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JENUINE JOY Wins the $100,000 Mesilla Valley Speed
Handicap at Sunland Park on March 13 Congratulations
to Breeder/Owner Fredda Draper, Trainer Carl Draper
& Jockey Larry Payne!
si 107, $181,091 - Grade 1 Winner!
(Strawfly Special-High Fashion Dash, Dash For Cash)
GENUINE STRAWFLY Won the All American Derby-G1, Defeating TRES SEIS!
Won the Ruidoso Derby-G2!
2011 Fee: $2,000
Cooled Semen Available
Eligibilities:
Speedhorse Races,
The Lineage and
New Mexico Bred
Program
Leading Sire of Money Earners of Nearly $4.4 Million, With Average Earnings of
Nearly $28,000 Per Starter and 10 $100,000+ Runners, including
ONE DIAMOND KITTY si 108 (2011, $516,622), HERE KITTYKITTYKITTY si 102 (2011,
$374,406), GENUINE STREAKER si 114 (2010, $258,046), JENUINE JOY si 104 (2011,
$239,400), FLASHY DOLLARHIDE si 106 ($216,459), GENUINE AMERICAN si 104 (2011,
$175,108), PILGRIM WAYNE si 101 (2011, $149,578), MS MISTY BROWN si 103 ($91,690),
Flicka De Fly si 97 (2010, $143,720), Make Mine Genuine si (2010, $107,147), My Box of
Chocolate si 116 (2011, $98,110), EJ SHUEFLY si 102 (2010, $110,042)
Just To Name A Few!
Half-brother to CORONA HIGH si 104 ($117,397), etc.
By World Champion Sire STRAWFLY SPECIAL si 97 ($222,920).
Out of a half-sister to All American Futurity-G1 Winner
FALLING IN LOVEAGAIN si 108 ($1,210,375), etc.
1907 White Mill Road • Roswell, New Mexico 88203
www.buenasuerteequine.com
Inquiries to: Leonard P. Blach, DVM - (575) 623-9119
FAX (575) 623-5728 • email: buenasuerte@dfn.com

Stakes Placed Winner!
si 101, $37,724 (Corona Cartel-Southern Policy, Reb’s Policy TB)
A National Top 10 Leading Third Year Sire of 2010 Money Earners!
Sire of Over $1.4 Million with Average Money Earners of More than $31,000 per Starter,
including LITTLESOUTHERNSWING si 96 (2011, $140,789), CORONA DREAM si 99 (2011, $97,770),
PERKS SOUTHERCORONA si 86 (2011), First Corona Call si 105 (2010, $416,200), etc.
2011 Fee: $2,000 • Cooled Semen Available
Eligibilities: Speedhorse Races, The Lineage and New Mexico Bred Program
Grade 1 Winner!
si 101, 2010, $262,080 (Apollo TB-Diva Reba, Tolltac)
A National Leading Third Year Sire of 2010 Money Earners, including 5-Time Winner, New Track Record
Setter GOT COURAGE si 105 (2011, $67,776), 6-Time Winner BACK METALLIC si 99 (2010, $24,669),
2-Time Winner Irish Idol si 96 (2011, $24,362), 5-Time G1/G2/G3 Finalist BEASTLY KING si 96 (2011,
$123,931), etc.
2011 Fee: $2,000 • Cooled Semen Available
Eligibilities: Speedhorse Races, The Lineage and New Mexico Bred Program
California Hi-Point Aged Stallion!
si 99, $318,797 (First Down Dash-Deeachick, Chicks Beduino)
Grade 1 Winner/8-Time Grade 1 Performer!
Sire of 97% Money Earners!
A National Leading Third Year Sire of 2010 Money Earners, Multiple AAA/AAAT Runners from
Limited Starters, including CALL HER DEE si 97 ($25,983), TOAST TO DEEFIRST si 90 (2011, $18,796),
Dee First Troubadour si 105 (2011, $12,270), etc.
2011 Fee: $2,000 • Cooled Semen Available
Eligibilities: Speedhorse Races, The Lineage and New Mexico Bred Program
Stakes Placed Winner!
TB, $60,020 (Pioneering-Dear Birdie, Storm Bird)
Sire of 100% Money Earners & Nearly $22,000 Average Earnings Per Starter!
From The Family That Produced 2009 Kentucky Derby-G1 Winner MINE THAT BIRD!
Half-brother to Champion BIRD TOWN ($871,251), 3-Time Grade 1 Winner BIRDSTONE ($1,575,600,
Sire of MINE THAT BIRD, 2010, $2,228,637), Grade 2 Stakes Placed Winner Mountain Bird ($147,838), etc.
2011 Fee: $2,000
Eligibilities: Breeders’ Cup, The Lineage and New Mexico Bred Program
Stakes Placed Winner!
TB (Hennessy-Ransom Queen, Red Ransom)
Multiple Stakes Sire of Over $15,000 Average Earnings Per Starter, including Stakes Placed Winner
Goldngirl ($28,128), Houston Heat, NEVES (2010, $60,019), M H RANSOM (2010, $57,548),
WHISKYFORMYFRIENDS (2010, $53,709), RANSOMSGOODFRIDAY (2011, $48,474),
FRANCESCO DORO ($35,290), B C S BUSTER (2011, $31,856), etc.
Property of R Legacy Racing, Gaylen & Denise Rust
2011 Fee: $2,000 • LFG • Cooled Semen Available
1907 White Mill Road • Roswell, New Mexico 88203
www.buenasuerteequine.com
Inquiries to: Leonard P. Blach, DVM - (575) 623-9119
FAX (575) 623-5728 • email: buenasuerte@dfn.com
APRIL, 2011 1

RUIDOSO
SELECT YEARLING
SALE
September 2 - 3 - 4, 2011
Ruidoso Triple Crown
Nominees Preferred
Special Broodmare Session
Sept. 2 (Friday)
Labor Day Week
Consignment Deadline - May 1, 2011
NEW MEXICO BRED
QUARTER HORSE
YEARLING SALE
August 19, 2011
All American Trials Weekend
Consignment Deadline - April 15, 2011
NEW MEXICO BRED
THOROUGHBRED
YEARLING SALE
August 20, 2011
All American Trials Weekend
Consignment Deadline - April 15, 2011
The Hottest
Yearlings...
The Most Fun!
Lowell Neumayer • General Manager
100 N. Joe Welch Drive • P.O. Box 909
Ruidoso Downs, New Mexico 88346
(575) 378-4474 • Fax (575) 378-4788
email: dreed@raceruidoso.com
cfenter@raceruidoso.com
Consignment forms
are available at
www.ruidososelectyearlingsale.com
APRIL, 2011 3

New Mexico Horse Breeders’ 2011 Officers
PRESIDENT
Q. Mike Cadotte (TB) Peralta
1ST VICE PRESIDENT
Kay M. Thurman (TB) Belen
2ND VICE PRESIDENT
Norma Alvarez (QH) La Union
TRUSTEES
Denton Crozier (QH)
Rita J. Danley (QH)
Tom Goncharoff (TB)
James T. Lewter (QH)
Jay L. Taylor (TB)
Larry R. Teague (TB)
Johnny Trujillo (QH)
Ralph W. Vincent (QH)
Mark Wise (TB)
STAFF
Anna Fay Davis
Mary M. Barber
Amber Martin
Hobbs
Anthony
Tularosa
Ruidoso
Albuquerque
Hobbs
Tularosa
Albuquerque
Las Cruces
Executive Director
Registrar
Administrative Assistant
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THE NEWS ................................................................................................ 6
LETTER FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Anna Faye Davis .................................................................................................. 12
LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT
Mike Cadotte ..................................................................................................... 14
2010 ZIA AWARDS
The Banquet ...................................................................................................... 38
The Champions ...................................................................................................... 40
2011 NMHBA ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING
Meeting Time .............................................................................................. 34
2010 NMBHA Reports......................................................................................... 85
2010 - 2011 RACE DATES
Active NMHBA Stallions QH.............................................................................. 69
Active NMHBA Stallions TB............................................................................... 75
FEATURE ARTICLES
Famous Lane Farm ............................................................................................... 17
Kay Thurman ...................................................................................................... 30
Feeding For Breeding ............................................................................................ 58
Report From NM Racing Commission Meeting ................................................ 66
SUNLAND PARK RACES
Albert Dominguez Memorial Handicap................................ 32
Challenger Six Handicap........................................................... 28
Enchantress Stakes....................................................................... 56
Jess Burner Memorial Handicap............................................... 20
Johnie L. Jamison Handicap...................................................... 29
La Coneja Stakes......................................................................... 68
La Senora Stakes ......................................................................... 65
Lou Wooten Handicap................................................................ 27
Mesilla Valley Speed Handicap .................................................. 24
Mt. Cristo Rey Handicap........................................................... 58
New Mexico Breeders’ Derby ...................................................... 64
New Mexico Breeders’ Oaks........................................................ 63
New Mexico State Racing Commission Handicap .................. 62
NMHBA Stakes .......................................................................... 26
NMSU Handicap....................................................................... 61
Pepsi Cola Stakes ......................................................................... 55
Red Hedeman Mile .................................................................... 54
Shue Fly Stakes............................................................................. 22
Sydney Valentini Handicap ....................................................... 57
CLASSIFIEDS .................................................................... 99
ADVERTISERS INDEX.................................................. 100
Watch for Publication & Advertising Deadlines
on our Website @ www.nmhorsebreeders.com
Cover Photos by Coady Photography
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2009 Champion Aged Stallion
G1 Stakes Winner
SI 122, $969,828,
4 NWR’s 5 Ntr’s
(First To Flash si 106-Nagano Moon si 82, Major Rime si 104)
• 4-Time New World Record Setter!
• 5-Time New Track Record Setter!
• 6-Time New Stakes Record Setter!
• 10 out of 14 wins were in Graded
Stakes Races (7 were Grade 1)
• 2008 NMHBA Champion
3-Year-Old Stallion
• 2009 NMHBA Champion Aged Horse
Property of Amestoy, Gonzalez & Abraham
2011 Fee: $5,000 Cooled Semen Available
Special Considerations to Stakes Winners,
Stakes Producers & Multiple Bookings
Eligibilities: The Lineage
and New Mexico Bred Program
CHAMPION AGED STALLION
AQHA SUPERIOR RACE HORSE
Backed by Excellence!
• #1 Leading Money Earner by Champion/Multi Millionaire
Sire FIRST TO FLASH si 106 ($494,835).
• Out of 100% Winner/ROM Producer Nagano Moon si 82,
half-sister to MOON SHAKE si 97 ($208,017), etc.• Threequarter
brother to New Mexico Hi-Point 3-Year-Old Filly
DASH TA MOON si 108 ($351,680), etc.
FIRST MOONFLASH’s first foals are weanlings of 2011
P.O. Box 40 • Bosque, New Mexico 87006
Inquiries to: W. L. Mooring • (505) 864-2485
Robert Perce, DVM • Shawn Edwards, DVM
Embryo Transfers Available
APRIL, 2011 5

Ruidoso Downs Releases Stakes Schedule
Ruidoso Downs has released its stakes
schedule for its 2011 summer meet,
which runs May 27-September 5.
As always, the highlight of the 60-day
season will be the Grade 1, 440-yard All
American Futurity on closing day.
American Quarter Horse racing’s richest
and most prestigious race, the All
American will this year be worth a stakesrecord
$2.4 million, with a winner’s share
an all-time industry record $1.2 million.
Ruidoso’s opening-day program will be
dedicated to Ruidoso Futurity (G1) trials.
The 10 fastest qualifiers will meet in the
350-yard, $500,000 final on June 12.
Other major Quarter Horse stakes
include the 400-yard, $600,000-est.
Ruidoso Derby (G1) on June 11; the 350-
yard, $250,000-est. Mountain Top
Futurity (RG2) for New Mexico-breds on
June 19; the 440-yard, $850,000-est.
Rainbow Derby (G1) on July 23; the 400-
yard, $700,000 Rainbow Futurity (G1) on
July 24; and the 440-yard, $40,000 All
American Gold Cup (G3), and 440-yard,
$1.2-million All American Derby (G1) on
September 4.
If a horse sweeps the Ruidoso,
Rainbow, and All American futurities, its
connections would win the $4-million All
American Triple Crown Bonus, the richest
bonus in Quarter Horse racing.
Also, New Mexico-breds will take the
spotlight during the Zia Festival on July
31. In addition to showcasing the state’s
best products – including food, wine, and
art – the Zia Festival will offer an
estimated $1 million in purses to New
Mexico-bred Thoroughbreds and Quarter
Horses.
Ruidoso Downs will race on a Friday-
Monday schedule, to accommodate TVG
Network full-card telecasts of the track’s
product on Mondays. The only exception
to this schedule is a special Thursday,
August 18 program featuring the All
American Futurity trials. There will be no
live racing on Monday, August 22.
For more information, visit Ruidoso
Downs’ website at
www.ruidownsracing.com.
SunRay Park Releases Stakes
Schedule, First Condition Book
SunRay Park in Farmington, New Mexico, has released its
2011 stakes schedule and the first condition book of its 48-day
meet, which opens April 23.
SunRay has scheduled 23 stakes – 12 for Thoroughbreds and 11
for Quarter Horses – worth more than $1.6 million in purses. A
total of 12 of the track’s stakes are for registered New Mexico-breds,
with these restricted races split equally between the two breeds.
SunRay’s richest Thoroughbred races are the one-mile,
$110,000-guaranteed Jack Cole Handicap (R) for New Mexicobred
3-year-olds and older on May 7, and the 1 1/8-mile,
$100,000-guaranteed San Juan County Commissioners Handicap
for 3-year-olds and older on closing day, July 12.
In addition, four of SunRay Park’s Quarter Horse stakes are
graded: the 350-yard, $85,000-added New Mexico Breeders’
Futurity (G3) for state-bred 2-year-olds on June 5; the 400-yard,
$85,000-guaranteed New Mexico Breeders’ Stakes (RG2) for
state-bred 3-year-olds on June 11; the 400-yard, $50,000-
guaranteed La Plata Stakes for 3-year-olds and older on June 12;
and the 400-yard, $85,000-guaranteed Tommy “Duke” Smith
Stakes (RG3) for state-bred 3-year-olds & older on July 3.
SunRay Park will present live racing on a Saturday-Tuesday
schedule, with post time for the first race set for 1 p.m. (MST).
For more information, contact SunRay Park at (505) 566-
1200, or visit the track’s web site at www.sunraygaming.com.
Nelda Gay Segotta
Racehorse Breeder
Nelda Gay Segotta, 69, of Raton, passed away Monday, March 7,
2011. She was born January 17, 1942 in Carrizozo, NM. She was the
daughter of Marvin Roberts and Evelyn Blackburn.
Nelda was a member of the First Baptist Church of Raton, the
Women’s Bowling League, an AQHA member for many years, director of
the New Mexico Horse Breeder’s Association for 12 years, a past member
of the New Mexico Horsemen’s Association, the New Mexico Rodeo
Association, and the Colorado Professional Rodeo Association. She was a
4-H member and leader for 20 years. She and her husband Don Segotta
once owned Pacific Studs and Lumber Co., Inc. in Cimarron, NM. She
was a breeder and owner of several racehorse stakes winners and she helped
organize and produce the Colfax County Fair Horse Show for many years.
She is survived by her two daughters, Donnalea Grant and husband
Bryan of Raton, Connie Harris of Cimarron, three sons, Beaver
Segotta and wife Sherri of Raton, Louis Gray of Raton, Allen Segotta
and wife Sandra of Springer, 11 grandchildren, 5 great grandchildren
and numerous nieces and nephews.
The funeral services were held on Friday, March 11 at 10 a.m. at
the First Baptist Church in Raton, with Pastor Bruce Kirby officiating.
The burial followed in the Fairmont Cemetery in Raton.
The arrangements and celebration of love for Nelda Gay Segotta
were directed by the Yaksich-Long Funeral Home of Raton.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to The Nelda Segotta
Scholarship Fund in care of the International Bank of Raton.
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Wildfire Forces Brief Closure
Of Ruidoso Downs Casino
The Billy The Kid Casino at Ruidoso Downs reopened one
day after a wind-driven wildfire came perilously close to the
racetrack. The stable area is ready for horses to move in on
April 25 for the summer meet, which begins May 27.
The White Fire broke out on April 4 and has burned over
10,000 acres, including property adjacent to the track. A tack
room on the corner of one barn at Ruidoso Downs was burned,
but work has already begun to repair the damage.
Fueled by 60 mph winds and extremely
dry conditions, the conflagration forced the
evacuation of over 100 people. Five homes,
seven outbuildings and numerous vehicles
were destroyed, and two other homes were
damaged. There have been no reported
deaths or serious injuries to residents or
firefighters. However, one older horse
succumbed to the smoke.
At this writing, the White Fire is only
35% contained and continues to burn east
of Ruidoso Downs, but is of no threat to
the racetrack or other structures in the
area. The fire appears to have been
started by sparks caused when someone
used a hand-held metal grinder to remove
parts from an old bulldozer. Police are
still looking for that individual.
These photos show
just how close the
White Fire came to
Ruidoso Downs
Racetack and Casino
Jimmy Allen Drake
November 16, 1928 – March 12, 2011
Jimmy Drake, 82, passed away March 12,
2011. Drake was born in Okemah, Oklahoma,
to Robert Drake and Gladys Haddox Drake.
He attended the University of Oklahoma
before being drafted into the U.S. Army
where he served two terms. He married
JoAnn Morrison in 1949, and they moved
from Oklahoma to Kansas and then to
Farmington, New Mexico, where they
established Drake Well Service in 1963.
A passion for family, community, fishing,
and all animals consumed Jimmy’s life. Drake’s
love for horses began with his donkey Billy
Merle, and he went on to raise, among others,
1982 New Mexico Quarter Horse Stallion of
the Year Real Easy Chick, as well as All
American Futurity Consolation winner Dashin
N Jamin. Jimmy continued breeding to this
year with his final foal born March 4, 2011.
Jimmy was life member of the New Mexico
Quarter Horse Association, American Quarter
Horse Association, Elks Lodge 1747, Masonic
Organization 32nd Degree and the San Juan
Shrine Club and Shriners International. He
served on the Farmington City Council and on
the New Mexico Racing Commission, and was
President of the New Mexico Horse Breeders
Association. San Juan Downs opened in 1985
as a result of his efforts, and he was honored
with the New Mexico Horsemen’s Association
Lifetime Achievement Award in 2008. He was
recognized in 2001 by the San Juan Basin Oil
& Gas Industry as an individual who
contributed to the discovery of commercial
natural gas in northwest New Mexico.
Jimmy is survived by his wife of 61 years,
JoAnn Drake, son Greg & Jennifer Drake,
daughter Gayla and Allen McCulloch,
granddaughter Tiffany and Ryan Rowse,
grandsons Drake and Bryce McCulloch,
sister Glenda Gay Eaton of Oviedo, Florida,
and several nieces and nephews. His parents,
Robert and Gladys Drake, sister Linda Kay
Drake and grandson Kyle Drake preceded
him in death.
APRIL, 2011 7

si 98, $358,923 (TR Dasher si 94-Chickasis si 101, Chicks Beduino si 104)
2-Time Grade 1 Winner!
1st Governor’s Cup F.-RG1,
1st Governor’s Cup Derby-RG1,
2nd Los Alamitos $2 Million Juv.,
4th PCQHRA Breeders’ F.-G1,
5th El Primero Del Ano D.-G2
3/4-brother in blood to World Champion/2-Time
Champion FREAKY si 107 (2011, $878,722 3-Ntr’s),
Chickafire si 94 (2010, $57,529), Grade 2 Winner
HOT HITTER si 98 (2010, $405,987), 1/2-brother to
New Track Record Setter LASSEN COUNTY si 102 ($146,229),
Secretly Seymour si 98 ($86,164), etc.
By TR DASHER si 94 ($51,160), World Champion Sire of
Nearly $3 Million!
Property of Hard Hitting Partnership
www.hardhittingqh.com
2011 Fee: $1,500
Cooled Semen Available
Special Considerations to
Approved Mares
Eligibilities: The Lineage &
New Mexico Bred Program
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Out of An All-Time Leading Dam of ROM Chickasis si 101
($17,123), 1/2-sister to 2-Time Grade 1 Finalist RUNNINBAC
si 92 ($32,341, dam of BACKIN si 98, $156,954, grandam of
TOTALLY DONE BACK si 99, 2011, $191,240, BACK
METALLIC si 99, 2010, $24,669), etc.
1st-4th Dams are All
Blacktype Winners &/or Producers!
HARD HITTING’s First Foals are Weanlings of 2011.
Terry & Nan Lane
285 Highway 116 • Bosque, New Mexico 87006
Farm: (505) 864-6680 • Nan: (505) 507-1072 • Fax: (505) 861-7012
Email: asmoothbug@msn.com • Web: www.tnlfarminc.com

si 100, $37,143 (First Down Dash si 105-Such An Easy Effort si 111, Special Effort si 104)
G1/G3 Finalist!
4th West/Southwest Derby
Challenge-G3,
Fin. Rainbow Futurity-G1
Multiple Stakes Sire from Limited Starters, 23 AAA/AAAT
Runners & 83% Money Earners, including...
MS DASHAIR si 97 (2010, $46,941), AUTO ROTATE si 111 (2011,
$46,084, Ntr), GUILTY CAT si 100 ($22,944), G3 Placed DJD Plum
Jam si 105 (2010, $24,811), Outlaw Bullet si 103 (2010, $19,931),
Dash N Myth si 99 (2010, $20,162), Air Bassett si 99 (2010, $14,401),
Lil Bitts A Dash si 107 (2010, $14,275), etc.
Property of John and Ann Bassett
2011 Fee: $1,200
Cooled Semen Available
Special Considerations to
Approved Mares
Eligibilities: The Lineage & New Mexico
Bred Program
Full brother to 2-Time Champion DEELISH si 102 ($604,153, dam of
Champion DECASH APHA si 98, $19,524, DEEHEIRESS si 97,
$127,057, DA EDGE si 102, $117,076), 3/4-brother to Leading Sire
Such Easy Cash si 105 ($57,435), 1/2-brother to FEARLESS FREDA
si 113 ($262,121, Ntr, dam of Champion FREDRICKSBURG si 109,
$369,304, Ntr, Fredaville si 112, 2011, $138,826, Ntr), etc.
By World Champion FIRST DOWN DASH si 105 ($857,256).
Out of An All-Time Leading Dam of ROM SUCH AN EASY EFFORT
si 111 ($496,127, Ntr), 1/2-sister to the dam of FLOMONT si 101
($286,213), etc. 2nd dam is EASY KISS si 97 ($101,022).
Terry & Nan Lane
285 Highway 116 • Bosque, New Mexico 87006
Farm: (505) 864-6680 • Nan: (505) 507-1072 • Fax: (505) 861-7012
Email: asmoothbug@msn.com • Web: www.tnlfarminc.com
APRIL, 2011 9

(Storm Cat-To The Hunt, Relaunch)
Quarter Horse and Thoroughbred Sire
of Nearly $9.5 Million!
Average Earnings of Nearly $25,000 Per Starter, including...
G1/G3 Winner RIVER’S PRAYER TB ($921,958, Ntr), 3-Time Stakes Winner
DEVONS EASY LANE si 103 (2010, $357,026), 3-Time Stakes Winner CHUCHULUCO
TB (2011, $305,484), 2-Time Stakes Winner SCARZANE TB ($248,265), HESA BAD
CAT TB ($229,365, 2-Ntr’s), STORMY LANE TB ($180,665), 2-Time Stakes Winner
DANGEROUS DEVON TB ($171,054), 2-Time Stakes Winner DEVONS SMOKIN TB
($161,328), 2-Time Stakes Winner RUSSIAN LANE TB (2011, $158,184), ICY LANE TB
($119,670), SELIMAN TB (2010, $99,045), QUICKKEY TB ($84,685), 3-Time Stakes
Winner DEVONS EASY LANE si 103 (2010, $357,026), VIPERVAPOR TB ($83,448), 4-
Time Stakes Winner GOTTOBES CAT si 96 ($83,104), 2-Time Stakes Winner DAKOTA
LANE si 102 ($81,721), DEVON’S PROSPECT TB ($77,095), FIRST DOWN DEVON
si 102 (2010, $64,915), All American Futurity-G1 Placed Devons Signature si 100
($166,965), etc.
1/2-brother to 3-Time G1/G2/G3 STELLAR JAYNE ($1,534,964),
2-Time G1/3-Time G2 Winner STARRER ($1,043,033), etc.
By STORM CAT ($570,610), A Leading Sire of Over $125 Million, including
GIANT’S CAUSEWAY ($3,078,989), etc. Out of To The Hunt ($89,768).
Russian Lane, winner of the $140,000
New Mexico Cup Classic TB Series
photo by Robert Edwards
Property of Devon Lane Partnership
2011 Fee: $2,500
Cooled Semen to QH Mares
QH Eligibilities: New Mexico Bred Program
TB Eligibilities: Oklahoma Thoroughbred
Association and New Mexico Bred Program
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Terry & Nan Lane
285 Highway 116 • Bosque, New Mexico 87006
Farm: (505) 864-6680 • Nan: (505) 507-1072 • Fax: (505) 861-7012
Email: asmoothbug@msn.com • Web: www.tnlfarminc.com

si 94, 2010, $206,369 (The Down Side si 107-High Kickin Gal si 85, Strawfly Special si 97)
photo by
Robert Edwards
Grade 1 Stakes Winner!
1st Zia Futurity-G1
By G1/G3 Winner &
Multi-Millionaire Sire
THE DOWN SIDE si 107 ($361,792).
1/2-brother to BLAZIN PERFECTION
si 101 ($255,640), etc.
Property of a Partnership
2011 Fee: $1,000
Cooled Semen to QH Mares
Eligibilities: New Mexico Bred Program
Out of a full sister to ON THE SPECIAL si 106 ($32,560),
DASHER ON THE FLY si 109 ($24,439), 1/2-sister to
G1 Winner CHICK ON THE TAKE si 97 ($168,370),
2-Time G1 Finalist DASHER ON THE RUN si 110
($64,140), etc.
2nd dam is 2-Time G1 Finalist DASHER ON THE TAKE si 99
($46,856), a full sister to 3-Time Champion
TAKIN ON THE CASH si 109 ($661,747, Ntr),
G1 Placed Bet The Cash si 102 ($34,112), G2 Placed
Takin On Royalty si 91 ($20,742), etc.
3rd dam is G1/G2 Finalist Take You On si 96 ($153,379),
An All-Time Leading Dam of ROM.
Terry & Nan Lane
285 Highway 116 • Bosque, New Mexico 87006
Farm: (505) 864-6680 • Nan: (505) 507-1072 • Fax: (505) 861-7012
Email: asmoothbug@msn.com • Web: www.tnlfarminc.com
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LETTER FROM THE
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
ANNA FAY DAVIS
The Annual Meeting was held January 27, 2011 at the Marriott Hotel
in Albuquerque. Mark your calendar for Thursday, January 26, 2012
in Albuquerque for the next Annual Meeting and Banquet.
I would like to thank everyone who attended the annual meeting.
Before the 2010 Audit completion, the Association had a net loss of
$103,017.00. Membership decreased by 9% in 2010. Registrations
overall decreased 12% compared to a 3% decrease in 2009.
The stallion registrations increased 25%. Affidavits continue to be
mailed confirming the accuracy of the information stated on the
New Mexico Bred application. There were 294 days of racing in
2010 which is 4 days less than in 2009.
After lunch, legal counsel, Raymond G. Sanchez gave an overview of the 1978 meeting at the Hilton Inn to
decide the definition of a New Mexico Bred. Brad King started the discussion regarding allowing mares to
leave New Mexico for breeding purposes. Many members spoke regarding this topic and names of letters
received from members were read into the record by President Cadotte.
The officers for 2011 are President Q. Mike Cadotte, 1st Vice President Kay M. Thurman and 2nd Vice
President Norma Alvarez. I would like to welcome James T. Lewter and Ralph W. Vincent as new Quarter
Horse trustees and Larry R. Teague as the new Thoroughbred trustee. Norma Alvarez was re-elected as a
QH Trustee and Jay L. Taylor and Mark E. Wise were re-elected as TB trustees for two year terms.
A special thanks goes to Susan Hunter of Hunter Creek Farms for arranging the DVD honoring V.J. Callaway
as the longtime breeder award since he retired January 1st.
At the March 24th Racing Commission Meeting the following were introduced as new Commissioners:
Beverly Bourguet, Jerald Cosper, Rob Doughty, III and Gayla McCulloch. Ray Willis is the acting chair.
I am looking forward to working with the new Commissioners and congratulate them on their appointments.
It is always exciting to watch the two year olds get started and to see new stars develop as the racing season
kicks off.
Good luck to all.
Zia Park concluded its race meet on Tuesday, December 7, 2010.
They ran 263 New Mexico Bred Races in 52 days.
2010 2009 Comparison
168 TB OVERNIGHT 176 TB OVERNIGHT
75 QH OVERNIGHT 83 QH OVERNIGHT
7 QH TRIALS 9 QH TRIALS
8 TB STAKES 8 TB STAKES
5 QH STAKES 5 QH STAKES
263 TOTAL 281 TOTAL
4.97 AVERAGE PER DAY 5.11 AVERAGE PER DAY
176 TB + 87 QH = 263 184 TB + 97 QH = 281
+157 FOR TWO A DAY +171 FOR TWO A DAY
NM Breds in Open Races
# of Horses Came in 1st, % QH TB Amount Paid
2nd or 3rd
2010 322 83 26 75 8 $75,508.50
2009 271 65 24 58 7 $71,662.00
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One of the Fastest Sons of MR JESS PERRY!
JESSE JAMES JR
SI 98, $167,275 • Stakes Winner
(Mr Jess Perry-Loose Lips, First Down Dash)
Sire of the #1 Money Earning Colt of 2011, OSBALDO!
Sire of 91% Money Earners from his First Few Starters!
Ask for a free DVD of his races.
2011 Fee: $1,500
A Fierce Competitor On The Track!
FIGHTER ON FIRE
SI 103, $682,788 • Multiple Stakes Winner
(First Down Dash–Chenille, Merridoc)
Grade 1 Winner FIGHTER ON FIRE was on Fire at the Track, Competing in 17 Stakes Races - (11 were Grade 1
Races) 4-Times Stakes Winner - 5-Time Stakes Placed
Ask for a free DVD of his races.
2011 Fee: $2,500
The #1 Siring Son of DASH TA FAME!
WOODBRIDGE
(Dash Ta Fame-Champagne Lane, Lanes Leinster)
Average Earnings Per Starter of $18,638.
Sire of WOODY DUNGAREES si 105 (winner of 3 Stakes Events
in 2010, $164,235).
The SMART and Affordable Alternative to DASH TA FAME!
2011 Fee: $1,000
The Next CORONA CARTEL?
WINNERS VERSION
SI 103, $399,057 • Stakes Winner
(Holland Ease-The Jubilee Diamond, Runaway Winner)
By the same sire as CORONA CARTEL, he looks like a CORONA CARTEL,
and he was fast!
The ONLY horse to ever qualify for the finals of all three Triple Crown Futurities
(Ruidoso, Rainbow and All American) along with the Golden State Million and Los
Alamitos Two Million!
WINNERS VERSION’s first foals are weanlings of 2011!
Ask for a free DVD of his races.
2011 Fee: $2,000
Quarter Horse Conformation & Lightning Fast Speed!
SWISSLE STICK TB
$129,964 • Stakes-Placed Winner of 7 Races
(Swiss Yodeler-Miss Soft Sell, Siyah Kalem)
Barretts 2-Year-Old in Training Sale Topper at $600,000
Consistently Broke on Top and Set Blazing Early Fractions -
Quarter Mile in 21 Flat!!
SWISSLE STICK’s first foals are weanlings of 2011!
Ask for a free DVD of his races.
2011 Fee: $1,000
Cooled Semen & Embryo Transfers Available
OSBALDO
si 101 ($137,191) Goes
Wire-to-Wire Winning the
$248,491 New Mexican Spring
Futurity-RG2 at Sunland
Park on April 10!
NEVERSAYNEVER
si 124 (2011, $63,692),
sets a New 330-Yard World
Record at Sunland Park
on February 27!
P. O. Box 499 • Veguita, New Mexico 87062
Inquiries to: Mac Murray & Janis Spencer Murray DVM - (505) 864-1152 • email: mjfarms505@aol.com
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Dear Fellow Members,
I would first like to thank Anna Fay Davis and her staff for another
great annual meeting and awards banquet. I want to welcome our new
trustees and thank the trustees who finished their term for their time
and work.
LETTER FROM PRESIDENT
MIKE CADOTTE
In February and March I attended the Democratic Dinner and Republican Reception. I am happy to report that
many of the legislators commented that they enjoy getting the New Mexico Horse Breeder magazine. I believe
we need to take every opportunity to continue to let them know how important the horse industry is to the
economy of New Mexico.
At our last board meeting, I had a committee formed to look into how we can improve our website to sell New
Mexico Bred horses. We are also looking into updating our last economic survey. If you have any suggestions on
either subject, please contact a board member or myself.
It’s hard to believe we are half way through the breeding season and getting ready to prep yearlings for the sale.
I hope all of you have a wonderful spring and I am looking forward to seeing you at the summer meeting.
UPCOMING EVENTS & DEADLINES
April 14, 2011 New Mexico Racing Commission Meeting
10:30 a.m. at the Conference Room
4900 Alameda Blvd (505) 222-0700
April 15, 2011 Consignment deadline for the
2011 NM Bred QH & TB Yearling Sale
(575) 378-4474
Sunland Derby Day
Attracts Record Crowd,
Handle
April 23, 2011 SunRay Park & Casino racing through
July 12, 2011 Saturday through Tuesday
(505) 566-1200 Post time 1:00 p.m.
April 25, 2011 Ruidoso Downs barn area opens
May 1, 2011 Consignment deadline for the
2011 Ruidoso
Select Yearling Sale (575) 378-4474
May 12, 2011 New Mexico Racing
Commission Meeting
10:30 a.m. at the Conference Room
4900 Alameda Blvd (505) 222-0700
May 27, 2011 Ruidoso Downs racing through
September 5, 2011
Friday through Monday (575) 378-4431
Post time 1:00 p.m
Dates and locations are subject to change.
For more information, contact NMHBA at
(505) 262-0224 or www.nmhorsebreeders.com
On March 27, Sunland Park Racetrack
and Casino attracted a track-record crowd
of 18,571, many of whom were attracted
by the ninth running of the 1 1/8-mile,
$800,000 Sunland Derby (G3).
The Sunland Derby, New Mexico's
only graded Thoroughbred stakes, was
one of six stakes contested on Sunland
Park's 13-race program. A record
$2,963,240 was wagered on the all-
Thoroughbred card, of which $2,554,663
was bet off track.
Three of the six stakes – the New
Mexico Breeders' Oaks (R), New Mexico
Breeders' Derby (R), and La Coneja
Stakes (R) – were restricted to state-breds.
The Sunland Derby has become one
of the nation's most important Triple
Crown prep races since it first became
graded in 2010. This year's race was won
by 25-1 longshot Twice The Appeal, a
Kentucky-bred colt by Successful Appeal
racing for Edward J. Brown Jr., Victor
Flores, and Henry Hernandez, and
trained by Northern California-based
conditioner Jeff Bonde.
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Famous Lane Farm
by Glenda Price
Famous Lane foal out
of DJD Cookin Snow
Here’s the ruling philosophy at
the Trujillo family’s Famous Lane
Farm in Tularosa: “It’s All About the
Horses.”
It takes visitors about five minutes
to figure out this is a premier
racehorse facility where the horses
come first. The family – John, Peggy
and their three sons lived in Utah
many years. “Even then we ran some
horses in New Mexico,” John says.
Actually, John’s grandfather, Chris
Trujillo, trained in New Mexico in
the 1950s, and among their win
pictures on display is one from a
New Mexico race in 1993.
The farm is a family venture
including John,
Peggy and son
Jeremy and
his wife Kacey. Both Jeremy and Kacey are
commercial airline pilots, but that doesn’t
keep them from deep involvement in
Famous Lane Farm. In fact, John and
Jeremy make the breeding decisions
together – which mare to what
stallion, etc.
They study a great deal, of
course, but when asked, “Aren’t
breeding decisions a science?” John laughs
and says, “It’s a crap shoot. You try the best
you can, but you can be lucky or not.”
Maybe. The farm’s namesake, Famous Lane
(Dash Ta Fame-J M Taylor Lane by Lanes
Leister) and their mare, Dustys Cocktail
(Corona Cocktail-Dustys On a High) produced
Perfect Crime, now a 2-year old and one of
Famous Lane’s first foals to race.
Felipe Flores, Jr., purchased and is training
Perfect Crime. At press time Perfect Crime had
qualified for the New Mexican Spring Futurity to
be run on April 10th. Famous Lane had won that
race when he was a 2-year old, setting a track –
and world – record for 300 yards. Is that luck?
The Trujillos place this quote by Scoop Vessels in their
advertising: “Extremely fast horses always make the best
sires.” Without question some “extremely
fast” horses call Famous Lane
Farm home.
John had said he believed their Thoroughbred stallion, Stormin’
Lyon, would be a good one. They have a New Mexico Horse
Breeders Association trophy for Stormin’ Lyon — 2010 Freshman
Sire of the Year. More luck?
John’s responsibilities include: breeder, owner, trainer and all the
other jobs within those parameters. They put in a race barn at
nearby Horseman’s Park because they needed a place for their own
horses to train – “the ones we didn’t sell because we didn’t get our
price we thought they were worth,” he says. “When friends found
out I was training they asked if I would train for them. We needed a
place for that as well.”
“It was a 14-stall barn,” Peggy says, “but we had
to add six more stalls.”
“We are full,” John says. “We don’t have a stall
available.”
As for the breeding, the Trujillos have kept their
stud fees quite reasonable. “People don’t have as much
money,” says John. “We want to keep it where people
can afford to come for breeding.”
Seven stallions currently are standing at Famous
Lane Farm, six Quarter Horses and one
Thoroughbred (Stormin’ Lyon). The stallions and their
stud fees are:
• Famous Lane $1,500
• Stormin’ Lyon $1,500
• Chickie Cherry Cola $1,200
• Fast Debonair $1,000
• National Threat $ 900
• Teller Im Bigtime $1,000
• Gettin the Cash
free (only chute fee)
if the mare is a Registered New Mexico Broodmare
Famous Lane Farm has a great website with all the
information about each stallion and much more.
www.famouslanefarm.com
Famous Lane filly
out of Brown Eyed
Of Dash
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All Quarter Horse
breeding is artificial insemination,
and John and Peggy work as a team. “After
John collects the semen he gives it to me and I do
the rest,” Peggy says. She checks the sperm count, motility,
etc., and if it passes and someone is waiting for it she ships the cooled
semen by overnight delivery.
When the AI is done at the farm, the mare is checked after 14 days,
after 30 days, and after 45 days if possible.
The Trujillos breed their own mares to outside stallions sometimes.
“We own a share of FDD Dynasty (First Down Dash-Dinastia Toll Brz)
and can breed one mare a year to him,” John says. This stallion
(California bred) won more than $1 million.
John and Peggy are a team during foaling, also. Peggy checks each
mare every day and keeps a detailed log. As of the end of March, the
farm had 24 new babies. “We have 16 yet to come,” says Peggy. Out of
that many foals only one had a problem, and it wasn’t major – just
premature birth. That little preemie loves to play with John and Peggy.
In fact, most everybody loves to play with John and Peggy. As we go
from one stall or pasture to the next John, without fail, says, “This is
one of our favorites.”
Famous Lane Farm itself has become a favorite of New Mexico’s
horse breeders. “The good people in New Mexico really supported
us, and we’re thankful, being new,”
John says. Many clients sent mares to
the farm to foal, and when it was
time to rebreed they had seen the
stallions. “That helped us grow,”
John says. “We have nice
stallions. Also, they can see the
weanlings and yearlings. People
are already wanting to buy
weanlings.”
In January of 2010, John
was elected to the New Mexico
Horse Breeders Association
Board of Trustees. He says,
“The board members
are good people
and all seem to
get along and
Peggy Trujillo
with a happy
preemie
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Corona Cartel foal at around 2 months of age
work to promote New Mexico racing and breeding.” He
acknowledges there are always issues in everything, but “they
are all so passionate about what they’re doing, donating
their time.”
He adds, “I’m happy with the New Mexico Bred
program and all the people involved.”
John points out that every organization always needs
new blood. “Every day we strive to get new members,
and we have recruited lots of our clients.”
He believes an alternate track open at the same
time, especially when they’re running at Sunland,
would be helpful. “We could have more claimers
at the right price and better conditions.”
Meanwhile, horsemen and horsewomen will
feel welcome and can take advantages of all the
other services offered by Famous
Lane Farm: sales prep, layups,
year-round boarding,
mare and foal care.
While there they can
see why John says,
”We have some
nice horses.”
John & Peggy
Trujillo with
Stormin’ Lyon
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JESS BURNER MEMORIAL
HANDICAP (RG1)
One Diamond Kitty
Freddie Martinez rode One Diamond Kitty
to victory in the December 11, $120,000 Jess
Burner Memorial Handicap (RG1) for New
Mexico-breds at Sunland Park.
Prepped by Paul Jones for Albert and
Chad Richard’s A & C Racing and Roping of
Roosevelt, Utah, One Diamond Kitty went
400 yards in :19.048 while earning a 95 speed
index and posting the third-fastest winning
time in the stakes’ 14-year history. The 4-yearold
gelding’s margin of victory was a nose
from his full brother, Here Kittykittykitty, and
the $72,000 winner’s share of the purse
increased his bankroll to $492,622.
One Diamond Kitty was bred by Jay and
Mary Lou Standefer of Roswell, New Mexico,
and the gelding is one of eight stakes winners
from five crops sired by Genuine Strawfly, an 11-
year-old son of the Special Effort stallion
Strawfly Special and winner of the 2002 All
American (G1) and Ruidoso (G2) derbies. A half
brother to Grade 3 winner Corona High and
2005 Lou Wooten Handicap (RG1) runner-up
Forsentimentlreasons, Genuine Strawfly has sired
154 starters and the earners of more than $3.9
million, and One Diamond Kitty represents his
top earner. He stands at Dr. Leonard Blach’s
Buena Suerte Equine at Roswell.
One Diamond Kitty is one of three winners
from as many starters produced by One
Diamond Cat, an unraced 9-year-old daughter
of champion Now I Know also bred by the
Standefers. The gelding’s second dam, No Billi
Jo, is a homebred daughter of
the Coup de Kas (TB) stallion Shoot No who
won the ’97 New Mexico State Fair Senorita
Futurity (RG3) at The Downs at Albuquerque.
Now 15, No Billi Jo has foaled three
photos by Coady Photography
winners from three starters, including 2006
Zia Derby (RG2) finalist Tick Talk Jo and ’06
Zia Futurity (RG1) qualifier BJ Strawfly.
One Diamond Kitty’s third dam, the
unraced Barnstormin Tornado, is a 1988 foal
by the Dash For Cash stallion Cash The Chips
whose five winners from eight starters include
two stakes-placed runners who are full siblings
to No Billi Jo – 1995 Shue Fly Stakes (R)
runner-up Wednesdays Tornado and ’97 New
Mexico State Fair Breeders’ Derby (RG3)
third-place finisher Shoot Nos Best.
One Diamond Kitty has won seven of 24
races, and his three stakes scores include the
October 31, $177,115 Namehimastreaker
New Mexico Cup Championship (RG1) at Zia
Park, and the 2008 New Mexican Spring
Fling Stakes (R) at Sunland Park. Last spring,
the gelding faced open company at
Remington Park in Oklahoma, finishing third
in the 300-yard, $54,000 Bob Moore
Memorial Stakes (G2), and second, a nose
behind two-time AQHA champion Jess You
And I, in the 440-yard, $250,000 Remington
Park Invitational Championship (G1).
To date, One Diamond Kitty has won at four
different distances – 300, 350, 400, and 440 yards.
Sent to post as the 5-2 favorite, One
Diamond Kitty returned a $7.40 win mutuel
and teamed with Here Kittykittykitty for a
$25.60 ($2) exacta return. Corona Memory
Crest ran third, a neck behind the winner, to
complete a ($2) trifecta payoff of $64.20.
A First Caller, CP Lawman, Dueling Juan,
In Famous Caper, ICU Cash, and Dustys
Alibi completed the order of finish.
Bred and raced by the Standefers, Here
Kittykittykitty has earned $265,924 from four
wins in 14 outs. The 3-year-old sorrel gelding
by Genuine Strawfly has won two stakes this
season – the 400-yard, $126,924 Zia Derby
(RG2) at Ruidoso Downs, and the June 12,
$75,000 New Mexico Breeders’ Stakes (R) at
SunRay Park. Here Kittykitty was coming off
of a runner-up finish in the $194,054 New
Mexico Cup Derby (RG2) at Zia Park on
October 31.
Corona Memory Crest is a homebred
Corona Caliente gelding campaigned by
Desiree Mooring of Bosque, New Mexico,
and Ramon Gonzalez Jr. of Edgewood, New
Mexico. The 3-year-old banked $12,000 to
push his earnings to $196,850, and his seven
victories in 14 starts include the October 31
New Mexico Cup Derby (RG2).
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His first starter,
Everyday Dave won
a $50,000 4.5 furlong
2 yr. old maiden race
at Keeneland by
over 2 lengths.
STAKES
WINNING SON
OF STORM
CAT WITH
BLINDING
EARLY SPEED
(Storm Cat-City Band, Carson City)
• Champion three year old in Canada
• Two year old winner and Wire-to-Wire Stakes Winner
by 4-lengths
• Set early fractions in 9 of 11 starts
• Ran opening quarters in :21 and change at Churchill Downs
• Excellent cross with Quarter Horses
Out of CITY BAND, a $600,000 Grade 1 winner at 2, by CARSON CITY
2011 Fee: $2,000 LFG - QH: $500 LFG
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25 Loma del Rio • Belen, New Mexico 87002
Richard Brunacini • (505) 453-2128
email: rkfarm@aol.com • web: www.brunacinifarms.com
Also Standing:
SILVER SEASON TB
(Silver Ghost-Rae Rafko, Chiefs Crown)
Earner of Nearly $500,000!
Multiple Stakes Sire of Only Gray Foals!
LFG: $2,000
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SHUE FLY STAKES (RG1)
Quatro Menudos
Quatro Menudos remained undefeated
following his one-length victory in the
$313,502 Shue Fly Stakes (RG1) for New
Mexico-bred newly turned 3-year-olds at
Sunland Park on January 1.
Saddled by Hermenegildo “Poppy”
Aldavaz for owners William McCarty, P.
Wood, and SW Paving and Grading Inc.,
Quatro Menudos covered 400 yards in
:18.979 while scoring his fourth win in as
many starts. The $147,346 winner’s share
of the purse increased the gray gelding’s
earnings to $176,206.
“The start wasn’t too rough – I was
pretty much clear, and I let him go to the
outside where he was fine and
comfortable,” said jockey Salvador
Martinez, who has ridden Quatro Menudos
in all of the gelding’s outs. “I think he’s an
awesome horse.
“He did it really easy,” he added. “I
haven’t asked him for much yet in his
career.”
A homebred, Quatro Menudos became
the second stakes winner from two crops
sired by Furyofthewind. An 8-year-old son
of the Holland Ease stallion Corona Cartel,
Furyofthewind won the 2006 AQHA
California Derby Challenge (G3) at Los
Alamitos. He is a half brother to four
graded stakes winners, including champions
Heartswideopen and Special Phoebe, and he
has sired 29 starters and the earners of more
than $416,700, with Quatro Menudos
representing his top earner to date.
Furyofthewind is owned by breeder Kirk
photos by Coady Photography
Goodfellow and stands for a $2,000 fee at
Bob Moore Farms at Norman, Oklahoma.
Quatro Menudo’s dam, the Dash Ta
Fame mare Uno Menudo, won the 2004
Zia Futurity (RG1) at Ruidoso Downs.
Now 9, Uno Menudo is a half sister to Mas
Frijoles, the runner-up to Quatro Menudos
in this race.
Quatro Menudo’s third dam, the
winning Rocket Wrangler mare I’m A
Wrangler, produced nine winners from 10
starters, including Grade 1 winner Ima
Ladys Alibi, Grade 2 winner Raise A Count,
and stakes winner Priss On Across.
The fastest qualifier, Quatro Menudos
was coming off of a two-length victory in
the first of six Shue Fly trials on December
17. He has been favored in three of his four
races, and none of his winning margins has
been less than one length.
Mas Frijoles ran second and was followed
by Six Gun Regard, Love Me Caliente,
Hollywood Caliente, Running Miracle,
Bedarinas Miracle RF, and Moro Moon.
Sixth-fastest qualifier Might Be Southern and
eighth-fastest qualifier See Mack The Knife
were both scratched by the track veterinarian.
Also trained by Aldavaz for McCarty,
Wood, and SW Paving and Grading Inc.,
Mas Frijoles has earned $79,050 from two
wins in three starts. The homebred sorrel
gelding was coming off of a 1 ¼-length
victory in the fourth Shue Fly trial.
Six Gun Regard is a homebred bay gelding
by Chicks Regard racing for KH Logax Inc. of
Oro Valley, Arizona. Six Gun Regard has won
one of 11 races and has banked $79,093, and
he was a finalist in last year’s Zia (RG1), New
Mexico Cup (RG2), and New Mexico State
Fair Senor (RG3) futurities.
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MESILLA VALLEY SPEED HANDICAP (RG2)
Jenuine Joy
Fredda Draper’s Jenuine Joy sprinted to a half-length victory in
the 350-yard, $100,000 Mesilla Valley Speed Handicap (RG2) for
New Mexico-breds at Sunland Park on March 13.
Saddled by the owner’s husband, Carl Draper, and ridden by
Larry Payne, Jenuine Joy covered her 350-yard trip in :16.763 to
earn a 104 speed index and her third career stakes victory. The
homebred 5-year-old mare by Genuine Strawfly returned a $20.80
win mutuel.
“She always does her job and performs so well,” said Payne of
Jenuine Joy, who was the only filly or mare in the field of nine.
“I was a little concerned about running with the boys,” he
added. “She broke really hard and was very strong at the end of it.”
Jenuine Joy’s sire, Genuine Strawfly, is a 12-year-old stallion by
the late Strawfly Special who won the All American (G1) and
Ruidoso (G2) derbies in 2001. He is owned by J & L Stables LLC
and Fredda Draper and stands for a $2,000 fee at Dr. Leonard
Blach’s Buena Suerte Equine at Roswell, New Mexico.
All told, Jenuine Joy has won six of eight races, and the $60,000
winner’s share of the Mesilla Valley Speed Handicap purse increased
her earnings to $239,400. The mare was coming off of a halflength
victory against state-bred distaffers in the 400-yard,
$120,000 Lou Wooten Handicap (RG1) at Sunland Park on
December 19.
Jenuine Joy’s stakes resume includes a half-length win as the 6-5
favorite in last year’s 400-yard, $75,000 Four Corners Senora Stakes
at SunRay Park.
Corona Memory Crest finished second, a half of a length in
front of 3-2 choice One Diamond Kitty. Dueling Juan, A First
Caller, Here Kittykittykitty, CP Lawman, Miracle Snow, Tecate N
Lyme, and In Famous Caper completed the order of finish.
A 4-year-old Corona Caliente gelding campaigned by Desiree
“Dee” Mooring and trainer Andres Gonzalez, Corona Memory Crest
banked $21,000 to push his earnings to $221,450 from seven wins in
16 outs. Corona Memory Crest scored a neck victory in last year’s
440-yard, $194,000 New Mexico Cup Derby (RG2) at Zia Park.
One Diamond Kitty is a sorrel 5-year-old gelding by Genuine
Strawfly and a full brother to Here Kittykittykitty. Racing for
breeders Jay and Mary Lou Standefer of Roswell, New Mexico, One
Diamond Kitty has won seven of 26 races – including last year’s
440-yard, $170,000 Namehimastreaker New Mexico Cup Quarter
Horse Championship (RG1) at Zia Park – and he has earned
$516,622.
photo by Coady Photography
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NEW MEXICO HORSE BREEDERS' ASSOCIATION STAKES (RG2)
Stel Gone Corona
Esgar Ramirez rode Stel Gone Corona to
a wire-to-wire, head victory in the
$120,000 New Mexico Horse Breeders’
Association Stakes (RG2) for state-bred 3-
year-olds at Sunland Park on February 20.
Prepped by Jose Gonzalez Sr. for owner
Grisel Ochoa, Stel Gone Corona went 350
yards in :19.215 while scoring his fourth
consecutive win. The Stel Corona gelding
returned an $8.60 win mutuel as the 3-1
second choice.
Stel Gone Corona was bred by Double A
Ranch, and the gelding became the fourth
stakes winner from 33 starters sired by Stel
Corona, an 11-year-old son of the Holland
Ease stallion Corona Cartel and winner of
the 2003 PCQHRA Breeders’ Derby (G2)
at Los Alamitos. Stel Corona has sired the
earners of more than $2.2 million from four
crops, including 2008 AQHA champion 2-
year-old colt and Grade 1 winner Foose. He
stands at Burns Ranch in Menifee,
California.
Stel Gone Corona’s dam, Meter Her
Gone, is a winning 10-year-old daughter of
champion Meter Me Gone who has
produced two winners from three starters,
including ‘09 New Mexico
Breeders’ Futurity
(RG2) finalist Her Sixes Royal, a half sister
to Stel Gone Corona. The gelding’s second
dam, the winning Raise A Secret mare
Secret Hustler has foaled four winners from
seven starters, including Hustle To The
Lead, a half brother to Meter Her Gone
who ran second in the 2005 Cherry Creek
Futurity (RG3) for Colorado-breds at
Arapahoe Park and third in the ‘06 West
Texas Derby (G2) at Sunland Park.
Stel Gone Corona’s third dam, the
winning California-bred Easy Jet mare Easy
Hustler, produced On The Hustle, a filly by
Victory Stride (TB) who qualified for the
1989 Golden State Futurity (G1) at Los
Alamitos and ‘90 La Primera del Ano Derby
(G1) at Bay Meadows. The gelding traces
back to his fourth dam, Crimson Hustler, a
winning and stakes-placed daughter of
three-time world champion Go Man Go
who foaled Crimson Angel, a filly by
Alamitos Bar who ran third in the $110,700
Kindergarten Futurity at Los Alamitos in
1974.
Stel Gone Corona began his career with
a seventh-place finish
in a 300-yard
New
Mexican
Spring Futurity (RG1) trial at Sunland on
March 26, 2010. The gelding has since won
all of his starts, including a 400-yard,
$34,900 allowance sprint as the 2-1 favorite
at Sunland on January 21.
The NMHBA Stakes represented Stel
Gone Corona’s first stakes victory.
Docs Famous Dash ran second, a half of
a length in front of 3-2 favorite Mas
Frijoles. Love Me Caliente, A Streak Again,
Running Miracle, WR Aces Fame, Famous
Dungarees, and Vicente Y Su Corona
completed the order of finish.
Docs Famous Dash earned $25,200 to
increase his bankroll to $74,914 for owner
Cowboy Dentist FM LLC. The sorrel
gelding by Dash Ta Fame has won two of
seven starts, and he was coming off of a
second-place finish against open company in
the 400-yard, $178,647 Sunland Park
Winter Futurity (G2) on December 26.
A sorrel Dash Ta Fame gelding
campaigned by McCarty, Wood, and SW
Paving & Grading Inc., Mas Frijoles was
coming off of a runner-up effort to Quatro
Menudos in the January 1, $313,502 Shue
Fly Stakes (RG2) for state-bred sophomores
at Sunland. Mas Frijoles has earned $91,050
from two wins in four outs.
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LOU WOOTEN HANDICAP (RG1)
Jenuine Joy
Jenuine Joy, a homebred 4-year-old mare
racing for Fredda Draper of Ruidoso Downs,
New Mexico, led at every call en route to a
win in the Lou Wooten Handicap (RG2) for
state-bred distaffers at Sunland Park on
December 19.
Saddled by Draper’s husband, Carl Draper,
and ridden by Larry Payne, Jenuine Joy
covered 400 yards in :18.907 to earn a 99
speed index. Her margin of victory was a half
of a length from Lethal Delight, and the
winner’s share of the $120,000 purse boosted
her bankroll to $179,400.
Blazin N Shakin, the 6-5 favorite, finished
third, three-quarters of a length behind the
winner.
Jenuine Joy is one of eight stakes winners
from five crops sired by Genuine Strawfly. An
11-year-old son of the Special Effort stallion
Strawfly Special, Genuine Strawfly won the All
American (G1) and Ruidoso (G2) derbies in
2002, and his 154 starters have earned more
than $4.07 million and include his top earner,
two-time Grade 1 winner One Diamond Kitty.
Genuine Strawfly stands for a $2,500 fee at Dr.
Leonard Blach’s Buena Suerte Equine at
Roswell, New Mexico.
Jenuine Joy is also one of two winners from
three starters produced by Super Perla Negra, a
winning 13-year-old daughter of the Coup de
Kas (TB) stallion Super Duper Couper.
Jenuine Joy’s half brother, the Desirio gelding
CD Frontier Justice, was a finalist in this year’s
$569,143 Ruidoso Derby (G1) at Ruidoso
Downs.
Jenuine Joy’s second dam, the winning
Young Beduino mare Red Tag Sale, ran third
in the 1993 Zia Freshman Handicap (R) at
Ruidoso Downs. Her third dam, Real Easy
Surprise, was a daughter of the Real Easy Jet
stallion Realeasy Chick who won the 1989
Prescott Downs Derby (R) in Arizona and was
a finalist in that season’s Grade 2, $74,120
West Texas Derby at Sunland Park.
Real Easy Surprise’s four winners from six
starters included Real Easy Celadon, a
daughter of Celadon who won two stakes in
New Mexico from 1999-2000 and was the
New Mexico region high-point sophomore
filly in ’99. Real Easy Surprise was a half sister
to two stakes-placed runners – Loose On The
Lead, a Young Beduino gelding who ran
second in the 1992 Hard Twist Stakes (R) at
The Downs at Albuquerque, and Andy
Andrew, a gelding by Celadon who ran second
in the ’98 Hard Twist Stakes.
Racing exclusively in New Mexico, Jenuine
Joy has won five of seven races, including the
April 25, $75,000 Four Corners Senora Stakes
(R) for state-bred fillies and mares at SunRay
Park. On November 27, the mare ran fourth,
two lengths behind winner Blazin N Shakin, in
the 400-yard, $150,460 New Mexico Fillies &
Mares Championship (RG2) at Zia Park.
My Box Of Chocolate, Rime Has A Chick,
Ms Regard, BP Shes Southern, Woody
Dungarees, and Blushing Daisy completed the
order of finish.
Lethal Delight is a homebred 4-year-old
mare by champion Dean Miracle who was
coming off of a second-place finish in the New
Mexico Fillies & Mares Championship.
Campaigned by P.K. Thomas, Lethal Delight
has won eight of 18 races and has earned
$425,663, and her stakes record includes a
victory in the 400-yard, $334,257 Shue Fly
Stakes (RG1) at Sunland Park in ’09.
Blazin N Shakin banked $12,000 to push
her bankroll to $635,335 for her owner and
breeder, Mike Abraham of Las Vegas, Nevada.
The 5-year-old gray daughter of Chicks A
Blazin has won 10 of 16 races, and her seven
career stakes scores include the 2009 Lou
Wooten Handicap.
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CHALLENGER SIX HANDICAP
Canadian Mash
Sent to post at odds of 20-1, Alvaro Castro’s
Canadian Mash won the 870-yard, $120,000
Challenger Six Handicap (R) for New Mexicobreds
on December 18 at Sunland Park.
Canadian Mash broke sharply from post 1
and led at every call en route to a 1 ½-length
victory over 17-10 favorite Heza Bold Color.
Covering the distance in :45.028, he earned
an 88 speed index. Salvador Martinez rode the
sorrel 5-year-old gelding by Lazy A Dasher for
trainer Hermenegildo “Poppy” Aldavaz.
Canadian Mash was bred by Richard and
Lana Mobley. The gelding became the first
stakes winner from 45 starters sired by Lazy
A Dasher, a winning 19-year-old stallion by
the Easy Six stallion Streakin Six. Lazy A
Dasher is a half brother to two-time Grade
1 winner Shawnes Diamond and 2005 New
Mexico State Fair Breeders’ Derby (RG3)
winner Hi Beamer. To date, Lazy A
Dasher’s has sired the earners of more than
$621,300 from 13 crops.To date, Lazy A
Dasher’s has sired the earners of more than
$621,300 from 13 crops.
Canadian Mash is also one of four winners
from as many starters foaled by his dam, the
winning In Totality (TB) mare Candia Mist
(TB). His second dam, the winning Rocket
Bar (TB) mare Candy Rocket (TB) produced
the late Maskeo Rocket, a colt by Maskeo
Lad who won the 1981 Shue Fly Stakes at
Sunland Park and was a finalist in that
season’s $273,532 Sun Country Futurity.
All told, Canadian Mash has won four of
17 races, and the $72,000 winner’s share of
the Challenger Six purse increased his
earnings to $150,021. The gelding was
coming off of a second-place finish in an 870-
yard allowance-optional claiming race at Zia
Park on November 22.
Whata Lucky Man ran third and was
followed by Bullets Brother, Famous
Uncledavid, South Oak, Key’s Band (TB),
and Littlesouthernswing.
Heza Bold Color earned $26,400 to push
his earnings to $232,202 for his owner, Maria
G. Gonzalez of Edgewood, New Mexico. The
6-year-old Heza Bold Man gelding has won
eight of 33 races, and he was coming off of a
second-place finish in the 870-yard, $148,230
New Mexico Cup 870 Championship (R) at
Zia Park on October 31.
A stakes-winning 8-year-old Fast Debonair
gelding owned and trained by Rene Saucedo,
Whata Lucky Man has earned $257,037 from
seven wins in 63 outs. Whata Lucky Man was
claimed by Saucedo for $12,500 at Sunland
Park on December 27, 2009, and the
gelding’s stakes resume includes a third-place
finish against open company in the 870-yard
King Rick Rack Stakes (G2) at Zia Park on
November 21. He also was the New Mexico
region’s high-point claiming horse in 2009.
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JOHNIE L. JAMISON HANDICAP (R)
Chuchuluco
Ridden for the first time in a race by
Justin Shepherd, Chuchuluco scored a onelength
victory in the $120,000 Johnnie L.
Jamison Handicap (R) for New Mexicobreds
at Sunland Park on December 12.
Chuchuluco covered 6 1/2-furlongs in
1:15.56 while earning his fifth win in nine
starts and second career stakes victory. Todd
Fincher saddled Chuchuluco for West Texas
Racing Partners, which acquired the 3-yearold
Devon Lane gelding for $58,000 at the
2008 New Mexico-Bred Yearling Sale at
Ruidoso Downs.
Chuchuluco was bred by Johnny and
Mary Paiz, and the gelding is one of 11
stakes winners from 239 starters sired by
Devon Lane, a winning son of Storm Cat
whose 10 crops have earned more than $7.5
million and include his top earner, River’s
Prayer, the winner of the 2007 Princess
Rooney Handicap (G1) at Calder
Racecourse in Florida. A half brother to
Grade 1 winners Stellar Jayne and Starrer,
Devon Lane stands for a $2,500 fee at Terry
and Nan Lane’s TNL Farm at Bosque, New
Mexico.
Chuchuluco is also one of three winners
from four starters produced by Lady In
Danger, an unraced daughter of the Siberian
Express stallion In Excess (IRE). The 12-
year-old mare’s starters include Dangerous
Devon, a full brother to Chuchuluco who
ran second in four stakes at Sunland Park
and Zia Park from 2005-07.
Chuchuluco’s second dam, the winning
Lord Gaylord mare Lady Danger, ran second
in the ’87 USF&G Maryland Lassie Stakes (R)
at Pimlico Racecourse in Baltimore. A 1985
foal who died in 2007, Lady Danger produced
seven winners from nine starters, including
Dangerous Prospect, a gelding by Allen’s
Prospect who ran third in the 1996 Central
Washington Handicap at Yakima Meadows.
Chuchuluco traces back to his third dam,
Danger Bearing. A 1975 Maryland-bred foal
by the Rambunctious stallion Rollicking,
Danger Bearing won two stakes in Maryland
from 1977-78, and she produced three
stakes-placed runners. Danger Bearing’s full
sister, Laughing Gull, won three stakes in
New Jersey and Maryland in 1981. Another
full sister, Queen’s Reckoning, won the
$52,350 Miss Woodford Breeders’ Cup
Handicap at Monmouth Park in ’89.
Campaigned exclusively in New Mexico,
Chuchuluco has earned $302,484. The
gelding’s stakes resume includes a 2 1/4-
length victory in the January 23, $125,000
Pepsi Cola Stakes (R) at Sunland, and a 1
1/4-length win in the 2008 New Mexico
Cup Juvenile Colts & Geldings Stakes (R)
at Zia Park.
Smash Dancer, the 2-1 favorite, ran
second and was followed by Romeos Wilson,
Huntin The Trash, Lefty Who, Brax, Train
Rider Blues, Our Choice, Double Smart,
Blushing Fina, Some Ghost, and Runnin Red.
Smash Dancer is a homebred 3-year-old
gelding by the late Robyn Dancer racing for
Barbara M. Coleman of Farmington, New
Mexico. Smash Dancer has earned $224,700
from 13 outs, and his five wins include the
6-furlong, $182,690 New Mexico Cup
Sprint Championship Stakes (R) at Zia Park.
A 12-year-old Jack Wilson owned by
Rita J. Danley of Anthony, New Mexico,
Romeos Wilson banked $12,000 to push his
earnings to $851,221. Romeos Wilson has
won 19 of 97 races, including the 5 ½-
furlong Casey Darnell Pony Express Stakes
(R) at The Downs at Albuquerque on
August 22. The gelding won the Johnnie L.
Jamison Handicap in 2006 and ’07.
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APRIL, 2011 29

KAY THURMAN
The NMHBA trustee brings a veterinarian’s perspective to the board.
By Michael Cusortelli.
New Mexico Horse Breeders’ Association
trustee Kay Thurman was bitten by the horse bug
at an early age.
Born in Mountain View, California, a few
miles northwest of San Jose, Thurman moved
with her family to her mother’s native Germany
when she was just 2. It was while she was a
schoolgirl in Germany that she decided she
wanted to eventually own her own horse.
“My mom was horse crazy – she’s the one
who planted the horse bug in me,” Thurman
recalls. “She’d always wanted to move back to the
United States, and when she did she chose
Arizona, I think because she thought it was the
wild west and the desert landscape appealed to
her. I think the main reason she chose Arizona
was so we could have horses.
“When we lived in Germany, we lived in a
densely populated downtown area, so the idea of
having a horse while we were there would’ve
been like having one in the middle of New York
City,” she adds. “But when I’d heard we were
moving back to the U.S., I was
determined to save every penny I could
so I could buy a horse.”
Thurman attended German schools
through the eighth grade, and she’s
fluent in the language. After she
graduated from high school in Tucson,
she earned a B.S. in Animal Health
Science from the University of Arizona.
Eventually, she earned a Doctor of
Veterinary Medicine degree from
Colorado State University.
Thurman successfully showed the
first Quarter Horse she ever owned, a
gelding named Chips Brown Boy, who
lived a healthy life until he died last
year at the age of 34.
“He was an amazingly healthy
horse and never required much care,”
Thurman says. “I never once treated
him for colic, and I think I floated his
teeth maybe once his whole life. I kind
of babied him. He was just my buddy,
and he went everywhere with me. He
had no stress; he was just pampered. I
think that’s why he lived as long as he
did.”
Thurman lives in Belen and is the
owner of Belen Equine Veterinary
Clinic, a full-service equine
reproduction facility. In addition to
serving on the NMHBA board since
2003, where she served as president in
‘04, she also sits on the board of the
Equine Protection Fund, New Mexico’s
first equine welfare and assistance
program.
With longtime breeder Richard
Brunacini, Thurman also co-manages the nearby
Brunacini Farm at Belen, which stands two
stallions: Silver Season, a 15-year-old winning and
graded stakes placed son of Silver Ghost and the
NMHBA Thoroughbred freshman sire of the year
in 2006; and Weather Warning, a stakes-winning
7-year-old Storm Cat stallion who joined the
farm’s stallion roster last December.
Brunacini Farm also is home to 14
broodmares, including Rosebird, a winning 15-
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“Every so
often we
have a
yearling
that
doesn’t
sell and
we end up
keeping it –
like, for
example,
Ciento –
but it’s
always by
default,”
year-old daughter of Storm Bird, and Lord’s
Angel, a 21-year-old Lord Avie mare who won
two stakes from 1992-95, including the ‘93 La
Senora Breeders’ Cup Handicap at Sunland
Park.
Thurman and Brunacini breed to sell. Their
top homebred runners include Ciento, a stakeswinning
son of Prospector Jones who earned
$816,244 from 2000-08; Silver Expression, a
daughter of Silver Season and Rosebird who won
the 2006 New Mexico Cup Juvenile Fillies Stakes
(R); Good Looker RF, a stakes-winning daughter
of Silver Season; and Skirt Alert, a stakeswinning
mare by the late Prospector
Jones who banked $446,129 from
2005-09.
“Every so often we have a yearling
that doesn’t sell and we end up
keeping it – like, for example, Ciento –
but it’s always by default,” Thurman
says. “We’ve never hand-picked a
yearling and said, ‘We’re not going to
bring this one to the sale.’
“When we keep one, Richard
usually just races them in his name,”
she adds. “I just haven’t found much
satisfaction in racing my own horses. A
good racehorse only wins about 20
percent of its races, which means
you’re going to be disappointed 80
percent of the time. I guess I just don’t
like those odds.”
Thurman recently visited with our
magazine for an interview.
NMHBA Magazine: What
attracted you to the field of veterinary
science?
Kay Thurman: I’ve always
been a pragmatic person, even as a
child, and for a long time I knew I
wanted to pursue a career that involved
horses. But I also wanted to pursue
something that would enable me to
support myself financially, and for me
that was veterinary medicine. I don’t
think I ever thought of anything else.
My mom will tell you that I made
that decision when I was 12 years old,
but I actually think I made it when I
was younger. It was just when I was 12 that I
began weighing all of my academic options.
NMHBA Magazine : What was behind
your decision to specialize in equine
reproduction?
Kay Thurman : I’m not sure. It might
have just been a matter of opportunity. During
my first year of vet school, there was a shortage
of veterinarians who wanted to go into research,
so there was a program that gave salaried
positions to students who were interested in
going into that field. I got one of those positions.
The equine reproduction lab at CSU
pioneered in-vitro procedures and embryo
transfer in horses, and I was there during all of
that. I became fascinated by it. It seemed like I
spent every waking moment at that lab, which is
world-renowned for its work in the field.
I think the main reason I like equine
reproduction is that I’m not necessarily dealing
with life or death. I’m just trying to get a mare in
foal, and I love that. In fact, the more
challenging the mare is to get in foal, the more I
love it. It’s exhilarating, especially because the
owners get so excited.
NMHBA Magazine : How did you get
involved in horse racing?
Kay Thurman : My first job out of
Colorado State was working for Dr. (Stephen)
Derwelis at New Mexico Equine in Albuquerque,
and a large part of his clientele are racehorse
people. From those people, I became familiar
with the breeding program in this state, and
when that happened, I thought, ‘How could I
not get involved in racing?’
When I worked for Dr. Derwelis, we didn’t
do much breeding work – it was mainly surgery –
but from that point on I always felt the breeding
end of it would eventually be my specialty.
NMHBA Magazine : Why do you feel
it’s important for you to serve on the NMHBA
board?
Kay Thurman : I think our breeding
program in New Mexico is great. In fact, I think
it’s so lucrative that it might create some of its own
problems in that everybody wants to be a breeder
and we lose some of our buyers at our sales.
And I’m very passionate about maintaining
what makes it great, so whenever I’ve thought
about not running for re-election for whatever
reason, I get concerned because it seems like
every year there are people who want to
drastically change the rules. As they stand now,
the rules allow everyone in the state to play on
the same level.
If we opened up our borders to where a mare
could go out of state to breed and then come
back to foal, as some people have proposed, we’d
be giving an advantage to people who have the
money to go out and spend a lot of money on
breeding stock. The way the rule is now, where
the stallions and broodmares have to stay in the
state throughout the year, everybody can play.
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ALBERT DOMINGUEZ MEMORIAL HANDICAP
Desert Gamble
Desert Gamble, a 16-1 longshot, rallied
to win the January 2, $100,000 Albert
Dominguez Memorial Handicap (R) for
New Mexico-breds at Sunland Park.
Ridden by Justin Shepherd for the first
time in his 19-race career, Desert Gamble
went 1 1/16 miles in 1:46.27 after closing
off of the fractions of :23.51, :47.80, and
1:12.55 set by Huntin The Trash and 2-1
favorite Enchanted Outlaw. Joel Marr
saddled the newly turned 6-year-old
chestnut gelding by Desert God for owners
Joe Allen and Michael Stinson.
“I think we got lucky, but he’d been
training well,” said Marr, who also trains
runner-up and 5-2 second choice Lefty
Who. “This stakes race was a good
opportunity for him to route.”
Desert Gamble was bred by Allen, a
resident of Abilene, Texas, and the gelding
became the 15 th stakes winner from 123
starters sired by Desert God, an unraced 20-
year-old son of Fappiano and 1982 Kentucky
Oaks (G1) winner Blush With Pride. The
stallion is a half brother to three graded stakes
winners, including 1998 Demoiselle Stakes
(G2) winner Blush With Honour, and his 16
crops have earned more than $6.6 million
and include $1-million earner Peppers Pride.
Owned by Allen and his cousin Ron
Allen, Desert God stands for a $6,000 fee at
Fred and Linda Alexander’s A & A Horse
Farm at Anthony, New Mexico.
Desert Gamble is also one of two starters
foaled by Real Diamond, an 12-year-old
daughter of the In Reality stallion Wabasha.
The gelding’s second dam, Greatens
Gamble, is a winning daughter of the In
Reality stallion Sunshine Today who has
produced two winners from as many
starters, including Sunnie Do It, a daughter
of Do It Again Dan who won five stakes in
Arizona and Kansas from 1997-2000.
Campaigned exclusively in New Mexico,
Desert Gamble has earned $179,604 from five
wins in 19 outs. The gelding was coming off
of a fifth-place finish in the one-mile Rocky
Gulch New Mexico Cup Championship (R) at
Zia Park on October 31.
Desert Gamble also ran fourth, 4 ½
lengths behind winner Gulchrunssweet, in
last year’s 2009 New Mexico Cup Sprint
Stakes (R) at Zia Park.
Desert Gamble’s winning margin was a
neck from Lefty Who, and he returned a
$35.20 win mutuel while scoring his first
stakes victory.
Spinning Touch, Train Rider Blues, Some
Ghost, Brother John D., Brother Louie,
Double Smart, Huntin The Trash, Runnin
Red, Big John Bean, and Enchanted Outlaw
completed the order of finish.
A homebred 5-year-old Quinton’s Gold
gelding racing for Sam E. Stevens of La
Mesa, Texas, Lefty Who banked $20,000 to
bring his career earnings to $619,294. Lefty
Who has won 10 of 20 races, including
seven state-bred stakes, and he was the
champion New Mexico-bred 2-year-old colt
or gelding in 2008.
Spinning Touch is a homebred 4-yearold
bay colt owned by Michael and Jeanne
Fuhs and John Kozeliski. The colt has won
two of 16 races, including the September
25, 1 1/16-mile New Mexico State Fair
Breeders’ Derby (R) at The Downs at
Albuquerque, and he has earned $71,103.
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If our
purses
were
higher, I
think that
might give
buyers the
confidence
to step up
and spend
a little
more
money on
our horses.
Continued from page 31
We stand two studs, and financially it would
be good for us if mares could come in from out
of state, breed to our stallions, then go back to
Colorado, Texas, or wherever, because then we’d
get more mares to our studs. But in the long run,
I think it would hurt the breeding program here,
and that’s why I’ve been very protective of the
rule. If we were to change it in this way, it could
force some of the smaller breeders to get out of
the business.
A lot of people who say we should open the
borders, even on a limited basis, say that we’d
improve the quality of our New
Mexico-breds, and that might be true.
We probably would, but our industry’s
demographics are aging, and we’re not
attracting a lot of new people to the
sport. So if we improve our quality but
aren’t attracting new fans, what
difference would it ultimately make?
NMHBA Magazine : How
do you respond to people who say
opening the borders would help New
Mexico-breds sell for more money at
the sales?
Kay Thurman : It would be
nice if every yearling sold for what we
thought it was worth, but we all know
they don’t, and I think the reason they
don’t is because there aren’t enough
buyers. I don’t think the problem is
with the quality, because you’re not
going to buy a horse at the Ruidoso
sale and bring it to a state like
Kentucky to race it. It’s only going to
race against other New Mexico-breds.
I think the problem is that people
aren’t really making money with their
racehorses, and they know that, so it’s
difficult for them to justify spending
too much money if they know they
won’t be able to race them and make
money. If our purses were higher, I
think that might give buyers the
confidence to step up and spend a
little more money on our horses.
If we did change the rule to allow
a mare to breed to an out-of-state
stallion – let’s say one in Kentucky –
and bring that foal back and sell it at our sale,
that one individual yearling would probably
shine and bring a lot of money. But I don’t
think a lot of buyers would be interested in the
rest of the New Mexico-breds at that sale,
because they might not think they could
compete against horses by out-of-state stallions.
NMHBA Magazine : Are there other
reasons you serve on the board?
Kay Thurman : I think our sport has an
image problem nationally, and I’d like to do what
I can to fix that. When Eight Belles broke down
after the (2008) Kentucky Derby, there was a
perception among the general public that ours is
a cruel industry. If we want to promote racing
and get younger people interested in it, we have
to fix that perception.
I also think it’s important that we continue
to work on the unwanted horse issue. Last year,
the American Horse Council did a study that
revealed which part of the horse industry
contributed more to the unwanted horse
population, and it turns out that racing
contributed to it the least, less than any of the
others. But I think the public perception is that
racing is the number one contributor.
NMHBA Magazine : What are some of
the other challenges you see facing the racing
industry, particularly here in New Mexico?
Kay Thurman : We have a product to
sell, and that’s racing. Our purses are primarily
funded by gaming – and the slot machines at our
tracks bring in a lot of money – but our hands are
tied as far as being able to improve that. We
pretty much can’t change anything for the next
35 years. We’re probably not going to get more
slots, and we’re likely not going to get table
games. All of that is pretty much non-negotiable
for a long time.
So we have to increase the handle on the
races. If we drew more people to the track, that
would mean our handle would go up, our purses
would go up, and people would be willing to
spend more on our horses at the sale. We need to
get more people at the track betting on our races,
or nothing is going to happen.
We can breed better horses, but I don’t think
that ultimately is going to save the sport or help
it grow. We have to attract more people to the
sport, and to me the easiest and quickest way
would be to work on online betting. In my
opinion, that’s something that has to happen
pretty quick.
NMHBA Magazine : Do you think we
will ultimately see a sixth track open in this state,
either in Raton, Tucumcari, or Santa Fe?
Kay Thurman : I think so, but I have a
feeling everything is going to be so tied up in
legal battles that it might be a year or two before
it all gets settled. I think we need another track. I
don’t own my own horses, but I talk to a lot of
people who do, and they tell me they can’t get
their horses in races because they overfill. If they
can’t race their horses, they can’t make money,
and that hurts the industry.
APRIL, 2011 33

News and notes from the New Mexico Horse Breeders’
Association’s 2011 annual meeting in Albuquerque.
The New Mexico Horse Breeders’ Association held its
annual business meeting at the Marriott Uptown Hotel in
Albuquerque on January 27.
In his address to the membership, NMHBA president
Mike Cadotte of Peralta stressed the importance of
contacting legislators and reminding them of the positive
impact the horse racing industry has on the state’s
economy.
“We started sending our (New Mexico Horse Breeder)
magazine to the legislators about two years ago, and I’ve
received positive feedback about the magazine and our
breeding program from the senators and representatives
I’ve talked to,” Cadotte said. “We’re getting their
attention.
“All of us need to remind our legislators of the impact
our industry has on New Mexico’s economy,” he added.
“If we don’t, we’re missing a great opportunity to help the
industry grow.”
It was announced that last year the NMHBA paid
$386,323.90 to the owners of New Mexico-bred
Thoroughbreds and Quarter Horses who finished first,
second, or third in open races at the state’s five tracks. This
marked a 19-percent increase over the $325,766.10 paid in
2009.
Also, a total of 1,476 New Mexico-bred foals were
registered by the NMHBA last year, a 16-percent decrease
from the 1,751 foals registered in ‘09. The number of
broodmares registered in 2010 was 556, down 6 percent
from the 594 registered the previous year. However, the
number of stallions registered in 2010 reached 55, up 31
percent from the 42 registered in 2009.
Animal Protection of New Mexico Inc. program
director Laura Bonar addressed the NMHBA
membership for the second consecutive year. Based in
Albuquerque, APNM was founded in 1979 to promote
the humane treatment of animals and strengthen animal
cruelty laws.
Bonar’s presentation focused on APNM’s Equine
Protection Fund, which was established two years ago. She
focused on two new programs, including “Trail’s End,”
which was introduced at the end of 2010 and subsidizes
some veterinary fees and disposal costs for humanely
euthanizing horses and other equines at the end of their
lives. To qualify, low-income horse owners must have
verification from a licensed veterinarian. Law enforcement
and horse shelters licensed by the New Mexico Livestock
Board are also eligible for this assistance.
The NMHBA donated $2,000 to help start the other
new program, Racing to Home, which helps re-train
retired racehorses for other equine disciplines.
Other Equine Protection Fund programs include
Emergency Feed Assistance, which is available to New
Mexico-resident horse owners who have lost a job or had
a medical emergency within the past six months, and a
Volunteer Network made up of individuals who assist
needy horses with feed, supplies, and their own personal
skills.
For more information about the Equine Protection
Fund, visit www.equineprotectionfund.org, or call APNM
at (505) 265-2322. The website includes links to other
sites that offer tips on buying horses and caring for older
horses.
A letter sent by Patti Shirley,
manager of the Equine Encore
Foundation, discussed her
organization’s efforts to care for retired
racehorses at its 120-acre facility in
Tucson, Arizona. Established in 2005,
the foundation currently is home to 65
horses, and the cost to care for these
horses ranges from $520-$780 per day.
Most of the resident horses are geldings
from racetracks in Arizona and New
Mexico including Gulchrunssweet, a
stakes-winning gelding who was retired
last December after a long career in
which he earned $842,658 from 72
starts.
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Gulchrunssweet arrived at the
foundation’s facility on January 11.
Other notable residents include
Runmore Mema, a New Mexico-bred
gelding who won the $103,700 New
Mexico State University Handicap (R)
at Sunland Park in 2002, and Russian
Elite, a New Mexico-bred stakes winner
who was retired after he sustained a
knee injury in a morning gallop.
The Equine Encore Foundation’s
noteworthy past residents include the
late Blue Oyster Cult, an Arizona
Quarter Racing Association champion
who won 17 races during his career,
and Rocket On Sound, a Quarter Horse
who specialized in 870-yard races. After
he recovered from a bowed tendon at
the facility, Rocket On Sound was
adopted by a family in Texas and is now
their riding horse.
To help fund operating costs, which
Shirley said can be more than
$100,000 a year, the foundation
receives support from many industry
entities, including Sunland Park
Racetrack and Casino and the New
Mexico Horsemen’s Association. For
more information or to make a
donation, visit the foundation’s website
at www.equineencorefoundation.com or
call (520) 349-6008.

NMHBA members elected Jim
Lewter of Ruidoso, Larry Teague of
Hobbs, and Ralph Vincent of
Albuquerque to the Association’s Board
of Trustees. The new trustees replace
outgoing board members Dan Delaney,
Tom Pierce, and Chuck Webb.
A longtime Quarter Horse breeder
who served as NMHBA president in
1997, Lewter owns Rabbits Rainbow, a
Ruidoso Horse Sales Co. manager
Lowell Neumayer announced that this
year’s New Mexico-Bred Yearling Sale will
take place August 19-20 at the sales
pavilion in Ruidoso Downs. The Quarter
Horse session will be held on August 19,
followed by the Thoroughbred session the
following day.
The Thoroughbred sale will begin with
the select session, at which approximately
50 selected yearlings will be offered for
sale based on pedigree and a conformation
15-year-old homebred stallion by Yawls
Rabbit and the only New Mexico-bred
to win both the West Texas Futurity
(G1) and West Texas Derby (G3)
against open company at Sunland Park.
Teague is a longtime Thoroughbred
breeder whose most notable homebred,
Rocky Gulch, was a multiple New
Mexico-bred stakes winner and earner
of more than $1 million during his
inspection by sales committee members.
The entry fee for the Quarter Horse
sale is $450, or $525 if paid after the
entry/withdrawal deadline of April 15.
The entry fee for the Thoroughbred sale
is $450, or $525 if paid after the
entry/withdrawal deadline, and the entry
fee for the select portion of the
Thoroughbred sale is $550, or $625 if
paid after the entry/withdrawal deadline.
Horses nominated to but not accepted
for the Thoroughbred select session will
career. In 2004, Rocky Gulch ran third
against open company in the $600,000
WinStar Derby at Sunland Park, a race
that later earned Grade 3 status.
A graduate of New Mexico State
University, Vincent has been a data base
development consultant for Vincent
and Associates since 1982 and the New
Mexico Legislative Council Service
since ‘90.
be automatically entered in the non-select
session, and their entry fees will be
properly reduced.
To qualify for the sale, horses must be
“Accredited New Mexico Bred” and have
their papers stamped with the New
Mexico-bred registration number.
Eligibility is determined by the NMHBA.
For more information, contact the
Ruidoso Horse Sales Co. at (575) 378-
4474, or visit the company’s website at
www.ruidososelectyearlingsale.com.
The 2012 NMHBA business meeting and Zia Awards banquet will be
held on January 26 at the Marriott Uptown Hotel in Albuquerque.
APRIL, 2011 35

IMPORTANT
NOTICE
The following is a list of registered
New Mexico Stallions who have not fulfilled
the EVA testing and vaccination requirements
for the 2011 breeding season as of March 21,
2011. Please be aware of this when making
plans to breed your mares.
All Out Dash
Cash To Stash
Coarsegold Creek
Corker
Dealin Out
Digging In
Fire Brewed
First Bar Down
Ghost Pride
JA Amberjack
Malibu Nights
Mavericks Royal Cash
Mesquite Flat
Millennium Song
Muskrat Ramble
Oros Little Corona
Royal
Sierra Treasure
Sleepless Morn
This Chicks Magic
Two Steppin’ Slew
***ALL stallions on this list are
INACTIVE for the New Mexico Bred
program ***
Be advised that any stallion that has been marked as
INACTIVE will be charged a $200.00 Re-Activation fee to
be listed as an active New Mexico Stallion again. The stallion
must have semen tested for EVA if annual EVA vaccinations
have lapsed, and be current on EVA vaccinations to be Re-
Activated. After the stallion is Re-Activated, any foals
conceived while the stallion was INACTIVE will be eligible
to be registered as New Mexico Breds WITH PENALTIES.
If your stallion is on this list and has been vaccinated this
breeding season for EVA, please have the veterinarian who
administered the vaccination fill out the EVA Booster
Certification and mail to NMHBA PO Box 36869,
Albuquerque, NM 87176 or Fax to (505) 265-8009, and
notify NMHBA at 1-800-696-4023 as soon as possible.
Welcome New Members!
Through March 31, 2010
Alvarado, Arturo
Anderson, Reina
Beckner, Ferol
Bourguet, Beverly
Class Racing Stable (Joe Masino)
Clift, Don, Cannon, John, et al
Curiel, John
Davis, Shawn
Downes, Roger
Espinoza, Luis C.
Forbes, Stanley
Ford, Richard E.
Fowler, William, Jr.
Garcia, Robert, Jr.
Gonzalez, Faustino H.
House, Barbara
Hudson, Jane
Jesmer, Susan W.
Joplin, Craig
Jordan, Jose A.
Katzmann, L. Roxanne
Klenakis, Anthony
Lewis, Pete
Leyba, Ruben, Jr.
Leyva, Osbaldo
Logan, Mike
Lopez, Manuel D.
Martin, Shirlee
Martinez, Alejandro E.
Moreno, David Giner
Newby, David
Nieto, Luis
Rancho El Alacran, Inc. (Gilberto vega Inzunza)
Read, Lyndon
Reyes, Francisco & Castaneda, Jose
Rodriguez, Juan M.
Salt, Jerry
Shortes, B.J.
Silva, Lillian
Stinson, Michael C.
Stoker-Hill, Kathy or Hill, Galen
Taylor, Joleen Jackie
Urquidi, Cesar & Madrid, Dario P.
Walters, Joe
Whitaker, Leroy
Wilson, Laura W.
Wise, Craig & Nina
Wood, James A.
Zamora, Giovanni
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2011 Upcoming New Mexico Bred
Stakes Events
SUNRAY PARK
RUIDOSO DOWNS
QUARTER HORSE
> Four Corners Senora QH Stakes $85,000 Guaranteed
> New Mexico Breeders’ Futurity RG3 $85,000 Added
> New Mexico Breeders’ Stakes RG3 $85,000 Guaranteed
> Tommy “Duke” Smith QH Stakes RG3
$85,000 Guaranteed
> New Mexico Horseman’s Assoc. Hcp RG3
$85,000 Guaranteed
> SunRay Park Firecracker Stakes $85,000 Guaranteed
THOROUGHBRED
> Russell & Helen Foutz Distaff Handicap
$85,000 Guaranteed
> Jack Cole Handicap $110,000 Guaranteed
> Aztec Oaks $85,000 Guaranteed
> C.O. “Ken” Kendrick Memorial Stakes
$85,000 Guaranteed
> Totah TB Stakes $85,000 Guaranteed
> Dine’ Stakes $85,000 Guaranteed
2010 - 2011 Race Dates
QUARTER HORSE
> Mountain Top NM Bred Futurity RG2
$40,000 Added
> Zia Futurity RG1 $50,000 Added
> Zia Derby RG2 $50,000 Added
> Zia Handicap RG2 $50,000 Guaranteed
> Zia 870 Championship $50,000 Guaranteed
THOROUGHBRED
> Mountain Top NM Bred Futurity $40,000 Added
> Sierra Blanca Handicap $50,000 Guaranteed
> Rio Grande Senorita Futurity $50,000 Added
> Rio Grande Senor Futurity $50,000 Added
> Road Runner Handicap $50,000 Guaranteed
> Land Of Enchantment Handicap
$50,000 Guaranteed
> Lincoln Handicap $50,000 Guaranteed
> Sierra Starlet $50,000 Guaranteed
For information on racing in
New Mexico please call:
Sunland Park 12/10/10 – 04/19/11 77 Days
(575) 874-5200 Racing Friday, Saturday, Sunday & Tuesday
SunRay Park 04/23/11 – 07/12/11 48 Days
(505) 566-1200 Racing Saturday, Sunday, Monday & Tuesday
Ruidoso Downs 05/27/11 – 09/05/11 60 Days
(575) 378-4431 Racing Friday, Saturday, Sunday & Monday
Downs At Albuquerque 08/13/11 – 08/29/11 & 10/01/11 – 11/13/11 37 Days
(505) 266-5555 Racing Friday, Saturday, Sunday & Monday
NM State Fair 09/02/11 – 09/05/11 17 Days
(505) 266-5555 Racing Friday, Saturday, Sunday & Monday
& 09/09/11 – 09/25/11
Racing Wednesday through Sunday
Zia Park 09/10/11 – 12/04/11 50 Days
(575) 492-7000 Racing Saturday, Sunday, Monday & Tuesday
New Mexico Racing Commision
(505) 222-0700 TOTAL 289 DAYS
SUBJECT TO
CHANGE AND
APPROVAL OF
THE NEW MEXICO
RACING
COMMISSION
APRIL, 2011 37

NEW MEXICO HONORS ITS STATE-BRED CHAMPIONS
By Michael Cusortelli
Chris and Tina Hourigan were presented
the 2010 Julep Cup by The Blood-Horse
during the New Mexico Horse Breeders’
Association’s Zia Awards Banquet. Residents
of Anthony, New Mexico, the Hourigans
own and operate Hourigan Horse Farm,
which they opened in 2005. The farm is
now home to 26 broodmares, five stallions,
and numerous weanlings, yearlings, and
two-year-olds. One of the Hourigans’
broodmares, Aquarellist, was honored as the
2010 NMHBA Broodmare of the Year.
Aquarellist is the dam of Cali Baby, who was
honored as the 2010 NMHBA champion
older Thoroughbred mare.
Other NMHBA 2010 Thoroughbred
awards went to Lesters Secret, Glory Be
Mine, Train Rider Blues, Squall Wilbud,
Jannas Pride, Desert God and King Bull.
NMHBA Quarter Horse awards went to
The Zia
Awards
Jenuine Joy, One Diamond Kitty, Woody
Dungarees, Corona Memory Crest, Streak
Of Sixes, A Streak Again, Perfect Sevens,
Sixes Royal and Stormin’ Lyon (TB). V.J.
Callaway of Hobbs was honored with the
NMHBA Longtime Breeder Award.
For the latest updated information on the
NMHBA and its breeders’ program, visit the
organization’s website at
www.nmhorsebreeders.com.
Tom Goncharoff & Kay M. Thurman
Mike Cadotte & outgoing trustee
Thomas W. Pierce Jr.
Anna Fay Davis
Mike Cadotte & outgoing trustee
Chuck Webb
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January 27 • Marriott Uptown Hotel • Albuquerque, NM
Banquet photos by Robby Edwards
The Zia Awards Banquet
Cocktail Party
Everybody had a great time
Tom & Amber Martin,
Kim Ahlbom & Mary Barber
Larry Nelson, Anna Fay Davis & Mike Cadotte
Juan Gonzalez Chris Kotulak Raymond G. Sanchez
Jeremy & Kacey Trujillo
APRIL, 2011 39

2010 Thoroughbred Older Mare
Cali Baby
El Prado
Thatsusintheolbean
Belfast Becky
CALI BABY
Ole’
Aquarellist
Unainted
Breeders: Chris P. & Tina L.
Hourigan
Owners: Chris P. Hourigan &
UKUSA Stables
Trainer: Eric D. Mikkelson
2010 Earnings: $280,850
• Lineage - Carlos Salazar Stakes
• E. T. Springer
• Peppers Pride NM Classic
Championship for Fillies & Mares
• NM State Racing Commission
Handicap
Vance Mikkelson, Denton Crozier, Erick & Vanessa Mikkelson, Denise & Larry Nelson, Alfredo Juarez,
Jr., Lisa Juarez, Cory & Megan Taylor, Tina Hourigan, Kay Thurman and Chris Hourigan
40 New Mexico Horse Breeder

2010 Thoroughbred Older Gelding
Lesters Secret
Cee’s Tizzy
Lesters Boy
Theresa’s Pleasure
LESTERS SECRET
Souvenir Copy
Beauty Secret
Beauty Mark
Breeder: E. Henry Dominguez
Owners: Simply The Best
Thoroughbreds & E. Henry
Dominguez
Trainer: E. Henry Dominguez
2010 Earnings: $154,239
• NMSU Handicap
photo by Coady Photography
Denton Crozier, Rita Danley and Kay Thurman
APRIL, 2011 41

2010 Thoroughbred Three-Year-Old Filly
Glory Be Mine
Storm Cat
Dome
She’s Tops
GLORY BE MINE
Polish Navy
Princess Zahra
Yasmean
Breeder: Ginger Washburn
Owners: Bobby J. McQueen &
Dale F. Taylor
Trainer: Todd W. Fincher
2010 Earnings: $202,800
• La Senora Stakes
• NM Classic Cup
Championship for Fillies
photo by Coady Photography
Denton Crozier, Bobby McQueen, Dale & Debbie Taylor, Ginger Washburn & Kay Thurman
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2010 Thoroughbred Three-Year-Old Colt
Train Rider Blues
Fappiano
Desert God
Blush With Pride
TRAIN RIDER BLUES
Hennesy
Cara Marisa
Moment Of Approval
Breeders: Sharon &
Thomas J. Monsen
Owners: Freda McSwane &
Joe D. Walters
Trainer: Terry A. Walker
2010 Earnings: $231,200
• Dine’ Stakes
• Road Runner Handicap
• NM Classic Cup Championship
for Colts & Geldings
photo by Ruidoso Downs
Terry Walker, Denton Crozier, Freda McSwane, Joe D. Walters, Rita J. Danley and Kay M. Thurman
APRIL, 2011 43

2010 Thoroughbred Two-Year-Old Filly
Squall Wilbud
Summer Squall
Squall
Dance Teacher
SQUALL WILBUD
Jack Wilson
Fancywilfly
Brave Fancy
Breeders: William T. (W. T.)
Stradley & Tom A. Williams
Owners: William T. (W. T.)
Stradley & Tom A Williams
Trainer: Fred I. Danley
2010 Earnings: $214,808
• Copper Top Futurity for Fillies
• NM Classic Cup Juvenile for
Fillies
photo by Coady Photography
Denton Crozier, Tom Williams, Rita Danley & Kay Thurman
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2010 Thoroughbred Two-Year-Old Colt/Gelding
Jannas Pride
Fappiano
Desert God
Blush With Pride
JANNAS PRIDE
Candi’s Gold
Janna
Frans Lass
Breeder: Charles W. Hunter
Owners: Charles W. Hunter &
Dale F. Taylor
Trainer: Todd W. Fincher
2010 Earnings: $187,350
• NM Eddy County Stakes
• Red Hedeman Mile
photo by Coady Photography
Denton Crozier, Dale & Debbie Taylor, Charles & Linda Hunter and Kay Thurman
APRIL, 2011 45

2010 Quarter Horse Older Mare
Jenuine Joy
Strawfly Special
Genuine Strawfly
High Fashion Dash
JENUINE JOY
Super Duper Couper
Super Perla Negra
Red Tag Sale
Breeder: Fredda Draper
Owner: Fredda Draper
Trainer: Carl Draper
2010 Earnings: $179,400
• Four Corners QH Stakes
• Lou Wooten Handicap
photo by Coady Photography
Kay Thurman, Robyne Draper and Denton Crozier
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2010 Quarter Horse Older Gelding
One Diamond Kitty
Strawfly Special
Genuine Strawfly
High Fashion Dash
ONE DIAMOND KITTY
Now I Know
One Diamond Cat
No Billi Jo
Breeders: Jay D. & Mary Lou
Standefer
Owner: A & C Racing & Roping
Trainer: Paul C. Jones
2010 Earnings: $297,620
• Namehimastreaker NM
Classic QH Championship
• Jess Burner Memorial
Handicap
photo by Coady Photography
Kay Thurman, Bill Shepard, Albert & Patsy Richard and Denton Crozier
APRIL, 2011 47

2010 Quarter Horse Three-Year-Old Filly
Woody Dungarees
Dash Ta Fame
Woodbridge
Champagne Lane
WOODY DUNGAREES
Now I Know
Gingham Dungarees
Gingham N Diamonds
Breeders: Ron & Kay Jenkins
Owner: Holy Bucket, LLC
Trainer: Mike Barber
2010 Earnings: $117,690
• SunRay Park Firecracker
Stakes
• Pelican Stakes
• NMSF QH Breeders Derby
photo by Coady Photography
Kay Thurman, Ron & Kay Jenkins, Mike Barber and Denton Crozier
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2010 Quarter Horse Three-Year-Old Colt/Gelding
Corona Memory Crest
First Down Dash
Corona Caliente
Corona Chick
CORONA MEMORY CREST
Leaving Memories
Memory Crest
Diamond Spoon
Breeders: W. L. & Dee Mooring
Owners: Dee Mooring & Ramon
Gonzalez, Jr.
Trainer: Andres S. Gonzalez
2010 Earnings: $176,022
• NM Classic Derby
photo by Coady Photography
Kay Thurman, Dee Mooring, Vince Ferdinand, W. L. Mooring and Denton Crozier
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2010 Quarter Horse Two-Year-Old Filly
Streak Of Sixes
Royal Quick Dash
Sixes Royal
Tempered Glass
STREAK OF SIXES
Major Rime
Perfect Sevens
Seven Fortunes
Breeders: Sam & Karen Tanner
Owners: Peter B. & Marjorie
Gallegos
Trainer: Juan M. Gonzalez
2010 Earnings: $479,605
• NM Spring Futurity
• Mountain Top NMB QH
Futurity
• NM Classic Futurity
photo by Robby Edwards
Juan & Patricia Gonzalez, Kay Thurman, Karen & Sam Tanner, Olivia & Marjorie Gallegos, Susan
Kirker, Peter Gallegos and Denton Crozier
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2010 Quarter Horse Two-Year-Old Colt/Gelding
A Streak Again
Chicks Beduino
Chicks Regard
First Regard
A STREAK AGAIN
Streakin Six
A Streak Ahead
Got Alot Going
Breeder: K. Humberto Lopez
Gaxiola
Owner: K H Logax, Inc.
Trainer: Juan M. Gonzalez
2010 Earnings: $169,980
• Zia Futurity
photo by Ruidoso Downs
Juan & Patricia Gonzalez
APRIL, 2011 51

2010 Thoroughbred Freshman Sire
King Bull
Sire of Shamrock Girl, 2010 winner of $136,288
Owner: Gary L. Balzano
2010 Sire of Freshman Quarter Horses
Stormin' Lyon (TB)
Sire of RGR Lyon A Tac, 2010 winner of $90,917
Owner: Famous Lane Farm, LLC
Jay L. Taylor, Gary, Gail & Jessica Balzano and
Jennifer Lapasnick presenting additional trophy
from the Thoroughbred Times
2010 Thoroughbred Stallion of the Year
Desert God
2010 Get Earnings: $1,634,237 • Owner: H. Joe Allen
Jeremy, Kasey, Peggy & Johnny Trujillo and Jay L.
Taylor
2010 Quarter Horse Stallion of the Year
Sixes Royal
2010 Get Earnings: $1,624,107 • Owner: Mike C. Abraham
Betty & Ron Allen, Annabelle Allen, Mike Cadotte, H.
Joe Allen and Jay L. Taylor
2010 Thoroughbred Broodmare of the Year
Aquarellist
Dam of Cali Baby, 2010 winner of $280,850
Owners: Chris P. & Tina L. Hourigan
W. L. Mooring, Mike Cadotte and Frankie & Fidel
Martinez
2010 Quarter Horse Broodmare of the Year
Perfect Sevens
Dam of Streak Of Sevens, Sixes Over Sevens & Seven Coronas
2010 Get Earnings: $486,760 • Owners: Sam & Karen Tanner
Cory & Megan Taylor, Chris & Tina Hourigan and
Mike Cadotte
Sam & Karen Tanner with Mike Cadotte
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2010 Bloodhorse “Julep Cup” Award for
Outstanding Thoroughbred Breeder for 2010
Chris P. & Tina L. Hourigan
2010 Longtime Breeder Award
V.J. Callaway
Cory & Megan Taylor, Chris & Tina Hourigan and
Tom Goncharoff
Teresa Teague and Mike Cadotte
2011 Board of Trustees: From left, Mark E. Wise, Norma Alvarez, Jay L. Taylor (back), Tom Goncharoff, Kay M.
Thurman, Denton Crozier (back), Larry R. Teague, Johnny Trujillo, James T. Lewter, Mike Cadotte (back) & Rita
J. Danley. New board member Ralph W. Vincent not present.
APRIL, 2011 53

y Michael Cusortelli
RED HEDEMAN MILE
Jannas Pride
Juan Ochoa rode Jannas Pride to a comefrom-behind,
1 ½-length victory in the
December 30 Red Hedeman Mile Stakes for
New Mexico-bred 2-year-olds at Sunland Park.
Prepped by Todd Fincher for owners
Charles W. Hunter and Dale Taylor, Jannas
Pride covered one mile in 1:40.33 after closing
off of fractions of :23.32, :47.21, and 1:12.09
set by pacesetter Silent Sunday. The dark bay or
brown Desert God gelding returned a $3.80
win mutuel as the 9-10 favorite.
Jannas Pride was bred by Hunter, and the
gelding is one of 14 stakes winners from 123
starters sired by Desert God. A unraced 19-
year-old son of the Mr. Prospector stallion
Fappiano and half brother to stakes winners
Better Than Honour, Smolensk, and Turnberry
Isle, Desert God has sired the earners of more
than $6.5 million from 15 crops, including the
undefeated $1-million earner Peppers Pride. He
is owned by Joe Allen and Ron Allen and
stands for a $6,000 fee at A & A Horse Ranch
at Anthony, New Mexico.
Jannas Pride’s dam, Janna, is a winning
daughter of the Yukon stallion Candi’s Gold.
Now 15, Janna has foaled three winners from
four starters, including Janna’s Gold, a half
sister to Jannas Pride who ran second in the
2004 Sierra Starlet Handicap (R) at Ruidoso
Downs and ’05 Carlos Salazar Stakes (R) at
The Downs at Albuquerque.
Jannas Pride’s second dam, the Shanekite mare
Frans Lass, won two stakes at Santa Anita in
’93, including the $111,650 California
Breeders’ Champion Stakes (R) for state-breds.
Frans Lass has produced six winners from seven
starters, including the late French Lass, a filly by
French Deputy who ran second in the 2002
Bayou City Stakes at Sam Houston Race Park.
Frans Lass is a full sister to two stakes winners –
the late Irishkite, the winner of the 1988
Bustles & Bows Stakes during the Los Angeles
County Fair meet at Fairplex Park, and the late
Shanes Lass, a filly who won three stakes in
Northern California from 1990-91. A half sister
to Frans Lass, the Tricky Creek filly Unique
Creek, won two stakes at Louisiana Downs and
Sam Houston Race Park from 1999-2000.
Jannas Pride traces back to her fourth dam, the
winning and stakes-placed Montparnasse II
mare Metropo Miss. A 1970 California-bred
foal, Metropo Miss produced four-time stakes
winner Elegant Bargain and Bourbon And
Blues, a colt by Olympiad King who won three
stakes in New Mexico from 1984-86, including
the ’86 E.T. Springer Handicap at
Albuquerque.
Jannas Pride currently has a four-race win
streak that includes the one-mile, $120,000
Eddy County Stakes (R) for state-bred 2-yearolds
at Zia Park on December 5. The gelding
has won four of six starts, and the $72,000
winner’s share of the Red Hedeman Mile purse
increased his earnings to $187,350.
Also, Jannas Pride is undefeated in three
outs at the mile distance.
Jannas Pride teamed with Deity, a 47-1
longshot, for a ($1) exacta return of $41.
Desert Gulch, a 57-1 longshot, completed a
$281.70 ($1) trifecta.
Numberoneson, It’s Tera, Mostly Dust,
Beau Wizer, Silent Sunday, Keddy Kaufaye, and
Texas Silver completed the order of finish.
Deity is a chestnut gelding by Desert God
acquired by Freda McSwane and Joe Walters
for $2,000 at the 2009 New Mexico-Bred
Yearling Sale at Ruidoso Downs. An earner of
$51,246 from one win in eight races, Deity was
coming off of a fourth-place finish in the Eddy
County Stakes, and he also was a finalist in the
August 1, 5 ½-furlong Rio Grande Senor
Futurity (R) at Ruidoso Downs.
Desert Gulch was just 13 days removed
from a 4 ¾-length victory in a one-mile statebred
maiden special weight at Sunland Park.
The Union Mills gelding, who is owned and
trained by Barbara J. Brown and raced for a
$7,500 tag in September, has banked $46,009
from 10 starts.
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PEPSI COLA STAKES
Beau Wizer
Outrunning his 19-1 odds, Beau Wizer
won the January 22, $120,000 Pepsi Cola
Stakes (R) for New Mexico-bred 3-year-olds at
Sunland Park.
Beau Wizer covered 6 furlongs in 1:11.53
while posting his second victory in eight starts.
Casey Lambert rode the chestnut gelding by
Premeditation for owners Mike and Suzanne
Carson and Leach Racing LLC and trainer H.
Ray Ashford.
“We had a good trip,” said Lambert, who
has ridden Beau Wizer in all eight of the
gelding’s races. “He broke really sharp and was
cruising along. He took over nicely in the
stretch.
“It got a little questionable late, but we had
enough to hold them off,” he added.
Bred by the Carsons, Beau Wizer became
the fourth stakes winner from 22 starters sired
by Premeditation, a 12-year-old son of the
Private Terms stallion Afternoon Deelites whose
five crops have earned more than $1.17 million.
A half brother to Grade 3 winner Real Dandy,
Premeditation won four stakes from 2002-03,
including the $100,000 Alysheba Breeders’
Cup Stakes at Lone Star Park in ‘02, and the
$50,000 Winsham Lad Handicap at Sunland
Park the following season. The stallion is owned
by William L. Clifton Jr., and he stands for a
$3,000 fee at Fred and Linda Alexander’s A &
A Ranch in Anthony, New Mexico.
Beau Wizer is also one of three winners
from as many starters foaled by Miss Einstein, a
13-year-old daughter of the Bold Ruckus
stallion Beau Genius who won the 2000
Kachina Stakes at Ruidoso Downs and ‘01
Anchor Gaming Allowance Stakes at Sunland
Park. Beau Wizer’s full brother, Double Smart,
won last year’s $192,075 Rocky Gulch New
Mexico Cup Championship (R) at Zia Park.
Beau Wizer’s second dam, the unraced Tim
The Tiger mare Clause, produced nine winners
from 12 starters, including Z Lobo, a gelding
by Key To The Mint who ran second in the
1994 Precisionist Stakes at Hollywood Park.
A 1986 Kentucky-bred foal, Clause is a half
sister to three stakes winners: Air Worthy, an
Air Forbes Won gelding who won the Grade 3,
$113,700 Stephen Foster Handicap at
Churchill Downs in 1989; the late Cuttin A
Rug, a filly by Blade who won the ‘85 Gay
Dalton Stakes at The Downs at Albuquerque;
and Parting Guest, a Peaks And Valleys colt
who won the 2001 Borderland Derby at
Sunland Park.
Beau Wizer’s fourth dam, the Marylandbred
Northern Dancer mare Danceable, foaled
Cozzy Grey, a gelding by Cozzene who won
the 1993 Canadian Derby at Northlands Park
in Edmonton, Alberta. Beau Wizer traces back
to his fifth dam, Spicy Living, a daughter of
Gallant Man who won six stakes from 1963-
64, including the ‘63 Acorn and Mother
Goose stakes at Belmont Park.
An earner of $151,749, Beau Wizer was
coming off of a seventh-place finish in the onemile,
$120,000 Red Hedeman Mile Stakes (R)
at Sunland Park on December 30. On April
17, the gelding ran third in the colts and
geldings division of the $125,162 Copper Top
Futurity (R) for state-bred 2-year-olds.
Beau Wizer’s 2-year-old stakes resume also
included a second-place finish in the one-mile,
$120,000 Eddy County Stakes (R) at Zia Park.
“Backing him up to a sprint might have
helped today,” said Ashford. “He’s done
everything we’ve asked of him. He’s been
competing steadily since the Copper Top
Futurity last spring.”
It’s Tera finished second, a neck behind
Beau Wizer. Capitol Guy, Spartan Warrior,
Texas Silver, Sapello Cantador, 9-10 favorite
Russian Lane, Dodson, and Silent Sunday
completed the order of finish.
It’s Tera is a gray or roan colt by To Teras
racing for Maria G. Gonzalez of Edgewood,
New Mexico. The runner-up share of the Pepsi
Cola Stakes purse increased It’s Tera’s bankroll
to $45,970 from one win in four outs.
A chestnut colt by Dome, Capitol Guy
banked $12,000 to push his earnings to
$37,000 for owner James R. McClintic.
Capitol Guy has won two of his three races,
including a 6-furlong entry-level allowance
sprint at Sunland on January 4.
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ENCHANTRESS STAKES
Highspeed Rescue
Highspeed Rescue overcame a poor start
to win the December 19, $120,000
Enchantress Stakes (R) for New Mexicobred
2-year-old fillies at Sunland Park.
Owned and trained by Barbara Jean
Brown, Highspeed Rescue covered her onemile
trip in 1:39.97, closing off of the
fractions of :22.22 and :46.34 set by
pacesetter Tin Can Kitty. Jockey Joe
Martinez rode the dark bay or brown
Union Mills filly to her second win in eight
starts and first stakes victory.
Highspeed Rescue was bred by Ernest
Riggs, and the filly became the first stakes
winner from four starters sired by Union
Mills, a winning son of the Mr. Prospector
stallion Gulch and a half brother to Laurie
Begone, a filly by St. Jovite who won the
2002 Brookmeade Stakes (R) on the turf at
Colonial Downs in Virginia. Now 13,
Union Mills has sired the earners of more
than $146,600 from three crops. The
stallion is owned by Riggs and stands at his
farm in Arrey, New Mexico.
Highspeed Rescue is the first starter
foaled by her dam, the Maryland-bred
Allen’s Prospect mare Rescue Me. Now 13,
Rescue Me is a half sister to Potomac City, a
colt by Citidancer who ran second in the
2000 Bobby Hale Stakes at Timonium
Racecourse in Maryland.
Highspeed Rescue’s third dam, the late
King’s Bishop mare Check The Queen,
produced six winners from nine starters,
including Wainee Church, a stakes-winning
filly by Hawaii who ran second in the 1986
Maryland Juvenile Filly Championship (R)
at Laurel Park.
Highspeed Rescue traces back to her
third dam, the late Johns Joy mare
Euphorbia. A 1964 Kentucky-bred foal,
Euphorbia produced nine winners from 13
starters, including the stakes-winning King’s
Bishop filly Chasuble.
The $72,000 winner’s share of the
Enchantress Stakes’ purse pushed
Highspeed Rescue’s earnings to $111,334.
The filly was seven weeks removed from a
third-place finish in the 6-furlong,
$152,690 New Mexico Cup Juvenile Fillies
Stakes (R) at Zia Park, and earlier this year
she was a finalist in the fillies division of the
Copper Top Futurity (R) at Sunland Park.
A 21-1 longshot, Highspeed Rescue
returned a $4 win mutuel. Shamrock Girl,
the 6-5 favorite, ran second, 3 ½ lengths
behind the winner and completed a ($2)
exacta payoff of $143.40. Squall Wilbud,
the 19-10 second choice finished third to
round out a $132 ($1) trifecta return.
Like The Wind, Squallena, Tequila
Moonrise, Ruby Tequila, Carmon’s Trick,
AJ’s Flicka, and Tin Can Kitty completed
the order of finish.
Shamrock Girl is a bay daughter of King
Bull owned and trained by David
Wolochuk, and the $25,200 second-place
share of the purse increased her bankroll to
$136,288. Shamrock Girl’s four wins in
eight outs include a 6 ¼-length score in the
6-furlong, $67,412 Dessie & Fern Sawyer
Futurity (R) for New Mexico-bred fillies at
The Downs at Albuquerque on September
26. The filly also ran second in the New
Mexico Cup Juvenile Fillies Stakes.
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SYDNEY VALENTINI
HANDICAP
La Sorpresa
photos by Coady Photography
Gallegos Del Norte Racing’s La Sorpresa
rallied to win the one-mile, $100,000
Sydney Valentini Handicap (R) for New
Mexico-bred distaffers at Sunland Park on
February 19.
Ridden by Alejandro Medellin for trainer
Jose Gonzalez Jr., La Sorpresa covered her
eight-furlong trip in 1:37.51, closing off of
the fractions of :23.53, :47.20, and 1:11.85
set by pacesetter Fan’s Cat. La Sorpresa’s
victory was her second in a stakes, as the 6-
year-old mare scored a 1 1/4-length victory
in last year’s Sydney Valentini.
Desert Tap, a 45-1 longshot, finished
second, 3 3/4-lengths behind La Sorpresa.
Cali Baby, the 3-10 favorite, ran third.
La Sorpresa was bred by Miguel
Gallegos, and the mare is one of two stakes
winners from 16 starters sired by Valet Man,
a winning son of the Mr. Prospector stallion
Carson City and half brother to 2007
Pacific Classic Stakes (G1) winner Student
Council and Grade 3 winner Gradepoint.
Now 13, Valet Man has sired the earners of
more than $642,700 from five crops, and
La Sorpresa represents his top earner. He
stands for a $3,000 fee at Gallegos Del
Norte Farm in Albuquerque.
La Sorpresa is also one of two winners
from three starters foaled by Sea Sis, a 12-
year-old daughter of the Believe It stallion
Al Mamoon. Sea Sis’s full brother, the Al
Mamoon gelding Sea To See, was a twotime
turf stakes winner in California who
ran third in the 2001 Ascot Handicap (G3)
and Bay Meadows Derby (G3).
La Sorpresa traces back to her fourth
dam, the unraced Sea-Bird mare Seadell. A
1970 Kentucky-bred foal, Seadell produced
eight winners from 13 starters, including
the stakes-placed Vitriolic colt Rough Sea.
Campaigned exclusively in New Mexico, La
Sorpresa has won seven of 25 races, and the
$60,000 winner’s share of the Sydney Valentini
Handicap pushed her earnings to $364,483.
The mare’s stakes resume includes a secondplace
finish to Cali Baby in the October 31,
$182,690 Peppers Pride New Mexico Cup
Fillies & Mares Championship (R) at Zia Park.
Dream Kin ran fourth and was followed
by Jengoneby, Please N Teras, Fan’s Cat,
Happy Me, and Ambers Pride.
Runner-up Desert Tap banked $21,500 for
her owner, William Du Pont III. A 4-year-old
filly by Desert God, Desert Tap has won two
of 16 races, and her stakes record includes a
runner-up effort in last year’s 6 1/2-furlong,
$75,000 Aztec Oaks Stakes (R) for state-bred
sophomore fillies at SunRay Park.
Cali Baby brought a four-race win streak
into the Sydney Valentini, a streak that
included a 1 1/2-length victory in the 6-
furlong, $120,000 New Mexico State Racing
Commission Handicap (R) on December 12
at Sunland. The 5-year-old bay mare has
earned $345,774, and her eight wins in 15
outs include two stakes victories.
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Feeding for Breeding
(Feeding the Estrous Cycle)
By Heather
Smith Thomas
N
utrition is an
important factor
issue for getting mares in
foal is just making sure
to have them thin and in a
gaining condition.
in equine
they are fat enough.
Research shows, however,
reproduction. If a mare
“There have been some
that you are better off
doesn’t have adequate
misconceptions over the
having them a little on the
nutrients available in feed
years in thinking that fat
plump side. They
or in her stored body fat,
mares are not fertile; you
shouldn’t be obese, but
she won’t cycle. Dr. Brian
want them thin when
they need to be in a body
Nielsen, Michigan State
trying to breed them, or
condition score of five or
University, says the biggest
that the ideal situation is
better,” he says.
If the mare is thin, it will
delay her return to cycling in the
spring. “It also makes it more
difficult to get her in foal. If
you do get her in foal, you
increase the risk of losing that
pregnancy along the way if she is
thin. There’s no good reason to
have a mare thin,” says Nielsen.
Another factor to think about
(even though BSC 5 is
considered ideal) is that she is
better off to have some fat
reserves by the time she foals,
and actually at a body score six
or seven. “Even if she is BSC 5
at foaling, the problem is that
her energy demands increase
dramatically at that time, for
lactation,” he says. The mare is
going to lose weight, and unless
she has some reserves, lactation
may pull her down to where
she’s less apt to cycle properly
for rebreeding.
Owners should plan ahead.
“If you think the mare will be
BSC 5 at foaling, you need to be
feeding her more, so she’ll have
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more leeway after she starts lactating. As
someone once said, you should feed a mare
like a dairy cow; otherwise she’ll look like
one.” The cow is putting it all into the
milk and not much on herself.
Other than having adequate energy to
keep her in proper body condition, there
are not a lot of other demands on her body
for breeding or early pregnancy—for the
maiden or barren mare. The lactating mare
is a different story; you need to feed her for
lactation as well as for becoming pregnant
again.
“For the barren mare you plan to breed,
there are no specific requirements other
than a well-balanced maintenance diet,” says
Nielsen. Just make sure all feeds are good
quality. Best breeding success generally
occurs when we try to mimic
Mother Nature. The natural
breeding season for mares
coincides with green grass—
which has high quality protein
and adequate nutrients for
cycling, pregnancy and
lactation under natural
conditions.
“Mother Nature is a little
smarter than we are. If we are
trying to breed mares early,
then we must try to simulate
the kind of diet the mare
would have during more
optimal conditions. I always
recommend using a
commercial type of
concentrate that has been
balanced by equine
nutritionists. It will have the
proper types and amounts of
vitamins, minerals, proteins,
etc. If you are trying to
create a ration yourself, you
might not achieve the same
plane of nutrition,” says
Nielsen.
“We are not as advanced in
our knowledge of equine
nutrition as we are for most
other livestock species, so we
can’t tell you exactly all the
amino acid requirements or
precisely what level of minerals are needed,
but we’re close enough that you can hedge
your bets and just feed a good, balanced
diet with good quality hay and the mare will
do fine,” he says.
“Studies haven’t shown that if you feed
mares a poor quality hay (yet are meeting
the energy requirements) that you’d have a
lower conception rate, but it’s not out of
the realm of possibility,” says Nielsen.
Across the board, most mares will go ahead
and cycle and breed, but you might find an
individual mare that won’t. So you want to
cover all your bases and have optimum
conditions, since Mother Nature has mares
programmed to breed when nutritional
conditions are at their best.
It’s also a good idea to be cautious about
using unproven supplements. “You might
cause harm in overdoing certain
supplements. A study a few years ago
looked at Omega 3 fatty acids. These seem
to have a number of advantages for things
like arthritis and in reproductive issues (like
stallions whose semen doesn’t ship well).
But problems can occur when a person tries
to extrapolate some findings across the
board,” he says.
“The study at Kansas State University,
published in 2006, looked at feeding Omega
3 fatty acids to horses. They found that
some mixtures of Omega 3 fatty acids
actually delayed how soon the mares started
to cycle. Mares that were supplemented with
DHA (docosahexaenoic acid) and EPA
(eicosapentaenoic acid) during late gestation
and early lactation had their first post-partum
ovulation delayed by about ten days. The
mares had a large follicle during the first
post-partum estrus period for over six days
longer. Mares supplemented with just DHA
did not experience these delays. You can run
into potential problems when using certain
supplements,” he explains. This is a case
where, in some reproductive issues (stallions,
shipping semen), there were beneficial
effects, but with mares these two Omega 3
fatty acids used together produced problems.
Horse owners sometimes need to
question whether a supplement is actually
needed. You don’t want to overdo
something, thinking more is better. “For
instance, Omega 3 fatty acids inhibit
prostaglandins. This is part of the reason
they can be helpful in reducing
inflammation in the body. But certain
prostaglandins are important in
reproductive events, being part of the
hormonal messages,” he explains.
The wise thing is to be careful about
giving the mare too much of any certain
thing because you might end up creating
problems. This is also true
when using herbs and socalled
natural supplements.
You don’t always know
what effect these might
have on reproduction.
“There hasn’t been much
testing done on these.
Just because it’s an herb
and a natural substance
doesn’t mean it’s safe,”
Nielsen says. We must
remember there are also
many natural poisons.
“Especially with herbs,
there is potential for
altering certain things that
you aren’t even aware of.
The best advice, regarding
nutrition for the mare you
want to breed, is to keep it
basic, and simple, and you
are less likely to cause
problems.”
It’s not always easy to
find answers to nutritional
questions. “Even research
has some bias, but there is
some filtering process in
scientific papers. The
problem for the average
horse owner is that if they
go on line to search for
answers, they will find a lot
of conflicting information and some things
that may not be valid. It can be tough to
sort through this. Regarding any
supplement, when in doubt, leave it out.
The likelihood of doing more harm than
good is always there.” Stick to the basics
and you are less likely to go wrong.
Editor’s Note: Heather Smith Thomas
resides on a ranch near Salmon, Idaho. As a
freelance writer for many years, her equine
health and management articles are a
regular feature in the New Mexico Horse
Breeders Magazine.
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MT. CRISTO REY HANDICAP
Bonndaddy's
Ken Tohill rode Bondaddy’s to a comefrom-behind
1 1/4-length victory in the
March 19, $100,000 Mt. Cristo Rey
Handicap (R) for New Mexico-breds at
Sunland Park.
Trained by Dwain Grissom for owners
Double Kee LLC and Grissom Racing Inc.,
Bondaddy’s covered 4 ½ furlongs in :51.30
after closing on the fractions of :21.80 and
:44.98 set by Key’s Band. The $60,000
winner’s share of the purse increased the 5-
year-old gelding’s earnings to $242,073.
Bondaddy’s was bred by Grissom, and
the gelding is one of 21 winners from 39
starters sired by B.G.’s Drone, a 22-year-old
son of the Full Pocket stallion Full Choke
who during his racing career banked
$297,905 from 15 wins in 59 starts. B.G.’s
Drone has sired the earners of more than
$1.02 million, including two stakes winners.
He stands at Byers Ranch at Bent, New
Mexico.
Bondaddy’s dam, Mi Camila, is a 13-
year-old winning daughter of the Halo
stallion Southern Halo. The gelding traces
back to his fifth dam, Fanfreluche, a 1967
foal and stakes-winning daughter of
Northern Dancer.
All told, Bondaddy’s has won eight of 24
starts, and he was coming off of a threequarter
length victory in a 5 1/2-furlong
allowance-optional claiming ($25,000)
sprint at Sunland Park on March 12.
Bondaddy’s stakes record includes a
third-place finish in last year’s 6-furlong,
$170,000 New Mexico Cup Sprint
Championship (R) at Zia Park.
Key’s Band ran second and was followed
by Lester’s Echo, Pure D Gold, Daddy O.,
2-1 favorite Chuchuluco, Comic Smarty
Cat, Maybe To Fast, Red Rock Springs, and
Herbal Slew.
A 7-year-old Chimes Band gelding
racing for Maria G. Gonzalez of Edgewood,
New Mexico, Key’s Band earned $21,000
to push his bankroll to $279,852, and his
six wins in 20 starts includes last year’s Mt.
Cristo Rey Handicap.
Lester’s Echo has won four of 10 races
and has earned $102,786 for his owners,
Diana Bringhurst and Jeff and Chris
Meyers. The 4-year-old gelding by The
Trader’s Echo ran third, 1 ½ lengths behind
winner Train Rider Blues, in last year’s 5
1/2-furlong, $50,000 Road Runner
Handicap (R) for state-bred sprinters at
Ruidoso Downs.
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NEW MEXICO STATE UNIVERSITY
HANDICAP
Spinning Touch
Michael Fuhs’ Spinning Touch outran his
24-1 odds to win the March 20, $120,000
New Mexico State University Handicap (R)
for state-breds at Sunland Park.
Ridden by Freddy Fong for trainer Arturo
Chavez, Spinning Touch defeated Silver
Matthias by 2 ¼ lengths while covering one
mile and 70 yards in 1:42.12. The 4-year-old
colt by Touchdown Ky returned a $51.40
win mutuel and teamed with Silver Matthias,
who was sent to post as the 9-2 third choice,
for a $244.80 ($1) exacta return.
Spinning Touch was bred by Michael and
Jeanne Fuhs. His sire, Touchdown Ky, is a
12-year-old son of Hennessey who raced
from 2001-02 and earned $19,945 from
seven starts. Purchased for $900,000 by
Donna Moore at the Keeneland September
Yearling Sale in 2000, Touchdown Ky is a
half brother to 13 winners, including twotime
Grade 1 winner Prized and multiple
graded stakes winner Exploit. He has sired
the earners of more than $205,000 from 12
starters, and he stands at the Fuhs Z Lazy B
Ranch at Ft. Wingate, New Mexico.
Spinning Touch’s dam, Shimmering
Sand, is a winning and stakes-placed 14-
year-old daughter of the Mr. Prospector
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stallion Line In The Sand.
Spinning Touch has won
three of 19 races, and the
$72,000 winner’s share of the
NMSU Handicap purse
increased his bankroll to
$143,283. The colt was three
starts removed from a thirdplace
finish in the January 2, 1
1/16-mile Albert Dominguez
Memorial Handicap (R) for
New Mexico-breds at Sunland
Park.
Last year, Spinning Touch
won the 1 1/16-mile,
$40,000 New Mexico State Fair Breeders’
Stakes at The Downs at Albuquerque.
Lefty Who, the 3-1 second choice in the
wagering, ran third to complete a
$2,418.90 ($1) trifecta. Runnin Red, 2-1
favorite Desert Gamble, Brother Louie,
Double Smart, Train Rider Blues, and Some
Ghost completed the order of finish.
A gray or roan 7-year-old gelding by the
Capote stallion Aledo, runner-up Silver Matthias
has earned $161,075 from 37 outs, and his
stakes resume includes a second-place finish to
Hes A Tough Dude in last year’s $40,000
University of New Mexico Handicap (R) for
state-breds at Albuquerque. Silver Matthias was
coming off of a two-length victory in a one-mile
allowance route at Sunland on February 8, his
first start after being claimed by Cody Kelley for
$15,000 on January 25.
Lefty Who is a homebred 5-year-old
Quinton’s Gold gelding racing for Sam E.
Stevens of La Mesa, Texas. Campaigned
exclusively in New Mexico, Lefty Who has
banked $634,894 from 21 races, and his 10
wins include last year’s 5 1/2-furlong,
$50,000 Sierra Blanca Handicap (R) for
New Mexico-breds at Ruidoso Downs.
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NEW MEXICO STATE RACING COMMISSION HANDICAP (R)
Cali Baby
Alfredo Juarez Jr. rode Cali Baby to a
come-from-behind 1 ½-length victory in
the December 12, $120,000 New Mexico
State Racing Commission Handicap (R) for
state-bred distaffers at Sunland Park.
Prepped by Eric Mikkelson for Chris
Hourigan of Anthony, New Mexico, and
UKUSA Stables, Cali Baby went 6-furlongs in
1:10.04, after the 4-year-old daughter of the
late Thatsusintheolbean closed off of the
fractions of :21.56 and :44.45 set by odds-on
favorite Glory Be Mine. The $72,000 winner’s
share of the purse pushed her bankroll to
$335,774 from eight wins in 14 starts.
Cali Baby was bred by Hourigan and his
wife, Tina. The filly is one of four stakes
winners from 54 starters sired by
Thatsusintheolbean, a stakes-winning son of
the Sadler’s Wells stallion El Prado (IRE). A
half brother to stakes winner and Louisianabased
stallion Valid Belfast, Thatsusintheolbean
has sired the earners of more than $2.2 million
from four crops, and Cali Baby represents his
top earner. Thatsusintheolbean died in 2006.
Cali Baby is also one of three winners
from as many starters foaled by Aquarellist,
photo by Coady Photography
a winning 16-year-old daughter of the
Danzig stallion Ole’ who ran third in the
’96 Courtship Stakes (R) for California-bred
2-year-old fillies at Bay Meadows. Cali
Baby’s second dam, the Painted Wagon
mare Unpainted, won the 1988 California
Thoroughbred Breeders’ Association Stakes
(R) at Del Mar, and she produced Paint
Scraper, a stakes-placed half sister to
Aquarellist.
Cali Baby traces back to her fourth dam,
Flash Bam, a winning and Grade 3-placed
daughter of the Prince John stallion Mandate.
Cali Baby has won four consecutive races at
four different distances – 6, 6 ½, and 7
furlongs, and one mile. The filly’s victory
streak began on August 22, Lineage Day at
The Downs at Albuquerque, when she
captured the 6 ½-furlong Carlos Salazar Stakes
(R) by 1 ½ lengths. It continued with a 1 ¼-
length win in the September 11, 7-furlong
E.T. Springer Handicap (R) at Albuquerque,
and a convincing 9 ½-length score in the onemile,
$182,690 Peppers Pride New Mexico
Cup Fillies & Mares Stakes (R) at Zia Park.
Happy Me, Glory Be Mine, Askmetodance,
Ambers Pride, Pocketfullachime, Teras Baby,
Mylilmemo, Wildwood Band, Elvira Who,
Diamonds N Bling, and I Am Lesters Gal
completed the order of finish.
A homebred 4-year-old filly by Lesters
Boy, Happy Me earned $24,000 to increase
her bankroll to $322,816 for owner Rita J.
Danley of Anthony, New Mexico. Happy
Me has won seven of 13 races, and her
three stakes victories include the 2010
Russell & Helen Foutz Distaff Handicap
(R) at SunRay Park and La Coneja Stakes
(R) at Sunland.
Glory Be Mine brought a seven-race win
streak into the New Mexico Racing
Commission Handicap and, sent to post as the
9-10 favorite, she finished 4 ½ lengths behind
Cali Baby. Racing for Bobby McQueen and
Dale Taylor, who acquired the chestnut
daughter of Dome for $13,000 at the ’08
New Mexico-Bred Yearling Sale at Ruidoso
Downs, Glory Be Mine has banked $424,638
from seven wins in 10 outs. Her five stakes
wins include a wire-to-wire, half-length victory
in the October 31, $151,575 New Mexico
Cup Fillies Stakes (R) at Zia Park.
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NEW MEXICO BREEDERS' OAKS (R)
Iplaytricks
Iplaytricks scored her first career stakes
victory in the March 27, $100,000 New
Mexico Breeders’ Oaks (R) for state-bred 3-
year-old fillies at Sunland Park.
Racing for Texans Joe Allen of Abilene and
Michael Stinson of Fort Worth, Iplaytricks
went 1 1/16 miles in 1:46.87 while making
her first start at the route distance, and her
margin of victory was 4 ¾ lengths from
runner-up Ghostly Beach. Carlos Madeira
rode the filly for trainer Joel Marr.
Iplaytricks was bred by Joe Allen. Her
sire, Desert God, is an unraced 20-year-old
son of Fappiano who has sired the earners
of more than $7.03 million from 131
starters. Owned by Joe Allen and Ron Allen
of Tucson, Arizona, Desert God is a half
brother to three stakes winners, including
Better Than Honour, a Deputy Minister
mare who won the 1998 Demoiselle Stakes
(G2) at Aqueduct Racetrack in New York.
Desert God has sired 17 stakes winners,
including Peppers Pride, a mare who from
2005-09 won all 19 of her starts and earned
$1,066,085, and Fullofenergy, an 8-year-old
gelding who has won the Land of
Enchantment Handicap (R) at Ruidoso
Downs the past four seasons. He stands for a
$6,000 fee at Fred and Linda Alexander’s A
& A Horse Ranch at Anthony, New Mexico.
Iplaytricks’ dam, I Like Tricks, is an
unraced 9-year-old daughter of the winning
Phone Trick stallion Tricky Fun. The filly
traces back to her third dam, Dratahni’s
Dance, a stakes-winning New Mexico-bred
daughter of the Nijinsky II stallion
Choreographer.
All told, Iplaytricks has won three of six
races, and the $60,000 winner’s share of the
New Mexico Breeders’ Oaks purse increased
her earnings to $97,190.
Iplaytricks’ race record includes a twolength
victory in a 6-furlong entry level
allowance race for state-bred fillies at
Sunland Park on February 6. Also, she
scored a 12-length victory in a 6-furlong
New Mexico-bred maiden sprint for fillies at
Zia Park back in October.
Ghostly Beach ran second, 1 ½ lengths
in front of Tennis Star, a 37-1 longshot.
Highspeed Rescue, the 5-2 favorite, Elaine
Can Du, Contessa Del Norte, Golden
Chain, Colors Of Pompeii, and Go To Gold
completed the order of finish.
A $7,500 buy at the 2009 New Mexico-
Bred Yearling Sale at Ruidoso Downs, Ghostly
Beach earned $21,500 to boost her bankroll to
$72,006 from three wins in eight outs for her
owner, William Brook Henderson. Ghostly
Beach is a gray or roan daughter of the Silver
Ghost stallion Ghostly Moves who was coming
off of a 6 1/2-furlong entry level allowance win
for state-bred fillies at Sunland on March 6.
Tennis Star is a chestnut filly by the Jade
Hunter stallion Halory Hunter campaigned
by Janet Swopes. The filly has won two of
six races, including a $10,000 claiming
sprint for state-bred 3-year-old fillies on
March 1, and she has earned $31,598.
photo by Coady Photography
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NEW MEXICO
BREEDERS' DERBY (R)
Attitude E Racer
Attitude E Racer outran his 24-1 odds to
win the $100,000 New Mexico Breeders’
Derby (R) for state-bred 3-year-olds at
Sunland Park on March 27.
Saddled by Joel Marr and ridden by Carlos
Madeira for owners Joe Allen of Abilene, Texas,
and Michael Stinson of Fort Worth, Texas,
Attitude E Racer covered his 1 1/16-mile trip
in 1:46.53, after he stayed close to the fractions
of :23.08, :47.58, and 1:12.99 established by
pacesetter and 8-5 favorite It’s Tera. The bay
gelding’s victory was his second in four races,
and the Breeders’ Derby represented his first
start at a distance longer than 5 ½ furlongs.
Attitude E Racer was bred by Allen, and
the gelding is one of 17 stakes winners sired
by Desert God, an unraced 20-year-old son
of the Mr. Prospector stallion Fappiano. A
Virginia-bred stallion owned by Joe Allen
and Ron Allen of Tucson, Arizona, Desert
God has sired 82 winners and the earners of
more than $7.03 million from 131 starters,
including Peppers Pride, a mare bred and
photo by Coady Photography
raced by Joe Allen who in 2009 broke the
North American record for most
consecutive wins by a Thoroughbred at 19.
Desert God stands for a $6,000 fee at
Fred and Linda Alexander’s A & A Horse
Ranch at Anthony, New Mexico.
Attitude E Racer’s dam, Energywithattitude,
is a winning and stakes-placed daughter of the
Diamond Prospect stallion High Energy. Now
13, Energywithattitude has produced several
winners, including Fullofenergy, a gelding by
Desert God who has won the 7 1/2-furlong,
$50,000 Land of Enchantment Handicap (R)
for New Mexico-breds from 2007-10.
Attitude E Racer traces back to his
fourth dam, Rare Exchange, a winning
daughter of 1955 Kentucky Derby winner
and ‘56 Horse of the Year Swaps who ran
third in the ‘62 Spinaway Stakes at Saratoga
Racecourse in New York.
Racing exclusively in New Mexico,
Attitude E Racer has banked $81,154, which
includes the $60,000 winner’s share from the
New Mexico Breeders’ Derby. The gelding
was coming off of a one-length victory as the
8-5 favorite in a 5 1/2-furlong state-bred
maiden sprint at Sunland Park on March 11.
Attitude E Racer returned a $50 win mutuel
and teamed with runner-up Sapello Cantador, a
22-1 longshot, for a $1 exacta payoff of
$659.90. Cake And Candy, the 7-2 second
choice, ran third, four lengths behind the
winner, to complete a $14,831.60 ($1) trifecta.
Deity, Desert Gulch, Strong Punch, It’s
Tera, Spartan Warrior, Numberoneson,
Mostly Dust, Danny’s Ghost, and Capitol
Guy completed the order of finish.
Sapello Cantador is a homebred dark bay
gelding racing for Miguel Gallegos’ Gallegos
Del Norte Racing of Albuquerque. The
gelding by the Carson City stallion Valet
Man has earned $41,790 from one win in
six starts, and his stakes resume includes a
sixth-place finish in the 6-furlong, $120,000
Pepsi Cola Stakes (R) for New Mexico-bred
sophomores at Sunland on January 22.
Cake And Candy also is campaigned by
Gallegos Del Norte Racing. The homebred
chestnut gelding by the Hero’s Honor
stallion Super Quercus (FR) was coming off
two consecutive one-mile victories, including
a 4 ¼-length win in a $33,000 entry-level
allowance route at Sunland Park on March
4. The $10,000 third-place share of the
Breeders’ Derby purse pushed his bankroll
to $43,220 from two wins in seven outs.
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LA SENORA STAKES (R)
Shamrock Girl
Shamrock Girl, a bay daughter of King
Bull owned and trained by David Wolochuk,
rallied to win the January 15, $120,000 La
Senora Stakes (R) for New Mexico-bred
sophomore fillies at Sunland Park.
Ridden by Agapito Delgadillo for the
second-time in her nine-race career,
Shamrock Girl covered 6 furlongs in
1:10.91 after closing on the opening
fractions of :22.26 and :45.66 established
by pace setter Ransomsgoodfriday.
Shamrock Girl returned a $4.60 win mutuel
as the 13-10 favorite in the full field of 12.
Shamrock Girl was bred by Dr. Troy
Looper DVM. The filly’s sire, King Bull, is a
winning 10-year-old son of 1994 horse of
the year and champion 3-year-old colt Holy
Bull, and he is a half brother to Canadian
champion and U.S. Grade 2 winner Talkin
Man. Last year’s NMHBA freshman sire of
the year, King Bull is owned by Gary Balzano
and stands at Tucumcari, New Mexico.
Shamrock Girl is the first starter
produced by her dam, My Girl Aleyna, a
winning 7-year-old daughter of the Danzig
stallion Outflanker. The filly’s third dam, the
unraced Val de l’Orne (FR) mare Val Chere,
foaled eight winners from 11 starters,
including Trick Card, a Clever Trick gelding
who won the 1987 Lafayette Stakes at
Keeneland Racecourse in Kentucky, and
Stellar Rival, a colt by Exceller who ran third
photos by Coady Photography
in the 1990 Early Times Turf Classic Stakes
(G3) at Churchill Downs.
Shamrock Girl was just four weeks
removed from a second-place finish to
Highspeed Rescue in the one-mile,
$120,000 Enchantress Stakes (R) at
Sunland.
“Shortening her to 6 furlongs really
helped today,” said Wolochuk. “She’s not
really a natural miler.”
Shamrock Girl has won five of nine races,
and the $72,000 winner’s share of the La
Senora purse pushed her earnings to
$208,288. The filly scored a 6 1/4-length
win in last year’s 6-furlong, $40,000-added
Dessie and Fern Sawyer Futurity (R) for
state-bred 2-year-olds during the New
Mexico State Fair portion of The Downs at
Albuquerque meet.
Squall Wilbud, the 7-2 second choice,
ran second and was followed by Go To
Gold, Highspeed Rescue, Tequila Moonrise,
Ransomsgoodfriday, Squallena, Dirty
Shame, Catcher Moves, Like The Wind,
Shug’s Midnight, and Tin Can Kitty.
A homebred bay daughter of the Summer
Squall stallion Squall racing for W.T. Stradley
and Tom Williams, Squall Wilbud earned
$24,000 to increase her bankroll to more
than $238,000 from 11 starts.
Go To Gold is campaigned by Gary and
Jerribeth Prachar and Nicholas W.
Northcott, who claimed the gray or roan
daughter of Lesters Boy for $12,500 at Zia
Park on October 30. Go To Gold has
earned $41,878 from two wins in seven
outs, and she was a finalist in last year’s
Dessie and Fern Sawyer Futurity.
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REPORT FROM MARCH NEW MEXICO RACING
COMMISSION MEETING IN ALBUQUERQUE
India Hatch
Agency Director
Ray Willis
Interim Chairman
The New Mexico Racing
Commission held its monthly
meeting at its headquarters in
Albuquerque on March 24.
The meeting was chaired by
interim chairman Ray Willis of
Roswell, and it was the first meeting
attended by the four new
commissioners recently appointed by
new governor Susana Martinez –
Beverly Bourguet of Albuquerque,
Jerald G. Cosper of Los Lunas,
Robert M. Doughty III of
Albuquerque, and Gayla McCulloch
of Farmington.
Willis is the only commissioner
who was retained by Gov. Martinez,
who took office on January 1. The
new commissioners replace
chairwoman Marty Cope of Hobbs,
who resigned in January, Arnold Rael of Rio Rancho,
Thomas “Eddie” Fowler of Ruidoso, and Larry
Delgado of Santa Fe.
A racehorse owner with bachelor’s and master’s
degrees from New Mexico State University, Bourguet
is director of the Northern New Mexico chapter of
the United States Tennis Association. She also has
pioneered youth tennis programs in Albuquerque and
runs a program for at-risk youth in Barelas.
Cosper is the owner of Arrow Animal Hospital in
Los Lunas. A former associate veterinarian at Village
Veterinary Hospital in Bosque
Farms, Cosper also has worked at
Ruidoso Downs assisting in
medication administration. He has a
bachelor’s degree in animal science
from NMSU, and he is a graduate
of Colorado State University’s
veterinary school.
Doughty is a practicing attorney
and a shareholder with Doughty &
West P.A. A specialist in personal
injury law and insurance defense,
Doughty earned a bachelor’s degree
in criminal justice from NMSU and
his law degree from the University
of New Mexico School of Law.
A past president of the New
Mexico Quarter Horse Association
and an AQHA director,
McCullouch has extensive
experience with horses and the
racing industry, and she is affiliated with the familyowned
Drake Running Horse Ranch and McCulloch
Ranch. She currently serves on the Farmington City
Council, and she earned a bachelor’s degree in
business and marketing at NMSU.
New Mexico Horse Breeders’ Association
executive director Anna Fay Davis gave the
commission her race-a-day reports for Sunland Park
through March 20. During the first 60 days of its
meet, the track ran 322 New Mexico-bred races –
230 for Thoroughbreds and 102 for Quarter Horses.
By comparison, Sunland Park also carded 308 statebred
races during the first 57 days of its 2009-10
meet, 207 for Thoroughbreds and 101 for Quarter
Horses.
Also, during the first 48 days of Sunland Park’s
current meet, a total of 232 New Mexico-bred
Thoroughbreds and Quarter Horses ran in open
overnight races, of which 61 (27 percent) finished
first, second, or third. Of this total, 54 were Quarter
Beverly Bourguet Commissioner
Horses and seven were Thoroughbreds. Bonuses
totaling $80,464.80 were paid to the owners of these
horses.
By comparison, a total of 248 state-breds
competed in open races during the first 48 days of
Sunland’s 2009-10 season, of which 66 (27 percent)
ran first, second, or third. Of this total, seven were
Thoroughbreds and 59 were Quarter Horses, and
bonuses totaling $53,215.60 were paid to the owners
of these horses.
Also at the meeting, it was announced by New
Mexico Horsemen’s Association executive director
Jack McGrail and Jockeys’ Guild representatives John
Beech and Mindy Coleman, that an agreement has
been reached on a fee schedule for the state’s jockeys.
The following fees went into effect on April 8:
For races with purses up to and including $4,999,
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Commissioner
Robert M. Doughty III
Commissioner
jockeys on winning mounts will
receive 10 percent of the winner’s
share of the purse, followed by $70
(second-place mount), $60 (thirdplace),
$58 (fourth-place), and $50
(unplaced).
For races with purses from
$5,000-$9,999, jockeys on winning
mounts will earn 10% of the
winner’s share of the purse, followed
by $80 (second-place), $65 (thirdplace),
$63 (fourth-place), and $55
(unplaced).
For races with purses from
$10,000-$14,999, jockeys on
winning mounts will receive 10
percent of the winner’s share of the
purse, followed by 5 percent of the
place portion of the purse (secondplace),
$75 (third-place), $68
(fourth-place), and $60 (unplaced).
For races with purses from $15,000-$24,999,
jockeys on winning mounts will earn 10 percent of
the winner’s share of the purse, followed by 5
percent of the place portion of the purse (secondplace),
5 percent of the show portion of the purse
(third-place), $75 (fourth-place), and $70
(unplaced).
For races with purses of $25,000-$49,999,
jockeys on winning mounts will earn 10 percent of
the winner’s share of the purse, followed by 5
percent of the place portion of the
purse (second-place), 5 percent of
the show portion of the purse
(third-place), $80 (fourth-place),
and $75 (unplaced).
For races with purses of
$50,000-$99,999, jockeys on
winning mounts will earn 10
percent of the winner’s share of the
purse, followed by 5 percent of the
place portion of the purse (secondplace),
5 percent of the show
portion of the purse (third-place), 5
percent of the fourth-place portion
of the purse (fourth-place), and $80
(unplaced).
For races with purses of
$100,000 and up, jockeys on
winning mounts will earn 10
percent of the winner’s share of the
purse, followed by 5 percent of the
place portion of the purse (second-place), 5 percent
of the show portion of the purse (third-place), 5
percent of the fourth-place portion of the purse
(fourth-place), and $110 (unplaced).
The agreement was reached after 2 ½ years of
negotiations between the NMHA and Jockeys’
Guild.
“We’re happy to announce that this issue has
finally been settled,” said McGrail.
McGrail also announced that the annual NMHA
Awards Banquet will be held at SunRay Park
Racetrack and Casino in Farmington on May 20, and
he said that the NMHA and Zia Park management
had a meeting scheduled for April 5 to discuss issues
related to the track surface.
The commission also approved Bobby Allison,
Linda Salinas, and Norm Amundson as the Board of
Stewards and Dr. Steve England as the state
veterinarian for the 48-day meet at SunRay Park,
which runs from April 23-July 12; and the stakes
Gayla McCulloch Commissioner
schedule for Zia Park in Hobbs, which opens its 50-
day meet on September 10.
Once again, Zia Park will host the New Mexico
Cup for state-bred Thoroughbreds and Quarter
Horses, which the last two seasons has been the
richest state or provincial day of racing in North
America.
The commission also approved the racing officials,
wagering format, post times, and the All American
Future Wager for the 60-day Ruidoso Downs meet,
which runs May 27-September 5. This year, the All
American Future Wager will take place during a
seven-day period, compared to a four-day period in
2010.
For more information, contact the commission at
(505) 222-0700, or visit its website at
www.nmrc.state.nm.us.
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LA CONEJA STAKES (R)
Shemoves
A one-time $10,000 claimer, Shemoves
led at every call en route to a two-length
win in the March 27, $120,000 La Coneja
Stakes (R) for New Mexico-bred fillies and
mares at Sunland Park.
Shemoves covered 5 ½ furlongs in 1:03.67
under jockey Ramsey Zimmerman, after she
established fractions of :21.78 and :44.79.
Weston Martin saddled Shemoves for owners
Charles E. Trimble and Tommy Gunstream.
The La Coneja marked the first stakes
start for Shemoves, a 6-year-old gray or
roan mare who was bred by Trimble.
Shemoves became the 18th stakes winner
from 158 starters sired by Ghostly Moves, a
19-year-old son of the Mr. Prospector
stallion Silver Ghost who during his racing
career earned $272,259 from 23 starts and
ran second to Tejano Run in the 1997
Widener Handicap (G3) at Hialeah Park.
Bred in Virginia by Edward P. Evans,
Ghostly Moves has sired 101 winners foals
and the earners of more than $8.1 million,
including multiple stakes winner Some Ghost.
Shemoves’ dam, Great Aviator, is a
winning 13-year-old daughter of the
Timeless Moment stallion Great Gladiator.
Shemoves traces back to her fifth dam, Vase,
a stakes-winning Kentucky-bred daughter of
two-time U.S. champion Native Dancer.
The $72,000 winner’s share of the La
Coneja purse increased Shemoves’ earnings
to $179,339. The mare has won six of 14
races, including a 5 1/2-furlong $25,000
claiming sprint for New Mexico-bred mares
at Sunland Park on January 2. Shemoves
competed for a $10,000 tag at Ruidoso
Downs two years ago.
Cali Baby, the 11-10 choice in the field
of 11, ran second. Tricky R.,
Pocketfullachime, Mylilmemo, Fan’s Cat,
Happy Me, Ambers Pride, Teras Baby,
Glory Be Mine, and Awintersdream
completed the order of finish.
A homebred 5-year-old mare by the late
Thatsusintheolbean racing for Chris P.
Hourigan and UKUSA Stables, Cali Baby
earned $24,600 to push her bankroll to
$370,374. Cali Baby has won eight of 16
starts while being campaigned exclusively in
New Mexico, including two official blacktype
stakes last season – the one-mile,
$170,000 Peppers Pride New Mexico Cup
Fillies & Mares Championship (R) at Zia
Park, and the 6-furlong, $120,000 New
Mexico State Racing Commission Handicap
(R) at Sunland Park.
Tricky R. is a 4-year-old dark bay filly by
the Phone Trick stallion Favorite Trick who
has banked $79,830 from three wins in five
outs for her owner, Ruth Summers. Tricky
R. began her career last year with three
consecutive victories, including a nose win
as the 1-5 favorite in a 6-furlong, $37,000
second-level allowance for state-bred
distaffers at Sunland on December 17.
photo by Coady Photography
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HorseName
Location Standing
Sire Name Dam Name Owner Name
A Royale High David Morales - 7565 Shoestring Ranch Rd - Las Cruces, NM 88012
On A High Harems Choice Morales, Danielle M.
Aero Dynamic Marvel Mystery Farms - 1800 Pinson - Hobbs, NM 88242
First Place Dash Sky Streakin Capps, George E., Sr. or Debra
Be Real Quick San Juan Equine Center - 267 Rd 4800 - Bloomfield, NM 87413 - (505) 330-6261
Royal Quick Dash Be Real Now Smith, Terry G.
Beduinos Return Estrada Farm - 2104 Collins Drive - Las Vegas, NM 87701 - (505) 425-9620
Turn To Beduino Bradleyʼs Haste Estrada, Gabriel M.
Blazing Heartbeat 224 Dawson Rd - Capitan, NM 88316
Dash For Cash Hempens Chicgay Brown, Tom & Washburn-Brown, Becky
Blow You Away Pena Blanca, NM 87041
Better Judgement Dynamite Departure Roybal, Joe
Boppem Kona Man Los Pinos, NM
Corona Cartel Boppem Easy Martinez, Thomas D.
Brer Possum Stringer Ranch - Crowflat, NM - (915) 964-2376
Beduino Rebel Miss Panzarita Stringer, Norma
Brookstone Bay JEH Stallion Station NM - 28538 Hwy 70 - Hondo, NM 88336 - (575) 653-4480
First Down Dash Le Ritz Helzer, James E. & Richard, Chad
Cash Is Ballynice 202 E Buena Suerte - Hobbs, NM 88242
Willamar Traces Of Sinn Cruz, Joel
Celadon Weatherly Horse Farm - 2025 Anthony Dr - Anthony, NM 88021 - (575) 882-2406
Dash For Cash Winter Dreams Danley, Rita J.
Chickie Cherry Cola Famous Lane Farm - 654 Riata Rd - Tularosa, NM 88352 - (801) 641-4747
Chicks Beduino No Policy Limit Saucer Five, LP
Chicks A Blazin Double L Farm - Hwy 346 Milemarker 71 - Bosque, NM 87006 - (505) 864-2485
Chicks Beduino Forthe Loveofhoney Abraham, Mike C.
Chicks Magnet Swallows Farm - 2432 Venetian Way SW - Albuquerque, NM 87105 - (505) 877-4078
Chicks Beduino Bless This Rocket Swallows, Richard B. or Sharon
Chicks Shur Shine 2906 Girlscout Lane - Sunland Park, NM 88063
Shur Likes To Shine Sign Me First Acosta, Gabriel
Choovie Do Dash New Hope Farm - 200 Camino Yquado - Bosque, NM 87006
Chicksdeck Dash Golondrina Mia Jet Hills, Earl H.
Cinco Milagro Higgins Farm - 74 McDonald Rd - Malaga, NM 88263 - (575) 745-3684
Dean Miracle On A Bunny Higgins, Melanie
Come Down Runnin New Mexico State University - 400 W Union- Las Cruces, NM - (575) 202-3646
First Down Dash RR Le Mistral New Mexico State University
Come On Boots 7707 Broadway SW - Albuquerque, NM 87105
Strawfly Special Tinys Trinket Jaquez, Abraham
Corona Caliente Double L Farm - Hwy 346 Milemarker 71 - Bosque, NM 87006 - (505) 864-2485
First Down Dash Corona Chick Morris, Molly B. & Abraham, Mike C.
Coronas Blackdiamond Born Running Ranch - Deming, NM 88030 - (575) 548-2744
Count Corona Sheza Fast Jewel Coronas Blackdiamond Partnership
Covert Bar Y Equine - 1775 W Berino Rd - Berino, NM - (575) 202-9587
Dash Thru Traffic Fortuna Babe Therwhanger, Charlie
Crocketts Ice House New Hope Farm - 200 Camino Yquado - Bosque, NM 87006 - (505) 864-9109
Crocketts Jet Royal Returns Hills, Earl H.
Curlys Fortune Wagon Wheel Ranch - 8000 S Eunice Hwy - Hobbs, NM 88240 - (432) 209-7441
Calyx Fortuna Babe Zamora, Giovanni
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HorseName
Location Standing
Sire Name Dam Name Owner Name
CW Miracle Wilderspin Ranch - Mineral Hill Rt - Las Vegas, NM - (432) 683-5376
Dean Miracle Windys Runaway Babe Wilderspin, Clifton
Dash For Famous Rancho El Diamante - 57 Estancia - Vado, NM 88072 - (575) 233-2675
Dash Ta Fame Born To This Land Aldavaz, Hermenegildo G.
Dashair TNL Farm - 285 Hwy 116 - Bosque, NM 87006 - (505) 864-6680
First Down Dash Such an Easy Effort Bassett, John H. or L. Ann
DDD Casham 245 E Orchard Park Rd - Dexter, NM 88230 - (575) 420-1860
Im Incahoots Shamaree Devenport, Darel D.
Deefirst Buena Suerte Equine - 1907 White Mill Rd - Roswell, NM 88203 - (575) 623-9119
First Down Dash Deeachick Anjora Corp. (Carlos A. Sosa, et al)
Desirio JEH Stallion Station NM - 28538 Hwy 70 - Hondo, NM 88336 - (575) 653-4480
Strawfly Special Lady Tenaya Helzer, James E., Horner, Les & J&L Stables, LLC
Diamond Floyd NM Large Aminal Hospital - 815 W McDonald - Clovis, NM 88101
Pyromaniac Diamond Dashlette Mobley, Richard or Lana
Do Me Fly
Tecolote Stables - Tecolote, NM
First Down Dash Snazzy Creek Martinez, Tony F.
Double J Cartel
202 Buena Suerte, Hobbs, NM
Cartel Charley Mexican Doll Cruz, Joel & Guerrero, Jessie
Dunit Runnin
Frontera Training Center
Runaway Winner Dance Em Up 21 Partnership, Inc.
Easily A Dream #20 Cty Rd 4960 - Bloomfield, NM 87413
Easily Smashed Miss Victory Dream Higgins, Don O.
Embros
Davis / Bennett Farm, SW Albuquerque, NM
Dean Miracle Ladys Slick Moves Davis, Kathryn S.
Eyes For Fame
Los Pinos, NM
Dash Ta Fame Only For His Eyes Martinez, Thomas D.
Famous Lane Famous Lane Farm - 654 Riata Rd - Tularosa, NM 88352 - (801) 641-4747
Dash Ta Fame JM Taylor Lane Holdaway, Kim E., Trujillo, John & Watterson, Kip
Fast Debonair Famous Lane Farm - 654 Riata Rd - Tularosa, NM 88352 - (801) 641-4747
Heza Fast Man Debonairess McCasland, Robert A.
Fighter On Fire MJ Farms - 154 Jaramillo Loop - Veguita, NM - (505) 864-1152
First Down Dash Chenille Rancho El Alacran, Inc.
First Class Sign Mountain States Equine - 2604 Pinson Rd - Hobbs, NM 88242 - (575) 392-7488
Vital Sign Chicks Fancy Fran Creager, Greg
First Down Solution Troost Farm - 491 W Funk Rd - Lake Arthur, NM 88253 - (575) 365-2793
First Down Dash Soviet Problem Troost, Philip G.
First Moonflash Double L Farm - Hwy 346 Milemarker 71 - Bosque, NM 87006 - (505) 864-2485
First To Flash Nagano Moon Amestoy, Pierre J., Jr, Gonzalez, Maria G. & Abraham, Mike C.
First To Blaze
S-W Cattle Co - Hobbs, NM
First Down Dash Marcy Darling Stradley, William T. & Williams, Tom A.
Fly On The Opener JSY Ranch - 100 Old French Rd - Springer, NM 87747
Mr Eye Opener Fly On By You JSY Racing
Flyin Color Lovelace Farm - 1604 E 19th - Roswell, NM - (979) 220-2205
Chicks Beduino Delightful Memories Boegner, John
Flyin With Vengeance 725 Vado Rd - Vado, NM 88072 - (915) 694-5243
Strawfly Special Avengingly MAF Racing Enterprises, LLC (Marco A. Flores, et al)
Four J Caribbean Blu 104 CR 84 C - Santa Fe, NM 87506 - (505) 455-0926
Major Rime Ima Prissy Winner Munoz, Jacinto
70 New Mexico Horse Breeder

HorseName
Location Standing
Sire Name Dam Name Owner Name
Future Trick Carrete Farm - 6631 Isleta SW - Albuquerque, NM 87105 - (505) 321-5512
Chicks Beduino Heart Trick Carrete, Jesus J.
Genuine Strawfly Buena Suerte Equine - 1907 White Mill Rd - Roswell, NM 88203 - (575) 623-9119
Strawfly Special High Fashion Dash J & L Stables, LLC
Get Down Perry JEH Stallion Station NM - 28538 Hwy 70 - Hondo, NM 88336 - (575) 653-4480
Mr Jess Perry Royal Down Dash Helzer, James E. & Hubbard, R.D.
Gettin The Cash Famous Lane Farm - 654 Riata Rd - Tularosa, NM 88352 - (801) 641-4747
Takin On The Cash TMF Asgoodasitgets Sepulveda Corporation
Go Southern Special JEH Stallion Station NM - 28538 Hwy 70 - Hondo, NM 88336 - (575) 653-4480
Southern Cartel Go Special Chickie Neugebauer, Melvin & Mary
Gonamakeyoureyesblue Buena Suerte Equine - 1907 White Mill Rd - Roswell, NM 88203 - (575) 623-9119
Mr Jess Perry The Louisiana Girl Double Eagle Ranch, Inc.
Gone To The Mountain A & A Horse Farm - 1713 W Washington - Anthony, NM 88021 - (915) 539-2176
Panther Mountain Lindys Bouquet Woerner, Clyde
Gonna Ro Sham Bo A & A Horse Farm - 1713 W Washington - Anthony, NM 88021 - (915) 539-2176
Real Runaway First By Far A & A Horse Farm, LLC
GSR Browns Bullet Rowe, NM 87562 - (505) 670-5151
Browns Dasher GSR Truckle Doll Archuleta, Mike A.
Hard Hitting TNL Farm - 285 Hwy 116 - Bosque, NM 87006 - (505) 864-6680
TR Dasher Chickasis Hard Hitting Partnership
Heart Of A Fisherman JSY Ranch - 100 Old French Rd - Springer, NM 87747
Fishers Dash Sweet Heart Six JSY Racing
Heart Of Stoli
Martinez Farm - Los Pinos, NM
Stoli First Place Affair Martinez, Joseph A. & Thomas D.
Hearts Miracle
Luis Perez Farm - SW Albuquerque, NM
Dean Miracle Heart Sparks Perez, Osvaldo
Hez Choice Property 20 Jim Day Lane - Tularosa, NM 88352
First Down Dash Harems Choice Choice Property Partnership
Heza Bold Sign 633 S Prairieview Rd - Lovington, NM 88260
Vital Sign Bold Floozie Norris Land & Cattle Co., LLC
Hi Beamer Weatherly Horse Farm - 2025 Anthony Dr - Anthony, NM 88021 - (575) 882-2406
Calligrapher Diamond Dashlette Mobley, Richard or Lana
Hy Lucky Ace 02-A Boot Walker Ct - Los Lunas, NM 87031 - (505) 450-3786
Lucky Aces N Eights Boost Chavez, Raul A.
Intrigue Six Anderson Farm - 201 Braught Rd - Bosque Farms, NM 87068 - (505) 869-5233
Streakin Six Rons Intrigue Anderson, Patricia Y.
Investment Rawhide Sons Ranch - 9 Haley Circle, Roswell, NM
A Dandy Rawhide Ms Chics Investment Sons, Danny E.
Jacksboro Weatherly Horse Farm - 2025 Anthony Dr - Anthony, NM 88021 - (575) 882-2406
Naevus Woodsboro Danley, Rita J.
Jalin Jala 19 Carson City Rd 88230 - Dexter, NM - (505) 317-9948
Sun And Silver Voola Voola Aldavaz, Jaime G.
Jess A Chicks Double L Farm - Hwy 346 Milemarker 71 - Bosque, NM 87006 - (505) 864-2485
Chicks A Blazin Jess Satin Abraham, Mike C., McClintic, James R. & Mooring, W. L.
Jess Kicken Carrete Farm - 6631 Isleta SW - Albuquerque, NM 87105 - (505) 321-5512
Mr Jess Perry Kicken West Carrete, Jesus J. & Kloeppel, Richard J., Jr.
Jesse James Jr MJ Farms - PO Box 499 - Veguita, NM 87062- (505) 864-1152
Mr Jess Perry Loose Lips M J Farms
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HorseName
Location Standing
Sire Name Dam Name Owner Name
Jigs True Wish La Drone Mountain Farm - 42 La Drone Vista - Bosque, NM 87006
Stinkys Lad True Wish Foley, Sandra E.
JJ Cross Dawg #28 Western Rd - Moriarty, NM 87035
Dash Ta Fame Tiny Teller Wright, Lonnie G. or Patty
Ketel Won JEH Stallion Station NM - 28538 Hwy 70 - Hondo, NM 88336 - (575) 653-4480
Stoli Sixy Lady Hubbard, R. D.
King Ballou New Hope Farm - 200 Camino Yquado - Bosque, NM 87006 - (505) 864-9109
Rare King Ballou Thirty Two Hills, Earl H.
KO Calyx 69 Tumbleweed Lane - Tularosa, NM 88352
Calyx First To Fight Baird, O. Leonard & Bailey, C. Jason
Latest Version JEH Stallion Station NM - 28538 Hwy 70 - Hondo, NM 88336 - (575) 653-4480
Holland Ease The Jubilee Diamond Helzer, James E., Hubbard, R.D., Dream Walkin Farms & Holmes, Butch
Leap Day Lark 47 Alameda Rd - Las Vegas, NM 87701 - (505) 429-3905
Straight Talker Princess Lady Lark Esquibel, Greg T.
Lordly Way Wallin Farm - #9 Homestead Court - Moriarty, NM 87035
Corona Cartel Easily A Doll Wallin, Kenneth L.
Lucky Eighty Eight #29 CR 4909 - Bloomfield, NM 87413
Lucky Aces N Eights Sparkle Sparkle Marin, Mario
Lucky To Be Deferred Lazy J Ranch - 715 Hwy 37- Nogal, NM 88341 - (575) 354-0196
Deferred Sentence Lucky Heartbeat Aldrich, Janet Long
Major Rime Double L Farm - Hwy 346 Milemarker 71 - Bosque, NM 87006 - (505) 864-2485
Rime Mary Major Abraham, Mike C.
Man On The Move TNL Farm - 285 Hwy 116 - Bosque, NM 87006 - (505) 864-6680
The Down Side High Kickin Gal Lane, Nannette or Terrence or Marney, Suzann
Mercurial Chick Host Farms - Ruidoso Downs, NM 88355
Chicks Regard Sixarich Baby Hathcock, R. Gregory (Greg)
Metallic Lion Buena Suerte Equine - 1907 White Mill Rd - Roswell, NM 88203 - (575) 623-9119
Apollo Diva Reba Buena Suerte Equine & Anjora Corp
Moo Flyer 5454 Jaqueline SW - Albuquerque, NM 87105
Freedom Flyer Moo Vin Bonnie Quintana, Gaudencio
Motel A & A Horse Farm - 1713 W Washington - Anthony, NM 88021 - (915) 539-2176
Teller Cartel Fresh Approach Alvarez, Norma or R. G. (Dosi)
Mr Sammy Bug Riverside Horse Farm - 525 S Johnson - Bloomfield, NM 87413
Bug Me Bright Zevis Miss Sammy Atkinson, L. Joyce
My Buddy Dash
Pacheco Farm - Tecolote, NM
Pure D Dash Shamrocks Hope Pacheco, Johnny
National Threat Famous Lane Farm - 654 Riata Rd - Tularosa, NM 88352 - (801) 641-4747
Special Effort Dashing Phoebe F/F Racing Stable
Nicsmypop R/F Racing Stable - Lot 25 Rope St - Clovis, NM 88101
Now I Know Shake A Lark Isler, J. D.
Nobel Jet RR 1 Box 9 NE Frontage Rd - Socorro, NM 87801 - (575) 835-8074
Noble Silence Realeasy Mind Salazar, Everett
One Good Ado 200 Stone Rd - 14 miles NE of Capitan, NM 88316 - (575) 354-2356
Dashado Good Time Queen Stone, Preston L. & Willa
Perry Tee Chick Shoe L Ranch - 2551 St Hwy 252 - McAlister, NM 88427
Mr Jess Perry Linda Te Chick Shoe L., Inc. (Bob E. Lee, et al)
Positively Sparkling 358 Quail Trail - Corrales, NM - (505) 440-7260
Sparkling Moolah Positively Smashing Powell, Dick L.
72 New Mexico Horse Breeder

HorseName
Location Standing
Sire Name Dam Name Owner Name
Prime Time Cat San Juan Equine Center - 267 Rd 4800 - Bloomfield, NM 87413 - (505) 330-6261
Panther Mountain Honky Tonk Dream Sanchez, Patrick L.
Pyromaniac XL Ranch - 3113 A State Hwy 252 - McAlister, NM 88427
Scout Leader Shelley Ann Lee, T. Jerry
Rabbits Rainbow Weatherly Horse Farm - 2025 Anthony Dr - Anthony, NM 88021 - (575) 882-2406
Yawls Rabbit Neon Rainbows Lewter, James T.
Rainbows Treat Renegades Farm - Lot 25 Rope St - Clovis, New Mexico 88101
The Rainbow Ranger Suzies First Treat Renegades Farm
Rances Reason Whitehead Farm - 3714 Quay Rd 64.5 - Tucumcari, NM 88401
Voice Of Reason Yawl Know Now Whitehead, Judy & Wade
Real Lucky Ducky 3 Snell Rd - Carrizozo, NM
Real Runaway Runnin Ducky Segovia, Jesus M.
Reckazoom
Hernandez Farm - 810 N Commercial - Lovington, NM
Azoom Reckless Mistress Hernandez, Moises R., Sr.
Right Down To It San Bar Farm - Puerto De Luna, NM (575) 472-5131
First Down Dash RR Le Mistral Sanchez, Arsenio C. & David A.
Rimen Rocket North Deming Farm - Deming, NM 88030
Major Rime Alisons Rockette Whatley, Blanche
Robin Banks Sandoval Ranch - Bloomfield, NM 87413
Chicks Beduino Merry Memories Sandoval, Jonna D. or Sam S.
Roll Into Mischief 29 Lucero Rd - Los Lunas, NM 87031
Roll The Cash Gettin Into Mischief Rivera, Frank E.
Royal Dash Six Pacheco Farm - Tecolote, NM 87701 - (505) 490-9701
Sixes Royal Baby Doll Dash Pacheco, Charles S.
Royal Freedom Flyer Montoya Farm -31 N Terrace Farms Rd - Espanola, NM 87532 - (505) 753-9893
Freedom Flyer Royal Cash Chick Montoya, Samuel R.
Royalty On Watch Jovi Farm - Sunland Park, NM 88063
First Down Dash Time For A Goddess Diaz, Victor
Runaway Colors Tommy Bouldin Farm - 537 NM 88- Portales, NM 88130
Runaway Winner Fast N Fun Bouldin, Tommy R.
San Bar Diamonds San Bar Farms - Puerto De Luna, NM
The Regency Diamond Estrellita San Sanchez, Arsenio C.
Secret Bunny Man Running River Ranch - Bloomfield, NM 87413
Sail On Bunny Ms Secret Jet Sullivan, Michael B. or Ann
Send Me Cartel Southway Farm - 3113 Girl Scout LN - Sunland Park, NM 88063
Corona Cartel Send Me First S M S Racing LLC (Henry Southway, et al)
Serafina Home Boy Home Boy Ranch - County Rd B26A - House # 394 - Serafina, NM 87569
Imprimatur Lindsys Sunflower Ortiz, Jerry
Shake Em Open Bar Y Equine - 1775 W Berino Rd - Berino, NM - (575) 202-9587
Mr Eye Opener Shake Em Six Driggers, Robert M. or Del Rae
Sign Of Royalty Ford Farm - 771 Shenandoah Dr - Fort Sumner, NM 88119 - (575) 355-2972
The Signature Rosies Cat Ford, Jess
Sign To Be A Runaway 641 Baca Rd - Las Cruces, NM 88001
Real Runaway Sign To Be A Lady Garcia, Modesto
Sixes Royal Double L Farm - Hwy 346 Milemarker 71 - Bosque, NM 87006 - (505) 864-2485
Royal Quick Dash Tempered Glass Abraham, Mike C.
Smashin My Lajolla 6420 Palacio Lane SW - Albuquerque, NM 87105
Smashing N Dashing Madame La Jolla Corral, Eduardo
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HorseName
Location Standing
Sire Name Dam Name Owner Name
Smashing N Dashing Stokes Farm- 2.5 miles S of Estancia on Hwy 41 - (505) 832-4559
First Down Dash Dela Creme Smash Wallin, Kenneth L.
Snow Party Red Feather Equine - 1326 W Higuera St - Tularosa, NM - (575) 585-4607
Disco Jerry First Prize Dash Thompson, Laura L.
Soto Six Running River Ranch - Bloomfield, NM 87413
Royal Quick Dash Passem Bye Bye Sullivan, Michael B. or Ann
Southern Corona Buena Suerte Equine - 1907 White Mill Rd - Roswell, NM 88203 - (575) 623-9119
Corona Cartel Southern Policy Shearer, Richard R. or Patricia
Special Secrets Running River Ranch - Bloomfield, NM 87413
Special Effort Miss Secret Charm Sullivan, Michael B. or Ann
Speed Secret Mega Horses - US 285 N #34919 - Ojo Caliente, NM 87549
Six To Five Streakin Blue One Megariz, Michael, III
Stare Ya Down Martin Orona Ranch - 435 Mustang Rd - Vado, NM 88072
Fit To Fly Wait Watch Her Fournier, Karim W.
Stoli In Silk Host Farms - Ruidoso Downs, NM 88355
Stoli Lady Luxury Hathcock, R. Gregory (Greg)
Streakaway Cash XL Ranch - 3113 A State Hwy 252 - McAlister, NM 88427
Runaway Winner Dashs Dream Lee, T. Jerry
Streakin Siete Byers Ranch - Bent, NM 88314 - (575) 430-6415
Streakin Six Cashisfine Kinsolving Ranches
Substantial Effort Rubio Farm - 209 Maine Ave - Lake Arthur, NM 88253
Special Effort Kately Rubio, Miguel A.
Sumthintobelievin Sierra Blanca Equine - Hwy 70 E - Ruidoso Downs, NM 88346
Fleet Sound Some Kinda Woman Saunders, Barbara H. & Kim
Takin On Spoon Man 1804 N Vinton Rd - Anthony, NM 88021 - (915) 581-7445
Takin On The Cash Diamond Spoon Anjora Corp. (Carlos A. Sosa, et al)
Teller Im Bigtime Famous Lane Farm - 654 Riata Rd - Tularosa, NM - (801) 641-4747
Teller Cartel Ms Dashin Bigtime Kinsolving Ranches
The Beduino Express 107 Pueblo Rd - Lake Arthur, NM 88253
The Federal Express Waspy Rose Fierro, Angel
Truley Easy Streakin Cuadra 5 Hermonos Racing - 1915 S Commercial - Lovington, NM 88260
Truley First Class Miss Streakin Easy Leyva, Osbaldo
Ugo Doctor Max Animal Haven Clinic - 822 E Main - Farmington, NM 87401
You Go Hugo Special Grin Quintana, Joe P.
Voice Of Reason Young Farms - 6368 Quay Rd - Tucumcari, NM 88401
Mr Jess Perry Sweetest Sounds Young, Larry E.
Windhams Winner 840 Frontera Rd - Orozco Farm - Sunland Park, NM
Runaway Winner Form Fit Orozco, H. Armando
Winners Version MJ Farms - PO Box 499 - Veguita, NM 87062- (505) 864-1152
Holland Ease The Jubilee Diamond A & C Racing and Roping
Woodbridge MJ Farms - PO Box 499 - Veguita, NM 87062- (505) 864-1152
Dash Ta Fame Champagne Lane M J Farms
Wyoming Jewels 816 S Boardman - Gallup, NM 87301
Heza Fast Man California Jewels Jensen, Trinni
74 New Mexico Horse Breeder

HorseName
Location Standing
Sire Name Dam Name Owner Name
Abajo Double L Farm - Hwy 346 Milemarker 71 - Bosque, NM 87006 - (505) 864-2485
Robyn Dancer Aerobic Exercise Abajo Partnership
Aeneas Cedar Creek Ranch - 395 Cedar Creek Rd - Grenville, NM 88424
Capote Gone To Venus Cedar Creek Ranch
Aledo Harris Farm - 7755 CR 3520 - Flora Vista, NM 87415
Capote Liba Runner Harris, Dezmer J. or Joyce A.
Alnaab Running Horse Farm - 7102 Ilfield Rd SW - Albuquerque, NM 87105 - (505) 873-2220
Mr. Prospector Hail Maggie Robinson, Charles
Another Freespirit Pergola Farm - 347 Lagunitas SW - Albuquerque, NM 87105
Afleet Rays Joy Pergola, Karl G.
Anziyan Palo Verde Ranch-1024 Ranch Rd - Anthony, NM (915) 490-1928
Danzig Razyana Maldonado, Jesse, Crane, Billie Jo & Cannon, Keith
Attilaʼs Storm JEH Stallion Station NM - 28538 Hwy 70 - Hondo, NM 88336 - (575) 653-4480
Forest Wildcat Sweet Symmetry Helzer, James E. & Hubbard, R.D.
Awesome Dividend Ozhan Farm - 5 Tiara Lane - Belen, NM 87002 - (505) 269-0154
Awesome Again Bluffʼs Dividend Ozhan, Kamil
Banbury Cross Cedar Creek Ranch - 395 Cedar Creek Rd - Grenville, NM 88424
Storm Cat Mythomania Cedar Creek Ranch
Bay Head King Buena Suerte Equine - 1907 White Mill Rd - Roswell, NM 88203 - (575) 623-9119
Saint Ballado Meadow Silk Blach, Kevin J. & Leonard P.
Bestbandintheland Windsor Farms - 197 Plains Hwy, Lovington, NM 88260 - (575) 739-0100
Dixieland Band Chimes Soutar, Rich
Bizmaraque Red Feather Equine - 1326 W Higuera St - Tularosa, NM - (575) 585-4607
Storm Boot Miss Marquetry Thompson, Laura L.
Bobaway Blair Farm - 76 Franklin Rd - Virden, NM 88045 - (520) 845-2490
Society Max Circus Circus Blair, Joe W., England, Clyde & Wyatt, C. Jane
Bold Commotion San Miguel Stock Farm - Sapello, NM 87745
Bold Ruckus Lucyʼs Vixen McCall, Bill
Border Patrol Riverside Horse Farm - 525 S Johnson - Bloomfield, NM 87413
Atkinson, L. Joyce
Bourbon N Blues De Groot Farm - 4201 Sandstone Drive - Clovis, NM 88101 - (575) 760-9907
Lycius Bayou Plans DeGroot, Mitch
Buckland Manor Pergola Farm - 347 Lagunitas SW - Albuquerque, NM 87105
Bien Bien Bags Of Pace Pergola, Karl G.
Bugsy Chimes #29 CR 4909 - Bloomfield, NM 87413
Chimes Band Classy Clogue Marin, Mario
Call Me Cat Bloomfield Hwy E 64 Rd 5243 - Farmington, NM 87401
Bobby Ben Kitty Kate Foutz, David D.
Caracal Weatherly Horse Farm - 2025 Anthony Dr - Anthony, NM 88021 - (575) 882-2406
Red Ransom Mamselle Bebette Weatherly, Michael G.
Cascadian Quarterwin Farm - 133 Derby Shire Rd, Tularosa, NM 88352 - (575) 520-9900
Seattle Slew La Griffe Quarterwin Farms, LLC
Chain Of Command Stretchrun TB - Anthony, NM 88021
Polish Presedent Fantastic Ways Trujillo, Anthony J.
Challedon Express Windsor Farms - 197 Plains Hwy, Lovington, NM 88260 - (575) 739-0100
Rangeeʼs Pride Crafty Actor Kidd, Alan W.
Charlie Trumper Windsor Farms - 197 Plains Hwy, Lovington, NM 88260 - (575) 739-0100
Giantʼs Causeway Penniless Heiress Wolf Farms
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HorseName
Location Standing
Sire Name Dam Name Owner Name
Civilian Ranchocostalot - Raton, NM 87740 - (575) 445-5250
Woodman Marinka Civilian Group
Claudius Windsor Farms - 197 Plains Hwy, Lovington, NM 88260 - (575) 739-0100
Majestic Light Classy Ellie Soutar, Rich
Comic Genius 9100 Guadalupe Trail NW - Albuquerque, NM 87114 - (505) 301-1111
Unbridled Squan Song McCarthy, Mark F. & Rounseville, Will
Con Artist Alamo Farm - 7816 Alamo Farm Rd - Albuquerque, NM 87114
Seeking The Gold Ms. Margi Darnell, Casey E. LLC
Copelanʼs Pache Doug Lee Farm - 44 Rd 5474 - Farmington, NM 87401
Copelan Mepache Lee, Douglas L.
Crafty Player A & A Horse Farm - 1713 W Washington - Anthony, NM 88021 - (915) 539-2176
Crafty Prospector Palette Knife Ashford, H. Ray, Jr.
Daddy Warbucks Hourigan Horse Farm - Anthony, NM 88021 - (575) 589-1111
Valid Expectations Countess Delainea Bright, William H.
Dancin Rahy 19 Carson City Rd 88230 - Dexter, NM - (505) 317-9948
Rahy Green Darlin Aldavaz, Jaime G.
Datrick Double L Farm - Hwy 346 Milemarker 71 - Bosque, NM 87006 - (505) 864-2485
Favorite Trick Daum Heiligbrodt Racing Stable
Davidʼs Way 225 County Line - Chaparral, NM 88081
Ferrara J.A. Miss Bassett, Rolande
Desert God A & A Horse Farm - Anthony, NM - (915) 539-2176
Fappiano Blush With Pride Allen, H. Joe
Devilʼs Reef Running Horse Farm - 7102 Ilfield Rd SW - Albuquerque, NM 87105 - (505) 873-2220
Devil Begone Reham Running Horse Farm, LLC
Devon Lane TNL Farm - 285 Hwy 116 - Bosque, NM 87006 - (505) 864-6680
Storm Cat To The Hunt Lucas Racing, Inc.
Diabolical A & A Horse Farm - 1713 W Washington - Anthony, NM 88021 - (915) 539-2176
Artax Bonnie Byerly Alexander, Fred A.& Robison, J. Kirk
Disappearing Trick Lucky Six Farm - 455 Tierra Santa, Sunland Park, NM
Favorite Trick Missuma Dominguez, E. Henry
Distinctive Cat Weatherly Horse Farm - 2025 Anthony Dr - Anthony, NM 88021 - (575) 882-2406
Storm Cat Distinctive Sis Weatherly, Michael G. & Rogers, Joan
Dixie Topaz
Smith Farm - Crow Flats, NM
Marquetry Molly OʼHorton Smith, Paul A. & Michele Carell
Dixieland Cash Glen Hunt Farm - 6665 Hwy 64 - Bloomfield, NM 87413
Dixieland Heat Cash Drive Hunt, Glen E. & Goza, Jay E.
Doctor Smartz Rivera Farm - Moriarty, NM 87035
Beau Genius City Doc Rivera, Aurelio
Dome Double L Farm - Hwy 346 Milemarker 71 - Bosque, NM 87006 - (505) 864-2485
Storm Cat Sheʼs Tops Hardeman, LLC
Dominiqueʼs Cat 34086 US Highway 60 - Taiban, NM 88134 - (575) 355-1882
Storm Cat Eliza McKenna Thoroughbreds, LLC
Don Lux 4 1/2 miles W of Hwy 445 S side of Hwy 505 - Maxwell, NM 87728
Look See Golden Wave Band C S Ranch & Deines, Cody or Kathy
Double Honor McCallum View Farm - 99 Tammy - Moriarty, NM 87035
Gone West Holiday Snow McCallum, Chad & Tracey
Double U Dee New Hope Farm - 200 Camino Yquado - Bosque, NM 87006 - (505) 864-9109
Danzatore Sky Angel Hills, Earl H.
76 New Mexico Horse Breeder

HorseName
Location Standing
Sire Name Dam Name Owner Name
Dry Gulch
Lemons Farm - 215 E Siler Rd, Hobbs, NM
Gulch Funny Tammy Lemons, Johnathan
Eishin Storm 5025 Hwy 28 - Anthony, NM 88021
Storm Cat Desert Run GW Stables (Gary W. Clements)
Elegant Cat Weatherly Horse Farm - 2025 Anthony Dr - Anthony, NM 88021 - (575) 882-2406
Storm Cat Elegant Glance Weatherly, Michael G.
Elijahʼs Song JEH Stallion Station NM - 28538 Hwy 70 - Hondo, NM 88336 - (575) 653-4480
Unbridledʼs Song Toda Una Dama (ARG) Helzer, James E. & Hubbard, R.D.
Elusive Jazz Pinkerton Farm - 215 Jacquez Rd - Anthony, NM 88021
Elusive Quality Time For Jazz Mundell, Brian A., Hartman, Chris & Pinkerton, John
Embrace The Storm McCallum View Farm - 99 Tammy Rd - Moriarty, NM 87035 - (505) 832-9654
Storm Cat Country Romance McCallum, Chad & Tracey
Emerald Jig Tricar Stables - 1525 W Ohara Rd - Anthony, NM 88021 - (575) 993-0097
Green Dancer Spring Tour Tricar Stables, Inc.
Emerald Pride 2431 Tapia Blvd SW - Albuquerque, NM 87105
Proud Irish Emerald Tower Rodriguez, Juan M. & Magdaleno
Ex Federali PB & J Farm - 9 Pueblitos - Belen, NM 87002 - (505) 807-1718
In Excess Crystal Cop Tatman, R. Frank
Exciting Metro Graham Farm - R4 5107 Old Clovis Hwy - Roswell, NM (575) 622-1735
Carson City Excitations Graham, Clifford P., II & Jones, Frank L., Jr.
Expected Program Cross Roads Ranch - Anthony, NM 88021
Valid Expectations Program Pick Sims, William J.
Fashion Find Cottonwood Farms - 7012 Rio Grande Blvd NW - Albuquerque, NM 87107
Mr. Prospector Too Chic Harlacker, Chris & Lowder, John
Firejack Mountain States Equine - 2604 Pinson Rd - Hobbs, NM 88242 - (575) 392-7488
Dixieland Band Partygoer Floyd, O.E.
Fleet Deputy Bar Y Equine - 1775 W Berino Rd - Berino, NM - (575) 202-9587
Deputy Minister Twist Afleet GFF Racing, Inc.
Forest Joy Blair Farm - 76 Franklin Rd - Virden, NM 88045 - (520) 845-2490
Green Forest Fay Gay Mullins, E. H. or Mullins, V. Nadene (Estate)
Fort Knox Palo Verde Ranch-1024 Ranch Rd - Anthony, NM (915) 490-1928
Miswaki Mrs. Penny Crane, Billie Jo & Maldonado, Jesse
Fort Stanton C Taylor Ranchero, LTD - 399 Thornhill Rd - Lovington, NM 88260
Nureyev Winning Style Stephens, Steve W. & Jones, John T.L., Jr.
Funny Tom Firststar Farm - 37 Tulie Gate Rd - Tularosa, NM 88352
Shy Tom Funny Fox Ackerman, Gail
Fusaichi Zenon (JPN) Weatherly Horse Farm - 2025 Anthony Dr - Anthony, NM 88021 - (575) 882-2406
Sunday Silence Elizabeth Rose Weatherly, Michael G.
Gamblin Kenny 3048 Ruth Rd - Roswell, NM 88201 - (575) 623-1033
T.V. Slew Gamblin Mimi Owens, Kenneth H.
Gen Storminʼnorman Onsurez Farm - #7 Higby Hole Rd - Loving, NM 88256
Storm Cat Dismasted Onsurez, Damian S.
Ghost Mountain
Kevin Wells Farm - Bloomfield, NM
Silver Ghost My Bubbling Belle Wells, Kevin V.
Going Wild JEH Stallion Station - Hondo, NM (575) 653-4480
Golden Missile Pola Hubbard, R. D.
Gold Case Mesa Vista Stud - 1600 S. Second St - Raton, NM 87740 - (575) 445-3912
Forty Niner Silent Account Smith, J. Truman & Taylor, Jay
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HorseName
Location Standing
Sire Name Dam Name Owner Name
Golden Ransom Buena Suerte Equine - 1907 White Mill Rd - Roswell, NM 88203 - (575) 623-9119
Hennessey Ransom Queen R Legacy Racing, Inc.
Golden Shine Mesa Vista Stud - 1600 S. Second St - Raton, NM 87740 - (575) 445-3912
Touch Gold Mop Squeezer Smith, J. Truman & Taylor, Jay
Gun Bay
Cugnini Thoroughbreds - 931 CR 2900 - Aztec, NM
Dehere Charediʼs Gold Cugnini Land & Cattle Co.
H.E. Miller J-D Stables - 603 Casad Rd - Anthony, NM 88021
Ultimate Pleasure Ackʼs Anthem J-D Stable (Dan L. Carter, et al)
Hannibal Cat 31A Cottonwood Ln - Los Lunas, NM 87031 - (505) 991-7170
Storm Cat Timely Roman Vargas, Gerardo & Raul
Harry The Star Animal Haven Clinic - 822 E Main - Farmington, NM 87401
Prince Of Fame Marfa Star Hurford, Rickey D.
High Octane
S-W Cattle Co - Hobbs, NM
A.P. Indy Bright Candles Stradley, William T. & Williams, Tom A.
Hit A Jackpot 2212 W Pinson St - Hobbs, NM 88242 - (575) 392-1595
Seeking The Gold Bingo Party Jones, Quinn C. & Kim R.
Holmes
JC Stables (Jess Ford) - Ft Sumner, NM
El Corredor Mysteries JC Stables & Vaughn, Lonnie
Hot War Palo Verde Ranch-1024 Ranch Rd - Anthony, NM (915) 490-1928
In Excess Magical Flash Crane, Billie Jo & Maldonado, Jesse
Iʼmonfireforyou Jenkins Farm - 6 miles N of Hobbs, NM - (432) 758-9061
Incindator Tan Line Jenkins, Derrick W.
Indies Running Horse Farm - 7102 Ilfield Rd SW - Albuquerque, NM 87105 - (505) 873-2220
A.P. Indy Cinnamon Sugar Pierce, Thomas W., Jr.
Indy Wildcat Double L Farm - PO Box 40 - Bosque, NM 87006 - (505) 864-2485
A.P. Indy Pacheca Amestoy, Pierre J., Jr. & Leslie A. & Abraham, Mike C.
Insinger Young Farm - 15 miles east of Tatum, NM - (806) 456-5322
Phone Trick Golden Hen Young, Choya D.
Irish Road Cedar Creek Ranch - 395 Cedar Creek Rd - Grenville, NM 88424
Unbridledʼs Song Twin Propeller Cedar Creek Ranch
Iron Halo
Franklin Vet Clinic - Ruidoso Downs, NM
Halo Sunshine Iliad Franklin, C. Warren & Crenshaw, Robert D.
Iron Joe
Villanueva Farm - Causey, NM
Iron Cat Flood Road Villanueva, Jesus
Isaypete
Zarges Breeding Farm - 1001 Vivton Rd South - Anthony, NM
Peteski Isaygo Zarges, S. T. (Sidney)
Jeffries Bay Young Farm - 15 Miles East of Tatum, NM - (806) 456-5322
Gone West Salty Presume Young, Don A. & Choya & Wilson, Michael
K.O. Punch 34086 US Highway 60 - Taiban, NM 88134 - (575) 355-1882
Two Punch Joanieʼs Princess McKenna Thoroughbreds, LLC
Keep Dreaming Brumlow Farm - Roswell, NM 88202
Dayjur Big Dreams Brumlow, Glenn A.
Keep On Punching Weatherly Horse Farm - 2025 Anthony Dr - Anthony, NM 88021 - (575) 882-2406
Silver Deputy Amber Ryder Weatherly, Michael G.
King Bull Gary Balzano - 10513 State Hwy 104 - Tucumcari, NM 88401 - (575) 461-0656
Holy Bull Pookette Balzano, Gary L.
King Of The Hunt J-D Stables - 603 Casad Rd - Anthony, NM 88021 - (575) 874-3816
Seattle Slew Alydarʼs Promise Quad Owen Family Trust
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HorseName
Location Standing
Sire Name Dam Name Owner Name
King Of The Roxy McCallum View Farm - 99 Tammy Rd - Moriarty, NM 87035 - (505) 832-9654
Littleexpectations Marrakesh Team Valor International
Lake Meza Tricar Stables - 1525 W Ohara Rd - Anthony, NM 88021 - (575) 993-0097
Sky Mesa Hidden Lake Tricar Stables, Inc.
Lazy Lode Troost Farm - 491 W Funk Rd - Lake Arthur, NM 88253 - (575) 365-2793
Lode Lazy Fables Troost, Philip G.
Lazy Rutherford Ford Farm - 771 Shenandoah Dr - Fort Sumner, NM 88119 - (575) 355-2972
Pocket Book Lazy Jailbird Stewart, John H. & Ford, Jess
Le Grande Danseur Doubletree Farm - Eunice, NM 88231 - (575) 393-2885
Citidancer Grand Marais Prather, Steve
Lesters Boy Gallegos Del Norte Ranch - 6500 Isleta Blvd SW - Albuquerque, NM 87105 - (505) 220-4892
Ceeʼs Tizzy Theresaʼs Pleasure Gallegos Del Norte Racing
Letter C Del Curto Farm - 802 Chaparral - Socorro, NM 87801
Parting The Sea Lettersfromthewest Del Curto, Brian
Livingwill 500 Rossmoor SW - Albuquerque, NM 87105
Newtonʼs Law Gallivelier Dow, Mary H. (M. H.)
Maidʼs Minister Hatfield Farm - 5955 Crawford Rd - Anthony, NM 88021
Mt. Livermore Maidʼs Broom Hatfield Farms, LLC
Minister Eric JEH Stallion Station NM - 28538 Hwy 70 - Hondo, NM 88336 - (575) 653-4480
Old Trieste Musical Minister Helzer, James E., Hubbard, R. D. & Diamond A Racing
Mr Charlypotatoes Armstrong Equine Services - 175 Esslinger Rd - La Mesa, NM 88044
Dayjur Musical Precedent Jesmer, Susan W.
Mt. Hot Clfford Lambert Farm - 255 Mustang Rd - Vado, NM 88072
Mt. Livermore Still Sizzlin Lambert, Clifford C., Sr.
My Charlie Brown Lucky Six Farm - 455 Tierra Santa - Sunland Park, NM 88063
Indian Charlie St. Rajas Dominguez, E. Henry & Brown, Phylis
Nacimiento Chaparral Racing Farm - 2101 E Nadine Rd - Hobbs, NM 88240
Gone West Zonk Arnold, Larry N.
Next Bandit Grisham QH Farm - 803 Paseo Bueno Ct SW - Albuquerque, NM 87105 - (505) 873-5807
Time Bandit Tripulina Grisham Quarter Horses, Inc.
Night Fright Hourigan Horse Farm - 800 Hwy 28 - Anthony, NM 88021 - (575) 589-1111
Affirmed Trickntreat Hourigan, Chris P.
No Lak Of Deelites Lee Horse Farm - #368 CR 5500 - Bloomfield, NM 87413 - (505) 632-8887
Afternoon Deelites No Lak Of Heart Lee, James M.
Noble Silence J-D Stables - 603 Casad Rd - Anthony, NM 88021
Elusive Quality Dark Heat J-D Stable (Dan L. Carter, et al)
Oakhurst 1279 RR 33 - Pep, NM 88126 - (806) 346-2720
Dynaformer Blading Saddle Lee, Johnney D.
Oleʼ Square D Training Center - 2128 Hwy 304 - Belen, NM 87002 - (505) 934-7376
Danzig Princess Rooney Sumpter, LaRae & Gary & Moreno, Henry
Our Irish Beau Renegades Farm - Lot 25 Rope St - Clovis, New Mexico 88101
Beau Genius Irish Izzy Renegades Farm
Passer Magnum 6420 Palacio Ln SW Albuquerque NM 87105
Habitony Point Habitat Hernandez, Pablo
Pauliano 1279 RR 33 - Pep, NM 88126 - (806) 346-2720
Fappiano Reasonable Sin Lee, Johnney D.
Phone Home Lambert Horse Farm - 255 Mustang Rd - Vado, NM 88072
Phone Trick Meadow Dream Lambert, Clifford C., Sr.
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HorseName
Location Standing
Sire Name Dam Name Owner Name
Phone Ruler 2725 Lucca Rd SW - Albuquerque, NM 87105 - (505) 452-0788
Phone Trick Sami Sutton Marquez, George J. & Benny
Polish Love
Stretchrun TB - Anthony, NM
Danzig Some Romance Trujillo, Anthony J.
Polish Rifle 801 Hillcrest - T or C, NM 87901
Polish Numbers December Ember Taylor, Terry G.
Pragmatic Bernardo Training Center- Bernardo, NM - (505) 620-9782
Silver Deputy Ballynaugh Mikkelson, Vance E. & Castor, Phyllis M.
Precocity Mesa Vista Stud - 1600 S. Second St - Raton, NM 87740 - (575) 445-3912
Aferd Super Stariz Smith, J. Truman & Taylor, Jay
Premeditation A & A Horse Farm - 1713 W Washington - Anthony, NM 88021 - (915) 539-2176
Afternoon Deelites Berga Clifton, William L. , Jr.
Prince Of Fame Firststar Farm - 37 Tulie Gate Rd - Tularosa, NM 88352
Fappiano Tweak Ackerman, Gail
Pro Prado Hourigan Horse Farm - 800 Hwy 28 - Anthony, NM 88021 - (575) 589-1111
El Prado Mamaʼs Pro Hourigan, Chris P.
Prose (IRE) 7643 Hwy 54/70 - Tularosa, NM 88352
Priolo Nicea (IRE) Hudson, Jeffrey D. (Jeff)
Proud Irish Tricar Stables - 1525 W Ohara Rd - Anthony, NM 88021 - (575) 993-0097
Irish River Proud Delta Tricar Stables, Inc.
Proud Journey 2nd Chance Farms - 30 Sterling - Moriarty, NM 87035 - (505) 252-0318
Anees Hereʼs Your Tower Rhoer, Clare Arthur (C. A.)
Proud Tower Too Tricar Stables - 1525 W Ohara Rd - Anthony, NM 88021 - (575) 993-0097
Proud Irish Doraʼs Tower Tricar Stables, Inc.
Quiet Style 7707 Broadway Blvd. SW - Albuquerque, NM 87105
Real Quiet Lady Carson Jaquez, Abraham
Quintonʼs Gold Doubletree Farm - Eunice, NM 88231 - (575) 393-2885
Carson City Relasure Prather, Paul D. (Estate)
Randyʼs Moon Square D Training Center - 2128 Hwy 304 - Belen, NM 87002 - (505) 934-7376
Malibu Moon Clever Rache Sumpter, LaRae & Gary & Stute, Mel & Annabelle
Rapper SS
Lucky Six Ranch - Sunland Park, NM
Monarchos Whatʼsalltheruckas Hoffman, Lathrop G.
Rayo De Oro Ford Farm - 771 Shenandoah Dr - Fort Sumner, NM 88119 - (575) 355-2972
Golden Missile Vickiʼs Reward Ford, Jess
Real Dandy Weatherly Horse Farm - 2025 Anthony Dr - Anthony, NM 88021 - (575) 882-2406
Yankee Victor Berga Danley, Rita J.
Real Quiet Cat Windsor Farms - 197 Plains Hwy, Lovington, NM 88260 - (575) 739-0100
Real Quiet Bubbaʼs Cat Wolf, Steve & Gabriel, Lance
Red Sky Dubai
Born Running Ranch - Deming, NM
Essence Of Dubai My Jean Dyer, Mark
Reuben TNL Farm - 285 Hwy 116 - Bosque, NM 87006 - (505) 864-6680
Rubiano Emalilly W Bar 3 Running Horses
Right Rigger Lady T Ranch - 15100 N Knowles Rd - Hobbs, NM 88242
Unbridledʼs Song Stormy Pick Teague, Larry R. or Teresa N.
Rocket Included
Lucky Six Ranch - Sunland Park, NM
Include Unknown Dominguez, E. Henry
Rocket Ryan Saulsberry QH - 1509 Llano Estacado Blvd - Clovis, NM 88101 - (575) 742-1489
Charlie Barley Bar Tea H Fleming, Sharp & King
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HorseName
Location Standing
Sire Name Dam Name Owner Name
Roll Hennessy Roll A & A Horse Farm - 1713 W Washington - Anthony, NM 88021 - (915) 539-2176
Hennessey Roll Over Baby Alexander, Fred A. & King, Brad
Roman Emperor Gallegos Del Norte Ranch - 6500 Isleta Blvd SW - Albuquerque, NM 87105 - (505) 220-4892
Empire Maker Lady Melesi Gallegos Del Norte Racing
Royal Orleans 6982 McNutt Rd - Anthony, NM 88021
Montbrook Cut Class Leanne Volk, Jim
Run Like Fire 201 Our Way - Anthony, NM 88021
Premeditation Prairie Fire Erwin, Sandy L.
Saevus Naevus 5175 Hwy 28 - La Union, NM 88021
Naevus Alexanderʼs Band Guy, Debra Anne or Glenn E.,II
Seacliff Bentley Farm - 07 Heppler - Los Lunas, NM 87031
Valid Appeal Eloquack Taylor, Jay L. & Bentley, Brian
Seeking The Cat Lady T Ranch - Hobbs, NM 88241
Seeking The Gold Chile Chatte Teague, Larry R. or Teresa N.
Segundo 929 Ranchitos Rd NW - Los Ranchos, NM 87114
Sportful Invierno Mueller, Daniel P. , Jr.
Shame On Charlie Ernest Riggs Farm - 57129 N Hwy 187 - Arrey, NM 87930
Indian Charlie Shameful Brown, Barbara J.
Sharonʼs Beau 456 Cabezon Rd - Corrales, NM 87048
Gulch Flippers Battershell Inc. (Jay Battershell, et al)
Shooter Triple V Horse Farm - 13 Edmundo Rd, Belen, NM 87002 - (505) 861-6118
Dehere Defer West Triple V Horse Farm
Silver Magnum Glencoe Farms - Glencoe, NM 88324
Silver Deputy Byblos Jordan, Mart & Wilma
Silver Season Brunacini Farm - 25 Loma Del Rio - Belen, NM 87002 - (505) 453-2128
Silver Ghost Rae Rafko Brunacini Stables
Sinandpray
Mascarenas Farm - NM Hwy 266, Mile marker 4, Sapello, NM
Rossini Demi Monde Mascarenas, Marvin F. or Gwenona L.
Slew The Deputy Lazy J Ranch - 715 Hwy 37- Nogal, NM 88341 - (575) 354-0196
Slew City Slew Distinctive Cash Aldrich, Janet Long
Slewʼs Pot Of Gold Weatherly Horse Farm - 2025 Anthony Dr - Anthony, NM 88021 - (575) 882-2406
Slewʼs Royalty Turquoise Queen Weatherly, Michael G. & Crownover, Loyal E.
So Long Birdie Buena Suerte Equine - 1907 White Mill Rd - Roswell, NM 88203 - (575) 623-9119
Pioneering Dear Birdie Buena Suerte Equine & Double Eagle Ranch
Someplace Fast 44 CR 5285 - Bloomfield, NM 87413
Fast Play Queenʼs Visit Wales, Dale E.
Son Of The West Diamond P Ranch - Lovington, NM 88260
Gone West Sun Princessa Parrish, Richard L.
Song Of Navarone A & A Horse Farm - 1713 W Washington - Anthony, NM 88021 - (915) 539-2176
Sultry Song Timely Legend Song Of Navarone Partnership
Source Hourigan Horse Farm - 800 Hwy 28 - Anthony, NM 88021 - (575) 589-1111
Montbrook Stem Hourigan, Chris P. & Durio, Mark
Southwestern Heat A & A Horse Farm - 1713 W Washington - Anthony, NM 88021 - (915) 539-2176
Gone West Xtra Heat Southwestern Heat Partnership
Spankey Come Home Tricar Stables - 1525 W Ohara Rd - Anthony, NM 88021 - (575) 993-0097
Came Home Spankin ʻn Fannin Tricar Stables, Inc.
Squall
SW Cattle Co - Hobbs, NM
Summer Squall Dance Teacher Stradley, William T. & Williams, Tom A.
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HorseName
Location Standing
Sire Name Dam Name Owner Name
Sting King 146 E Orchard Park Rd - Dexter, NM 88230 - (575) 623-8185
Cobra King Bonnie Nuite Samson, Tammina O.
Stone Canyon Rancho El Diamante - 57 Estancia - Vado, NM 88072 - (575) 233-2675
Mt. Livermore Have It Out Aldavaz, Hermenegildo G.
Storm Dani Tricar Stables - 1525 W Ohara Rd - Anthony, NM 88021 - (575) 993-0097
Storm Cat Our Dani Tricar Stables, Inc.
Storm Of Goshen Bar Y Equine - 1775 W Berino Rd - Berino, NM - (575) 202-9587
Storm Cat Star Of Goshen Brown, Barbara J. & McSwane, Freda
Storminʼ Lyon Famous Lane Farm - 654 Riata Rd - Tularosa, NM 88352 - (801) 641-4747
Storm Boot Motel Lass Famous Lane Farm, LLC
Suave Prospect Doubletree Farm - Eunice, NM 88231 - (575) 393-2885
Fortunate Prospect Debonair Dancer Prather, Steve
Sunday Minister NM Hwy 266 Mile Marker 4 - Sapello, NM 87745 - (505) 718-5347
Deputy Minister Reminiscing Mascarenas, Marvin F. or Gwenona L.
Super Special Double L Farm - Hwy 346 Milemarker 71 - Bosque, NM 87006 - (505) 864-2485
Gone West Hot Topic Amestoy, Pierre J., Jr. & Leslie A.
Survivor Slew Double L Farm - Hwy 346 Milemarker 71 - Bosque, NM 87006 - (505) 864-2485
Seattle Slew My Imagination Amestoy, Pierre J., Jr. & Leslie A.
Swissle Stick MJ Farms - PO Box 499 - Veguita, NM 87062- (505) 864-1152
Swiss Yodeler Miss Soft Sell M J Farms
Tag The Comet 7696 Mustang Rd - Vado, NM 88072
Comet Shine Tagett Along Maldonado, Edgar S., Sr.
Tailfromthecrypt Marr Farm - 1750 Central Ave - Tularosa, NM 88352
Cryptoclearance Sarabi Ashford, H. Ray, Jr. or Masek, James D.
Ten A Penny Born Running Ranch - Deming, NM 88030 - (575) 548-2744
Gulch Dramatical Class Racing Stable
The Black Rocket Henderson Ranch - Bloomfield, NM 87413
Hennessey Silverbulletlover Henderson, R.J. & Tam, David
The Way Home Doubletree Farm - Eunice, NM 88231 - (575) 393-2885
Giantʼs Causeway Homewrecker The Way Home Partnership
Throw Down Mystery Farms - 1800 Pinson - Hobbs, NM 88242
Holy Bull Aubegris Capps, George E., Sr. or Debra
Ticketless 3048 Ruth Rd - Roswell, NM 88201 - (575) 623-1033
Fly So Free Lady Tasso Owens, Kenneth H.
Tin Can Sailor Double L Farm - Hwy 346 Milemarker 71 - Bosque, NM 87006 - (505) 864-2485
Military Rare Ruby Mooring, W. L. & Dee
Tizzam Bauer Farm - 1285 N Vinton Rd - Anthony, NM 88021
Tiznow Amiable Amy Ashford, H. Ray, Jr.
To Teras
NMSU - Las Cruces, NM
Unbridledʼs Song Whatamiss New Mexico State University
Tobins Last Dance 103 Sherlock Ct - Corrales, NM 87048
J.O. Tobin Made To Dance Farrell, Roger B.
Touchdown KY Z Lazy B Ranch - Ft Wingate, NM 87316
Hennessey My Turbulent Miss Here Comes Charlie, LLC
Tricky Creek Running Horse Farm - 7102 Ilfield Rd SW - Albuquerque, NM 87105 - (505) 873-2220
Clever Trick Battle Creek Girl Pierce, Thomas W., Jr. & Bolinger, Loren
Turnbolt Ramon Gonzalez Farm - Edgewood, NM 87015
Deputy Minister Oxford Scholar Clement, Boyd
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HorseName
Location Standing
Sire Name Dam Name Owner Name
Unbridled Ego
McCormick Farm - 4441 Owen Prather Hwy - Pinon, NM
To Teras Big Baldy Looker Ditch, Deborah L. or McCormick, Tim
Unbridled Trust Hourigan Horse Farm - 800 Hwy 28 - Anthony, NM 88021 - (575) 589-1111
Unbridledʼs Song Thiscatsforcaryl Pinkerton, Mary Lee
Union Mills Ernest Riggs Farm - Arrey, NM 87930 (S of Caballo Dam on Old Hwy 85)
Gulch Way Of The World Riggs, Ernest R.
United Spirit J-D Stable - 603 Casad Rd - Anthony, NM 88021
Mr. Prospector Her Temper Quad Owen Family Trust
Valet Man Gallegos Del Norte Ranch - 6500 Isleta Blvd SW - Albuquerque, NM 87105 - (505) 220-4892
Carson City Class Kris Gallegos, Miguel L.
Valiant Slew #6 Road 5293 - Farmington, NM 87401
Seattle Slew Miss Valiant Livingston, Teri K.
Viento
929 Ranchitos Rd NW, Albuquerque, NM
Sportful Invierno Williams, Wendy E.
Vulcanʼs Pulpit Harris Horse Farm - 7755 CR 3520 - Flora Vista, NM 87415
Pulpit Song Of Africa Harris, Joyce A.
Wacheetah Reed Ranch - 400 Casad Rd - Anthony, NM 88021 (575) 635-7250
Wabasha Greatens Gamble Reed, Gene A. or Marietta L. (Etta)
Waki Indy Hunter Creek Farm - 3724 E 2nd - Roswell, NM 88201 - (888) 626-7911
A.P. Indy Kistena Allen, H. Joe
Weather Warning Brunacini Farm - 25 Loma Del Rio - Belen, NM - (505) 453-2128
Storm Cat City Band Brunacini, Richard A.
Weeping Willow Rancho El Diamante - 57 Estancia - Vado, NM 88072 - (575) 233-2675
Horse Chestnut Alyaffirm Aldavaz, Hermenegildo G.
Worker Man Red Feather Equine - 1326 W Higuera St - Tularosa, NM 88352 - (575) 491-8763
Diligence Farma Love Thompson, Laura L. & Boyer, Jerry D.
Yonkers Joe Lee Horse Farm #368 CR 5500 Bloomfield, NM 87413
Empire Maker Classy Mirage Lee, James M.
Your Eminence Weatherly Horse Farm - 2025 Anthony Dr - Anthony, NM 88021 - (575) 882-2406
Saint Ballado Carols Folly Weatherly, Michael G. & Glen Hill Farm
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2011 Annual Business Meeting
TREASURER'S
REPORT
Checking Account Balances
First Community Bank
12/31/10
Account 12/31/09 12/31/10
1) General Operating Account $146,287.78 $122,048.32
2) Contingency Fund Account $4,615.78 $7,630.06
3) Certificates of Deposit $1,006.16 $1.00
4) NMHBA Award Fund $221,095.45 $205,423.51
5) Clearing Account – (12/19/10) $19,212.03 $16,914.66
6) Aetna Annuity $99,996.56 $97,879.85
7) Morgan Stanley Smith Barney US GVT Money Market $307,336.86 $.06
8) Presidential Life (08/12/11) - Annuity (3.00% Interest Rate) $61,526.71 $63,372.06
9) Community Bank (04/26/11) - (1.12% Interest Rate) $56,015.96 $56,687.07
10) Bank 1st (12/27/11) - (1.0% Interest Rate) $56,606.86 $57,462.35
11) Bank Of The West (7/07/11) - (.40% Interest Rate) $50,808.14 $50,994.42
12) New Mexico Bank & Trust Premium Money Market N/A $226,113.02
13) BOSC, Inc. N/A $50,000.02
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2011 Annual Business Meeting
General Fund Comparison
December 31, 2010
REVENUES:
Year Ended
Year Ended
12/31/09 12/31/10 Change
Including Dues, Administrative Fees,
Registrations, Awards Banquet and Interest $525,138 $471,143 $(53,995)
EXPENSES:
Salaries and Payroll Taxes 114,558 117,658 3,100
Employee Health and Retirement Benefits 45,890 51,674 5,784
Annual Meeting and Banquet 36,001 36,699 698
Summer Meeting 10,629 1,066 (9,563)
Insurance 31,351 30,325 (1,026)
Lobbying Costs 27,126 26,719 (407)
Magazine Publication 102,251 90,460 (11,791)
Marketing Campaign 65,585 38,375 (27,210)
Board Expense 8,134 11,200 3,066
Dues & Subscriptions 971 776 (195)
Telephone 4,115 3,437 (678)
Printing 2,629 3,453 824
Postage 11,029 10,369 (660)
Depreciation 27,678 24,697 (2,981)
Advertising 23,446 9,590 (13,856)
Web Site 13,682 33,307 19,625
Auto Expense 2,554 3,214 660
Office Expense 1,328 1,231 (97)
Computer Expense 5,499 3,895 (1,604)
Miscellaneous 223 228 5
Office Supplies 13,896 10,456 (3,440)
Utilities 3,829 4,361 532
Equipment Rent and Maintenance 6,215 5,798 (417)
Travel and Lodging 2,429 1,849 (580)
Accounting and Awards Calculation 13,642 13,921 279
Consultants - 5,576 5,576
Repairs and Maintenance 2,999 1,945 (1,054)
Security 85 672 587
Meals and Entertainment 787 569 (218)
Property Taxes 3,587 3,752 165
Legal Fees 1,268 2,762 1,494
Retirement Payments 6,000 6,000 -
Annual Audit 18,148 18,126 (22)
TOTAL EXPENSES 607,564 574,160 33,404
EXCESS OF REVENUE OVER EXPENSES $(82,426) $(103,017) $(20,591)
After 2009 Audit
Before 2010 Audit
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2011 Annual Business Meeting
BREAKAGE ACCOUNTS
January 27, 2011 • Week Ending 12/19/10
RACE TRACK 2009 2010
New Mexico State Fair $1.00 $1.00
Ruidoso Downs $4,446.28 $4,923.66
SunRay Park $6,450.51 $3,650.78
Downs At Albuquerque $21,303.99 $36,952.71
Sunland Park $3,298.83 $5,536.32
Zia Park $1,603.90 $3,655.84
UNCLAIMED TICKET ACCOUNT
RACE TRACK 2009 2010
New Mexico State Fair $1.00 $1.00
Ruidoso Downs $155.73 $44,600.89
Downs at Albuquerque $601.67 $20,416.24
Sunland Park $489.47 $409.57
SunRay Park $17,402.14 $206.67
Zia Park $1,603.90 $446.62
PURSE ENHANCEMENTS
Sunland Park • SunRay Park & Casino • Ruidoso Downs • Downs at Albuquerque • New Mexico State Fair • Zia Park
Sunland Park • (2009 - 2010)
DATE RACE PURSE ENHANCEMENT
12/12/09 Jess Burner Memorial Handicap $70,000.00 (Gaming)
12/13/09 Johnie L. Jamison Stakes $70,000.00 (Gaming)
12/13/09 NM State Racing Commission Handicap $70,000.00 (Gaming)
12/19/09 Challenger Six Handicap $70,000.00 (Gaming)
12/20/09 The Enchantress Stakes $70,000.00 (Gaming)
12/20/09 Lou Wooten Handicap $70,000.00 (Gaming)
12/26/09 Red Hedeman Mile $70,000.00 (1/2 Gaming)
01/02/10 The Shue Fly $70,000.00 (Gaming)
01/03/10 Albert Dominguez Memorial Handicap $70,000.00 (Gaming)
01/16/10 La Senora Handicap $70,000.00 (Gaming)
01/23/10 Pepsi Cola Handicap $70,000.00 (Gaming)
02/20/10 The Sydney Valentini Handicap $70,000.00 (Gaming)
02/21/10 NMHBA QH Stakes $70,000.00 (Gaming)
03/14/10 Mesilla Valley Speed Handicap $70,000.00 (Gaming)
03/20/10 Mt. Cristo Rey Handicap $70,000.00 (Gaming)
03/21/10 NM State University Stakes $70,000.00 (Gaming)
03/28/10 La Coneja Stakes $70,000.00 (Gaming)
03/28/10 New Mexico Breedersʼ Oaks $50,000.00 (1/2 Gaming)
03/28/10 New Mexico Breedersʼ Derby $50,000.00 (Gaming)
04/10/10 New Mexican Spring Fling $25,000.00 (1/2 Gaming)
04/11/10 New Mexican Spring Futurity $70,000.00 (Gaming)
04/17/10 Sunburst Handicap $50,000.00 (Gaming)
04/17/10 Copper Top Futurity (filly division) $37,500.00 (Gaming)
04/17/10 Copper Top Futurity (colt & gelding division) $37,500.00 (Gaming)
TOTAL $1,510,000.00
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PURSE ENHANCEMENTS
Sunland Park • SunRay Park & Casino • Ruidoso Downs • Downs at Albuquerque • New Mexico State Fair • Zia Park
Downs at Albuquerque & New Mexico State Fair • (2010)
DATE RACE PURSE ENHANCEMENT
08/22/10 Lineage QH Claiming Stakes $ 2,500.00 (Gaming)
08/22/10 Hard Twist $12,000.00 (Gaming)
08/22/10 Chief Narbona $12,000.00 (Gaming)
08/22/10 Pelican $12,000.00 (Gaming)
08/22/10 John Augustine $12,000.00 (Gaming)
08/22/10 Don Juan De Onate $12,000.00 (Gaming)
08/22/10 Casey Darnell Pony Express $12,000.00 (Gaming)
08/22/10 The Lineage Championship $12,000.00 (Gaming)
08/22/10 The Lineage Stakes $12,000.00 (Gaming)
08/22/10 Carlos Salazar $12,000.00 (Gaming)
08/22/10 Lineage TB Claiming Stakes $ 2,500.00 (Gaming)
09/11/10 E.T. Springer $12,000.00
09/25/10 NMSF Senorita Futurity $12,000.00 (Gaming)
09/25/10 NMSF Senor Futurity $12,000.00 (Gaming)
09/25/10 NMSF TB Breedersʼ Derby $12,000.00 (Gaming)
09/26/10 NMSF QH Breedersʼ Derby $12,000.00
09/26/10 Dessie & Fern Sawyer Futurity $12,000.00
09/26/10 George Maloof Futurity $12,000.00
10/09/10 University of NM Handicap $12,000.00 (Gaming)
11/14/10 NM Breedersʼ QH Championship $12,000.00 (Gaming)
TOTAL $221,000.00
Zia Park • (2010)
DATE RACE PURSE ENHANCEMENT
10/31/10 New Mexico Cup 870 Championship $70,000.00 (Gaming)
10/31/10 Namehimastreaker New Mexico Classic QH Championship $85,000.00 (Gaming)
10/31/10 New Mexico Classic Derby $70,000.00 (Gaming)
10/31/10 New Mexico Classic Futurity $70,000.00 (Gaming)
10/31/10 New Mexico Classic Cup Sprint Championship $85,000.00 (Gaming)
10/31/10 New Mexico Classic Cup Juvenile Fillies $70,000.00 (Gaming)
10/31/10 New Mexico Classic Cup Filly Championship $70,000.00 (Gaming)
10/31/10 New Mexico Cup Colts & Geldings Championship $70,000.00 (Gaming)
10/31/10 NM Cup Peppers Pride F & M Championship $85,000.00 (Gaming)
10/31/10 NM Classic Cup Rocky Gulch Championship $90,000.00 (Gaming)
10/31/10 New Mexico Cup Juvenile Colts & Geldings $70,000.00 (Gaming)
11/27/10 New Mexico QH Fillies & Mares Championship $70,000.00 (Gaming)
12/05/10 New Mexico Eddy County Stakes $60,000.00 ($30,000 Gaming)
TOTAL $965,000.00
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PURSE ENHANCEMENTS
Sunland Park • SunRay Park & Casino • Ruidoso Downs • Downs at Albuquerque • New Mexico State Fair • Zia Park
SunRay Park & Casino • (2010)
DATE RACE PURSE ENHANCEMENT
04/25/10 Four Corners Senora QH Stakes $50,000.00 (Gaming)
04/30/10 Russell & Helen Foutz Distaff $50,000.00 (Gaming)
05/09/10 Jack Cole Handicap $50,000.00 (Gaming)
05/30/10 NM Breederʼs Futurity $50,000.00 (Gaming)
06/12/10 NM Breedersʼ Stakes $50,000.00 (Gaming)
06/19/10 Aztec Oaks $50,000.00 (Gaming)
06/19/10 C.O. “Ken” Kendrick Memorial $50,000.00 (Gaming)
07/03/10 Dineʼ Stakes $50,000.00 (Gaming)
07/03/10 Totah TB Futurity $50,000.00 (Gaming)
07/03/10 Tommy “Duke” Smith QH Handicap $50,000.00 (Gaming)
07/04/10 NM Horsemenʼs Association $50,000.00 ($38,000 Gaming)
07/04/10 SunRay Park Firecracker Stakes $50,000.00 (Gaming)
TOTAL $600,000.00
Ruidoso Downs • (2010)
DATE RACE PURSE ENHANCEMENT
06/20/10 Mountain Top New Mexico Bred QH Futurity $15,000.00 (Gaming)
06/26/10 Mountain Top New Mexico Bred TB Futurity $15,000.00 (Gaming)
08/01/10 Zia Handicap $30,000.00 (Gaming)
08/01/10 Zia 870 Championship $30,000.00
08/01/10 Road Runner Handicap $30,000.00 (Gaming)
08/01/10 Zia Derby $35,000.00
08/01/10 Sierra Starlet $30,000.00 (Gaming)
08/01/10 Lincoln Handicap $30,000.00 (Gaming)
08/01/10 Rio Grande Senorita Futurity $35,000.00 (1/2 Gaming)
08/01/10 Zia Futurity $35,000.00 (Gaming)
08/01/10 Rio Grande Senor Futurity $35,000.00 (Gaming)
08/01/10 Land Of Enchantment $30,000.00 ($25,000 Gaming)
TOTAL $350,000.00
COMMITTED TO OVERNIGHT NM BRED RACES
2009 – 2010 Sunland Park $4,000.00 per o/n NM bred race purses
2010 – Ruidoso Downs $1,400.00 per o/n NM bred race purses
2010 – SunRay Park $3,500.00 per o/n NM bred race purses
2010 – Downs At Albuquerque $1,200.00 per o/n NM bred race purses
2010 - Zia Park $4,000.00 per o/n NM bred race purses
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TOTAL DISTRIBUTION UNCLAIMED & GAMING
RACE TRACK 2009 2010
SUNLAND PARK $1,246,000.00 $1,504,000.00
($68,500.00 & $1,177,500.00 Gaming) ($61,000.00 & $1,443,000.00 Gaming)
RUIDOSO DOWNS $237,600.00 $273,000.00
($33,600.00 & $204,000.00 Gaming) ($45,000.00 & $228,000.00 Gaming)
DOWNS AT ALBUQERQUE $187,000.00 $232,800.00
& NM STATE FAIR ($74,000.00 & $113,000.00 Gaming) ($42,000.00 & $190,800.00 Gaming)
SUNRAY PARK $689,500.00 $675,500.00
($10,500.00 & $679,000.00 Gaming) ($17,250.00 & $658,250.00 Gaming)
ZIA PARK $1,036,000.00 $972,000.00
($23,000.00 & $1,013,000.00 Gaming) ($23,000.00 & $949,000.00 Gaming)
TOTAL $3,396,100.00 $3,657,300.00
NEW MEXICO BREDS IN OPEN OVERNIGHT RACES
Race Track Year Number Came In 1st, Percentage TB QH Amount
Of Horses 2nd or 3rd Paid
Ruidoso Downs (2010) 493 147 30% 67 80 $61,313.00
(2009) 440 111 26% 45 66 $53,143.00
SunRay Park (2010) 460 132 29% 52 80 $81,316.80
(2009) 297 82 28% 30 52 $60,866.50
Downs at Albuquerque/ (2010) 517 143 28% 50 93 $61,271.20
New Mexico State Fair (2009) 435 48 28% 79 39 $47,092.80
Zia Park (2010) 322 83 26% 8 75 $75,508.50
(2009) 271 65 24% 7 58 $71,662.00
Sunland Park (2010) 422 103 25% 10 93 $106,914.40
(2009) 315 70 22% 19 51 $92,981.80
*$60,557.80 more than in 2009
TOTAL $386,323.90
10% TRACK BREEDERS AWARDS DISTRIBUTED IN 2010
SUNLAND PARK
2009 - 2010
77 DAYS OF
RACING –
$557,121.00
DOWNS AT
ALBUQUERQUE & NEW
MEXICO STATE FAIR 2010
59 DAYS OF RACING -
$148,579.10
RUIDOSO
DOWNS 2010
60 DAYS OF
RACING -
$131,479.00
SUNRAY
PARK 2010
45 DAYS OF
RACING -
$210,812.54
ZIA PARK
2010
53 DAYS OF
RACING -
$360,886.00
TOTAL TRACK
BREEDERS
AWARDS PAID
OUT IN 2010 -
$1,408,877.64
$36,558.76 less
than in 2009
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2010 INCENTIVE FUNDS AND PURSE ENHANCEMENTS
1,186 Owners $1,841,631.77
515 Breeders $2,071,834.70
208 Stallion Owners $322,280.83
1909 Checks Issued $4,235,747.30
+
2010 Breakage/Gaming funds
distributed to NM bred stakes $3,646,000.00
2010 TOP 5 AWARD RECIPIENTS:
1. Mike C. Abraham
2. H. Joe Allen
3. Rita J. Danley
4. Leslie A. & Pierre J. Amestoy, Jr.
5. R.D. Hubbard, et al
2009 Members = 1,124
2010 Members = 1,019 (-105)
2010 Unclaimed Ticket & Gaming
funds distributed to NM bred
Overnight races $3,657,300.00
2010 NM Breds running in open
overnight races $386,323.90
$11,925,371.20
+
2010 10% Track Breeders Awards $1,408,877.64
O
$13,334,248.84
2010 HORSE REGISTRATIONS
2009 2010
NM Bred Foals 836 QH 732 QH
915 TB 744 TB
1,751 1,476 (-275)
NM Bred Broodmares QH 239 245 (+6)
NM Bred Broodmares TB 355 311 (-44)
NM Stallions QH 21 26 (+5)
NM Stallions TB 20 29 (+9)
2,386 2,087 (-299)
HORSE REGISTRATIONS
2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002
NEW MEXICO BRED FOALS
Quarter Horse 732 836 808 803 940 866 817 739 656
Thoroughbred 744 915 928 917 875 702 600 499 464
TOTAL 1476 1751 1736 1720 1815 1568 1417 1238 1120
NEW MEXICO BROODMARES
Quarter Horse 245 239 307 375 376 423 426 373 512
Thoroughbred 311 355 361 447 531 538 428 332 525
TOTAL 556 594 668 822 907 961 854 705 1037
NM STALLIONS
Quarter Horse 26 21 27 30 34 29 22 26 33
Thoroughbred 29 20 30 30 45 54 40 31 38
TOTAL 55 42 57 60 79 83 62 57 71
RECIPIENT MARE REGISTRATIONS
RECIPIENT MARE (YEAR) 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003
REGISTRATIONS 60 25 63 57 85 59 38 60
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GAMING REVENUE 12/31/10
NMHBA GAMING PURSE FUND $5,655.18 $5,827.43
2/22/99 Sunland Park Breakage / Unclaimed $1,499,071.13 $1,121,029.32
(Breakage $294,485.98 Unclaimed $826,543.34)
SUNLAND PARK AWARD INCENTIVE $282,252.00 $277,012.15
5/04/99 Ruidoso Downs Breakage / Unclaimed $110,718.33 $113,861.52
(Breakage $4,831.56 Unclaimed $109,029.96)
RUIDOSO DOWNS AWARD INCENTIVE $65,341.46 $67,617.59
7/04/99 SunRay Park Breakage / Unclaimed $632,459.84 $339,164.01
(Breakage $344,262.62 Unclaimed )
SUNRAY PARK AWARD INCENTIVE $120,180.65 $125,265.87
8/26/99 Downs At Albuq. Breakage / Unclaimed $110,982.40 $94,159.56
(Breakage $81,489.05 Unclaimed $12,670.51)
DOWNS AT ALBUQ. AWARD INCENTIVE $45,328.11 $47,293.86
NM State Fair Breakage / Unclaimed $1.00 $1.00
(Breakage $.50 Unclaimed $.50)
NM STATE FAIR AWARD INCENTIVE $1.00 $1.00
11/14/04 Zia Park Breakage / Unclaimed $108,062.74 $79,477.58
(Breakage $71,808.81Unclaimed $7,668.77)
ZIA PARK AWARD INCENTIVE $222,387.43 $251,851.17
NEW MEXICO BRED RACES
2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010
SUNLAND PARK 385 Overnight 325 Overnight 343 Overnight 338 Overnight 356 Overnight 376 Overnight
25 Trials 20 Trials 20 Trials 24 Trials 23 Trials 26 Trials
20 Stakes 20 Stakes 20 Stakes 20 Stakes 22 Stakes 24 Stakes
87 Days 79 Days 79 Days 77 Days 77 Days 77 Days
RUIDOSO DOWNS 157 Overnight 190 Overnight 183 Overnight 172 Overnight 198 Overnight 195 Overnight
28 Trials 29 Trials 30 Trials 31 Trials 31 Trials 30 Trials
12 Stakes 13 Stakes 12 Stakes 12 Stakes 13 Stakes 14 Stakes
60 Days 60 Days 60 Days 57 Days 63 Days 60 Days
NM STATE FAIR 42 Overnight 44 Overnight
15 Trials 8 Trials
8 Stakes 7 Stakes
17 Days 17 Days
2009 2010
DOWNS AT ALBUQUERQUE 162 Overnight 186 Overnight 169 Overnight 205 Overnight 187 Overnight 194 Overnight
& NM STATE FAIR 7 Trials 3 Trials 15 Trials 16 Trials 15 Trials 16 Trials
11 Stakes 11 Stakes 17 Stakes 18 Stakes 18 Stakes 20 Stakes
42 Days 50 Days 44 Days 59 Days 59 Days 59 Days
SUNRAY PARK 148 Overnight 179 Overnight 169 Overnight 198 Overnight 197 Overnight 193 Overnight
8 Trials 5 Trials 7 Trials 5 Trials 5 Trials 5 Trials
9 Stakes 10 Stakes 10 Stakes 10 Stakes 11 Stakes 12 Stakes
38 Days 48 Days 44 Days 44 Days 44 Days 45 Days
ZIA PARK 214 Overnight 235 Overnight 259 Overnight 243 Overnight
9 Trials 12 Trials 9 Trials 7 Trials
12 Stakes 13 Stakes 13 Stakes 13 Stakes
48 Days 53 Days 55 Days 53 Days
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SUMMARY OF NEW MEXICO BRED RACES
IN 77 DAYS OF RACING SUNLAND PARK RAN 426 NEW MEXICO BRED RACES.
15 TB STAKES
8 TB TRIALS
264 TB OVERNIGHT
287 TOTAL
+ =
9 QH STAKES
18 QH TRIALS
112 QH OVERNIGHT
139 TOTAL
426 TOTAL NM BRED RACES
5.54 PER DAY AVERAGE
+ 272 ADDITIONAL FOR TWO A DAY
IN 59 DAYS OF RACING THE DOWNS AT ALBUQUERQUE / NM STATE FAIR RAN 230 NEW MEXICO BRED RACES
11 TB STAKES
5 TB TRIALS
120 TB OVERNIGHT
136 TOTAL
+ =
9 QH STAKES
11 QH TRIALS
74 QH OVERNIGHT
94 TOTAL
230 TOTAL NM BRED RACES
3.90 PER DAY AVERAGE
+ 112 ADDITIONAL FOR TWO A DAY
IN 60 DAYS OF RACING RUIDOSO DOWNS RAN 239 NEW MEXICO BRED RACES
8 TB STAKES
11 TB TRIALS
130 TB OVERNIGHT
149 TOTAL
+ =
6 QH STAKES
19 QH TRIALS
65 QH OVERNIGHT
90 TOTAL
239 TOTAL NM BRED RACES
3.99 PER DAY AVERAGE
+ 119 ADDITIONAL FOR TWO A DAY
IN 45 DAYS OF RACING SUNRAY PARK RAN 210 NEW MEXICO BRED RACES
6 TB STAKES
140 TB OVERNIGHT
146 TOTAL
+ =
6 QH STAKES
5 QH TRIALS
53 QH OVERNIGHT
64 TOTAL
210 TOTAL NM BRED RACES
4.67 PER DAY AVERAGE
+ 120 ADDITIONAL FOR TWO A DAY
IN 53 DAYS OF RACING ZIA PARK RAN 263 NEW MEXICO BRED RACES
8 TB STAKES
168 TB OVERNIGHT
176 TOTAL
+ =
5 QH STAKES
7 QH TRIALS
75 QH OVERNIGHT
87 TOTAL
263 TOTAL NM BRED RACES
4.97 PER DAY AVERAGE
+ 157 ADDITIONAL FOR TWO A DAY
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Leading New Mexico QUARTER HORSE Stallions
as of December 31, 2010
with New Mexico Bred Foals of Racing Age
Stallion Foals of Starters Wins Earnings
Racing Age
SIXES ROYAL 229 121 62 $1,624,107.00
GENUINE STRAWFLY 201 94 31 $1,109,806.00
CORONA CALIENTE 310 98 56 $1,024,903.00
SOUTHERN CORONA 58 36 30 $695,230.00
CHICKS A BLAZIN 526 86 34 $683,001.00
BROOKSTONE BAY 68 42 30 $468,013.00
METALLIC LION 123 72 40 $358,369.00
WOODBRIDGE 124 29 17 $322,169.00
CALLIGRAPHER (Deceased 4/2005) 217 21 10 $309,616.00
REAL RUNAWAY (Deceased 2/2006) 118 22 14 $292,201.00
Leading New Mexico THOROUGHBRED Stallions
with New Mexico Bred Foals of Racing Age
as of December 31, 2010
Stallion Starters Starters Wins Earnings
DESERT GOD 55 333 62 $1,634,237.00
DEVON LANE 51 218 29 $814,053.00
THATSUSINTHEOLBEAN (Deceased 2/2006) 34 240 37 $810,254.00
GHOSTLY MOVES (Deceased 4/2010) 67 313 33 $676,672.00
DOME 55 300 24 $567,737.00
LESTERS BOY 17 138 18 $538,339.00
CHIMES BAND (Deceased 2/2005) 39 240 30 $511,115.00
SQUALL 7 60 10 $456,885.00
IN EXCESSIVE BULL (Deceased 10/2006) 56 307 26 $449,605.00
COMIC GENIUS 30 155 22 $416,545.00
Requirements For The Stallion Of The Year Recipients
A stallion must have been registered and standing in the state of New Mexico for three (3) calendar years prior to being considered for
Stallion of the Year award. In addition he must be standing in the state of New Mexico at the time of recognition except in the event of a
stallion’s untimely death within that year. Adopted June 20, 1988.
Requirements For Freshman Sire
The Board of Trustee’s adopted this policy on September 28, 1993 and follows the same criteria as the Stallion of the Year, money earned
by first crop foals.
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2010 TOP NEW MEXICO BRED THOROUGHBREDS
(AWARD CATEGORIES) Starts 1st 2nd 3rd Earnings
TB OLDER MARE
Cali Baby 8 6 0 0 $280,850.00
Happy Me 9 4 2 0 $205,956.00
La Sorpresa 6 2 3 0 $144,075.00
TB OLDER HORSE/GELDING
Lesters Secret 8 2 3 2 $154,239.00
Double Smart 9 2 1 1 $147,694.00
Fullofenergy 6 2 1 1 $116,300.00
TB 3 YEAR OLD FILLY
Glory Be Mine 5 3 0 1 $202,800.00
Favorite Flag 5 2 1 2 $105,090.00
Awintersdream 8 2 1 2 $97,747.00
TB 3 YEAR OLD COLT/GELDING
Train Rider Blues 10 4 3 0 $231,200.00
Smash Dancer 10 4 2 0 $210,750.00
Chuchuluco 5 3 0 1 $185,970.00
TB 2 YEAR OLD FILLY
Squall Wilbud 10 2 1 7 $214,808.00
Shamrock Girl 8 4 2 2 $136,288.00
Comicsperfectstorm 4 3 0 0 $117,011.00
TB 2 YEAR OLD COLT/GELDING
Jannas Pride 6 4 0 1 $187,350.00
Russian Lane 5 4 1 0 $157,584.00
Running Squall 11 3 1 2 $126,360.00
2010 TOP NEW MEXICO BRED QUARTER HORSES
(AWARD CATEGORIES) Starts 1st 2nd 3rd Earnings
QH OLDER MARE
Jenuine Joy 6 5 0 0 $179,400.00
Blazin N Shakin 3 1 1 1 $110,232.00
Lethal Delight 6 1 3 0 $88,199.00
QH OLDER HORSE/GELDING
One Diamond Kitty 8 3 2 2 $297,620.00
In Famous Caper 11 5 0 2 $166,524.00
Heza Bold Color 10 3 4 3 $151,190.00
QH 3 YEAR OLD FILLY
Woody Dungarees 8 5 0 1 $117,690.00
Sixy Chamisa 4 1 1 1 $85,932.00
Tizy Fit 8 3 2 0 $82,945.00
QH 3 YEAR OLD COLT/GELDING
Corona Memory Crest 9 4 3 1 $176,022.00
Here Kittykittykitty 6 3 2 1 $171,660.00
Mr Regard 4 1 0 0 $164,413.00
QH 2 YEAR OLD FILLY
Streak Of Sixes 10 7 1 1 $479,605.00
WR Aces Fame 5 2 1 1 $92,972.00
Miss Chicks Vision 5 1 2 1 $69,485.00
QH 2 YEAR OLD COLT/GELDING
A Streak Again 6 1 1 0 $169,980.00
RGR Lyon A Tac 11 2 3 2 $90,917.00
Moro Moon 7 3 2 2 $68,723.00
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THOROUGHBRED STALLIONS LOCATION STANDING IN NEW MEXICO OWNER
Unbridled Ego McCormick Farm - 4441 Owen Prather Hwy, Pinon, NM Deborah Ditch or Tim McCormick
Red Sky Dubai Born Running Ranch - Deming, NM Mark Dyer
Yonkers Joe Lee Horse Farm, #368 CR 5500, Bloomfield, NM James M. Lee
United Spirit J-D Stable, 603 Casad Rd, Anthony, NM Quad Owen Family Trust
Weather Warning Brunacini Farm, 25 Loma Del Rio, Belen, NM Richard Brunacini
Shame On Charlie Ernest Riggs Farm, 57129 N Hwy 187, Arrey, NM Barbara Brown
Rocket Ryan Saulsberry QH, 1509 Llano Estacado, Clovis, NM Fleming, Sharp & King
Holmes JC Stables (Jess Ford), Ft Sumner, NM JC Stables & Lonnie Vaughn
Segundo Mueller Farm, 929 Ranchitos Rd NW, Albuquerque, NM Daniel P. Mueller, Jr.
Lake Meza 1525 W Ohara Rd, Anthony, NM Tricar Stables, Inc.
Datrick Double L Farm, Bosque, NM Heiligbrodt Racing Stables
Emerald Pride 2431 Tapia Blvd SW, Albuquerque, NM Juan & Magdaleno Rodriguez
Ten A Penny Born Running Ranch - Deming, NM Class Racing Stable
Doctor Smartz Rivera Farm, Moriarty, NM Aurelio Rivera
Double Honor McCallum View Farm, 99 Tammy Lane, Moriarty, NM Chad & Tracey McCallum
QUARTER HORSE STALLIONS LOCATION STANDING IN NEW MEXICO OWNER
Gettin The Cash Famous Lane Farm, 654 Riata Rd, Tularosa, NM Sepulveda Corporation
Snow Party Red Feather Equine, 1326 W Higuera, Tularosa, NM Laura Thompson
Stare Ya Down Martin Orona Farm, 435 Mustang Rd, Vado, NM Karim Fournier
Fighter On Fire MJ Farms, 154 Jaramillo Loop, Veguita, NM Rancho El Alacran, Inc.
Double J Cartel 202 Buena Suerte, Hobbs, NM Joel Cruz & Jessie Guerrero
Teller Im Bigtime Famous Lane Farm, 654 Riata Rd, Tularosa, NM Kinsolving Ranches
Rances Reason Whitehead Farm, 3714 Quay Rd 64.5, Tucumcari, NM Judy & Wade Whitehead
Winners Version MJ Farms, 154 Jaramillo Loop, Veguita, NM A & C Racing & Roping
Prime Time Cat San Juan Equine Center, 267 Rd 4800, Bloomfield, NM Patrick L. Sanchez
Man On The Move TNL Farm, 285 Hwy 116, Bosque, NM Nan or Terry Lane or Suzann Marney
Motel A & A Horse Farm, 1713 W Washington, Anthony, NM Norma or R.G. (Dosi) Alvarez
Jess A Chicks Double L Farm, Bosque, NM Mike C. Abraham, James R.
McClintic & W.L. Mooring
Truley Easy Streakin Cuadra 5 Hermonos Racing, 1915 Commercial, Lovington Osbaldo Leyva
Smashin My Lajolla 6420 Palacio Lane SW, Albuquerque, NM Eduardo Corral
Go Southern Special JEH Stallion Station, 28538 Hwy 70, Hondo, NM Melvin & Mary Neugebauer
Choovie Do Dash New Hope Farm, 200 Camino Yquado, Bosque, NM Earl H. Hills
For information, please contact the New Mexico Horse Breedersʼ Association at (505) 262-0224
2010 Stallion & Broodmare Awards
Thoroughbred Freshman Sire
KING BULL
Owner: Gary L. Balzano
Sire of Freshman Quarter Horses
STORMINʼ LYON (TB)
Owner: Famous Lane Farm, LLC
Special Thanks to
Buena Suerte
Equine & Double
Eagle Ranch for
supplying the
wine during the
Awards Banquet!
Thoroughbred Stallion of the Year
DESERT GOD
Owner: H. Joe Allen
Thoroughbred Broodmare of the Year
AQUARELLIST
Owners: Chris P. & Tina L. Hourigan
Bloodhorse “Julep Cup” Award for
Outstanding Thoroughbred Breeder
CHRIS P. & TINA L. HOURIGAN
Quarter Horse Stallion of the Year
SIXES ROYAL
Owner: Mike C. Abraham
Quarter Horse Broodmare of the Year
PERFECT SEVENS
Owners: Sam & Karen Tanner
Longtime Breeder Award
V. J. CALLAWAY
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25 Loma del Rio • Belen, New Mexico, 87002
(505) 440-8985 • email: rkfarm@aol.com
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NEW MEXICO’S
LICENSED HORSE RESCUES
Bomar Equine Rescue & Rehabilitation Center
Belen
(505) 861-0659, Marguerite Bowers
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Four Corners Equine Rescue
Aztec
(505) 334-7220, Debbie Coburn
fcequinerescue@qwest.org
Perfect Harmony Animal Rescue & Sanctuary
Chaparral
(575) 824-2130, Marianne Bailey
Perfectharmony1@aol.com
The Horse Shelter
Cerrillos
(505) 471-6179, Jennifer Rios
info@thehorseshelter.org
Walkin N Circles Ranch
Edgewood
(505) 286-0779, Colleen Novotny
saveahorse@wncr.org
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Mountain States Equine
Greg Creager or Mary Cap, DVM
2604 Pinson Road
Hobbs, New Mexico 88242
Phone (575) 392-7488
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Throughout The Southwest
Phone (505) 877-3720
Cell (505) 249-8979
A & A Ranch
Fred Alexander
1713 West Washington • Anthony, NM 88021
(915) 539-2176 or (915) 539-0040
Fax (505) 882-1235
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C. P. Hourigan • 800 Hwy. 28 • Anthony, NM 88021
Mailing: Box 1799 • Canutillo, TX 79835
Phone/Fax (575) 589-1111 • Cell (915) 494-3929
email: cphourigan@yahoo.com • www.Houriganhorsefarm.com
Standing: Night Fright, Pro Prado, Source,
Daddy Warbucks, Unbridled Trust
b SOUTHWEST
Reproductive Services
Shawn C. Edwards, DVM
Equine Reproduction & Embryo Transfer
Bosque, New Mexico
(505) 859-0922
TRANSPORTATION
Regular Trips to California,
Oklahoma and Texas
Attending All Major Sales
Ph. (505) 864-6680
Cell (505) 859-1165
Hartford Cargo Ins. ICC#370685
DOT#838477
Breaking • Breeding • Boarding • Mare Care
J BAR D STABLES
Joann & Dan Carter
603 Casad Road • Anthony, NM 88021-8446
Email: danniecarter@hotmail.com
Website: www.jbardstables.com
Ranch - (505) 874-3816 • Dan Cell - (915) 478-2386
Joann Cell - (915) 478-1903
Nogotta Ranch
Mare Care
Ginger Washburn
(505) 710-3207
Bosque, New Mexico
“Where The Foal Is Our Goal”
Horseman’s Park
Tularosa, NM
New Barns For Rent or Sale
Next to a 3/4-Mile State-of-the-Art Training Track
Central Location - Train Year-Round
www.horsemanspark.com
Call Robert • (575) 430-2903
TRANSPORTATION
Professional Equine Transport
Cory Taylor
(575) 997-7462
P.O. Box 1799
Canutillo, TX 79835
CT2210@HOTMAIL.COM
Joiner Racing Stables
Winter Address:
P.O. Box 13787
El Paso, TX
79913
Blane Wood
(915) 490-2177
MISCELLANEOUS
J
(575) 430-5612
Summer Address:
P.O. Box 7534
Ruidoso, NM
88355
Trey Wood
(915) 490-4828
Jones Bloodstock
INSURANCE AGENCY, INC
W. B. and Melissa Jones
P.O. Box 1434 • San Antonio, Texas 78295
1-800-990-9880 or 210-271-9834
Fax 210-271-9838
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Crowell Construction
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Horse Farms
Fiberglass Pipe For Track Rails
Robert Crowell - (940) 631-0985
Phone:
P.O. Box 36869
Albuquerque, NM 87176-6869
505-262-0224 or fax 505-265-8009
www.nmhorsebreeders.com
HORSEMEN
This Space Could Have Been Yours!
Call Today!
Call Dottie McLeroy 405-288-2145
APRIL, 2011 99

DRY GULCH TB
$66,550
(Gulch-Funny Tammy, Tentam)
Multi-Million Dollar Sire
of Over $102,000 Average
Earnings Per Starter!
Including...
ROCKY GULCH
($1,151,725, Ntr)
18-Time Winner, 14 Stakes
Wins!
GULCHRUNSSWEET
(2010, $842,658, Ntr’s)
21-Time Winner, 6 Stakes
Wins!
2011 Fee: $1,000
Eligibilities: New Mexico
Bred Program and Lineage
Now Standing at
Lemons Performance Horses
Johnathan and Misty Lemons • 215 Siler Road • Hobbs, New Mexico
(575) 441-0061 • Farm (575) 390-2107
Lay-ups, Breeding, Foaling and Breaking!
FROM HALTER TO RACE READY!
100 New Mexico Horse Breeder
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Advertiser's Index
A&A Ranch ................................... Inside Back Cover
Belen Equine ......................................................... 97
Born Running Ranch ....................................... 16, 84
Brunacini Farms ..................................................... 21
Buena Suerte Equine ................. Inside Front Cover, 1
Donaldson, Sarah .................................................. 16
Double LL Farm ....................................................... 5
EC Racing Stables .................................................. 97
Hunter Creek Farms, LLC ......................................... 2
In The Loop ........................................................... 23
JEH Stallion Station .................................. Back Cover
Jones Bloodstock ................................................... 25
Kotulak, Chris ......................................................... 84
Lemons Performance Horses ............................... 100
MJ Farms ............................................................... 13
New Mexico Horse Breeder .................... 83, 95, 100
Ruidoso Downs ..................................................... 23
Ruidoso Sales Company .......................................... 3
Sunland Park ......................................................... 35
TNL Farms .......................................................... 8-11
Yearsley Bloodstock Insurance ............................... 15
www.nmhorsebreeders.com
1020 Texas St. NE
Albuquerque, NM 87110
Phone: 505.262.0224 | FAX: 505.265.8009
the official website of the New Mexico Horse Breeders Association