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    Owner David Bushey about stable star Persie (who won 10 races in 2018)
  • "He yells for his food and carrots and trains like a bear."
    Trainer Tim Kreiser about his 10-race winner "Blow the Whistle"
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Three Maryland owned Derby/Preakness eligibles were being watched with interest. 

Gay Bit, owned by Bruce Livie’s Bobanet Stable, a winner of seven straight before getting a break, was the favorite going into the Louisiana Derby at Fair Grounds. Mrs. H.J. Mohr’s Royal Prince, one of Maryland’s top juveniles, was back in training. And Director J. E., owned by Ella K. Bryson, was also a multiple stakes winner at 2. An offer of $75,000 had recently been rejected for the colt at Hialeah Park. 

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 It was arguably the package deal of a lifetime. In 2007, breeder/owner Don Wilson agreed sight unseen to purchase a pregnant 6-year-old Smart Strike broodmare, the foal at her side and her yearling filly for $80,000 from Bob Bathen’s Bathen Thoroughbreds. Wilson was confident he knew all he needed to know about his new acquisition: she had The X Factor.

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Last summer, I wrote a “Save Pimlico because. . .” column in this space. Long on sentiment and short on facts or direction, the column was supposed to make people think, to be an inspiration of some kind, to fill this space in a somewhat lively fashion, provide some context to the whole thing – oh, and beat a deadline.

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Francisco Torres. The name might not ring an immediate bell, but anyone who has visited Northview Stallion Station will recognize the face. Torres, stallion manager at Northview’s flagship Chesapeake City, Md., location, is usually the man on the end of the shank when the stallions are paraded for inspection.  

It’s what he doesn’t do that makes him memorable. 

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Mid-Atlantic-Bred Poll 2019

Mid-Atlantic Thoroughbred/
The Racing Biz poll of the top
Mid-Atlantic-breds of the year

The poll is conducted by media members and others involved in the Thoroughbred industry and restricted to horses that who run in 2019 and were bred in Maryland, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia, Delaware, and the Carolinas. 
(through March 12, 2019)

Top 3-year-olds

1. Call Paul (PA)
2. Alwaysmining (MD)
3. Las Setas (MD)
4. Our Braintrust (MD)
5. Ujjayi (PA) 

Top Older Horses

1. Late Night Pow Wow (WV)
2. Valedictorian (NJ)
3. Blamed (MD)
4. Prince Lucky (PA)
5. Bonus Points (MD)

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