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11-1 Harmac Rallies To Win Allowance Feature

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11-1 Harmac rallies to win allowance feature
‘You could say our fellow was three-quarters of year behind’
Jockey Declan Cannon wins Arlington’s Modesty on breakthrough horse;
Prolific winner Deshawn Parker making Ellis part of his Midwest circuit
HENDERSON, Ky. (Sunday, July 9, 2017) — Horses like Honor Thy Father and Reedini looked like stars in the making when they gained their first victories last summer at Ellis Park. Meanwhile, Harmac was still four months away from making his first start. And when he did finally race, the gelding finished 10th while losing by double-digit lengths.
The 3-year-olds Honor Thy Father, Reedini and Harmac met up in Sunday’s $41,000 first-level allowance feature at Ellis, along with the well-fancied Donwell and Flash Attack. But it was the late-blooming Harmac, possessing the biggest odds in the field of six at 11-1, who closed from last to wear down 8-1 pacesetter Colonel Dan to win by a half-length. It was another four lengths back to Donwell, who was among several horses experiencing bumping at the start. Harmac finished the mile in 1:35.24, paying $25.80 to win under James Graham.
Harmac ran without inspiration in his second start, losing by 10, and Louisville-based trainer Grant Forster felt comfortable putting a moderately-bred gelding with bad form in a maiden-claiming race with a $50,000 price tag. He won at 35-1 under Graham, then was a sneaky-good fourth in a Churchill Downs allowance in the slop won by Singing Bullet.
“He was unfortunate last time when we had the deluge at Churchill,” Forster said.  “Dale Romans’ horse won it really impressively that day. We didn’t enter him in a swimming competition, but that’s what it ended up as. We really thought he’d stretch out nicely today. I thought he’d be up closer to the pace, but he came from well back and it set up — when went up pretty quick up front.
“We always thought all along that this was a really talented horse. He’s had some issues, and it’s taken him a little while to figure out the game. Just taken some time, never really had any physical issues. He’s a big kid, but obviously we’ll start to look at some bigger prizes. Maybe one more allowance race. He might be one who will really benefit from the more confidence he has.”
“He’s still getting there,” Graham agreed. “There were solid horses in there, a couple who last year looked like they could be anything. You could say our fellow was three-quarters of a year behind them. But that’s the way he’s developing. The ball still hasn’t dropped, but he’s doing his job.”
Harmac is owned and was bred by Elizabeth Southam, whose grandfather owned the biggest pulp mill on Vancouver Island in British Columbia. “His name was H.R. MacMillan, and they called him Harmac,” Forster said. “That’s the name of the mill.”
Reedini finished another 13 3/4 lengths back in fourth while edging the stakes-place Honor Thy Father, who was 63 lengths in front of Flash Attack.
Declan Cannon takes Modesty on breakthrough horse Dona Bruja
A year ago, jockey Declan Cannon was working on getting a toe-hold in Kentucky and indeed America, his career picking up steam at Ellis Park. On Saturday, the 30-year-old Cannon shipped out of town to win on his breakthrough horse as Dona Bruja captured Arlington Park’s Grade 3 Modesty.
Dona Bruja, a star in her native Argentina now trained by Keeneland-based Ignacio Correas, is 2 for 2 in the United States — both races with Cannon in the saddle. They teamed to win Churchill Downs’ Grade 3 Mint Julep, which gave the jockey his first graded victory in America. Next stop will be Arlington’s Grade 1 Beverly D, where a victory would really propel Cannon into the spotlight.
“They’re the kind of fillies you need to be getting on to get you noticed,” Cannon said Sunday at Ellis Park. “Good horses make good jockeys, and she is very good…. She gave me goose bumps turning for home. She’s fun to ride — a jockey’s dream.”
In fact, Dona Bruja is kind of like Cannon, trying to prove themselves in the United States. “Exactly,” the jockey said. “We’re both going the right direction, and doing things right, so that’s important. It’s what we get up early in the morning for: to try to find horses like this. It’s what all the work is for.
“Good horses really get you noticed on the bigger stage, Saratoga and places like that. Del Mar, the Breeders’ Cup, those are the kinds of horses that take you places. I’m enjoying it for now to see where she takes me.”
Dona Bruja won eight of 10 starts in Argentina, with two seconds. In the Modesty, she defeated the classy Time and Motion. “Time and Motion is a solid Grade 1 filly,” Cannon said. “I think (Dona Bruja) deserves her chance in the Beverly D. I wouldn’t swap her for anyone else in the race, or whoever might be coming.”
Cannon started riding for Correas in Tampa this past winter. “He’s a very good trainer, does a good job,” he said. “He lets me ride horses the way I want to ride them — with confidence. He leaves it up to me. We have a good relationship, so that works well. It’s important to have a good understanding with your jockey.”
Cannon didn’t have much time to celebrate. He and fellow rider James Graham drove back from northwestern Chicago through the night, arriving at 4:30 a.m. “What do you call it? Bread and butter,” he said with a laugh. “Today is another day — back to work.”
And that’s fine. Cannon, who now has ridden at every track in the state in completing his first year, says he loves riding in Kentucky and at Ellis.
“It’s very laid-back. People take it serious, but people seem to enjoy themselves more here,” he said. “Even the jockeys. There’s a good vibe here. I think that’s important. Like last weekend, 15 of us all went out to dinner together, a whole lot of us and we got a big table. We never get a chance to do that at Churchill, where we’re all next day, next day, busy. We don’t ever get together like that.
“It’s good here. The crowd, you can see they really enjoy it.”
Former Mountaineer kingpin Parker now semi-regular at Ellis Park
Deshawn Parker, winner of 5,270 races, will be coming in and out throughout this meet. Parker, at 5-foot-11 one of the tallest jockeys in America, for years was the kingpin at Mountaineer Park in Chester, W.Va., near Pittsburgh.
Parker led North America in wins in 2010 with 377 and in 2011 with 400 while riding at Mountaineer year-round. But when that racino-fueled track started whacking dates and purses, he began riding elsewhere, including the southwest for the winter.
He moved his tack to Indiana Grand — encouraged by the opportunity to get Jimmy McNerney as his agent — while making regular trips to Ellis Park and Belterra Park, the latter in his native Cincinnati. McNerney is the track announcer at Ellis and Turfway Park but also works as a jockey agent in Indiana.
With a son in college and another 15 years old, Parker says he and his wife would like to relocate to the Midwest when the younger child is out of high school.
“I stayed at Mountaineer and it’s been great for me,” he said. “But it’s time now to try to get out and move places, maybe here to Kentucky.”
It’s a different pace of winning, he acknowledges. “At Mountaineer, I was probably winning three a day,” he said. “But money-wise, I’m probably ahead, because the money is better even winning less races. A lot of times people would say, ‘Man, you win over 200 races and this guy has won 100 races and made just as much or more as you.’ But I never get upset about winning races, whatever the purse is for.”
Of his new circuit, he said, “I love it. Lot of driving, though.”
Racing resumes Friday with a 12:50 p.m. post. On Sunday, $2 million-earner and crowd favorite Brass Hat will be on hand to meet and greet fans as part of Thoroughbred Aftercare Alliance Day, which features a Brass Hat poster giveaway and an autograph session with owner/trainer/breeder Buff Bradley and jockey Calvin Borel. Other retired racehorses who have enjoyed post-racing careers will be on display, including Brass Hat’s stablemate King of Speed, whose 111 races included 15 at Ellis Park.
Photos (top two): Harmac, with James Graham aboard, won Sunday’s allowance feature at Ellis Park over Colonel Dan. Credit: Coady Photography
Below: Declan Cannon won Saturday’s Grade 3 Modesty at Arlington Park aboard Dona Bruja. Credit: Four Footed Fotos/Arlington Park
Harmac, with James Graham up, edged Colonel Dan to win Ellis' allowance feature. Coady Photography
Harmac. Coady Photography

Exploring Top Issues by Wendy McNamara

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Recently, I was named to two study committees that will examine assigned topics, gather testimonies and recommend potential bills for the 2018 legislative session.

I will be serving on Midwestern Higher Education Compact Commission and on the  Interim Study Committee on Corrections and Criminal Code. A complete list of topics assigned to each summer study committee can be found here.

During session, we focused on enacting a law that will provide support for those who have mental health issues or are addicted to drugs and are also in the criminal justice system. Those who suffer from these problems need better tools to address their underlying issues. In our interim study committee, we will look at ways to help these individuals and address their problems.

Interim study committee hearings, which typically occur at the Statehouse in Indianapolis, can be viewed live online at iga.in.gov. This site also provides committee calendars and meeting agendas. Members of the public are encouraged to attend and testify. If you have any input on the topics, please join us for these meetings.

If you have any questions about summer study committees, please contact me at h76@iga.in.gov or 317­-232­-9816.

Governor Holcomb’s Schedule for July 10 – 11, 2017

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Governor Holcomb’s Schedule for July 10 – 11, 2017

INDIANAPOLIS – Below find Indiana Governor Eric J. Holcomb’s public schedule for Monday, July 10 through Tuesday, July 11, 2017.

Monday, July 10, 2017

What:   Cops Cycling for Survivors Bike Ride

Who:   Gov. Holcomb

First Lady Holcomb

 

When:  8:30 a.m. ET

 

Where: Law Enforcement/Firefighter Memorial

Corner of Senate Street and Robert D. Orr Way

Indianapolis, IN 46204

Tuesday, July 11, 2017

What:   2017 Governor’s Reception in celebration of the 47th Indiana Black Expo & Black Business Conference

 

When:  2 p.m. ET with Gov. Holcomb remarks at 2:30 p.m.

 

Where: Indiana Convention Center

100 S. Capitol Ave.

Indianapolis, IN 46225

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Ellis Park Trainer Spotlight: J.R. Caldwell Off To Fast Start

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‘Why would you not come to Kentucky? Good horses, good racing. If you want to better yourself, you’ve got to be where the better horses are.’
HENDERSON, Ky. (Saturday, July 8, 2017) — Among the new outfits racing regularly at Ellis Park this summer is trainer J.R. Caldwell, who got out to a quick start with two wins, a second and third with his first eight runners.
This is Caldwell’s first full year in Kentucky, though he had horses for Churchill Downs’ spring meet a couple of years ago and ran a few horses at Ellis Park before moving back to his Southwest circuit.
“We couldn’t weather the storm for the whole year, so we had to ship out,” said Caldwell. As to why he returned, “Why would you not come to Kentucky? Good horses, good racing. If you want to better yourself, you’ve got to be where the better horses are. We’ll be as active at Ellis as I can get them in (the races). I committed to coming to Kentucky; I’m going to run as much as I can in Kentucky.”
Caldwell’s Kentucky string will remain stabled at Churchill Downs. It’s overseen by assistant trainer Kylie Wanger, who comes from a family of trainers in the Southwest, including her great-grandfather, grandfather and mom.
“It’s started well,” Wanger said of the Ellis meet. “They ran big. We had a couple we expected to be there that didn’t. But new track, the way the pace plays out, the way everything runs, just have to kind of adjust. Go from there and just keep getting ready to fire. It seems to me that speed will hold on the dirt track, so we have to kind of readjust our closers for them to fit in there. We’ll just try to sort it out like we did here” at Churchill Downs.
Caldwell grew up in Idaho, his dad training horses on the side. Caldwell went into the profession full-time, training in California early in his career, then taking a break before jumping back into the sport in 2008.
“And we’ve been on a pretty good roll since then,” he said. “It’s been a steady wave. We’ve had some ups and downs. Every year it seems like everything has just come together and gotten a little better. The little hiccups have been not too bad.”
Caldwell’s breakthrough horse was Texas Chrome, who last year won the Grade 3 Oklahoma Derby and Super Derby, propelling the stable to its first $2 million year. Though Texas Chrome left the barn when owner Danny Keene opted for a private trainer, Caldwell’s horses still have earned $1.35 million so far this year and won 60 races, his fourth straight season to win at least 60.
The trainer retains a division based seasonally at Delta Downs, Lone Star Park and Remington Park. Most of his Kentucky horses came from his Oaklawn Park winter operation, which produced 15 winners to finish eighth in the standings.
At Churchill Downs, Caldwell won 13 of 37 starts, with six seconds and four thirds — his 35 percent victory rate easily the best among the top 20 outfits.
“We brought the best horses we had, spotted them to where we thought we could win,” he said. “When we got here, we had about 17 head and thought we’d win 17 races at Churchill, thought we could spot every one of them in a race they could win. Then Mr. Keene pulled out and we got down to eight horses at one time. So to come on with 13 wins, we’re very happy with the way we’ve done. I moved some horses from Texas to help us fill the barn us, and I’ve been very active at the claiming box.”
Caldwell had never been to Ellis until he ran at the track for the first time on his brief foray into Kentucky a couple of years ago.
“We enjoyed it,” he said. “We just ran a few there, and it was good. We’re going to come loaded and more prepared to have a better run in Kentucky. Our focus is to build our Kentucky business and go from Kentucky to Oaklawn. We’re really trying to make a point that we’re here to stay and we’re really trying to win races.”

Otters sweep Slammers, head into All-Star break

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The Evansville Otters swept Saturday’s doubleheader against the Joliet Slammers, earning a series sweep heading into the All-Star Break.

Evansville beat Joliet 2-0 in game one before winning 3-1 in the series finale.

In game one, starting pitching for both teams threw three scoreless innings to begin the game.

The Otters offense broke through in the bottom of the fourth inning with two solo home runs.

Josh Allen led off the inning with a home run to give the Otters a 1-0 lead and it was his sixth home run of the season.

Two batters later, Alejandro Segovia left the ballpark with his ninth home run of the season, extending the Evansville advantage to 2-0.

With the lead, Evansville held the Slammer offense in check.

Left-hander Hunter Ackerman went 5 2/3 scoreless innings with five strikeouts in his return to the active roster as he improved to 5-2.

Kyano Cummings closed out the seventh for the save.

Joliet starter Luis Cruz took the loss, pitching all six innings and allowing two runs.

In game two, the Slammers took an early lead in the first as Chaz Meadows scored on a wild pitch from Evansville’s Luc Rennie.

The Otters tied the game at 1-1 in the bottom of the second off an RBI ground out from Brandon Soat, scoring Christopher Riopedre.

Riopedre gave the Otters a 2-1 lead in the fourth with an RBI triple that scored Ryan Long.

Evansville added an insurance run in the sixth as Nick Walker scored off a defensive error by Joliet, making the score 3-1.

Rennie settled in following the first inning, earning his third win of the season as he allowed one run in five innings with five strikeouts.

Shane Weedman also pitched two scoreless innings for the Otters in the doubleheader sweep, pitching an inning in both games.

Cummings finished game two with his second save on the day, striking out the side in the seventh. Cummings now has four saves this season.

The Evansville Otters will look forward to the All-Star break during the coming week as seven Otters players will head to Joliet, Ill. for the Frontier League All-Star Game.

Evansville resumes the season next Friday, beginning a road series at the Gateway Grizzlies.

The Otters will return home to Bosse Field on July 21 against the Washington Wild Things at 6:35 p.m for Indianapolis Colts Night and postgame fireworks.

Tickets are still available for upcoming games by going to evansvilleotters.com or calling 812-435-8686.

Fans can listen live to upcoming games on 91.5 FM WUEV and watch on the Otters Digital Network.

EPD ACTIVITY REPORT

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Vanderburgh County Recent Booking Records

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IS IT TRUE JULY 9, 2017

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IS IT TRUE that the malaise of brick and mortar retail has gone to extreme levels in the past week?…the last K Mart in Owensboro was on the casualty list of the latest hit list of the Sears organization?…this is the second round of closings for the two legacy brands that helped define the shopping habits of Americans for 50 years in 2017?…anyone who thinks the brick and mortar retail carnage is over is kidding themselves as the online craze is really just getting started?

IS IT TRUE the large legacy New York City chain Macy’s is now selling on the stock market for less than one third of the appraised value of their free and clear real estate?…one would think that Macy’s stock would be a no brainer given that statistic?…the trouble with real estate is that banks will,loan against it and that is the biggest concern with buying Macy’s stock?…the management of Macy’s may not get it yet and could leverage the real estate with debt to hold on to a dying business?…if they mortgage their real estate to prop up brick and mortar retail they will squander the last vestige of value that the Macy’s brand has to offer?

IS IT TRUE that the former consumer electronics giant HH Gregg that operated a retail store on Evansville’s east side after Circuit City went under just announced they have sold all of their intellectual property?…that includes the name HH Gregg, all patents, brands, trademarks, slogans, advertising materials, and banners?…the total sale price was reported to be only $400,000 for everything of value that remains of a once mighty brand?…that is less than a medium sized family home in Lake Ridge Crossing in Newburgh and a fraction of some private homes in McCutcheonville?

IS IT TRUE the 20 most popular stores in America are: 20) Best Buy, 19) Rite Aid, 18) Dollar General, 17) United States Postal Service, 16) Dunkin Donuts, 15) 7 Eleven, 14) Lowe’s, 13) Wendy’s, 12) Shell Gas Stations, 11) The Home Depot, 10) Burger King, 9) Taco Bell, 8) Dollar Tree, 7) CVS PHARMACY, 6) Target, 5) Walgreens Pharmacy, 4) Starbucks Coffee, 3)Subway, 2) McDonalds and number one (1) Walmart?

IS IT TRUE the 5 restaurant chains that are taking over America are: 5) Click-Fil-A. 4) Wingstop. 3) Marco Pizza, 2) Jersey Mike’s Subs and number one (1) is Raising Cane’s chicken fingers?

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2017 Aces Stakes Auction at Bauerhaus

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The annual Aces Stakes event is set for Monday evening at the Bauerhaus on the north side of Evansville.  One of the unique features of the event will be a silent auction for some great items!  Below is a list of what will be available at Monday evening’s event.

This is just a small selection of the silent auction items that will be available on Monday Aces Stakes set for Monday evening at the Bauerhaus

1958-59 WGBF Coke Radio Ad (Marv Bates) (1st championship)
Aces vintage framed picture
1982-83 Camera Day Photo
Egidijus Mockevicius signed cutout
Jerry Sloan Bobblehead #1
Jerry Sloan Bobblehead #2
Jerry Sloan Autographed Card
Aces! Aces! Framed Picture
Robert Stadium Brick
Robert Stadium Brick
Program Package (71,86,92, 2010)
Pro V1 golf balls w/ Aces logos
Andy & Alan Benes Autographed Baseball
Roger Clemens Autographed Baseball
St. Louis Cardinals pack
Kyle Freeland MLB Package (Signed Ball/Cards)
Kyle Freeland Autographed Jersey
Aces Package 1 (xc bag, sweatsuit, shirt, hat, water bottle)
Aces Package 2 (2 shirts, drawstring, hat, (water bottle)
Aces Package 3 ( 2 shirts, drawstring, basketball)
Nike Coat (L) W/Aces Logo
Nike Dri-fit hat W/ Aces Logo (Purple)
Nike Dri-fit hat W/ Aces Logo (Gray)
Men’s Training Sweatshirt w/Aces Logo (L)
Nike Polo w/Aces Logo (L)
Nike Thermo Pullover w/Aces Logo (L)
Nike Fullzip w/Aces Logo (2X)
UEFC Combo (Polo/Shirt (L))
Evansville Dri-fit Combo (LS,Shirt (XL))
Hampton Inn “One Night Stay”
Country Inn & Suites “One Night Stay”
Holiday Inn Express “One Night Stay”
Rolling Hills Country Club golf for (4) and hat
Stand Sideline at MSOC game
Stand Sideline at WSOC game
Sit Courtside with Media Row at MBB
Women’s basketball experience
Run out of tunnel with men’s basketball
2 floor seats for men’s basketball 2017-18
Men’s basketball MVC Package
Women’s basketball MVC Package
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