November - QHRAI

VOLUME 5 ISSUE 11 NOVEMBER 2012
Fast
Horse Resource
Where Race Horse Speeds... Meet Barrel Horse Needs.
And it’s.....
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Fillemup Phil!
to Win the 2012
Hoosier Park Classic!
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This Issue of The Horse Resource
is Dedicated to the Memory of
Chalee Gilliland
Official Publication or Voice of these organizations:
Indiana
QHRAI
Keeping Barrel Horse World on the Truck Seat!

Q.H.R.A.I.
Quarter Horse Racing Association of Indiana
“Serving the Quarter Horse Industry Since 1966”
Save the Date
• What? The 2013 QHRAI Stallion Service Auction/Annual
Membership Meeting and 2012 Awards Program
• When? January 5th, 2013
• Where? The Crowne Plaza Indianapolis Airport
(Look for specific details and agenda in next months Horse Resource)
QHRAI Recently ran the 2012 Stallion Service Auction Futurity Finals, one of
the Richest Quarter Horse Races in Indiana History, with a $100,000 purse
and the 2012 Stallion Service Auction Derby with a purse of $50,000!
2012 SSA Futurity Champion
Tinys First pepsi
2012 SSA Derby Champion
Successful Dash
Don’t miss this opportunity on January 5th to purchase a breeding so you can be a part of
this prestigious program, and be where the most current news and benefits information is
shared with QHRAI members. There’s some really exciting stuff coming up in 2013. Check
out the QHRAI.NET website on information about how to become a member for 2013.
The QHRAI Stallion Service Auction Committee has begun procuring stallions for the
2013 SSA. Please contact: Teresa Gross, Q.H.R.A.I. Stallion Service Auction Secretary,
at (765) 676-9810 with questions, or to request a contract.
www.QHRAI.net

CONGRATULATIONS from QHRAI!
Photos by Shelley ©
Fastest Qualifier Delivers in Hoosier Park Classic Final
Story by Emily Gaskin, Hoosier Park
Fillemup Phil turned in another dominating performance and remained
unbeaten in three starts to win the $100,000 Hoosier Park Class Final on
Oct. 13 at Hoosier Park Racing & Casino. The brown gelding by Brookstone
Bay set the fastest qualifying time of :20.122 for 400 yards in the
trials on Sep. 28 and posted a clocking of :20.292 to win by a length in the
final and notch his fifth win over Hoosier Park’s surface.
Ridden by Oscar Delgado for trainer Danny Lang, Fillemup Phil broke
a step behind Lovemelikethat and Shanley Jackson, but the five-year-old
gelding quickly found another gear en route to the wire. Fillemup Phil
sustained a late closing charge from the heavy betting favorite, Lovemelikethat
and Shanley Jackson who finished a game second. Air Born
Leader and Garardo Garrido, also a trial winner, overcame being bumped
at the start to finish third. Fillemup Phil didn’t disappoint as the bettors’
choice as he returned $6.40 for the win.
“He broke hard,” Delgado noted of his mount. “Everyone got a clean
break but he is a big horse so he may have been a step behind some of
them. The last 100 yards he was just running away from them, he just kept
getting stronger and stronger as we went on. He was on his game today.”
Bred in Indiana by Guy Trolinger, Fillemup Phil notched his fifth victory
in eight starts this season while bankrolling over $100,000. In his last
Hoosier Park outing, Fillemup Phil won an allowance event on Sept. 8
with Delgado in the irons, once again. Out of the Premiership mare, Miss
Reminice, the brown gelding is owned by Brian Gunder.
“This is just a nice horse,”winning trainer Danny Lang noted. “He likes a
lot of attention and a lot of care. Brian (Gunder) gave me a great opportunity
to train this horse and he’s been racing really great for us.”
The Hoosier Park Classic Final was just one of the ten Quarter Horse races offered
on the afternoon card. Tagged as Wild West Days, the all Quarter Horse
card featured Wild West themed activities, giveaways, and fun for racing fans.
Heza Door Prize Drives To Sterlie Bertram Memorial Win
Photos by Shelley ©
Story by stallionesearch.com
The lightly raced Heza Door Prize scored his second win in three
career starts Saturday afternoon as he caught Successful Dash and
Dezenzo to win by a neck in the $111,100 Sterlie Bertram Memorial
Stakes at Hoosier Park.
Under jockey Cesar Carrilo the 3-year-old son of First Prize Perry completed
the 350 yard course into a 10 mph headwind in :18.190 seconds.
The $61,105 winner’s purse swelled his career bank account to nearly
$65,000.
After finishing fourth in his only start at 2, the Jorge Gonzalez trainee
set the fastest qualifying time in his first start this season on September
29. Alberto Valdez owns the sorrel gelding out of the Heza Fast Man
mare Rectitude. Heath Taylor is the breeder.
Randy Thompson’s Successful Dash
was a game second, earning $22,220.
Thomas Mosley, Jr. trains the Cartel Success
gelding out of the Dash For Cash mare Rita Anns Dash. The
$22,220 place check boosted his career total to $92,473. Gerardo Garrido
rode the Bill Price bred 3-year-old who came into the race off three
straight wins.
Randy Smith’s owned-and-trained Dezenzo led earlier but had to settle
for the show check of $11,110. Diana Moster bred the Ivory James
gelding out of Hooked On Laveaux, by First Down Laveaux. Olivo
Victor was aboard the earner of $47,248.
Completing the field were Will You Perry Me, Dancing With Ducks,
Princess Royal Blew, Its Chilly, Shak Em Down Stoney and Chilled
Patrona.

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UARTER HORSE DAY at HOOSIER PARK
October 13th was the second annual Quarter Horse day
at Hoosier Park Racing and Casino. Fans were entertained
by a Western Theme for the day while there was
live racing. The race card included the $100,000 added Hoosier
Park Classic and the Sterlie Bertram Memorial Stakes Final, as
well as the trials for the final stake races of the year; The Governors
Stake and The Miss Roxie Little.
The Hoosier Park Bugler kicked off each of the Quarter
Horse races with his special rendition of the "Call to Post"!!
Fans love the ever so famous "T-Shirt Toss"
Above: Jockeys await the
call to report to the horse in
the paddock for the next race.
Left: Trainer Danny Lang
congratulates rider Oscar
Delgado on Fillemup Phil
after winning the Hoosier
Park Classic
Below: Emily Gaskins, Hoosier
Park Marketing Director,
interviews Danny Lang after
the win!
Fans of all ages enjoyed the great Western Themed Food and
the bull riding!!

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QUARTER HORSE DAY at HOOSIER PARK
After the races were over and the last horse was cooled out, horsemen and QH racing fans enjoyed a complimentary dinner sponsored by
the Quarter Horse Racing Association of Indiana. People enjoyed a great meal, visiting with friends, and participating in a fund raiser,
which consisted of the a "Stick Horse Auction", which made it possible for the QHRAI to present a $6,000 check to Annie Steele to help
offset some of her expenses while she is being treated for cancer. QHRAI would like to thank EVERYONE who participated to make this event
a great success.
The crowd watched and made bids on
horses that were being auctioned off!!
Horsemen enjoyed a great meal prepared by the Hoosier Park
food services group.
The new owners of the stick horses waited for their horses name to be drawn in a "mock
race draw". The hardest part of the process was for owners to name the rider on thier horse
who they thought would win in the stick races that were to be run on October 27th!! The
winning owner recieves a Steak House Dinner for 4, and the winning rider recieves a $100
bill (we all know jockeys don't eat in steak houses) !!
Annie Steele looks on as the stick horses were being previewed and auctioned off. Annie
has been a very close part of our Quarter Horse family for many years. She was the out
rider at Indiana Downs for several years, and was on the track each day for early morning
training. We look forward to seeing her back in the saddle at the track real soon!!

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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 November Newsletter
Hello to my Fellow Hoosier Quarter Horse Racing Fans. It’s a bittersweet
time of the year for me. All the racing is over, the QHRAI
Speed Sale is in the past, and winter is getting ready to settle in before
long, but the yearlings are here and will become our main focus when
the racing ends.
I will miss seeing everyone at the track every day. I mean everyone
from the horses, grooms, friends we share a shed row with, folks we
just say hi to in passing, folks we have conversations with in Becky’s
Kitchen, everyone in the race office, the grounds keepers, the gate crew,
the jockeys, the morning and race time pony people, the familiar faces
in the paddock, in the jock’s room, security folks and even the familiar
faces at the betting windows, who know there will be last minute rushes
to the windows on Quarter Horse nights, right up until the time that the
gates pop open!! Did you ever stop to think about all the people we
see and take for granted at the race track? Take a minute in your own
mind to reflect on the many people you personally cross paths with at
the track!! All of these people are part of our Quarter Horse Family!!
Some we know better than others, but all our part of our family!!
Since it’s November and Thanksgiving will be here soon, I think it’s
appropriate to recognize some things I am thankful for. First of all, for
the safe race meet that we have just completed!! In no small part to
the stewards, the track crew, and for our Track General Manager, Brian
Elmore, for keeping the horses’ and riders’ safety as a priority while we
were competing at Hoosier Park’s state of the art facility!
We have a lot to be thankful for in that when Tom Mosley presented
the QHRAI Application to the Indiana Horse Racing Commission at
the October Meeting, it was UNANIMOUSLY APPROVED, and special
recognition was given by the new Chairman of the commission,
Mr. Bill Diener, about the tremendous experience he had at QH Day
at Indiana Downs. Not only does this approval mean that QHRAI will
continue be the sole representative for Quarter Horse Racing in Indiana,
and we will also be running for our percentage of the purse money
received through gaming revenue, but that our REGULATORS recognize
the many great things that we are responsible for in Quarter Horse
Racing in Indiana. We really do have a SUCCESSFUL Program here
in Indiana, and I hope you are all thankful for what we have going on
in our great state!!
I’m thankful for the group of people who helped make Quarter Horse
Day at Hoosier Park a great Success!! From the marketing group at
Hoosier Park who were responsible for the Wild West Day Theme and
the many activities throughout the day, to the food service staff who
made the excellent food for our horsemen’s dinner , and to our own
Quarter Horse Family in the race office, jocks room, others on the backside,
board members, and even friends of board members (thanks Rachel)
who took their time and creativity to decorate the stick horses,
Vick Conway and Tom Mosley for auctioning the horses and giving
them a great pedigree review, Chris Duke, QHRAI President and Hoosier
Park’s own “Rachel” who helped to promote the auction, and all
the buyers, whose generous contributions made it possible to give one
of our friends, Annie Steele, a gift of $6,000 to offset some of her hardships
as she is going through some very trying times while she is battling
cancer. Annie, we hope you are feeling completely better, very
soon.
Finally, I am thankful for about a week of rest after the race meet ends
to get recharged to build up to QHRAI’s next MAIN EVENT….. The
Stallion Service Auction, 2012 Awards Program and General Membership
Meeting. Hold the date for Saturday, January 5th, 2013. We will
be meeting again at the Crown Plaza Hotel, Indianapolis Airport. If you
are new to the industry and have never attended, we hope to see you
there, or if you have been attending this event for the last 20 years or
more, I hope you continue to make it a priority to come and enjoy the
great opportunity to spend the entire day learning more about the QH-
RAI and racing opportunities in Indiana, and visiting with your Quarter
Horse Friends.
If you have questions about any part of the Racing Program in Indiana,
please contact me or one of the QHRAI Board of Directors. We are
always happy to provide as much information as possible!!
Have a Blessed Thanksgiving Holiday!!
Michelle Collins
Executive Director
Quarter Horse Racing Association of Indiana, Inc.
www.QHRAI.net

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AQHA Central Region Point Standings as
of October 23, 2012
Gelding
1 Successful Dash 78
2 Chilled Six Pack 73
3 Ivory Celebration 71
4 Jack Jessee 69
5 Six Chilled Coronas 64
6 Chilled Patrona 63
6 Painted Lies 63
8 Colosso 61
9 Ride Lonesome 57
10 Highway To Payoff 56
10 Valor And Glory 56
Gelding
1 Bright Eyed Vision 90
2 Fillemup Phil 81
3 Air Born Leader 76
4 Sweet Easy Cash 72
5 Zoom N Crash 69
6 Five Star Cartel 64
7 Iris Cartelsbadnews 63
8 Gypsy Effort 56
9 Ct Leader 55
10 Brimmerton Lane/Fast N Furrious/
Wheres Your Wagon 54
THREE-YEAR-OLDS
Filly
1 Will You Perry Me 74
2 Western Fun 58
3 Huckleberry Mojito 57
4 Checkin Her Out 56
4 Feature Dreamgirl 56
6 Planet Dash 47
7 Swiper 46
8 Bye Bye Corona 43
9 Princess Royal Blew 41
10 Aces Chiseledinstone/Josies Little
Outlaw/Paint Or More 38
FOUR-YEAR-OLDS & UP
Mare
1 Rk Lady Prospect 66
2 Delta Dance 63
3 Shawne Bay 58
4 Lovemelikethat 52
5 Trs A Classy Dash 48
6 Got Courage 47
7 Believers Gathering 45
8 Chicks Skidoo 44
9 Rise Above The Trees 43
10 Cedar Creek/Chicks Brief Case/Class
Of Oh Eight/Play The Pipes/Six It Up 39
Colt
1 Streak N Hot 62
2 Mo Zoomo 43
3 Jhony Red 37
4 Hez Tricky Too 35
5 Dashin Shiner 32
6 Vvr Streakin Cartel 26
7 Casino Black 23
8 Wjh My Own Ace 17
9 Beduinos Jet Moon 16
9 Victorious Shake Em 16
Stallion
1 Ethics Aside 60
2 Cs Arc Light 54
3 T Gold J 50
4 Paintyourownwagon 45
5 Speed Smith 43
6 Tough To Get Six 42
7 Blood Red Cadillac 36
8 Eye M A Pistol 29
8 Giorgino 29
9/10 My Corona Is Rare/Sr Royal Cartel
24
Breeder
1 Circle S Ranch Inc 313
2 Bobby D Cox 272
3 Randy L Thompson 223
4 Bob Moore Farms Llc 186
5 Bill Price 177
6 Williams Racing Stables Inc 176
7 Wilbur & Jean Hansen 163
8 John Bubel 161
9 Ken And Reba George 150
10 Vernon Hammes 144
CONNECTIONS
Owner
1 Tom Maher 576
2 Randy L Thompson 338
3 Manny Silva 192
4 Brenda Reiswig 189
5 Williams Racing Stables Inc 176
6 Brian L Gunder 173
7 Francisco Ramos 160
8 Randy M Smith 144
9 Anthony F Cunningham 138
10 Vernon Hammes 123
Trainer
1 Robert ‘Bob’ Johnson 957
2 Edward Ross Hardy 698
3 Anthony F Cunningham 562
4 Tom Mosley Jr 517
5 Ron Raper 510
6 Amber Blair 448
7 Rolondo Almanza 432
8 Ernest Fennell 392
9 John Mccreary 387
10 Kasey Willis 344
Jockey
1 Oscar Delgado 808
2 Clyde Smith 726
3 William Troy Crissup 668
4 Stormy Smith 607
5 Gerardo Alonso Garrido 560
6 Juan F Delgado 554
7 Mark Luark 521
8 Victor Olivo 480
9 Agustin Silva 478
10 Harold Collins 471
Hoosier Park Quarter Horse Meet
Point Standings as of October 17, 2012
Jockey Sts Starts 1st 2nd 3rd Win% $%
Oscar Delgado 69 12 5 9 17 38
Harold Collins 81 11 17 11 14 48
Gerardo Garrido 72 11 10 10 15 43
Cesar Carrilo 45 11 3 9 24 51
Juan F. Delgado 51 7 6 6 14 37
Jose A. Beltran 43 6 8 4 14 42
Shanley Jackson 66 5 10 4 8 29
Julie Veltman 45 5 3 4 11 27
Aron Hunt 73 4 8 8 5 27
Victor Olivo 64 4 6 10 6 31
Trainer Sts Starts 1st 2nd 3rd Win% $%
Anthony F. Cunningham 64 10 6 7 16 36
Ron Raper 72 8 13 11 11 44
Thomas J. Mosley, Jr. 56 8 8 6 14 39
Ricardo Martinez 19 7 4 3 37 74
Dicky Wayne Benton 28 6 3 2 21 39
Matt Frazier 26 5 5 3 19 50
Roy E. Moore 19 4 5 0 21 47
Loren Brocka 13 4 1 2 31 54
Jorge L. Gonzalez 8 4 1 0 50 63
Rafael I. Flores 16 3 3 4 19 63
Horse Sts Starts 1st 2nd 3rd Win% $%
Successful Dash 4 3 1 0 75 100
Fillemup Phil 4 3 1 0 75 100
Hit an Awesome High 4 2 1 0 50 75
Beyondthefly 3 2 1 0 67 100
Jess Wicked Spider 3 2 1 0 67 100
Dezenzo 3 2 0 1 67 100
Tinys First Pepsi 3 2 0 1 67 100
Cant Tell Me Nothing 3 2 0 0 67 67
Long After Midnight 2 2 0 0 100 100
Heza Door Prize 2 2 0 0 100 100

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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.
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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.
Kelly Lynn Photography
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.
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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.

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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.
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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
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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
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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.
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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.
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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.

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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.
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JHONY RED BREAKS
MAIDEN IN INDIANA GRAND QHRAI DERBY
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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.
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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.
Lori Ritz / Coady Photography
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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at the
Tom Mosley, QHRAI Director of Industry Relations, shows horse
fans the fantastic photo album that Sarah Compton made after she
attended the 2011 Quarter Horse Day at Indiana Downs. She had
photos and details of horses in the paddock and going to the track and even
about meeting jockeys and getting thier autographs. Sarah enterered her
photo album in the 4-H fair and received Champion Honors. Sarah is a true
example of someone who has a passion for horses and we certainly enjoyed
her company at the Horse Fair. She talked about her experience and fun
she had at Quarter Horse Day last year and the excitement of getting an at -
home visit on Christmas Eve from Jockey Jeff Hogan. She had a smile on
her face every time we saw her. Sarah went into the hospital just a couple
days after these pictures were taken at the horse fair, to have heart surgery.
Our thoughts and prayers are with Sarah and her family as she recovers and
we look forward to her participating in the QHRAI Youth Day this year and
and once again seeing her at Quarter Horse Day on June 30th.
Hoosier Horse Fair
The demonstration of the Versatility of the American Quarter Horse included Hunter under
Saddle and Western Pleasure by 2012 FFA Queen, Baily Laub riding Bo, barrel racing
demonstrated by Travis and Tyler Woodard, Reining demonstrated by many students of
Cory Craig Performance Horses, Pony Horse and of course, the racing American Quarter
Horse. Thanks to everyone who made these demonstrations a huge success!!

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The Racing Quarter Horse
Half the Track, Twice the Excitement!!
There were many types of fan fare for people of all ages at the horse fair. The crowd at the
Quarter Horse Demonstration chanting "Quarter Horse" got free T shirts thrown by leading
Quarter Horse jockeys. Participants in the handicapping races who chose the winning horse
won the "golden ticket" award which entitles them to a complimentary pass to Quarter Horse
Day on June 30th. Jockeys signed autographs for fans of all ages, and the "fastest kids in the
arena" won a bid to Youth Day or gifts after the foot races. Bugler Dan Golando kicked off
each QHRAI event with the notorious "Call to Post"!!

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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!!

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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.