August - QHRAI

QHRAI 

NEWS

QUARTER HORSE DAY 

at 

and 

with 

The Fastest Horses on The Track 

Saturday, October 13 

"Quarter Horse Day" at Hoosier Park features a 

full race card of Quarter Horse races, including... 

Miss Roxie Little 

$100,000 Added 

Indiana Bred 2 year olds 

350 yards - Trials 

Hoosier Park Classic 

$100,000 Added 

Indiana Bred 4 year olds & up 

400 yards - Finals 

Governor’s Stake 

$75,000 Added 

Open 2 year olds 

350 yards - Trials 

Sterlie Bertram 

$100,000 Added 

Indiana Bred 3 year olds 

350 yards - Finals 

Enjoy Indiana's best Quarter Horse racing, great food & 

drink Plus lots of fun family entertainment! 

• Mechanical Bull 

• Q-Racing Ace - We are planning to host another AQHA 

Racing Ace to help our fans learn how to handicap!! 

• Interactive games and children's activities 

• Live Mule Races 

“ Q.H.R.A.I. is hosting a complimentary dinner for our horsemen and women after the Races on 

October 13th, Quarter Horse Day. Please plan to join us in the Hoosier Park Clubhouse around 

7:00 for dinner, entertainment, and a chance to relax and catch up with your QH friends." 

Graphic Design by: Christa Conway * The Horse Resource 

Go to www.QHRAI.net for the most up to date information 

from the Quarter Horse Racing Association of Indiana

2nd Annual 


SPEED SALE 

Become part of the fastest growing and most successful 

Quarter Horse Racing Program in the Country, over $4 MILLION 

in purses estimated to be distributed in 2012. 

Graphic Design By: Christa Conway @ The Horse Resource 

OCTOBER 28th @ 1PM 

at NEW CASTLE COVERED ARENA, 

(Henry County Fairgrounds, New Castle, Indiana) 

Yearlings - 2 Year Olds 

Horses of Race Age - Broodmares 

Weanlings - Barrel Prospects 

2011 Speed Sale Graduates 

Jo Zoomin 

WH Jonnie Boy Red 

This Cats A Leader 

WH Mercy Me 

A $3,600 lightly raced 2yr old purchase, has run a 1st and 

two 2nds, while earning over $17,000 since selling. 

A $6,600 Yearling purchase. UPDATE: On June 30th, WH 

Johnnie Boy Red WON the $100,000 Jaguar Rocket Stake at 

Indiana Downs, giving him 4 starts, 3 wins and a 3rd, and bringing 

his lifetime earnings up to $86,173!! 

A $1,850 lightly raced 2yr old purchase is an earner of over 

$10,000 since selling. 

A $3,300 yearling purchase 1 start and 1 win. Earnings of nearly 

$9,000 since selling 

(Race earnings and information is per Equibase as of 7/25/12) 

Watch QHRAI.NET and your mailbox for more info. Consignment Forms due by Sept. 9th, 2012! 

Questions? Contact 

Tom Mosley at 765-307-1376 / Michelle Collins at 317-509-6372 / Dickey Benton 989-621-3673 

The QHRAI Speed Sale is being held 15 minutes from Hoosier Park at the Henry County Fairgrounds on 

October 28th. It’s the day after the BIGGEST Stakes weekend at Hoosier Park. Make plans now to be at 

this FIRST CLASS SALE!! 

We are expecting a great selection of Indiana Bred and Sired horses and a house packed with buyers. If 

you’re serious about breeding, owning or racing Quarter Horses in Indiana, you Don’t Want to Miss this 

afternoon. MARK YOUR CALANDAR NOW for OCTOBER 28th.

QHRAI News 

QHRAI 2012 Board of Directors 

Chris Duke, President 

Vickie Duke, Secretary 

Margaret Thompson, Gaming Revenue Trustee 

Mike Gross, Treasurer 

Roger Lewis, Vice President 

Michelle Collins, Executive Director 

Tom Mosley, Director of Industry Relations 

Teresa Gross, SSA Secretary 

Tina Cleary 

Dr. Robin Surface, DVM 

Dianne Bennett 

Gary Smith 

Directors 

Dickey Benton 

Kevin Cleary 

Jon McGuire 

Ron Haynes 

Butch Yike 

QHRAI August Newsletter 

August in Indiana. I hope we have more rain for the crops. I 

hope it pours and pours on every Sunday and Monday, BUT 

NOT SO MUCH ON THE DAYS WE RUN!!! Sundays and 

Mondays are the dark days at Hoosier Park, racing every Tuesday 

thru Saturday, with Quarter Horse Racing on Friday, Saturday 

and Tuesday. There is training on every day except Sunday!! 

Post time on Tuesday – Friday is 5:30 p.m. and post time 

on Saturday is 12:30 p.m.. Training is going great so far at the 

track, gates are out and the track is good. The first QH races are 

August 3rd and 4th with the trials for the Stallion Service Auction 

Futurity and Derby!! This is a huge Stakes filled meet, so 

get ready for some great racing!! 

Take a look at the photos from the stakes and events we had on 

QH Day at Indiana Downs!! I want to give a personal thanks 

to everyone who helped to make that day a huge success. It 

takes a ton of people helping to be able to get so many exciting 

things done in one day!! And a huge congratulations to the 

Stakes Winners!! Thanks again to the QHRAI Board of Directors, 

Indiana Downs Track Management and staff, Racing Office 

Staff and every other QH fan who helped make the day a great 

success. I always hate to see the meet end at Indiana Downs 

because that means the year of racing here is half over, but I look 

forward to starting up again at Hoosier Park and all the activities 

we have in the fall. 

Quarter Horse Day at Hoosier Park is October 13th. Hold that 

date. Post time on Saturday is 12:30p.m.. You won’t want to 

miss all the fun of the day, and the dinner that QHRAI is hosting 

after the races. We are hoping to get some very special entertainment 

this year, so please keep watching for more updated 

info!! 

The Speed Sale is set for October 28th at the Henry County Fairgrounds 

in New Castle. The deadline for getting your contracts 

mailed in is September 9th, so start thinking about what horses 

you might want to put in the sale this year. And if you don’t 

have horses to sell, think about how many you want to buy? Did 

you read the update about the graduate from last year’s sale? 

How many WH Johnnie Boy Red’s will be in the sale this year? 

QHRAI is dedicated to make this year’s sale better than ever. 

Watch QHRAI.net for dates and times of board meetings in August, 

September and October. Because we have live racing on 

Tuesday nights, we will not be having our board meetings on 

Tuesday. They will be the first Wednesday (following the first 

Tuesday) of every month at 6:00 pm. If there are any changes, 

they will be posted on QHRAI.net. 

Speaking of the website, we will be rolling out a new website 

“design” in the very near future thanks to the hard work of Dianne 

Bennett and Christa Conway. It’s not there yet, but it won’t 

be long!! Thanks Dianne and Christa!! 

There is going to be a Trainers Education Seminar sponsored by 

the Indiana Horse Racing Commission this fall. The seminar 

is tentatively scheduled for the morning of October 14, 2012 at 

Swifty Farm in Seymour. More details will follow. 

If you haven’t gotten your workers compensation paper work 

turned in yet, don’t delay. The IHRC has sent out letters for 

anyone who is still out of compliance. If you have questions, 

please contact the IHRC. 

Best of luck too everyone as we quick off the Hoosier Park 

Meet!! Stay safe and see you at the track!! 

Michelle Collins 


Executive Director 

www.QHRAI.net

2012 Hoosier Park Stakes Schedule 

Quarter Horses - The Fastest Horses on the Track 

Bradford Stake 

$75,000 Added 

Open 3 year olds and up; 400 yards 

High Money Earners 2011/2012 

Nomination Date—July 1st, 2012; $250 

Sustaining Payment—August 1st, 2012; $750 

Finals; August 18, 2012 

QHRAI SSA Futurity 

$100,000 Guaranteed 

For horses that have remained eligible 

by paying all fees; 

350 Yards 

Trials; August 3, 2012 


QHRAI SSA Derby 

$50,000 Guaranteed 

For horses that have remained eligible 

by paying all fees; 

400 Yards 



Gordon Mobley 

$100,000 Added 

Indiana Bred & Sired 2 yr olds; 350 yards 

Nomination Date—July 15, 2012; $100 

Sustaining Payment—August 15, 2012; $300 


Finals; September 15, 2012 

Sterlie Bertram 

$100,000 Added 

Indiana Bred 3 yr olds; 350 yards 

Nomination Date—August 1, 2012; $100 

Sustaining Payment—September 1, 2012; $300 

Trial; September 29, 2012 

Finals; October13, 2012 

Hoosier Park Classic 

$100,000 Added 

Indiana Bred 4 year olds and up; 400 yards 



Trial; September 28, 2012 

Finals; October 13, 2012 

QHRAI Derby 

$75,000 Added 

Open 3 year olds; 400 yards 

High Money Earners 2011/2012 




Miss Roxie Little 

$100,000 Added 

Indiana Bred 2 year old; 350 yards 



Trials; October 13, 2012 


Governor’s Stake 

$75,000 Added 

Open 2 year olds; 350 yards 


Sustaining Payment-September 1, 2012; $750 

Trials; October 13, 2012 


Graphic Design by: Christa @ The Horse Resource 

Important Information 

All horses nominated to stake races will be eligible for out of competition testing from the day of nomination. Several drugs were 

added to Out of Competition Testing for 2011 including Zilpaterol, Ractopamine or any similar agent. If you have any questions about 

any of these rules, please refer to Indiana Code 71 IAC 8.5-2-5 and 71 IAC 8.5-3-4. You may also contact the Indiana Horse Racing 

Commission at http://www.in.gov/ hrc/ or (317) 233-3120. 

How This Affects You 

• Once a horse is nominated to a stake race, he WILL be in the pool of horses used for selection of Out of Competition Testing. 

• If the owner/trainer has been contacted and notified that their horse has been selected for Out of Competition Testing, that horse 

must be produced at the track by the time provided by the IHRC. 

• If the horse is not brought to the race track within the allotted time, the horse will be ineligible to race in Indiana for one year. 

• The current trainer MUST be named at the time of nomination. If there is a change of trainer at any time, the new information 

must be forwarded to the Q.H.R.A.I. immediately. 

• If a nominated horse becomes lame, sick or for any other reason will NOT compete in the trials or finals, he must be officially 

scratched through the QHRAI (prior to being contacted by IHRC) 

or he will remain eligible for ALL Out of Competition Rules. 

• Except for stake races where high money earners are preferred, there will be no refunds of nominations or payments. 

By signing and submitting this stakes nomination form, the trainer is hereby agreeing to abide by Indiana Horse Racing code. 

Once this nomination is received by QHRAI, you will receive a reminder for next payment date and a list of nominated horses. 

Sustaining payments must be submitted on time whether or not you receive this reminder. Nominations and sustaining payments 

will be added to the stakes purses. A 20% marketing and administration fee will be withheld from all open stakes nomination and 

sustaining payments. 

Late payments - If nomination is missed - double the missed nomination plus the sustaining payment. Must be postmarked by the 

sustaining payment date. No late nominations or payments accepted after sustaining payment date. 

All nominations and payments must be mailed to: QHRAI 


Attn: Valerie Smith 

P.O. Box 172 

Harmony, IN 47853 Questions? phone 812-223-2843 

Quarter Horse Racing Association of Indiana


Photos by Kelly Lynn Photography 

To view and purchase photos please visit www.kellylynnphotography.com 

QHRAI AND QUARTER HORSE FANS 

REALLY KNOW HOW TO HAVE FUN!! 

June 30th was a huge event for QHRAI and Quarter Horse fans in Indiana!! In edition to a full card of Quarter 

Horse races including 5 stakes with purses totalling over half a million dollars, we managed to fit some 

other activities in the day!! 

The day was kicked off with a 

picnic sponsored by QHRAI 

and Indiana Downs. The band 

“Down Shift” provided entertainment 

the crowd. 

Guests took tours, 

courtesy of great Indiana 

Downs folks, 

to the “backside” to 

see where horses are 

stalled, receiving barn, 

test barn and other features 

of the track. 

Lead Singer 

from the band 

Down Shift sang 

the National Anthem 

as the gate 

crew salutes the 

American Flag. 

Chris Duke, QHRAI President and Jen Perkins, 

AQHA “Racing Ace” discussed thier handicap 

picks with the crowd during the picnic. Free 

betting vouchers were given to anyone who had 

questions asked. Rumor has it that Chris out 

handicapped Jen, maybe his inside connections 

gave him a slight advantage!!


Johnnie Jamison, Head 

Starter, explains the process 

of getting a horse 

ready to break from the 

starting gates and gives the 

crowd an up close look of 

the huge metal gates!! 

QHRAI directors Ron 

Haynes and Butch Yike 

threw T Shirts to the 

crowd in between races 

to anxious spectators!! 

Some were happy with 

their catches!! 

There was a large crowd all day and night 

watching horses in the paddock and on the 

apron watching the races.


QUARTER HORSE 

DAY CONT’D 

Everyone was invited to a Pizza 

Party sponsored by QHRAI and 

Indiana Downs after the races 

where Jon and Janie Schuster 

were among those who served 

pizza to our fans. Mike and Mary 

Jo Renihan passed out American 

flags to help celebrate!! 

Who is that masked man?? er.... 

Rabbit??? Visitors saw a different 

kind of racing from a 4 legged 

animal... "Weiner Dog Races". 

Although Chris, I mean the rabbit, 

seemed to cause some confusion 

with where the dogs were supposed 

to run, there were eventually 

winners that received prizes!! 

Not sure about any track records!! 

CONGRATULATIONS 

from the QHRAI to the Indiana Downs 

Leading Trainer - Tom Mosley, Leading Jockey - Victor Olivio 

and Leading Horse - Air Born Leader, Owned by Randy and Marg Thompson


AQHA Central Region Point Standings 

as of June 24, 2012 

Gelding 

1 Chilled Six Pack 53 

2 Jack Jessee 52 

3 Ivory Celebration 50 

3 Six Chilled Coronas 50 

5 Painted Lies 47 

5 Successful Dash 47 

7 Ride Lonesome 46 

8 Flamboyant Jess 42 

8 Highway To Payoff 42 

10 Cosmic Shindig 39 

THREE-YEAR-OLDS 

Filly 

1 Feature Dreamgirl 54 

2 Will You Perry Me 48 

3 Checkin Her Out 44 

4 Aces Chiseledinstone 38 

4 Josies Little Outlaw 38 

6 Red Hot Zoomer 33 

7 Swiper 32 

8 Princess Royal Blew 31 

9 Ballroom Gal 29 

10 U B Crawlin 27 

Colt 

1 Mo Zoomo 43 

2 Streak N Hot 35 

3 Jhony Red 29 

4 Vvr Streakin Cartel 26 

5 Wjh My Own Ace 17 

6 Victorious Shake Em 16 

7 Dashin Shiner 12 

8 Cf Chickasaw Warrior 10 

8 Hez Tricky Too 10 

8 Monsoor 10 

8 Rapid Ivory 10 

Gelding 

1 Bright Eyed Vision 65 

2 Air Born Leader 64 

2 Sweet Easy Cash 64 

4 Fillemup Phil 55 

5 Gypsy Effort 52 

6 Ct Leader 47 

7 Mr Comando 41 

7 Zoom N Crash 41 

9 Five Star Cartel 40 

9 Mdt Streetfighter 40 

FOUR-YEAR-OLDS & UP 

Mare 

1 Rk Lady Prospect 59 

2 Delta Dance 53 

3 Chicks Skidoo 40 

3 Shawne Bay 40 

5 Cedar Creek 39 

6 Rk Quick Version 35 

7 Rise Above The Trees 31 

8 Chicks Brief Case 28 

8 Got Courage 28 

8 Lovemelikethat 28 

Stallion 

1 Blood Red Cadillac 38 

2 Paintyourownwagon 35 

3 Tough To Get Six 30 

4 Cs Arc Light 28 

5 T Gold J 26 

6 My Corona Is Rare 24 

7 Eye M A Pistol 21 

8 Ethics Aside 18 

9 Dash Poruno 16 

10 Jazz Be First/Speed Smith TIE 14 

Breeder 

1 Bobby D Cox 178 

2 Circle S Ranch Inc 171 

3 Wilbur & Jean Hansen 163 

4 Randy L Thompson 162 

5 John Bubel 153 

6 Bill Price 123 

7 Kathleen M Stumpf Trust 107 

8 You And Me Partners 94 

9 Bob Moore Farms Llc 92 

10 David L Wisdom 90 

CONNECTIONS 

Owner 

1 Tom Maher 477 

2 Randy L Thompson 236 

3 Brenda Reiswig 141 

4 Randy M Smith 120 

4 Francisco Ramos 120 

6 Manny Silva 115 

7 Brian L Gunder 106 

8 Robert Herman 98 

9 Faustino Bueno Sr 93 

10 Anthony F Cunningham 90 

Trainer 

1 Robert ‘Bob’ Johnson 638 

2 Edward Ross Hardy 388 

3 Anthony F Cunningham 347 

4 Ernest Fennell 330 

5 Tom Mosley Jr 310 

6 Amber Blair 300 

7 Jessie Villegas 299 

8 Ron Raper 257 

9 Randy M Smith 256 

10 John Mccreary 233 

Jockey 

1 Clyde Smith 467 

2 Oscar Delgado 383 

3 Juan F Delgado 362 

4 Victor Olivo 340 

5 Francisco Estrada 327 

6 Gerardo Alonso Garrido 295 

7 Nik G Goodwin 290 

8 Doug Frink 250 

9 William Troy Crissup 241 

10 Aaron Hunt 228 

Indiana Downs Quarter Horse Meet 

Point Standings as of JULY 12, 2012 

Jockey Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Win% $% Purses 

Victor Olivo 74 15 7 9 20 42 $342,315 

Oscar Delgado 90 11 14 13 12 42 $190,828 

Juan F. Delgado 73 10 6 8 14 33 $141,983 

Gerardo Garrido 66 8 8 8 12 36 $145,030 

Shanley Jackson 60 7 7 3 12 28 $135,264 

Aron Hunt 76 7 6 12 9 33 $158,786 

Troy Crissup 50 5 9 4 10 36 $176,601 

Yordanis Amaro 16 5 3 1 31 56 $69,710 

Jose A. Beltran 44 5 2 5 11 27 $82,873 

Julie Veltman 54 4 12 8 7 44 $109,013 

Trainers Trainer Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Win% $% Purses 

Thomas J. Mosley, Jr. 50 11 6 7 22 48 $230,296 

Anthony F. Cunningham 76 9 8 11 12 37 $140,643 

Sacramento Chavez 38 9 5 24 47 $96,123 

Ron Raper 75 7 9 11 9 36 $141,104 

John McCreary 56 7 6 5 13 32 $150,846 

Randy M. Smith 35 7 4 2 20 37 $101,400 

Ricardo Martinez 13 6 1 1 46 62 $65,904 

Danny D. Lang 31 5 4 4 16 42 $94,193 

Paul R. Martin 10 5 0 3 50 80 $120,251 

Dicky Wayne Benton 43 4 11 4 9 44 $89,612 

Horse Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Win% $% Purses 

Air Born Leader 4 4 0 0 100 100 $126,170 

Wh Johnnie Boy Red 4 3 0 1 75 100 $86,173 

Fillemup Phil 4 2 1 1 50 100 $50,080 

Teller Sweet Nothins 4 2 1 0 50 75 $72,706 

Chilled Six Pack 4 2 1 0 50 75 $67,430 

Mo Zoomo 3 2 1 0 67 100 $30,107 

Hoosier Rabbit 4 2 0 1 50 75 $26,145 

Successful Dash 4 2 0 0 50 50 $18,526 

Dancing With Ducks 2 2 0 0 100 100 $19,938 

Got Courage 2 2 0 0 100 100 $17,600


CONGRATULATIONS 

from the QHRAI to the Indiana Downs 

Quarter Horse Day Stake Winners 

SHELBYVILLE, IN—JUNE 30, 2012—Indiana Downs hosted an entire card of Quarter Horse 

racing on Saturday June 30th, including five stakes races for more than $575,000. 

The $130,700-added Jaguar Rocket QH Stakes, $118,920 Heartland Futurity, $113,800 Blue 

River Derby, $110,400 Bob Woodward Classic and the $105,160 Indiana Grand QHRAI Derby 

were feature races of the night. 

Kelly Lynn Photography 


WH Jonnie Boy Red reaches for the 

wire to win Jaguar Rocket. 

FASTEST QUALIFIER 

WH JOHNNIE BOY RED 

RETURNS IN JAGUAR ROCKET 

Julia Rae Martin’s Wh Johnnie Red raced to his third consecutive 

victory with a neck win over Sixy Lil Garter in the 

$130,700 Jaguar Rocket Stakes for two-year-olds. 


Jockey Victor Olivo repeated the chestnut’s trial effort from 

June 19 when he posted the top qualifying time for trainer 

Paul Martin. The Jonathan Perry gelding out of Fast Mans 

Dash, by Heza Fast Man, completed the 300 yards in :17.672 

seconds, a 98 speed index. The $60,720 winner’s purse 

swelled his bank account to $86,173 after only four starts. 

Lori Ritz / Coady Photography 


Randy Smith’s Dean Miracle filly Sixy Lil Garter earned 

$22,080 for her effort. Also trained by Smith, Sixy Lil Garter 

was ridden by Ruben Serna. Out of the Reckless Dash 

mare Spurs N Garters, she has earned just over $36,000 in 

three starts. 

Still winless after four starts, Kitticelli led late before settling for 

third, earning $13,070 for owner Jane Marie Arendsen. Dicky Wayne 

Benton trains the Genuine Botticelli gelding out of Kittens Line, by 

Sun Line. Coronet Farms are the breeder. 

Tinys First Pepsi, Zoom N 324, Wrangling For Money, Its Jus Max, 

Jess A James, Flys No Mystery and Hoosier Rabbit completed the 

order of finish.






TELLER SWEET NOTHINS 

MOVED UP IN HEARTLAND 

FUTURITY 

Teller Sweet Nothins was named the winner of the 

$118,920 Heartland Futurity after Habits Secret 

drifted out and was disqualified and placed second 

for interference. 

Racing for John Wolpert, Teller 

Sweet Nothins came into the race 

with the second fastest qualifying 

time behind Princess Lil Bit. Wolpert 

also saddled the Teller Cartel filly 

out of the Streakin La Jolla mare 

Bits Of Bliss. Under jockey Yordanis 

Amaro, the bay miss completed the 

300 yards in :15.453 seconds, a 99 

speed index, losing by only a neck. 

The $65,406 winner’s purse pushes 

her career total to $72,706. Thomas 

Bradbury and Lisa Beauprez bred 

Teller Sweet Nothins in Colorado. 

Following the disqualification, Habits Secret, a colt of All 

American Futurity winner and first crop sire No Secrets 

Here, earned $23,784 for second. Owned and trained by Ricardo 

Martinez, the sorrel is technically still a maiden from 

three starts. He came into the finals off a fifth place effort 

and final qualifying time to the Heartland Futurity final. 

Ridden by Yordanis Amaro, Vessels Stallion Farm, LLC 

bred Habits Secret in California from the Apollo (TB) mare 

Habitual Dreamer. 


Another maiden, Huntin Ivory, finished a nose back in the 

show position, earning $11,892 for Starlet Hunt and David 

Tolle. Charlton Hunt trains the Ivory James gelding out of 

Baja Rosa, by Dean Miracle. Ridden by Victor Olivo, he 

bay was bred in Kansas. 

Completing the field were Salado Secret, Wrs Kool 

Blaze, Princess Lil Bit, Seis Got Zoom, Wrs Kool 

Corona and Casey Corona. 

CHILLED SIX PACK PUTS 

BLUE RIVER DERBY ON ICE 


Raymond Vickie Duke’s Chilled Six Pack returned 

to the winner’s circle for the second 

straight time Saturday night after inching up 

on Princess Royal Blew in the $113,800 Blue 

River Derby. Under jockey Shanley Jackson, 

the brown gelding covered 350 yards in 

:18.010 seconds to win by a nose. 

It was the second career stakes victory for 

the John McCreary trainee. Last season the 

Chilled Corona-Six Packing Robin, by Packin 

Sixes Jr, won a futurity at Hoosier Park. 

The $62,690 winner’s purse on Saturday 

pushed his career mark over $142,000 with a 

Kelly Lynn Photography


CHILLED SIX PACK (Continued) 

4-2-0 record in eight starts. He came into Saturday’s race as the fastest qualifier 

from the June 9th trials. 

Princess Royal Blew is a homebred racing for Coronet Farm and trained by 

Carol Rettele. With Troy Crissup in the saddled the Royal Blue Chew Chew 

filly earned $22,760 for her effort. Out of the Sun Line mare Kittens Line, 

she has earned $31,315. 


Always close, Will You Perry Me finished a neck back in the show position 

for owner Eric Doctor. Ron Raper trains the Dashing Val filly out of Streakin 

Keep Sake, by Mr Jess Perry. Ridden by Oscar Delgado, Will You Perry me 

earned $11,380. Jennifer Haynes is the breeder. 

Completing the field were U B Crawlin, Dezenzo, 

Successful Dash, Swiper, Chilled Patrona and 

Six Chilled Coronas. 









AIR BORN LEADER 

CONTINUES WIN STREAK IN 

BOB WOODARD CLASSIC 

Randy Thompson’s homebred Air Born Leader made 

it four in a row Saturday night as he easily won the 

$110,400 Bob Woodard Classic by one-length over Fillemup 

Phil. 

Also his second stakes win this season at Indiana Downs, Air 

Born Leader earned $60,720 for trainer Thomas Mosley, Jr. Under jockey Gerardo Garrido, 

the Leader Of The Class 4-year-old completed his 350 yard task in :17.672 seconds, 

a 98 speed index. The winner’s purse pushed his career total to more than $236,000 with 

a 7-4-1 record after 18 starts. He is out of the Born Runner mare Air Born Jazz.


AIR BORN LEADER (Continued) 

Brian Gunder’s Fillemup Phil earned $22,080 for second, to push his total earnings to $192,788. Danny Lang trains the Brookstone Bay 5-year-old 

out of Miss Reminice, by Premiership. Aron Hunt had the riding call aboard the bay gelding bred by Guy Trolinger. 

Gypsy Effort, a homebred racing for Donna Gerard, finished a length back in third to earn $11,040. Paul Martin trains with Carter Riley riding. 

Gypsy Effort is 6-year-old Call Me Together gelding out of Cajun Style, by Louisiana Slew (TB). 

Ct Leader, Shawne Bay, Bright Eyed Vision, Brimmerton Lane, Ts Dasher and Bugs Dash Of Honey completed the field. Bitter Sweet Song was scratched. 




JHONY RED BREAKS 

MAIDEN IN INDIANA GRAND QHRAI DERBY 


Vega Francisco’s Jhony Red surprised the field in Saturday’s $105,160 in Indiana Grand 

QHRAI Derby, getting his first career win by half-a-length under jockey Harold Collins. 

Backers were rewarded with a $35.00 $2 win payoff. 

The Loren Brocka trainee covered the 350 yards in a quick :17.687 seconds to earn a 

98 speed index and pickup the winner’s purse of $57,838. The lightly raced Corona Casanova 

colt is 1-1-1 in five starts. Gerald Case Rogers bred the sorrel from the Strawfly 

Special mare Special Gilda. He came into the race as the final qualifier after finishing 

third in the June 18 trials. 


Mo Zoomo, a Shazoom colt out of Stylish Form, by The Signature, earned $21,032 for 

owner/trainer Sacramento Chavez. Victor Olivo had the riding assignment aboard the 

Vaughn and Jill Cook Oklahoma-bred. He has earned nearly $50,000 in eight starts. 

The winning connections of Jhony Red accept the Indiana Grand QHRAI Derby trophy. 

Lori Ritz / Coady Photography You Mitey Right put in a late effort to finish third, earning 

$10,516 for owner Edward Scott. Gene Cox trains the Hotdoggin 

gelding bred in Texas from the Man In The Money mare Mitey Mans 

Missel. The second place check doubled his career total to $20,316. 

Bred by James and Linda Whitener, he was ridden by Troy Crissup. 

Eye Walk, Eye Slip Bye, This Panther Purrs, Valor And Glory, Bv Eye 

Am Ridin Easy, Tf First Pick and Pescado Fuerte completed the 

field. 


Articles compliments of www.Stallionesearch.com, photograph 

credits as noted. 

For more information on Quarter Horse Racing in Indiana, visit 

www.qhrai.net.

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