30 PJ DONT PUSH ME (DJAYS OCTANE-PJ JUNKINDATRUNK) F 12/ 9/2014 VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN Purchaser: Scratched 31 KIOWA NO KIDDING (FLYIN MAN OF GOD-FLYING BEREA) F 12/ 9/2014 VINCE BERLAND Purchaser: Kelly Everett, $10,000.00 32 HI NOON COUGAR (KIOWA SWEET TREY-HI NOON ASSETS) F 12/ 3/2014 CHARLES HALIBURTON, III Purchaser: Scratched 33 ALTO SLIM (DJAYS OCTANE-SUNSAND FANNYMAY) M 12/ 8/2014 RUFUS TATUM Purchaser: S. Lester Raines, $2,250.00 34 RC JUMPER (WMS CASTAWAY-RC HIEDI HO) M 12/13/2014 HAROLD E. HOLDING Purchaser: Scratched 35 FLYING ZAC EFRON (KIOWA MYTH-FLYING NICOLA) M 12/11/2014 VINCE BERLAND Purchaser: Scratched 36 HI NOON CUPID (KIOWA SWEET TREY-HI NOON ASSETS) F 12/ 3/2014 CHARLES HALIBURTON, III Purchaser: Scratched 37 SERPENTARIOS (BARCELONA BOSS-WINDY STAR) M 12/ 2/2014 DAVID STRONG OR ALAN MURRAY Purchaser: Scratched 38 SE’S DEAD POOL (PAT C CLEMENT-DEMO CLASSY) M 12/13/2014 STEVEN A. WARD OR MATTHEW WARD Purchaser: Passed ($7,500) 39 PJS HAVE IT ALL (DJAYS OCTANE-SR MIDNIGHT MOON) F 12/ 1/2014 S. RANGEL, V. RANGEL OR P. BITTERMAN Purchaser: James Zawisa, $20,000.00 40 WIKI SNOW WHITE (BD’S HERBY-WW’S WIND DRIFT) F 12/ 1/2014 COLEEN PACE Purchaser: Scratched 41 PJ LIKE MY STYLE (DJAYS OCTANE-MORNING DAWN) F 12/10/2014 VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN Purchaser: Scratched 42 FLYING DAYA (BD’S GRAYSON-FLYIN BARNBURNER) F 12/ 1/2014 VINCE BERLAND Purchaser: Norman L. Rader, $6,000.00 43 SE’S BLACK WIDOW (PAT C CLEMENT-DEMO CLASSY) F 12/13/2014 STEVEN A. WARD OR MATTHEW WARD Purchaser: Passed ($7,750) 44 CORONA BOREALIS (BARCELONA BOSS-WINDY STAR) F 12/ 2/2014 DAVID STRONG OR ALAN MURRAY Purchaser: James Blanchard, $3,900.00 45 WIKI DROGON (BD’S HERBY-WW’S WIND DRIFT) M 12/ 1/2014 COLEEN PACE Purchaser: Scratched 46 FLYIN UPSIDEDOWN (PG TIGER-FLYING KRESLEY) M 12/ 8/2014 VINCE BERLAND Purchaser: Scratched 47 CERBERUS (BARCELONA BOSS-WINDY STAR) M 12/ 2/2014 DAVID STRONG OR ALAN MURRAY Purchaser: Scratched 48 PJS OWN IT (DJAYS OCTANE-SR MIDNIGHT MOON) F 12/ 1/2014 S. RANGEL, V. RANGEL OR P. BITTERMAN Purchaser: Scratched 49 PJS HIGH RISE (DJAYS OCTANE-SR MIDNIGHT MOON) M 12/ 1/2014 S. RANGEL, V. RANGEL OR P. BITTERMAN Purchaser: Norman L. Rader, $10,500.00 50 ALTO RED BULL (DJAYS OCTANE-SUNSAND FANNYMAY) M 12/ 8/2014 RUFUS TATUM Purchaser: Norman L. Rader, $6,000.00

51 PJ LET ME RIDE (DJAYS OCTANE-PJ JUNKINDATRUNK) F 12/ 9/2014 VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN Purchaser: Scratched 52 PJS CHUG A LUG (DJAYS OCTANE-SR MIDNIGHT MOON) M 12/ 1/2014 S. RANGEL, V. RANGEL OR P. BITTERMAN Purchaser: Steve Sarras, $16,000.00 53 FLY IGGY AZALEA (BD’S GRAYSON-FLYIN BARNBURNER) F 12/ 1/2014 VINCE BERLAND Purchaser: Ellen Cobleigh, $6,250.00 54 SE’S VENOM (PAT C CLEMENT-DEMO CLASSY) M 12/13/2014 STEVEN A. WARD OR MATTHEW WARD Purchaser: Scratched 55 URSA MINOR (BARCELONA BOSS-WINDY STAR) F 12/ 2/2014 DAVID STRONG OR ALAN MURRAY Purchaser: Scratched 56 SE’S COLOSSUS (PAT C CLEMENT-DEMO CLASSY) M 12/13/2014 STEVEN A. WARD OR MATTHEW WARD Purchaser: Randy Finegan, $18,000.00 57 RC JUNIOR (WMS CASTAWAY-RC HIEDI HO) M 12/13/2014 HAROLD E. HOLDING Purchaser: Scratched 58 BL BIG JOHNSON (FLYING WESTOVER-WHO’S IN THERE) M 12/20/2014 WOODALL RACING, INC. Purchaser: Scratched 59 KIOWA NEVER FAIL (FLYIN MAN OF GOD-FLYING BEREA) F 12/ 9/2014 VINCE BERLAND Purchaser: S. lester Raines, $25,000.00 60 PJ LAFFY TAFFY (DJAYS OCTANE-PJ JUNKINDATRUNK) F 12/ 9/2014 VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN Purchaser: Vincent H. Savill, $4,750.00 61 PJ LONESOMECHIEF (LONESOME CRY-FLYING CHIEFLAND) M 1/ 8/2015 VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN Purchaser: Scratched 62 TB’S GIGANTOR (IRUSKA ALL STAR-TEMPO DEE OH GEE) M 1/ 1/2015 TROY BIEHLE Purchaser: Scratched 63 IRON SKILLET (CRY CALAVERAS-KB’S LALALOOPSY) F 1/ 9/2015 RAY WONG Purchaser: Passed ($1,500) 64 SE’S DYNA WEST (DYNA NALIN*-PWS MO SPECIAL) M 1/29/2015 STEVEN A. WARD Purchaser: Randy Doubles, $3,750.00 65 DANCIN MISTYRAIN (EL PASSION-SL ASPEN) F 1/10/2015 PETER LIMMER Purchaser: Scratched 66 FLYING HALO (KIOWA MYTH-FLYING ASSASSIN) F 1/25/2015 VINCE BERLAND Purchaser: Passed ($11,500) 67 SE’S TROPHY TEAR (RED RANGER-TROPHY SNATCHER) F 1/25/2015 STEVEN A. WARD Purchaser: Scratched 68 SE’S TROPHY TOWN (RED RANGER-TROPHY SNATCHER) M 1/25/2015 STEVEN A. WARD Purchaser: Scratched 69 TEMPO SIZZLE (KIOWA SWEET TREY-ATASCOCITA MIA) M 1/ 3/2015 TROY BIEHLE Purchaser: Passed No Bid 70 FLY QUEENLATIFAH (LONESOME CRY-FLYING GLENDA) F 1/ 2/2015 VINCE BERLAND Purchaser: Passed ($7,000) 71 PJ VERO (IRUSKA ALL STAR-KIOWA KAY WINDY) M 1/ 8/2015 VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN Purchaser: Phyllis Savill, $6,000.00

72 TEMPO STINGER (KIOWA SWEET TREY-ATASCOCITA MIA) F 1/ 3/2015 TROY BIEHLE Purchaser: Terry Haber, $1,250.00 73 FLYING FAR CRY (KIOWA MYTH-FLYING ASSASSIN) M 1/25/2015 VINCE BERLAND Purchaser: Randy Doubles, $7,000.00 74 TB’S TITANIC (IRUSKA ALL STAR-TEMPO DEE OH GEE) F 1/ 1/2015 TROY BIEHLE Purchaser: Norman L. Rader, $9,000.00 75 PJ VOLCANO (IRUSKA ALL STAR-KIOWA KAY WINDY) M 1/ 8/2015 VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN Purchaser: Jason Hess, $13,500.00 76 ALTO LUCKY PENNY (TRENT LEE-BI’S DEVIL MAMA) F 1/17/2015 RUFUS TATUM Purchaser: Passed No Bid 77 TB’S COLOSSUS (IRUSKA ALL STAR-TEMPO DEE OH GEE) M 1/ 1/2015 TROY BIEHLE Purchaser: Scratched 78 FLY FIRECRACKER (FLYING COAL CITY-FIRECRACKER SUE) F 1/ 3/2015 VINCE BERLAND Purchaser: Passed ($7,500) 79 PJ VIPER (IRUSKA ALL STAR-KIOWA KAY WINDY) M 1/ 8/2015 VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN Purchaser: John Weber, $6,750.00 80 TB’S KRAKEN (IRUSKA ALL STAR-TEMPO DEE OH GEE) M 1/ 1/2015 TROY BIEHLE Purchaser: Scratched 81 FLYING DUCK HUNT (KIOWA MYTH-FLYING ASSASSIN) F 1/25/2015 VINCE BERLAND Purchaser: Darren Henry, $19,000.00 82 TB’S GOLIATH (IRUSKA ALL STAR-TEMPO DEE OH GEE) M 1/ 1/2015 TROY BIEHLE Purchaser: Scratched 83 FLY BATTLEFIELD (KIOWA MYTH-FLYING ASSASSIN) M 1/25/2015 VINCE BERLAND Purchaser: Ellen Cobleigh, $5,000.00 84 SE’S TROPHY BIZZ (RED RANGER-TROPHY SNATCHER) F 1/25/2015 STEVEN A. WARD Purchaser: Regina Williams, $8,500.00 85 ALTO MISS DUSTY (TRENT LEE-BI’S DEVIL MAMA) F 1/17/2015 RUFUS TATUM Purchaser: Passed No Bid 86 EXPRESSO SHOT (CRY CALAVERAS-KB’S LALALOOPSY) F 1/ 9/2015 RAY WONG Purchaser: Scratched 87 SE’S TROPHY GIRL (RED RANGER-TROPHY SNATCHER) F 1/25/2015 STEVEN A. WARD Purchaser: Norman L. Rader, $8,500.00 88 TEMPO SHIVER (KIOWA SWEET TREY-ATASCOCITA MIA) M 1/ 3/2015 TROY BIEHLE Purchaser: Edward F. Garnder, Jr., $2,500.00 89 FLYING TUROK (KIOWA MYTH-FLYING ASSASSIN) M 1/25/2015 VINCE BERLAND Purchaser: Scratched 90 FLY RAINBOW SIX (KIOWA MYTH-FLYING ASSASSIN) F 1/25/2015 VINCE BERLAND Purchaser: S. Lester Raines, $18,000.00 91 PJ VENUS (IRUSKA ALL STAR-KIOWA KAY WINDY) M 1/ 8/2015 VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN Purchaser: Edward F. Gardner, Jr., $6,500.00 92 DANCIN MISTYDAY (EL PASSION-SL ASPEN) F 1/10/2015 PETER LIMMER Purchaser: Passed No Bid

93 PJ FABULOUS (LONESOME CRY-FLYING CHIEFLAND) F 1/ 8/2015 VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN Purchaser: Scratched 94 SEMINOLE (FLYING CULLODEN-BI’S BEACH GIRL) M 1/21/2015 RAY WONG OR WOODALL RACING, INC. Purchaser: Scratched 95 TEMPO SHIMMY (KIOWA SWEET TREY-ATASCOCITA MIA) F 1/ 3/2015 TROY BIEHLE Purchaser: Passed No Bid 96 DANCIN TEXAN (LS JACK WILLIAMS-DANCIN INMIAMI) M 2/ 3/2015 PETER LIMMER Purchaser: Scratched 97 JS KICKINUPDUST (PAT C CLEMENT-JS CHERRY PITS) M 2/ 5/2015 SHANNON HENRY Purchaser: Scratched 98 PJ BACKINAFLASH (TYRUR ALEX*-PACIFIC FLASH) F 2/ 1/2015 VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN Purchaser: Scratched 99 JS PYRO (PAT C CLEMENT-JS CHERRY PITS) F 2/ 5/2015 SHANNON HENRY Purchaser: Scratched 100 PJ STORMTROOPER (DJAYS OCTANE-SAN TAN PARTY ON) M 2/ 1/2015 VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN Purchaser: Scratched 101 DANCIN ABSOLUT (EL PASSION-EL DIVAS DOMAIN) F 2/ 5/2015 PETER LIMMER Purchaser: Janice T. Dermott, $3,250.00 102 PJ VENOMOUS (DJAYS OCTANE-SAN TAN PARTY ON) F 2/ 1/2015 VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN Purchaser: Scratched 103 PJ HIDEOUT (BLAZIN BLITZ-UCME RUN N HIDE) F 2/ 1/2015 VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN Purchaser: Byron Jay Childs, $5,000.00 104 JS SKOAL RING (PAT C CLEMENT-JS CHERRY PITS) M 2/ 5/2015 SHANNON HENRY Purchaser: Scratched 105 JS SHOWMEDAMONEY (PAT C CLEMENT-JS CHERRY PITS) M 2/ 5/2015 SHANNON HENRY Purchaser: Scratched 106 PJ OREILLY (DJAYS OCTANE-KB’S COLLEGE CAT) F 2/16/2015 VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN Purchaser: Scratched 107 PJ CONSTRICTIVE (DJAYS OCTANE-SAN TAN PARTY ON) F 2/ 1/2015 VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN Purchaser: N.J. Sherck, $7,750.00 108 KIOWA WILLOW BOY (LONESOME CRY-FLYING VERONA) M 2/26/2015 VINCE BERLAND Purchaser: Kelly Everett, $5,000.00 109 PJ RAZOR EDGE (DJAYS OCTANE-KB’S COLLEGE CAT) M 2/16/2015 VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN Purchaser: Norman L. Rader, $9,000.00 110 DANCIN JACKSON (EL PASSION-EL DIVAS DOMAIN) F 2/ 5/2015 PETER LIMMER Purchaser: Ursila O’Donnell, $1,250.00 111 PJ DEPUTY BREES (DJAYS OCTANE-SHERIFF BREES) M 2/ 5/2015 VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN Purchaser: Ellen Cobleigh, $5,500.00 112 KIOWA WELLINGTON (LONESOME CRY-FLYING VERONA) M 2/26/2015 VINCE BERLAND Purchaser: Scratched 113 KELSOS LOW KEY (DJAYS OCTANE-KELSOS JENNA) F 8/ 1/2014 JOHN W. KELLY Purchaser: Scratched

114 DANGEROUS BULLET (ODD ULYSSES-EXPRESS MAIL) M 8/10/2014 GREGORIO LEYVA Purchaser: Passed No Bid 115 JUST FOR SPITE (KC AND ALL-NEW NURSE) F 9/ 7/2014 HARLAND V. OLSON Purchaser: Scratched 116 MOHICAN BRONZE (FLYING SEBASTIAN-FLYING MAGENTA) M 9/29/2014 VINCE BERLAND Purchaser: Randy Finegan, $18,000.00 117 KELSOS OVER DUE (DJAYS OCTANE-KELSOS MARIGOLD) F 8/28/2014 JOHN W. KELLY Purchaser: Passed No Bid 118 BIG PITCHER (DEFRIM BALE*-GO BON SNOOKI) F 8/ 5/2014 GREGORIO LEYVA Purchaser: Passed No Bid 119 PJ BARCELONA (BARCELONA BOSS-TINA BO BEANA) M 9/ 8/2014 VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN Purchaser: Robert Herber, $8,500.00 120 SMARTY GIRL (CTW BRONZE DRAKE-MANY MOONS) F 8/ 4/2014 HARLAND V. OLSON Purchaser: Janice T. Dermott, $4,000.00 121 CRAIGIE SIESTA (KC AND ALL-MANI SWEET) F 8/ 1/2014 CRAIGIE, INC. Purchaser: Scratched 122 PRECIOUS GINGER (ODD ULYSSES-EXPRESS MAIL) F 8/10/2014 GREGORIO LEYVA Purchaser: Passed No Bid 123 SO PRETTY (DEFRIM BALE*-GO BON SNOOKI) F 8/ 5/2014 GREGORIO LEYVA Purchaser: Passed No Bid 124 SE’S RACIN RAGE (KIOWA SWEET TREY-SE’S RACEN RAINY) M 9/22/2014 STEVEN A. WARD Purchaser: Passed ($7,000) 125 STRIKE SHE SASSY (TK QUICK STRIKE-JUST BE A QUEEN) F 9/25/2014 JOHN EDWARD BRAWLEY Purchaser: Edward Bolton, $3,000.00 126 CRAIGIE MOONDUST (KC AND ALL-MANI SWEET) F 8/ 1/2014 CRAIGIE, INC. Purchaser: Passed No Bid 127 CRAIGIE HIT MAN (DJAYS OCTANE-CRAIGIE BENATAR) M 9/20/2014 CRAIGIE, INC. Purchaser: Kelly Everett, $5,250.00 128 TB’S BEEMER (HI NOON HERO-TB’S SCARLET) M 8/25/2014 TROY BIEHLE Purchaser: Passed no Bid 129 SHADOW HUNTER (ODD ULYSSES-EXPRESS MAIL) F 8/10/2014 GREGORIO LEYVA Purchaser: Scratched 130 FLYING OGRE (IRUSKA ALL STAR-FLYING VIRAGO) M 8/10/2014 VINCE BERLAND Purchaser: Scratched 131 CRAIGIE KHUDA (DJAYS OCTANE-CRAIGIE BENATAR) F 9/20/2014 CRAIGIE, INC. Purchaser: Darren Henry, $4,750.00 132 ATA BOY JAXSON (ODD ULYSSES-FUZZYS CALUMET) M 8/14/2014 GREGORIO LEYVA Purchaser: Passed No Bid 133 KELSOS BLONDE (BD’S GRAYSON-KELSOS VIRTUOSO) F 8/14/2014 JOHN W. KELLY Purchaser: Michael Frino, $6,750.00 134 CRAIGIE ALPHA (DJAYS OCTANE-CRAIGIE BENATAR) M 9/20/2014 CRAIGIE, INC. Purchaser: Passed ($7,000)

135 KELSOS RAIN COAT (DJAYS OCTANE-KELSOS MARIGOLD) F 8/28/2014 JOHN W. KELLY Purchaser: Passed No Bid 136 KAY IRUSKA CROWN (IRUSKAALL STAR-KIOWA CLASSCROWN) F 9/30/2014 VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN Purchaser: Steve Sarras, $6,000.00 137 DANGEROUS WOLF (DEFRIM BALE*-GO BON SNOOKI) M 8/ 5/2014 GREGORIO LEYVA Purchaser: Passed ($1,750) 138 STAY SMOOTH (KC AND ALL-NEW NURSE) M 9/ 7/2014 HARLAND V. OLSON Purchaser: Joe Trudden, $2,500.00 139 FLYING MYSPACE (FLYING HYDROGEN-FLYING ROUGE) M 9/ 6/2014 VINCE BERLAND Purchaser: Passed ($6,000) 140 HOT MAMACITA (ODD ULYSSES-EXPRESS MAIL) F 8/10/2014 GREGORIO LEYVA Purchaser: Passed No Bid 141 STRIKE IT FAMOUS (TK QUICK STRIKE-JUST BE A QUEEN) M 9/25/2014 JOHN EDWARD BRAWLEY Purchaser: Scratched 142 KELSOS STUNT MAN (BELLA INFRARED-KELSOS WOEBEGONE) M 8/16/2014 JOHN W. KELLY Purchaser: Norman L. Rader, $6,250.00 143 SPEED KING (ODD ULYSSES-EXPRESS MAIL) M 8/10/2014 GREGORIO LEYVA Purchaser: Scratched 144 KELSOS RUMRUNNER (BELLAINFRARED-KELSOS WOEBEGONE) M 8/16/2014 JOHN W. KELLY Purchaser: Norman L. Rader, $5,250.00 145 FLYING DENIM (KIOWA MYTH-FLYING LITA FORD) M 8/ 9/2014 VINCE BERLAND Purchaser: Edward F. Gardner, Jr., $6,000.00 146 SWEET SIDER (CTW BRONZE DRAKE-MANY MOONS) F 8/ 4/2014 HARLAND V. OLSON Purchaser: Scratched 147 CRAIGIE FREEDOM (KC AND ALL-MANI SWEET) F 8/ 1/2014 CRAIGIE, INC. Purchaser: Scratched 148 BIG FEROCIOUS (ODD ULYSSES-EXPRESS MAIL) M 8/10/2014 GREGORIO LEYVA Purchaser: Scratched 149 CRAIGIE HERA (DJAYS OCTANE-CRAIGIE BENATAR) F 9/20/2014 CRAIGIE, INC. Purchaser: Passed ($1,750) 150 TB’S GETTIN BUSY (HI NOON HERO-TB’S SCARLET) M 8/25/2014 TROY BIEHLE Purchaser: John Weber, $1,500.00 151 BEAUTIFUL ROSE (DEFRIM BALE*-GO BON SNOOKI) F 8/ 5/2014 GREGORIO LEYVA Purchaser: Scratched 152 DANGEROUS SPEED (DEFRIM BALE*-GO BON SNOOKI) M 8/ 5/2014 GREGORIO LEYVA Purchaser: Passed ($1,250) 153 STRIKE THAT BEAT (TK QUICK STRIKE-JUST BE A QUEEN) M 9/25/2014 JOHN EDWARD BRAWLEY Purchaser: Jason Hess, $2,000.00 154 TNT WAR ADMIRAL (CRAIGIE WHISTLER-BETSY OF RUCKUS) M 8/26/2014 TOM G. TAPLIN OR BRANT T. TAPLIN Purchaser: Scratched 155 TB’S BUZZER (LONESOME CRY-TRUST FUND BABY) F 8/ 8/2014 TROY BIEHLE Purchaser: Edward F. Gardner, Jr., $4,500.00

156 KELSOS FLAGWAVER (DJAYS OCTANE-KELSOS MARIGOLD) M 8/28/2014 JOHN W. KELLY Purchaser: Scratched 157 LICKA DE SPLIT (KC AND ALL-NEW NURSE) F 9/ 7/2014 HARLAND V. OLSON Purchaser: Scratched 158 STRIKE BACK BOY (TK QUICK STRIKE-JUST BE A QUEEN) M 9/25/2014 JOHN EDWARD BRAWLEY Purchaser: Passed No Bid 159 KELSOS TURMOIL (KELSOS HUNTSMAN-KELSOS JAM JAR) F 8/12/2014 JOHN W. KELLY Purchaser: Passed No Bid 160 HABANERO PEPPER (ODD ULYSSES-EXPRESS MAIL) F 8/10/2014 GREGORIO LEYVA Purchaser: Scratched 161 FLYING TROLL (IRUSKA ALL STAR-FLYING VIRAGO) M 8/10/2014 VINCE BERLAND Purchaser: Kelly Everett, $4,500.00 162 KELSOS MAE WEST (BELLA INFRARED-KELSOS WOEBEGONE) F 8/16/2014 JOHN W. KELLY Purchaser: Steve Sarras, $3,500.00 163 CRAIGIE XENA (DJAYS OCTANE-CRAIGIE BENATAR) F 9/20/2014 CRAIGIE, INC. Purchaser: Kelly Everett, $7,500.00 164 SPEED PRINCESS (ODD ULYSSES-EXPRESS MAIL) F 8/10/2014 GREGORIO LEYVA Purchaser: Scratched 165 JUST CUTE (KC AND ALL-NEW NURSE) F 9/ 7/2014 HARLAND V. OLSON Purchaser: Scratched 166 PJ WIZZARD (BARCELONA BOSS-TINA BO BEANA) M 9/ 8/2014 VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN Purchaser: Thomas Ferris, $17,000.00 167 YO INK SPOT (ODD ULYSSES-FUZZYS CALUMET) M 8/14/2014 GREGORIO LEYVA Purchaser: Norman L. Rader, $5,000.00 168 CRAIGIE DREAM ON (KC AND ALL-MANI SWEET) M 8/ 1/2014 CRAIGIE, INC. Purchaser: Passed No Bid 169 SPEED ZONE (DEFRIM BALE*-GO BON SNOOKI) F 8/ 5/2014 GREGORIO LEYVA Purchaser: Scratched 170 CRAIGIE AMERICUS (KC AND ALL-MANI SWEET) F 8/ 1/2014 CRAIGIE, INC. Purchaser: Brant Taplin, $6,500.00 171 KELSOS EL CHAPO (BD’S GRAYSON-KELSOS VIRTUOSO) M 8/14/2014 JOHN W. KELLY Purchaser: John Weber, $2,500.00 172 FLYING HARDWOOD (P’S RAISING CAIN-KEEPER WEDGEWOOD) M 10/ 8/2014 VINCE BERLAND Purchaser: Passed ($3,500) 173 JS SIMPLEE POSH (TURBO LENNIE-JS CALL ME LUCKY) F 10/27/2014 SHANNON HENRY Purchaser: John Weber, $3,000.00 174 RC CHILIBEANS (BONAFIDE TOP DOG-RC DADDY GIRL) F 10/23/2014 HAROLD E. HOLDING Purchaser: Scratched 175 PJ TROY AIKMAN (PAT C CLEMENT-CANTTELLMENOTHIN) M 10/ 1/2014 VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN Purchaser: Scratched 176 EL MYWITNESS (TYRUR ALEX*-BETTY GRABLE) F 10/18/2014 EDDIE L. LONG Purchaser: Ray Wong, $2,000.00

177 SE’S TALI GISELE (BONAFIDE TOP DOG-RC KESHA) F 10/17/2014 PENNY D. WICK OR STEVEN A. WARD Purchaser: Passed No Bid 178 PJ GET IT POPPIN (DJAYS OCTANE-UCME MINI ME) M 10/ 5/2014 VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN Purchaser: Rodney Cooley, $20,000.00 179 TNT ASTEROID (LONESOME CRY-WW’S AUNT RUTH) M 10/ 9/2014 TOM G. TAPLIN OR BRANT T. TAPLIN Purchaser: Passed No Bid 180 BL DESTINY (DRAGON FIRE-BL TIP TOE MARIE) F 10/20/2014 WOODALL RACING, INC. Purchaser: Randy Doubles, $6,250.00 181 FLYIN WHITE WOLF (FLYING LONE WOLF-PJ ACES UP) M 10/21/2014 VINCE BERLAND Purchaser: Passed ($2,500) 182 PJ MAKE A PLAY (KC AND ALL-PJ MIAMI) M 10/25/2014 VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN Purchaser: Scratched 183 JACKPOT ALEXIS (DJAYS OCTANE-SUGAR FOOT DRIVE) F 10/24/2014 SIMON REYES Purchaser: Passed ($5,500) 184 TB’S FIRESTARTER (YAHOO OMAR-FIRES SNOW WHITE) M 10/ 1/2014 TROY BIEHLE Purchaser: John Weber, $2,500.00 185 PJ BRADY (PAT C CLEMENT-CANTTELLMENOTHIN) F 10/ 1/2014 VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN Purchaser: Scratched 186 PJ IM SPRUNG (DJAYS OCTANE-UCME MINI ME) F 10/ 5/2014 VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN Purchaser: Scratched 187 TNT UNFORGIVEN (LONESOME CRY-WW’S AUNT RUTH) F 10/ 9/2014 TOM G. TAPLIN OR BRANT T. TAPLIN Purchaser: Scratched 188 KIOWA VENUS (FLYING LONE WOLF-ROC A BY NIC NAC) F 10/27/2014 VINCE BERLAND Purchaser: Passed No Bid 189 TB’S FIREKICKER (YAHOO OMAR-FIRES SNOW WHITE) F 10/ 1/2014 TROY BIEHLE Purchaser: Anthony Napolitano, Jr., $1,250.00 190 PJ STILL GOT IT (KC AND ALL-PJ MIAMI) F 10/25/2014 VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN Purchaser: Thomas Ferris, $13,000.00 191 TB’S FIREBOY (YAHOO OMAR-FIRES SNOW WHITE) M 10/ 1/2014 TROY BIEHLE Purchaser: Passed No Bid 192 JS SOTALLY TOBER (PAT C CLEMENT-JS KERRY OKI) M 10/ 5/2014 SHANNON HENRY Purchaser: Scratched 193 TNT JAWBREAKER (RHYTHMLESS-MUSTANG CAT) F 10/28/2014 TOM G. TAPLIN OR BRANT T. TAPLIN Purchaser: Scratched 194 PJ BRETT FAVRE (PAT C CLEMENT-CANTTELLMENOTHIN) M 10/ 1/2014 VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN Purchaser: Rodney Cooley, $30,000.00 195 KIOWA EDITION (FLYING LONE WOLF-KAY V KEEP WET) M 10/26/2014 VINCE BERLAND Purchaser: James Blanchard, $4,000.00 196 SE’S TALI TYRA (BONAFIDE TOP DOG-RC KESHA) F 10/17/2014 PENNY D. WICK OR STEVEN A. WARD Purchaser: Passed No Bid 197 KIOWA NEWS (FLYING LONE WOLF-KAY V KEEP WET) F 10/26/2014 VINCE BERLAND Purchaser: Jason Hess, $1,500.00

198 JS LUCKY TURBO (TURBO LENNIE-JS CALL ME LUCKY) M 10/27/2014 SHANNON HENRY Purchaser: Scratched 199 TB’S FIREBACK (YAHOO OMAR-FIRES SNOW WHITE) F 10/ 1/2014 TROY BIEHLE Purchaser: Joseph M. Frenette, $1,500.00 200 PJ MACH SPEED (DJAYS OCTANE-UCME MINI ME) M 10/ 5/2014 VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN Purchaser: Scratched 201 BIGSHOT MADDY (DJAYS OCTANE-SUGAR FOOT DRIVE) F 10/24/2014 SIMON REYES Purchaser: Randy Finegan, $25,000.00 202 TB’S FIRE LINE (YAHOO OMAR-FIRES SNOW WHITE) F 10/ 1/2014 TROY BIEHLE Purchaser: Anthony Napolitano, Jr., $1,250.00 203 EL TREASURE (TYRUR ALEX*-BETTY GRABLE) M 10/18/2014 EDDIE L. LONG Purchaser: Scratched 204 PJ LOLLIPOP (TYRUR ALEX*-PJ LETS GO CRAZY) F 10/ 6/2014 VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN Purchaser: Scratched 205 PJ KAT NAP (KC AND ALL-PJ MIAMI) F 10/25/2014 VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN Purchaser: Passed ($5,000) 206 BL WARLOCK (DRAGON FIRE-BL TIP TOE MARIE) M 10/20/2014 WOODALL RACING, INC. Purchaser: James Blanchard, $2,500.00 207 TNT SUNDAYFUNDAY (RHYTHMLESS-MUSTANG CAT) F 10/28/2014 TOM G. TAPLIN OR BRANT T. TAPLIN Purchaser: Scratched 208 TNT SUPER COOL (LONESOME CRY-WW’S AUNT RUTH) F 10/ 9/2014 TOM G. TAPLIN OR BRANT T. TAPLIN Purchaser: Scratched 209 PJ PEYTONMANNING (PAT C CLEMENT-CANTTELLMENOTHIN) M 10/ 1/2014 VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN Purchaser: Plum Creek Kennel, $29,000.00 210 JS BORN LUCKY (TURBO LENNIE-JS CALL ME LUCKY) F 10/27/2014 SHANNON HENRY Purchaser: Scratched 211 JS JOHNNY CASH (PAT C CLEMENT-JS KERRY OKI) M 10/ 5/2014 SHANNON HENRY Purchaser: S. Lester Raines, $33,000.00 212 PJ BAD BOY (DJAYS OCTANE-UCME MINI ME) M 10/ 5/2014 VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN Purchaser: Norman L. Rader, $10,000.00 213 RC FRENCHFRY (BONAFIDE TOP DOG-RC DADDY GIRL) F 10/23/2014 HAROLD E. HOLDING Purchaser: Scrtached 214 KIOWA SPUN TALE (TIGER BOY-DE’S SPUN) F 10/21/2014 VINCE BERLAND Purchaser: Passed ($5,000) 215 PJ JOHN ELWAY (PAT C CLEMENT-CANTTELLMENOTHIN) M 10/ 1/2014 VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN Purchaser: Plum Creek Kennel, $13,000.00 216 RC LONER (BONAFIDE TOP DOG-RC KESHA) M 10/17/2014 HAROLD E. HOLDING Purchaser: Scratched 217 TB’S FIRE IT UP (YAHOO OMAR-FIRES SNOW WHITE) M 10/ 1/2014 TROY BIEHLE Purchaser: Passed No Bid 218 FLYING BIG WOLF (FLYING LONE WOLF-PJ ACES UP) M 10/21/2014 VINCE BERLAND Purchaser: Scratched

219 SE’S TALI RIKKI (BONAFIDE TOP DOG-RC DADDY GIRL) F 10/23/2014 PENNY D. WICK OR STEVEN A. WARD Purchaser: Scratched 220 BL ZAVALA (DRAGON FIRE-BL TIP TOE MARIE) F 10/20/2014 WOODALL RACING, INC. Purchaser: James E. Blanchard, $3,000.00 221 PJ ELEVATED (TYRUR ALEX*-PJ LETS GO CRAZY) F 10/ 6/2014 VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN Purchaser: Scratched 222 JS JABBIN JACKIE (PAT C CLEMENT-JS KERRY OKI) F 10/ 5/2014 SHANNON HENRY Purchaser: Plum Creek Kennel, $9,000.00 223 KB’S NADIA (FLYING COAL CITY-BI’S FAST PACE) F 10/ 2/2014 KENNETH BIEHLE Purchaser: Scratched 224 TB’S FIRE QUEEN (YAHOO OMAR-FIRES SNOW WHITE) F 10/ 1/2014 TROY BIEHLE Purchaser: Scratched 225 JS HOTLINE BLING (TURBO LENNIE-JS CALL ME LUCKY) F 10/27/2014 SHANNON HENRY Purchaser: Passed No Bid 226 TNT PERFECTSTORM (LONESOME CRY-WW’S AUNT RUTH) F 10/ 9/2014 TOM G. TAPLIN OR BRANT T. TAPLIN Purchaser: Scratched 227 PJ KIT KAT (KC AND ALL-PJ MIAMI) F 10/25/2014 VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN Purchaser: Passed ($4,500) 228 PJ BIG BEN (PAT C CLEMENT-CANTTELLMENOTHIN) M 10/ 1/2014 VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN Purchaser: Scratched 229 PJ NEWTON (PAT C CLEMENT-CANTTELLMENOTHIN) F 10/ 1/2014 VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN Purchaser: Steve Sarras, $15,000.00 230 JACKPOT GABBS (DJAYS OCTANE-SUGAR FOOT DRIVE) M 10/24/2014 SIMON REYES Purchaser: Scratched 231 TNT STONE SOBER (RHYTHMLESS-MUSTANG CAT) M 10/28/2014 TOM G. TAPLIN OR BRANT T. TAPLIN Purchaser: Scratched 232 KIOWA EARTH (FLYING LONE WOLF-ROC A BY NIC NAC) F 10/27/2014 VINCE BERLAND Purchaser: Scratched 233 TNT MOODY BLUES (LONESOME CRY-WW’S AUNT RUTH) F 10/ 9/2014 TOM G. TAPLIN OR BRANT T. TAPLIN Purchaser: Scratched 234 PJ PALACE MALICE (DJAYS OCTANE-UCME MINI ME) F 10/ 5/2014 VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN Purchaser: Scratched 235 JS REDNECKNATION (TURBO LENNIE-JS CALL ME LUCKY) M 10/27/2014 SHANNON HENRY Purchaser: Passed ($1,500) 236 SB TOKEN (YAHOO OMAR-JS LUV MY HARLEY) F 11/ 1/2014 SHANNON HENRY OR BRENDA S. CAIN Purchaser: Norman L. Rader, $10,000.00 237 DANCIN WILDEYES (AERIAL BATTLE-LADY OPAL) F 11/ 2/2014 PETER LIMMER Purchaser: Jay Fowler, $3,250.00 238 KB’S JOKER (HB’S PRINCE RED-KISSMY POKERFACE) M 11/ 7/2014 KENNETH BIEHLE Purchaser: Scratched 239 IAM THE YETI (BARCELONA BOSS-T’S HELL ONHEELS) M 11/24/2014 TRAVIS BARTLEY Purchaser: James E. Blanchard, $3,500.00

240 TEMPO ROSA (HI NOON HERO-SPRY DEROSA) F 11/27/2014 TROY BIEHLE Purchaser: Passed No Bid 241 DANCIN LANSKY (AERIAL BATTLE-LADY OPAL) M 11/ 2/2014 PETER LIMMER Purchaser: Jay Fowler, $3,750.00 242 BLUEBERRY WINE (BARCELONA BOSS-T’S HELL ONHEELS) F 11/24/2014 TRAVIS BARTLEY Purchaser: Steve Sarras, $3,500.00 243 JS DAISY MAE (PAT C CLEMENT-JS GRAND PRIX) F 11/ 3/2014 SHANNON HENRY Purchaser: S. Lester Raines, $9,500.00 244 PJ NEXT LEVEL (DJAYS OCTANE-BLACKJACK TANKER) M 11/20/2014 VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN Purchaser: Scratched 245 JS RUNNIN HAVOC (SH AVATAR-JS SUMMER HUMMER) F 11/ 5/2014 SHANNON HENRY Purchaser: Passed ($2,250) 246 FLYIN VON MILLER (FLYING COAL CITY-FLYING ACADIA) M 11/ 7/2014 VINCE BERLAND Purchaser: Scratched 247 TB’S MELTDOWN (TYRUR ALEX*-BLACKJACK KATON) M 11/25/2014 TROY BIEHLE Purchaser: Passed No Bid 248 SB SHOTGUN RED (YAHOO OMAR-JS LUV MY HARLEY) M 11/ 1/2014 SHANNON HENRY OR BRENDA S. CAIN Purchaser: Ellen Cobleigh, $3,750.00 249 KB’S FRISKY (HB’S PRINCE RED-KISSMY POKERFACE) F 11/ 7/2014 KENNETH BIEHLE Purchaser: Scratched 250 RC STRANGER (VENUS ESPINOSA-RC BEYONCE) F 11/18/2014 HAROLD E. HOLDING Purchaser: Scratched 251 PJ RECOGNIZE (DJAYS OCTANE-UCME STAR STRUCK) M 11/22/2014 VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN Purchaser: Steve Sarras, $15,000.00 252 DANCIN GOTTI (AERIAL BATTLE-LADY OPAL) M 11/ 2/2014 PETER LIMMER Purchaser: Scratched 253 TB’S LICHITA (TYRUR ALEX*-BLACKJACK KATON) F 11/25/2014 TROY BIEHLE Purchaser: Kenton Rider, $1,250.00 254 PS DROPANICKLE (DEFRIM BALE*-BIG EGO) F 11/23/2014 PAUL D. SAVOIE Purchaser: Scratched 255 DANCIN CAPONE (BARCELONA BOSS-SL AVA) M 11/ 2/2014 PETER LIMMER Purchaser: Scratched 256 JS DOG GONE WILD (PAT C CLEMENT-JS VEGAS MOON) F 11/11/2014 SHANNON HENRY Purchaser: Darren Henry, $7,500.00 257 JMK MILO MYMONEY (DESTINI FIREBALL-KB’S MERCEDISTAR) M 11/ 9/2014 RAY WONG Purchaser: Scratched 258 DANCIN SEXYEYES (AERIAL BATTLE-LADY OPAL) F 11/ 2/2014 PETER LIMMER Purchaser: Passed No Bid

259 KB’S CHARMING (FLYING COAL CITY-KB’S MALLOY) F 11/ 6/2014 KENNETH BIEHLE Purchaser: Scratched 260 JS KRISS KROSS (SH AVATAR-JS SUMMER HUMMER) F 11/ 5/2014 SHANNON HENRY Purchaser: Julia Ward, $5,250.00 261 SB KEYSTONEKENNY (YAHOO OMAR-JS LUV MY HARLEY) M 11/ 1/2014 SHANNON HENRY OR BRENDA S. CAIN Purchaser: Passed ($8,000) 262 MISS KANSAS (BARCELONA BOSS-T’S HELL ONHEELS) F 11/24/2014 TRAVIS BARTLEY Purchaser: Ellen Cobleigh, $2,000.00 263 DANCIN AMBROSE (BARCELONA BOSS-SL AVA) F 11/ 2/2014 PETER LIMMER Purchaser: Scratched 264 KB’S NAOMI (FLYING COAL CITY-BI’S HUNTER) F 11/ 2/2014 KENNETH BIEHLE Purchaser: Scratched 265 SB ELMO’S FIRE (YAHOO OMAR-JS LUV MY HARLEY) M 11/ 1/2014 SHANNON HENRY OR BRENDA S. CAIN Purchaser: Joseph M. Fusaro, Jr., $3,500.00 266 DANCIN DELAROSA (BARCELONA BOSS-SL AVA) M 11/ 2/2014 PETER LIMMER Purchaser: Norman L. Rader, $1,250.00 267 PJ DOPAMINE (DJAYS OCTANE-UCME STAR STRUCK) M 11/22/2014 VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN Purchaser: Rodney Cooley, $22,000.00 268 JS TOM TIGGLE (PAT C CLEMENT-JS GRAND PRIX) M 11/ 3/2014 SHANNON HENRY Purchaser: Scratched 269 FLYING SANTORUM (FLYING HYDROGEN-FLYIN RAVENSWOOD) M 11/ 1/2014 VINCE BERLAND Purchaser: Scratched 270 TB’S TIMPE (TYRUR ALEX*-BLACKJACK KATON) F 11/25/2014 TROY BIEHLE Purchaser: Passed No Bid 271 SE’S TALI SASHEN (DEFRIM BALE*-SE’S TALI ILIANA) F 11/ 9/2014 PENNY D. WICK OR STEVEN A. WARD Purchaser: Scratched 272 TB’S BEELA (TYRUR ALEX*-BLACKJACK KATON) F 11/25/2014 TROY BIEHLE Purchaser: Norman L. Rader, $1,250.00 273 PJ TWISTOFFAITH (DJAYS OCTANE-BLACKJACK TANKER) F 11/20/2014 VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN Purchaser: Scratched 274 JS NORMA STITZ (SH AVATAR-JS SUMMER HUMMER) F 11/ 5/2014 SHANNON HENRY Purchaser: Scratched 275 SB POE DUNK (YAHOO OMAR-JS LUV MY HARLEY) M 11/ 1/2014 SHANNON HENRY OR BRENDA S. CAIN Purchaser: Scratched 276 KB’S PRIDE (HB’S PRINCE RED-KISSMY POKERFACE) M 11/ 7/2014 KENNETH BIEHLE Purchaser: Scratched 277 PJ JUMPMAN (DJAYS OCTANE-UCME STAR STRUCK) M 11/22/2014 VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN Purchaser: Plum Creek Kennel, $26,000.00

The Rushin’ Russian

West Palm Beach, Fl. – Rader Racing Kennel’s Flying Russian shocked racing fans as he scored a stunning victory in the

50th Anniversary running of Palm Beach Kennel Club’s $20,000 Bob Balfe Puppy Stakes, Saturday afternoon, April 30.

In the finale, the break and the rush to the first turn was the key.

Taking advantage of co-finalist JS Insta Gator going to the inside on the break, tying up the progress of the greyhounds to her immediate left, left a lot of racing room for by Flying Russian to Jeff do what he does Prince best, make a bee line to the first turn and emerge on the backstretch with the lead.

Adding to the outcome of the championship final, was a traffic jam at the first turn involving some of the race favorites.

On the backstretch, moving forward to the finish line, the only question was could “Gator” catch the Mad Rushin Russian.

With only a few feet of track left, it was clear that Flying Russian had enough gas in the tank to hold off JS Insta Gator and win the $20,000 Bob Balfe Puppy Stakes championship by a mere half length.

Flying Russian traversed the 545Yard Royal Palm Course in a speedy 29.46 seconds, a new Bob Balfe Puppy Stakes race time, and returned a whopping $30.00 for a $2-win ticket.

JS Insta Gator, Sentinel and Blu Too Tarmac finished second, third and

fourth, respectively.

Flying Russian earned a cool $10,000 for his Bob Balfe championship victory.

The win in the Bob Balfe Puppy Stakes gave Rader Racing Kennel a clean sweep of the track’s three seasonal Puppy championships.

The complete order of finish: 1st – 8. Flying Russian (BD’s Grayson – Flying Rushin By, Rader

Racing Kennel) 2nd – 7. JS Insta Gator (Pat C Clement – JS Victorious, Koppe, Staats & Collins) 3rd – 3. Sentinel (Barcelona Boss – My Heroine, Ryan Racing Kennel) 4th – 6. Blu Too Tarmac (SH Avatar – Gable Go Shaunee, Blu Too Kennel) 5th – 4. SE’s Cool Kate (Flying Coal City – As She Is Basra, Rader Racing) 6th – 2. Kinda Cruel Red (Bella Infrared – Cruel To Be Kind, Janie Carroll Kennel) 7th – 1. Min Lee (SH Avatar – Party Hardy, Rader Racing) 8th - 5. Atascocita Nate (Coldwater Konow – Atascocita Ester, Suncoast Kennel) The Puppy Stakes is named in honor of former Palm Beach Post Time sports columnist and great friend to Greyhound racing, Bob Balfe.

Flying Russian holds off JS Insta Gator to win the $20,000 Bob Balfe Puppy Stakes Championship.

Romo guts out victory in Hound Madness With 17 kennels, and only three guaranteed entries per kennel, making the field of 64 for the “Hound Madness” stakes is filled with tough decisions. Compile that with a bracket elimination format (not earning points like is the “norm” for most stakes events), and getting those selections right becomes all that more challenging.

Such was the case when trainer David O’Keefe made the decision to enter Boc’s Tony Romo as one of the entries for the Bussmann- by Balakas, LLC ken- Shane nel. “Romo” was Bolender tearing up the River Course (703 yards) before the entries of this stakes were due. Three straight wins plus a few second place finishes at the marathon distance was bringing in nice checks. “When David called me up and told me he was going to enter Romo into the Hound Madness, I won’t lie, I was a bit hesitant,” greyhound owner Brad Boeckenstedt said.

“He was coming into his own at the longer distance and that was bringing home some nice paydays.”

So why would a trainer as accomplished as David O’Keefe move a greyhound who was bringing in wins and up to $8,000 a start to the kennel’s bottom line? “He said it was a gut feeling,” Boeckenstedt recalled him saying. “With his running style, he felt that if he could just get out of the first two rounds that featured full fields, it would be tough for anyone to beat him after that. When you have a guy as experienced as David tell you that, you go with his gut and

hope he is right.”

Boc’s Tony Romo has been around the block a few times when it has come to stakes events. At just three years old, he spent a lot of his career at Bluffs Run circling their oval and had competed in a few stakes events

up there on their sprint course. His biggest victory to date was a win in the Bluffs Run Open Classic in August of 2015 where he overcame a dead last start to win going away by 3 lengths. Bottom end speed was no issue, but the lack of a consistent good start often meant he was going into the first turn mid-pack and at risk for bumping or other hazards of the race. Also, other than a few official schooling races, Romo only had one official start on the longer 583 sprint course at Southland Park, so there wasn’t a whole lot of history to go by in that regards either.

The first round of 64 kicked off on Sunday, March 6th at Southland Park, and due to all the uncertainty

(From left): David O’Keefe, trainer; Brian Duncan, racing secretary; Kyra Harris, leadout; Brad Boeckenstedt, co-owner of Boc’s Tony Romo; Krissy Bussmann, assistant trainer; Autumn Lidey, chartwriter.

and relatively lack of experience at the West Memphis oval, Boc’s Tony Romo was pegged as a #5 seed in the South Region. In that region with him was the powerhouse David Blair combo of Nashapelli, who won the Festival of Stakes Female Sprint Division and Fiesta Paraguas who won the Spring Futurity last year. All Romo had to do in the first round though, was to beat Arkans Christian (Darren Henry Kennel), the #12 seed in his bracket. Not only did Romo beat his rival rather handily (by 8 ½ lengths), but ended up winning the entire race blowing by everyone in the homestretch run to win by a couple of lengths.

Half the original field was eliminated after the first round, and four 8-dog races remained for round #2.

This time, Romo faced off against #13 seed Buddy Can Fly (Magic City Kennel). After a respectable start in his first round matchup, Romo broke next to last out of the box in this race. However, as he has shown in the past, he made up that ground quickly and easily dispatched his rival by twelve lengths while pulling another patented stretch explosion to beat the entire field by 4 ½ lengths this go around. Now the scenario trainer David O’Keefe had hoped for from the beginning took shape. The field sizes from here on out would be no more than four greyhounds each. That would almost eliminate any traffic or bumping concerns that might eliminate a greyhound from the stakes. In addition, the #1 seed in the region (Nashapelli) was elimi-

nated in the opening round and along with other higher seeds losing, left Boc’s Tony Romo as the highest seed remaining when Fiesta Paraguas also was eliminated in the second round.

The 3rd round (known as the “Sleek 16”) took place on March 16th and featured four 4-dog races. Boc’s Tony Romo faced off against the #9 seed in the region, WW’s Diocletian (Wayne R. Ward Kennel), while the other two greyhounds in the race (#6 seed Lagro CC Nance and #7 seed Forchinit) battled for the other “Greyt 8” spot. There was little suspense in this race as Romo used the #1 post and a fast start to destroy the entire field by 12 lengths. This was exactly the type of race his other rivals did not want to see, as throughout his career, he has been proven tough

to catch, much less surpass, after he gets a sniff of the lead in any race. To make matters worse (or better if you are a “Romo” supporter), from here on out, the field size would be reduced to a head’s up match race for two.

And that is exactly what happened in round four for the “Greyt 8”. #6 seed Lagro CC Nance (Magic City Kennel) was the next in line to try to pull off what would be a major upset.

The 15th race on March 20th was the setting as fans watched to see if Romo could earn his way into the “Furry 4”. For about 24 seconds, Lagro CC Nance was pulling off the unthinkable. The last seven seconds showed just how futile it can be to hold off such a ferocious closer. Boc’s Tony Romo again made it look easy, pulling away for a seven length victory.

Just two rounds remained at this point, and the next obstacle in Romo’s way was the winner of the East Region, #6 seeded Boc’s Gasguzzier, who is his kennel mate. This race looked very intriguing on paper as Boc’s Gasguzzier opened up some eyes when he defeated #2 seed PJ Refined in the Sleek 16 round, then turned around and beat streaking former Wheeling Island win champion #4 seed AMF Sleekstrangr in the Greyt 8 round head’s up. This would be by far the most accomplished greyhound in the stakes event Romo had faced, and this race would be head’s up.

The second race on March 26th would be the stage for this matchup. Fans had shown respect to Boc’s Gasguzzier’s record so far in the stakes and made him a slight 2 to 1 underdog to Boc’s Tony Romo, which was the lowest spread in the odds for the past couple of rounds. As the box opened, it seemed over with from the get go, as Romo grabbed the lead by the turn by a couple of lengths. This usually spelled disaster and sometimes embarrassment in previous rounds as the late speed of Romo hadn’t even kicked in yet. However, Boc’s Gasguzzier made it a respectable race, even though he never really

seriously threatened the red hot Romo as the margin of victory was under four lengths. All that was left was to determine who Romo would face in the finals.

On the other side of the bracket, #7 seeded Daily Prayer (Ryan Farms Kennel) had made an almost Cinderella type run in the event thus far. The little female had dispatched both #2 seed Flying Taos and heavyweight #3 seed Chasmo’s Dutch before earning a spot in the Furry 4 with a win over #5 seed JJ’s Tango.

Speaking of Cinderella stories, nothing compared to her opponent in the semi-finals, XKT Dave Turin (T and T Kennel). He came into the Furry 4 as a #14 seed, the highest seed ever to make it this far in the stakes. He also built a resume by taking out #3 seeded PJ Carvedinstone in the opening round and then put a knock-out punch to #2 seeded and All-American Flying Fired Up in the Sleek 16. The two faced off in the 11th race of the afternoon performance. And it was a great race to watch. The betting public could barely decide a favorite and nearly identical win money was placed on each greyhound. The greyhounds themselves lived up to that hype with an exciting race in which Daily Prayer built a couple of length lead around the Arkansas Course, to hold off her rival by a length and a half at the finish line.

That would finalize the championship race held on Friday evening, April 1st. Boc’s Tony Romo drew the outside of the two post positions available and sported the white #3 blanket. Daily Prayer grabbed the red #1 post and things were set to go during the 11th race that night. The betting public anchored Romo as a heavy favorite after not only watching him advance this far, but winning outright every single race in the stakes.

Daily Prayer’s odds went as high as 9 to 1 early in the betting cycles, to come back down to respectability at post time as a three to one underdog.

Those that jumped on her had a lot to cheer about.

When the box opened, Daily Prayer wasted no time grabbing command of the race by a length down the front stretch. Romo’s attempt to get underneath her in the first turn failed, and Daily Prayer extended her lead up to nearly three lengths early on in the back stretch run. By the time the race moved into the far turn, the lead started shrinking away and it looked at that point that Romo had it in the bag. However, Daily Prayer dug deep one last time and the two were deadlocked side by side as they both turned for home. However, the final stretch run proved too much for Daily Prayer as Romo still had plenty left in the tank and he used a late burst to win the race officially by 3 lengths.

After the blanket and trophy presentation, Romo’s owner Brad Boeckenstedt was asked about Daily Prayer’s run. “She is a gutty dog,” he explained. “I thought Romo had the race in the far turn, but it obviously took a little more than that. I’m just happy for the win.”

The word “win” is starting to grow on Romo. Won another stakes title.

The undefeated romp in the Hound Madness Stakes, plus the wins he had coming into the event totaled nine straight. And while the real “Tony Romo” is still searching for his first title, the greyhound version now has two. Brad hopes he isn’t done there.

“He is a real special dog,” explained Brad. I hope he can maintain this as we get into the longer distance stakes events coming up over the rest of this year.”

Boc’s Tony Romo looks to take the field in the next major stakes event, which is the Razorback Classic in May on the 660-yard course. Congratulations go out to the entire Bussmann-Balakas, LLC operation, including trainer David O’Keefe, assistant trainer Krissy Bussmann, assistant trainer Bob Gray and owners Tim and Paula Balakas. Boc’s Tony Romo is coowned by Brad Boeckenstedt and Mickey Hasty.

WW Bonanza : A mark of consistency Steady and solid.

Since breaking in at Wheeling Island last summer, WW Bonanza has been a mark of consistency throughout his young career.

In 47 starts through May, the Wayne Ward Kennel sprinter had 20 wins, 5 seconds, 9 thirds and 5 fourths

– an 83 percent mark on the pay sheet. Thirty-three of his races have been against Grade AA company.

“I am really pleased and happy with Bonanza’s development this early in his career.

He broke in last by year when he was Stan only 17 months old Pawloski and just turned 2 years old in February,” trainer Ron Otto said. “Even at his age, he’s turned into one of the better greyhounds in our kennel.”

In his last 27 top grade starts dating back to late November, Bonanza has only missed the pay sheet four times. He was on the trifecta ticket in 20 out of those 27 races, finishing fourth three times.

“Any greyhound that puts up those kinds of numbers, that consistency at any racetrack in the country is impressive,” Otto said. “Bonanza has been steady and solid. The one thing I really like about him is he can go to the front or he can come from behind.”

In 13 out of his 20 career victories, Bonanza had the lead heading down the backstretch and won handily each time – Maiden, Grade D, Grade C, Grade B, Grade A and Grade AA (eight times).

“When Bonanza gets the front

early, he’s pretty tough to beat,” Otto said. “He’s powerful and he’s fast.”

Otto would like to see Bonanza improve his break.

“He’s been a consistent in the

money finisher, but not with his break. Sometimes he’ll really hit it, but other times he won’t,” Otto said.

“When he doesn’t break, he usually gets down to the first turn in the top four thanks to his big rush to the corner.”

Bonanza prefers to race mid-track but has had success breaking from inside post positions. In 17 starts from the one, two and three holes, the sprinter has 11 wins, 3 seconds, 2 thirds and 1 fourth.

In eight races from the eight box during his career, he has 4 wins, 1 second, 1 third and 2 fourths.

“Bonanza looks to get to the

Wayne Ward Kennel’s WW Bonanza has hit the pay sheet in 83 percent of his races at Wheeling Island since breaking in last year. There’s a good chance Bonanza will be headed to Southland Greyhound Park this summer. (Photo by Keith Stewart)

outside part of the racetrack,” Otto broke in at Wheeling Island in July noted. “He can break well from the 2015 – climbing the ladder to Grade inside, but then wants to get wide.”

AA in 12 starts. He only missed the Besides talent, Otto attributes ticket once in those dozen trips.

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Red Utopian continues South Florida domination Red Utopian just wrapped up a repeat season at Naples-Fort Myers for a second year as “top dog” with the most wins

for the meet. The exquisite red female is America’s leading female according to the latest United Greyhound Racing’s poll. She ranked 3rd in the nation on pure raw talent. The well-bred female by KC And All and Sweetest Revenge has made her mark despite the absence of stakes races. This year owner Ann Occhino had to make a difficult choice when her star-studded female was nominated to race in the Daytona 550. “She was the runner-up in by last year’s Naples Sprint as a pup Vera just coming into her own,” said Rasnake trainer and Oxbow Trow kennel owner Ed Trow. “I really feel she would have taken this year’s title if she would have been allowed to compete at Naples.”

Both Occhino and Trow were caught up in a catch-22. Red’s nomination into the stakes that was held in January was right in the middle of the Sprint competition at Naples. The owners honored her nomination into the Daytona race and gave up her shot at Naples. Red Utopian returned to Naples where she continued to reign during the rest of the year wrapping up the Naples stint winning 30 of her 40 starts.

Red Utopian finished the meet eight wins in front of Brindle kennel’s Mike Huckabee that finished second for the meet with 22 wins from 49 starts. Red’s littermate Z Twentyeight was also a top ten contender at Naples with 15 wins for the meet.

Red Utopian opened the Flagler meet on June 4th with a win as the defending champion. At three and a half years-old Red Utopian will be pitted against new younger rivals.

“She really amazed me in her first start back for Flagler,” said Trow. “She was a real crowd pleaser.” Two new kennels have been added

to this year’s roster. Steve Sarras and Monte Jacobs will compete at Flagler this year.

Flagler Greyhound opened the season on June 4th. The track schedule for June is Sunday evening 7:00pm.

Monday dark. Tuesday matinee & twilite. Posts are 11:45am and 1:50pm.

Wednesday dark. Thursday evening 7:00PM. Friday and Saturday’s are doubles with matinee racing at 11:45 and evening races at 7:00PM.

JS Fast Phili just fast enough in Spring Futurity Championship The final field of eight greyhounds in the $20,000 Spring Futurity Stakes was a crowded field of the best puppies currently on the roster. Northshore Kennel sported two in the championship race, headlined by the qualifying points leader Theeree (55 points) who just missed

going undefeated by finishing a close second in the semi-finals.

Kennel mate Innersepshun parlayed two early round victories into enough points to last and hang on to a championship slot.

BussmannB a l a k a s , L C C by joined in on the Shane “double entry” train Bolender by fielding Boc’s Doubleshot, who finished fourth in the points standings with 44 while trainer David O’Keefe also snuck in Boc’s Gamer Girl in for the final spot, earning 35 qualifying points despite finishing fifth in the semi-finals. The Alan Harrell trained T and T Kennel was the last to land two in the championship with JT’s Fly By You (42 points) and DNT Brian Dunphy (38 points) finishing fifth and sixth in qualifying respectively.

The Lester Raines Kennel landed a single entry in by the name of JS E Z Livin, who came flying into the semi-finals with three straight victories before a sixth place finish in the semi-finals. The 47 points earned was good enough to hold onto third place in qualifying and earning a place in the championship race. The last entry was from the Plum Creek Kennel, JS Fast Phili, who landed a couple of wins and two second place efforts into 50

points, which easily landed her in second place.

While the betting public at large seemed interested with the field’s actual finishing position in points earned during qualifying, it was apparent that they really paid attention to the starting post positions in the race and the early speed component as well.

Theeree’s combination of great form, early speed and a decent starting post

position landed her as the even money favorite in the race. Right behind her in the odds ended up being kennel mate Innersepshun, and inside running greyhound who hadn’t seen a starting post position further inside of the six post in the past month, but landed a one box for the championship. This was enough justification to make him 2 to 1 betting odds.

The only other greyhound in the field of eight that was given a realistic chance of winning by the bettors was nearly 7 to 1 shot Boc’s Doubleshot who had the lead at some point in all four qualifying races, but lost the lead both times in the stretch run during his last two starts. The #2 starting post position and that early speed was enough to give some pause enough to consider him a medium shot of coming away with the win.

One of truest things in greyhound

JS Fast Phili in the winner’s circle after winning the $20,000 Spring Futurity Stakes at Southland Park Gaming & Racing.

racing has always been that the greyhounds are unaware of the tote board, or what all those numbers mean. All they are aware of is that they get another chance to do what they love, and that is the chase of the race. And what a race this would turn out to be.

When the starting box opened for the 16th race of the Saturday afternoon performance on May 7, early handicapping of the race proved to be fairly spot on. As expected, Theeree broke fast from the box and claimed the lead pretty much from the get go. #7 Boc’s Gamer Girl broke fast and forced her way to the rail, effectively causing issues for everyone to her left, with the exception of Theeree. This left plenty of room for #8 JT’s Fly By You, who had all the room he could handle even though he was towards the back of the pack.

As the pack made their way to the pivotal first turn, Theeree hugged the inside and led by a single length over Boc’s Doubleshot, who used his early foot to get ahead of any potential trouble in the turn to lay second. There was a couple of lengths back to Boc’s Gamer Girl who held third while #6 JS E Z Livin was fourth. Innersepshun hugged the rail in sixth while JS Fast Phili seemed to be an afterthought in seventh place as the pack swung into

the backstretch.

The duel for the lead began there as Theeree and Boc’s Doubleshot were side by side and stride for stride.

JT’s Fly By You used his clean run to that point to slingshot into third place while Boc’s Gamer Girl settled back to fourth. The back half of the pack tightened up considerably and barely a length separated fifth from eighth. JS Fast Phili separated herself from that back at the midpoint of the backstretch and was closing fast.

The far turn became more crowded and exciting for fans as the two way battle for the lead became a four way battle fairly quickly. Boc’s Doubleshot took his turn to lead, albeit briefly while Theeree was on his outside shoulder in second a neck or so back. JT’s Fly By You had now moved within a length and half of the leaders as JS Fast Phili wasn’t slowing down a bit and laid outside of those three. The homestretch run was one for the ages.

Although all eight greyhounds were within eight or so lengths of each other, the top four were just two lengths in separation. Boc’s Doubleshot (#2) hugged the inside part of the track to maintain a slight advantage in the race.

Theeree was laying second about a ½ length back and #8 JT’s Fly By You was just behind her in third. It was

apparent though, that the greyhound that was still gaining ground was #5 JS Fast Phili who had all the room she needed from the mid part of the track to the far outside to maneuver. Despite all the room, it was also a little longer course to take to the finish. And it took every ounce of guts and space as JS Fast Phili got up in the “neck” of time to win the Spring Futurity Championship in a time of 32.08.

Race favorite and factor Theeree wore Boc’s Doubleshot down and stayed a head bob ahead of JT’s Fly

By You to finish second. A half length behind her was JT’s Fly By You while a half a length behind him on the inside was Boc’s Doubleshot who finished fourth. The second half of the pack was five lengths behind the leaders, but were also close together as the entire field of eight was within 8 lengths and just a half a second apart in the finish.

JS Fast Phili not only made the race exciting, but also excited her backers at the mutuel windows. As the third longest shot odds wise in the race, she returned a handsome nearly $30 to win. This win was the first stakes victory of the season for the Plum Creek Kennel and trainer Monte Hoopes. JS Fast Phili is owned by the Plum Creek Kennel.

PJ Pipe It Down wins Wheeling National Consolation When JD Tight Fit was scratched from the championship of the $140,000 Wheeling Island National and replaced by

Red Octane, there was a spot to fill in the consolation final.

Up stepped PJ Pipe It Down and the Charter Kennel sprinter took full advantage of the opportunity.

Breaking from the one hole, Pipe It Down posted a box-to-wire victory – holding off a late charge

by Patriot/Taplin Kennel’s Flying by Wolf Pack to win Stan by a half length in Pawloski 29.54. Steve Sarras Kennel’s Coach Vogs rounded out the trifecta ticket.

Pipe It Down is co-owned by Paul Bitterman, who made the trip to Wheeling, and Jay Rangel.

“Jay (Rangel) deserves 100 percent of the credit for Pipe It Down’s victory … he does all the work. I’m lucky to have Jay as a partner,” Bitterman said. “He’s the best breeder in the country as

evidenced by all the greyhounds winning at major tracks. This is a big and proud moment for Jay’s PJ greyhounds.”

Completing the order of finish were AMF Animus (A Ray Kennel), fourth; GLS Lover Boy (Jacobs Racing Kennel), fifth; Lady Sasquatch (Patriot/Taplin Kennel), sixth; SG Outlaw Women (Rico Racing Kennel), seventh; and Mystico (Clear The Way Kennel), eighth.

Following the qualifying rounds, Pipe It Down – an August 2014 greyhound out of Flying Coal City-U Too Piper – lost the tie-breaker for the final spot in the consolation race. The scratch enabled him to race for the consolation trophy.

Post positions for the consola-

Charter Kennel’s PJ Pipe It Down holds off Patriot/Taplin Kennel’s Flying Wolf Pack at the wire in the consolation final of the $140,000 Wheeling Island National Stake in late May. (Photo by Keith Stewart)

tion final from the rail out follow: 1 – PJ Pipe It Down, 2 – Flying Wolf Pack, 3 – GLS Lover Boy, 4 – AMF Animus, 5 – Coach Vogs, 6 – Mystico, 7 – Lady Sasquatch, 8 – SG Outlaw Women.

At the break, Pipe It Down – the overwhelming favorite – rocketed to the early lead followed closely by Flying Wolf Pack, Lady Sasquatch and Coach Vogs. On the backstretch, Pipe It Down opened up 2 lengths but around the far turn Flying Wolf Pack had narrowed the gap.

It was a two-dog race coming home and Pipe It Down had just enough left in his tank to hold off Flying Wolf Pack by a half length in 29.54. Coach Vogs settled for third – 3 lengths behind Pipe It Down.

“Jay (Rangel) is gifted not only with great greyhounds but with a great family as well,” Bitterman noted.

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PJ Pipe It Down captured the consolation final of the $140,000 Wheeling Island National Stake in late May. Joining the Charter Kennel sprinter in the winner’s circle are, from left, Assistant Racing Secretary Lacee Kunik, Racing Secretary Chris Yahn, co-owner Paul Bitterman, trainer Dorothy Tober, leadout Tiffany Tennant and Racing Director Jim Gartland. (Photo by Keith Stewart)

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The Outbound Train

Saturday evening June 4 was a good one at bestbet Jacksonville. Not only did we have the running of the 2016 bestbet Puppy

Stakes, we kicked off our Greyhound Summer promotion with loads of cash and prize giveaway, along with drink and food specials, and a DJ on the apron.

Everyone was here and having a good time, but the focus shifted to the stakes race as it approached in race 11, and people were looking to cash tickets and take come money. This race was a wide open affair. Normally there is a clear cut by favorite, especially Kelly in puppy races, but Clark not this time around.

Seven of the eight greyhounds in the field won 2 of the qualifying rounds and several had a stand out performance in one of those victories. Tonight was going to come down to who wanted to win.

As the lure rumbled through the far turn, you could hear the excitement in the bigger than normal crowd outside on the apron. Just a few more feet and pop went the box and we were off and running in the finals of the 2016 bestbet Puppy Stakes. Taking right to the lead was the solid Grade A experienced ankle burner JS Great Escape. He was joined on the rail with Be Limitless, WW’s Holy Grail, and WW Standardissue in the first few strides, but it was the rush leading up to the turn that would determine the outcome of this effort. Great Escape pushed on the pace passed the finish line the first time around as the outside part of the racetrack found room to the

inside and really started to challenge.

Be Limitless and WW’s Holy Grail crowded up with each other and gave the others a chance to get back into contention. As WW Standardissue moved to the inside, stakes veteran Pat C Outbounds found a lane to rush in and found another gear as she made up

ground on the leaders on the way to the turn.

At the first turn is where the leaders separated themselves from the rest of the crowd. JS Great Escape was easily in front by 2 lengths over the rushing Pat C Outbounds with WW Standardissue stalking on the rail. Trying to make room on the rail, Be Limitless bumped into WW’s Holy Grail and Rams Big Dan T at the turn and allowed the leaders to increase their margin over the rest of the field. JS Great Escape shutoff WW Standardissue and as they rounded the bend and it was clear from that point on that it was turning into a two greyhound race. Down the backside JS Great Escape pushed the pace on the lead and held strong as Pat C Outbounds tried to chase down

Dawn Kelly (right), director of pari-mutuels at Orange Park, presents trophy to Tara Jarvis, wife of trainer Scott Jarvis, and the rest of the Pat Collins crew for Pat C Outbounds’ victory in the Orange Park Puppy Stake.

the leader before time ran out. By the far turn the margin had shrunk down to a length as Outbounds was getting the better of the front running JS Great Escape.

As they turned for home, this due was heads apart and everyone knew that it was going to be an exciting finish. JS Great Escape drifted out wide as they came home, and that was the opportunity than Pat C Outbounds needed.

Putting her head down and digging in deep, she eased by the leader in the final few strides to steal away the win, the

title, and the crown. Crossing 2 lengths better than the rest in a speed 30.48 trip, the previous stakes runner-up was a bridesmaid no more. Kudos to JS Great Escape as she gave her all in each step she took around the racetrack, but came up just short at the end in this effort.

Finishing third was the fast closing Pat C Dashboard as WW Standardissue rallied from trouble in the turns to complete the superfecta. Rounding out the race was Pat C Funkie in 5th, Rams Big Dan T in 6th, Be Limitless in 7th, and WW’s Holy Grail in last.

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Congratulations to the Pat Collins Kennel, owner Patrick Collins, Trainer Scott Jarvis, and everyone else connected with this wonderful greyhound.

At just over two years old, this pup and many more starts and accolades ahead of her. With a dual threat running style, she is going to win many more races at bestbet Jacksonville before she hangs up her track shoes. Here’s to good luck in the future, and remember the name, Pat C Outbounds, as I have a feeling that this is not the last time you will hear it mentioned.

In honor of Family St. Pete stake win

This one was for Dad. Thirteen days after attending a memorial service for his father, Justin Holland paid tribute to him in a most fitting way – with a stakes win at Derby Lane in St. Petersburg, Fla. The win by 9-1 shot Somerset Roy in the $20,000 Gold Trophy Juvenile Stakes on May 7 came as somewhat of a surprise in a race that included his standout littermate and 8-5 race by favorite Kentucky Don Warren (fourth), Jensen and D’Arcy kennel’s Distance Classic winner O Ya Cruiser Max (third).

Somerset Roy was the final greyhound to make the puppy stakes field with a victory at 14-1 odds in his last qualifier, snapping an eightrace losing streak. Then one day after his second birthday, the male out of a litter by Pat C Clement and Ken-

Derby Lane Director of Racing Les Robison presents Gold Trophy for Somerset Roy’s victory in the pup stake to trainer Justin Holland, Brandy Glaspey and children. Leadout is Aundrys Sanchez.

tucky Jude enjoyed a perfect rail trip in the 550-yard finale from the No. 1 post. After trailing pacesetters Yolo Swag of Alderson kennel (second) and Kentucky Warren, he charged to the lead on the final turn and won by three lengths in 30.59 seconds, the second fastest clocking in Somerset Roy’s 46-race career. He earned $9,000 in his first stakes race for breeders and owners Don and Helen Godby of Eaton, Colo.

But the night belonged to Holland, a fifth-generation greyhound man whose father, Cal Holland Jr., 50, died on April 4. At his memorial service in St. Petersburg, Justin Holland vowed to make his dad proud.

“In my speech at the memorial, I hoped to build the legacy that (my father) had,’’ he said.“In any stake race, you get a little bit of legacy behind you. So it helps out.’’

Holland, 28, a native of Ocala, Fla., is the manager and trainer for the operation of his grandfather, Cal Holland, president of the Tampa Bay Greyhound Association.

The victory evoked family memories from 2012, when Cal Holland Jr. won the St. Petersburg Consolation Derby with Art Allen – 18 days after his mother, Brenda Holland, had died. He paid tribute to her with everyone in the winner’s circle shouting “Brenda Holland’’ in unison.

“This is quite special because it goes back to what my dad did for my grandma (winning) the first stakes race after she passed,’’ Justin Holland said. “It was reminiscent of that with everything that’s happened. It just makes me so happy inside that he honored my grandmother that way,

ed on the following workday.

and I can honor him this way.’’

Derek Barsell, a trainer for Floyd kennel, said Holland was a deserving winner.

“Every time I get to the stake final, I want to see Justin win it if I can’t,’’ Barsell said. “He works hard at running his grandfather’s kennel. With everything that he’s been through lately, this is a nice little cherry on the cake for him.’’

Brandy Glaspey, Justin’s fiancée, had tears streaming down as he was being congratulated by rival kennel owners.

“It shows that his dad is still there with his hand on his shoulder, saying, ‘That’s my boy,’ ’’ she said.

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Greyhound of the Month

Show On The Road, Atascocita Sig, O Ya Cruiser Max, Mega Revelation

by Gary Guccione

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wo Southland stars and a pair of other stake winners–one from Wheeling, the other from Derby Lane–get the spotlight

nod this issue.

Plum Creek’s Show On The Road was demolishing 3/8 competition at the W. Memphis track the first quarter of the year. His 15-4-0 record in just 19 starts included four victories that were by 8

lengths or more. Sadly, an injury derailed the router in mid-spring, keeping him from competing in the Razorback Classic.

Show On The Road broke in last year at Southland, tallying a 7-6-2-2 mark in 25 starts. He found his true home on Jan. 9, when he was tested over the 3/8 distance for the first time. He won that Grade AA race by 14 lengths. He’s been tough to beat ever since, and Plum Creek can’t wait to get him back on track.

Show On The Road is a black brindle December 2013 son of KC And All-Closin In Onawin. KC And All ranks as one of America’s top sires today, and also can claim to have the top sprinter at Southland in the first five months of the year. SE Tali Sundance (track record older at NGA track and a nice auction purchase for Charter Kennel last year) had 16 wins and 5 seconds in his first 24 starts at Southland this year.

KC And All’s pup have been highlighted before in this column.

In short, he has Gable Dodge/ Understood male lineage (largely a

sprint line), coupled with the double entry of Dutch Bahama (sprint and distance), as well as P’s Raising Cain (also sprint and distance) in that same generation. Another David Petzold great, P’s Rambling, is a generation further back in another segment of the pedigree; Closin In Onawin, Show On The Road’s dam, is by Elway Drive, whose sire was by Perceive, giving Show On The Road a double entry of Downing through two of his best sons. EC Seena, in Elway Drive’s dam line, was a former track record at Hollywood over the 3/8 distance.

Closin In Onawin’s dam line goes back to Molotov (who was by HB’s Commander, thus another entry of Downing) and the outstanding (and underrated) dam, D’s Kim (IU), whose parents were Irish natives (Westmead Havoc-Black Economy*).

Complementing the Dutch Bahama (two entries) and Downing linebreeding (five entries in all) are two entries of Perceive (inducted into the Hall Of Fame the same night as Bahama), a couple of HB’s

Commanders, and six distant entries of Friend Westy-Miss Gorgeous (three on each side of the pedigree)—two of those via Sand Man daughter Miss Hilary.

For the third time in history, an Atascocita Racing pup captured a national futurity when Atascocita Sig won the event at Wheeling.

(Atascocita Leroy and Atascocita Smoke, who won it in 2004 and 2005, respectively.) The win gave Lester Raines first and a third in the popular futurity, drawn up by Jim Gartland, who’d fashioned a successful futurity program at Woodlands years ago.

Atascocita Sig is a red-fawn July 2014 son of Hall Of Famer and former sire champ Kiowa Sweet Trey and Atascocita Dulce. Sweet Trey has had countless offspring featured in this column—one of the chief progenitors of the HB’s Commander male line.

Atascocita Dulce is a Dodgem By Design daughter, bringing in the Gable Dodge line with a couple of entries of Pat Dalton’s great Sand Man-Maythorn Pride line (including the anchor dam line).

Dulce’s dam, Atascocita Judy, was by Visa Trip and Atascocita Satin. This brings Visa Trip and White Ruffles onto the scene—but in a different manner than when the two combined directly to produce Libbey’s Star, the mother of the aforementioned futurity winner, Atascocita Leroy. White Ruffles has truly been the key dam line in so much of the successful Atascocita

breeding program.

Gary Reicherts’ O Ya Cruiser Max’s toughest competition in the Derby Lane Distance Classic were his own kennelmates in the Mick D’Arcy Kennel—including ones that were close kin. In the end, the March 2014 fawn male out of Defrim Bale*Flop emerged as the champ.

These are some fairly new bloodlines we’re looking at behind Cruiser Max. Defrim Bale* is the Aussie import that hailed from a great litter “Down Under.” They’re largely the bloodlines of Paul Wheeler, the most successful breeder and owner in Australia. His famed “Bale” line appears abundantly here; half of the 14 ancestors directly behind Defrim have “Bale” suffixes. The Brett Lee line (on top) has permanently established itself as an influence in this country; and though it’s most noted for speed, Defrim Bale* is showing no problem producing pups with plenty of endurance.

Flop, Cruiser Max’s dam, was half of an outstanding brother-sister team at Bluffs Run. Her brother, Little Andy, was the other half of that tandem, and together they accounted for many BR wins in their day.

Flop is by Jimbo Scotty, a successful line that’s most memorable through son Rhythmless (top two All-Americans last year were his: Husker Magic and Flying Fired Up).

The Aussie stock behind him coupled with Defrim Bale’s ancestry, gives Cruiser Max 21 entries of the Aussie super stud, Temlee. Flop’s bloodlines far back are loaded with Oklahoma blood, led by S.S. Jeno blood, Lindy Lil (L.L. greyhounds) and the Lingle family lines—coupled with some of Pat Collins’ Pat C bloodlines as well. P’s Raising Cain is also close up.

Leading the more recent generations in terms of linbreeding is Chariot Supreme (four entries)—the Aussieborn sire who was a true Irish-Aussie hybrid. He’s found three times behind Defrim, and once behind Flop (by way of Jimbo Scotty).

Show On The Road Gable Dodge

KC AND ALL KC Did It Best

Wigwam Wag CJ Ima Bahama Iruska All Star KC Diditeasy My Rooster

Elway Drive

CLOSIN IN ONAWIN D’s Bye Bye Baby

Ebegeebe Drive Molotov D’s Kim-Iu

Atascocita Sig Oswald Cobblepot

KIOWA SWEET TREY TM’s Sweet Dream

Dodgem By Design

ATASCOCITA DULCE Atascocita Judy

HB’s Commander Valensky Sunburn TM’s Cameo Gable Dodge Cruzin By Design Visa Trip Atascocita Satin

O Ya Cruiser Max Bartrim Bale

DEFRIM BALE* Amelia Bale

Jimbo Scotty

FLOP Scatillac Cassie

Hallucinate Gold Rush Bale Sonic Flight Evonne Bale Star Chariot* Little Portion P’s Raising Cain Scatillac Baby

Mega Revelation Kiowa Mon Manny

BELLA INFRARED Bella Ionic

DK’s Prime Time

PRIMED AZ MAILIE Cool Az Alicia

Flying Penske Flying Monica K Jimbo Scotty Bella Vanessa

Molotov Kelly Owen Fortress* Dee’s Christine

Understood J’s C Penny Dutch Bahama SP’s Glitz P’s Raising Cain Cee Bar Star Dutch Bahama KC Black Widow My Bocephus Good Point* Perceive EC Seena HB’s Commander Mystic Rose Westmead Havoc Black Economy*

Akbar Princess Donna Rooster’s Spur Just Lilly* Dark Rumor Pink Sunshine TM’s Ticket Home Marine Maiden Wigwam Wag CJ Ima Bahama He’s My Man Flower Design* My Unicorn Monodon Lee’s Bold White Ruffles

Brett Lee Elusive Rebel Lansley Bale Jindara Bale Frightful Flash Westmead Flight Light Of Fire Frosty Bale Shining Chariot Star Affair Odd Spotliter Seafrost Raising Dust P’s Fulbright Kelton Quick Only If I Would

Oshkosh Racey She’s A Natural Minaki Zeke Flying Moorea Star Chariot Little Portion Molotov P’s Raindoll HB’s Commander Mystic Rose Right Connection Amelia’s Boogie Im Slippy Exception Greys Statesman Bar X Muffin

There are just two imports in O Ya Cruiser Max’s pedigree (Defrim Bale* and Star Chariot*), but this is truly an “international” pedigree, built upon plenty of Australian and American lines—but with considerable Irish/ British influence farther back.

Coming full circle—we go back to Southland for our fourth and final spotlighted star this issue. This time, it’s to focus on the actual winner of the Southland Razorback Stake, Jeff Blair’s Mega Revelation.

The Blair Kennel star was the favorite in the event, having won six of her last 10 starts, and never finishing out of the Trifecta in that span.

Mega Revelation is a brindle female, whelped on Valentine’s Day 2014, out of Bella Infrared-Primed AZ Mailie (bred by David Blair).

Bella Infrared will always be remembered as one of Southland’s all-time greats, capturing the All-America captaincy and the Rural Rube Award in 2012. His sire, Kiowa Mon Manny,

is America’s top sire this year, with two Hall Of Famers in the paternal line behind him: Flying Penske and Oshkosh Racey.

Infrared’s dam, Bella Ionic, offers the combination of Jimbo Scotty with the David Petzold P’s line. P’s Raindoll, in the anchor lineage, goes back to the classic P’s Skelly, mother of Hall Of Famer P’s Rambling and grandmother to former sire champ P’s Raising Cain.

This is interesting in that Scotty mixed with the P’s Skelly line in the pedigree of another of our spotlighted stake winners this time—O Ya Cruiser Max, whose mother, Flop, carries that combo. It says a lot that three of the four spotlighted champs this issue descend from Petzold’s classy P’s line of greyhounds—all via P’s Skelly.

Primed AZ Mailie, Mega Revelation’s dam, ran top-grade 3/8 at Southland during her racing career. She’s by DK’s Prime Time,

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which gives Mega Revelation her second entry of Molotov in the third and fourth generation. That linebreeding is followed by the close linebreeding of She’s A Natural behind Kiowa Mon Manny.

The dam line behind Mailie goes back to Bar X Muffin, who was by Kunta Kinte and Crystal Heart. The latter, interestingly enough, was the great granddaughter of Kizzy—who was Kunta Kinte’s littermate sister, from Ed Craig’s great “Roots” litter (S.S. Jeno-Lucky Terra). (Such a thing is made possible only through the technology of frozen semen.) In both cases, Lucky Terra shows up as the tale dam line in both parents behind Bar X Muffin. In all, there are four entries of Kunta Kinte in this pedigree, adding to the impact of Craig’s historic mating.

Additional linebreeding behind Mega Revelation includes seven Onie Jones entries (five of those through K’s Flak) and six Downings.

Taxes and Finances Deducting on the road

by Mark Battersby

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ravel expenses -- those expenditures every greyhound owner, breeder and trainer has when away from home on busi-

For those with more than one place of business there are special rules.

Winters in the South and summers in a cooler clime, often means more than one place of business. Those who conduct their business in more than one ness -- can provide a significant business expense place, should consider the total time deduction or an expensive surprise when an IRS audit ordinarily spent working in each place, occurs. Although travel expenses are among the most the degree of business activity in each place, and the relative amount of common business expense deductions they are also one of the income derived from each place to most confusing! determine their “principal” place of When is the cost of a trip deduct- Expenses won’t be denied simply business. ible as a business expense? What if because travel was in first class or dinThe following is a list of expenses the business trip is combined with a ing occurred in four-star restaurants. you may qualify as deductible dependlong-overdue vacation? What if the It sounds obvious, but a greyhound ing on the facts and circumstances: greyhound owner brings his or her owner must be traveling in order to -- 50 percent of the cost of meals family? deduct traveling expenses. That is, he when traveling or she must be “away from home.”

-- air, rail, and bus fares Business-related However, as with much of tax law, it’s -- baggage charges travel expenses not as simple as it seems. For this pur-- hotel expenses At its most basic, travel must be pose, the IRS says a taxpayer is travel-- expenses of operating and primarily business-related in order to ing away from home if the following maintaining a vehicle, including the be tax deductible. Pleasure trips are two conditions are met: cost of gas, oil, lubrication, washing, never deductible. What’s more, travel -- The travel is away from the gen- repairs, parts, tires, supplies, parking expenses can be deducted only when eral area or vicinity of your tax home. fees, and tolls traveling away from home in connec-- The trip is long enough or far -- expenses of operating and maintion with an existing business. away enough that you can’t reasonably taining house-trailers provided using Expenses must be ordinary, neces- be expected to complete the round trip one is “ordinary” and “necessary” for sary and reasonable because, under without obtaining sleep or rest. This the business our tax rules, travel expenses are a doesn’t mean that you need to stay -- local transportation costs for type of business expense and, there- overnight at the destination; it may be taxi fares or other transportation fore, must meet the general business that you had an all-day meeting and between the airport or station and a expense requirements in order to be needed to get a few hours sleep in a hotel or from the hotel to a track, and claimed as a deduction. hotel before driving home. tips incidental to the foregoing Travel expenses cannot be deductGenerally, your tax home is the expenses ed to the extent that they are lavish or entire general area or vicinity (e.g., a -- cleaning and laundry expenses extravagant -- the expenses must be city and surrounding suburbs) of your -- computer rental fees reasonable considering all of the facts principal place of business, regardless -- telephone or fax expenses and circumstances. Fortunately, the of the location of your personal or -- and, as mentioned, tips IRS provides a great deal of latitude. family’s home.

Writing off T&E

Meals eaten alone while traveling are tax deductible but only if the business trip is overnight or long enough to require a stop for sleep or rest. As is the case with meals and lodging while traveling, entertainment for business purposes is only 50 percent deductible.

Entertainment expenses are considered to be for business purposes if they are either “directly related to” or “associated” with the greyhound operation or business. “Directly related” means that the main purpose of the entertainment activity was the conduct of business, that the entertainment was conducted in a business setting, that business was actually conducted during the activity, and that the greyhound owner expected to either make money or achieve another business purpose from the meeting.

“Associated” means that the entertainment was associated with the conduct of business. Generally, if it takes place during the same day as an extensive business discussion, it fits into this category and is deductable. No one is necessarily expected to talk business during a show or other event, but it is reasonably expected to have discussed business before or after.

Those dreaded receipts and records

Receipts for expenses of $75 or less are not required. Exception: You need a receipt for lodging of any amount, even at a Motel 6. However, whenever business expenses are claimed it’s a good idea to keep detailed records and receipts for everything.

Business expense can be charged to a business credit card, receipts obtained from taxi drivers and other modes of transportation while making sure to keep a detailed copy of your hotel bill.

And while a greyhound owner, breeder or trainer may not be required to keep all receipts, it doesn’t hurt to do so.

They often serve as a reminder of a deductible expense, especially where the payment was in cash.

Also keep in mind that while there is no overall dollar limit on the amount that can be deducted, entertainment and meal costs that are “lavish and extravagant” cannot be deducted.

What’s more, everyone is limited to a deduction of only 50 percent of the cost of meals.

Personal useage and expenses

In lieu of the actual expense of operating a vehicle for business purposes, the tax rules allow every greyhound owner a flat 54.0 cents per mile for business miles driven (including a 24-cent-permile allocation for depreciation). The simplified, standard mileage allowance Simplied meal is down from 57.5 cents in 2015. allowances Unfortunately, the standard mileWhen it comes to lodging, age rate may not be used if the Section m e a l s a n d o t h e r i n c i d e n t a l 179, first-year expensing election was expenses the IRS will allow every claimed for the vehicle in earlier years, g r ey h o u n d ow n e r t o c l a i m a or if it was depreciated. Also, under “Standard Meal” or “Per Diem” the current rules, the standard mileage allowance, which is determined rate can’t be used for computing by the location of the travel. deductible expenses if five or more There is a per diem rate for lodg- autos are owned or leased by the greying, and a separate one for meals hound operation (such as in a fleet). and incidentals.

Naturally, everyone has the option of Under the optional high-low calculating the actual costs of using method for 2016 travel, the high- their vehicle for business rather than cost area per diem rate is $275, (up using the standard mileage rates. With from $259 in FY 2015), consisting the extension of the bonus depreciation of $207 for lodging and $68 for though 2019, using the actual expense meals and incidental expenses method may be worthwhile in the first (M&IE). The per-diem for all other year the vehicle is placed in service. localities is $185 (up from $172 in FY 2015), consisting of $128 for Work or pleasure lodging and $57 for M&IE. If a trip is primarily for business but When it comes to the 50 percent while at the business destination a limit on meals, everyone traveling greyhound owner extended his or her away from home for any length of time stay for a vacation, made a personal may deduct half of the per diem allow- side trip, brought a spouse or children, ance or “Standard Meal Allowance” or engaged in other personal activities, (SMA), rather than half of the actual a deduction exists but only for busicost of meals, laundry, cleaning and ness-related travel expenses. The tips. amount that can be deducted does, Bottom-line however, the advan- however, include the cost of travel to tage to using the standard meal and from the destination -- as long as allowance is that records of actual the trip was primarily for business reameal expenses don’t have to be kept, sons. although records do have to be kept The tax rules outlining which travel to prove the time, place, and busi- and entertainment expenses are tax ness purpose of your travel. The deductible can make complying diffibiggest disadvantage is that the stan- cult. Because these expenses are so dard meal allowances are not very important for many greyhound owngenerous. Chances are that the actu- ers, breeder, trainers and their busial expenses -- and therefore the nesses, failure to follow the rules can deductions -- would be larger. mean missing out on legitimate NOTE: The combined per diem expense deductions expenses. Maybe rate that includes lodging costs as well now might be the time to seek profesas meals and incidentals is generally sional guidance through this complexnot available to the self-employed. ity.

Riders’ Roast’n Toast

Popular greyhound owners Bob and Luetta Rider, of Vinton, Ia., were honored at the Spring Meet Banquet, Apr. 27, during the

NGA Spring Meet in Abilene, Ks. Emceeing the event, which was held at the Abilene Elks Club, was Tom Taplin, of Abilene. More than 140 attendees saluted the couple—many of them friends and family from their home state who’d made the trip to Kansas specifically for this event.

Speakers at the banquet included Taplin, Dave Robinette, Ron Mullen, Steve Ward, Penny SELECTING YOUR GREYHOUND’S NAME Wick, Philip Harris and the Namingson, is anKelly important and care should be used Riders’ (whoundertaking, was in selecting nameatthat joined by wifeaDenise the will headreflect good taste. No names are allowed that have a tendency table).

A letter of praise from to mislead the public as to the Iowa pup’sGreyhound breeding or Association by a name similar in sound to a name previ(IGA) attorney Jerry Crawford ously registered, unless the Greyhound has been deceased for was read and presented to the at least 10 years and was not used for breeding purposes.

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Designations of “The,” “Jr.,” “Sr.,” A plaque was presented to “I,” “II,” etc. are not permitted, nor names contain more than 16 letters, including spaces. both Bob andthat Luetta on behalf names be approved ofAllthe NGAmust

by Board memberby the Keeper of the Stud Book.

Leslie Csokasy, who was elected to the Board seat Bob held for 15 years prior to his retirement.

In addition, Bob Hardison, president of the IGA, presented a plaque in appreciation of Bob Rider’s many years of service to the IGA and his contributions to racing in the state of Iowa.

SELECTING YOUR GREYHOUND’S NAME

Leslie Csokasy (left), NGA Board member, is shown with Bob and Luetta Rider, honorees at the NGA Spring Meet Banquet in Abilene.

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Arkansas governor, others hear of greyhound pets from kennel association

By Vera Rasnake

It was a day of smiles in a recent engagement at the Legislative Reception in Union Station in Little Rock Arkansas where members of the Arkansas Kennel Association met with the Governor, first lady and other representatives to show off the breed and educate them about what great pets they make in retirement. Representatives from Mid South Greyhound Adoption were present to speak with and show off recent retirees.

Governor Hutchinson, the First Lady of Arkansas, Julie Ward and Bonnie Thorne. Wally and owner Greg Steed with his back to the camera of both Greyhounds.

Rep George McGill with Krissy Bussmann.

The first lady with Bell the greyhound, Bonnie Thorne, Natalie Thorne, RJ Thorne, Tim Thorne and Robert Thorne.

Track Calendar 2016

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Tyson delivers KO in PB Rooney stake West Palm Beach, Fl. - Irish Eyes Were Smiling on B & B Racing Kennel for the second year in a row as the awesome

Superior Tyson romped to an easy victory in the 40th running of Palm Beach Kennel Club’s $50,000 Arthur J. Rooney, Sr. St. Patrick’s Invitational, Saturday afternoon, March 12.

In the finale, it was a fourGreyhound match race to the first turn with the runner-up in the $50,000 James W. Paul Derby, Atascocita Camry, by along with JS Just Jeff Do It, Cardiac Kid Prince and Superior Tyson.

As the finalists entered the backstretch, Just Do It and Camry tangled up for a split second, which allowed Superior Tyson to circle the duo and as the old saying goes, that’s all she wrote.

Tyson sped away from the rest of the field to win the Invitational by three lengths in an impressive running time on the 545-Yard Royal

Superior Tyson

Palm Course of 29.44 seconds.

Superior Tyson went off as the fan favorite returning $5.20 to his many, many supporters.

This was B & B Racing Kennel’s third $50,000 Arthur J. Rooney, Sr. St. Patrick’s Invitational championship, having won with MPS Nicolette (2000) and All-American Storm Control last year.

Atascocita Camry, Cardiac Kid and last February’s $50,000 James W. Paul 3/8ths Mile Derby champion Ethel Is Here finished second, third and fourth, respectively.

Superior Tyson collected a lot of

the “Green” for himself and his connections, a cool $25,000.

The complete St. Pat’s order of finish: 1st - Superior Tyson (Dragon Fire – Superior Date, B & B Racing Kennel) 2nd - Atascocita Camry (Flying Coal City – Atascocita Cass, Suncoast Kennel) 3rd – Cardiac Kid (Little Andy – Anxious Anna, Arthur Agganis Kennel) 4th – Ethel Is Here (Trent Lee – J’s Aiyssa, Janie Carroll Kennel) 5th – JS Just Do It (Pat C Clement – JS Amber Trophy, Koppe, Staats & Collins) 6th – Barts Dublin (KC And All – Martinstown Tina*, James Douglas Kennel) 7th - Xtenshun (Talbon – Skul, North Shore Kennel) 8th - NB’s Kisstheroad (Tyrur Alex* - NB’s Classic Cat, Royal Racing Team) Palm Beach Kennel Club honors Arthur J. Rooney Sr. and honors his legacy with our annual St. Patrick’s Invitational. “The Chief ” was the founding owner of the Pittsburgh Steelers, established in 1933 and bought the Palm Beach Kennel Club in 1970 and Yonkers Raceway in 1972. He was also an outstanding athlete playing football, baseball and amateur boxing. He will always be remembered as one of the most popular figures in sports.

Contact: Jeff Prince (561) 683-2222, Ext. 126 / jprince@pbkennelclub.com Join Us on Facebook at www. facebook.com/pbkennelclub Join Us on Twitter at www.twitter. com/pbkennelclub.

Message in a Jug: A Maddog McDermutt Update Call me Green Monkey Johnson. I’m of the Dancing with Caribou Johnsons of the Valdres Valley in Norway, but that’s

not important. In fact, I’m not important. I’m just a messenger boy, a courier, for a crazy, loveable Scot with whom you are all familiar and very likely infatuated: Maddog McDermutt, an eccentric of the highest order, but also a fine storyteller, wise sage, and good steward of truth, the world’s greatest dog trainer retired to the pen, the man in the pink jump suit by with the revers- Todd ible button VOTE Johnson DEMOCRAT --VOTE REPUBLICAN. Fleas Finnegan swears Maddog’s button has a third side: VOTE INDEPENDENT.

Hugo digging for Maddog jug

I write from Nevis, West Indies, an ancient volcanic rock in a long arc of volcanic rock between Florida and Venezuela. I write because I’m compelled by an incredible story from Maddog, a story that sets the records straight on family, Greyhounds, Nevis and other matters of the human heart. I write because I now feel as though Maddog is a close friend even though we’ve never met

Maddog McDermott in person. And we should do right by our friends whenever we have the chance. You see, I only know Maddog from a strange, short message, which my dog Hugo discovered rolled up tightly and terribly faded inside an otherwise empty gallon jug of Stu Padasso wine. Maddog sent his message-enclosed jug, and, very likely, he didn’t expect it to be found, but I’m here to tell you about it. First, I’ll tell you about the best secrets in the note, the family secrets that matter to all, and then I’ll tell you about the Greyhound secrets. Finally, I’ll tell you about the Nevis secret. I think you’ll be compelled by all three, and I think you’ll understand why they matter, particular Greyhound lovers like yourselves.

Hugo, my Greyhound/Yellow Lab

Todd and Hugo on Nevis beach cross, and I were having our morning walk on Lovers Beach on the north side of Nevis. It’s a long stretch of black sand that runs between Hurricane Nob and the national airport. We had the beach to ourselves as we usually do.

Hugo had run ahead as I stood barefoot and looked at the white caps on the intersection of the Atlantic Ocean and Caribbean Sea and leaned into the strong westerly wind. I later came upon Hugo when he was lifting a leg over the shiny jug, and I quickly realized it wasn’t the usual lost buoy, slim bottle of rum, or ripe coconut, which he often marks on our morning walks. The jug was different and stood out like a cockroach in a beer mug, so I let Hugo finish his business and investigated further. I looked at the jug without touching it, but when I saw the contents, I decided it was worth wiping off on the sand to have a closer look. Hugo wondered why I was so interested in his piddled-on property.

Looking closer at the jug, I first saw the scratched, faded, and embossed label. It clearly spelled out Stu Padasso, not only a wine I’d never heard of, but also one I couldn’t pronounce. Then I saw yellowed contents (not yellowed by Hugo, mind you, but yellowed by the sun and time) and smiled. Could this

Todd Johnson be an actual message in bottle or was it a hoax? Emptying the jug and finding the fragile, parchment-like paper about the size of postcards, I unrolled it and read from the first page, which was written in what looked like red felt tip that had dried like blood: I’m Maddog McDermutt. I live in Great Falls, Montana, with Little Elsie, and Great Falls is as good as any place to hang our hats and call home. I do tire of the cold and the snow and the northern winds sometimes, but they keep the riffraff out.

And we all know there’s a lot of that out there.

I sat there on that black sand, held that first page, and my synapses fired intensely. Great Falls? Montana?

What on Earth? How did this jug get here? Could it be one of those magical bottles that had travelled impossible distances?

Could it have travelled from the muddy shores of the Mighty Missouri River in Great Falls, Montana, down the full length of the Missouri through the grand stretches of the Great Plains, into the lower, wider waters of the Mississippi, into the broad reaches of the salty Gulf of Mexico, into the fine warm currents of the Caribbean Sea, to finally land on the beautiful black sands of Lovers Beach on the northern side of Nevis?

Was this the jug that dreams are made of when every kid (or eccentric adult) in Great Falls or Dubuque or Davenport or Hannibal (or you name it) puts a message in an empty bottle of Coca Cola or Squirt or Hines Root Beer and sets it afloat with a wish to be heard, to be received by an unknown, exotic audience far, far away. Haven’t we all (in one way or another) sent messages in bottles?

And haven’t we all wanted to find one?

Hugo put his wet nose under my arm and moaned. He could tell that I was engaged and he wanted attention. And normally I would have immediately given it to him, but I had many questions, and I had to read more to find answers. Hugo moaned and lay down.

The loud waves crashed in multiple shades of blue and white. The Atlantic swirled under huge cumulus clouds. And the pelicans fished as I gripped the scroll which was pelted by sand.

The next page was written in orange ink, but it was in the same hand: I’ve just come from a Greyhound adoption event, which was a bust. I felt like the entire audience was not paying attention, not caring what I had to say, which was a first. Usually, my pink jump suit and strange but-

Map of possible Maddog jug journey

tons grab everyone’s attention and hold it. But not today. It’s as though the audience of blue hairs didn’t believe a word I said. Maybe that’s because I didn’t believe it myself. I’m a phony, and I’m here to end it.

What the heck did he mean about ending it? Was this a suicide note? If so, it’s probably way too late for this person who calls himself Maddog. I settled into the sand for some more reading, and Hugo went looking for crabs. Sand crabs. They’re the perfect plaything for a Greyhound/Lab mix, which spends most of his time coursing elusive greenback monkeys.

The next page continued in a scribbly hand, a faint yellow: I want to end the lies. I’ve recently discovered that I’m not of the proud Lowland Scots like I always thought.

My ancestors were slaves, and they were stolen away from the Highlands of Scotland in the early 1600’s to raise sugar and serve their English masters in the West Indies. Nevis and St. Kitts, primarily. For over two hundred thirty years, they were often treated worse than their African coslaves. Their unmarked graves are

scattered around plantation ruins that dot the thick jungles of these two islands.

This was not a suicide note, after all! What a relief.

So what was it? A confessional?

An amendment to a family tree?

Nevis had white slaves? Whoa!

I couldn’t help but immediately respect the earnestness, the sincerity, and the humility. I didn’t know Maddog from Adam, but I was beginning to like him.

Hugo pranced up with a live crab in his mouth, looking for high praise and a treat, but I ignored him and he dropped the crustacean. A feral donkey caught his attention, and he went to investigate.

I continued reading to the rhythmic drone of the surf. The sand continued to pelt the jug and scroll. I felt beads of sweat running down my neck as a low-flying twin engine passenger plane headed for the runway to my far right.

The fourth page was in green (crayon, I believe): Having been distraught for days after confirming my slave past, I

came upon some salvation at the Alexander Hamilton Museum on Nevis. There, I found two revealing pieces of art, an old woodcut print and a bright batik cloth, just as old. Both were dated in the 1770’s.

On each were vivid representations of white and black slaves, men and women and children, playing with what were clearly greyhounds. They were holding, feeding, petting, walking, and watering them. And some were training the dogs. All while being guarded.

Greyhounds on Nevis? On plantations? What??? There’s a museum on Nevis?

I had no idea. I’ve just been hunting monkeys on Nevis, helping to control the population of fuzzy, postcard-filling pests. Doing a little swimming and sailing. I hadn’t bothered looking into any of the history.

Hadn’t cared, for that matter.

Hugo was still sniffing around the donkey. I wasn’t sure which of the animals was the real ass. The wind was still howling, and the two fishing boats in sight were bobbing like corks in a kiddy pool. The cloudy sky was clearing. And the fifth scrolled page, this one in blue, was calling: And like all good relationships, there’s been give and take on both sides between Greyhounds and McDermutts. I knew the breed was in my blood and bones, but I had no idea to what extent. My life’s passion now makes more sense than ever, and I hope my revised legacy helps the breed live on forever. I’ll also have to phone up Cousin Angus and argue for a change of the family crest. The Greyhound must forever more be part of family lore.

Dog-gone. This sentimental old fart now had me crying, calling out for Hugo, wanting to give him a hug and a kiss. But Hugo was on the hunt, and I thought it best to let his instincts go while I finished the note.

The next page was in indigo: The Alexander Hamilton Museum says that the Caribbean island of Nevis was named by Columbus, but

I have serious doubts. I have doubts because I’ve been to the base of Ben Nevis in Scotland. It’s the highest point in the British Isles. Nevis is not a Spanish word, it’s Scottish Gaelic, and it means the mountain with its head in the clouds. I can just imagine a slave ancestor looking up at the peak in the clouds and repeating the word. Nevis.

Nevis. Nevis. Like a familiar mantra about a familiar landmark.

What? How could history be wrong? How could the moldy, musty books on all those dusty library shelves contain anything but the absolute truth? Who would dare dispute history? Is this Maddog just plain mad? Truth be told, I was even more compelled by Maddog, even more impressed with his words and character.

And finally, the last page, which was in violet:

NOTICE

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I’m old and tired and my voice is Hugo and I watched it bounce in the getting weak, so I’m going to soon pass waves. Hugo thought to chase it but the Greyhound legacy on to other stew- then changed his mind. Soon the jug ards of Greyhound myth, legend, and found a way back to the current and magic.

One such steward is Thadeus floated away like a dream.

TO ADVERTISERS Twigy, who has a fine new story (as We headed back to our jungle told to Robert Scott McKinnon) called: yurt. I couldn’t help thinking about adBuycopy, corrections, additions, cancellaStubsAll Feral. it. Read it.

Tell your Maddog’s words and life’s work. family, friends, and neighbors about I felt informed, impassioned, tions, etc. must be received on or before the firstand it. Tell all Greyhound lovers about it. enlightened. day the month If that day I Tell all dogofand animal loversprior about to publication.

God bless Maddog McDermutt. it. Keep the Greyhound story going hope that I meet him in person falls on a weekend or holiday, ads will be accept-one around and around the metaphorical day. onthethe following workday. --------------------------track.ed Keep legend strong.

That was it. That was the last Todd Johnson holds an M.A. page. I put the whole scroll back in English Literature from The in the jug. I looked at the Atlantic, University of Montana. He currently shook my head, and called for Hugo. lives on Nevis with his wife Katie, We walked back down the beach. who works at The Medical University When the place felt right, when the of the Americas, and their dog Hugo. salt air and the sound of the sea and When he’s not hunting monkeys with the cry of the pelicans all converged, Hugo, he teaches college writing I threw the jug back in the drink and online.

NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS

Ad deadline is now September 1 for Fall Review

All ad copy, corrections, additions, cancellations, etc. must be received on or before the first day of the month prior to publication. If that day falls on a weekend or holiday, ads will be accepted on the following workday.

Photo-at-the-finish

That’s trainer H.C. Mitchell, in a 1971 photo (by Gary Guccione) taken during a summer meet at Mile High in Commerce City, Co. Mitchell, who trained for the Mrs. G.M. Lillie Kennel, had some of the hottest racers of that period, including this pair. They’re daddy was also a former Mile High sensation (now a Hall Of Famer), and their mom was a former U.S. brood matron queen.

Nearly all the pups in this large litter won numerous Grade A events, so it’d be difficult to name these two particular individuals from this 12-pup (11 males), all-brindle litter. In lieu of that, try to correctly name their sire and dam, and you’ll be among the “Photo-at-the-Finish” winners.

Still another option: provide us with the famed litter’s nickname.

Send your answer by phone, fax, e-mail, etc. to NGA. If you’re among the first five to do so by Aug. 15, you could be eligible in a drawing for an autographed copy of Paul C. Hartwell’s colorful history of the early days of the sport, The Road from Emeryville. (A limited number of copies of this great book remain available through NGA.)

In the previous Photo-at-the-Finish, (p. 80 in the Spring issue of the Review), the gentlemanly dressed kennel operator holding the greyhound is George Wood, shown with 1966 Rocky Mountain Derby winner Henry DeWitt.

Only one person correctly ID’d both the man and the greyhound: Howard Moshinsky, of Howell, NJ., who’ll receive an autographed copy of the P.C. Hartwell book.

ATASCOCITA RACING WENDY BROTHERTON TOM G. TAPLIN JULIA WARD JULIA WARD JULIA WARD RACHELLE HENRY VINCE BERLAND ALAN RYDER W. H. O’DONNELL DAVID T. BLAIR DAVID T. BLAIR - LESSEE NATALIE THORNE - LESSEE CRAIGIE, INC. NATALIE THORNE - LESSEE DAVID T. BLAIR NATALIE THORNE - LESSEE NATALIE THORNE - LESSEE RYAN FARMS KENNEL BRAD BOECKENSTEDT KENNETH LANE - LESSEE JULIA WARD

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ATASCOCITA VITO - ATASCOCITA HUSH(FI)

BARCELONA BOSS - KELSOS JOLENE(FS) BARCELONA BOSS - TNT TEMPTRESS BARCELONA BOSS - WW VIPER DIAMOND(FS) BARCELONA BOSS - WW’S GINSENG(FS) BARCELONA BOSS - WW’S LACY LINE(FS)

BD’S GRAYSON - ARKANS QUIP(FS) BD’S GRAYSON - CLEVER SARA(FS) BD’S GRAYSON - MEGABYTE RITA(FS) BD’S GRAYSON - TWERP(FS)

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BELLA INFRARED - DEBBIE’S DREAMER(FS) BELLA INFRARED - KELSOS DOLLZEE(FS) BELLA INFRARED - KELSOS KENMARE(FS) BELLA INFRARED - MEGA FELPA(FS) BELLA INFRARED - MEGA WHITNEY(FS) BELLA INFRARED - ROCKAWAY STIR(FS)

BOC’S BLAST OFF - BOC’S SADDIE KAY BOC’S BLAST OFF - SUPERIOR RASTA(FS) BOC’S BLAST OFF - WW’S CAPTIVATED(FS)

BOC’S TONY ROMO - BOC’S SWEENEY(FS) BOC’S TONY ROMO - SUPERIOR DATE(FS) BOC’S TONY ROMO - SUPERIOR PEACE(FS)

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CHEAP THRILL - BESSIE(FS)

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EM’S MAC ATTACK - SAV ANNA(FS)

EYES LOADED - CUSTOM TRENT

FLARE GUN - ATASCOCITA TIERA(FS)

FLYING COAL CITY - ALEXA ROSE(FS) FLYING COAL CITY - BLUEPRINT CAT(FI) FLYING COAL CITY - CTU SIDE PARTY(FI) FLYING COAL CITY - GABLE ANNABETH(FS) FLYING COAL CITY - GO BON WATCHTHIS(FS) FLYING COAL CITY - HK’S APOCALYPSE(FI) FLYING COAL CITY - LORETTA BABY(FI) FLYING COAL CITY - MEDICINE WOMAN(FI) FLYING COAL CITY - RCK SUNDANCER(FS) FLYING COAL CITY - TMC’S MCJOSALYN(FI)

FLYING FIRED UP - CRT TEAM THUNDER(FS) FLYING FIRED UP - FLYIN TYRA BANKS(FS) FLYING FIRED UP - FLYING CYNTHIANA(FS) FLYING FIRED UP - FLYING OBSERVER(FS) FLYING FIRED UP - FLYING PRADA(FS) FLYING FIRED UP - FLYING SUPERSTAR(FS) FLYING FIRED UP - FLYING WAR WAGER(FS) FLYING FIRED UP - GO BON FREEBEE(FS) FLYING FIRED UP - KIOWA DEE GRAY(FS) FLYING FIRED UP - SE’S KELSEY C(FS) FLYING FIRED UP - VOLANDO EDITH(FS)

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FLYING PENSKE - FLYING METALLEAF(FS) FLYING PENSKE - KIOWA TIDE CALM(FS)

FLYING TITANIUM - KAY COLE(FS) FLYING TITANIUM - MANYARA BALE*(FS)

GABLE DODGE - PENROSE KENDRA(FS)

GABLE SOUR CREAM - MAHGRIT(FS)

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GOLDEN SQUIRE - ANNIE WALKER(FS) GOLDEN SQUIRE - FANCY N FRILLY(FS) GOLDEN SQUIRE - PJ SPENDINGMONEY(FS) GOLDEN SQUIRE - SH NEYTIRI(FS)

GOLDEN SURF - TURBO PAULA(FI)

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IRUSKA ALL STAR - MV’S SAMSUNG(FS) IRUSKA ALL STAR - SUPER FANTASTIC(FS)

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KELSOS FUSILEER - KELSOS RUBY DEE(FI)

KIOWA MON MANNY - BRASKA JUNE BUG(FS) KIOWA MON MANNY - EUREKA EPISODE(FS) KIOWA MON MANNY - FLYING DORSEY(FI) KIOWA MON MANNY - HI NOON G WHIZ(FS)

BILL A. ELLIOTT LISA TATER TERRY R. CARROLL CHARLES HALIBURTON, III

DAVID ROBINETTE

MICK HYMES - LESSEE THOMAS A. FERRIS PHYLLIS A. SHUFFIELD BRAD BOECKENSTEDT BILL A. ELLIOTT GREG GETER DAVID R. PECK DAVID R. PECK CLINTON R. BLAIR - LESSEE CRAIGIE, INC. - LESSEE KENNETH LANE DKC GREYHOUNDS, INC. TERRY HABER - LESSEE KENNETH P. DE MARCO S. LESTER RAINES OR CRAIGIE, INC. MARY ROBINETTE JOHN BURNETT - LESSEE JOHN BURNETT - LESSEE JACOBS RACING KENNEL, INC. THOMAS M. SALEM GARY M. OR SHARON L. WILLIS BILL A. ELLIOTT JEFF L. COLE VICTOR JAY RANGEL S. LESTER RAINES GEORGE D. ADLER CLINTON R. BLAIR - LESSEE ROBERT CROSSLAND MARY ROBINETTE BEVERLY A. YATES PAUL J. AMOROSO, JR. DAVID STRONG - LESSEE JOHNNY OR CHERYL PHARRAMS GARY COSSEL RANDY J. SCHABEN D. S. ELLIOTT STEVEN A. WARD TIM ERTL THOMAS M. SALEM TIM ERTL MICHAEL L. HARRIS - LESSEE STEVE M. SARRAS - LESSEE JOE RECKER JULIA WARD JULIA WARD JULIA WARD JULIA WARD

KC AND ALL - AMF REPO GIRL(FS) KC AND ALL - AMF VIRGINNY(FS) KC AND ALL - BAY OAKS JEWEL(FI) KC AND ALL - BOC’S BONKERS(FS) KC AND ALL - BRASKA DAFFY(FS) KC AND ALL - COACH PAULA(FS) KC AND ALL - CTW QUINTESSENCE(FI) KC AND ALL - CTW SEA QUEEN(FS) KC AND ALL - DC RUTHLESS(FS) KC AND ALL - DELIGHTFUL MARY(FS) KC AND ALL - DK’S LEAPINLIZZY(FS) KC AND ALL - DKC STAMINA(FS) KC AND ALL - DOLORES WOOKIE(FS) KC AND ALL - EVERGREEN VALLEY(FS) KC AND ALL - FANDANGO FLAME(FS) KC AND ALL - FEAR THE FUZZY(FS) KC AND ALL - FLYING INARI(FS) KC AND ALL - FLYING ROCCA(FS) KC AND ALL - GAVOTTE(FS) KC AND ALL - GF SISTER KAREN(FS) KC AND ALL - GS ADDISON(FS) KC AND ALL - GWYN OF RUCKUS(FS) KC AND ALL - HILCO VANESSA(FI) KC AND ALL - JJ’S QUICKSTEP(FS) KC AND ALL - KANDY BALE*(FS) KC AND ALL - KB’S KAZOO(FS) KC AND ALL - KELSOS CHARLENE(FI) KC AND ALL - KIOWA JILL VIK(FS) KC AND ALL - KL’S ERIN(FS) KC AND ALL - L TOOTIE(FS) KC AND ALL - LETSGROOVETONITE(FS) KC AND ALL - LUCIA(FS) KC AND ALL - RAMS CHARLIE GAL(FS) KC AND ALL - RICO’S ERIE(FS) KC AND ALL - RJ’S ROCHELLE(FS) KC AND ALL - ROYAL SNOWBALL(FS) KC AND ALL - SE’S MILLIE F(FS) KC AND ALL - SE’S TALI RITZ(FS) KC AND ALL - SIDEWALK BLAIR(FS) KC AND ALL - T’S EVIL WEEVIL(FS) KC AND ALL - VJ DINAH(FS) KC AND ALL - WINTA FOREVER(FS) KC AND ALL - WW’S BABY BONNET(FS) KC AND ALL - WW’S DESIGN(FS) KC AND ALL - WW’S MINT CANDY(FS) KC AND ALL - WW’S REA(FS) KC AND ALL - WWK BELLS(FS)

KINLOCH BRAE - I CAN(FS)

JACK STOLIRCHICK

JILL LASHMET

JAX ODIE - JAX DIVA

JACK’S BIG LAD - LK’S INDEPENDENT

04/21/16 04/27/16 03/26/16 04/26/16

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03/28/16

03/24/16 04/13/16 05/06/16 05/24/16 04/11/16 04/25/16 05/02/16 04/03/16 04/13/16 03/31/16 04/21/16 05/10/16 04/27/16 04/10/16 04/10/16 05/12/16 05/04/16 05/12/16 01/20/16 04/19/16 03/30/16 04/17/16 04/19/16 03/19/16 04/06/16 04/16/16 04/08/16 04/15/16 04/28/16 04/21/16 04/11/16 04/02/16 05/11/16 03/24/16 04/22/16 05/04/16 04/01/16 04/14/16 05/11/16 04/25/16 03/10/16 04/05/16 05/21/16 05/19/16 04/27/16 04/30/16 04/03/16

05/18/16

05/02/16

ROBERT SCHOOP JOE FREY - LESSEE ALLYN L. SHAW JOE LAIL VICTOR RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN JOHN A. DRAPER KAREN L. LEGG TORRI MORRIS W. H. O’DONNELL JENNIFER WOODARD - LESSEE FREDERICK A. FULCHINO JILL LASHMET PATRICK COLLINS CHARLES DOBESH

KIOWA SWEET TREY - BS PURPLE RAIN(FS) KIOWA SWEET TREY - CRY SABINE(FS) KIOWA SWEET TREY - EASI ON THE EYES(FS) KIOWA SWEET TREY - MINION ANN(FI) KIOWA SWEET TREY - PJ CHICKERITA(FS) KIOWA SWEET TREY - RED BARONESS(FS)

KL’S JAEGER - KL’S DARCIE

KL’S SUEDE - FM BELLA BLUE

LEGULL - CERREAL(FS)

LITTLE ANDY - AJN LONESOMEDOVE(FI) LITTLE ANDY - FLYING KWAN(FS)

LK’S SNIPER - LK’S CAPRICA

LONESOME CRY - PAT C KINDA(FS) LONESOME CRY - STEVIE NICKS(FS)

MRL METALS, LLC - LESSEE BILLY D. GALBREATH - LESSEE BILLY D. GALBREATH - LESSEE NATALIE THORNE - LESSEE NATALIE THORNE - LESSEE HARLAN BROTHERS KENNEL, INC.

NMS SWEET THING - BRASKA CICI(FS)

OMAR DODGER - ANXIOUS ANNA OMAR DODGER - COPPERKETTLE DAY

OSHKOSH LAMONT - MEGA GONE(FS) OSHKOSH LAMONT - MEGA INDIA(FS)

P’S GIBBS - KILLER CAREW(AI)

03/12/16

05/05/16 05/04/16

03/31/16 03/26/16

04/10/16

05/09/16

03/31/16

MICHAEL A. LASKY D. S. ELLIOTT - LESSEE

MOVE OVER TANG - SCI FI FOOIE

03/22/16

GARY COSSEL

MANHATTAN HELLO - TMB SWEET ALEX(FS)

NICOLAUS SILVER - MORNING DAISY(FS)

04/19/16

CHRISTOPHER J. D’ARCY 04/28/16 VICTOR RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN 03/22/16 VICTOR RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN 04/02/16

02/12/16

05/05/16 04/15/16

05/09/16

03/30/16 03/30/16

05/03/16

03/29/16

04/25/16

04/17/16 04/30/16 05/18/16 04/09/16 04/08/16 05/13/16

MAMAS SPECIAL ED - MAMAS SUNNYSKIES(FS) MELISSA SCHMIDT

MAKESHIFT - BOLD DECEIVER(FS) MAKESHIFT - PJ BET YOURMONEY(FS) MAKESHIFT - PJ MIAMI(FS)

LOXAHATCHEE DASH - TAKEBACKYOURMINK(FS) SEASTROM KENNELS - LESSEE

CARMEN M. JORGENSEN DOUGLAS L. BOYLE - LESSEE VINCE BERLAND RICK D. BARTLEY BRANT T. TAPLIN JAMES E. BLANCHARD

KIOWA MYTH - CBJ IRISH TART(FS) KIOWA MYTH - EXOTIC KAURI(FI) KIOWA MYTH - FLYING UNREST(FS) KIOWA MYTH - MARTINSTOWN TINA*(FS) KIOWA MYTH - RC RAISING SAND(FS) KIOWA MYTH - WHY YA WANNA(FS)

04/18/16 04/12/16 05/22/16 05/04/16 05/23/16 03/21/16

SHANNON HENRY 04/01/16 SHANNON HENRY 04/08/16 LISA TATER 05/10/16 ROBERT E. GURLEY 05/02/16 ROBERT E. GURLEY 04/28/16 ROBERT E. THORNE - LESSEE 04/02/16 HARLAN BROTHERS KENNEL, INC. - LESSEE 03/12/16 LISA TATER 04/14/16

KIOWA MON MANNY - JS CHERRY PITS(FS) KIOWA MON MANNY - JS LITTLE B(FS) KIOWA MON MANNY - KPOP EPISODE(FS) KIOWA MON MANNY - LEE JUDY(FS) KIOWA MON MANNY - LEE TALIA(FI) KIOWA MON MANNY - RICA(FS) KIOWA MON MANNY - SLATEX DIAMOND(FI) KIOWA MON MANNY - V EPISODE(FS)

SHANNON HENRY SHANNON HENRY

PAT C SABBATH - CH KEEPIN FAITH(FS) PAT C SABBATH - JULIANNE HOUGH(FS)

KENNETH BIEHLE KENNETH TURNER - LESSEE KENNETH BIEHLE KENNETH BIEHLE MARTY D. TANNER - LESSEE DAVID R. PECK DAVID R. PECK BYRON JAY CHILDS ALVIE SIMONS JERRY SIMONS KENNETH BIEHLE PAULINE O’DONNELL MARTY D. TANNER - LESSEE MARTY D. TANNER - LESSEE SHARON L. WILLIAMS MARK WILLIAMS EDWARD F. GARDNER, JR.

MIKE TICE

RTR STRIKER ACE - MRL GREEN LIGHT SELDOM TOLD - ATASCOCITA VITA(AI) SELDOM TOLD - BOB’S CERTIFIED(AI) SELDOM TOLD - BOC’S KATIE GIRL(AI) SELDOM TOLD - BOC’S MILEY(AI) SELDOM TOLD - CRAZYLILY(FI) SELDOM TOLD - CTW BURGUNDY GAL(AI) SELDOM TOLD - CTW MELODRAMATIC(AI) SELDOM TOLD - FLYING WIKIPEDIA(FI) SELDOM TOLD - I DONT REMEMBER(FI) SELDOM TOLD - I’VE GOT LIFE(FI) SELDOM TOLD - KB’S SANTA LUCIA(AI) SELDOM TOLD - KIOWA ZAMYRA(AI) SELDOM TOLD - LOCODIAMOND(AI) SELDOM TOLD - MISS CAROLINA(FI) SELDOM TOLD - MISS ROMY(FI) SELDOM TOLD - MW’S MORRIGAN(FI) SELDOM TOLD - SIMPLICITY RED(AI)

RANDY J. SCHABEN

PATRICK COLLINS - LESSEE

JIMMY L. KING

TIM WALLER

RJ’S AL - GABLE PICKLE(FS)

RICO’S VINTAGE - IDAHO SCOOTER(FS)

REWARD TRENT - RP LITTLE RED(FS)

RA BLAZER - WW’S INDIA(FS)

BOBBY JOE PARKER - LESSEE

QUICK MCRUNFAST - MY MAMA BETH(FS)

DAVID T. BLAIR LARRY POLLARD

PK’S JET - OSHKOSH PARIS(FS)

PG TIGER - BELLA REBECCA(FS)

PATRICK COLLINS

PATRICK COLLINS - LESSEE

PAT C GAME FACE - PAT C BS RAPIDLY(FS)

PAT C VALDES - PAT C WHEREBY(FS)

DAVID T. BLAIR NATALIE THORNE - LESSEE SHANNON HENRY THOMAS A. FERRIS GARY COSSEL JASON HESS STEVE M. SARRAS PATRICK COLLINS - LESSEE JENNIFER WOODARD PATRICK COLLINS RICHARD KNAUFF MICHAEL L. HARRIS - LESSEE RCK KENNELS, LLC PAULINE O’DONNELL RUFUS TATUM - LESSEE JEFF L. COLE PATRICK COLLINS - LESSEE PHILIP L. HARRIS RICARDO PACHECO

PAT C CLEMENT - BELLA DIABOLIC(FS) PAT C CLEMENT - BELLA MISCHIEF(FS) PAT C CLEMENT - CH AMENCAN BOOTY(FS) PAT C CLEMENT - FLYING SILVER(FS) PAT C CLEMENT - KB’S BRITE LITE(FS) PAT C CLEMENT - KL’S MAC DORA(FS) PAT C CLEMENT - MAGIC VERIZON(FS) PAT C CLEMENT - MY HEROINE(FS) PAT C CLEMENT - NANNYSHELLODOLLY(FI) PAT C CLEMENT - PAT C WANNADO(FS) PAT C CLEMENT - RCK ETNIA(FI) PAT C CLEMENT - RCK FLY N SPARRO(FS) PAT C CLEMENT - RCK SPIRIT(FI) PAT C CLEMENT - SAINT ANNA(FI) PAT C CLEMENT - SUNSAND FANNYMAY(FI) PAT C CLEMENT - SUPER C J LO(FS) PAT C CLEMENT - SWEET MIRANDA(FS) PAT C CLEMENT - TDS ISABELLA(FS) PAT C CLEMENT - TEAVANA(FS)

04/01/16 03/21/16 04/08/16 04/12/16 05/16/16 04/21/16 04/05/16 05/10/16 04/28/16 04/15/16 03/29/16 04/08/16 04/16/16 05/16/16 04/19/16 04/15/16 04/26/16

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CARMEN M. JORGENSEN 04/19/16 W. H. O’DONNELL 04/18/16 MICHAEL L. HARRIS - LESSEE 04/21/16 VICTOR RANGEL OR MICHAEL MONTOYA 05/13/16

05/15/16 04/03/16

DAVID RUIZ JEFF L. COLE ALAN HILL GLENN C. JONES

SHONN - CBJ TREAT(FS) SHONN - JENNAH(FS) SHONN - SEBESTA(FS) SHONN - VJ ROSEBUD(FS)

SOPRANO DRIVE - YAHOO UTAH(FI)

SUPERIOR PANAMA - SUPER C ALPINE(AI) SUPERIOR PANAMA - SUPER C TARA(AI)

SURE AS - BRAKE N RUN(FI)

CHRISTOPHER D’ARCY OR LISA WHEELER 05/07/16

TK QUICK STRIKE - LILY ROSE(FS)

05/03/16

JULIA WARD MICHAEL L. HARRIS - LESSEE

SURF LORIAN - WW’S HAY FEVER(FS)

SWAHILI EILE* - RCK PENSKE’SBEST(FS)

04/23/16 04/25/16

04/20/16

05/02/16 03/29/16 05/16/16 04/01/16 03/30/16 04/01/16 04/08/16 05/12/16 04/11/16 04/21/16

TIM WALLER DAVID UNGS ROBERT HARDISON DAVID UNGS ROBERT HARDISON RANDY FINEGAN ROBERT HARDISON ROBERT HARDISON ROBERT HARDISON JOHN STEINER

SH AVATAR - A LITTLE BLING(FS) SH AVATAR - FIRE AND HEAT(FI) SH AVATAR - JET FORCE(FS) SH AVATAR - KIND KELSEY(FS) SH AVATAR - LOOKN EVEN FINER(FS) SH AVATAR - LOST LOVE(FI) SH AVATAR - MONEY MAID(FS) SH AVATAR - MOTO TARYN(FS) SH AVATAR - PHOTO SHOP(FS) SH AVATAR - PTL FANCY MAE(FS)

04/08/16 05/01/16 04/21/16

KENNETH BIEHLE EDWARD F. GARDNER, JR. SCOTT MC PHAUL

SELDOM TOLD - TC’S CRAWFORD(AI) SELDOM TOLD - TURBO HAZEL(AI) SELDOM TOLD - WHYNOT HOME GIRL(AI) NATALIE THORNE - LESSEE DAVID T. BLAIR - LESSEE RYAN FARMS KENNEL PHYLLIS A. SHUFFIELD - LESSEE DAVID T. BLAIR - LESSEE DAVID R. PECK N. J. SHERCK JEFF LOVELY - LESSEE MARTY D. TANNER - LESSEE GREEN SMITH FAYE SHEPHERD - LESSEE MARTY D. TANNER CAMERON YOUNTS H. HAL GILL

TNT STAR WARS - MEGA NIKITA(FS) TNT STAR WARS - MEGA NUCLEUS(FS) TORREY PINES - CELESTE(FS) TRENT LEE - ANEE JO(FI) TRENT LEE - BW’S UNIDA(FS) TRENT LEE - CTW STARLET(FI) TRENT LEE - KAY MATT KIM(FS) TRENT LEE - PRISTINE SKYE(FS) U TOO PURE SILK - FUZZYS ABIGAIL(AI) U TOO PURE SILK - KB’S JUMBO JET(AI) U TOO PURE SILK - RC GUMDROP(AI) U TOO PURE SILK - ULTRA GOLDIE(AI) VENUS ESPINOSA - CRY MOLLY(AI) WW APPLE JAX - WW’S RAINBOW(FS)

WILLIAM J. SCHWEIZER MELVIN H. DRAYTON, JR. SCOTT MC PHAUL

JAS RAININ BLUE - JAS SEAPUP WHERE’S KING FLY - WHERE’S TOO SOON WHYNOT DEL RAY - TK ALL THE RAGE

PENALTIES RECEIVED FOR THE FOLLOWING DELINQUENT BREEDINGS PER INSTRUCTIONS OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2016

BABAK MIRGHAFOURI BABAK MIRGHAFOURI

TMC’S TRAIL BOSS - ROSMOR DASHER TMC’S TRAIL BOSS - SWANK’S DREAMER

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whelpings reported 2015 DJAYS OCTANE - PJ RUN THEM DOWN VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN Ins: KAITLIN STEELE, D.V.M. Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW

BRED 12/31

2m- 0f

03/03/16

GABLE DODGE - TK RED HOT Ins: KENNETH BIEHLE Fac: GABLE STUDS

BUDDY SCITERN

BRED 12/ 6

MISSED

KC AND ALL - FLEET TRENT Ins: KENNETH BIEHLE Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC.

BUDDY SCITERN

BRED 12/28

MISSED

PAT C CLEMENT - LAKEVIEW LASSIE RANDY FINEGAN - LESSEE Ins: DR. MAX CARVER Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW

BRED 8/11

MISSED

TRENT LEE - TRUTH OR DARE GARRETT BURK Ins: GERALD JOHNSON, D.V.M. Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW

BRED 12/11

2m- 3f

02/11/16

2016 ACE A MATIC - SUNSAND GOLD HARLAND V. OLSON - LESSEE Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW

BRED 2/12

2m- 0f

04/15/16

AERIAL BATTLE - DAMESIHAVE LOVED AERIAL BATTLE - MW NEPTUNIA AERIAL BATTLE - SANTA’S BROOKLYN

BRED 2/ 5 BRED 1/21 BRED 3/11

2m- 3f 4m- 2f 5m- 4f

04/09/16 03/26/16 05/15/16

ALIVEFORTOMORROW - OCEANIA JAMES L. MORGAN Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW

BRED 3/ 6

4m- 4f

05/04/16

AMF EX PRESIDENT - KIOWA LINETTE FREDERICK A. FULCHINO - LESSEE Ins: KAITLIN STEELE, D.V.M. Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW

BRED 3/14

2m- 2f

05/15/16

ATASCOCITA ATASCOCITA ATASCOCITA ATASCOCITA

BRED BRED BRED BRED

3m4m8m3m-

1f 4f 0f 4f

04/14/16 04/20/16 04/15/16 03/24/16

GRAY GRAY GRAY GRAY

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ATASCOCITA RYLIE BACKWOOD BARBRA JSK I LOVE LUCY TB’S FULL O PEP

SHARON L. WILLIAMS MARK WILLIAMS SHARON L. WILLIAMS

ATASCOCITA RACING HERMINIO YANEZ JS KRAMER, LLC TROY BIEHLE

2/13 2/18 2/13 1/22

BARCELONA BOSS - B’S GRACIEBSWIFT RACHELLE HENRY Ins: DR. MAX CARVER Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. BARCELONA BOSS - DS AQUARIUS JERRY CRUCE - LESSEE Ins: DR. MAX CARVER Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. BARCELONA BOSS - EMERALDCITYFLYER LESLIE CSOKASY Ins: DR. CHRISTOPHER HOLENSTEIN Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. BARCELONA BOSS - GABLE GO ANNIE JOHN DALTON Ins: KENNETH BIEHLE Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. BARCELONA BOSS - KB’S SANTA RINA KIM SESSIONS Ins: KAITLIN STEELE, D.V.M. Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. BARCELONA BOSS - KIOWA KAY SMART DAVID T. BLAIR Ins: DA LEAN BARTEN, DVM Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. BARCELONA BOSS - MEGA HILDA DAVID T. BLAIR - LESSEE Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. BARCELONA BOSS - WW ROCKER WORLD JULIA WARD Ins: KAITLIN STEELE, D.V.M. Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. BARCELONA BOSS - YAHOO YVONNE SUSAN JOHNSON Ins: MICHAEL D. STRICKLAND Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC.

BRED 2/13

2m- 3f

04/14/16

BRED 3/ 3

4m- 4f

05/05/16

BRED 2/ 4

MISSED

BRED 3/14

4m- 4f

05/16/16

BRED 2/23

4m- 5f

04/25/16

BRED 2/12

3m- 4f

04/13/16

BRED 3/29

3m- 1f

05/29/16

BRED 2/28

3m- 2f

05/01/16

BRED 2/10

MISSED

BD’S GRAYSON - BC SWEET BELL Ins: ALVIN STAGGS Fac: TOP CLASS SIRES BD’S GRAYSON - CINNAMON BAY Ins: DR. MAX CARVER Fac: TOP CLASS SIRES BD’S GRAYSON - KB’S GO MAMA Ins: KAITLIN STEELE, D.V.M. Fac: TOP CLASS SIRES BD’S GRAYSON - KIOWA RED VALLEY Ins: DA LEAN BARTEN, DVM Fac: TOP CLASS SIRES BD’S GRAYSON - MV’S MOTOROLA Ins: DA LEAN BARTEN, DVM Fac: TOP CLASS SIRES BD’S GRAYSON - ROC A BY PINATA Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: TOP CLASS SIRES

DOUGLAS L. BOYLE - LESSEE

BRED 1/19

4m- 4f

03/23/16

JIMMY L. KING - LESSEE

BRED 2/12

1m- 0f

04/15/16

REX J. VIGAR

BRED 2/ 3

5m- 6f

04/03/16

BRANT T. TAPLIN

BRED 1/23

4m- 6f

03/27/16

LESLIE CSOKASY

BRED 3/ 3

MISSED

VINCE BERLAND

BRED 2/12

MISSED

BRED 2/17

1m- 5f

04/18/16

BRED 3/24

2m- 5f

05/25/16

BELLA INCUBUS - CTW BRONZE SKY MYRTLE ERWIN - LESSEE Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW BELLA INFRARED - KELSOS KENMARE DAVID T. BLAIR Ins: DA LEAN BARTEN, DVM Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW

BELLA INFRARED - KELSOS LAB TOP JOHN W. KELLY Ins: KRISTIN S. BLOCK Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW BELLA INFRARED - WINDY BEV TERRY HABER - LESSEE Ins: DR. MAX CARVER Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW

BRED 2/ 8

2m- 4f

04/11/16

BRED 2/25

4m- 4f

04/27/16

BIG ROAD - KAY ROCK SOLID STEVEN A. WARD Ins: DA LEAN BARTEN, DVM Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. BIG ROAD - SE’S AUNTIE T SEASTROM KENNELS Ins: DA LEAN BARTEN, DVM Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. BIG ROAD - STILLWATER DRIVE TONY MILLS Ins: DA LEAN BARTEN, DVM Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC.

BRED 3/ 5

3m- 3f

05/06/16

BRED 3/ 7

1m- 0f

05/09/16

BRED 3/ 3

5m- 5f

05/03/16

BOC’S BLAST OFF - BOC’S SADDIE KAY KENNETH LANE - LESSEE BOC’S BLAST OFF - BOC’S SLIM N FIT BRAD BOECKENSTEDT Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW

BRED 4/19 BRED 2/11

MISSED 4m- 5f

04/11/16

CALL ME ISHMAEL - TNJ EVA PETER LIMMER Ins: MICHAEL D. STRICKLAND Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC.

BRED 1/26

MISSED

CLEVER CORBIN - KL’S FANCY Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: VISION SIRES

BRED 3/11

3m- 3f

05/12/16

COLDWATER KONOW - TB’S STAR BABY TROY BIEHLE Ins: KENNETH BIEHLE Fac: KB’S GREYHOUND FARM, INC.

BRED 2/18

5m- 3f

04/20/16

COLDWATER TORRES - RAQUEL WELCH TINA M. WILLIAMS Ins: ALVIN STAGGS Fac: ALVIN STAGGS GREYHOUND FARM

BRED 2/19

MISSED

COUNSELOR - AMF USERER THOMAS A. FERRIS Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC.

BRED 3/ 7

2m- 5f

05/08/16

CRAIGIE WHISTLER - GOOD LUCK RUBY SHARON L. WILLIAMS Ins: ALVIN STAGGS Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW CRAIGIE WHISTLER - MEGA REESY DAVID T. BLAIR - LESSEE Ins: DA LEAN BARTEN, DVM Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW

BRED 2/19

5m- 2f

04/24/16

BRED 3/10

MISSED

CRASH - UE ITIZWHATITIZ Ins: KAITLIN STEELE, D.V.M. Fac: IRELAND

BRED 2/27

4m- 4f

04/28/16

CTW BASE CAMP - AMF OPEN SPACE THOMAS A. FERRIS Ins: KAITLIN STEELE, D.V.M. Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW CTW BASE CAMP - CTW LEGALESE DAVID R. PECK CTW BASE CAMP - CTW LYNDY HOP DAVID R. PECK CTW BASE CAMP - CTW ROSEMARY DAVID R. PECK Ins: KAITLIN STEELE, D.V.M. Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW

BRED 3/ 7

3m- 1f

05/08/16

BRED 2/24 BRED 2/ 5 BRED 3/ 2

MISSED MISSED 1m- 0f

05/02/16

CTW LYLE LYNDON - CTW PROPER GIRL

KAREN L. LEGG

ROBERT CROSSLAND - LESSEE

BRED 1/23

1m- 7f

03/23/16

CTW PLAZA RIO - DAKOTAS PEGGEY JIMMY L. KING Ins: DR. MAX CARVER Fac: KB’S GREYHOUND FARM, INC.

DAVID DYAL

BRED 3/ 8

1m- 4f

05/12/16

DEERFIELD MOVER* - JS JOY KIL SHANNON HENRY Ins: KAITLIN STEELE, D.V.M. Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW

BRED 2/10

5m- 3f

04/12/16

DEFINATE OPINION - SH KUNG FU KATHY Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: IRELAND

ROBERT HARDISON

BRED 2/13

4m- 3f

04/13/16

DEFRIM BALE* - AMF COUNTRY STAR Ins: DR. MAX CARVER Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. DEFRIM BALE* - DUTCH SAMMI

MICK HYMES - LESSEE

BRED 2/26

2m- 5f

05/01/16

JO ANN KOERNER

BRED 1/22

3m- 6f

03/24/16

BRED 2/29

1m- 1f

05/02/16

BRED 3/11

3m- 4f

05/11/16

BRED 3/17

7m- 2f

05/07/16

BRED 3/25

MISSED

BRED 3/ 3

5m- 2f

05/04/16

BRED 3/13

6m- 3f

05/12/16

BRED 1/22

5m- 2f

03/22/16

BRED 3/16

2m- 4f

05/18/16

BRED 1/27

3m- 1f

03/28/16

BRED 2/ 8

3m- 1f

04/09/16

BRED 2/19

3m- 1f

04/19/16

DJAYS OCTANE - B’S ALLEY KAT JO ANN KOERNER Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW DJAYS OCTANE - BF DEBIT R & F KENNEL, INC. Ins: KENNETH BIEHLE Fac: KB’S GREYHOUND FARM, INC. DJAYS OCTANE - CAYENNE HAIL DIANE S. WATKINS Ins: CLARISSA ZUVER, D.V.M. Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW DJAYS OCTANE - CRAIGIE KASSIDY CRAIGIE, INC. Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW DJAYS OCTANE - CTW DR. QUINN CARL E. TOMBLIN, II Ins: DR. KENNETH O’HANLON Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW DJAYS OCTANE - CTW HAGGLIN HALO MELISSA SCHMIDT Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW DJAYS OCTANE - DKS LATTE VICTOR JAY RANGEL Ins: DR. MAX CARVER Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW DJAYS OCTANE - DUTCH DAPHNE JO ANN KOERNER Ins: KAITLIN STEELE, D.V.M. Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW DJAYS OCTANE - FLARING FIESTA MICHAEL E. STOUT Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW DJAYS OCTANE - FLARING FLASH MICHAEL E. STOUT Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW DJAYS OCTANE - GIRL ON FIRE DAVID R. PECK Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW

DJAYS OCTANE - KELLS LOLA VICTOR JAY RANGEL - LESSEE Ins: KENNETH BIEHLE Fac: KB’S GREYHOUND FARM, INC. DJAYS OCTANE - LK’S SPICY HOT JILL LASHMET Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW DJAYS OCTANE - MAGIC DROID CARL E. TOMBLIN, II - LESSEE Ins: DR. MAX CARVER Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW DJAYS OCTANE - MAJOR SOURCE VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN Ins: KAITLIN STEELE, D.V.M. Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW DJAYS OCTANE - ODD COCO MONTE JACOBS - LESSEE Ins: DA LEAN BARTEN, DVM Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW DJAYS OCTANE - OSHKOSH JAMEE LARRY POLLARD Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW DJAYS OCTANE - PJ MICHELADA VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN Ins: DA LEAN BARTEN, DVM Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW DJAYS OCTANE - RCK CATORI CHARLES E. WOODS, JR. Ins: DA LEAN BARTEN, DVM Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW DJAYS OCTANE - RCK KACHINA XTREME ENTERPRISES, LLC - LESSEE Ins: KRISTIN S. BLOCK Fac: KB’S GREYHOUND FARM, INC. DJAYS OCTANE - RCK LADY IN RED RCK KENNELS, LLC - LESSEE Ins: KRISTIN S. BLOCK Fac: KB’S GREYHOUND FARM, INC. DJAYS OCTANE - REM’S FREDA VICTOR JAY RANGEL - LESSEE Ins: DR. MAX CARVER Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW DJAYS OCTANE - RIVERY BALE S. LESTER RAINES Ins: KAITLIN STEELE, D.V.M. Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW DJAYS OCTANE - SAILOR JIL CAMERON SCITERN - LESSEE Ins: DA LEAN BARTEN, DVM Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW DJAYS OCTANE - SLATEX SALSA HARLAN BROTHERS KENNEL, INC. Ins: ALVIN STAGGS Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW DJAYS OCTANE - UCME BLIND LUCK BYRON JAY CHILDS Ins: KENNETH BIEHLE Fac: KB’S GREYHOUND FARM, INC. DJAYS OCTANE - VOLANDO VENUS DAVID T. BLAIR - LESSEE Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW DJAYS OCTANE - WW GALE FIFTY JULIA WARD Ins: KAITLIN STEELE, D.V.M. Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW

BRED 1/18

0m- 1f

03/21/16

BRED 2/ 3

2m- 5f

04/04/16

BRED 3/18

2m- 4f

05/19/16

BRED 3/19

MISSED

BRED 2/10

1m- 3f

04/10/16

BRED 3/15

2m- 2f

05/14/16

BRED 3/18

5m- 5f

05/18/16

BRED 2/29

5m- 1f

04/29/16

BRED 2/ 3

2m- 6f

04/06/16

BRED 1/28

MISSED

BRED 1/24

4m- 4f

03/25/16

BRED 2/ 4

5m- 3f

04/05/16

BRED 2/12

2m- 6f

04/14/16

BRED 2/29

MISSED

BRED 1/25

4m- 2f

03/25/16

BRED 3/ 5

3m- 2f

05/06/16

BRED 2/24

6m- 3f

04/26/16

DK’S PRIME TIME - THERA OF RUCKUS BILLIE JO SMART Ins: DA LEAN BARTEN, DVM Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW

BRED 3/10

0m- 1f

05/04/16

DOMINATOR - WHISKEY BETTY T. F. O’NEILL, JR. Ins: VALERIA RICKARD, DVM Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW

BRED 1/26

3m- 3f

03/27/16

DR’S HOLY SMOKE - JT RELENTLESS JIMMY L. KING Ins: DR. MAX CARVER Fac: ALVIN STAGGS GREYHOUND FARM

BRED 3/ 3

1m- 4f

05/07/16

DRAGON FIRE - SHEDRIVESMECRAZY Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: TOP CLASS SIRES DRAGON FIRE - TJ SIG SAVER Ins: KAITLIN STEELE, D.V.M. Fac: TOP CLASS SIRES

JACOBS RACING KENNEL, INC.

BRED 1/22

3m- 4f

03/23/16

TIM ERTL OR JASON HESS

BRED 2/ 8

4m- 2f

04/10/16

DROOPYS VIERI - CROWNED SUPREME Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac:

CHRISTOPHER J. D’ARCY

BRED 3/25

3m- 6f

05/24/16

DYNA NALIN* - GUSTA OF RUCKUS BILLIE JO SMART Ins: DA LEAN BARTEN, DVM Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. DYNA NALIN* - WINK AND NOD JEFF L. COLE DYNA NALIN* - WW BLAZIN ENVY JULIA WARD

BRED 3/10

6m- 3f

05/10/16

BRED 2/15 BRED 2/ 9

8m- 2f MISSED

04/17/16

EM’S MAC ATTACK - BOLD BETSY CLINTON R. BLAIR - LESSEE Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. EM’S MAC ATTACK - SUPER STAR DRIVE TONY MILLS Ins: DA LEAN BARTEN, DVM Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. EM’S MAC ATTACK - WITCH CRAFT KENTON D. RIDER Ins: DA LEAN BARTEN, DVM Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC.

BRED 1/18

1m- 5f

03/20/16

BRED 2/23

1m- 5f

04/24/16

BRED 2/ 3

3m- 2f

04/04/16

EXTRUDING DREAM - EYE ROLLER RANDY FINEGAN Ins: KAITLIN STEELE, D.V.M. Fac: MOSES KENNEL, INC.

BRED 2/23

2m- 2f

04/26/16

FLYIN MAN OF GOD - FLYING CHATTAROY Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: TOP CLASS SIRES

VINCE BERLAND

BRED 2/23

1m- 4f

04/23/16

FLYING COAL CITY - ATASCOCITA MIA Ins: KENNETH BIEHLE Fac: TOP CLASS SIRES FLYING COAL CITY - ELLEN JET FLY Ins: DR. KENNETH O’HANLON Fac: TOP CLASS SIRES FLYING COAL CITY - HOGG HANNAH Ins: DR. MAX CARVER Fac: TOP CLASS SIRES FLYING COAL CITY - KIOWA LEE PHILLI Ins: KENNETH BIEHLE Fac: TOP CLASS SIRES FLYING COAL CITY - MAGIC FINCH Ins: DR. KENNETH O’HANLON Fac: TOP CLASS SIRES FLYING COAL CITY - MISTY ROSES Ins: KENNETH BIEHLE Fac: TOP CLASS SIRES FLYING COAL CITY - PIZZA JOINT Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: TOP CLASS SIRES

KENNETH BIEHLE

BRED 2/11

3m- 4f

04/14/16

CARL E. TOMBLIN, II

BRED 3/15

1m- 0f

05/19/16

TERRY HABER - LESSEE

BRED 1/29

4m- 5f

03/31/16

PAULINE O’DONNELL

BRED 1/19

MISSED

CARL E. TOMBLIN, II

BRED 1/21

MISSED

BYRON JAY CHILDS

BRED 1/25

MISSED

TOM G. TAPLIN

BRED 1/27

1m- 3f

04/01/16

FLYING COAL CITY - UCME ICEY HOT Ins: DR. MAX CARVER Fac: TOP CLASS SIRES FLYING COAL CITY - WINTA CELTICS Ins: DR. MAX CARVER Fac: TOP CLASS SIRES

MICHAEL L. HARRIS - LESSEE

BRED 3/ 7

1m- 1f

05/10/16

STEVE M. SARRAS

BRED 2/11

1m- 4f

04/14/16

FLYING HYDROGEN - CAPREE Ins: DR. MAX CARVER Fac: TOP CLASS SIRES FLYING HYDROGEN - FLYING ACADIA Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: TOP CLASS SIRES FLYING HYDROGEN - FLYING ARMY GIRL Ins: KAITLIN STEELE, D.V.M. Fac: TOP CLASS SIRES FLYING HYDROGEN - FLYING RAINELLE Ins: DA LEAN BARTEN, DVM Fac: TOP CLASS SIRES FLYING HYDROGEN - HAIL STORM BONES Ins: KAITLIN STEELE, D.V.M. Fac: TOP CLASS SIRES FLYING HYDROGEN - KEEPER WEDGEWOOD Ins: DA LEAN BARTEN, DVM Fac: TOP CLASS SIRES

WILLIAM MC CARTHY

BRED 1/31

4m- 4f

03/31/16

VINCE BERLAND

BRED 2/ 1

OTHER

VINCE BERLAND

BRED 3/ 3

4m- 4f

05/03/16

TIM ERTL

BRED 2/19

2m- 2f

04/20/16

CHARTER KENNEL, INC.

BRED 1/26

2m- 0f

03/27/16

VINCE BERLAND

BRED 3/ 4

5m- 2f

05/03/16

FLYING PENSKE - BOC’S CUTENSWEET Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: TOP CLASS SIRES FLYING PENSKE - FLYING WELSH Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: TOP CLASS SIRES

BRAD BOECKENSTEDT

BRED 3/13

5m- 3f

05/11/16

VINCE BERLAND

BRED 1/31

2m- 2f

04/02/16

FLYING WESTOVER - ATASCOCITA AMA ATASCOCITA RACING Ins: KENNETH BIEHLE Fac: SPIRO VETERINARY CLINIC

BRED 2/10

3m- 1f

04/11/16

FMC’S WAKE UP - TEMPO DEE OH GEE TROY BIEHLE Ins: KENNETH BIEHLE Fac: KB’S GREYHOUND FARM, INC.

BRED 1/25

MISSED

FORBES SASQUATCH - BD ELIZABETH Ins: DR. MAX CARVER Fac: MOSES KENNEL, INC.

JOE DI MASSIMO

BRED 2/ 6

3m- 6f

04/10/16

FORTUNATE SON - CLOUT

DONALD BURK, JR.

BRED 1/ 6

1m- 0f

03/09/16

BRED 1/25

0m- 2f

03/27/16

BRED 1/31

5m- 4f

04/05/16

FUZZYS CANNON - HS MALLORY LEE HARRINGTON Ins: ALVIN STAGGS Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW FUZZYS CANNON - KB’S LIZA LIZA JOHN J. MINGLE & STEVE M. SARRAS Ins: DR. MAX CARVER Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW GABLE DODGE - NIDETT Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: GABLE STUDS

W. H. O’DONNELL

BRED 2/ 8

MISSED

GABLE SOUR CREAM - SJ’S FLYINGPENNY Ins: DR. MAX CARVER Fac: GABLE STUDS

MICK HYMES - LESSEE

BRED 3/10

MISSED

GALE WW WANIKA - LUCY LUCY KENTON D. RIDER Ins: DA LEAN BARTEN, DVM Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC.

BRED 3/15

3m- 3f

GALENA - FOREST OF DREAMS CHRISTOPHER J. D’ARCY Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW

BRED 2/25

MISSED

GATOR JOHN - MISS SAYA

SHARON L. WILLIAMS

05/13/16

BRED 1/26

3m- 3f

04/03/16

GET OVER - WANNA KNOW YOU TINA M. WILLIAMS Ins: ALVIN STAGGS Fac: ALVIN STAGGS GREYHOUND FARM

BRED 1/21

1m- 1f

03/23/16

GIGAWATT - FUZZYS AMY SMART

MARTY D. TANNER

BRED 3/ 7

2m- 4f

05/08/16

GOLD TOWN* - KEEN KATY GOLD TOWN* - SEADON ENCHANTED

MICHAEL E. STOUT RICK D. BARTLEY

BRED 1/20 BRED 2/12

MISSED 2m- 4f

04/15/16

GOLDEN SQUIRE - B MY MERLOT EDWARD E. BOLTON Ins: GERALD JOHNSON, D.V.M. Fac: SILVERTHORN ANIMAL CLINIC GOLDEN SQUIRE - BARTS MAGPIE RICK D. BARTLEY Ins: DA LEAN BARTEN, DVM Fac: SILVERTHORN ANIMAL CLINIC GOLDEN SQUIRE - COACH VICE GREG GETER Ins: DR. MAX CARVER Fac: SILVERTHORN ANIMAL CLINIC GOLDEN SQUIRE - GABLE REDNECK THOMAS A. FERRIS Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: SILVERTHORN ANIMAL CLINIC GOLDEN SQUIRE - JUMP N JIVE DAVID ROBINETTE Ins: DA LEAN BARTEN, DVM Fac: SILVERTHORN ANIMAL CLINIC GOLDEN SQUIRE - KL’S NESSA DAVID ROBINETTE Ins: DA LEAN BARTEN, DVM Fac: MOSES KENNEL, INC. GOLDEN SQUIRE - MAC’S BARONESS PATRICK MC MILLON Ins: DA LEAN BARTEN, DVM Fac: SILVERTHORN ANIMAL CLINIC GOLDEN SQUIRE - READY SET GONE MARY ROBINETTE Ins: DA LEAN BARTEN, DVM Fac: SILVERTHORN ANIMAL CLINIC GOLDEN SQUIRE - SHARE THE GLORY MARY ROBINETTE Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: SILVERTHORN ANIMAL CLINIC

BRED 3/16

3m- 6f

05/18/16

BRED 3/22

3m- 3f

05/21/16

BRED 2/19

2m- 1f

04/22/16

BRED 2/29

5m- 1f

05/01/16

BRED 2/17

0m- 2f

04/19/16

BRED 1/22

1m- 0f

03/25/16

BRED 2/ 4

4m- 3f

04/04/16

BRED 3/ 8

4m- 6f

05/09/16

BRED 2/ 8

4m- 4f

04/11/16

GOODLUCKSTERLING - TOPSY TIPSY

BRED 2/24

6m- 3f

04/26/16

BRED 1/31

2m- 3f

04/01/16

JERRY SIMONS

HEYL - TEWNUP W. H. O’DONNELL Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC.

HI NOON HERO - NEW NURSE Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: TOP CLASS SIRES HI NOON HERO - ROC A BY DANCER Ins: KAITLIN STEELE, D.V.M. Fac: TOP CLASS SIRES

HARLAND V. OLSON

BRED 2/13

3m- 4f

VINCE BERLAND

BRED 3/ 3

MISSED

IRUSKA ALL STAR - DS PHOENIX Ins: DR. MAX CARVER Fac: TOP CLASS SIRES IRUSKA ALL STAR - FLYING BADGER Ins: KAITLIN STEELE, D.V.M. Fac: TOP CLASS SIRES IRUSKA ALL STAR - FLYING LITA FORD Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: TOP CLASS SIRES

JERRY CRUCE - LESSEE

BRED 2/28

MISSED

VINCE BERLAND

BRED 2/11

3m- 4f

VINCE BERLAND

BRED 1/31

OTHER

J’S MOONSHINE - RCK SCARLET

DIANNA L. BARNEY

BRED 2/ 1

1m- 3f

04/02/16

JAS RAININ BLUE - JAS SEAPUP

WILLIAM J. SCHWEIZER

BRED 3/30

7m- 4f

05/20/16

JAX MANNY - JAX OPAL

JACK STOLIRCHICK

BRED 3/12

MISSED

JOEY ICE - SANTA’S APRIL

SHARON L. WILLIAMS

BRED 2/20

4m- 5f

04/23/16

BRED 3/ 8

2m- 2f

05/08/16

BRED 2/11

3m- 6f

04/13/16

BRED 1/26

2m- 0f

03/27/16

BRED 2/25

6m- 2f

04/27/16

BRED 1/21

3m- 2f

03/22/16

BRED 3/19

0m- 1f

05/18/16

BRED 2/20

1m- 3f

04/23/16

BRED 2/19

6m- 2f

04/19/16

BRED 3/ 3

2m- 4f

05/03/16

BRED 1/29

6m- 3f

03/29/16

BRED 4/ 3

ABORTED

BRED 1/30

MISSED

BRED 2/24

5m- 1f

04/26/16

BRED 2/ 6

4m- 1f

04/08/16

BRED 2/12

4m- 3f

04/13/16

BRED 3/13

3m- 6f

05/13/16

BRED 1/20

4m- 5f

03/21/16

BRED 2/ 5

4m- 3f

04/06/16

BRED 1/ 8

MISSED

BRED 3/25

4m- 3f

05/25/16

BRED 2/16

3m- 3f

04/17/16

BRED 3/ 7

2m- 1f

05/08/16

BRED 3/19

5m- 2f

05/19/16

BRED 2/24

4m- 3f

04/24/16

BRED 3/11

3m- 6f

05/16/16

BRED 3/ 2

5m- 5f

05/01/16

BRED 2/13

4m- 6f

04/14/16

BRED 3/17

MISSED

BRED 3/ 4

1m- 1f

05/04/16

BRED 3/17

1m- 1f

05/22/16

BRED 2/27

3m- 4f

05/01/16

KC AND ALL - AMAZING CHESNEY TRAVIS BARTLEY Ins: KAITLIN STEELE, D.V.M. Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. KC AND ALL - B’S ELITE WENDY JAMES E. BLANCHARD Ins: KAITLIN STEELE, D.V.M. Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. KC AND ALL - BELLA WILDWONDER DAVID T. BLAIR Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. KC AND ALL - BLAZIN BONFIRE DAVID DYAL - LESSEE Ins: KENNETH BIEHLE Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. KC AND ALL - BOC’S FLY AWAY VICTOR JAY RANGEL - LESSEE Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. KC AND ALL - BOC’S MISS RODEO BRAD BOECKENSTEDT Ins: DA LEAN BARTEN, DVM Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. KC AND ALL - BS GOT SPEED ROBERT SCHOOP Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. KC AND ALL - BUDZ KENZIE CRAIGIE, INC. Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. KC AND ALL - CS QUEEN BEE MICHAEL WIHLBORG Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. KC AND ALL - CTW LYNDA LOU MELISSA SCHMIDT Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. KC AND ALL - CTW SEA QUEEN DAVID R. PECK Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. KC AND ALL - DJAYS MAKIN BANK VICTOR JAY RANGEL Ins: KAITLIN STEELE, D.V.M. Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. KC AND ALL - DKC TRISTATEBILL DKC GREYHOUNDS, INC. Ins: DR. MAX CARVER Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. KC AND ALL - DROP TOP GLORIA DORSEY Ins: KENNETH BIEHLE Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. KC AND ALL - EASI LYNN ALLYN L. SHAW Ins: DA LEAN BARTEN, DVM Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. KC AND ALL - ERIKA OF RUCKUS BILLIE JO SMART Ins: KAITLIN STEELE, D.V.M. Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. KC AND ALL - GAVOTTE JACOBS RACING KENNEL, INC. Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. KC AND ALL - GO BON RAINYDAY GORDON HEATH Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. KC AND ALL - GO ON HEIDI BUDDY SCITERN Ins: KENNETH BIEHLE Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. KC AND ALL - HS SILVER JOSEPH M. FUSARO, JR. Ins: DA LEAN BARTEN, DVM Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. KC AND ALL - HS TEXOMA PAUL COOMBS Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. KC AND ALL - JD URANIUM JON D. STIDHAM Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. KC AND ALL - JJ’S QUICKSTEP VICTOR JAY RANGEL Ins: DA LEAN BARTEN, DVM Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. KC AND ALL - KELSOS CATALYST MICK HYMES - LESSEE Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. KC AND ALL - KIT KAT KATHY MICK HYMES - LESSEE Ins: DR. MAX CARVER Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. KC AND ALL - KT JUSTLIKETHAT TRAVIS BARTLEY Ins: KAITLIN STEELE, D.V.M. Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. KC AND ALL - L’S ROVI KENNETH P. LE FEBVRE Ins: DA LEAN BARTEN, DVM Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. KC AND ALL - LEE ODYSSEY ROBERT E. GURLEY Ins: DA LEAN BARTEN, DVM Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. KC AND ALL - PJ LETS GO CRAZY VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. KC AND ALL - RAM DART J. BARRY JACKSON Ins: ALVIN STAGGS Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. KC AND ALL - RICO’S DOT CLINTON R. BLAIR - LESSEE Ins: DR. MAX CARVER Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC.

04/15/16

04/14/16

KC AND ALL - RICO’S ERIE GARY COSSEL Ins: DR. MAX CARVER Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. KC AND ALL - RICO’S FIJI BOBBY JOE PARKER - LESSEE Ins: DR. MAX CARVER Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. KC AND ALL - ROC A BY BUTTONS MELISSA SCHMIDT Ins: DA LEAN BARTEN, DVM Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. KC AND ALL - SEADON TRAVELER RICK D. BARTLEY Ins: DA LEAN BARTEN, DVM Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. KC AND ALL - SO DIVINE JOHN ROBINSON - LESSEE Ins: GERALD JOHNSON, D.V.M. Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. KC AND ALL - STARLA VINTAGE TINA M. WILLIAMS Ins: ALVIN STAGGS Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. KC AND ALL - SUPER C ALICE JEFF L. COLE Ins: MICHAEL D. STRICKLAND Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. KC AND ALL - TONI WORKS CRAIGIE, INC. Ins: KAITLIN STEELE, D.V.M. Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. KC AND ALL - TY KAY EVENT SHANNON HENRY, ERIK C. KOLTZ OR MICK RYAN Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. KC AND ALL - VJ DINAH MICHAEL L. HARRIS - LESSEE Ins: DR. MAX CARVER Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. KC AND ALL - WW ELECTRICFIELD JULIA WARD Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. KC AND ALL - WW’S SWEET HEART JULIA WARD Ins: KAITLIN STEELE, D.V.M. Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. KC AND ALL - WW’S URSULA JULIA WARD Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. KC AND ALL - WW’S WILD LIFE JULIA WARD Ins: DA LEAN BARTEN, DVM Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. KC AND ALL - WWK WIN DAY JULIA WARD - LESSEE Ins: DA LEAN BARTEN, DVM Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC.

BRED 3/24

5m- 4f

BRED 1/20

MISSED

BRED 3/ 8

4m- 3f

05/08/16

BRED 3/17

6m- 3f

05/17/16

BRED 2/19

4m- 3f

04/24/16

BRED 1/28

0m- 4f

03/31/16

BRED 1/29

1m- 5f

04/01/16

BRED 2/ 2

3m- 3f

04/02/16

BRED 2/ 4

1m- 5f

04/05/16

BRED 3/10

3m- 5f

05/12/16

BRED 1/29

2m- 2f

04/01/16

BRED 1/28

5m- 3f

03/29/16

BRED 3/ 8

MISSED

BRED 2/13

3m- 4f

04/15/16

BRED 3/ 4

4m-10f

05/04/16

KELSOS ACE HIGH - BELLA RELEASE DAVID T. BLAIR - LESSEE Ins: KAITLIN STEELE, D.V.M. Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC.

BRED 2/25

MISSED

KELSOS CORK MAN - KELSOS VERBOSITY Ins: DR. MAX CARVER Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC.

BRED 3/ 7

6m- 5f

05/10/16

KIOWA MON MANNY - ALL BUSINESS PAUL V. RYAN Ins: KAITLIN STEELE, D.V.M. Fac: ALVIN STAGGS GREYHOUND FARM KIOWA MON MANNY - MAC’S NEEDLENOSE PATRICK MC MILLON Ins: KAITLIN STEELE, D.V.M. Fac: ALVIN STAGGS GREYHOUND FARM KIOWA MON MANNY - NIFTY LOLA LOVE CLINTON P. BERG Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: ALVIN STAGGS GREYHOUND FARM KIOWA MON MANNY - RACING ANGEL DEBORAH L. STRICKLAND TRUST Ins: DA LEAN BARTEN, DVM Fac: ALVIN STAGGS GREYHOUND FARM KIOWA MON MANNY - SLATEX DIAMOND HARLAN BROTHERS KENNEL, INC. - LESSEE Ins: ALVIN STAGGS Fac: ALVIN STAGGS GREYHOUND FARM KIOWA MON MANNY - SOMETHINGSORIGHT JACOBS RACING KENNEL, INC. Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: ALVIN STAGGS GREYHOUND FARM KIOWA MON MANNY - T’S HELL ONHEELS TRAVIS BARTLEY Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: ALVIN STAGGS GREYHOUND FARM KIOWA MON MANNY - TETON SNOW SCAM TONY J. WINDIS Ins: KAITLIN STEELE, D.V.M. Fac: ALVIN STAGGS GREYHOUND FARM

BRED 3/13

4m- 2f

05/13/16

BRED 3/17

4m- 3f

05/16/16

BRED 1/23

0m- 2f

03/23/16

BRED 2/19

2m- 6f

04/21/16

BRED 3/12

5m- 3f

05/13/16

BRED 2/22

9m- 4f

04/22/16

BRED 2/15

MISSED

BRED 2/17

3m- 1f

04/18/16

KIOWA MYTH - FLYIN KARDASHIAN VINCE BERLAND Ins: DA LEAN BARTEN, DVM Fac: TOP CLASS SIRES KIOWA MYTH - FLYIN TRIGGERGAL VINCE BERLAND Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: TOP CLASS SIRES KIOWA MYTH - FLYING CHAMPAGNE VINCE BERLAND Ins: KAITLIN STEELE, D.V.M. Fac: TOP CLASS SIRES KIOWA MYTH - FLYING NICOLA VINCE BERLAND Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: TOP CLASS SIRES KIOWA MYTH - FLYING PIPELINE VINCE BERLAND Ins: KAITLIN STEELE, D.V.M. Fac: TOP CLASS SIRES KIOWA MYTH - FLYING UZI VINCE BERLAND Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: TOP CLASS SIRES KIOWA MYTH - HL’S HELEN DOUGLAS L. BOYLE - LESSEE Ins: ALVIN STAGGS Fac: TOP CLASS SIRES KIOWA MYTH - MY FAIR LADY RYAN FARMS KENNEL Ins: KAITLIN STEELE, D.V.M. Fac: TOP CLASS SIRES KIOWA MYTH - WAYWARD ANGEL KENNY RYAN - LESSEE Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: TOP CLASS SIRES KIOWA SWEET TREY - ATASCOCITA TALIA JOHN DALTON Ins: KENNETH BIEHLE Fac: TOP CLASS SIRES KIOWA SWEET TREY - BUCERIAS DE AMOR LONNIE E. BOYLE Ins: ALVIN STAGGS Fac: TOP CLASS SIRES KIOWA SWEET TREY - CRY ATASCOSA MELISSA SCHMIDT Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW KIOWA SWEET TREY - CTW HURRY SCURRY MELISSA SCHMIDT Ins: DA LEAN BARTEN, DVM Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW KIOWA SWEET TREY - GABLE ETERNITY GARY COSSEL Ins: DR. MAX CARVER Fac: TOP CLASS SIRES KIOWA SWEET TREY - U TOO FIFI FAYE SHEPHERD Ins: KENNETH BIEHLE Fac: TOP CLASS SIRES

BRED 2/24

8m- 6f

04/25/16

BRED 2/20

3m- 2f

04/23/16

BRED 3/10

2m- 3f

05/11/16

BRED 3/13

5m- 6f

05/12/16

BRED 3/ 9

4m- 7f

05/10/16

BRED 2/14

4m- 5f

04/15/16

BRED 1/19

4m- 5f

03/20/16

BRED 3/24

3m- 4f

05/24/16

BRED 3/26

3m- 3f

05/27/16

BRED 3/10

2m- 2f

05/15/16

BRED 1/19

4m- 3f

03/24/16

BRED 3/14

4m- 3f

05/12/16

BRED 2/12

4m- 5f

04/12/16

BRED 2/16

1m- 3f

04/19/16

BRED 1/18

MISSED

JIMMY L. KING - LESSEE

05/24/16

KIOWA WW BROTHER - NEBRASKA SALMON KENTON D. RIDER - LESSEE Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. KIOWA WW BROTHER - WW RISKY WHISKEY JULIA WARD Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW

BRED 1/30

2m- 2f

04/01/16

BRED 3/ 2

5m- 2f

05/02/16

KJ’S YUKON GOLD - ALLIE UHL RON MULLEN Ins: MICHAEL D. STRICKLAND Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC.

BRED 2/19

2m- 3f

04/22/16

KL’S RAYMOND - KIOWA TARA TESS

KENTON D. RIDER

BRED 3/10

4m- 5f

05/15/16

KL’S SUEDE - CRAZYXGIRLFRIEND

KENTON D. RIDER

BRED 3/10

5m- 4f

05/12/16

LARKING ABOUT* - R JAYNESGOTTAGUN TIM REIFF Ins: DA LEAN BARTEN, DVM Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW

BRED 2/ 5

2m- 3f

04/04/16

LITTLE ANDY - BOC’S SLUICEY BRAD BOECKENSTEDT Ins: DA LEAN BARTEN, DVM Fac: ALVIN STAGGS GREYHOUND FARM

BRED 3/18

4m- 5f

05/17/16

LK’S NOW R NEVER - PLOVER DRIVE

JILL LASHMET

BRED 1/27

2m- 4f

03/30/16

LK’S SNIPER - LK’S ALL IN

JILL LASHMET

BRED 3/ 2

MISSED

LONESOME CRY - DUTCH BELINDA JO ANN KOERNER Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: KB’S GREYHOUND FARM, INC. LONESOME CRY - FLYING BEREA ALLAN LEO ERTL OR TIM ERTL Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: KB’S GREYHOUND FARM, INC. LONESOME CRY - FLYING BRIGHTER HERMINIO YANEZ Ins: KENNETH BIEHLE Fac: KB’S GREYHOUND FARM, INC. LONESOME CRY - FUZZYS BOYD JOSEPH M. FRENETTE Ins: DA LEAN BARTEN, DVM Fac: KB’S GREYHOUND FARM, INC. LONESOME CRY - GO BON SOMEDAY TIM ERTL Ins: DA LEAN BARTEN, DVM Fac: KB’S GREYHOUND FARM, INC. LONESOME CRY - JIM LEAD MELISSA SCHMIDT Ins: KAITLIN STEELE, D.V.M. Fac: KB’S GREYHOUND FARM, INC. LONESOME CRY - KAY OUTLAW RICKEY DONNELL JONES - LESSEE Ins: DR. MAX CARVER Fac: KB’S GREYHOUND FARM, INC. LONESOME CRY - LADY OPAL PETER LIMMER - LESSEE Ins: KENNETH BIEHLE Fac: KB’S GREYHOUND FARM, INC. LONESOME CRY - LAMORGE BLESSING GEORGE W. REICH Ins: KAITLIN STEELE, D.V.M. Fac: KB’S GREYHOUND FARM, INC. LONESOME CRY - RANGER TRENT TERRY HABER - LESSEE Ins: DR. MAX CARVER Fac: KB’S GREYHOUND FARM, INC. LONESOME CRY - SKATE PARCHY KENNETH BIEHLE Ins: KENNETH BIEHLE Fac: KB’S GREYHOUND FARM, INC.

BRED 3/ 7

5m- 3f

05/08/16

BRED 3/21

7m- 1f

05/20/16

BRED 2/14

2m- 6f

04/15/16

BRED 2/13

6m- 3f

04/14/16

BRED 2/ 6

3m- 4f

04/06/16

BRED 2/29

1m- 4f

04/29/16

BRED 1/18

2m- 5f

03/21/16

BRED 2/20

3m- 2f

04/24/16

BRED 2/25

3m- 2f

04/26/16

BRED 2/25

5m- 3f

04/26/16

BRED 2/14

6m- 1f

04/13/16

LOXAHATCHEE DASH - TAKEBACKYOURMINK Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: MOSES KENNEL, INC.

SEASTROM KENNELS - LESSEE

BRED 2/12

2m- 5f

04/12/16

MAKESHIFT - PJ BET YOURMONEY Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: IRELAND

VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN

BRED 3/22

7m- 3f

05/20/16

MANHATTAN HELLO - TMB SWEET ALEX GARY COSSEL Ins: DR. MAX CARVER Fac: SPIRO VETERINARY CLINIC

BRED 3/22

1m- 4f

05/22/16

MARYVILLE RUMBLE* - MRL OFF LIMITS MRL METALS, LLC Ins: ALVIN STAGGS Fac: BLOCK SPORTHOUNDS, INC.

BRED 2/12

0m- 3f

04/16/16

MO’S REAL MCCOY - CG’S LIZ TAYLOR

JANICE C. ABRAHAMSON

BRED 3/12

1m- 0f

05/19/16

NMS SWEET THING - ALE STAR DANCER Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: TOP CLASS SIRES NMS SWEET THING - BOC’S WENDY P Ins: DR. MAX CARVER Fac: TOP CLASS SIRES NMS SWEET THING - KELSOS UPTOSNUFF Ins: DR. MAX CARVER Fac: TOP CLASS SIRES NMS SWEET THING - RCK MEDUSA Ins: DR. MAX CARVER Fac: TOP CLASS SIRES NMS SWEET THING - SE’S SPIRIT Ins: DR. KENNETH O’HANLON Fac: TOP CLASS SIRES ODD ULYSSES - JEDI BOND GIRL Ins: KENNETH BIEHLE Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC.

JO ANN KOERNER - LESSEE

BRED 3/11

2m- 4f

05/13/16

BRAD BOECKENSTEDT

BRED 2/13

3m- 4f

04/15/16

MICK HYMES - LESSEE

BRED 2/ 9

5m- 4f

04/11/16

TERRY SCOTT

BRED 2/ 1

3m- 5f

04/05/16

CARL E. TOMBLIN, II

BRED 1/19

MISSED

LOUIE RIVERA

BRED 1/12

3m- 2f

03/15/16

OSHKOSH LAMONT - ATASCOCITA CADET KENNETH BIEHLE OSHKOSH LAMONT - BACKWOOD ROBIN DENNIS HAMPTON - LESSEE KENNETH BIEHLE - LESSEE OSHKOSH LAMONT - FLYING LAURA MAE OSHKOSH LAMONT - HEL’S DOT TO DOT KENNETH BIEHLE OSHKOSH LAMONT - HMG SEVENTYNINE TERRY SCOTT Ins: DR. MAX CARVER Fac: KB’S GREYHOUND FARM, INC.

BRED BRED BRED BRED BRED

3m6m4m0m5m-

0f 1f 1f 1f 3f

04/05/16 04/07/16 04/21/16 03/28/16 04/05/16

OSHKOSH SLAMMER - ATASCOCITA FLEUR KENNETH BIEHLE Ins: KENNETH BIEHLE Fac: KB’S GREYHOUND FARM, INC. OSHKOSH SLAMMER - PONDA’S A’NYAH HERBERT CLAYTON, JR. Ins: KENNETH BIEHLE Fac: KB’S GREYHOUND FARM, INC.

BRED 2/14

3m- 2f

04/14/16

BRED 3/ 9

2m- 1f

05/12/16

2/ 3 2/ 6 2/18 1/28 2/ 2

P’S GIBBS - KILLER CAREW

HARLAN BROTHERS KENNEL, INC.

BRED 3/12

7m- 2f

05/15/16

PACIFIC MILE* - BARTS STARS RICK D. BARTLEY Ins: KAITLIN STEELE, D.V.M. Fac: KB’S GREYHOUND FARM, INC.

BRED 3/24

6m- 2f

05/23/16

PAT C CLEMENT - BARTS OMG RICK D. BARTLEY Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW PAT C CLEMENT - BARTS SWEET PEA KATE BARTLEY Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW PAT C CLEMENT - FLYIN LOCOMOTIVE STEVEN A. WARD Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW PAT C CLEMENT - GABLE MADRID JASON HESS Ins: KAITLIN STEELE, D.V.M. Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW PAT C CLEMENT - HKF VELMA JENNIFER WOODARD Ins: KRISTIN S. BLOCK Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW PAT C CLEMENT - KELSOS WOEBEGONE VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN Ins: KRISTIN S. BLOCK Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW PAT C CLEMENT - KENTUCKY FIRE C. DON GODBY Ins: DA LEAN BARTEN, DVM Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW PAT C CLEMENT - MAGIC VERIZON STEVE M. SARRAS Ins: DR. MAX CARVER Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW PAT C CLEMENT - MV’S HERE IN JULIA WARD Ins: KAITLIN STEELE, D.V.M. Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW PAT C CLEMENT - OCEAN AVENUE DAVID ROBINETTE Ins: DA LEAN BARTEN, DVM Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW PAT C CLEMENT - PAT C APRIL OAK PATRICK COLLINS Ins: KAITLIN STEELE, D.V.M. Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW PAT C CLEMENT - PONDA’S XENA HERBERT CLAYTON, JR. Ins: KENNETH BIEHLE Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW PAT C CLEMENT - RCK MALIA MICHAEL L. HARRIS - LESSEE Ins: DR. MAX CARVER Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW PAT C CLEMENT - RCK MIDNIGHT XTREME ENTERPRISES, LLC - LESSEE Ins: KRISTIN S. BLOCK Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW PAT C CLEMENT - RUNNINGSHOESON MARY ROBINETTE Ins: KAITLIN STEELE, D.V.M. Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW PAT C CLEMENT - SACK FULL VICTOR JAY RANGEL - LESSEE Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW PAT C CLEMENT - SE’S ROSE MARIE STEVEN A. WARD Ins: KAITLIN STEELE, D.V.M. Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW PAT C CLEMENT - SERENE AZ LAKEN DOUGLAS L. BOYLE - LESSEE Ins: KENNETH BIEHLE Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW PAT C CLEMENT - TDS ISABELLA GARY COSSEL Ins: DR. MAX CARVER Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW PAT C CLEMENT - WV NANCY RUN MICHAEL L. HARRIS Ins: DR. MAX CARVER Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW PAT C CLEMENT - WV’S JOSEPHINE MICHAEL L. HARRIS - LESSEE Ins: DR. MAX CARVER Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW PAT C CLEMENT - WW FASTRAK BETTY JULIA WARD Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW PAT C CLEMENT - WW’S CIRCLE TIME JUANITA MOORE - LESSEE Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW

BRED 1/22

MISSED

BRED 3/ 9

5m- 2f

05/10/16

BRED 3/ 1

5m- 3f

04/29/16

BRED 3/12

0m- 7f

05/12/16

BRED 1/28

2m- 2f

03/29/16

BRED 3/15

5m- 4f

05/17/16

BRED 3/21

5m- 4f

05/20/16

BRED 3/17

0m- 1f

05/18/16

BRED 3/ 8

2m- 5f

05/08/16

BRED 1/29

5m- 2f

03/30/16

BRED 2/ 3

2m- 7f

04/04/16

BRED 3/ 8

MISSED

BRED 2/27

ABORTED

BRED 2/ 1

4m- 2f

04/04/16

BRED 2/ 9

3m- 3f

04/11/16

BRED 3/18

2m- 0f

05/18/16

BRED 2/20

3m- 4f

04/23/16

BRED 2/10

2m- 4f

04/11/16

BRED 3/20

MISSED

BRED 3/ 8

4m- 0f

05/10/16

BRED 3/ 5

3m- 6f

05/08/16

BRED 2/17

4m- 3f

04/18/16

BRED 3/14

4m- 3f

05/13/16

PAT C SABBATH - LK’S ATTITUDE

BRED 3/17

4m- 3f

05/22/16

BRED 3/17

5m- 2f

05/15/16

BRED 3/29

1m- 1f

05/29/16

BRED 2/17

4m- 4f

04/17/16

BRED 3/ 6

2m- 2f

05/06/16

BRED 1/25

3m- 3f

03/28/16

QUICK MCRUNFAST - GREER OF RUCKUS BOBBY JOE PARKER RED RANGER - DUTCH KINZIE JO ANN KOERNER Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW

BRED 2/24 BRED 3/ 1

5m- 2f 2m- 1f

04/27/16 05/03/16

ROUGH HUSTLE - AH’S CARMELA SHARON L. WILLIAMS Ins: ALVIN STAGGS Fac: ALVIN STAGGS GREYHOUND FARM ROUGH HUSTLE - WINNING TERRA SHARON L. WILLIAMS Ins: ALVIN STAGGS Fac: KB’S GREYHOUND FARM, INC.

BRED 2/17

MISSED

BRED 2/20

MISSED

RTR STRIKER ACE - LOVE STREET

BRED 2/ 6

1m- 0f

04/07/16

HARLAN BROTHERS KENNEL, INC. SAN TAN SAVAGE - SLATEX PLUTO Ins: ALVIN STAGGS Fac: ALVIN STAGGS GREYHOUND FARM

BRED 3/ 4

2m- 2f

05/08/16

SE’S CHEWIE - DHARMA MCBONES SE’S CHEWIE - KB’S ESCAPADE

CHRISTOPHER J. PALMIERI, JR. CHRISTOPHER J. PALMIERI, JR.

BRED 1/29 BRED 1/22

MISSED 1m- 1f

03/21/16

SELDOM TOLD - CTW CAT WALK SELDOM TOLD - KIOWA JILL BOOM

DAVID R. PECK EDWARD F. GARDNER, JR. - LESSEE

BRED 3/21 BRED 3/21

6m- 2f 3m- 4f

05/21/16 05/21/16

JILL LASHMET

PG TIGER - BELLA ANCHOVY DAVID T. BLAIR Ins: KAITLIN STEELE, D.V.M. Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW PG TIGER - BELLA REBECCA DAVID T. BLAIR Ins: DA LEAN BARTEN, DVM Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW PG TIGER - PRECOCIOUS PEG HARLAND V. OLSON Ins: DA LEAN BARTEN, DVM Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW PG TIGER - VOLANDO BONITA DAVID T. BLAIR - LESSEE Ins: DA LEAN BARTEN, DVM Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW PHILOSOPHIZER - FUZZYS DEE DEE

ROBERT G. CONIDARIS

MIKE TICE, JERRY TICE & TOMMY TICE

SH AVATAR - BLACKSTONE ROBERT HARDISON Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. SH AVATAR - GABLE GO SHAUNEE BLU TOO KENNEL Ins: DA LEAN BARTEN, DVM Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. SH AVATAR - GOOGLE SEARCH HENRY CHIN Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. SH AVATAR - IDAHO CUDA PATRICK COLLINS - LESSEE Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. SH AVATAR - K’S TROUBLE KEITH LEGG - LESSEE Ins: KAITLIN STEELE, D.V.M. Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. SH AVATAR - MEENA LEE ROBERT HARDISON Ins: DA LEAN BARTEN, DVM Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. SH AVATAR - RS LIBBYSDESTINY RONNIE STANLEY Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. SH AVATAR - TRACY OF RUCKUS BILLIE JO SMART Ins: KAITLIN STEELE, D.V.M. Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC.

BRED 2/12

3m- 4f

BRED 2/ 5

MISSED

BRED 3/15

1m- 0f

05/16/16

BRED 2/ 9

1m- 5f

04/09/16

BRED 3/15

MISSED

BRED 2/15

2m- 3f

04/14/16

BRED 3/16

4m- 7f

05/15/16

BRED 3/ 1

2m- 4f

05/01/16

SHONN - BASHFUL’S LUST RON MULLEN Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. SHONN - CTW URBAN TAN DAVID R. PECK Ins: KAITLIN STEELE, D.V.M. Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW SHONN - FLYING AXLEY DAVID R. PECK Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW SHONN - GIT N FOXY CHARLES E. WOODS, JR. Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. SHONN - SHELLEY ROBERT E. THORNE - LESSEE Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC.

BRED 2/14

0m- 3f

04/13/16

BRED 2/21

3m- 3f

04/21/16

BRED 3/23

3m- 2f

05/24/16

BRED 3/ 9

6m- 4f

05/09/16

BRED 2/15

2m- 1f

04/15/16

SOPRANO DRIVE - AH’S SALMA ALLAN LEO ERTL Ins: KAITLIN STEELE, D.V.M. Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW SOPRANO DRIVE - CTW BROUHAHA URSULA O’DONNELL - LESSEE Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW SOPRANO DRIVE - FLYIN BLUE GIANT CARL E. TOMBLIN, II Ins: DR. KENNETH O’HANLON Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW SOPRANO DRIVE - FUZZYS TARA REID JOSEPH M. FRENETTE Ins: GERALD JOHNSON, D.V.M. Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW SOPRANO DRIVE - JEDI BLAZE STARR KAREN A. HYDE - LESSEE Ins: DR. MAX CARVER Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW

BRED 1/21

MISSED

BRED 1/30

2m- 6f

04/01/16

BRED 1/22

3m- 5f

03/24/16

BRED 2/ 8

MISSED

BRED 3/12

0m- 1f

STAN’S BOY FLYER - CANTRELL JACOBS RACING KENNEL, INC. Ins: KAITLIN STEELE, D.V.M. Fac: MOSES KENNEL, INC.

BRED 2/15

MISSED

STEALINTHESHOW - TANGO TESSA MONTE JACOBS Ins: KAITLIN STEELE, D.V.M. Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW

BRED 3/ 3

0m- 5f

05/05/16

SUPER LEE - BF FREEZING R & F KENNEL, INC. Ins: KAITLIN STEELE, D.V.M. Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW SUPER LEE - MISS PRISSY KENNETH BIEHLE - LESSEE Ins: KENNETH BIEHLE Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW

BRED 2/20

1m- 9f

04/21/16

BRED 2/10

2m- 6f

04/12/16

SUPERIOR PANAMA - SWEET ON ADELE

JEFF L. COLE

BRED 1/20

5m- 3f

03/22/16

SURE AS - KIOWA SUPER SIS Ins: ALVIN STAGGS Fac:

GLENN C. JONES

BRED 2/19

2m- 2f

04/23/16

SWAHILI EILE* - PJ’S FLASH MICHAEL L. HARRIS - LESSEE Ins: KRISTIN S. BLOCK Fac: BLOCK SPORTHOUNDS, INC.

BRED 1/23

1m- 2f

03/27/16

TK QUICK STRIKE - WHYNOT EMMA

BRED 2/ 3

2m- 2f

04/04/16

TMC’S REMEDY - ABSTRACT TUNICA DOUGLAS L. BOYLE - LESSEE TMC’S REMEDY - BL MONGOOSE WOODALL RACING, INC. Ins: DR. MAX CARVER Fac: KB’S GREYHOUND FARM, INC. TMC’S REMEDY - BM MURPHY CHARLES E. WOODS, JR. Ins: KAITLIN STEELE, D.V.M. Fac: KB’S GREYHOUND FARM, INC. TMC’S REMEDY - BOC’S HAITI BABY KENNETH BIEHLE TMC’S REMEDY - KELLS ALABAMA LARRY POLLARD TMC’S REMEDY - KIOWA HOSS HOBBS EDDIE MC DONALD - LESSEE

BRED 2/ 6 BRED 2/13

7m- 2f 4m- 3f

04/10/16 04/14/16

BRED 3/14

7m- 5f

05/13/16

BRED 3/ 1 BRED 3/ 1 BRED 1/27

5m- 2f 2m- 2f MISSED

04/30/16 04/30/16

TNT STAR WARS - PAINTED SKY TOM G. TAPLIN Ins: KAITLIN STEELE, D.V.M. Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC.

BRED 2/15

5m- 1f

04/16/16

TRENT LEE - BARTS ACCOUNTANT RICK D. BARTLEY Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW TRENT LEE - BW’S UNIDA DAVID T. BLAIR - LESSEE Ins: DA LEAN BARTEN, DVM Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW TRENT LEE - CTW KARA DAVID R. PECK Ins: KAITLIN STEELE, D.V.M. Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW TRENT LEE - CTW MIRANDA KERR DAVID R. PECK Ins: KAITLIN STEELE, D.V.M. Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW TRENT LEE - KAY MATT KIM N. J. SHERCK Ins: DR. MAX CARVER Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW

BRED 3/13

4m- 4f

05/12/16

BRED 3/22

4m- 4f

05/20/16

BRED 1/30

5m- 2f

04/07/16

BRED 2/29

3m- 2f

04/29/16

BRED 3/25

3m- 5f

05/25/16

SCOTT MC PHAUL

04/13/16

05/17/16

TRENT LEE - KL’S AUTUMN MARY ROBINETTE Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW TRENT LEE - MEGA BACILO DAVID T. BLAIR - LESSEE Ins: KAITLIN STEELE, D.V.M. Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW TRENT LEE - PRISTINE SKYE JEFF LOVELY - LESSEE Ins: DR. MAX CARVER Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW TRENT LEE - RAIN OVER ME KATE BARTLEY Ins: DA LEAN BARTEN, DVM Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW TRENT LEE - RHAPSODY RYAN J. O’DONNELL Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW TRENT LEE - RICO’S EVIAN CLINTON R. BLAIR Ins: DR. MAX CARVER Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW TRENT LEE - TNJ ORANGE CRUSH DAVID DICKSON Ins: KENNETH BIEHLE Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW

BRED 3/10

5m- 3f

05/10/16

BRED 3/13

6m- 1f

05/13/16

BRED 3/11

2m- 3f

05/14/16

BRED 3/ 3

2m- 1f

05/04/16

BRED 2/16

4m- 5f

04/17/16

BRED 2/23

2m- 2f

04/27/16

BRED 1/16

1m- 7f

03/18/16

TYRUR ALEX* - DADS GOOD GIRL TINA M. WILLIAMS Ins: ALVIN STAGGS Fac: KB’S GREYHOUND FARM, INC. TYRUR ALEX* - DS BABE JERRY CRUCE - LESSEE Ins: DR. MAX CARVER Fac: KB’S GREYHOUND FARM, INC. TYRUR ALEX* - L’S THIA BRAD BOECKENSTEDT - LESSEE Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. TYRUR ALEX* - TB’S SCARLET TROY BIEHLE JULIA WARD TYRUR ALEX* - WW’S CREAM SODA Ins: DA LEAN BARTEN, DVM Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC.

BRED 2/16

0m- 1f

04/21/16

BRED 1/31

1m- 7f

04/03/16

BRED 1/24

2m- 2f

03/24/16

BRED 2/18 BRED 3/ 1

6m- 0f 3m- 5f

04/20/16 05/01/16

U TOO PURE SILK - BLACKJACK EMILY U TOO PURE SILK - HOT WIRE

BRED 2/12 BRED 1/18

5m- 1f 5m- 3f

04/15/16 03/22/16

UNRULY THOMAS - PEOPLE R CRAZY KAREN L. LEGG Ins: KAITLIN STEELE, D.V.M. Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC.

BRED 1/17

2m- 3f

03/20/16

WHERE’S KING FLY - WHERE’S TOO SOON

MELVIN H. DRAYTON, JR.

BRED 3/17

MISSED

WHERE’S WISE GUY - WHERE’S D KIA

PHILLIP MARSELLA

BRED 1/30

MISSED

WHO SAYS I CAN’T - JEAN’S DARCEY

SHARON L. WILLIAMS

BRED 2/18

4m- 3f

04/19/16

WHYNOT DEL RAY - TK ALL THE RAGE

SCOTT MC PHAUL

04/04/16

BYRON JAY CHILDS - LESSEE EDWARD F. GARDNER, JR.

BRED 2/ 2

4m- 2f

WIGWAM HOSS - GO BON PURE LEE GLENN C. JONES Ins: ALVIN STAGGS Fac: ALVIN STAGGS GREYHOUND FARM

BRED 1/30

MISSED

YAHOO RADER - CRY RUDI

BRED 1/23

3m- 2f

JERRY BARBER

03/23/16

PENALTIES RECEIVED FOR THE FOLLOWING DELINQUENT WHELPINGS PER INSTRUCTIONS OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS ATASCOCITA GRAY - KAY OGDEN Ins: DR. MAX CARVER Fac: KB’S GREYHOUND FARM, INC.

JASON LIPARI

BRED 8/ 5

MISSED

BELLA INFRARED - ODD FRANCE Ins: DR. ROBERTA GRANGE Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW

LUKE CULLEN - LESSEE

BRED 7/ 6

4m- 0f

09/05/15

DEWZEE - NYARI Ins: KAITLIN STEELE, D.V.M. Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC.

W. H. O’DONNELL

BRED 12/28

5m- 3f

03/01/16

FLYIN MAN OF GOD - FLYING CHELYAN Ins: KENNETH BIEHLE Fac: TOP CLASS SIRES KIOWA NEPHEW - JAX HEATHER

JASON LIPARI

BRED 8/12

MISSED

JACK STOLIRCHICK

BRED 8/29

MISSED

MARYVILLE RUMBLE* - JETTA DANCE AWAY Ins: DA LEAN BARTEN, DVM Fac: BLOCK SPORTHOUNDS, INC.

LUKE CULLEN

BRED 12/14

5m- 1f

MOL’S REPEAT - KELSOS DEVOTION Ins: DR. ROBERTA GRANGE Fac: INTERNATIONAL CANINE SEMEN BANK

LUKE CULLEN - LESSEE

BRED 6/13

MISSED

ODD GRAYSON - ODD CHERIE Ins: DR. ROBERTA GRANGE Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC.

LUKE CULLEN - LESSEE

BRED 5/ 5

3m- 5f

RJ’S AL - GABLE PICKLE

RANDY J. SCHABEN

BRED 9/24

MISSED

SE’S CHEWIE - SOUTHERN GIRLS

FAY SMITH

BRED 10/21

MISSED

02/12/16

07/05/15

TRENT LEE - ALIBI Ins: MICHAEL RHODES, D.V.M. Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW

DONALD BURK, JR.

BRED 9/28

OTHER

BARCELONA BOSS - FLYING INFANTE Ins: DR. MAX CARVER Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC.

KRISTINA A. MILLER

BRED 1/23

3m- 2f

03/25/16

DJAYS OCTANE - FLIGHT JACKET Ins: KAITLIN STEELE, D.V.M. Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW DJAYS OCTANE - FLYING FINNISH Ins: KAITLIN STEELE, D.V.M. Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW DJAYS OCTANE - HUSKER ZENYATTA Ins: KAITLIN STEELE, D.V.M. Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW DJAYS OCTANE - JSK SHANNON LEA Ins: KENNETH BIEHLE Fac: KB’S GREYHOUND FARM, INC. DJAYS OCTANE - KIOWA WW RENFRO Ins: KAITLIN STEELE, D.V.M. Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW DJAYS OCTANE - QUIRKY LUCILLE* Ins: DA LEAN BARTEN, DVM Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW

VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN

BRED 2/18

2m- 4f

04/17/16

PAUL P. BITTERMAN OR VICTOR JAY RANGEL

BRED 2/16

2m- 7f

04/17/16

VICTOR JAY RANGEL

BRED 2/ 3

4m- 2f

04/04/16

JS KRAMER, LLC

BRED 1/29

4m- 1f

04/01/16

VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN

BRED 2/21

2m- 0f

04/24/16

VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR PAUL P. BITTERMAN

BRED 2/24

4m- 4f

04/25/16

DRAGON FIRE - VOGO MIDNITE Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: TOP CLASS SIRES

TIM ERTL

BRED 2/25

1m- 5f

04/28/16

FLYING COAL CITY - KL’S CHLOE Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: TOP CLASS SIRES FLYING COAL CITY - WINDING Ins: DA LEAN BARTEN, DVM Fac: TOP CLASS SIRES

HERBERT R. LEGG - LESSEE

BRED 2/16

4m- 3f

04/18/16

VINCE BERLAND

BRED 2/ 4

3m- 2f

04/05/16

FLYING HYDROGEN - FLYING TRYN Ins: DA LEAN BARTEN, DVM Fac: TOP CLASS SIRES

VINCE BERLAND

BRED 3/ 1

0m- 3f

05/01/16

KC AND ALL - VJ MYSTERIOUS Ins: KAITLIN STEELE, D.V.M. Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC. KC AND ALL - VOGO LICORICE Ins: KENT A. LAW, DVM. Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC.

VICTOR JAY RANGEL OR MICHAEL A. MONTOYA

BRED 2/ 9

1m- 0f

04/11/16

JASON HESS

BRED 2/15

2m- 3f

04/19/16

KIOWA MYTH - FLYIN BRANJELINA Ins: KAITLIN STEELE, D.V.M. Fac: TOP CLASS SIRES KIOWA MYTH - MAZATLAN DE AMOR Ins: ALVIN STAGGS Fac: TOP CLASS SIRES

VINCE BERLAND

BRED 2/15

2m- 2f

04/16/16

DOUGLAS L. BOYLE - LESSEE

BRED 1/24

6m- 5f

03/27/16

KRYPTO DRIVE - BR’S BLACKSQUALL Ins: ALVIN STAGGS Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW

CHRISTOPHER J. PALMIERI, JR.

BRED 1/20

2m- 1f

03/23/16

OSHKOSH LAMONT - HWJ ISABELLE

CAMERON YOUNTS

BRED 1/22

2m- 3f

03/26/16

SH AVATAR - ARKANS BD SPRING Ins: DR. MAX CARVER Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC.

RACHELLE HENRY OR PAMELA J. CARTER

BRED 2/22

4m- 4f

04/23/16

SHONN - SH JIU JITSU JAN Ins: DA LEAN BARTEN, DVM Fac: SYMBIOUN, INC. - DR. KENT LAW

ROBERT HARDISON

BRED 1/20

1m- 1f

03/22/16

STORM CONTROL - FUZZYS GINGER Ins: DA LEAN BARTEN, DVM Fac: STRICKLAND SIRES, INC.

DANIEL W. CLAYTON

BRED 2/15

4m- 6f

04/17/16

WHERE’S WISE GUY - AHK JAIMES GIRL

PHILLIP MARSELLA

BRED 2/15

3m- 1f

04/14/16